The daily gazette., 1883-04-09
REpRlNrEo FROM sArHs-. -
NEW CASTLE PoL,r,ca
now the Prospects Look for,
ion Next rnas,a. NY Ele

ospecIs Look for the Cnv -.
,s.. uon Next Tuesday. Flee
Especial CORES pondence ~ ~
NEW CASTLE, April 7.-Tbcra 'tte'e,l
% ouu very httIe chahge on the f,ca "aS been
PuhIt's since my last. So far Al. .,.. ,e Ol city
80 tn' re are enough candidat,s 4, plraliOns
s0 ~, MI All the offices halt dozen Il, Ile tCll
lhe ONCE lever has hardly been '''"es over
lot some years as it is now. Msnr NV y'llTTulent
very desirous To appear before iny ~ VINO are
the role OF candidates are deter, public In
iesr OF oeing ruthlessly slaughirrol rom the
Inc nayoralty contest has
1o"h eoheldeiaDly, until there is L'', io,Wed
doubt but that His Honor N,yon 6 pul little
DC given his seat, which he So veu upiaGk a,, will
more tlau one sense, iOr three y,a n'ied in
Lewis r. Elliason says that Ie !, more,
candidate and d, esn't want ~, not a
under any consideration wbaIe,a. position
j. r. Booth, Eco declares thst
~ Lne hands OF his friends to do as ~, % sui
with him. George Ward, the Dnbbiaenee H. eney viii
pirant, Is still In the field, but bn'tile hi a.
are said to be weakening very mno. O4cEen
Is limited In well-posted circles rb", and It
pc withdrawn In favor of M p ne will
the morning OF election. oiaeE onl
Inc Councillnanic contest VIII IN.
liar one. William Herbert and a " n peeu'
Will undoubtedly be re-electsd - neilley
Toner, who has just been selsctaa Joseph
lector for New Castle, is not in lbo H col
reelection as city father. and ., LEU I 'ofI
probable Captain Israel Rid,nas y very
pushed for Toner'S vacant seat viii BEL
The Republicans have not uut
out ticket In the field, being fully coNrs "a'sl',
That II such step were taken dsfaa' ''uVel
be swift and certain. There ia mnnh "ouid !li
however, of cooking up Fusion sion n Mlk
ticket, to be composed OF two n.uel uouuel
and one Republican Edward ChaWra's ChUera's
is named as the Repuhli.a, 'esugef
Fusion combination and II Vi ue
aud j. II. Rogers as the cho,o fOs
the Democrats. That arranoen,"a e G
the way, win not probably be cnnsnmn,. y
although IL would make a good team "'1'eu T'a
b. Manlove, one of the most Ilsin,, ou oOaa
citizens Of the city, is considered s ,Uuus
dark horse" and it would not hn mnat S',Ols
u surprise were he To walk of with su 4aoai VI !,
the honors and become full. nedprJ C"ne.V VI
man. He is doing considerable war. ''u'''- iu I
quiet way. III
Joseph Vantine will make sno,ho.
tempt TO secure the assessorship bnt h.,a.
| Republican, and the mct that noe"s
Duncan will be his opponent, very prohshis
does not m AXE his outlook very hTigbt Tl
contest, In 40 instance, has deyeloupd ,n,'
a party fight, nor Is it thought at aIl lt.Ia
to take that turn. ''"''
W. +. Lane has a dead sure thing of +,
and the treasurership does not enter mto III.
question OF the coming election to apy an
prcciable extent y,
Another glance over the filed will hs DIVA,
on Monday aft rnoon
| Official Figures.
Registrar Frazer's report for the wall
ending April Z, 1888, Is as follows.
TOTAL number OF deaths, "A; born in III,
United states, 10; foreign, ;; white IA
black, =; males, Is; females, 0; adults Il
minors, y; died In Almshouse, &: Coroner.
cases, 2; under year, 5; / to ., l.2h5
lO to 10, =; 20 to 80, 2; 80 to 40, 9: 40 Ia IA
y; 30 to 80, 3; 90 to 10, 1; 50 To 80 l.
Causes OF death: Bronchial catarrh. brain
trouble, heart disease, intemperance, cere
bral meningitis, Old age, pericardltis, pDeu.
monia, paralysis Of the lungs, tubercosl,
tubercular meningitis, typho. malarial eacl
l consumption, 3; convusions, 2; menin
gifts, 2; smallpox, 5; premature birth, i
dead born, |.
The number of deaths for the correspond
ing week last year was "a.
During the week four bodies wer
brought here for interment and four takeE
away.
During the week 81 births were reported
IL white males and Is females: 9 bacE
males and females. BY wards First 4
Second, 4; Third, 3; Fourth, 9; Fifth, 2
sixth, 2; Seventh, 81 Eighth, Z; Ninth, z
Tenth, :. Two of the births reported wen
still born.
There were IL marriages reported durinl
the week, II white and black.
L. b. FRAZER, Registrar