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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
Inter DER SbcrflGfle.

&oblens unb @~olpsrdber, iopie ollie,
bic inter Der Sberfld9e Der grbe sraben,
iinb auerlei Salss, 9unsene unb 9eberIei:
ben u%mterporfen, sesen wel3e Or. Iu:
gui It &Oni9's 3 ambur9erS I'll It:
tbee uuo Eropfen bic beiten uni
woblfeiliten Wtittel iinb.
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no ut WiGel S6uler

Grielbe UerleB feline Selmalb nm in ben Gu. Staten
isin slid ~ ueriuhen. Sbulsr III aus ASPECT, I'M GroBs
beriogtbum Suremburl, %stbhrtig. idints It'd 1871 In AHis
werpH eiH. pobnle SeIiwetItg In Seleuuc, Sation Co.,
uno bsgab lid ipdier nab 81. fouis. Do, no CT Dieuit
ani einsm mad Snben 9ebeneen Dampier uabul. %. ORat
1881 mGro er aus BEN Sospiial IN 81. Gouis ntlahen.
gStr ndbre Gustunlt lber ben gerbleib hes Sduler aeben
tam, III gebeien oisielbe an bic SiiiSin eieies Slaiies ~
rL4ten. Shulsr nitro In 6amilisnanaeleaenbstttn seindl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
0ute 0ele0eubett !

Vie WaNrmablmhbls In 9ilbsrtspiue, am 6ebar 5tue
seles'n, In Dslder 3 paar Stene pouaui AZ ibun bah en-,
une ptlde ani's Bette ttnsriditt aHe iOliO srbaui, 1T uns
ter isbr 9annt9sn ssbinsunStn 81 psrtauita. Der sius psD
ben eaesn eissnibamsrn bat Datsia ,u istnu 8ttm aik
stma9t, Der anbtrs VI R~rautbttts balber se5wuH9en, Sat
gsiddit aui,ustbsR. Nm ndbes xustuuit ptnss MAS ~
an ptttr Yrunsr cher sod better. man bsisbt bic -
lslsHkttt fslbh,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

Ynbma6erin ". 9ore3, gde IA unb
@lapitraBe, bat Die neueit ten Wfooen bon
Siten, gonnets, grautfrdn;en unb grauts
i9leiern, 10 wie 9ues Oerartise in bas
Yutma6erseiddft ginidlasenbe an 9ano
llno perfduft biQiaer als ie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

jSwii6en benz funatii6en SemperenSs
Yrebiser gurrel unb Der bieiisen vSimes"
lit Streit aussebro6en. 8ie es i6eint,
wollte bic ySimes" ni6t %tan5en, wie Der
Oiener am @orte pfiii. Clerical Clown
betitelt bas Ylatt ben alien 6reunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
Eeiienoer Ngcnt :-Perr !. poehls.

Man bittct ulls ben Seiern Der r@asette"
in Saitinss, 9teu Srier, Minn., unb Der
llmseseno mitSutbeilen, baB iest Serr DIR.
3. Sabn, aus Ypuns Imerica, Wttnn.
Elm tii6tiser beuti6er arst, iid in 9uitinss
nieber9eIaiie EN- unb feline Office bi6t neben
per 9lpotbefe bes Germ Noeien bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

Wie 0itlide SIdtter meIben, baben bic
Gbicaso, Milwautee & ct. Saul, bic Gbis
cage Nortbweitern unO bic &od Sslanb &
ii6 wieber gu einem Yool uereinist.
Chicago, burlington q Suincp ipielt
jett bic aaeinise SppOiition sesen bic brei
madtiaen Gorporationen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
ct. SoutS Narftbert@t.

(Per S%slesrapb) 30. San. 1884
@siSen-rotbsr. go. 2, $1.03.
70 e9torn-46s Cts.
Safer-32 9ts.
S4wtinefeif&-t14.60. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
We,ps9orf @arftberiGt.

Wer Selegrapb.) 2S. San. 1884
Bei;eu-Rilwuutee, So. 2, $1.094.
Safer-47 9ts.
@eli d or n-9em. 10. 81 bis G24 Cts.
S6weinefeti 9-$14.47t bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
0cWanote Yer1one,t

tDnnsu eurd ben gsririsb Isidt pufduhtdr uno nhslis
der, baupiiadlib bel ben Gsutlbsn INNER ~saHsbarsr ar.
iitel sinsn bausrnosn uno suisn gtroitnh rSitItH. gus
iudspeiis puesn probsn per 4rprtB. uns staaus Suss
tnnit slsi&lsitis per psit auseaidt. abrtns: W. grHh,
9ltutlane. Ohio. 4nI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
No. 1. - @1hentlide 8rieliife.
Dubuque, ben %. {

Dubuque, ben %. SouIar 1894.
Sn welder oae grIeie on88siat iiuo, wsIds pom 81. Gan.
bic gum 2S. Sanuor In Der bisigeu ponOihee a%nssiOmmen
uuo nidt abStbolt Doreea fnp.
Golte 81 81 Wii WiiiQer SacqueS
Srerel Caroline Nelmaun SOermann
Srerel QnoreS gugent q y
Sriti6e Wenolin leiies Wta99ie
Geeip ,SObn Ybillp 8breaia 9
SDrmam SDron Nolol S6arli 3
Saa9 - Wr ReeIe q
8iitler pins Stoli Augult
qobner Sans 3 Sdul; SobanGn
9abn Soban Sbeoin9 3beo
Wtiler Soiepb
Ran pussRs nidt. psnn max mad Srisisn aui sitir eiiis
frast, ~ bsmutsn, sas Rs anstSttst Rns. mxs bic wam'
mT Der DrisEiits ~ansustbsn.
0ssres Graas, poRmstRu.
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gu %Scrfanfen.
cute @eleaenbeit fur aatbolifea

Der lluterStiduete iudt seiuuobsitsbaIbr itiH IN
SiIbertsuiae, SIadbaw. 60, g~slegenes gissntbnH, In NIT,
ten tiHer gong tatboliihen Aniteoluns, aus Der SaHo ~
uertouien; IS limb Dies Z eaupldSe, Gni eeutr 3 Sebdnet
itteu. Sn ;pti b~erielbsu psroen blhhcnee Srldditt,. ~
BEN eiHen elm gleupaareus, Gtiens NIB 0rscfrttselgatt,
In BEN Cuotren @irtbibait uro Apothete %httritben, Sas
brittle 1T Elm iisiuernes speii0dtses &obngauS Nit gutsm
SsRer uHe ME psrfCgeneem BruHnen. SHes IN suieHI
SuitGuoe. Siebbaber toHRen nit ben eeleen Stores IH
8onpIdbs. mil BEN sso6nbaus ebeuials sI S0upldte taus
len. Die l5rigen btiosn Saupldse obHs Seb6uoe uHb 30
Gd0 autes YaaO Hno tbeuiagS ieil. HauE uirN VI trtbs
iaait uno apetbete beioHoas idl geboteH. ~Sisbbabss srS
iabrsu ga6sfg BET Matthias Rauet,
gitbertsytue, Slddbapt So, SsUa,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
Gbtcaao Warftbertmt.
Her SeleSrapb.)

,Ber SeIe9rapb.) q. Sall.
@ei3en-Jto. 2. 5 80.
@eli6forn-52b Gts.
Safer-33 Gts.
9utter-24 bis % GtS.
@ier-25 bis 26 Gts.
@bistp-$1.16.
cd elm $3.50 bis 800.
Rinbpieb-$5.50 bis $40.
S6meineHei d-$15.50 bis15.55.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
Ietcr &ieTer,
Gfe ben 0. nnb Glanfrnbe,

gsu has aIts gatTlans bsiuS,u, @trpoubts oer gts
faunts romnlsh lafsn Mill, g,lOsr mad europa lSnbsi,
eiseutbum gesen 6eur, Bills, 19inonurn Gut uuo biaie
ssrHhTn rtu, ipIebe pr bet Better Stetier,
66e Der y. nne 6lap,tabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

SIN Staotratb ppu Sits0 dubuque bats
lcste ISOLDE cine aufsereste Sieuns geses
ben. Die 6OfIer I~nseleserbeit fam Dor.
Mapor Spieer rei9te ieine Gntlaiiuns cin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

Gs seben iebr usridiebene @erii6te bier
INN, bic gerwOltung Der su bauenOen 0ubus
que & Nortbweitern Giienbabn betreiieno.
Wiees beiBt, ioaS. G.. @raueS Die Sa6ein
Die Sdnbe nebmen. Der Sube babt Oas
@emiirmel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
On sheriIs Mpnnt lit Samitaa 9lbenO

s. g.. Sammerunb's sroBe @asenfubrif
absebrannt. Der Serluit III @ebduben
betrdst etpa $1,000; Der an Mtai6inen
unb Watsrial lit bebeutenb srDber. Die
SerIuite iinb tbeiIweiie bur6 Serii9eruns
aebett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
Steae 0eiu6t!

Sin @uqsumabsr iudt cine Sttue in eirsr Stabt. no
cine Gdmi,ee nit eiutm NSagtnibop ptrbuutcH ~. llm
nabtre gustunli idreibC man inter Der Itrtnt \. y. D.,
Dor 81, Diouni Dioris, Sutuo,S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

Sic TuBmaderiu Srau M. 9ures, Gde
Der IA. unb GlapltraBe, p~ertduit 81 bebeus
tenb berabeeiettcn Greiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
Mrdned

Sreb. Seer, @rditeet unb Superintens
bent. S9ulen unb &ir9en cine Spe3ialis
tat. I9te StraBe, 5w. Soma II. Slap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
2lene An5eigen.
Ginc 6arte.

S6 ,iebe hermit bic Semerting, bic ib sesen
&. 6letn 9emaft babe, ais i6 ibu till taper
nannts, ;Iriid. SD mar iali6 beri9tet urb se=
braudte I'M Corn Die Worte, obne bic abii6t III
baben, i'm eines @erbre6ens an;utlagen.
NS. 5miiin9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
@elesenbeit @elO 81 ueroiez
aen.-6otel sllnl &erfanf.

sd biete mein pielbetasntes, In Sobula, Sona, btltses
mes Sstel gum SertaHi an. Tafelbe III bas tinIioe, etutide
0stsi am Slay uno madt Grsgeeidne,e GtIddits. Ger
VlaS teiiebt ans pier Soften init Sridbaus NJ. bel 90.
Sial 30 bel 90. srunnen, Gilterns. &c. SUI srpen' Siod
hes Sauiss III bic eiKSise SGne iH Der eiaot einsriditt
ilr eaQe una Sbsatsr. Sm carreom Rns siataTos uHs
esoltiIS. une aussslsiantis suueihait. Rsbere auss
tunii BET SerrB STEINER,
3abule, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

Webt 3u SaumbODer's neuem Store.
Notions, Serrens unb 8amens9 lusitats
tunssartitel, biuiser benn je 3uuor.
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9as bette

Ht' ScdetuHuUS ocr cuSttlGDcu 2tuSa
ipraGe oarb ocuti6c 9uhfaben 1T
bus pom Sranf 9Siuiams. 6S2 Seiten. Sn
itortem ! MarrotfO= ODER bie9iomen 0einruorb.
Ginbano S1.1O. BbOleIole SGuiern lobners
ben 0abatt.
ave unhesitatingly recommand this as the
best English-Ge rman and German-Eaglish pocket
dictionary we have met with"
Niagara Index
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gtadt \ Amaeaend.

Entered at the post-office at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
OURRkRT LITERATURE,

The EcLEcTIo for October is treasury OF
reading from which many things may be
drawn. Professor seelye talks Of Goethe
with an enthusiasm which will find an echo
among all scholars who ait at the feet Of that
poet and philosopher. Professor seelye
ranks Goethe in that limited CIRCLE whose in
fluence ia over scholars Of every country and
OF every age, and shows how he stands forth
not in one great capacity alone but in the
many-poet, creator Of the literature Of his
country, the unrivaled critic, as also the
teacher and example Of a great system Of
practical philosophy.
1.-THE Attitude Of Carlyle and Emerson
toward Christianity" shows wherein they
agreed, in rejecting Christianity as exhibited
in history, but the article Interestingly sets
forth their many points Of difference.
The fate of the French frigate La Lutine 10
given in "a Sunken Treasure" 'Prolonging
Life" gives many suggestions drawn from
history and present knowledge for thkt
attractive object.
''Berlin in 1884, Is the conclusion Of an in4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

A violent gale ragged Monday morning
at Lewistown, Maine. Windows were
broken, ohimueys blown down, wagons
oApsizsd, and mill was unroofsd. One
man was blown into the river. The
damage is estimated at S6, 1000.
In view Of the abatement Of the cholera
in Europe, the Secretary Of the Treasury
has requested the state department to
discontinue the services Of the sanitary
inspectors in London and Liverpool. The
inspectors in France and Italy will be re-
tanned for the present.
The committee Of the United States
House Of Representatives VI which Mr..
Springer Ia chairman, "after careful in
vestgation Of the cha, ges against United
States Marshal Atkinson OF West Vir.
ginia," report to the attorney general OF
that state "thAt none Of the charges have
been sustained"
A severe drouth has prevailed since the
9th Of July In lower east Tennessee,
north Georgia and north Alabama, the
region Of which Chattanooga is the centre.
Grazing lands are all burnt up, the creeks
are dry and the Tennessee river at Chat
tsnooRa is within three inches Of the
lowest point ever known.
A telegram from Washington says there
is believed to be good authority for the
statement that the government Of the
United States has not been asked to me-
diate in Franco. Chinese affairs by either
Of the disputanis, aud that, therefore, II
has not, oonditlonally or otherwise, re
fused to do 80, Rs stated In Paris dis
patch,
The corner stone Of what will be the
largest Young Mems Christian Assooia.
tion Building in the country was laid In
Brooklyn, New York, Cd Saturday. The
building will BIS the gift OF the Marquard
eetate. The association is to raise
$3.50. O00 ass permanent endowment fund.
On Saturday $l35 900 had been sub.
scribed. The cost of the building is tC
be $500, 900.
Ia the investigation Of the charges Of
corruption in connection with the cou 1ty
poor house at Reading, It was testified
yesterday afternoon "that the poor direo
tors were offered $500 each to vote for a
certain man for steward Of the institute
that persons earning % daily were given
outdoor relief, and that the directors
retained for themselves money granted
for old and INDECENT people"
The authorities Of Quebec have offered
& reward Of $4,000 Tor the discovery o
the perpetrators Of the attempt made Il
bloW up the new parliament building OF
Saturday. To this sum the contractor
Mr., Charlsbois adds $500. Il ia though
that the internal machine WAS placed IL
the building on Friday night. Four mer
were seen acting in suspicious manner
around the placs on that plight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
ANOTHER MOVE.
ANOTHER X 4ILRUAD ROW.
Alleged Difficulties between the W.
IN and Ii a. r. NjOmnAufeE


Rrmors are sf1As tha, the harmonious
relations which have existed between the
Wilmington & Northern and the Bilti.
more q Phiiadelphia Railroad Companies
have bacome slightly Iuiil I'd. .M
For several days train OF loaded coal
cars has stood on side track of the Will,
miD6ton & Northern railroad at its inter
section with the new b. & p. lire. The
effect Of this train remaining there, some
say, has bsen 10 seriOuely hinder the
work Of track laying on the new road. II
it lad not bsen for this detention, they
assert, the tracks would have reached
Delaware avenus on Saturday.
Another informant alleges that the B.
Il ?. people one day last week attempted
TO separate this train, and that since then
II has been guarded by two watchmen
Superintendent Council Of the b & p,
railroad was Seen Monday morning. He
knew Of no trouble bstweeu his company
ard the Wilmington & Northern, and
said that tracks ON his road had
been laid up to the W. & N, but that no
effort had been made 10 GROSS II bscau "a
his company is waiting for some
needed materials before undertaking that
task. He admitted that there Ia q freight
train on the W. & N. siding, but denied
that it interfered with the progress Of the
work on his road. In conclusion he re
terred the GAgRTTB's reporter to the
Wiluinetou & Njrtheru people.
The W. & N. freight office wan RUG uI
by telephone Monday, but the indi
vidual who answered the call said he was
too busy to bs interviewed. He stated
however, that he knew of NO trouble be
tween the two corporations.
By placing the ffeisht train on the sid
ing, 1t is said, the Wilmington & Northern
Railroad Company hopes to compel the
b. Il P. company to enforce certain agree.
ments. ons Of these agreements, il ii
s'loge3, relates to tho gTsde OF the B. 8
p. road at the W. Il N. crossing,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
rHILADAArntA MATTERS.


Tie R'eot5iea' Ex' a,t'ap as olo4ed or
Saturday hight II 80 o'clock. Tai
Receipts, IL il stated, ware sufficient Il
psy ali expArsss ard lesre sufplus o
$40 coo. The binding Will b retained
for special exLibiiioaa.
While James E4nusiy ard Ffauh
BsvEas, each AGED IA years, were gan
ming in Taylor's woods on Saturday,
Bevanp was shot In ths breast by Ken,
pe3y. The latter wi-ea arrested said the
stfair was m sceiisnt, Bsv5us disd a!
the Presbyterian Hospital sunda7
afternoon.
There WAS largely attended meeting
under the auspices Of the Philade' phis
Sabbath Association, in Trinity Reformed
Church, Seventh and Oxford streets, last
evening. Judge Asbman, one OF the
speakers, said the law presumed that IL {
business indicated on sign was the one
carried on in the place where the sigr
was up. II 3 policeman testified that he
saw person 60 in the back door of I
saloon, 1t was not to be supposed thai
the person was going to prayer meeting
aud he believed that the courts would
hold that upon the saloon keeper should
rsst the burden Of proof that the persor
did not 20 into the saloon and that tb,
saloon was closed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
S1ffRKA.
temperance meetfng-Base BAH
Game nd Keut0n

special Correspondence OF Gazette ami Journal.i
sMHRNA, Oct. l3.-The temperance
meeting given at the town hail W ,t-Idhy
afternoon, undsr the auspices OF the
Womsn's Christian Temperance Union,
was largely attended. The neetieg was
opened by singing by the Nsthodi6t CHER,
Uss followed by a prayer from the Rev.
J. B Quigg, addresses wars delivered by
the Rev, Mr.. Qniga sud Herman Ros and
considerable interest was manifested.
Ga Wednesday evening, 0cs1l er 29sh,
3. 7. Ford will give ST. entertainment at
the town hall.
Saturday nigh. shtut IL O'Clock
baTse of Fla k Cummius, attached 10
york wagon, was ms'iciousiy cut looso
from where II hsd tHen occurred aud
,1rned iatn the e,veet, when che animal
ipiuf dlltelY pro1ssdrd 10 the owher'n
h1pne :asr Lsipsil 1: was tacu hi at
afst that In. t-km hss bgau stniVu.
Saturday Afternoon . 8 sma OF hise ball
was played 81 Ksut.U, bstTr-u The
Smyrna snd K-utcu tss, bal, c'ubs. The
Smyrna olab nsiug ssmsN hst cut VI prac'
tice the frat inrirS wsa qait- exciting,
but after that ex sllsnt work was done.
THIS game reeulted IA to IN fasur VI
Smyrna Good hating aud fielding we're
executed by both clubs.
SMYRNA, Dot. IA horse attach, d to a
dearborn containing several empty
baskets, owned by William D. Hoffecker,
had been left in front OF Tsylor's foundry
yesterday afternoon, when inside noises
so frightened the animal that it broke
away and dashed violently up Main
street Turning down Commerce street,
II collided with a vehicle Of Daniel
Mitchell aud the large freight wagon OF
J. Z TygArt & Co., and 1t ia due TO the
latter that the headway of the frightened
animal wss stopped. Mr.. Mitchell WAS
thrown from lis vehicle without receiving
any iliury whatever, but bis carriage
wac dan aged to eoms extsAt. The run-
asoy horse escaped, however, with
nothing NOE than several slight cuts.
Joseph W Jish,csp. fsrmer pear
town, while In tbs loft o. his stable ;his
morning, made rnistrr, rreoipilatlnB
himesl! down deacppt Il shout 10 feet,
breaking his collar bone aud sustaining
rsvoTe bruises
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
An Equine Prince.

Prince, tbs very handsome pony Of
Florrie, ths small daughter Of Edwsrd
Il Brennan, supeTintsadeut Of Philip J..
Walsh & Co.'s branch store, I - city,
was on Tuesday last awarded the special
first premium at the Ekton fair. Priuca
ia beauty. He is tan hand
high, OF bsy color, AID very
graceful trotter. He is OF English parent.
age, being purchased by Mr.. Bsennau'e
partner, year ago last July, at a fair in
Liverpool where he was on exhibition
and took the priza from about 30 other
ponies. He has a long flowing
name and tail and has attracted
much notice in this city attached to a
handsome dog cart and driven by his
little mistress. There was to have
been a special pony prize at Elk
ton, but owing to the lack o.
entries Prince was entered with the driv
ing horses aud won the prize from q
handsome equine group. At the fair he
was continually surrounded by crowds Of
sdmirinR msn, women aud children and
when compared with him the S., 00C
Jersey COW was no attraction.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
MILLIaG rev.


...-". Saturday.
special CoIrcsp0 dence 81 Gazette ard Journal.
WELLINGTON, ND ost. IL The Rspub-
licAu pole raising on Saturday drew about
800 people or thi. Number there we're
probably 80 whites, 3 majority OF them
being Democrats.
The meeting vas called to order at 3 p,
m by Dr. A. R. Todd, After short wait
for cOlored delegation that had formed
al Moore'a store, led by q fife and drnm
corps, TO come up, George Ruseum was
introduced Mr.. Russum las moved
around lit le. lie was once
elected states attorney for Caroline
bseu defeated for tho same office az a
Demccra. and defeated for the associate
judgsehip as Republican, Mr.. Russum
spcka in tl0wsry vein about the bloom
ing meadows, the entraroing beauty Of
woms1hoOd, &c, AID In q funny vein
about the blessings Of 3 protective tariff
After NY GlaEdiatasr's Clock" By
the band, charleS Wilson, E.q mounted
the rosiTum He went back to the al
Tor his text and, having secured 1t, pro
ceedad to show how rain made corn, corr
made whisky and whisky made Demo
crsts IA therefore buildsd his hopes
upon the recent dry spell.
Mr. BsSer mads the closing speech
pls1ging the colored people to the sup
port Ct ,he grand old party. The meet.
ing then adjourned to 7,30 p m al
which hour Captain Staub, sn ex con
federate warrior, was introduced aud
held the stand as long as any one wat
there to hear him He began at thu
stuTmiug Of Fort Sumter md narrated
in language more foroible thar
elegant, pretty nearly the whole history
Of tbs war. Before he reached the clos
ing scenea OF that great drama, his audi
euce had dwindled to mere handful, and
when he had finished the storm clouds
rolled away ard tie stars cLme forth aud
twirkled brightly over tue hickory fl q
ststf Hheuce n,nted the banner OF Cleve
lsGd and Hendricks,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
KENT,S cAND1DATEs.
Sketches OF the Democratic County
Nominees.


Or. William Il Cooper, the pominee
tar state equator, is + physician Of Ksntoa
eet hiss 2 large aud lucrative practice
II y . R1a q tho late Rsv | 7 Cooper,
D D and 9 btnfer Of State Senator
alexander b Cooper Of New Castle. BE
u shout 10 yfars q aye ana never heid
cti1e
Dr Her-Y N. How heads the legislative
baE2ch ot the tcst. sNd is . bachelor.
Ia 5ayly liza lie VA school tess her but
i9f maj , ysa.s he hss bsan i.uFgist IN
b pic dss served in IL L :!IlRtuEs
b fore. His iatnsr MAS Pres oy terrain
minister
jams Virden Of West Dover hundred
is tie son of William Vigden, Eiq., aud
was born aud raised il West Dover hun
drei. He lived some years in Mississippi,
but Returned to tLis State about three
ysars $50 ard settled down on a farm
near His birthplace. Ia ia farmer, AID
about 45 years OF sya.
G. Guudy Brown, ia native Of Penn.
syivGtiG. Il practit Il farmer and fruit
grower, living near Wyoming, this
uGty His father, Jacob q Brown,
5efv' d IN the Legislature daring the ass-
sion Of 1877 Mi. Brown is about 80
yssrs o; age
Mr. hu II SohsbinRer of South Mur-
is'kul huldre Was, We are informed,
torn ia Germany aud cana TO this
euuqtFy with kis parents when u email
boy. Hs has been q auceyssiul merch ant
bu' ia now farmer. HIS lie abpul 40
yeala of age
Nicholas X Johnson OF Farmtpg;op is
farmer, ana s anp Of Alexander JJhu-
5on, E,q Hs puver held eff q, sud is
shut 80 years al aga.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

A full. blooded Indian, who has re.
Gently settled In Bridgeton,N J, has we'd
ded oolOred dsmsel Of that city.
Salem, N. j., has a bonded debt OF
S75, 600, and fl,ating debt Of $40, 500
The grester part Of 1t was incurred by
the erection Of water work.
The largest days work ever done at
the Cape May County Sugar Company
works at Rio Grande, was the crushing Of
116 tons OF cane In 10 hours. Fourteen
Thousand four hundred gallons Of Juice
were exstraoted from the cane.
Some employers can deal riehteously
with their employees and Edward Balbaoh
(who is on our state electoral ticket) is one
OF them. One Of his woTkmen was
blinded by an explosion in his factory
some weeks ago. The firm Ia to pay for
his passage back 10 Germany and will
pay him e23 per month for life.--Salem,
NJ, Srsbsqm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

The following deiegates to the Balti.
more sSlod lave been elected to repre-.
cent the New Castle PreebyteTy Min q.
ters-Tbe Rsvs. Z. A. Snook, Henry
Ramer, J, + stoueoipbsr, W. c. Alex,
ardrr, J L Cston, Il. C Anderson, 81.
X Wslker, ] $ F1ulk, W. Il, Edwards,
J r Campbell, A. 4. Hayes, a. Sinclair,
W. II. Woo!verton and T R. Mcdowell
Ministerial slteIuates-Ths Ress. J
J smgth and l. ValisbdiShsm
Elders George W. aylor, JohI W. Mo
CuilOugh, William H. Purnell, L. @.
Polk, John W. Reid, Irving Spence, J. NJ.
Brackin, D Stewart, john A. Nicholson,
Samuel Lindsay, J. ] Buck, George
Klair, D. L, Dunning. General alter
nates-J. Frank Ellison, T. F. Clark, W.
II. Miller. W. W. HebertoD, clerk Of the
presbytery, makes request that the
Peninsular papers copy the above list Of
delegates.