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The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
MUTUAL LOAN,
ANNUAL MEETING AND BLRoTIoN OF
oFFIOERa.

ANNUAL MEETING AND BLRoTIoN OF
oFFIOERA.
The fifteenth annual meeting of the
Mutual Loan Association was held
last night, when the yearly report OF
the Directors was submitted, from
which the following are exit sots
Receipts, including e26, 416 in dues,
and SIS, $50 in repaid loans, e55, ,416.3S
OF the disbursements the loans
amounted to e28, 100, the payment OF
Arst Bsries matursd stock TO $19, 100,
and Withdrawn shares to 50, 742. The
present value OF shares is rs folloWG
Second series, $165.SO; third, $145. 90;
fourth, S125. 80; ffth, S10G. .43; sixth,
$s8. 4S; seventh, $71.45; eight, $65. 80;
ninth, $40.12; tenth, 1858; eleventh,
$l2 246.
The following officers were elected :
President-Joshua Maris.
Vice President-Benj. Murgstroyd.
Secretary and I reasurer-George q.
Maris.
Directora-R. Fl. EwbankS, George
M. Gallagher, VIM. Q. Martin, EdW.
w. GrieVes.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the loan, held afterwards, $500 sold
at 184 per cent. prOmiam and 1900 ut
15.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22

Republican, by a majority Of $50. Tn,
city is generally Republican by 200 ma
jority.
= franklin elected George Allen, Re-
publican, for Mayor by majority OF ter
over George Maloney.
The Republicans maintaine d theil
usual supremacy 10 Harrisburg, ON 4
light vote.
In Pottstown, the Democrats elected
their entire ticket by about ths usual
majority.
In Chester the Republicans elected J.
Newton Shanafelt, CITY Recorder and
five out of the six COuncllmen. w. p.
Ladan,us, De mocrat, was elected
Treasurer.
John T. MacGonlgls, Democrat, was
reelected Mayor of Lancaster. The
Republicans have q msjority of two In
Council on joint ballot.
Ii. j. Gresly, Republican, elected
Chief Burgess of York, by FIVE majority.
Tie Town Council remains Democrat
ic.
From the above 1t will be seen that
the Democrats generally held their own,
and in several instances made substan-
tial gains.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
Two Receptions.

The forty-SeOOnd annual reception
OF the Washington 8. r. e. and H. &
L. Company was given at the Clayton
House last evening, and was very
successful affair. Sixty couples werc
on the grand promenade. which was
led by Charles Dordon and Miss M.
Fulmelle, followed by Charles e.
Evans and wife, James Milburn, Jas.
Dickerson and wife, George w. Sasae
and Miss Mills and others. The affair
passed off very pleasantly, excellent
refreshmsnts being provided, while
all the other arrangements were ad-
mirable. Dancing was continued
until late hour.
Company c., Dupont Guards, gave
their fifth annual reception in their
Armory, at the Masonic Temple, last
night, opening with q fine concert by
the First Regiment Band, followed by
an exhibition drill. The following
appointments we're announced /: First
Sergeant, Savoy Evans; Second, Geo.
Dure; Third, H. ]. Crppen; Fourth,
e. Harold Rhoads; Fifth, Eugene
Frame. COrporals, II. Becker and J.
II. HazleIt. Dancing followed TO
music furnished by Prof. Cooks
orchestra Of PhiladSlphia. Al mid
night an elegant supper waS served
In RObinson's parlors. Among the
many charming ladies present were
the following:
Miss Julia aud Miss Nellie Miller
were dressed in pink cashmere; Miss
Moore, blue cashmere, trimmed with
satiA; Miss Annie Reeve, black velvet;
Mas Emma Coyle, pink OaAhmSre;
Miss Maggie Mcdonald, blue CASH
mere; Miss NJ. Betelle, blue silk; Miss
Maggie SaEde, Of Camden, black vol
vet; Miss stiiber, black velvet; Miss
Lucy Heusted, light ailk; Miss Laura
Miller, black Silk; Miss Lucy Mes-
siOk, black velvet; MiSs Ella Mcguire,
blue cashmere; Miss Clara Moore,
black silk.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
.SrRVCK Rr rALeCoMeEIvE.
A MAN SEVERELY INJURED AT THE
FOOT OF WEST STREET.

Yesterday afternoon as the south
bound 5 o'clock Baltimore express
waa passing West street, one Of the
passsngeFs lost his bat. The hat wal
noticed BY . Young man named
Thomas II. Goff, and q companion
who were engaged in unloading irou
from a car standing on q side track
for the Harlan & Holllngs worth
company where both were employed
Both men jumped a. once for the hat
and during the tussle to secure Il
they sid not notice the New Castle
accommodation train coming in.
Before Gof could get out Of the
way he was struck by the locomotive
and hurled some distance. The train
was stopped, and the man picked up
ana brought into the depot. DIR.
Kane was at once summoned, who
upon arriving found that the man
was cut IN several pieces and was
also badly bruised. His wounds were
dressed after which he was removed
to the Aims House. This morning
he was considerably better and was
able to cit up in bed. t,'l :
The injured mans parents reside
at Henderson, Nd. He is abolt rs
years of age.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
Congress Yesterday.

In the U. S. Senate yesterday the
House Apportienment bill was pass
ed, after a brief debate, bV uipd vocs
vote. The Pension Arrears resolu-
ton was considered, and finally, on
motion of Mr.. Hawley, laid on the
table by vote of 26 to %. The bill
for the retirement of General Grant
was taken up and LAID oyer as un-
finished business. After an execu>
tive session, the Senate adjourned
until Thursday.
In the House Mr.. Kasson gave no,
tice that on Tuesday next he would
ask consideration on the Tariff Com
mission bill. The Post Office Appro-
priation bill was considered, pending
which the House adjourned until
Thursday.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
IRE Cn Ester DISASTER
NO MORE DEATHs-ExAcr CONDITION
OF THE WOUNDED,


No more deaths OF victims Of the
.pyrotechnic works explosion have oo-
Cured siLce Monday msrning, bngtbs
condition Of Fllwood Long, Neal Nc.
DadS, Francis 0Akes and Lewis Me-
Cullough Is decidedly critical and little
hope OF their recovery ID entertained.
Chief Engineer Dolton has improved
since yesterday. The Coroneris Jury Is
10 session to-day.
Three more victims Of the explosion
OF Friday last we're buried yesterday,
making fifteen now inferred, to be fol-
lowed by two to-day. The funerals yes
terday were those Of George w. Taylor,
John Doughty and William McNsal.
Nothing new concerning the explosion
has developed, except that The Greek fire
theory Is gaining. favor. Iu substantia-
tion OF Its strength il is asserted that
when Short made Greek tirs here he
exper,meBted with . shell Of II a half
mile from the city, and portion OF the
shell was thrown into the town, tearing
deep hole in the pavement.
The following Is the latest account OF
the condition of the wounded:
W Ms COWbui VINO nAu llb race CfU0l-
cd, rallied esnsiderah hle, but the bones
In his face are 30 much brok, q lat the
doctor in charge has decided TO remove
the upper w bopes, whioh it 10 thought
will bs done to-day. If this il not done
IT ls feared that the broken bones will
siun away and open the blood ves-
seis.
The condition Of Ell wood Long Is not
so favorable and all visitors are denied
seeing Eiu.
Itaao ShowI, living on Third street.
below Market who ~ injured internal
~, was very mach worse yesterday.
George Potts, living Ia Bethel Court,
was severely hurt in the back and 10 10 "
unable TO rise frem his bsu.
Chief Engineer Doltop, whose oond'-
ton was 20 pTecArious Monday that the
Oorouer's jury was denie1 an lntervIow,
was decidedly better yesterday, III O his
a"n william is Improving. There 10
hope Of their speedy recovery.
Henry Wood, the bro her OF William,
whs lost his life at the explosion, l. in
better condition
The condition OF Francs Oakes re-
mains unchanged.
The condilon Of Neal McDade, VIM.
Kelley and Lewis Mccullough, of the
R"rth Ward, remaias the same, and
they are in a very critical condition.
ME-. Roy, the Oolored woman who
had her leg amputated, is getting alopR
very nicely.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
washIpxtOn JottinEs,

The receipts from internal revenue
yesterday were $279,76s,22, and from
customs, $99s, ,003,89.
John G. New, of Indiana, was yester-
day confirmed by the Senate as Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury.
Captain Ii. W. Howgate, under in
dicLment for embezzlement, is seriously
i'll Of pneumonia at the Jail.
To-day being legal holiday IN the
District OF Columbia, all of the Execu-
i've Departments will be closed.
The aggregate of money which the
House Naval Committee will recon-
mend to be expended in recoDstructing
the navy will be about S10,000,O00.
Robert ]. Walker, son of the former
Secretary of the Treasury OF that name,
has been appointed storekeeper in that
department vice Hatch, removed.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
ANOTMEk GUANesCANDAL
MINISTER NORTON AND OTHER PRok
INENT POLITICIANS INVOLVED.

Am AO1AON AMI OIAkh GA0A
INEET POLITICIANS INVOLVED.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-A new
scandal Is brewing In pOlitlco-eommer-
c!al circles likely 70 rival the EmmA
Mine anair In magnitude and import
aDee. 1n 1t are mixed up Minister Nor
ton, Of the arm Of Morton, Bliss q Co.
OF New York; Bob Randall, brother'of
the ex-Speaker Of the House OF Repre-
sentatlves,a and other persons well known
10 political circles. 1t involves the lend
ing OF his influence as United States
Mioister, by Mr.. Morton, to the further
ance OF contract between French and
American capitalists Chs own firm being
the latter) and the owners Of Peruvian
guano deposits, In which there was cup
posed to be "mIllions," and which was
executed In August last. ....,..3 ~
The details Of the matter which
leaked out are meagre, but sufacient to
make It plaiR that another big scandal
Is pending. Morton will doubtless fnd
himself called upon to explain his con-
nection with it, and the whole subject,
from what Is known Of II, 10 one for
Congressional investigation. It will be
remembered In this connection that BE-
fore his appointment as Minister TO
France, Mr.. Morton had been strongly
urged for the position Of SecTeaary,of
the Treasury. de has been In every
syndicate that bas been formed for the
purchase Of Government bonds since the
incoming Of Sherman as Secretary Of the
Treasury. ...a. i..+a - llsn,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
Real RsGase sales.

Solomon Mercer has sold his farm
of15 acres. adj joining Kennett Square
to Z. " ingard for $1,000. Howard
P'yle OF Wilmington has purchased
the farm Of his fat her -inrlaw, the
late Joseph Edwards, near Fairville,
and will moved to it in the spring.
John Y. Mcneil has sold his small
farm OF about is acres, in Upper OK
ford, 70 Francib Albright Of Russell
Vile, for S220o.-Oxf ford PrSss.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
shortenipx she D,.,an..

Connections on the Newark and Del
aware City Railroad for q shorter line
bet wsen Baltimore and the Peninsula
were made on Saturday by the Penn
sylvania Railroad. In q few days trairs
will segIn running over this line from
Newark to Po ter's Station, on the Del
aware Railroa1, obviating the necessity
for coming to Wilmington on the way
to and from the towns ON the peniusula.
The saving distance to BaIimors lu
somewhere near % miles. The Newark
and Delaware City was not used for
several years before the Pennsylvania
purchased the PhiladeIphia, WilminRten
and Baltimore Road,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
TAs Burned Academy.

The insurance on the burned Penn.
sylvania Military Academy, at Ches-
ter, Pa, will amount to $4,000, Of
which $40, 900 is on the building, and
So, 600 on the arms distributed in diff
fsrent companies. Tho loss is proba-
bly, more than the above, but not on
the building. The insurance com-
panies offer to rebuild the structure,
and this will doubtless be accepted by
the stockholders. 1t is not probable
that the institution will be remove d
from Chester.
1t Ia thought by th SO in position
to know that temporary quarters will
be procured at Ridley Park, tho hotel
there and adjoining buildings being
moderately we'll adapted to their pur-
pose.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
A. L. OF HI.
ANOTHER COUNCIL OF THE AMERICAN

ANOTHER COUNCIL OF THE AMERICAN
LEGION OF HONOR ORGANIZED.
In the. meeting room Of the Ancis nj
Order OF Unit9d Workmen, 9reenman
building, last evening, Deputy Supreme
Commasder Thos. j. GosliD, OF the
American Legion OF Honor, organ niz I'd
Philomathean Council, NO. 3. OF this or
der, With thirty chatter mem bers and
the following otncers
OommAnder-TheodoTe W. Francis.
Vice CORmanaer-E. o. Dawson.
OratOr-AndreW Carey.
Poet Oom mmander--DF. l.. kituuRer.
Secretafy-J. q. Morrow. -
COllector-S. b. Council.
Trt asurer-James r. Pr1ntisa.
Chsplain-Dr. T. j. GOsliu.
Guids-Cbri tian Popp.
Warden-D T. Matchatt.
5entry-J oshuA Conner.
Medical Exaninsr-Dr. L. KlitiDgeR.
Trustees-T. 8. MerrItt, Wm. H.
SohOen, David T. Fox.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
LOCAL LIN EB.
Lent eommences to-day.

Lent commences to-day.
A sudden change In the weather.
The TIustees of the Poor are In ses-
sion to-day.
Plenty of thunder and lightning yes
day afternoon.
Only u ANAL audience greeted The
performance Of "Fairfax" last even
ing.
All the workshops of the P. w. 4 B..
r. R., are closed to-day
A man was struck by the cars ct West
street crossing yesterday evening.
The clearing up shower yesterday al
ternoon was heavy one aud copious
amount OF water fell.
s. D. Paschall, carriage manufacturer
will give up his salesrooms In the Kent
building on March 25tb.
The Board Of Il ,al met last even.
ing, but had very little business to trans
act beyond the passage Of bills,
Work has been commenced on the ten
new locomotives recently ordered to be
built in this city by the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
Killed by an EIsstrie Mashine.

PiTTsBuRa, Pa, February 2l.-A
Atal accident occurred at Carnegie d
Pros rolling mill here to-day. In the
plll there iG an electric battery of
umcient power to run sixteen eleo.
|Tlc lights. This morning Henry
fOlger, an tmploye, was examining
IGe machine, when he ca, elessly y
laced one of his hands on the wire,
|eeelVing the iull force of the current.
Killed HIM instantly. A livid mark
|ound HI. throat anG long furroW
lannng from his thigh to his ankle
|noWed The course of the current.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
Voice rrOu.a the Press.

1 take this opportunity to bear testi-
mOny to the efficacy Of your "Hop Bit
ters." Expesting to fad them Dauseous
and bitter and composed sf bad whisky,
We were agreeably surprised at their
mild taste, just like cup Of tea. A
Mrs. Cross well and Mrs. Oonnor,
friends, have likewise tried, and pro-
nounoe them the best medicine they
have ever taken for building mp strength
and toninR up the system. was trOu-
bled with headache, cOstiveness AMI
want of Appt tite. MY ailmeLts Is are now
all gone. have yearly couti act with
O doctor to look alter the health Of my
self anj family, but need him not now
b. GILLILAND.
July %, 1873. Peoples AdUocate, Pitts
bug. Pa.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22

no.r a Sons voolen mills, neGr
hawsrk Al. to be enlarged, and to pass
.,o The hands Of stock company.
wnd d1cEs we're more abundant In
NJ nm River, than for g long number
4 ,s.s. The immense fScks OF red
Issd. and black-beAds, Al times almost
pyered ,he body Of water.
Tbs Barr farm, situated on the New
Es,tls and FreDchtowD turnpike, con-
Istipp Of $50 acres, was last week sold
n James II. Ray, Esq, Of Newark, Del
ware, to the Messts. News. OF OecIl
|bunty, tbs price paid being $1,000. Mr..
Law also sold an adjoining farm Of 126
erss to Mr.. Geo. Boulden, Of New Cas-
3 county, Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
His Last Dose.

Ad a sufferer trsm kidney troubles,
hen a,Eeh TO trv Kidney-M"r "I'Il
n itbul II Will be my last doAe." The
ban got vel aud is now recommending
b. remedy to al.
When arrangement of the stomach
|cts upon the kidneys ana liver bringing
iseasu and pain, KidOey-W Wort Is the
/ us remedy. 1t removes the cause aud
nres the disease Liquid (very concen.
|a'edl ar dry act equally evidently
in. CultiUator.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
what EIeph ant azllk is Like.
From the Hartford Courant.

II T V1AH NA1V AA0A REUE U NVtlHuKIIs
A sample of elephants milk Is recelv-
ed from Bridgeport at the Sheffield Sci
entifc School daily, and DR.. Jenkins, of
the experiment station, Is making an ex-
haustive chemical analysis of its COM
ponenl parts. The milk resembles
cows milk and has heavy cream. Its
odor is much like cows milk, although
stronger, and it is swC ct to the taste and
has great delicacy Of flavor. The fat of
the milk is light yellow and has the ap-
pearance OF yellow oil. The most no
ticable quality of the milk is Its great
richness; the large percentage of cream
were found IN the later specimens.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
noara Of Health.

Tho Board Of Health met In regular
session, last evening, but no business Of
importance was transacted. A nnmbsr
OF complaints " existing nulsances were
received aud referred g the EKeoutlv,
Officeu. IL was lated tsat there is not
now . ase OF smallpox IN the city out
side Of the hospital. The following
bills wtr4 allowed: u. p. Johnson q 50
'wm. +. HollAnd, $l2, James Stewart,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
The lee Crsp as Trey.

TROY, February 2l.-The ice har,
vest in the vicinity has been closed.
The quantity Of new ice stored is
80 800 tons. The old ice on hand
amounts to 23,700 tons, making q
total OF l04 500 tons. The storage
capacity ls 100000 tons. The ice
gathered from the Hudson at Troy
and southwark Is estimated at more
than 100000 tons.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
PInChback . Appointmont.

WAsHINGToN, February 2I.-The
nominations of Plnchback to be Sur.
veyor al New Orleans is a long
sought honor. PInchback wanted the
place early in the Hayes Admins.
tration, but, for reasons sufficient to
himself. Mr.. Hayes made other dis
positiol of the appointment, which
fell to the Wellc-Anderson caterIe.
Then Pinchback began to scheme
for it, and everything else falling,
negotiations were proposed to Mr..
Sherman, and were carried 80 far
that Mr.. Sherman made out the ap.
polntment, and with a batch of others
sent 1t over to the White House.
The Presldent signed itlnadVertent-
ly and 1t went TO the Senate. News
paper announcement fret apprised.
Mr.. Hayes of the nomination where
upon he promptly withdrew it.
Pinchback left for home in high
dudgeon.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
DIED

sEVIL.--on the 22d inst, Mrs. Ratth
Sevll, aged 75 ye RS.
Her relatives and friends are rOspeot-
ally invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of Isaac W. Hail I'M, aE0
TRtnall street. Leave the houae SatuY-
day, February 25th, at IL O'Clock q. M. 10
proceed te New Castle. where nervices
will be held In the M. E. Church.
JoNEs.-In thls city. on tbs alst inst,
Mary W. Jones' widow OF Richard z,
Jones. in tn g 10Th year OF her age. =
The relatives and triends OF the 2mtly
are invited to attend the funeral from fier
late residence, No. LII Shipley street. on
Th ursday afternoon, 10 meet SIT he house
at O'Clock, without further notice, In
torment al Wilmington aud BrsndyWins
Cemetery. A9Ht3 70
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the mineral
from the residence OF her brother, Geo. 4.
Barnhlll, Twents third and TatnaIi
streets, ON Tue day afternoon at Q o.
clock. Proceed 10 Wilmington and Bran
dywine cemetery. feb2DIts
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
Ths 1aiIy 6asettt.
FIRST EDITION.
T.IeEraphio seminary.

Mr.. BGilspgh took the oath IN In'
n.,,i,n House of Commons yesterday
~ d, -, ordered of the floor BY the
as,tsr-CsmmsndSr william d. "
1 Ihv oftbs British n sn-of-V ar fs-
va Tho was wounded BY an a albanian
l.s,, Arlakl rscsr tly, has died OF his 'n-
",Is.-Tbe negotiations bst"sen Eng
and and France for taria tr aty have
".nv col ollapsed.-Geu. skootl me
lo.ecb / .,ill the subject OF indignant
'pmn,ept IN Berlin and Vienna IL 10
4, that Germany ~lIl 'equest The CE r
,h.r 10 retire Gen. skobstR q or dis
,. b,m-Gsn Iatarsff, Russian min
|,t.r oftbs interior, says thar the per-
,.cu,,ou oftne jews mu't cease, aud
N =. t,s dlsorder' whlch have attracted
much not % vii not be rep a ed.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
A PIeasant Sc. VaIenalne,s..Day

The pleasant memories OF st. valen-
tines day are generally kept by the
younger portion of society, b. I February
i4th, this y ear. was made eHoEable In
New Orleans by Its being the COCA sion OF
the l4lst Grand Monthly Drawing OF
The Louisiana State ! ottsry, under the
sole management OF GeP'lH @. r. BeAurO-
gard and Juoal 4. Early ,whsn overt Ito :
900 were given TO the Iavorites of fortune.
The next drawing will take place on the
18th OF Mareh, and any in formation rels :
tive TO IL will be oheerfully forwarded on
addressing NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La, and II o. or 81 10 sent he will forward
you \ whole or halft cket.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
The Father of hts Country and the
Egyptian hey.

CAIRO, Feb. Fl.
Consul General Wolf and the Ameri-
CABS here gave grand banquet In honor
OF Washington's Birthday 10 the Egvp-
tian Ministry and twenty members uf
The Egyptian Parliament. The Prime
Minis,er, Araby Bey, and the Speaker of
Parliament pronounced eloquent eulog-
lums OF Washington, saying that his
work, begun in America, had taken root
10 Egypt. There were 200 guests, In
eluding Mr.. Phelps, Minister at Vienna,
Senator Emery and the officers of the
Lancaster and Quinnebaug, now at Al.
exandria. The French and English
Consuls General, and also the Comp
trollsrs, expressed the warmsst sympa-
thy with America, but..- declined the IL
vitatiuns.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
Rugby MOAahIY.

Rugby Moathiy for February appears
under the editorial management of W.
Il. Thompson and Walter MeLsar. The
new editors make the issue sprightly
and attractive number, and give Abund
ant evidence Of marked ability in the
sPherS Of amateur journ alism.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-22
Storm and Flood.

.LONg THE MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO -
TOWNS IsOLAgED BY THR FLOOD.
LAwRHNcBBuRG, Ind. Feb. 2l.
This civ Is eHtlrtlv surrounded by
attr. All Communication with neigh
|onrg towns and cities Is cut off except
" way II w't The Ohio and n lssl6s-
bpi RIIroal track has been washed
|nt for nesrly quarter OF n mile on
bat Vs-f NJ the roal lying between here
d tho Miami River. The town 10 in =
iGb state Of excitement. Many fsmil-
Ds hare bssB forced to meve from the
AvaglDg waters edge, aud several hun
Ted nsOple, driven from their homes,
ave hjckei to the Court House for
atety,