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The daily gazette., 1883-03-26
Official Figures.

The official report of Registrar Frazer for
the week ending March "a, 1888, is as fol-
lows;
Total number OF deaths, 25; born in the
United States ,2l; foreign, 4; white, 20; black,
S; males, 13; females, II; adults, Is; minors
10; died in the almshouse, 3; Coroner's
cases, 1.
Under year, 4; to 9, 1; 2 to 5, l; 10 to
Is, L; Is to 30, 8; 20 to 30, 3; 30 to 40, 8;
40 to so, /; so 10 60, /; 60 to 40, 5; 20 to 80,
/; so to 80, l. still birth, 8.
Causes of death: Congestion of lungs,
chronic cystitis, capillary catarrh, debility,
exhaustion, Inflammation of lungs, natural
causes, paralysis, senil gangrene, typhoid
fever, typhoid pneumonia, each 1; apoplexy
2; consumption, 5; heart disease, 81 pneu-
monia, 2; smallpox, 2.
For the corresponding week last year there
were II deaths reported.
During the past week two bodies were
sent away and two brought here for inter
ment.
Number of births reported during the
week, 6; 2 white males and 3 females:
black female; still birth.
By wards-Third, /; Fifth, l. Seventh, 3;
Tenth, l.
Two marriages were reported during the
week-one black and one white.
(. B. FRAZER, Registrar.
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AS-Tho black figures denote the limited
Express trains.
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CERTIFICATES +:

A.A. Walton, of Huntington Valley, Mon tgom-
cry county, Pa. writes that he had lame back
for great many years; had suffered great deal,
and never found anything to help him until he
tried the H. II. II. Medicine, which made per-
feet cure.
Samuel Carmen, Bensalem township, Bucks
county, Pa, says IL has been worth a thousand
dollars to him In curing his rheumatism.
For sale by druggists and dealers everywhere.
have him get Il for you. Don't be put OF with
an Inferior article.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-26
The Weekly Edition

of the Inquirer ought to be in the hands OF
every farmer, every mechanic and every
teller In the land. AS an agricultural paper
full OF fresh, valuable and reliable informa-
ton, it will be without rival A corps of
contributors has been retained whose
practical and theoretical knowledge in all
branches of good farming is unsurpassed. -
We thank our readers for that liberal
support that has enabled us to print the best
newspaper in the West, and ask con-
tinuance of the same and your assistance In
making known the merits of the paper, and
increasing its field of usefulness.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-26
THE CITY MARK Ers.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily in tho
street Market.
HAY, RRRD, Rro-OoRRKUrKD DAILY BY W. ).
MORROW, NO. ali RRKNOH STRICT:
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REPRINrEn HON sAruRoAY
INCaEAsED REPRESENTATION.
Vhaf Some Down STATE Exchanges Say
ON the Pending Bill.

what some Down STATE Exchanges Say
ON the Pending Bill.
In passing the Grubb bill the House OF
Representatives has done its part toward re-
deeming the party's pledges. II the Senate
follows the example of the House, the
pledges will be fully redeemed and power
full weapon Of warfare will be removed from
the reach Of our opponents. When this is
accomplished the party through Its repre-
sentatives will have performed its duty.
But the amendment proposed by this bill Is
yet 10 be ratified, before 1t becomes part Of
our constitution. We do not sec much in
the bill in opposition to the
move for constitutional convention,
which we understand is TO be made by Mr..
Bates. II the people want the provisions Of
the Grubb bill to become part OF the new
Constitution, they can have it incorporated
in it. If not, and they want representation,
according to population, they can have the
latter, The difference between the Grubb
bill and the convention lies in the fact that
in the former 1t must be the proposed amend
ment or nothing, while In the latter there is
q chance Of making a choice between 1t and
district representation or any other measure
that may be proposed. .-SHsssz Journal.
no REPusLicAN INrERFSRENcE.
There seems to be a manifest desire on
that notoriety lie fame, to suggest, and de-
mand that q Democratic Executive and q
Democratic Legislature shall do their
bidding. So called independent, non
partisan advocates of reform and pro-
gression, ETC., are simply masks behind
whose transparent fronts the Republican
party is seeking to hide its head. 1t reminds
us Of the story Of the old preacher who put
away his pants during the summer and a
hornets nest got in them. He put them on
one day and went to church, and as he
warmed up and slapped his thighs, the
hornets warmed up, too. Finally he stopped
and said, "Brethren Isscan't go on, The
word of the Lord is In my mouth
but the devil is In my pants" So the word
of the Lord may be In the mouths of some
of those would-be opposition instructors oi
Democratic administration, but the heart
of tee devil is In the party itself, and the
safe course for Democracy is to demand thai
the Republicans keep-"Hands of. "-Dsid
Vare Democrat.
REPUBLICAN PAPER ON REPUBLICAN
MoUNTEBANKS.
District representation is now the cry o
many New Castle Republicans and few
Democrats, and hundreds Of petitions
directed to the Legislature are being circu
lated There Is no reasonable doubt Gis
trict representation is the best form Of rep
resentation; but 1t seems utterl!
foolish for Republicans to ask tn
present Legislature for an act authorizing
such mode OF representation. Republican
made this an issue il. the last campaign ,an(
were opposed and beaten, on it and oihe
issues, by Democracy The latter will
not be likely to make any sue
concession to their opponents, o
adopt any plan of representation that woul
jeopardize their present majorities. 1t
foolish to expect that Democratic politician
of Delaware will do anything so silly in II
results to lflford Neps.
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rrr WEEKLY nrnALD rnuRsDAY DECEMpEE 1ssa.

vblob n beaftIesa ooaueite delights 70 ens
iran ibe silly human moths whose bearts
she loves o. bead upon her string mat ne
neeeots his studio aud its duties,
forRets his mother and her warnings
and entreaiies, dsfeRardB and hban1ons
his home and trends 10 pay obeisanoe 70
tho magic call Of n beautiful face that N The
deceiylng window TO n marble heart. al
through the exciting road the sculptor
travels and plays around the consuming
flame until IT. last he nwakes to the true
status OF affairs. and returns TO- me ana
duty only 10 find his mother dead
and himself thus so overwhelmed
with grief that speedy death brings the
best relief
Tie acting was good through each re-
speclivn scene, especially that OF Mr. Lev
lex as Raph lei, Mr.. iiriuhHdRs OF Voltage,
and Miss Eldridge "a Msdemoselle, Marco,
| thpse being the lending characters IN me
llay, hitbuHh, ba n said that the others
we're equUiy well no in their parts,
/ The drama is one the troupe arc not overly
, In lave with and were not desirous of play
| ing here, but Mr.. Levick is mistaken III
! his self criticism that ne played his part
abominabiy, and Miss Ediidga and MISE
! Rpvel likrWise, uuder estimated them
selves Ia insisting that they filled with
their rendifio Il. This was not the verdict
| Of the auditors,
This company is about the best we have
had amongst US and the Dallas appreciation
has been accordingly shown. They fell
quite in love with this city, the rare con-
veuiences and beauty Of the Dallas opera
house, and the elegance OF their audiences,
and are emphatic as TO the Unparalleled
excellence Of the stage mounting tor the
pieces rendered. In this latter Manager
Benton says he is deeply indebted TO the
extreme iiberallty of Messrs. Ellington
d Co, Messrs. Sanger Bros, Messrs. Cos
lin Bros, Mr.. j. VI. Webb, Messrs. Erp,
| Aldridge and others
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WHILE ON DUTY.

have for over two years been hevere sur
ferer with weakness of the kidneys, and to ADD
10 This took n severe cold some two monihs
since, while on duty with the fire department Al
a large fire here IN Columbus, and continued TO
crow worse had terrible pains in my back
and limbs; my water troubled me with burn
ing sensation. and after having tried several
medicines, all of which failed TO reach my case,
l began to get discouraged. In reading one OF
our local papers one cay, noticed mention of
Hunts Remedy being the great kidney and liver
medicine. ], with very little faith, purchased
q bottle at J r. Cooks drug store here In Col
umbus, and commenced using 1t according to
directions 'ound before had rsed the first
bottle commenced to improve in many ways;
the pains in my back we're gone and my water
more natural; that burning pain removed. I
felt stronger and had more vitality, and after
using in all six bottles can say IT has COM
pletely cured me, and consider Hunts Rem
edy all that It is recommended for tho kidneys,
ard most cordially recommend it TO these suf-
ering Is Rave with this trouble.
Grateful yours, II. A. GLASS,
OF the Columbus Fire Department.
COLUMBUS, ONO, July 70, 1888.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 3O.-A Times-Siar
Shelby, Ohio, special says an attempt to
arrest four burglars this morning re-
suited in tue shooting or n
marshal and baggagema and
the killing OF two of the burglars. The
other two were arrested. The marshal and
baggagemaster we're seriously wounded,
but may recover.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 30.-A Leader special
from Shelby, Ohio, says: Four burglars
cracked the safe of New Washing
ton last night ard escaped ON
hand car to Vernon junction,
where they threw the hand-car in the creek
to avoid being tracked and wedt to Shelby.
The workmeu saw them throw the car into
the creek ana reported II to
the authorities who te'egrsphed 10 Shelby
70 have the gang arrested. Marshal sutton
found them and ordered them to go with
MIN, whereup the burglars fired five sho $,
two hitting, one in The leg and one in the
side, Sutton then shot one dead,
the others fed towards the woods,
followed by citizens. Witnesses
of the shooting say thst two miles from
town one or tie gang turned aud fatal y
shot john LOngac5e, the Decline baggage
master, By this time 800 men were
In pursuit. Two miles iufiher,
Cunningham captured the Long0cre muir
derer and took him to town. Pretty mucn-
otthe entire population turned out, armed
with all KINGS ~ weapons. One VI
the burglars fouuo a horse aud
buggy of a member OF the pursuing
party ard started with it, hut fiud-
he cut the harness and escaped
on horseback. Encouuiering Will May,
who was In pursuit, NJ the point Of revolt
yer the burglar com pelled him 10 give up
his own pistol and exchange horses.
Msv,s horse was fatigued from
hard driving and proved slow, and on the
routa the burglar met two ladies' in q
buggy. With drawn revolver be
ordered them TO give mp their rig.
whip, when be fred at them, but with
only the effect of frightening the
horse, which ran away. The BURGLAR
met a man and boy. with team, he fright
ened them and took the team and started
/ the horses in d run be collided with an-
other team and the burglar was thrown oui
OF the wagon on the hill. The pursners
piteously exclaimed, Boys l
have nice mother" Instantly
| he was ridded with bullets.
This occurred thirteen miles from Shelby.
The body.was borne triumphsnily 20 town.
The corpses OF both the burglars were exhib-
/ tied in the undertaker's WIDOW, which
increased the excitement, and the one
lodged in Jail would have been lync1ed, but
he had been taken 10 Mansfield. Rumoi
saws that the last one was captured
al Plymouth, the one burglar killed wa
/ 81 wears old, gOOd-lookinE. smooth face
and had S2.7C0, the other was m lddle
aged. A saichel was found contsi ing {
| fun burglars' KIT and q quantity OF cbloro
form and dvnsmite. Marshal. Sutton viii
probably recover.
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. pretty wedding Present.

A pretty little story is told OF the Esr
and Countess of Roseherry, who were here
a short time since as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
August Belmont. The Countess of Rose
berry is daughter of one OF the great Lon
don Rothschilds, and she is very wealthy
in her own right. The earl is amiable9,
merry, and dignlfied to the last degree. a
dsy or two before the wedding took ace
Miss Rothscbid asked the young earl what
he would like for wedding present from
her. "Oh," he rep led, suppose you give
a box of gloves" The bog of gloves was
sent iuclosed in an elegant inlaid case. On
opening the box the earl discovered an en-
yelope addressed to him in a well.known
hand. He expected it contained dainty
little note. 1t did, but not the sert OF note
he imagined. The contents OF the envelope
we're a check written out and signed by
Miss Rothschild in favor OF the earl, and
was for the modest sum of 100000 New
port. II, SpeGial.
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Too Previous.

Nothing more thrilling in war cores
than the tale of the taking OF Khartnum.
There was the weird landscape OF reality,
the gathering of the dusky warriors, tue
advance in three columns, the gathering
10 resist them, the skirmishes, the camp
life, the siege, the sortie, the breach in tho
walls, the capture and the massacre-all
furnished by a cable news association yes
terday. Not man was left 70 .ell the tale
This morning the slow associated press has
not yet reached the capture OF kharlonm'
and tclis US of he preparations for resitt-
ance lust IS II KhaTtoum had not been cap
furef BY . cable special Yesterday, and we
begin 70 suspect that the graphic cores
pondent who gave as such accurate details
made mistake In giving out on Tuesday
q special that he his intended TO keep for
Sunday Post ispstch.
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IMPROVING MY CONDITION.

have be n truubled for a number Of ears
with weakness OF the kidneys and torpid Liver
ana have ueeA az l.ues . seEcSc tafcror from
the effects. have do ,tored for IL with many
different medicines, but all Of them failed until
recently. was speaking OF my case TO ore o.
our druggists here in Dayton (Mr. Lau') he
recrmm, nded ms Hunts Remedy, as he had
sold a great denl OF IL here in Dayton, and IL
had done wonders for kidney troubles. frslly
purchased bottle aud commenced using Il ac-
cordng W directions, and found that the medi-
cine was or, atty improving my condition; ]
had less pains in the loins and back, and gained
strength and visor. / continued Its use until
had used twelve 40 bottles, and It has com
pleteiy cured ne, and / can only thank Hunts
Remedy for the good It has done me- and most
earnestly recommend q to others 10 need Of a
good kidney medicine Of real merit
CHARLES l.. STAKE,
223 So. Jefferson street.
DAYIoN. ONO. August z. 1883
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The Rape of The Lock.

Miss Burell, the l6-year-od daughter of
Collins Burrell, city official, told strange
story to ths police this evening.
A few minutes after O'Clock she was re
turning from school through Corne strees
much fre9uented thoroughfare. Near
Mil street she heard hasty footsteps, and
Immediately a man cameup from behind
and putting his hand over her mouth
pulled her tightly towards him. While she
was struggling to release herself he seized
her long hair which was neatly plated,
and cut it Of short.
The rascal did not carry it off, but i'm.
mediately flung it away from him, and
with an oath started back over the same
route that the girl had some. He disap=
peared around the corner of Mill street,
and has not been cRptured, although Mayor
franklin has sent officers IN every direction
to look tor him.
The gill states that so quickly was the
outrage committed that she was almost
dszed for some time, but directly she re-
covered and che gave information to the
police. -TNew York World.
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Tho Girls WHO Marry for Titles.

American girls who marry foreign adven'
turers ale much in the same position ss
men who buy mining claims with their
eyes shut. They must trust to luck for the
title, and they ought not TO DC surprised II
thew get dirt instead of gold dust and pie
ces of stone in place of nuggets.
A mine worth owning is never sold for a
song A husband worth marrying never
makes market of MS tide
But when a tool with money buys mine
in the dark ne has no right to grumble II he
finds himself swiudled. When Q girl sells
herself for the SAFE of wearing u flimsy
handle to her name, she ought not TO cry
ifshe fiuds herself welded TO worthless
vagabond. Foreigners who travel on their
shape and title to pick up a rich wlie are
never anything but worthless vagabonds.-
New York World.
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stocks and Bonds.

NEW York, Nov. 3O.-StOcts soon rerov-
e-ed the midday decline OLA 10 l-2.sDd dur
the greater part Of The day sDd afternoon
were quiet and firm, in the last half hour
they we're active and comparatively buoy
ant. the whole list sdvanciDe, TIE Trunk
lire shares especially we're active. The marx
ct closed 81 the best prices Of the CAV, Il 70
1 10 above Wednesday. The purchase OF
Trunk line shares late In day are said 70 be
Dsnver a Rio Grsnde, "a Houston A
Tsres Central IS, Ksbsas 4 1exe..
1f1g Missouri Pscfc, 81 l 4; Texas 4 Pa
ei6c. q IL; governments strong railway
utrorrr- rates steady.
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A full house sg.in greeted the Wsllset
tbestrs troupe last evening, TIE play beng
tbe Msrbls Heart. The plot is dOublssa
f.rflisr 20 most n not ell q or
p drrs and beDce no eTtenced sFnop-
80 q Is i reeoed bsre- suosis ntieiiy 20
rorrsrcs is intended % Represent The pre-.
So-uinefire power q the love 81 s-fOug,
the rua-'bood over Ell tbe otber af-cn0ns
80 vo-sffuns. &c als1 the potercy ~ rcld-
An srris.s devotion % Ms pec1liEr w1fk Is
= roe5eSly ore q TIE mos e1sctInF Of
--ssi1us sd yst ~ he instance efsret .
-iTnr vrrnr Ksrius. becorDes snsos1-be1
n fbourht srlc lCTs C-sr bssutiful &c,
nd fgurc s1c fnscurtirg nsnrer Eift
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b Rorre Tow supposed to be Lost.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-News Toronto Dot.
speci Il Gays the crew OF the lumber barge
Hamilton ]. Mills. we're rescued BY the
lifs.sayinR crew at Sturgeon Point, GeOI-
pian pay, after being exposed TO the ele'
merits for two DAYS. The barge was
in tow of toe Proprietor" but
was cut loose and became wster'logged
aud drifted belplessly. the men on the
barge we're nearly dead from exposure
when rescued. The bhrges Hurgerford
nd Sweepstakes. OF the same tow, q Is
thought have gone down with all on
board
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Lorpov, Nov. SO-lt ~ stated that Soi
tag and Bacninh nave been evacuated.


Bos1os. Nov 50.-A oabisgrsm received
from Harvard col egs observatory. an
BouBcing the discovery Ct small planet
BIZ PaHsa ct Vienna. position November
2s-n. Il hours and % minutes. Grpeuvich
trs. 49, righf. ssoersion. 3 bours, 10 mir
utes add IA sends. declinstiOn, nofhiug-
T. h 81 ths teeth magnitude The planet
was readily idrntIf-d 81 Harvard College
ot-ervstory. aud observed bg wendell -
foIlows November D, nine hour eno
fhirfv uinufes. CsmuridFe time fieht ~
cersfon. hour, ~ minutes, and q &c
onds. deciination nortt, IS degrses, 81 l-lo
MINUTES
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Wales Nursing Himself.

How long it will be ere Prince Victor,
should he live, will become king OF Eng
land of course, is beyond human ken TO
determine. There are two lives between
him and this goal; one Of them, though
old, is very tough, for am told that the de.
cadence OF Victoria's physical powers bears
no proportion whatever to the rapid decay
which seems to be settling down upon her
mental faculties, The Prince of Wales,
however, is not strong, though he is getting
corpulent. Since his severe illness, twelve
years ago, he has had 10 be very careful OF
himself. Many predict that he Will never
mother will outlive him. But that the
prince intends to cheat these prophets II he
can is shown in the trou Die be takes to bun
die himself up rs he emerges frota the the
atre into the night sir, and in that abstem-
i0usness O.! diet which leads him to contns
himself at the richest banquets 10 the
plainesL food. II London correspondence OF
the Newark Journal.
q a.
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THE government will from appearances
soon be forced to sell all its old naval hulks'
as the superstitions OF sailors will rot per
NIT the running of the most OF them Inc
tars think these old vessels are all doomed
10 destruction, aud neither threats nor per-
suasion will induce them to venture 10 sea
an et1ch sbiDs
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THE presidents message has been tuo
uitted to the cabinet for their criticisms
and opinions. Here is where cabinet OF
.,ooli,ieal managers" would come in most
proftabIy. The forthcoming message viii
have much TO do with AKTHUR's chances
for a denomination and ought TO be very
= ,ref,Ilv and shrewdly wlrded.
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THE enidemicof hru'ai murders for the
moutn a.t passed has surpassed that OF
any previous month this year. Three or
or four wholesale butcheTies have been
committed, but, ss usual, the criminals
are at large vet
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me Theatre Fire.

EEr YoRK, Nov. 30-Ths iDdividual
-. If 80 lessee Of the turned Windsoi
rbesfrp. Il s2o 600. partly injured. The in.
ferruptia- o. the season may cost $5u.Vy-
rnrr. TIE los on the theatrs building !.
s20n 600 insured Tor tvo-thiros. Schhzer
i.r.eI A O.. furniture and carpet oee ,e-s
I,.ss fGf o00 Osner losses are about 50,
90 distributed among . number Of people
.nr..If hall iuzurpd.
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II STANLEY end De BRAzzA would toin
their forces and help pat down the false
prophet, they would accomplish more for
the cause OF civilization than by trying to
cut each other cat OF water and grass in
@ .ntral Africa.
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years.

ONE would imagine from the interest
manifested in the speakership contest by
republicans and republican papers every
where that in was their fight. They Lave
got SO used 10 quarreling among themselves
and scrambling for Office that they cannot
Keen ouiet when other folks get into q
wranple
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EVEN New York city appears to be with
out a sufficiently large public hall u IS
declared that there is not in that city
building large enough to hold the people
who tried to enter DR.. HOWARD CEosBY's
church to hear PERE HYAoINTHE. Snch mas
been the case upon several occasions OF late
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How the ticket Of GRANT AMI LINCOLN"
would delight the famous cold guard" IL
il believed tia, even Mr.. CoNKLIhG woulu
emerge from Lis dignified retreat and take
an active hand in the campaign. The
"sectiopal issus" adroitIy handled would
inevitably lead 10 the nomination OF such
a. -
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MARRrAGEs between rich American girls
and poor European princes are not quite
so common now as they were awhile BACK
but two or three are announced to take
mace in the sorinE, all love matches, as
crusty exchange remarks. The girls are IN
love with the titles, and the men with the
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Agents Meeting.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3O.-rbe adjourned meet
inc of the passenger agents to-day, 20 give
the representative Of the Lake Erie and
We tern an opportunity to defend that
rosd against the charges OF cutting the rates
ate Charging Of all the other roads with the
s1ns offepse, which were not successfully
denied and the mesting adjourned.