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The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
SECOND EDITION
BAYARD ON TEMPERANCE.


The Senator's Denial OF the Accuse.
tAOn Made by Mr. BabcOek.
special Dispatch to Phila. Times.
WASHINGTON, Mareh IL.
The statement made by Rev. DR..
Babcock at the MiddletoWn (Del. }
Methodist Conference, in which Sena-
Tor Bsyard was charged with having
sold out his influence to the liquor
men through Schade, their agent,
created a ripple amoug the temperance
folks here. Senator Bayard's atlen-
tion was called to the dispatch from
Wilmington lo-day. The Senator said
that 30 Tar az Mr.. Schade was concerned
he must speak for himself. "I do not
know Mr.. BsbcOck. / never met him
in my life. can only say that so far
~ lhe charge is concerned about my
selling my influence to the whisky
men 1t is false. never received from
any source one cent of money for Do
litical work. 1t only goes to show
what these temperance fanatics in
their desperation will 90 to further
their ideas. l am glad, however, that
the gentleman saw proper 10 make his
charge in Delaware. 1t is, however,
unnecessary to answer such fanatics.
Here is the letter referred to. IL is q
private letter wrote to an ex-member
oi Congress from Delaware and was
not intended for publication, yet /
have no objection TO its being made
public.
Mr.. Schade called on Senator Bay
ard thia NJ s-H f..
that the statement made by Mr.. Bah.
cook was false in every particular 80
far rs he was concerned. 1t is said
that Mr.. Schade is preparing letter
for publication.
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Senator Bayard's Temperance
Views

WAsHIN0TON, March 12.-The letter
Ex-senator Bsyard over which the temper
ance row is raised contains sentiments
which are not new to him, in proof of
which reference may be made to .
speech in the Senate, In 1874. upon a
proposition 10 appoint commission to
investigate and report upon the alcoholic
liquor 'raftic, measure similar to tho
Que just adopted by that body. Mr.
Bayard then pointed out the folly and
absurdity of prohibition, commented on
the fact that with an experience of two
hu0dred years, IN Massachusetts,, it had
been found that "prohibitIon does not
prohibit" and it Is now his opinion and
belief hat the attempt at prohibition IN
the State of Maine ha, not only been
practically a failure, but 1t has tended to
MAKE ihypoerites Of the people. Still
Mr.. Rayard cannot be claimed as friend
or supporter of unlicensed or unStrAined
liquor selling. His views in favor of
woll-regulated license system, with
strIDg at penalties for Illicit sale, are
also well knewn, especially among liqnor
dealprR
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The Luck Of a Denverite.

In the lively city OF Denver, Col, re-
sides one Sebastian Lehman Nv Cd
worker, at No. 793 Larimer street. In a
recent interview, published in the Denver
as u native OF Baden, aged flfty-four. q
resident of Colorado over Two ears. and
hence he 10 not q CenderfOot. He also
tells how he bought a ticket No. 10 oct, In
the January drawing OF The Louisiana
State ottery for &2 sent to M, A, Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La, and on January
l0lh h he drew $1,000 It is q simple story,
bat seems to resemble many simliar
occurrences all over the country. The
l41d Grand Monthly Drawing viii take
place under The sole management of
Gen'ls G. T, Beauregard and Jubai A,
Early on March IA.
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Life is not really lived that cannot

Life is not really lived that cannot be
enjoyed. The nerves must work har
moniously or there cannot be bappi
ness. In DIR. Benson's Celery and Cham
omile Pills, the nervous lady finds GER
tain relief They cure indigestion, fat
ulence, and neuralgia.
Chas. N. Crittenton, 1l5 Fulton
street New York City, solv agent for
DR.. Q. w. Benson's remedies, to whom
all orders shOuld.be. addressed.
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Thieves About.

On Friday night last, thieves entered
the stores OF e. X. Rumford 8 Bro, and
D. Cleland, on Market street, above
Fourth In the latter store, the thieves
left behiRd them a ehiseI which had
been ussd In forcing open the back win
dow, 10 order to gain an lngress.
On Saturday afternoon, 8. W..
Schultz, tobacconist, No. l. E. Fourth
street, call'd In Mr.. Cleland's store,
and was shown tbs chisel that the
thieves bad left. BE at once recognized
1t as belonging to him. It appears that
the thieves entered the store cf Mr.
Schultz first, and carried off with them
9 number Of briar root pipes and the
ch'sal mentioned. He does not know
whether they carried of any cigars or
not.
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The Omaha strike.

UMAHA, Neb. March II, I65Y.
The strikers this afternoon held q
meeting, at which 5000 people were
prt sent. Speeches were made exhortiDg
the Labor Union to stand firm and abuS-
ing the authorities. -Four riDg-leaders In
all have been arrested aRd put under
bonds. The strikers are disposed TO
anHoy the military In every way and
show an ugly temper.
The socialists and Trade and Labor
Union of this city passed resolutions to-
day condemniDR the action of the
Nebraska authorities in calling out the
military to AID In suppress sing the strike
at Omaha and calling upon the repressn-
tatives of the State at Washington to
urge President Arthur to have the troops
recalled Immediately.
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T.legraphis Summary.

,chbIsbop McCAbe Of Dublin, has
Iod a PASTORAL letter denounclng the
I'd outrages ln Ireland and stigma
4, ,ecret associations as encouraging
[S.rpr,. Mr.. Shaw, United States
|O,sl at Manchester, is inquiring into
&,lleesd discovery of sand IN cotton
BED from the United States. The
Psteuburg GOlOs deprecates the very
I,s,Iop cf war between Russia and
napy. Reuters Berlin telegram far
kes another instalment Of What purr
to be The Cars rspfoofof Gen.
lbeletT. N. Bedla, chitf Of the de-
ueut Of accounts In the ministry Of
On affairs, will temporarily sacceed
! BlIgnlsrsD IS Fropch controller :
raj In Egypt. 1t is reported that the
IsIan Insurgents have proclaimed
Kslifa, their leader, Bey Of Tunis.
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THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.
NO IMPROVEMENT IN THE SITUATION
IN THE INUNDATED DIsTRICrs,

In THE INUNDATED DISTRICTS.
MEMPHIs, March ia special
from Helena, Ark, says "The river
has fallen an Inch, but the overflow in
the clty has risen AN inch. Careful
watch is kept GU the levees. Rations
for $50 persons were issued yesterday.
In addition, many applicants are sup.
piled by the Marshal as special Com-
missioner. Mary colored persons are
coming in from the lower districts,
and from The outlook now labor will
be scarce on the plantations when the
time for making crops comes. Intelli-
gence from Clarendon, fifty miles west
of here, gives gloomy picture of the
situation there. Little or no business
10 doing there, End The water in some
places is six feet deep in the streets.
The Board of Health announced yes
terday that starving cattle had been
killed and sold in tho marke', aud
passed resolutions calling on the city
authorities to prevent such sale as
being dangerous to the health of the
city.
The river here declined about one
inch to-day. The Big Hatchie River
has overaowed its banks and caused
some damage to the railroad bridge on
the Louisville and Nashville line, forty
miles east of Memphis, near Browns
vile. The passengers had to be
transferred, and no trains will go out
on the road tonight. Lieutenant
Vidder, detailed for duty in Arkansas
to ascertain the extent of the suffering
estimates that the Government will
have to provide for 10000 destitute
people in Arkansas for sixty days
from the Goth inst.
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HANGING In a nR1DGE,
A Brakeman Of aho w. a M,R. m.
struck by a Train: =

an 9E@AWlM9M Oh emO w. n III. M. R.
struck by aTFaAn.
On Saturday evening about. 10
O'Clock az an employee Of the W. &
N X. II. was crossing over the bridge
that dresses ShiPlsy Run sewer, he
noticed an object that was seemingly
banging from the cross-ties.
The employee made . closer exami-
nation, and found the object to be q
man, and the man Dennis Ryan, q
brakeman ON the w. u N. r. r. Help
was secured and the man removed to
his home, No. 80e Monroe street. DR..
Kane was summoned, and upon ar
irving found that the man was badly
cut about the head and that three ribs
were broken. 1t 10 thought that the
man was intoxicated, aud wandered
out the p. w. 8 B. R., and was struck
by the north-bound train due here 1T
$50 p. m. This morning, although
suffering considerable pain, be was
doing as well as could no expected.
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Mr.. scovllIo and His Client.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 11-Mr. SEQ
Vile, Gulteau's counsel, yesterday re-
marked to NetOS reporter that he be-
lieved it would be the best thing for the
country that Gu.teau should be hanged,
for lhen there would be reGulsion in
public feeling aud Guiteau would do
the country the great service of bring
ing about revision OF the law TO pro-
tect the insane. He had, however asked
President Arthur to have GniLeau sent
to prison for life, and then IL he became
ravine maniac il would be easy TO have
HIN sent to an asylum. He believed
his letter had greatly angered the Presi-
dent.
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A Slight Fire.

Yesterday morning, the wife of John
Hubert, second assistant Of the Fire De-
partment, residing at No. 10 Market
street, was awakened By smoke in the
room. She soon discovered that the
smoke was Issuing from the clothes
pTess. She ut once aWoke her bus sband,
and together they extinRuishsd the bre.
Hew 1t originated Is unknown, but 1t
destroyed about $50 worth Of clothing -
No general alarm was sounded, but the
Fame Hose responded. Their services,
however, were not needed.
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Indian Children on Ohio Farms.

WAsHINGToN, March 11.-ARent
armstrong mas preferred d request to
the Secretary of the Interior that 100
Orow children, under his care at Crow
Agency, Montana, be sent to Ohio to
certain farmers TO be educated and
reared up TO usefulness. These fat
mers nave requested the children, and
secretary KirkWood has instructed
agent Armstrong to send the children
that may desire TO 20.
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Moraoe HanaIneITs Sentence.

OAMDnN, e. j., March 12.-Horace
Hammsll, ex-Secretary Of the Newtowu
Building Loan Association, convicted OF
watering the stock to the extent OF $4O,-
600 and sentenoed yesterday afternoon TO
ten years, win be taken to the State
Prison of Trenton tomorrow. He was
allowed to-day farewell interviews with
mis- relatives and several friends.
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The Price or Coal Redueedl,

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company gave notice this after
noon of several changes in the Eastern
prices Of coal, to take effect on Mon
day next. They only change in rates
for burning white ash coal, delivered
on board vessels at Port Richmond,
for shipment beyond the capes of the
Delaware, is decline of 20 cents per
ton in pea, to S2.60. In the egg size
there is advance of 10 :cents, to $3.8
for North Franklin white ash, a de-
cline of 10 cents, to $3.50; for Schuyl-
kill red ash, decline OF 35 cents, to
"a, for Lorborry, and of 35 cents, TO
$4.65, for Lykens Valley and Brook
side. In stove the only changes are a
decline of % cents, to 81 25, and of 85
cents, to S4.65, for Brookside. In
chestnut an advance of 10 cents, to
1896, il made in Schuylkill red ash
and ShAmokin, ard decline OF 15 cents
to $4.10, In Brookside.
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WAsH1SGToN despatch announces
heath in that city yesterday Of Lord
be MOntagu, one Of the secretaries
|. B. MS Legation, 10 the twenty
|uth year Of bis age. Lord George
|tagu was an uncle Of viseount
Neville, who married Miss YznAgs, +,
sv York. He has served for some
10 ibis country, where he had
many friends who will regret his
Len and premature death.
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Is MasOn's sentene, vOid4

WASHINGTON March 12.-There
lsareport current to-nlgh that the
trial Of Sergeant Mason will be de-
clared VOID through irregularities in
the proceedings, the prisoner hav.
ing been arraigned before the court
was sworn.
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Message From the sea.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, March II.
In box picked up on the beach here
to-day the following message was found;
p cks this up report that
the schooner Flee.Wing is In terrible
condition and aoout to be wrecked of
Cape Charles. No hope for soul on
board.' No date is given.
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Cast-Iron FeIInWa.

Men of endurance have healthy kid
neys and liver. No aches in the back, 4,
no piles OF constipation. The cure for
these diseases is Kidney-W w ort. This
great remedy keeps up the tone of the
whole body by enabling the liver, DO wells
and kidneys TO p rform their functions
perfectly. Both tue Liquid and Dry
are sold by ruggisis.-Pioneer Press
"One must be poor o know the luxury
of giving" That may be SO, but we
think anybody ENJOY the luxury of
giving HIS fellow sufferer a bottle OF DIR
Bulls Cough Syrup 10 cure his cough.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13

TIE fashionable exodus to Europe
this year will be very great. The in
quiry for state-rooms at the Offices of
the faVorile lines in New York is said
oy the steamship men to be larger than
ever. At the offices Of two Of these
lines it was stated that applications
for berths are fully double what they
were two years ago. The demand
has been such that there are but few
berths left in the May sailinRs, and
several Of the steamers 10 sail in that
month are now entirely engaged. The
outgoing steamships Saturday carried
nearly 300 cabin passengers.
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BAY City, Micb.. d Oh, 2 IAN,

DAN OIIA NIICusl UDU, Q, IO6Ul
1 think 1t my duty to send you a re.
commend for the beuetit OF any person
WlehlDg TO knew whether Hop Bitters
are good or not 1 know they are good
ZOE general debility aud indigestion;
ettengtnen the nervous system and make
new life. recommend my patients to
use them.
DIR. A. PRATT.
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SPEOIAL NOTICES.
.~~~~O
A CARD.

To all who are suffering mona the errors
and indiscret1ons of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood
&C., will send q recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
in South America. send a self-addressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D. Net0 York Cstv. oct20-d&w6m
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"a Girl's ChOt ce.u

lC was In drug store Or course. All
Interesting Incidents occur In drug
stores, that is nearly all. She was pretty,
with Dlue eyes and golden hair one of
that kind Of beauties the poet would have
called an "augel," but tho fact that q
colony OF pimplss On her fair frontls-
piece precluded all thought of q celestial
being. Bowl & timldly to the handsome
clerk, she asked tor "Swayne's Ointm Gu
for skin diseases" and upon reoeivin z
vanished like the morning dew before
the Summer sun.
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local TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. !, iss2.
RAINS LEAVE WILMINoroN.

RAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
ldt dpthiiia,dielPhla d HI 2OOs 22s., $50, s.6s,
5gr, 50r,4 no. 9,00, 9.09, 9.46, 1880, l .53 q.
SSCf 5sS4 m; l2l5, asst. 1.63, $50, 400, ,
Ot'VlO, 6.SS', 1865, 9.6O', lO.O0S p.
n New York;. "Os, 2.2s#, $40, e.s5.
N''' a. m. l2.sStt. l.6S, slit, 6.sst
I BaalI6imoro-l. .OOs, l. .42s, rs %. 500. s.ss
di;O, l09tt, 800, ,'6.57, nj i.O4~ .. IA,
~ mnS.sdnington, l.O0s, Lag, 4.5l#, e.O0s a,
Y r'T1, L9sft, e.5T. II. .O4s p. "a.
10 ISsnore ~ - and intermediate sta
Sain1.ol e.S8 a. m. 100 500 D. no,
NnS runniAg both daily and sun
rains running only on Sunday
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An invaluable strsngtheuer for the
nerves, MUSCLES aud digestive organs,
producing sirangth and appetite, IS
Browns Iron Bitters.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
Levy Cour,

The Levy Court reassem bled this
morning at 10 o'clock, President bright
presiding.
Ths session was entirely consumed in
makinR transfers, and placing names
upon the ssstssment lists.
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Brand7wine Seminary.

Spring Term, Monday, March 1S, 1854
A corps of teachers decreased In NUM-
ber and efficienc1. Prof b y. lRhoads
continues In Music. Instruction In
Drawing and Painting by Mrs. NOVEL;.
W. q. NOVEL;,
Residence, COS W. 10th st. maTs.im
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"RooMs FoR RENT"

This evening will be presented the
farolcal comedy of "Rooms for Rem. !"
The play has received the ensoniums Of
the press wherever presented. The N.
Y. Express says:
"Rooms for Rent" has verified the
pred, ,ctioBs made OF It's popularity In the
E1press, and hlled the Bijou Opera
Honse to ovethoWing every night last
week. IL Is ave wedly intended to bs
funny, and funny It Is enough, in all
conscience, TO put an even more genial
smile on the managers always genial
face.
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can't get Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup free OF
charge, II costs you q quarter every
times
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The New Goods,
Spring of 1882.

We have kept on improv-
ing in the various cutting de-
partments and work-rooms
of Oak Hall, and as a cons e.
quence thenew Spring Stock
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance.
Even in advance of the
season we will take pleasure
in showing the new goods.
Oak Hall is an "all the
year round" store and all
kinds of Mems q nd Boys
Clothing for every conceiva-
BILE occasion is on hand and
ready for instant s. ervice.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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OTHER RNaAaEMENTe.

The favorite actress, Maggie Mitchell
will appear here on Friday and batur-
day event nRs, M arch oath anu 18th. The
plays have not yet been announced.
"The Bankers Daughter will be pre-
sentsd by Collier's company on the 9th
inst
ON Tuesday evening, the 2Sth inst, the
Royal Hand Bell Ringers aud Glee-Men
win appear.
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AMUBEMENTB.
RIon's sURPRIsR PARTY.

Rise's Surprise Party appeared here
on Saturday afternoon in "Evsngohne"
and In the evening In "Babes In the
Wool" Both performances were we'll
atteaded, but there was considerable dis
appointment, as the performances did
pany was small, ami did not begin to
equal the 5urp ise Party that appeared
here In "HoIrors" last season, aud later
In "HIawatha." Wilmington theatre
goers have been rather taken In ON the
last three or four performances.
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pc AOruons are reported to have
OV converts near Kings noun
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rains running only on Sunday.

4 az 1DeiSware y sa Railroad-6.OOs, s.35 a. m:
Vy ~ ozo p. m. No Sunday trains.
i harrington and intermediate sta
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U. S. Marshal HealY, who was
captured by the haIfSbreeds on Milk
River has been released, and return.
ed to Fort Benton.
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Meet1ngs Tom saaE.

Friends Social Lyeeum.
Uniform Ot3taion, K. Of II.
Shields Libfary Association.
Mlnqua Tribe, No. 8, 1. O.R.M.
Delaware Lodge, No, |, 1. O.O.F.
Herman Lodge, No. 20, /. b. o.. r,
Washington Lodge, No. Tx. Off.
Wilmington Council, No. S, g, d, An,
Washington Lodge, No. 3, "A. o. OF
Union Encampment, No, l, 90.
star of Bethlehem Division, (coIoreE1 a,
of Z,
Wilmington EnpasiOn, No. l, Uniform
Rank, 4. OF p.
Wilmington and BrandyWine Council.
no 8. D. q. A. NJ.
Knights of st. Patrick, meet at Third
and Market streets
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r. Ia oi.mlngton and Northern Rail-
|irsiInVs RAIN a. m. 800, sos p. m, No Snn.
4. .5aSaWare IN Western Railroad-l0. IN
'''o p m No Sunday trains.
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lNs ARRIVE AT WILM1Noro,,

fs1sslaSSfslPhB1al'PS ss Ss5P Pdiot % i;s2: 2 447'.
|S.5o ~ li7tt; Z 2S0 a.5e, 9.s5, as. s 10,
d p. m. G'''' ''SSt' 1855, asst, $50, iO.5Ss,
l S.s8 sew York5l2.4s, 1899, 4.4O., 7.S5+.
p. M - m' 1850, Loft, Ass, 6.48k,
i :, l%Sfft, l.50, 6.Iis, ESQ.,, s.iSl
10 l.5c, 5i., tSa9l;Si' sSa, Z. \ 2ls' a. m.
y ~ DAILY and sunday.
sunday only.
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i2O5p O5pekIaware wa Railroads.&c.. 9.a5s a.
ps. WV QUO p. m. No Sunday
fOm New Castle only.
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|l-s.,S aigR5lngton = g5 and Northern Rail-
bay trSiDs, s'ho, lbs a. M; 8.65 p. M, No
2'I5 I5%Sre ~ western Railroads.&c.
T. m' No Sunday trains
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DIED

JACK.-On Saturday, March 1ltb, Jane
w. Jack, in the SD year DR. her age,
The relatives and friends are respect
Inlly invited to attend the funeral from
ht late residence. No. 405 Ahipley street,
on Tuesday aft rn0on, March lAth, at 5
o'clock. Services at the house at q o.
clock. Interment at Rivlrviaw Gene
cry.
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NEW ADVERTlsEIIENTs.
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s Leave FOR WILMINGTON
hue-s m ms-Broad and aWashinston
4 80, 5'SS a "Io, $40. 1915 a. M, S0
m. m"A'is-S'Ss' s.2O. n.4S a. m. 4.4O.
ect at tGs Gtaes, Wilmington that will
hlARton Ferry for Broad and
40 D. mnVehne-6.6s, m 800, S.0e. D &c
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The Senator's Denial OF the Aeeusa-
tAOn Made by Mr.. BabcOek.
special Dispatch to PhiIa. Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-21
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

The Eastern railway depot at Salem
Mass, valued at 100000, was destroyed BY
FIRE
THE storm at New Iberia, La, left
800 persons in that parish without shell
ter or support.
An inoandiary fire DESTROYED the paper
mill off. Howard Lewis, near Chester,
Pa, valued at $4,000.
THE Copley mill, at Round Lake, Mich,
owned by Cobbs x Mitchell, Of Cadillac,
valued at ~, 900. was destroyed by fire.
THR Bennett house, at Leadville, con
tanning about fifty people, took fire in the
night and was swept away, one lodger
having been burned to death.
WHILE driving in Indianapolis with
three small children, Mrs. r. L. Boyd
overturned the buggy at a corner, and all
its occupants were taken home inesnsible.
The college of Mount st. Mary. near
EmmeItsburg, Md, has been closed for q
month on account of the outbreak of ma
lignant scarlet fever among the students.
THOMAS IL. QUIGLEY, conductor on
the Santa Fe road was killed near Las
Vegas, by 4 locomotive Jumping the track.
Engineer Mitchell was also seriously IN
lured.
TIE distillerv Of Oscar Furst, located
two miles south of Peoria, and the bonded
warehouse adjoining were destroyed by
fire. The loss il $3.50 600, and the in
surance $200,O00. The institution will be
speedily rebuilt
A FIRE at Tiiusville, Pa. DESTROYED the
Hotel Brunswick, the Parshall opera
house and hotel, and the Watson stables.
on which the loss il estimated at $3.50. .000.
4 fireman was fatally burned and color
Cd cook probably lost her life
AT the bar Of saloon in ST. Louis,
| Charles IL. Alien, whose father was a
whole sale dry goods merchant, shot him
self through the brain ON being reproached
/ for his worthle+saess. Not less than ! 40
600 had been wasted in the endeavor to
establish him in business.
\ POISONING accident, at Milwaukee.
| Wis, resulting in the death of woman
named l.adosch, aged is years and child
II months old, named Gekel. is recorded.
The father of the child took home a
| package of arsenic to kill rats, and placed
II in a box marked poison. This box was
put on the sewing machine. and in some
manner was knocked off upon the floor
! Here the infant found it, and ate some OF
the contents. just Mt this iuncture the
\ grandmother. Mrs. l.adosch, came in and
noticed the child eating the powder She
\ also tasted il, for the purpose OF ascertain
\ ing whether or not il was injurious In
4 short time both became deadly sick, and
\ though physicians were called. tbs babe
/ died AZ midnight, and the old lady at 1
1 o'clock.