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The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
"co,ne We DlaconsOlateao
From the Sussex journal.

From the Sussex Journal.
What has happened to dampen the
ardOr of the Republican bosses f Della
ware? A few weeks ago their organs
were In q most ssngunnary mood, ant
propht sled complete victory at the ap.
proaching election. Now they are tullen
and silent and d. Some calamity must
have befallen them. Some cherished plan
must have miscarried, else why this sud
den stoppage of the voices Of their poll
tical phophets? Did some high govern
ment officials who bad promIs I'd the
funds necessary to place all the C lored
voters upon the tax list, 60 back upon
them at the last moment aud thus throw
their forces into coDfus Oh? Are they
discouraged Of the course OF events In
New Castle? Have they discovered that
that county is about to slip from their
grasp? or are they frightened at the for.
midAble array OF Greenbackers who are
threatening to win all tue weak members
OF that party over to their way OF think
ing? Whatever the cause the change In
their Kramer is great indeed. The voices
of their prophets crying vic ory! victory
is heard no longer In the land. They
are hu4hed in the consciou Iness OF ccr-
tain defeat, and without these voices to
cheer them, the leaders enter the con-
test already beaten.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
BIshop Hare TO Pay $40 900.

NEW YoKA, April 14.-In the snit
for libel brought by the Rev. Samuel d /.
Hlnman aga net Bishop VIM. ii. Hare
The jury to-day rendered q verdict OF
$4,000 for the plaintiff. The counsel
tor Bishop Hare moved for new trial
on the ground that the verdict was
against the weight of evidence, and also
that the damages excessive. Counsel
agreed to submit their points on the mo-
ton for a new trial In writing. Plain
tIfi's counsel moved that an allowance
shOuld b0 granted, and the court direc-
ted an allowance OF $500. A stay of pro-
ceedings was granted, pending the mo-
tion for q new trial In the first ballot
taken by the jury 10 voted In favor { t a
verdict Of $25, 900 for the plaintiff, and
2 voted verdict for the defendant.
They stood this way all night until early
this morning, when they compromised
on verdict of $4,000 for the plain
tIff.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
PERSONAL,

Rufus Hatch and family arrived at Neu
YORK ON the steamer OronocO from Ber
muda yesterday.
Minister Lowell has been invited to de-
liver an address at q LongftlloW memor-
lal service in Berlin.
o. J. Hamlin, of Buffalo. has bouoht
OIL DIR. L. Herr, of exInyton, Ky, the no.
TED horse Mambrino King. The prIce
paid ID said to have been $4,000.
W. T. Croasdale, the new editor of the
Baltimore Gazette, has changed the name
Of that paper to The Day. the first mum.
Der OF which appears this morning.
King Oscar having refused the copees-
sions claimed by the Norwegian Storlh-
ing, the Republican mejority in the
Chamber struck out the usual tifle of
"most gracious" in the address To the
King, simply saying "to the King"
Phillips Brooks has accepted a vacation
OF q year voted him by his Boston CON
gTegatlon and will sail for Europe in
June. In accepting, he made the condi.
tlon that his salary shall cease until his
return and that his place shall be suItablV
supplied.
The Rev. Job Turner, deafmute mis-.
slonary In the southern dioceses of ihe
N. Y. Episcopal Church, has gone to Mex.
leo 10 inquire Into the condition of deaf.
mutes. - N0'
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
Tn. s,r.Dre Tlan fn me Navy.

WASHINGTON, April f3--M0re per-
sons are confused By w. ~. Chnnniers
annDiutmsnt than by any other tbl"R
a Arthnr has done. The Btalwart leaders
axe the fact uncomplAininglg. Grant
m lsie dead pes agsiutt OhapdleT, hut
ound IL wa. no us LegAn, some time
ago learned to.take thibRs ~ they tame.
Don q amarOn, whO isa.kins mole thnn
auy body else Of Arthur, was reAdliy
male 10 und' r'tanf tha. opp 3 ton oy
him nigh be- ut q great saCr nee. And
40 the Stalwart leaders have Kept QUIT.
Ohandier does mot belong 10 any Fecoe-
ulzei type Of 4 lf-sacrIhulng patriots
known 10 our politics. As BlAlne's INST
lieutenant, what was there to hepe Tor
BIsIne has enemies TO punish and friends
TO reward IF he only had something TO
reward them With. Chandler saw that
Blaine has had hls iime, ana that the
fu'ure II with Arthur.
The decline in Blaine's prospects
he ped TO prepare the VA. There WIS
something, but not much, In what was
said about Chandler b,ing asGrv With
Blaine for not star ding nv him for Sollc-
10 rr-,Ieuera'. Blaine's offence was mot
mortal in Ghandl RS eyes. Bla ne wa
on the out ide, vet with power for
mischief to ArLhur-a goOh dosl with
Chambers ht lp-- mischief pratifyinR 81
Blaine. but of what u4e to Ohan,llrrY
Then the amount at 1t IL, Chandler
had war, which Arthur wanted and
cculi nowhsr else obtain. aud Ohan.
disr knew there was no other markell
but Arthur.
Blu then, the navy. Who onnld 20
sagacic usly distribute the millions ex.
pectrd from Ooner So not Only to build
up a new navy, but 10 brca 'en the u1d
a'iors Of Artbur's adnilDis,rationY-- P
Probably nobody.
Arthur has gona off for a few dayi
iunketine t. Old Point. He NJ do %
very properly. II Is new Era In hii
adminlstratiD
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So They wouId she RaueaIs.

From The Delaware Democrat.
Republicans advocate a change of our
tax laws so that poor man unable to
pay should be cast into prison instead OF
being returned delIbqusnt. Such law,
as theyI desire, rigidly enforced would
cause useless hardshIps TO families Of La
boring men, would render taxes upon
property excessively onerous, and would
eventually bankrupt the counties. The
present system offers reward to the
prompt taxpayer by giving him the
privilegeTof aiding to control tbesgovern-
ment; bat the Republicans would make
poverty crime, would show no mercy
to the poor man, aud would punish by
imprisonment any person unable to pay
the collectors. Let the voters marx the
difference between the parties.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

Malaria, Chills and Fever. and Bilious
attacks positively cured with Emory's
S.aodard Cure Pllls-an infalIlble reme-
dyi never fail to cure the most obstinate,
long-stanaing cases where Qulnine and
all other remedies had failed. They are
prepared expressly for ma arious sections
iaining strong cathartic and q chill
breaker, sugar-coated; cnntain no Oui-
nine or Mercury, causing no gripirg or
tain in their action and harmlesA in ali
cases; they effectually cleanse the sys-
lem, and give new life and tone to the
Dody. As household remedy they are
unequaled. For Liver Conn int III eir
equal Is not known one box will have q
wonderful effect 90 the worst case.-
Lney are used and prescribed BY physi-
or sent BY mail, 2j and 81 cent boxes.
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, best ever
maze. only 10 Cents. Standard Cure Co. i.
ia Nassau Street, New York.
ap l7-d&w8mo
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
ALARMS OF FIRE.
TWO HOSE CARRIAaEs UPSET AND AN
ENGINE DAMAGED.

TWO HOSE CARRIAGES UPSET AND AN
ENGINE DAMAGED.
The alarm of lre last evening after
10 o'clock from box IA, Front and
Poplar streets, proved TO be entirely
false. Whoever struck the alarm
should be arrested by the assistant en-
gineer Of the Department and prose-
cuted. There was no need Of striking
the alarm, as no FIRE could be discov-
cred anywhere within the vicinity
where The box Is located.
The alarm this morning about 10. As
O'Clock was struck from box 16, Elev-
enth and Church streets. Again there
was no fire.
In responding to the alarm, while
crossing on the east side Of the EleV-
ento street bridge, the hose carriages
Of the Friendship and Water WITCH
companies, owing TO the narrowness
Of the approach, fell over the embank-
ment Fortunately the carriages were
not injured and no one was hurt. 1t
took some time to get the carriages
out Of the embandment. The smoke
stack Of the Delaware engine was also
broken on and it had TO DO sent to the
shop.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

WHY don't the Democrats and Re-
publlcans In Wilmington unite In OBJ
tanning the Release of Mason, and then
commission him to kill off sore or
two Of their numerous candidates for
Mayor? II be should succeed in this
there wOuld be some merit in his work.
The subscription for "Betty and the
baby" might be set booming again.
NetoGrk Ledger.
Well. nelghbor that Is high talk.
You must be introduced to Of our "ean-
didates for Mayor" You don't know
them. They are all real good follows.
and We could not think of having the
bold soldier released for any such pur-
pose. We would sse him hanged firstl
-Gczette.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
Sympathy for q Corpse.

SToUGMTeN, Mass, April 16, 1882.
The largest Gro wd that ever attended
. funeral In this section witnessed the
burial this afternoon OF John q. Calvin.
whose body Was refused a resting place
Ia the Cath olic cemetery by Father
Kelley. CALVIN was a Protes ant, hut
his wife was Catholic, and, with Que
child, was buried In . lot owned by Gal
vim In the Catholic Cemetery. Before
he died Calvin requested that he be laid
beside his wife. de was very popular
and the action OF the priest causes much
indignation among ali classes of the peo-
pls, including large number OF Father
As ley's partshloners. No attempt was
made TO bury the body in the Catholic
cemetery. Galvin's friends having pur-
chased lot IN Evergreen Cemstery the
remains were inferred there, With
Masonic honOTs, under the auspices of
the lodge Of which the deceased was q
member.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
Anew HEods Of Granting Licenses
From the N. Y. World.

Anew Node Of Granting Licenses.
From the N. Y. World.
There are now ~ least ten tins %
many places Tor the sale Of LIQUOR IN New
York ~ there IL any Justification for on
the most liberal theory for the public
thirst. Iftho persons engaged in the re-
naming nlne-tenths were compelled to
pursue some 0ther means OF gaining their
bread, nobody doub's that the result
would be good. Moreo yer, nothing but
actual trial can 1how what license is
worth. Assume that there are now three
housand grog shops In New York-which
ID much under the mark. Why, except
from the point OF View OF an Alderman,
should not the law provide that hence
forth there shall be three hundred 2 Let
three hundred licenses be issued. Let
auction TO the highest bidders, the bid
not 60 be below hxed sum, but not Is
sued TO the bidders uuless they can pro-
duce real and not sham certificates OF
character, and enter into bonds TO keep
the peace shall amount TO something.
disturbance demanding the interferen 0
ofthe police occurs in the place in which
II authol Ices the sale ofliquor, or whan-
ever liquor .adulterated with unwhCls-
some Substances III proved to have been
sold In 1t. or whenever q specific number
of fhouseholdtrs in the neighborhood COM
plain Of 1t ~ nuisance. Such law
would regulatethe liquor traffic, would
enormously Increase the public revenue,
and would relieve us OF the most disre-
putable of the grog- shops of New York.
There seems to be no reason why any
body but an Alderman should object TO
such a'law. There seems to be no reason
why anybody but an Alderman should
approve ef the Excise bill which has
passed the Assembly.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
From nasuraav.s Lase EdasAon
A CmAxrD nam sHrOr

A probable fatal shooting case oc-
cured In Newport last evening, The
taels OF which are about as follows;
About four months age Charles b.
Oberlin, q merchant If Lewisville,
Ohio, started from home on spree, aud
has been drunk almt 81 col s ahtly ever
since. On "Wednesday last, be left
Wheeling, w. Va, accompanied BY an
attendant, for, Philadelphia, where he
has brother reading. While on the
way be wss attacked with deItrfunl
trenlens, aud II became necessary TO IN
dulge his fanclts, one Of which was to
stOp II ct q Dumber Of towns on the
way. Upon reaching Newport last eve
ning be decided to stop over despite all
persuasions Of the attendant, who was I
course obliged TO .humor him. by the
tIme the next north bound train arrived
the attendant had induced Mr.. Oberlln
TO resume the Journey. Just after the
train had started he left bis seat and
rushing 10 the platform jumped from
the train. The attendant at once
sought the conductor and endeavcri to
get him to stop the train, but tie cCn-
ductor refused TO do so.
The erased man after leaping from
the train wandered around until be
reached tho residence Of William
Hamilton, which, after some efforts,
he succeeded In entering. The family
had retired and MIR. Hamilton hearing
the noise, came down stairs and find
ing the man In the house was utterly
surprised. Mr.. Oberlin, upon seeing
Mr.. Hamilton, said, 81 am going to
kill YOU" This frightened Mr.. Ham
iltoD, and thinking the man in earnest
he procured . gun and discharged the
contents &C the stranger, wh'Ch took
effect in the left side, inflicting proba'
BILE fatal injuries. The wounded man
was brought to this city and taken lC
the Almshouse, where he now lies in
dangerous condition. The attend
ant, who went on to Philadelphia, re-
turned last night and upon learning
the condition OF his charge returned
to inform the mans brother. The at
tendant and brother are now in the
city.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
u E0IsTEirs UaDER.
RraIsrNR,a OFrTuE.
New Castle Co.. March ~. IsS

New Castle Co.. March ~, ISS2
Upon the application OF Wafer s.
Reynolds, Admin strator of James
Dawson, late of Blackbird Humid ed, IN
said cOuAty, lecease1, ~ IL ordered and
directed by Ibe Register that the Admins
traitor ,nfore ,nid give notice OF the grant
Ing OF letters Of Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with tie date
OF granting there 1i. by causing nd
vertisements 10 DO posted Within forty
days from the date II such letters,
In six OF the most public pl 'cea OF
tie county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the eE-
late TO present the same or abide by an
.Ict of Assembly In such case made and
oIoYided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period ia the
WILMINGTON GAzETrE, u newspaper pub.
tshed in Wilmington, and TO be- continued
therein three weeks, 9. o. d.
4. 49, Given under the hand and seal
l.. Is. of Office Of the Register aforesaid
'--1 ut Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. =. g. BIdGS. Register.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
New Irish Policies.

There are two new policies prop sed
for Ireland-one by the Liberals, the other
by the tories. One must consist In un-
doors of Kilmainham, inviting Mr.. Fos-
ter nd Lord Cowper to resign, am ending
the Land Act, suspendlBg trial by Jury
or introducing some other remedy pro-
posed by the friends of Mr.. Gladstone.
ant proprietary. This is the great tory
panacea, advocated by Lord Cairns In the
House OF Peerg and by Sir Michael Hicks
Beach In the House OF Commons. 1t is
hopes to restore his party TO power. II
would have the support OF all the Irish
msmbers aud most Of the English radi-
Gals, in view OF whose adherence the co :
servatives would no longer be afraid Of
twitted with having no IIish rolicy.
They have now arrayed their forces and
are prepared for batile.-N. y Herald.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
RARNuM,s NEW sCHRME.

z. T. Barnum has decId d, with his
partners, James A. Bailey and James / i.
Hutchinson, LS build large mus cum In
New York as soon as q suitable site can
be decided upon. Besides containing u
collection of specimens of natural is
tory, there Will be, MIR. Barnum says, a
duplicate ofMme. Tussaud's wax figure
gallery In London. A menagerie OF wi d
beasts and q large theatre will form pai
Of the attractious. MIR. Barnum says such
place OF resort for strange, s; families,
and children Is much reeded In this city.
and that he thinks II would bea fitting
monument ofhis life-long efforts "to
healthiully amuse and inst uct old and
young"
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
Shawl Found.

Some time ago the wife of officer
oharles Thoma'. while returning from an
evening party in company with two Indy
friends, lost q fine shawl ON Walnut
street between Second and Third streets.
She advertised her less, but despite that
tact, the shawl was not returned.
This morning while in market she
espied colored woman wearing the
shawl. She at once stopped the woman
ahd compelled her to deliver up the lost
article. The woman said that her bus-
band fonnd tho shawl while on his way
home from the depot, and when he ar
rived home the woman thinking that It
might have belonged to some one that
had the smallpox she gave 1t thorough
washing before wearing 1t.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
More Anti.J.wish Riots I'm Rus.,.

ST. PKTERsBURo, April 14.-The gov
erDor OF POdolia reports that anii-Jew isb
riots occurred at Balta on the lltb il ST.
He Immediately proceeded thlther with
troops and succeeded In suppresSlnR the
disturbances after some hours, but they
were renewed during tho nieht. orde.
forcements of troops. The public perse.
cutor has arrived at Balta. at LttI,shev
on the 18th instant the house ofthe jews
were attacked. The Ringleaders of tbs
assailants were arr, s:ed.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
su edo &C Lancaster

LANCASTER, Pa, April l4.-Christ-
ian Born, a German tluck-dealer, aged
aoont bfty years, committed suicide
about noon to-day, by hanging himself
from rafter In q garret of bis residence
on West Walnut street. Born was very
di'spated, and frequently, when drunk,
would threaten to kill himself. A few
days ago he received some money and
went on spree. This morning he en-
tered the hoHse, and as he went up
stairs aske ! his wife for a rope, and
shortly afterwards was found dead. He
leaves wi fe aud children.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
rhs chesapeake and BeIaw"rs ShiT


The following, from the Fort Madi-
sou Qowa) Democrat, OF April o.,
briefly, but to the point, shows that
the people Of the West are alive 10 tho
Importance Of the Chesapeake and
Delaware ship-canal in promoting the
interests Of their section Of the country
as we'll rs it's Importance In q national
point Of view: ''The chesapeake ant
Delaware canal bill, introduced by
Representative Hoblilzell, OF Mary
land, has been reported favorably by
the House committee, and the pros .
pect is good that this great work, and
most valuable TO the producing people
of the West and Northwest, as vel!
as to the consumers Of the K 'st and
to the world, the building OF this sh ort
ship-canaI will be speedily accom-
plished. This being no local project,
but one affecting beneficially the inter
ests OF all the people, Is clearly within
the province OF the Federal governs
ment, ami we hope and believe that
there will be no difficulty or delay IN
its accomplihhmert."
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

The Cecil County, com miesioi ers ON
Tut sday app inted the collectors of taxes
for the ensuing year, as Gllows: First
district, stephen H.. Fnard; Second,
Richard L; Cray; Third. John Ramsey;
Thomas Williams; Sixth, John x. NeSl
biti; Seventh, Adam Peoples; Eighth, j
l.. McGuigan; Ninth, A. j. II. Cameron.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
REMOVAL,

James France has removed his paint
shop from Seventh and ShIpley streets,
to Ninth and King streets. None but
the bes. material u;ed and the best
workmen employed. Orders by postal
cards promptly attended to.
mal28tf
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
1state OF the deNeased must present the
ON or before the I'D day of March, A. D.,
lSS3, or abide the acf OF Assembly In
ucn case maze aud provided.
WALTER IS. REYNOLDS,
Administrator,
Address Green Spring r. o., Black
bird Huudrad. ma 21-3weOd
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
A CIanr s,omnIax,an

Can be bad by every lady who will use
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Regulating the
Internal organs aud purifying the blood
It quickly removes DInples and gives
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about 1t In another column.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
HYOu are Ruined

IN health from any cause, especially from
the use OF any Of the thousand nostrums
that promise so largely, with loug nc
tltlous testimonials, have NO fear Re-
sort 20 hop Bitters at once, and In n
and blooming health.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
Arrived I'm this City.

The members of the Italian Opera
Company, that will render the opera
Of "TrovatOIe" 10 the Opera House this
evening, have arrived In the city. They
are stopping at the Clayton Huuse.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

A Never Failing curc "a a..
scnids, Bruises, Cuts. sO sOs
After forty years of ~,
Davis'P Pain Kiilerstanf,ss s,, ,,a
IL Is safcl IL acts immedTIanl Tn
never failsi
Editor Of the st. John IN NV
IN nesn wounds, aches. iioins
" - the ln0st e6ecttiat remedy Z,
no family should be without N N
for q single hour.
From the Cincinnati Dirnatoh.
we nave seen its mapic effac,.
II 70 be q good article.
Prom I. 3. Potter. u. d cor.,,,
| Rhenish Prussia: u ~
Alter long years OF use, | nm .,
ls positively efflclent as heaun1
for wounds, bruises, and spTaina
Nv. w. Sharper, Valdosta. Ga ss.l
ltisa panacea for ali bruises !.
Prom r. W. Adams, Gaco. Ma
Itgave me Immediate relief
lR. Lewis says:
Inforty years use It never ho, !.
w. w. Lum, Nicholvilie, N Y % sS..
use your PAIN KILLER irem,,l'
yelieves pain and soreness, and MI
like magic.
lJ.W. Dee says:
For scalds and burns 1t has poI
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KuJp,
a now untried remedy. For fo,,
1t hns been In constant use and N
have used IL the longest are b ~
Its success Is entirely because az h
Since the Pain Killer was firstin,y
hundreds OF new medicines have :.
gone, while to-day this medicIns
extensively used and more biehi,
than erer before. Every family Shos
q bottle ready for use. Much pain Al
doctors bills may often be sdped by
application Of the Pain Killer, Il
medicines, Il is perfectly safe even in a
OF "a child. Tryit once thorough
will prove Its value. Your druRrI
mt 2bc., soc. and @I.OO per botfie
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, Proo,
provlden
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
EGISFER's ORDER.
REeIsTER's oFpIcr,

new castle CO., DEL, April I3, 1882
Upon the application of j. Frank BIgps
Adm1ntstrator OF Samn w. DAVIS. late 81
wilmington Hundred in said conn,v
deceased, II Is Ordered and directed nv e.
Register that the Adm lhis traitor a aforssaIS
give notice OF granting OF letters ~
Administration upon the estate ot M
deceased, with the date OF granting Iherte
Of, by causing advertisements to be most
ed within forty days from the date of sncI
letters, In six Of the most public places n,
the county Of New Castle, reouirIn0 aii
persons having demands against ths es
tate to present the same or abide bv an
act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same In he
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, a neWspaperpuI-
lished In Wilmington, and to be on,ittn
ued therein three weeks, (e O d.
Given under the hand an6 .o.,
L. 8. OF ONCE of the Register Aforesaid.
t~~r~' at Wilmington In New CasLle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 3. o. BIQGS. Register,
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased must present Ihe
same duly attested TO the Administrator
on or before April 18th, 1888, or abide the
act OF Assembly in such case made ana
provided.
]. FRANK BIGGS.
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
aprl4-3weod
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

At q donkey show lately held In
WintAr Palace, BournemoHth, England
the animal which played part IN the
attraction. "
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

- A true assistant to nature In restoring
the system to perfect health, thus enab
ling it to resist disease, Is Browns Iron
BiIters.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
THIRD EDITION
HnsIloaeaons Tor rTosDMy. .

For the Middle Atlantic States fair
weather, westerly winds, becoming
variable, stationary or lower barometer,
higher temperature.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
Society Bellies

are loud In their praise of Florestop
CSlogne on account of its remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

HAyer's sarsaparilla y " Of n
dy TO take In the sprIns a. N
purify the blood, inylsofad and /
excite the liver to action :, ,ns aus I
neaIthy tone aud ylgor o. o. olten m
steal mechanism, whlen .n,sr. V B
Impaired during the wir .ns val
open air exercise ana . oldlei,
clent care In the ma''s'