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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

Ita Great success Only 36 Cows
KtlIed-OVer 100 COWS Have Been
InocuIated.
THE strict enforcement Of the laws ZEE
latiDg 20 contagious plsufo.pusnU'nia
has had the salutary effect OF oOnhHing
the disease almost entirely to the herds
where II originally appeared and the
State officials hope to eventually exter-
inmate 1t in these places. The only out
break Of the disease where it
has been communicated from in.
feoted animals Ia trsceabls to
the COWS sold by Brandywipe hundred
farmer, after they had been exposed to
the oontAgien and before the governor
issued a proclamation to have the lew
enforced.
Stats Veterinarian, DR.. Rowland, has
ipoculstsd about l25 COWS, and in no in.
stance where the virus has taken has the
disease appeared. VI heard Of about so
cattle three failed 10 take, and three have
since had the disease and been killed
The others Of the herd, In cases where
the virus took although Just Is much
exposed to the disease have entirely es-
capped 1t, and the veterinarian 10 Of the
opinion that they are In no danger, and
he Is also firmly convinced OF the efficacy
Of incubation as o preventive
measure. His experience In the matter
and without there being a single failure
1t warrants his conviction that inooulA-
ton 10 the best means Of fighting the
disease.
The only herd affected that has not
been inooulated Ia that Of George White,
in New Castle hundred. There are at
least IL chronic cases In Mr.. Whites
herd, despite the owners public CONTRA
diction Of the fact, and they are . con-
slant menace to the cattle on the adjoin.
ing farms The only thing that 10 being
done with them Ia the enforcement OF the
quarantine rules, which will be continued
throughout the summer. While the
animals are to all appearances heslthy,
they have the disease in light form and
from them 1t can be conveyed TO others
the same as from cattle suffering with an
infection Of more aggravated type.
Since the State has taken hold OF the
matter the officers have killed about IS |
COWS only, the sppraisement upon which |
averaged about $40 per head, though in
many cases they were valued much |
higher by the owners. II Is impossible to |
estimate the loss that would have ensued |
mad not the State promptly taken the |
matter in hand. This Is small rativ OF |
lOsses in comparison with the number Of |
.nimals exposed to the infection and the |
nooulation has saved hundreds OF dollars
o the owners Of cattle already, and has
llso put the disease under check.
THE MEAT SIZZLING CASE ABANDONED.
Magistrate Smith Of Philadelphia an
nounoed yesterday whep the case against |
DR. Francis Bridge, Pennsylvania state
veterinary surgeon; Harrison Ripple,
William A. Nipple and John Kester,
charged with oonspiring to sell the meat |
Of cattle afflicted with pleuro-pneumonia
was called for a further hearing, that the |
case would rest until some action was |
taken by the district attorney. II Is un-
derstood that no further action will be |
taken in the matter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
The r. q n.

General Mortgage BondhOiders
Disagree with the Board OF Man.
ayers.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-At M citing
Of the Bsrtol committee OF the e ner Il
mortgage boudholders of the Residing
railroad today the following action was
taken:
WHEREAS, the committee have failed TO
secure such modification Of the plan of finan-
cial reorganization Of the P. d r. railroad as
would properly protect the interests Of
general mortgage bondholders; therefore,
ResolUed, That as general mortgage bond
holders we refuse to accede TO the plan OF re-
organization as proposed by the board Of
managers.
Resolued, That the committee Of five be
continued with power to add TO their number
10 prepare plan for an amicable reorganiza-
ton OF the P. & r. Railroad Company that
will protect the equities Of all concerned,
and report the same at as early date as
practicable, either by publication or to a
meeting Of general mortgage bondholders, as
may be deemed best.
Resolued, That the committee are requested
to resist all payments by receivers which in
their Judgment are unjust to interests OF the
general mortgage bondholders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

Hogs were slow and steady, Phiiadelphias,
sold &C f6OOl5 10; Yorkers az "a 4faI65'
The receipts were $500 head shipments.
1000 do. The shipments to New York Satur-
day and Sunday were car loads Sheep were
In far demand but unchanged. The receipts
were 400 head; shipments, 1880 head.
BALTIMORE, March 2. = Beef cattle
Market slow best grades he. OF and Others
~; best beeyes, 57za6 =; tirst quality 5ssa5;e (;
medium, S54a5c.; ordinary, 3Izag5fo; most
sales were from SIC. to $40; receipts, 1850
head sales, sos head. Swine-Fuli supply
and fair TO go demand receipts, 8 8i5head
quotations, 6a7c. The receipts Of sheep
and lambs were 2.752 head quotations--
sheep 2ha5c Il lambs 8ka5Nc
CHICAGO ILL, March 2.-Taitle-RscaiDts,
800 head shipments, 3 COO head market
r1led shade atro ger; i,5 0a1,sOf pounds,
y. l0a475; !, 200al, 800 pounds s. OOa6e0; 1851
1000 pounds IS h0a6.OO. Cows end mixed
o. mmnn. S2,30a8 90; medium, $50 ia3f0; good
TO choioe- % 60A4 90; Texans, s4.0Oa4.75; stock.
ers, S86Oa4.l0 feeders, "a 0la4 90 Hoga-Re-
ceipts, 1000 ad; shipments, 500 head; the
market was trmer am ga DC. higher; rough
pscking A20a450 packing a d shipping,
H.tOao00; ivht, A.i0s4 60; hlxips, So Oa40O
Sheep-Receipta, $500 head shlpmeuts 1000
heal ma ket steady inferior, 81 01a2 Is: d IT,
q y0a3 % medium So 30 " 90; go d at 3.s0Ati0
Toe special L'vs'p oil oabieg am to the
DToveTS' journal reports a barely staadv
maj ket for American cat 10 with tops quoted
at 1870. per pound dressed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
AUDITING OOMMITTERs.
Tuesday azornipg's.App
the Levy COurt.

..... the Levy Court.
In the levy court Tuesday morning the
following auditing and revising com
mittees were appointed I: On error lists Of
collectors aud to the bonds Of collectors
and stables-Brandywine hundred,
Grub and Haman !; Wilmington, Kick
man and Maokey (; Christiana, Toy and
Rothwell Mill Creek, Haman and Fry I;
White Clay Creek, Macksy aud Grub
Pencader, McCracken and Taylor New
Castle, Morrison and Cheairs Red Lion,
Cheairs and Taylor St. Georges, Shall
GROSS and MoCracken Appoqulnimink,
Taylor and Toy .Blaokbird, Rothwell
and Morrison.
Accounts Of County Officers -Chesirs
and Grub.
Jail Commissioners decentralization
and HAmAn.
Magistrates aud Constables-Mackey
aud McCraoken. ..-....
Members Experimentation, Tay.
Tor and Toy.
Allowances to Membsrs-shAllcros
and Grub.
Inspectors and Assessora-M and
Morrison.
Coroners, Physician and UndertakerB
-hothwell and Toy. .".. -.+..
overpAid Taxss-ShAllcros and Nc
Crscken.
Printing and stAtionery-Tsylor and
Hickman.
Miscellaneous Aooounts--HickmAn and
Rothwell.
Sunday sOhools-Hiokman and Roth,
we'll. -....-r .......--
Settle with Treasurer Of Poor-Morri-
SOD, Maokey and Hickman.
Settle with County TreAsurer-Mo,
Cracker, Cheairs and Hsman.
The work Of revising the assessment
lists occupied the remainder Of the SEES
sion.
In the levy court Tuesday Lemuel
Graves lax assessor WAS not in attend.
anoe when the roll was called but entered
soon after. As resolution was previ-
ously passed to disallow assessors any
compensation for the day II late, Mr..
Graves was given the floor for per-
sonsl explanation. Az the matter Of de-
tention was Of vital Importance to his
next winters dAiryinR interests his day
was allowed. No other excuse will be
entertained. 1t was decided to consider
school and road matters on March rs,
No business except the assessment list
revision was transacted this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
STILL AT LARGE.

DILLL al 1hAAVEs
NtRio, the Murderous italian,
EIudes Arrest-Che WOman's Com
ditiOn Dangerous.
From yesterdays Every Evening.
NiRio, the italian who shot his wife In
Plunkett's row yesterday, and attempted
to murder bparder, 10 still, at large and
the police as yet have no definite clue IS
to his whereabouts. He has displayed q
crest deal OF cunning in covering his re-
treat, and only once since he distaDosd
his impromtu pursuers and their hounds
at the start, has he been seen.
A man named Thomas McNulty re-
ported TO police station late last night
that he saw the fugitive yesterday alter
noon at the Junction Of the Delaware
Western and Wilmington & Northern
railroads about one mile beyond Hejge
Vile. He did not know that he was
wanted then and asked him II he wanted
work. The murderer cast q startled
glance at him replied "No me nc
wsntA worka,', and rapidly resumed his
journey In the direction Of the Folly
woods. McNulty AYERS that Nlgio had
on both hat and shoes, which leads tC
the exposition that he has been among
friends, as he had neither when he fled
after the shooting. 1..-"
This morning : number Of the officer
who were detailed yesterday to search fol
the Italian came back TO police station
after working all day aud nearly al
night. Fresh men were detailed Il
various points, and during last night al
the Italian ehRnties in the western par
Of the city were searched by officers ii
disguise. The police will continue tn,
search for the man and they have hope
OF ArrestinR him in & short time, althougl
they are obliged TO make the pursui
under many disadvantages.
CArmena RetA, the wife and victim o
NiSio, lies today at the almshouse II
anything but an encouraging condition
DR.. oRle this morning probed for the bal
but was compelled to desist before h
had found 1t for fear OF doing he
injury. He cannot give an opinio
at present but believes It ia quite serious
In the event Of Inflammation, which
always probable in such caseS, death
certain. The womRn's little son Ia .
her bed side.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
nIent OF DIaenued OnttIa.

Professor Henry Lsfnan Of Je fersou
Medical College and Port PHI, o.oi n
Philadelphia, mRiutains that there 10 n
danger 10 the consumption OF mast Of
cattle afflicted with pleur1 pner moniR
DR.. Ruth Huidskoper Of the Universitf
Of PennsylvAnia, is Of the same opinion,
aud both phys ciAns in this matter are
sustained by no less parsonage than
George Fleming, member OF the Council
and Rs smising Board Of the Roya
ColleRs OF Veterinary Surgeons, who Is
regarded as one of the best authorities
on veterinary subjects in the world
Medical Inspector Taylor and DR. Ford,
chairman Of the sanitary committee Of
the board Of health Of this city, take .
different view, the latter holding that
pieuro pneumonia is accompanied with a
fever, aud, as all febrile diseases affect
the blood, the meat is affected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
@sEtas

ALEXANn ER.-In this city, on the list inst,
M a Ph@le Z: Alexander widow Of the late
BEOKLEY.-In this city. Feb. "a, Robinson Beck
ley, in the 10Th year o. his age.
BENsoN.zht Bancrott's. Banks. on Feb 9th.
pdiih Infant dsnghter OF samuel II. and Rebscca
BRITTON.-At Cherry H,ll, Md on February
~, OF pneumonia, Julia v, B. Britton, aged 90
Asleep In Jesus.
BOOTH AT New tlastle, en- Saturday Feb rs.
g. p. m, MARY. ,ellct of the lite William
COCHRAN. AT BandenbsTg, on Feb 2Bth, Oliver
M Cochran, aged 80 years.
CANTwELL At new Haven, Conn.,, on Tues-
Gay, Sss r. rs Arthur II. Cantwell. in The $50
81 he ' sho capt F fR e saf assa
EATON. In Cambridge. Nd, on Feb. "a, Capt.
Cable Eston. in the 7o,h year OF his age,
GREEN IL this city, Feb. rs, stephen W. Green,
9EMMILL.-In Boston. MASS, on FeD 81, jaime
GemmiL - ed Al years.
Buried in UhriStiAna, Del, FebrusrF "a, 1886.
Goop KEt TS,7At Denton. Mo-, Feb. %. by
Keets. - ~ -'-'--
HANEIGAN.-In this city, on the "a int,
Charles, son OF Hugh and Lizzie Hsnnigan, aged
KANE.-on Feb. 27tb, stephen Kane. aged 70
years.
KING In this city, on Feb %, Harry. son OF
LATIMER. -In this city. on saturday Feb 49,
Henry Latimsr, in the S6th Year OF his age.
LUCAS In this city, on the gath Inst Mary e. y,
wife OF y. Il, Lucuas, ag d 90 yeArs,
MCCARr ER.-Iu this city, Feb. a. l.. Coates
McCartsr, aged 20 years
Mo9uIRE.-At Chester, IA on saturday, Mrs.
Michael Mc6ulre
MICS UIRE.-In this city, on the list inst, JOhnJ,
son of Catherine Mc6ulre, aged 10 yeas
N0RTH,-ln Baltimore, Md, on the evening OF
February %, 1885 Mary RebeccA, Aged months
And II days infant daughter OF John A and ida
II. NORTH, and granddaughter OF William H
and the late Mary NJ. Adams.
PEOPLt SIN this city, on Feb. 26th Joseph
Peoples, ST, aged 81 years.
PARKS.-Hear Sill Pond Md, Feb. 10. William
A. Parks, Aged about SO yesrs,
RNUsELE UN In Chesteitown, Md, on Feb.
90 Dr. j. A. Rouseleaux, aged "A yesrs.
RlLFY In this city. on Feb 3d. Jane, wife of
Patrick Riley, aged 3S years.
SPRING lin PhilA elphia, on the I'd inst
Edmund d. Springer, aged 40 years.
W ARNHR, Near Easton, Nd, on Feb 10 James
M. warner In the 55th yesr OF his sge
WHIrE.-In Baltimore. On Feb. 81 Dr. M.
White OF st Michaes', In tho 18th year OF his
age.
WILSON, : Nesr Galena Nd, Feb 20, william
Wilson, in the tsth year OF his age
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
SUDDEN DEATH.
A Postal Route agent Drops Dead
I'm n Beer saloon.

IN q boer saloon.
While standing in Andrew Grotz's
saloon, No. l0l Walnut street, Tuesday
afternoon, converting with TWO men about
the old PhiladelphiA volunteer fire
department, George W. Sawyer, postal
route agent on the Landsnberg branch OF
the B. & P. railroad, suddenly Gasped for
breath and fell dead. He was carried
into an ante room, and DR.. Morrison sum
moned. The physiciAn found total re.
taxation Of the muscles, with no evidence
Of paralysis or apoplexy, and admins
tered restorAtives, but without effect. He
pronounced the trouble asphy xiA, oAused
by some heart affection, The deceased
had been subject to such spells and ex.
peoted to die suddenly. ..z...-
Postmaster Swiggett took charge Of the
Official keys, the money, watch and othel
valuables on the person Of the deceased
and Undertaken Wilson removed th,
corpse to the deoeased's home, No. so.
Adams street
Mr.. Sawyer was about 45 years old AM
had been postal route agent for eigh
years. A wife and two children rurvlv
him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

At II. Boys' sale, on the 9th ult i,
horses brought el00 10 s1lO colts, $s1 to
$l05 calves, 1850 to $l9 so pigs, %
apiece attendance poor bidding care
horses brought s1l0, $241, s127.50 ard
$3.50 mules, s256 COWS, s41, $67, s41. so,
$40, s46 so, $50 and s47 calves, $20.6
s32 so and el7; prices considered very
good attendance good. W. J. LSnk was
auctionssr at both sales.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

The following is accepted yesterday
as the next thing to an official list Of the
members Of President Clsveland's cabinet:
For Secretary of State, Thomas r.
BayArd of Delaware.
For Secretary OF the Treasury, Daniel
Manning Of New York.
For Secretary Of the Interior, Lucius
Q. G. Lamar Of Mississippi.
For Secretary Of War, William G. midi
colt of Massachusetts.
For Secretary Of the Navy, William c.
Whitney Of New York.
For Postmaster General, William Z.
Villas Of Wisconsin.
For Attorney General--Augustus Il.
Garland Of ArkanaAa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

ADKINs-BENNErr.-A Milford, Feb. IS, by
the Rev. A, ID Davis. Edward Adkins and Annie
": Bennett both q Kent county.
BOWMAN EN- RY. At Reading, Pa, FEB %.
and laura l.. Emery, both OF this city.
Feb. 81 Col. H. q. Douglass.
X iMBEE GRIFFIN ia Chester, on Feb 25th.
ty the Rev. Thomas Kelly, Franz q. Kimble Art
LYON g. ZIMMERMAN.- in this city, On Feb
9Th, by the Rev. I. q. Dreamer George Lyons
and An ME Zimmerman Bo of this city,
OMAN -ThOMAS.-At Centreville, Nd, Feb.
49,. by the Rev ID. l.. W. Bates, John W. 0sman
and Ida Thomas
TN-SOWDEN.-Atw West Chest, r, Feb. rs.
by Kew. j. q Caldwell, ID ~, William X. sowden
OF Gharlestown, Pa, and Mrs Della j, Sowden
of Wooddsla, Del.
SMIrH-NUUS ELL.-At Eaato n, Nd 4, Feb. IL,
Dyihe Rev. 4. 8, Bowe, samuel j. Smith, M. ID.
Of London, England and Matte COuncell.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
A Landmark Disappearing.

The demolition Of the little old build
ing which has for nearly 80 years stood
at No. 10l West Eighth street, has been
commenced. During Its existence II has
been occupied either As . dry goods, Cigar
or grocery store by various persons, and
for the last IL years has been owned by
Thomas Green, q grocer, who intends to
erect new dwelling house and store on
the site,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
Death OF MRS. Jesse Alexander.

Mrs. Phoebe L. Alexander, the aged
widow Of the late Jesse Alexander, died
Monday at her res denoe, No. 504 West
Ninth street. Deceased was for number
Of years devout member Of the Second
Baptist Church. Two daughters and 9
son survive her.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
pUBLIC SALE.
pUBLIC SALR.
VIII be sold 1t public sale on
THURSDAY, March 2,lSS5,
at IL o'clock, M,

On the farm Of the subscriber, on The road leading
rlm Red lay creeg church to Menuinh9llis miIf
tn Glowing personal proneTty:
Two marss. pretty good matches cool coWs
. heifers, some Of thou with calf two horse
wagon, two seated CO rlaga york wagon, jaeger
wagon roller, grain fan. feed cutter hay Knife.
corn shelter, hay forks, dung forks, corn hOes 3
plows, sl1e hill poH, nearly new hAirows. cul-
revolving horse rake, msul aid WedRes wheel
bArloM, double SGT OF wagon harness
HOU sEHOLD GOODS, such a. beds bodsteads
bureaus, tables. stands chairs wash tubs butter
tnbs rhurns. pans, buckets, large copper kettle
preserving Kettle, doul h trai, corner cupboard,
looking glasses and other thinga too tedious 70
mention.
Terms made known at sAleby
HUGH STEWART.
THOMAS BRACKiS, Auntioneer, feb26 mAf6
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

Regarding DR.. David Kennedy's "Favorite
Remedy" the writer, Prof. A. b. Chandler,
principal Of the academy, Brookhaven, Mics,
says: II suffered from torpidity of the liver
Remedy for two months, and am now able TO
use my aide which for q long time had been
like piece of dead flesh. My general health
was never better than at present
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
OLD WORLD.
London Press Opinions ON Arthur
and Cleveland.

and Cleveland.
Associated Press Dispatches by special wiros.
LONDON, March 4-The Tsmes this
morning says Mr.. Arthur has filled the
Presidents chair with prudence, public
spirit and dignity, and he deserves credit
for having punished official corruption
with exemplary severity. He can boast
that he has handed over the government
in state Of unolouded prosperity.
The Ne0s says: 1t seems that there Is
every likelihood that Mr.. Cleveland will
justify the confidence reposed in him.
The widespread interest In the election
seems to promise the rescue OF the gov
eminent from the asoendenoy Of profess
sional politicians. This mission the
nation has given to Mr.. Cleveland, and
Il seems probable that he will fulfill il.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
G. AR. Oneern,

Joshua 8. Litxenberg, the new depart
ment commander Of the g. A. B., Of Del
aware, announces the following as mem
bers OF bis stan; Judge advocate, George
v. Massey OF Dover; inspector, James A.
Price oi New Castle; chief mustering
oficer, j. W. Wofrsll Of Pleasant Hill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
Applicant for OommIssioner.

D. T. Marvel, Esq., OF Georgetown, .
member OF the Sussex county bar ia an
applicant for insurance commissioner, to
succeed the late Henry C. Douglass, de
ceased. Mr.. Marvel is well known IN
this city, having read law In the office Of
Senator BAyard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

Many people admire red hair, but II you do
not, PArker's Hair BAlsam will tmpart TO IL q
eradicate dandruff, and impart softnesB, gloss
mess and life TO hair which has become dry
and harhh. Not dye, does not soil the linen.
Gives q delicious perfume. An eegant dress
ing,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
GRANT RETIRED.

The Passage Of the Bill Received
with Cheers I'm the House ana
Great Applause I'm tine Senate.
AIsoolADel Press DispAtcE By special wires.
WASHINGTON, March Ali 80 a. m.-
In the House Of Representatives the
motion Of Mr.. Randall to suspend the
rules and pass the Graut Retirement bill
was agreed to, yeas 1893, nays 49,
The result was greeted with three rous-
ing cheers. @.e."* =
IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Senate
Grant Retirement bill, passed by the
house, has Just reached the Senate, and
the bill disposed OF taking the usual
course and going to the President for
signature. The announcement OF the
action Of the House was received with
applause in the Senate.
SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
The Grant Retirement bill has been
signed by the President, and Grants
nomination unanimously confirmed by
the Senate in open executive session, amid
thunders Of applause on the floor and in
the galleries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

NOTICE Is HRGBBi GIVEN THAT
~ THE annual ines ting Of the BrAndywlne
Hundred Ass0ciat on for the Recoyer OF stolen
hories and bet elton of thieves will g held at
tbs hOt9l oliver II. Parry ON SATURUAY,
NJ rch 1th, 1885, at O'Clock, u, m
febl9 st H, 81. BARLOW, Secretary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

Mrs. Eliza Blaine. Walker, the only
sister Of James g. Blaine, died yesterday
in Baltimore.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

Both houses Of the New Jersey legisla-
ture refused to adjourn over for the inAu-
guration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

NoTICR-To WHOM IT MAY CON
Germ Il hereby give notice that | shall
petition the Legisa ur Of the siae Of delaware,
at lhls sesslon, 70 gfaut me divorce from my
Of IN strim0ny. JEANETTE NJ. CHAMRElSs
DELAWARE CITY, Jan. 7, 1856. janl5.l mS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05
AARHET QUOTATIONS.

EDmIAxsOn RRrherxs
Bresdstans corrected daily By the William
Lea q Sea Go,
EeRs DsFUFRS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

The constitution which presoribes his
oath, my oountrymeD, 10 yours the gov
eminent you have chosen him to admin
lister for time is yours; the suffrage
which executes the will Of free men Ia
yours the laws and the entire scheme Of
our civil rule from the town meeting to
the state capitals and the national capital
is yours. Your every voter, % surely NJ
your chief magistrate, under the same
high sanction, though in q different
sphere, exercises public trust. Nor Il
this all. Every oitiSsn owes to the coun
try q vigilant watch and close scrutiny o.
Its public servants, and fair and reason
able estimate Of their fidelity and useful
ness. Thus is the peoples will impressed
upon the whole framework OF our civi
polisy-mupicipsl, state and Federal
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-05

Ntgio, the MurderOus italian,
Eludes Arrest-rhe WOman's Com
dItiOn Dangerous.