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The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Congress Yesterday.

In the U. S. Senate, yesterday,
the bill to authorize payment of
Cusoms duties in legal tenders was
reported adversely, but was placed
on the calendar. Mr.. Ingalls,, from
the Judiciary Committee, reported
bill to establish uniform system
of bankruptcy. Mr.. Vest, from the
Commerce Committee, reported
favorable the Eads Ship Railway
bill. The House bill to give Mrs.
Garfield pension Of $4,000 a year
was reported with an amendment,
including Mrs. Polk and Mrs. Tyler.
On motion of Mr.. Garland, the
Committee on Military were directed
to inquire into the propriety of ln>
creaslng the appropriation for the
relief of the sufferers by the Mississ-
ippi floods. The bill for a Commls-
sion on the alcoholic liquor traffic
was read the second time, and laid
aside. A conference report on the
Immediate Deficience bill was agreed
to. Pending consideration Of the
Chinese bill. the Senate adj ourned.
In the House the Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was passed. A
number of bills and resolutions were
introduced under the call of States.
Among them was aresolution by Mr..
Belford, of Colorado, expressing
sympathy for the prosecuted Jews in
Russia, and requesting the President
TO intrcede for them with the Gear
Also bills by Mr.. Chandler, from
Massachusetts, to equalize the duties
on sugar and nolasses, and by Mr..
Kelley, of Penna , to place certain
drugs on the free list. Mr.. Dibrell
moved to suspend the rules and pass
a bill repeating that portion of the
revised statutes which imposes a
penalty on producers of leaf tobacco
who may sell the same to consumers
The motion, after some debate was
lost, and the House adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
sTaeLean BeItevod to be Insane,

LONDON, March 6.-MacLsan, the
would "be,assassin of he Queen, was
quietly removed on Saturday to the
Reading Jail. The solicitor of his
family writes that he possesses certifi-
Gates of the eminent physicians
Mandsley and Goldrioh OF the exist
encs of mentral alteration in the pris-
oner of long standing, and that he
has no hesitation in saying that there
will be no difficulty in establishing
the fact of bis insanity. He adds that
it is tire that the prisoner 10 the same
person that attempted to wreca; .
railway train in 1874, and that he NEas
formerly confined in Wells Asylum n,
but that tits untrue that two doctors
of Windsor had declared him sane.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07

The Democrats TO Oppose the
Amendments to the House RaIes.
WASHINGTON, March GA caucus of
Democratic representatives was held in
the hall of the House this afternoon i'm
medlately after adjournment. The pro-
posed amendments to the rules were
brought up tor discussion and the caucus
continued tor upwards of an hour and a
half. The upshot Of II all was the sdop-
tion of resolution setting forth that
the proposed radical changes are des-
tructive If the rights Of minority and
that they should be resisted by all par
Lament Ary methods. There will proba-
bly, be no effort tomorrow to urge the
adoption OF the amendments, because
tho Republicans will noL have a quo
rum. Mr.. Re9d to-day pIofessed TO in
dulge hope that the Democrats would
not all be against the proposed change,
bat the caucus settled that. II any
CHANCES are made, there fore, they will
OeAtfa minor character.
Tomorrow will, however see the be-
ginning tf an important debate on the
tariff. Mr.. Kassoh's bill for the stab
iishment of the commission of inquiry
comes up for consideration. 1t is not
unlikely that a month will be consumed
before it 10 concluded. Nearly every
member on both sides is understood TO
be loading up for speech and no one
will like to figure before his constituents
as having nothing to say on The subject
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
sale OF Wntkins' Glen.

WATKINS, N. T., March 3.-The
Watkins Glen property was sold by
order Of the Supreme Court to-day, to
satisfy the claims of certain creditors.
1t was bid in for the sum of $4,000,
in the inter est of the heirs of the late
VIM. c. Longstreth, Of Philadelphia,
who was a member OF the firm of II.
II. Van Meter d Co., who have man
aged and controlled the property for
some years past in their own interest
as creditors. The sale was made sub
iect to first mortgage owned by ii.
Il. Van Meter, formerly of Baltimore,
and q second by VIM. Kinsey, OF
Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
rhe National Library Job.

WASHINGTON, March s. Senator
Voorhees, has given a new impulse
to the National Library job. Plain
people may we'll stand amazed at
the proposition to pay from S2 ,000,~
600 to So, 600, 600 for ground in the
wrong place, when the Government
has ground enough in exactly the
right place, provided it was desira-
BILE OF necessary to build any such
structure as is proposed.
The propos, d expenditure for a
National Library according to latest
ideas, runs as high as $4,000, 900.
As blind, it is proposed to appro-
pirate at first 81 100000 for the
building, which is to be commenced
on scale so grand thatit is impossi-
BILE to say what figure it will re ach
before it is completed as such esti-
mates are never Too high. The land
purchase Is a distinct part of the
scheme.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Heavy Fnfiura.

The banking house OF Charles A.
Sweet g. Co., ofStats street, Boston
suspended yesterday, with liabilities
estimated al about % 800, 600
principally divided among several
Boston banks. The Boston 1raHseTtpt
says: -"Outside of the Massac :
h0setts Central bonds, the assets
are hIst class in every respect. A list
of the assets rshows $2,500, 900 of
bonds, which, excluding the 5000 900
of Massachusetts Central bonds,
stand unquestioned as the choicest
investment securities in the market.
*# The unsecured liabilities
of the firm are about 81, 500, 900 and
Mr.. Sweet has personal property
outside the firm more than sufficient
to secure this amount. The members
of the firm say that no creditor nesd
lose dollar, and an investigation
of the assets shows remarkably
clean sheet" ,a.,.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Arr entertainment.

This evening, Prof Barnwell viii give
m art entertainment and lecture on In
dia. in the Second Baptist Cburch.--
Prof. Barnwell comes well Recommend
cd, and his entertainment Is highly en-
jovabie, 81 the following notice from
the .Pittsburg Dispatch fully att sts: .l
The most Altr ,otIye and instructive en-
terlAinment ever offered to PittsburR
audience, was the Art Ebtertai1msnt of
X. 0raDt Barnwell. A very large and
highly ApprecistiVe audience were pres
ent. As one after another of the illumi-
mated views WAs presented to the audi
once, rounds of applause testified to the
delight occasi0ued by the sight.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Forcing Flowers.

A lady writes to one of our ex-
changes that she bad forced her
plants for many years by filing the
saucers with hot water three times
week until they bloom, then not SO
often. The hot bath, she says, is
specially beneficial 10 geraniums,
fuchias, thick-leaved begonias, and
all members OF the cactus family.
Another authority says: If you de-
sire your Gala lily to furnish album
dent blooms during the winter, use
water as hot as you can bear your
hand in upon the earth IN the pot
also in the saucer. The lily, unlike
most pot plants is great drinker
and likes plenty of ater and likes
it hot.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
MoI4 manaasI

On Monday next the following In
stfuetloDs us to signals will TAXA on the
p, w. q b. X. r: Two green hAgs BY
day and two green lights ct night, car
ried In front Of An engine, denote that
the engine or tralnis followed BY another
engine or train running on the same
schedule. The engine or train thus
signaled will be entitled to the same
schedule rights aud privileges as the
engine or train carrying the signals. nos
Two white fags by day and two
white lights at night, carried IN front OF
an engine, denote that the engine or
train 10 extra. These signals shall always
be displayed by ell construction and
extra trains or engines. except when run
ning ~ regular train. ad
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Eleetion ofOmeern.

At o meeting OF the Shielis LibSary
Ass )cIatlOn held last evening the follow
ing officers were elected:
Presldent-Edward r. Kane.
Vice Pre- sldent--John M. Cannon.
Core spending Secretary-Jas. W.
McCloskey.
Recording Seeretary-P. J. Cunning
ham. Fl"4l ra-
Flncial Secretary--James,g. q. Cannon.
TreAsurer-Daniel ". MulliD. -
Librarian james NJ. Walburg.
Assistant Librarian-ThOmas Kella-
her. ua
DIrectors--Thomss Hannigan, Joa. A.
Hagan,. John J. Haney, Daniel W.
Lynch, John p. Keogh. lT
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
rho Minninr Panern.

WASHINGTON, March 8.-The House
committee on foreign affairs to-day began
the investigation as TO the alleged alb
stractioD of papers frem the files of the
State Department aud had before it as
witnesses Chief Clerk Brown and Mr..
Raswell, the the State Department, but
nothing Of Importance was adduced by
the testimony of either. They could
not state from their own knowledge as
to the removal OF any papers from the
files and proved very unsatisfactory wit
.nesses to begin case with. The inVes-
tigAtion is expected to consume at least
a month and every means will be used
to throw light on the subject.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
A New Wilmington STEAMBOAT.

Captain Bloomsburg, formerly engi-
'neer Of the steamboat Republic and
others, have, it is said, purchased the
propeller steamer built BY Messrs.
Cramps year or two ago. She is
q counterpart Of the Bridesburg
and Tacony steamer Gratitude, but
has never been in service. They have
given her the name of WiimiugtOn,
and will about the 1st Of April COM
mence running her between Arch
street wharf aud Wilmington Del,
as passenger boat. She has ca
pacity Of 1000 passengers. boa o
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Capt. Ead's snip railway.

WARRINGTON, March 6.-Mr. Vest,
iI0m the Commltte0 on Commerce, TO-
usy reported she Senate bill illincorporating
Tue lnterooeauie Bhip-kaiiWay Company
generaly known Is the "Eads BILL"
Mnlch was accompanied by o report
ILon tne Commiitee recommending iis
passage. Included In this testimony re-
.eTred to asldemonstrstirg the pTaOtica-
1iIty OF ship railway 10 the evidence Of
Str Ed ward j, Reed, late chief coDstruc.
tor OF the British Navy, VINO appeared
yeIore the COMMITTEES and. gave IL the
oenent OF bis views, and letters written
oy Nathauiel Batnaby, present chief GEN.
struetor Of the British Navy, George
Fosourg Lyste, engineer In chief Of the
Liverpool docks, OaptaIn Edward HaFtt
United States Naval Constructor, General
Y. A. Gilmore, q nited States Engineers;
General BeaureRard and b. d. Whit
comb, Owl EDRinser In charge Of the
sorks for the Improvement OF the
james River The testimony ppon this
subject, the report says, is so over
wheimipg and couoinsive, that the COM
mittee has no hesitation In reporting that
the construction OF . ship-railway aDd
US operation are entirely practicable,
The next question considered is the best
routs for transit-way Tor YES els aoEOss
the isihumul, and on this Point the re-
pOAs oAybs DuTluR inc tult0 btb1tOu oA
the Ferty-aixth OonRFsts = special COM
mittee OF the House of Representa- ives
reported 10 favor Of Mr.. Ead's ship-rail-
way .prejsct ana seleutsd Tehuanlepsc as
6y all means the most preferable route
for the tfausit- way 0FF
The commitsee say they do not conSi-
der it necessary to 60 into d discussion Of
the YariouS provlsiOns of ths bill. Gt has
neen carefully eonsldered and under it
the United States, they think are amply
protected againat any Ultimate less by
resson OF It's guarantee, aud the Govern
ment aid provided for 10 the least which
our Government could hopstD give WITH
view OF securing the construction and
control ofan istbmtan highway"
TWO NEW SENATORS WANTED.
All republican abssntees Of the House
have been requested TO retura promptly,
and republicans who are pared are re-
quested to give notice of Termination Of
their pairs, az the full republican
strength is desired to be concentrated to
force through the new rule relative TO
the business on the calendar. The
main object Of the new rule is said to be
to give the opportunity to force through
the bill for the admission OF Dakota 40
State, and thus add TO the republican
strength in the two houses.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07

IN DEMAND.-The Macon Telegraph
nd Messenger has besA informed on
mat 1t regards as indIsputablO author
y that Gov. Colquilt has recently pro-
osed to Gen. Gordon conference with
IoV' Brown with view OF bringing
Ion. A. II. Stephens out % q capdIdate
y GoVernor. The same paper learns
pat the independents, under the mani
uatlon Of Judge Hook and ex.Con-
fe"man FELTON,, are also exceedingly
n1 Gus to make Mr. Stephens their can
Ada's for Governor.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
A New King.
LONDON, March 7, 1882.

LONDON, March 7, 1882.
A despatch from Belgrade says:-"At
tho unanimous invitation of the Skupts-
china Prince Milan to-day accepted the
royal dignity. M. Pirotchanatz, Presi-
dent of the Council and Minister OF For
eien Affairs, forthwith acquainted the
diplomatic body of the fact. The Aus
trlan Minister shortly afterward officially
presented Prince Milan the congratula-
tions Of the Emperor Francis Joseph
A despatch TO The Nelcs from Vienna
says that the proclamation of Prince
Milan as King of Servla bas caused NO
surprise in Austria, but has created 3
great nsation at Pesth.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Ordera Of Eleptnaoplas.

On April ls 10 and Goth, the Supreme
ConclaVe, Order Of Heptasspbs, will
hold it's annual session in this city.
There win be delegates present from
seven states.
The lodge In this city is engaged in
Ierfecting arrangements for the visitors.
During their stay, they will be ban
qustted In the Clayton House, and per
haPs taken on . trip down the river.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
A wasbJnrton HANS suicide:

WARRINGTON, March 6.-Oharles T.
Havennsr,a well-known real estate agent
of this city, was found in his Office about
half-past flve this afternoon suffering
from pistol-shot wound. The ball,
which is supposed to have been fred
from pistol held in his own hand, en-
tered at one side of the temple and came
out at the other. Mr.. Havenner was
taken to Providence Hospital. At eleven
o'clock tonight he was unconscious, and
his attending physician said he might
possibly live until morning, but that bis
case was hopeless.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
aharimnala.

Sheriff Clark sold at public sale yes
t,rday,the tract Ofland AtDelaRAre City
cOmUrisIBg seventy-three acres, owned
by the Delaware City Land Improve
ment Company, TO Edward Clark, ad-
minIStrator of Thomas jefferson CLARK,
deceasei, fJr $4,000, This estate holds
claims against the property amounting
TO $21,S47.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Bnnhins House i.leeslon.

Al an election Of the Banking House
Corporation, held yesterday aftaEnoon
In the Artisans Savings Bank, the fol-
loving Board Of Directors were elsc.
ted:
Edward Belts, George w. Bush. George
,. Cspelle, William III. Swift. Eli Gar
rett, William TAtnall, II. r. Ours. The
only change was the election of H.. II.
Dure IN place Of U. B. Smyth.
The Board will meet on Monday next
for organization. a.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
AMUsEMENTs.
PERFoRMAHcn LAST EVENING.

But . small audience assembled In
the Opera Houss.last evening, TO greet
the first appearance In this city Of the
Jelly PAthanders, In what they are
pleased TO term the musical oddity of
''ScrAps."
The audience was altogether,too large
for the Performance ss II is seldom, il
ever, q woiss one Is seen on the Opera
House stage. Whc the Pathhhders are
1t would be a difficult matter to find out,
and it would more hopeless task to
describe their Performance. They en-
deavor TO initiate sour GOblins,n but
miserablyI tail.
A number Of the auditors became 90
disguised that they left the theatre
shortly sfter o o'clock. 1t ls to be hopsa
that they will never appear hera again.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Photowraphs Of iTembers.

The Washington Fire Company is now
engaged 10 getting up . frame of its
members, which when completed will be
one Of the inest Affairs In the city.
The frame will be an exceedingly fine
one, and will be over ssven feet high. 1t
will contain the photographs ofthe three
original and four charter members now
living. These Will be In size 8 by 10.
There will te about one bundled other
photographs all cabinet sins. J. Paul
Brown has charge Of the matter.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Cherry Island Marsh
Company was held yesterday after
noon, and the following directors were
elected /: Messrs. O. w. Talley, Eli
Mendenhall, Isaac s. Elliott, Eli Gar
rett aud Thomas 8. Robinson. H. O..
Mahaffy was elected Secretary and
Treasurer. l -.I
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07

TIE unpleasant appearance of even
the most amiable and intelligent face,
When covered with surface irrltations as
from tstter, pimples, Of eczema can be
dissolved naturally by DIR. Benson's
Skin Cue, an excellent toilet dressing.
It GU es dandruf Of the scalp.
Chas. N. Crlttenton, Fulton
street New York City, solu agent for
DR.. q. W. Benson's remedies, to whom
all orders should be addressed.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
An ApOIogy.

We regret that for three days past
We have not been Rbleto meetIthe de-
mand for the New Automatic Pencil,
but arc glad to say We have received
to-day large invoice, and hope soon
to be able to meet all demands.
THE JAMES & WEBB
Printing and Stationery CO.,
224 Markell street.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
Hnstasute Election.

8 Tue annual election for officers of the
WILMINGTON Institute vas held last eve
ming and resulted as follows:
President-S. j. Wiley. . s..
Corresponding Secretary George A.
Elhoet. la 1..la
Recording Seeretary--Msrk n. Olea-
yer. st--
Treasurer-Joseph Richardson.
DIrectors--Rev. 7. G. Llttell, II. Har-
Vey, DR.. j. NJ. Curtis. -El' M
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
9.Tho DOmesric Tyrant.lI \

"The average man." quoth Mrs.
PaItiORton, "is a weak and irrltsble
domestic tyrant," and Mrs. p. 10 correct.
will enter the blissful Paradise of happy
home, scratch himself in fendlsh glee,
send tho baby into commissions, ana for
what? Why, because he has the Itching
Piles, and IS too mean to buy SWayns's
Ointment, which IL an lnfallible cure for
the wo Ftt ca es Of that annoying COM
Dlaint
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07

Lydia e. Pinkhau's Vegetable Com
mound. the great medicine /, r the cur
of all female complaints, is the create 4
strengthener of the back, stomach,
nerves, kidneys, urinary aud genital or
Rans of man and woman ever knowD.-
Send for circulars to Lydia e. Pinkham,
Lynn. Mass.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
A-OlIeo Cassa.

Mayor Almond presided at tho police
hearings this morning, and quickly dis
posed OF the fsllo wing cases IllI
John Ward, for di6ordeFly conduct 81
and costs, .fi'e 4
John Perkins, colored, for being
drunk and dissrdoTly, was required to
pay 81 and costs
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
OmeinI Train.

This morning, official car No. 21,
drawn ~ special locomotive No. "a,
passed dow the Delaware Il. Il. On
board the car was II. II. Kenn y, Super
iDtendent OF the e., w. &5 B. r. r., who
passed down the road on an official in
speetion. He was accompanied BY Geo.
A. DadmuD, general ticket agent.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
rwo NEW SENATORS WAITED.
a New Unlon Gsnsrals.
LONDON, March Q. 1882.

N V-1'-740H'i 1HHf-'IH3 y ~S~@s
The Paris Messager says IA new
bank, which 1t is proposed to form TO r0-
suscitate the Union Generale, viii have
3 nominal capital Of SO, 900, 0,0O0f. Bonds
giving the right TO share iD the profits
will be allotted to the shareholders and
creditors Of the Union Ganerale as .
partial compensation for their leases.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
C3unrd Axainst IDtaeaae.

II you ind yourself getting bill ions
heal heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow
kidneys dis irdersd, symptoms OF piles
toFmenting you, take at once a few dos
es Of KidneV- Wort. IL is natdre's great
assistant. Use 1t as an advance guard
don't wait to get down slck' See large
advertisement. K.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
AoetIngs TO-nlehs.

H.Y.M, A. -l--sellln
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. OF p.
Humanity Circle, No. 1, b. OF U.
Franklin Circle, No. ., B. Of U.
Asylum Lodge, No. 23, ]. o. Oh r.
German Mutual Beneficial Society.
American Star Lodge, No. 2, A. O. @. v.
Mutual Goal and Produce Association.
Mt. Vernon Degree, No. /, /. o. r.
Delaware Encampment. No. 4. I. o.
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DeIaware Flre In.uranee oo.

A Teeting Of the stock holdsrs Of the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company, was
held yesterday afternoon, and tbA fol-
lowed named gsrilespen we're elected
directors tor three years: w
d.. l., P. Bush, George s. Oapslls and
George w. Sparks.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07

ihE Reading deferred bond suit was
eclded by the Supreme Court of Penn
wanna yesterday, four judges confirm
pg The action of the lever court estain-
u lne validity ofthe bonds, and three
iges dissenting.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
local TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. /, 1859.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
/; tor Philadelphia 2.OO+, age, $50, e.5-,
% SsIlGt 80, 800, 9.O9, 90, I0.s 80, / So a.
Il, i, iSoJt M. lAl5, l2.3stf, i.53, 3.sO,4.oO,
fzSot'SlO, 6,SS', 7.sJ&, 9.6O', Io.oOs p.
n sor u New York-2. eO., 28#, $50, e.55,
n n 'i''' H. m. l2.sStt. l.ss, 'sl7t, S.sSi
For Baltimoro-l. .OOs, I. 90. ISL ss. 200 a ss
w. uiW U9tt, 800, 6.S7, Ii.lI4s r. m.
vi w mashington, l.0Us, I.42s, 4.5i&, i. .O0a q,
4 ~ .'V9, luStt, 6.57, ll.Ols D. m.
lons pIssll.iinnre 20 and intermediate sta
'sTrsIiz.ols, S.SS a. m. 100 6.Ot. .. no.
hH ii"lhS ru-nihg both daily and SUM-
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
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Father ls GetfinE wen.

My daughters say, "H ow much bet
ter father is since he used Hop Bitter
He IL getting well after his long snff' T.
ing from a disease declared incurable
and we are SO glad that be red yoar
Bisters."-A Lady of Rochester, Neio
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
,ru, p,oop- BrsrATrRRRp AcCh

aF4 f
"THr BLOOD -BEsrATTRRED AcCEs-
soR1.n-We are told by the Republi'
ban prints that the appointment Of
Mr.. COnkling to the Supreme Court
by Mr.. Arthur has given such um-
BRACE to the Republican voters of
bbio that the State will be sure to 20
for the Democrats. AS q sample Of
Ebe denuucis ory articles, We copy the
Following from the Cleveland, t0hio,)
Herald, on Conkllng's nomination.
It will be seen that there .is nothing
but bitter hatred ev.nced toward "the
OOd-bespattered accessory" C0nk-
ing 1t says; as
President Arthur has made fear
b mistake. lie has committed politi-
al suicide if he has aspirations for
be future. He has, Rs it were,
brown fuueral pail, cold rs death,
>older than ice, over the hearts Of the
hundreds Of thousands who knew
Garfield, who loved him, who would
bsVe did for him. II he had any
aspirations for the future, they died
Fhen he committed this insult, and In
bis own political suicide there Is
othing be can bequeath to q success
Or. lie is as politically dead to-day
Is John Tyler, Millard Fillmore or
andrew Johnson. The Republican
party is greater than any of its crea-
ules, and though these may die or
sODmit suicide, the organisation will
urvlVe. But from the day of its birth
Ill now IL has bad no such blow strnok
! its existence as this, which comes
fom the merest accident Of its career.
RhCS holders, Office beggars aud syco-
hslts like The leader may apologize
Pr him and seek to excuse him, but
be SUCCESSOR Of James A. Garfield
truCk the most fatal blow at bis name
Snd the party he did so much to ads
ance and glOrify when he replaced in
|romineEt political position this blood
|espattered accessory to Garfleld's
lntimely taking or" ~
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
me Rosninn IEeTnIt

LONDON, March IA despatch
from Vienna says that Dervisch
Pachs, the Turkish commander, has
arrived at Novi Baxar. He will start
for the Bosnian frontier Immediately.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-07
NOt for Guiteauu.
RosroN. N ass., March 8.

BOSTON, N AEF'l MAItH o.
General Butt +, In brief interview
this Vt ernoOn, ,ys he knows iothiLg
q out beinR Retained as Guit' aus cou, :
sci, except WI at he has sesn In the
DeWspaperE. rn