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The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
ON THE TOP AS USUAL.
HARRIN0ToN's VICTORY IN
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
a RINe" TIOKET NOMINATED.
Republican Nominations ON saturday
DisOraer and Trickery-HOw the DelegA-
tt0n stands.

The Republicans OF New Castle county on
Saturday nominated their complete county
ticket, consisting of candidates for the Legis-
lature, Levy Court, inspectors. Assessors,
and Road Commissioners. Much bad blood
was engendered, and riotous incidents char
acterized the election in several ofthe wards
and In BraDdywine hundred. There is
feeling Of much dissatisfaction among both
factions, and leaders and workers alike are
angry.
The result is victory for the Stalwarts,
and the labors of Chairman Harrington have
not been In vain. Although William Candy,
HalfhrSoA, has boon SonAtaaAAA fo- th4
Legislative ticket In Wilmington hundred,
the StAlwarts claim six out of nine of the
candidates, and can certainly count on five
of them.
In the city Mr.. Candy had 919 votes, and
Austin Harrington received 59S, thus giving
the the former majority of 326. Matthew
Macklem was nominated for Assessor in the
Southern district of the city over Alexander
Irons by 1853 majority, and in the Northern
district Francis D. Talley, Stalwart, defeated
Lexington Barney, Halfbreed, by major
ity. The city vote in detail follows,
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
BALLOT BOX SMASHED. "

An Eighth Ward EmbrogliO-A RepubM-
can Chews q Republicans Ear.
One of the most disgraceful political rows
which have taken place in Wilmington fora
long time marked the Republican nomina-
ton election in the Eighth ward on Satur-
day afternoon. The Republican ward
workers in the Eighth are noted for their
rowdyism, and there was much disorder
about the polls all afternoon.
A negro attempted to vote near the CLOS
ing of the polls when his ballot was refused.
1t was claimed that he was q nonresident
and soon there was q lively scene. When
this was at its height Albert 7. Wingate
reached through the window. He caught
the ballot box, yanked 1t out, dashed 1t
upon the ground, and jumping upon u
mashed It to pieces. Wingate then gathered
up the ballots and destroyed them. 4 F.
There was great excitement at this time
and policeman Tbbets ran In and caught
John E. Springer, who was about 70 ngnS
with Wingate, and held him fast. WingAte
ran into his helpless enemy at this junetures
and with bulldog ferocity chewed his ear.
No arrests were made.
Later Sparks, acting on the advice Of DIR.
T. A. Keables, went before the Mayor and
had warrant issued for Wingate's arrest.
SATURDAY. night Wingate was held In $500
hail to answer the charge OF FiotouR con-
duct. 1t is stated that at the time Ringate
| smashed the ballot box that 189 votes had
been cast, and that there was majority for
| Candy and Barney. This would have given
Barney 8 majority for assessor, as the votes
in the other wards only gives Tally four
majority.
Wingate was to have answered the charge
| of disorderly conduct this morning, but at
police court no one connected with the
affair was present, and there is strong sus-
picion that it will be hushed up. ~. Z
Chief Of Police Hewlkins says 1t is BIZ
opinion that the charge will not be pressed
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
S~~A-~-e
Official Neglect.

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE -
Several persons have taken up the Belgian
block pavement on East Fourth street In
order to repair drains, but have not replaced
the stone blocks as they should be, but have
put them down in bunglesome manner, so
much 80 that all the blocks are not replaced
and the street is left In bad condition. This
pavement was put down at con-
siderable expense, and is credit to
the city, but If persons are al
lowed to take 1t up and repave 1t as 1t
should be, the street in short time will be
an eye-sore to those living there. 1t Is the
business of the Street Commissioner to see
that persons taking up the blocks put the
street in as good condition, as they found
| it, or be made TO pay fine. The work
| CITIZEN,
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-u-ne ~. HEnus

The Rail,UGy Age, one Of the leading rail-
road Journals of the country, speaks as ioi-
lows of the new through line "The Balti-
more & Ohio Company has surveyed three
routes for line from Baltimore to Phiiadel-
phia and New York, but an official IS re-
ported as saying that the lowest csicula-
Hon seems to be several millions
higher than Mr.. Garrett contemplated.
this company should conclude to postpone
indefinitely its idea of building tne nhe' C,le
great danger to our railroads to-day is the
Construction of parallel and competing
lines, where one is sufficient for the business
II has been said that he is benefactor who
causes two blades Of grass to grow where
only one grew before, but this idea hardly
applies to the builders of unnecessary roads
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
GEORGE TOWNSEND DEFEATED.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Opening of the September Term This
Morning.

Opening of the September Term This
Morning.
At the opening of the September term of
court, at 10 O'Clock this morning, Chief
Justice Comegys and associates Houston
and Wales were on the bench. For the FIRST
session there was q large representation Of
the members of the bar, and perhaps 200
spectators, two-thirds of whom were wit
nesses.
The names of the grand jury were called,
report in snort JImei' \ ne JURY " ~ Quiz
enrolled and sworn, retiring about 1920 to
their room, Immediately beginning the con-
sideration of indictments. The witnesses
were called and conducted to the waiting
room and entry back of the court room,
both of which were crowded almost 10
suffocation.
The Honorable judges and the members
of the bar all appeared in good health and
spirits, and had evidently been considerably
freshened by their summer vacations.
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FIFTY GENTS A VOTE.
How tho Ring Republicans Carried Asd =
Lion Hundred with Negroes. "a al

How tho Ring Republicans CarrA@u A1~0 =
Lion Hundred with Negroes. al
Especial correspondence of me Gazette. ls5a g
Dna.A ~ sH o., n-.A-i-4 =15AA- nalisi44-
were at fever heat here on Saturday
at the Republican nomination election. a
hot contest was waged between Theodore r.
Clark and Daniel B. Stewart for Representa~1i
five. Stewart was In favor of Anthony
Higgins, ESQ.,, for United States SENATOR =
and the Clark forces were working hard TO
defeat him. Negroes were brought TO the
polls by wagon loads, the same as cattae
brought to be slaughtered. All the negroes
In Red Lion hundred were raked and scrapfd
up and brought to the polls TO vote, One
negro remarked on Saturday night that he
was Maid so cents for voting for one of the
candidates, and that the candidate had done
the right thing by him. The vote was the
| largest that the Republicans have ever
| polled here, and shows more than tine Iuii
strength of the party, as great many On
| them will not be allowed to Vote at SpeA
/ general election. 81
Hardly had the GAZETTE chronicled the
illness of Mrs. Won Culin when death had
| closed her eyes. The funeral services VIII
be held at the Episcopal Church tomorrow
afternoon at 8 p. m, Rev. David HowesH
officiating. Her body will be taken 70 baAta-
more ON Monday night by the Ericsson noata
| and interred in Greenmount cemetery on
Tuesday morning. A large number Of
friends will go with the body to Baltimore.@ 0
A colored man by the name of White WAS
arrested Oh Saturday night for shooting q
revolver on Clinton street, which came near
striking passing horse, He was connHeo
William d. MuIlin, late candidate for the
nomination of Levy Court by the DemoefAte
is visiting in Wilmington. t'4f ti74brJaah
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nLACKBIRp REPuBLIoANs.
'---.sYRa-OAtasGsGfl0Gs lrAr-tha Nnnlni

.A---1su uEAl%Bat .s&eGfS0Ry dlK4r-tha Mamma
Especial correspondence OF the Gazette.]-
BLACKBIRD, DEL, Sept. 17.-The Repub-
licans turned out In full force on Saturday,
93 votes being polled-about so whites and
40 negroes. .-......,.-=...t .t -.
A great deal of dissatisfactionis expressed
by Mr.. Fennimore, the defeated candidAte
for Levy Court. He claims that Mr. Money
secured his nomination by paying the
negroes their days wages to vote for him
(Money,) and says he will remember It
at the coming election. ~ Every
available Republican was brought out
on Saturday, for the contest between the
Levy Court candidates was very bitter, and
the result shows falling of that VIII create
CONSERVATION in camp, although W votes Is
the largest polled for several years BY tne
Republicans. Instead Of showing strength
It shows q great weakness In the party's
ranks, for heretofore the nominations have
created no warmth, the candidates being
willing to let things take their course with
out any trickery. But not 30 this time; IL
was win by fair or foul means. algq.a =.
The Democrats polled 21f votes at their
nomination, last Saturday, while the Re
publicans after bitter contest, polled but
| 93-a fair estimate of what they viii poll IN
| November. In 1880 the Republicans bought
/ every vote that could be bought by liberal
use OF money, anu IhoiE Snhuiuo"Se N'S. N6S4H
but 1O4 The Democrats, on the contrary,
| with no money to spend, polled an average
of 237, clear majority of 13S, and that
viii be run up to 175 in November.
Thursday nj ght, will be " closing night =
at Collins Beach, and Mr.. Camp intends to
throw all other closings in the shade. a
splendid supper early in the evening, mas
querade party and dancing, win be the chief
attractions. Prof. Morton of Philadelphia,
will furnish eight pieces of music for the
event, and a happy aud pleasant time may
be expected.
Saturday, $500 pounds of evsporated
peaches of splendid quality. hs1 sy5Iqe
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
NEW CHURCH AT HOCKEssIN.

Ceremonies Mt the Laying OF the Corner
Stone Yesterday.
The corner stone of a new Catholic
Church at Hockessin was laid yesterday
afternoon in the presence of large crowd
of people. Many people went out on q
special train which left Wilmington at 2
o'clock, and in the party were about a
hundred members of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, John P. Donahoe, marshal.
The site of the new church is in Hockes-
sin, 400 yards north of the Delaware West
ern railroad. 1t will be frame building,
and will have a seating capacity of 800.
The ceremonies of laying the corner stone
were conducted by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Becker and the Rev. Father Donaghy. A
collection amounting to 1870 was taken up.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
Tne AssooIatIon Meeting.

The first meeting of the Democratic Asso-
citation of wilmington in the Institute Hall,
which has been secured as the party head,
quarters during the campaign, will be held
tomorrow evening, and should DC largely
attended. After the regular oroes Oh Dusi-
n@ss is over there will be addresses by
George Gray, ESQ.,, T. N. Williams and
other good local speakers.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
A Drunken wife Beater.

At police court this morning William
Riley was arraigned for assaulting Martha
Riley his wife. He pleaded guilty and was
fined s. and costs. The assault was most
brutal one. Riley lives at S13 Church street,
and he came home drunk. He struck his
wife in the face and choked her. Officer
Tucker was summoned, and on entering the
house Riley tried to strike him with chair.
The accused will be sent to New Castle.
This was the only case tried. -L
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
Raae Hail.

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE On
Saturday afternoon the Arctic defeated the
Violet base ball club by score OF 20 10 q,
This club has a standing challenge for any
club in the State. They have the concei!
that they can give the Our Boys & a gooV
shake. All challenges accepteu py "i''iAin
Long, No. 1901 Chestnut street.
h'ois' 80 VIM. LONG, Captain.
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Paul Gillis; Road Commissioners, William
Mcbride and John T. johnson.
NEW CASTLE

NHuJlne 3 majority, 90
The balance Of the ticket was chosen
without opposition, as follows:
Inspector-Edward Challenger.
Road missioners-William j. Lank,
Samuel A. jackson.
Inspector, 2. 7. Harris; Assessor, D.
Brainard Ferris; Road Commissioners, j.
Thomas Wright, John Barber. There was
no opposition TO this ticket.
RED LION.
Representative-The Theodore F. Clark, SO in
the East district and IS In the West; total,
in tPBss tPBsR#el R#sst sUtesS Ia Aee RsS5 ieS
8. Clark is Stalwart.
Levy Court Commissioner-J. +. Reybold,
Halfbreed, 119 in the East and "a In the
West; total, 173. VIM. NJ. stuckert, Sal
wart, 10 in the East and 81 in the West
total, So. Reybold's majority, III.
Inspectors-Ea district, George A.
Cleaver, 90; James A. Henry, 90. West dis
Assessor-CkarIes 8. wingate, $50 in the
East and SO in the West. No opposition.
Road misssoners-William Breck,
East, 102; West, 95; total, 1877: Samuel
Lewis, East, 100; West, Q; total, 1O2. John
Robinson, East, 80; West, 81 total, 40.
Messrs. Robinson and Breck are the nomi-
nees.
ST. GEORGES HUNDRED.
In this hundred Alfred G. Cox was nomi-
mated for Representative without opposi-
ton.
GEORGE TOWNSEND DEFEATED.
In Appoquinimink hundred, Representa-
tive George L. Townsend was defeated for
denomination, and the following ticket was
nominated Representative, j. M. Rothwell;
Levy Court, d. B. Mallory; Assessor, W.
w. Lyman; Inspector, I. A. Enos; Road
| Commissioner, W. R. Reynolds. Great dis
satisfaction exists among the Republicans
| over the result.
BLACKBIRD HUNDRED.
| Levy Court Commissioner-W. Fl. Money
20; Jesse Fennimore, %; Moneys ma
jority, AZ.
Inspector-H. II. Woodkeeper, 93.
Assessor. A. Parker, 93.
Road Observation-Disclosures Fennimore
03,
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
WILMINGTON, DEL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1882.

First Regiment and City Casu 1ands dis
coursed several well kuOwn selections The
German S@ngerbitnd sang eeveral pieees.
Shortly before 8 O'Clock Charles B. Lore,
Etq will address those present.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18

especial dispatch 70 me aazetss-I ssgssnf {
GEORGETOWN, Sept 1s.-lThe Democratic y > s..
hundred meetings passed off quietly on, Z -.
Saturday, and good men were selected A ---.l-
delegates, irrespective of things or factions,
and this will result in the nomination Of
ticket of the best men in the county, with
out respect to former associations. The
Democratic party is freer from factional
strife than it has been for many years.
Edward Houston and Dr. Mustard are
spoke. e aEs fer sSER sfRqtR qtRSFn hs
and william Stevens The county eonven
ton will meet here tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
100000 WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

A YOUNG GIRL CAN HAVE A GOOD
"A HOME IN a small family with privilege of
attending school work light. Address
Auk2S-H "a, " THIS OFFICE.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
InIlanandent Candidate.

William Dean of Newark, announces him
self in his home paper as an independent
candidate for Road Commissioner in White
Clay Creek Hundred.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
Riatorical Society.

A meeting of the Historical society OF
the State of Delaware will be held IN tne
Society's building this evening.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18

Road Commissioners.
MILL CREEK.
In Mil Greek hundred, Stal wart anu anu
Haif-breed lines were strongly drawn, anu
there was an exciting contest, which drew
out out an unusually large vote. The result
was mixed, the Half-breeds nominating ener
Candidate for Senator by large majority,
while the Stalwarts succeeded In running
In their candidates for Levy Court Coh-
~ a THO vote was as follows
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18

y SSw HwoSutSEs wouSnss NOW SUFFERING FROM
SSsary seFylrs DS Or disease OF any kind caused by
81 miner chldren, eS depeSdento 70 mothers Or
Sat SSst Service sra who died from the effects OF
EG.iOnsrs are are &c also entitled. Many Invalid
S,suAnce Riyen ~ ilIed d TO an increase. Careful
day can b siIn,in ~ Delayed or Rejected claims as
with but1lttls evidence.
R8PolcailOn. Nv o. with references sent on
b hhNSSFneyS-at In hLES q GEORGE A. KING,
LktS
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
NOfKORs

NoTICE.-sIxTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
~ THE DEMOCRATS OF the Sixth ward will
please meet for organization At eO2h Market
street. on Monday evening, September IS. at
O'Clock. John q, FARRA,
lbeptl6-2tt Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18

Mr.. Handy is nominated for Representa-
tive, and Messrs. Petitdemange and Guest
for Road Commissioners.
In West Brandywine great trouble was
experienced There was almost q riot be-
TWEEN friends of Mr., Handy and Mr.. Watson,
the candidates for the nomination for Repre-
sentative. Mr.. Hanby's friends blame Levy
Court Commissioner Mahaffy, and Mr.,
Mahafy's friends claim that Handy acted as
bully and a bull-dozer. The affair cul-
minated in Mr.. Mahaffy, who was inspector,
driving away with the ballot box, and he
counted the tickets at his leisure.
CHRIsTIANA.
Tho result In Christiana hundred was q
The daily gazette., 1882-09-18
Indications.

WASHINGTON, Sept. is.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather, and
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EAST BRANDYWINE.
epresentative-Robert j. Handy, Us
g. M. d. Watson, 10
Inspector-Thomas @. Casey, %
Assessor-William A. Talley, 76
Road Conn.,. s. Petitdemange, "a
Henry j. Guest, go
William II. Clark, 80
WEST BRANDYwINE.
epresentative-Robert j. Handy, 55
G.. M. ID. Watson, 10
nspector-James McGilligan, 81
Robert Buck, SO
Assessor William A. Talley, 124
Road Com.-John Petitdemange, 80
William H. Clark, So
Henry j. Guest, 7S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pIarRIcr.
Eighth ward was not counted.

THE EIGHTH WARD TROUBLE.
In the Eighth ward disgraceful affair
took place, which resulted in the smashing
of the ballot box by Albert T. Wingate and
tsHSssSentenC prevafIeh ;RInl 'otrrIug hae"SUteGt
Police Officer Hbbits held John Z. Springer
while Wingate chewed his nose and ear.
The affair will be found fully reported else
where.
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IN THE COUNTY.

Returns as collected by GAZETTE cores
pondents in the county are as follows