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THIRD EDITION
•000 VICTIMS OF THE EARTH
QUAKE AT CUIO.
Athens, April 4.—The Government .*
tendiug a number ot surgeons and some
moaey t# Ohio, to relieve '.be over
whelming distress ceused there by tbe
earthquake on lundsy. Three thousand
Is still maintained as tbe estimated num
her of persons killed and wounded.
Cobstamtiboflb, April 5.—The
latest accounts from Ohio estimate the
Dumber of v eltmi at five thousand. All
the foreign men of-wsr stationed si
Smyrna have started for Chio. Gen.
Longatreet, the United Ltatne Minister,
has ordered the corvette Galena to pro
asad tbith *r with succor for tbe sufferers.
A despatch to tbe New* from Vienna
announces thet thirty villages in Chio
were destroyed by tbe earthquake, and
40,000 people are destitute.
SHIP CANAL TcROSS FLORIDA.
Jacksonville, Fla., April 5.—A
company, consisting of Hamilton
Diaaton, Wm. C. Parsons, Wm. L.
Elkins, John L. Hill, Edward W.
Keene, Albert B. Linderman, Wm. H.
Wright, Robert E. Rogers, Samuel H.
Grey, Wm. S. Stokeley, E. A. Protoie,
A. P. K. Spofford and J. Coryell, has
bean formed, and a charter obtained
from the State of Florida, to cons' ruct
a ship canal across the State. The
route will be bv the way of the Caleosa
hatchee River, Lake Okeechobee, and
• thence to the Atlantic Ocean at or near
the month of tbe St. Lucie River.
Capital. $80,000,000. This is substan
tially the same company having the
contract with the State to drain Okee
ehobee Lake. They will begin work
at ouoe.
road
House
1
a faw
like
order
or
the
run
tbe
pany
ages
I
take
with
one
rival
cess
may
wben
to
•erious
tr
take
age.
also
coated
DK
thet
f
u a
boti
ery.
PARIS, Aprils.—MissThursby muds
her first appearance on Sunday betöre
a critical audienoe at the Conserva- i
MINS THURBBY'8 SUCCEtS.
SMB APPBAtlS BEFORE A SRITICAL
AWD1BNCE.
toire. Sb« was wsrmlj received and
sang twice. Sbe will siug there agaio
ou Sunday next.
The
market
GREEKS IN ARKAT.
Athens, April 5, 1781.
Tbs military review of tbe Greek
forces, which bad been fixed for tbe 6th
Inst., was bald on Monday iu tbe pres* *•
ence of the King and Queen, tbe royal *
The King | "
family and 8,000 spectator®,
presented new color® to the various rag~ It*
iment«, and expressed his gratification 1
at the bearing of tbe lore«. Foreigu 1
military critic® present were astonished Ham
at the rapid progress iu the tiaining of -
the troops. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
r 1
Lerd,
Hh
Hide*
"
a w ak of Races.
TWO THOUSAND CHINAMEN MURDERED
IN COLD BLOOD.
Panama, March20.
A war of rsces has uiukeu out lo the
Valley of Crtuete, where nuor« thau two
thou»au<l CbioauiHu have breo barbar- I
oualy murdered by >h« = egroe» »ud I
ebola». Ou oue ptaotAliou six hundred Cal
InoflViiFive uieu w«re (PurdertHl in cold I
blood. All 'he o»uh fi«ld»,-ugar t.oueea.
■MKShioery, eto., have burned sna k,
de»»r jyt-d, and property *o the valuti of
■aidions h » b«eu wrecked by lht*se a
aaseiun. All the foreigner! have tied I
fr. m the valley, which i» one of ihe
aaoel tenlle aud productive in Peru.— 1
Some ot them have Otgu killed. Full
part*cular» are not yet at hand, a» the ^
work ol murder and plumier 1» «till go
leg ol. It le f tilled that the ad)»ceut
il ley of CbincWa will nuftVr next. The
Chilians reluae to anod troops to quell
the oieiuibancea. Mr. Henry 1« |
■ heavy lo»er. A number of wouir-n and
ekildreo sought refuge ou board a coup«»
of v«»*«!», which were at anchor at
Cerro Agul, ami Mr fiwavne has char«
tered tbe »learner ilo and »ent her to
tbEl port to bring Ihe refugees to Callao.
It is feared similar »eenes will be eu»
acted throughout Peru. Even if tb*
Chilians leave Lima foreigner« will cer>
tAinly have to fight tor their lives and
out down the cauatlile, who are alr^any
do acting of what ibey intend to do »«
aoon as tbe Chilian troops leave here.— I
All plunderers caught are »ouudiy I
flagged, and under ihie «ysteu* the Mtale'
srnisfur th n ihfiv waraafttw wrek«ai/o
^ sS/ 1 , oÏd.™
A net or fit'! property ownere ha» 1
been lesuod by the Chilians, from eaob 1
of whom they demand a war conintu
tion in the shape ot 20,000 hard dollar». I
Than a aum of one million will be raised, I
wbiob ia the quota for iLe first month. I
Tbe Chilian Government ban determin I
« r ;, : ioD .* " omh fot tLe i
**Pi? D, ïî ° f lb f. aroll y »i
The Bf'-y geotlemca uaruf-u have bald I
a meeting, at wblcb some of them re- I
solved DOl to pay. A. tbe penalty f u r |
non-payment l. tbe destruction of prop
•try worth three limes ihe amount of
the quota, few of them will fail! to com
ply with the eo trlbution. Tbe bous«» I
or those who have not paid by the ,18th I
Will be destroyed, it is said, on that day. |
va
NOTICE.—Dr. Kitna'* Oraat Nerve
Beator er lathe marvel of the age forai
Verve Diseases. Ail flic stoppait fra>-.
Bead to931 Arab Street, Philadi-lphia. 1
oct 20- i y
MURDEK MUST FOUL.
Kbw Yubk, April 4.—A UlDoinumii
oped« j tronj.CocDeiiiou, iud., sojo «M
m«D Bicoori* Welch, livu.g ol Derb>
•n Frldaj saw hl««on "Modi" watching I
Alin«« ho ouioriuq lb« hou»o of hL
paramour, aud heebot five t iuee at* b:
•on, ualMiughiui Ou Sunday "Mom"
aud hUmother, who bad been eoD»ulCiog
E lawyer about proceeding» against in*
old man, met him ou ihe road, wben he I
4rew a ravolver aud aatd, ••Oua ot Us
■.eat die." ' Mom" at eues also drew bis
•latol and flrad ihre- »bols, on« pimoiug I
bu farber'. oralnjiuotber hi. bean, anu
IS* third bia abdomen. Tb« son suit I
mother they coolly walked off leaving I
»be old teas ijin* in tbe road. I
GENERAL FOKJGN NEWS,
London, April tf, 1881.
Dr. •anglabauer, abbot of ihe Rene..
4l0ttne Monastery of Kerem»munsie>,
Aoelrla, baa been appointed Arubbiabup
Of Vienna.
A dispatch from Durban to the Doily
Tdtgraah Btys.—"A secret In ibe eon
▼anilon with tbe Boers f rbids t U e Rritisl.
t> oecupy Ling's Neck."
'4 tii i. .»i L .
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I
T.
T
WHJiT
Dealer* make Money srlth
w. t. aoci.« a co., tie
Le Salle Street, Ctdcaao,
UL Write tor perksolaza
m
Tar the Gaaatte.
Wilmington, April Oth, 1881.
Mm. EDirom .—Dtar Bir; The
Junction 3c Bieskwater Railroad
Company have assured ate that the
will be ezteuded to the Bright
•outb
the
to
a
were
ed
rata
road
House this spring.
1 ezpect t go down to Rehoboth in
a faw days to help locate it. I would
like the publio interested ia tbe auc
Keboboth
order that thoao who wish to improve
or barid cottages there may do so with
the assureurs# hat tbe railroad Is to
run wi bin a very short distause from
tbe beach, and that the Railro id Com
pany intend to give as many advant
ages that ws have not had hitherto.
I feel satisfied that Rehoboth will
take a fresh start, ihis season, and,
with its present reputation of being
one of the best watering places in the
country, will soou be a formidable
rival to thoao that are more fre
quented.
to hear of this in
cess of
high
gale
of
the
A
get
tbs
able
The
pier
had
to
gion
ice
the
that
Very respectfully,
Wm. Bbidht.
"NEWFANGLED NOTIONS"
may not work ipjury 'o tbe
wben they relate to mattere •
•oneequenoe, hut «bei tutertaiocd as
to what we .ball take when afflicted with
•erious disease they may lead to dear
experience. Don't, therefore, trifle wttb
diseases of the blond manifested by
•ruptioes, blotches, «orofuioot and otb
tr awlling. and grave symptoms, but
take tost well tested and rffleae oui
remedy,Dr.Pierce's GolOeu Medical Die
oovery-tbe greatest blood purlfler ef tbe
age. If tbe bowels are very costive nee
also Dr. Pierce's Pellets (little sugar
coated phis )
CUBES Kins AND AQD8.
i'LRAsANT VaLUBT,
Jo Devices, Co., III.,
March »1st, 1879.
DK Ptaaoa, Buffalo, N. Y ;
l)*ar Sir — I write tbie 10 Inform yon
thet aiy child, nos year old bee beaa
f .eimsoently cured of the fever and ag
u a week's time by tba use of but' bit
boti le of your Golden Msilual Discov
ery. My wife, a long sufferer from liver
complaint sud biliousness, by tba use
Di-covery and Pellets bas been entirely
relieved. Tbe|Discuvery has sever dis
i appotuted us for enughs and oolds.
Yours truly,
JAMES STRICK ELL
}
ne
fa
aprfl 6t
Th« City nsrtet.
The following wer« tn« rating prie«« Is
market this mornlna :
Butter,fre»h, per pound,,**..
•* roil. 44 # * .
•• firkin.
*•
* dried, ** •
| " ÄS? " -
•tew» " **
40
■
«2
ai
ly
The
the
12
19
IU
oh tick, M
20
It*
1 Turkey» per pound
1 Chicken» j**)r pair .
Ham ^üoVêaalë.'pèr p nöd
- '«need, "
Honey per pound..
1 (jaobtege per head.
collage cheese per bowl....
Lerd, pound.
Hh usage, per pound.
bcrapple *• •• .
Leiuoub per dozen.
Muttou per pound.
chops per pound...«
retail, per pound
Hide* aud bacon, wholesale.
" " " retail.
IV
M
II
1
75q® i 50
1*4 30
lu
06 * 10
m
SU» 1«
. 13
0 »
:: i® S
• a 144 1«
I Mackerel per p'ece
I ilaiibuL, per p judU«mm
Cal h»h. per pouud.
I Jj'hltA^Fleb '*
.
k, under» i er* pound.
of c«»dll»ii per pound.
U*udock per pound...
I i'eich .
Apple», per half peew.
1 tick.e» per d-z..........
parallîy ner buncR^*'*
the ^ JeuU bunch.. WWW.
i.una'Beans.*!.!.
gweel Pot aloe«...
elery per bunch.
Poiaioe«, per half peck
1« | Tripe per pound.
at
to
eu»
tb*
and
»«
I Wkdnkhday, March 31, 5 P. M
I Flock 1« quiet Oui firm. Hale« of 1700
hbla, luoiuuiug Extra al I :.7j; Minneeoui
at #5 a 575 for medium to choice
aua al ''«"»"ft '"«■ .irslsm;
ha» 1 pennevlvania exira family at fi 7o a 5:
eaob 1 Western, do. do., at So 26a5 76, and Pat
eut» al *t>75&7 75. Kye Floor la »oaree
I and firm al $5 12*4 P«r barrel.
I Grain.— Wueal wan iu better demand
I -»ud biguer. <*ale» of Jti.UuU bushels, in
I a ir , J
tLe i
»i 2U May, «ud »1 19j^ Juue. K>o 1* Arm
bald I .1*1,0« for Periu.yivKBis, Com 1. fairly
re- I stuve nod a hb«de better. Hale, of is.uuo
f u r | bu.nele, lucludlns yellow, st 66c. net;
prop- fojCc. regular; siesmer, 51c; and rejected,
of AUheopen board, MUc. was bid
com ffltSgp June P Oad^Si m ^
I request, but firmer. Hales of SOW
,18th I uumielh, including white at 4Sa46^o , and
day. | rejected and mixed at 41){c.
The receipt» to-day were oa
barret« of flour. 15.0U0
0«
Hhouider»,
1/7
10
10
if* "
16
is«» 1 »
«0» 90
12
lu
IO« 13
35
»U
0
«
Ul
M
4
16
i
36
1*
1
if
04# U®
mie.lugiob IMarliwta.
Wilmington, Del. March 28. 1881
Q,uoiailou8 at tue BraXauywLDe Mille foi
Kioiw and Grain,
Best Patent Flour....
Choice Family Flour.
Extra do..
Choice Bupertlne.
Prime new wuewt....,
New Corn.
Bran nerton .
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
$86010 $900
. 7 60 to 7 0»
. « 50 to 70»
>~4.76 to 6ft
I U
110)
lo-day were at follows: 49 *
bushels wheat, U,
JJU bush, corn, I7UU bush. oau. 19,1100 bush
elsof ha- ley. and 66 barrels whtske
Nerve
forai
fra>-.
1 >' r «'eporu-d at (1 lü per .allon,
i y PHlLADELrutA UAiTLE MARKET
»mi u» i«y, Him oo unrreis wuiaxoT.
WHiëKKT— Bulc8 of Wootoru iron.bound
Monday April 4. 6 P. M .
Reef cattle were In demaud this week
and price, were .a iraclion higher; 29 -
used arrived aud sold at the dlffareui
yard, at 5 a 8%c. per pound, as toquali
«M
Derb>
I ^heep were « fractlou highe»-. tOMi
hL sold at the different yard» at. 6H*6&c.
per lb., aud Lamb» at 7a.)4c. per lb.
Hog« were unchanged, uôoujhead ar
rived a».d «old at the different >ard«, al
Huü^c., per lb., a« to condition.
b:
"Mom"
in*
he I pane deoye yahd.
ot Us Wp-ssoondonil laneatler av. April»
bis 'iï" i"
pimoiug I «ood^lam'bi *7«
anu » ; medium* lambs', 6>" b 'cîiva»,
suit I s to 7>(. Arrivais. 4uoe baail Maskat
leaving I fair.
I ~v
t
HE DELAWARE
BEET SUGAR
1881.
Rene..
Doily
eon
Rritisl.
COMPANY OF WILMINGTON, DEL
Will contract with tbe farmers of Del
aware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Eas
tern Pennsylvania lo tbsprolucU ol
40U0 acres of Mugar Beets during tba ooin
tbg season, We öfter
A pkem urn nr *BOO
lor tbe best 100 tons of Beets; grown under
contract with us. Tbe prices we offer for
the Heels are bea ly double loose paid
the German and French farmers for tbe
same quality
mat'ou, addr
TUE DELAWARE BEET SUGAR GO
Wilmington, Del.
of Beau. For further tmor
leb«
BO ST OJM
90 OEiiVT
STORE!
SOI MARKET SI'
WILMI9GT09, DHL.
Which is dlied with bundred* of userai
rumlly article., gold and .llv.rwarr
I which I. reliable), table outlet y .bracket
hats, mats, nmhre'laa. album., castors
lamps, bed *pmds, table cloth* ami eo».'
ere, card and heard games, children'
.hairs carte and wasona, book«, clocks
and a hes""fui lot of ehreraoe trow We.
togl «a. Prie« reduced on many aril lo
srlth
co., tie
Ctdcaao,
perksolaza
ALBERT VIWHALL,
wr
FOURTH EDITION
i
For Ike Middle State«, fair weather
•outb or New York, sad light enow In
the northers portion*, wl'h northwest
to roulhwest winds during tbe day,
rising followed hr railing barometer
a id a slight rite tn temperature.
Wall Strebt Yestkud at.— Stock,
were weak and feverish. Money loan
ed on call at & per cent, as the ruling
rata on stock collateral. Southern Stale
bonds bad a boom lad by Tenues ee
"sizes. 1
Foreign ezchauge was steady aud quiet.
Governments were strong.
TESTERDAY'S GALE.
SLOOPS BLOWS A.HOHK—TROUBLE Ok
TUB BAKUS muqOA.
It aertaiuly blew a gale yesterday af
ternoon, bul fortunately did very little
damage in ibis section.
During ihe sfleinoon two sloops
while below Third sliest bridge, were
carried so tsr out of their course, that
when the tide receded they were ielt
high and dry on the banks.
While atiempth g to laud st tbe
Diamond State iron Company's «half
gale of wind struck the haige Mh qua
of the Electric Bine, and carried her to
the opposite side ot the creek In the vi
cinity of brldgetender Bsrelord's bouse.
A lug boat bad considerable tronhle to
get the barge into deep water again, but
after considerable time succeeded in
doing so. As ihe barge was crossing
tbs cbsnnsl of tbe creek, another gale
caught tier, sud blew her with consider
able force against the p er of tbe bridge.
The barge was than made fast to the
pier when she remained until the wind
had subsided sufficiently Vo show bei
to tusk the wharf. _
THE COLDSNAP.
Danville, Va., April 5, 1881.
Last evening the weather in this re
gion became bitterly cold. 'I he ther
mometer this morning at aiz o'clock
stood at 88 degrees, and quantities of
ice formid during ihe night, coveriirg
the streams and pomlA It ia feared
that the whole fruit crop has been
ruined.
ALL
TWO BELOW EBRO.
Toronto, Ont., April 5,1881.
The weather still continues unusual
ly cold throunboui Caned*. At Ottawa
to-day the thermometer registered 2
degrees below aero.
A severe snow storm, with a heavy
gale, has been ragiug throughout the
north w sleru portion of Outai io all day.
The roads in many sec'iuns are im
passable.
Montreal, Que, April I, 1881.
One of the keenest night's frosts of
the us aeon was szpelisuc^d her* Iasi,
night.
J
FLOOD» IN DAKOTA.
NINE FAMILIES DROWNED AND A TIL
LAGE SWEPT AWAT BV A FLOOD IN
TBE MISSOURI.
Yanzton, Dak., April 5. — The Mis
souri River bas aiiseu lo a | oint a foot
higher than the rise of March 29.
Lower Yankton is submerged to-day
and tbe people have removed lo the
upper portion of the city. No lives
are impel filed, but considerable dam
age must result to properly.
Intelligence received here to-day
from Bonhomme is to the effect lhat
out of fourteen persons ten have been
rescued slive and well. Two families
named Bates and HaddBman are un
doubtedly drowned. B ven other
i'amfii.a ware probably losi aiz miles
this side. Tbe Green Island people
nave been in part removed to this
place. No lives were lost there, but
the village ia e unpietel; washed away.
Water and ice -o the depth of twelve
feet lie across tbe village. The ice
probably choked up tbe channel of the
river a short distance below.
Returos ot the local election held
yesterday in St. Louis indicate tbe
success of tbe Republican tickst.
Tba majority for Kwing, Republican,
for Mayor, is estimated at 9900.
We
LaN
La aoear Kktaii.stocx or hosiert and
Underwear In America. Ooos t Usorssa
Noe 49,51 aud 63 North Eiohth Ht Kerr
SlIUSILPIIA.
prempt atlentloa.
All orders will lutve
Ian20 wlySpur.
J J 1
IX)AL AND WOOD.
AM Now PREPARED to DERIVAI
ALL H1ZRH OF
*
GOAL
7
8UPER10K QUA_. Y
For aunlly us# at tba
-
tOMi
ar
al
LOWEST MARKET RATES
Ali ooal weil »creened aud pu» a
cellar».
B. TOWNSEND,
Office aid Tatd, Foot of Foükte h
aoffSl-iy*
F >ac «IHU.M r. n. TaatwiT
ANU NATIONAL Balk BILLS
t
Coiiviatlug ol nine exact imitations
United istaiea Tn usury Note-ami nms of
Natleoal Bank Billa, 18 lo all, ol varlou
deuomioatloua. Aa a rare and I. .tao
tmeoo. means of detection oounterfei
money they are invaluable. Frio# *2 :
package.
ol
Eas
ol
ooin
under
for
paid
tbe
GO
L A. MATEW A CD.
New Yoik City.
P. O Box 1201.
inhSI-wam.
FOR SALE.
▲ SPLENDID KAUM in Hower.ei To.
Mary laud, oontaiuiug H >1%
of ll Uigbiy rupr«)T»jii,«iear Jarnjiug iaud,
ibe balauco in woodland; »aluible «d<i
« onvenionl framo bUildl: g», nearly nr*
aud i u g«K*i oidor. Tbia In a flue farm 101
growing heavy cro
tue toil la a rich
mo es, 260 Gert.'
tmor
>ps of grain or trull,
,, , «my loaui uoderleied
with yellow clay, no .aud; there is a flu.
young apple o'oliard It. full bearing; h
aorea ol brandy wtue raspberrle , m lui
be*trin(;aud t acres ol gooseberries, aud
» acres of slrawbenlea will be ectouta.
.non as the wetuber permits. This farm
•.* '.nfios from Klnseion bUtion. K. b
R. R. (which is a continuation ol tbt
Data*are r dlroed)aud rapid and dire«!
eommuuioatlon wnb Pbllade.pnia Nea
York and Boston, al.o 1 mile 'rum nte-m
o.«t Laocllng at Rei.obotn, on tbe Pc»>
moke river, and also oo . veinent u
ebU'ches, seb.a>is. fish aud oyswr. an'
game tbeyeai maud, aud is extraordinary
healthy .ituatlou; due salt -ir. no locum.
brsnee on tbe properly, a good, clear ti
t's will be given lor o .eb, or part cash
aud pari credit, or part lu wTimiagton
or Philadelphia property; poe.ee.lo , giv.
at any time, mod the .ti«k aud grow
Ing crop, on Mtid farm. It desired, would
be«oid wtihiheiaim Fur lur her pa.
ToWDaend' îie'lawar ' b * ,ul »»»' lb ari »1
SAMVEL TO WNgFND
To-wsjaeaajaa im. »ca wsw
userai
eo».'
We.
lo
en
LADIES'
Reveie
was
field,
son
Black,
also
in
to
ness,
city,
at
cussed
aud
George
ter
operate
the
the
utilise
TLK
i UaMl-R. Ile. Me. Mc. Me Mc. tic. I Church
. I rocent
.. — I
MJfltl. M*. Me. Me. We. T*s. /So. | ^ cit
The
price,
FINS
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
AT
Manufacturer's Prices.
»
SKIRTB. Me. Be. Me Ma Tie. T7 a
CHKMI'l. Ma Ma Me. Me. Be. «A
DHAWHFR.Me Me. M*. We. ate. »A
«'OWNS.a«. Me. TU. 7 Sa Ma Me.
MISSES'
FIN B MUSLIN
Underwear.
SKIRTS.Me Ma »Ta «lo. «»e. 49s.
DRAWIUBB . Ma Me. BM. **« Ata SM
LADIES' WRAPPERS
It
ers
Frank
Sa Me. TtA tl.M, »l.MjaiJ».
among
the
debt
ular
re
ing
from
I ware
tion.
and
ii laaiiM
ALL BILKJUBOS BBAIS AND BATIN
RIBBONS.
ing
New
H.
since
ori
ly
was
tug
city
has
cau
I
M. L. Lichtenßtein»
iae Marir ot S»t.
WILMINGTON I1SÎT ..
Q.WORRELL
Ingrain
Carpets
We eall eepaelei ettaetloo to Iw* liar.
*r Csrneùiig w* bav* as halt«
".'•Filled bergaia.."
tbe
by
«s
T\TO • o tf a T T wr-w-tT i
LaN U.f. gj* 'Ai-iL W LIULf I
as
;
6RANVILLE WORRELL.
Ulirtll F IkLk If Vllllkbki I ,
10.
1 Ootton and Wool
At m • • FBR TAB».
At 7» «ta PBB YAIII.
7
come an» ibi them.
h
PARKE DAVIS & GO'S, I
*9* etui m» Market H.,
of
*2 :
ol
■Aianc
mlyl-Ur.
JUBT BIUEIVMD
A large and complete steek of
To.
iaud,
«d<i
nr*
101
Gert.'
Mow aiA Rofo
trull,
flu.
h
lui
aud
farm
b
tbt
dire«!
Nea
Pc»>
u
an'
locum.
ti
cash
giv.
grow
would
pa.
»1
Fharmactiutioai
reparations
and widsiy-kNawn
SPEOLàJJTI H3S.
Reid Wholesale and Retail by
Z. IAS. BELT
APOTM ECART.
SIXTH AND MARKET BTB.
urday
miles
They
it is
fore.
Preis TMteidsp't Ule MUra
10WN
M
Cor
of
April
live
James e. black's death.
James Edgar Black, wbe died at the
Reveie Housv, in Bostou, on Saturday,
was 41 years old, sod a native of Fair
field, Kent county, Mil. He was the only
son of the Ists Msj. John C ml a vus
Black, or Smyrna, Del. Hqj. Black was
also born at Fairfield, and was married
in 1833 to Miss Alphonse Cummins, of
Smyrna, a relative of tbe late Bishop
Cummins, of tbe Kefoimed Episcopal
Church. During tbe administrai ion of
1'reaideut Lincoln Mr. James E. Black
in the Treasuiy Department at
Washington. Some years «go l.e went
to Maine and engaged in the Ice busi
ness, amassing a considerable lortPBr;
subsequently lie removed to Is* Yoik
city, and conducted the same bueiueaa
at various points on tbe Uudsou river.
THE SHIP CANAL.
The Baltimore Board of Trade dis
cussed the ship caual bill, yesterday,
aud uuder a suspension ol the rules
appointed Messrs. S. P. Thompson,
George B. Flick, Samuel Endes, Jr.,
Geimau IJ. Hunt and Seorge U. Por
ter weis appointed a oommi tee to co
operate with the Marchante aud Man
ufacturers' Association in pressing
the impurtauce of the matter before
the Delaware Legislatuie. The com.
utilise went to Dover.
TLK NEW UKFOKMEU CHURCH.
The faeliou of me Unformed Epiecopsl
Church thet supported the pastor in theii
rocent chuich tioukles, have dscidud to
purchase from Mr. U -nrj Evans the old
^ cit (Jliurcli properly, at Eighth aud
Moaioe streets, and bold services there.
The sale will be elf cted te-morow
price, $4,00U.
»
will
ing
ns
took
such
which
jus
was
to
last
to
to
in
the
REPORTED STRIKE.
It is reported that about 100 weav
ers employed at Riddle's mill, struck,
yesterday, on account of personal dif
ficulties wiib one of the I'oram ' ,
Frank Fowler. They declare their
inteution of not laiurning until the
obuozious foreman ia discharged.
SPECIAL FROM NEWCASTLE..
The MU.0U0 pro bit iu 1 « freely diHeusaed
among the ciuaen« of thia place aud i>
denounced by all who know auylhibg ot
the mailer. We «peak thu* beoauae tbe
debt was proponed without calling a reg
ular meeting of ihbotl z- u« of ibis cily
re decide upon the plauaibi itj of it« go
ing in debt. New Ca«lie baa kepi free
from any floating debt tbu» far, and ha*
(steadily liunrovedi ever «mue tbe I>ela
I ware Iron Work» have been in opera
tion. Let b«r keep on tn a like manner
and pay a« «be goe« 1« tbe cry ot all.
that
ly
a
to
The little sou of John McBiide, li*
ing near Tally's Woods, who was as
cidentally shot a few days age, is in a
preosriout condition.
Rome emigrants, lately arrived in
New York, are being employed by tbe
H. & H. Company, principally ae
cabinet makers.
Mr. Robert Cliflon, of Felton, who
since the fall from hie horse lsst Wed
nesday has been uucousc ous and iu a
ori icai condition, was somewhat im
proved yesterday.
Alrxauder McDonald, living near
Riverview cemetery, who was recent
ly injured by a daikey named Tobias,
was oui riding yesterday, aud is feel
tug muoh better. Tobias bas left the
State, aud is somewhere up iu I'enn
sylvan a.
The contract for building in this
city a large steamer lo ruu between
Baltimore aud Tolcbester Beach
has been cancelled because the boat
cau not now be built in time for the
I next seasou.
GEN. MAHON K'S COURSE.
WHAT I* THOUGHT OF IT BT CON
•RRSSMAN »OROBNSKM, OF T1U
aiMiA.
Congressman Joaaph Jorgensen, e
republican member ot Cotigreaa from
tbe Pelerebutg (Va.) district, who is
uow ou a visit to New York, is quoted
by the Tribune as expressing himself
«s follows iu legard to tbe political
situs'ion in Virginia :
"Tbe »adjusters wifi not be able V*
carry the Sia e or the next Legislature
without tbe united aud enthusiastic
i support of tbe republican party in
I Virginia, for tbe tesson that Gen. Ma
Itone, by bis Bourse in the Senat«, baa
alienated thousands of democratic re
.tdjuster*. He probably in tbe next
Slate election will be able to coutrol
19,000 ot 20,000 of that vote, which
with tbe united support of tbe repub
licans, would givo biin the State and
tbe Legislature that elec's tbe auaces
sor to Senator Juhnstou.
While the republicans sympathize
with Mahons, witn hie libeial sentiments
as expressed iu the benste, yet their psst
-xperieueeo! him and tbe frequency with
which lie can change front leads them lo
distrust b m unless they have trustworthy
assurances Iruiu him lhat he will not set
; so as io d.slulegrate their organisation,
I , UOLe j Gilbert S. Walker was tiomiuat
Is
or
ad by the holiei. from ibe republican
couveulioD."
General Foreign Neu/».
London, April 9, 1881.
The statement of tbe Imperial Bauk
of Germany shows a decrease iu epecie
of 12,719,900 marks.
Messrs. Labouehere and Bradlaugh
addieased a crowded meeting of elec
tors at Northampton on 8Ai urday.
A despatch to the News from 8t.
Petersburg says that General bkohe
leff ia expected to arrive there Iu May.
I
oapeiaed off Chiswick. Fix of their
oooupauta ware drow ned.
General Ferrero hat bean appointed
Italian Miniator of War vie* General
Mi Ion, who resigned that office a abort
ume ago aud died th* day after hia
resignation.
Despatches from Andorra state that
tbe blockade of that larritory is oom
plate. The lahabitanto, although
maintaining order, insist on their pre
fioua elaims.
The proprietor, ot the Tri- Weekly Star,
>f New La.tie would like «erne lof.r
ination of the mao wbo represenu him
elf as oauvassibg tbe oily in behalf «I
ous paper. Any one knowing the
whereabout* of this Individual will do
ra a fav.r by let Hug us know tmiuedi
Rely. Add leu
Ubbmann & Co.
Marriages nave increased « . er
■no« young men have learned of in
woiblug effect of Bluse* Tar, Wild Cheirï
iud Uoarbouud upou babies Vanum^
if you keep . boiiffo.han" tor ȣ*JL"r
rMtSiÄ" "'toffl-B "ffin^to
BTB.
ever
ii.
U
lrou
wou
voua
ln
... ... , dr
Ibiee wagons and the requisite
unber of gyps -y men, women and ware
cbildteu passed through here on Hat* "
urday and encamped williin a lew
miles of town, near Couch's Bridge.
They left eaily on Sunday morning
taking with them a lot of meat which
it is said they had stolen the night be
fore.
NEWARK LETTER.
10WN ELECTION—GTP8I K$ —IMFRO VK
M ENT—FUN Mi A L OF Mttt. DEAN—
BAER BALL, ETC.
Cor r«w pondent*« of CaxatU*.
Newark, April 5, 1881.
Au election will be held at the office
of Esquire MnKeowan ou Tuesday,
April 12th, for tbe purpose of eleci' g
live p*rsons to serve as town commis
sioners for ihe eusuiug year.
Messrs. J. F. Williamson <Sc Bon
will in a short tune begin tbe eulare
ing of their uow ezfusivu store; when
finished it will he nearly as large again
ns ii is now.
The funeral of Mrs Margaret Dean
took place yesterday aud was probably
attended by more people than on any
such uuoaamu that ever look plaoe iu
Newaik before. Thu Grangers, of
which deceased was a member, «oie
present iu a body. Mr. Robert Check-,
jus of the fraternity, spoke over the
remains at the giavv, Rev. J. II.
France officiating st the house. She
was iuterred IU the M. E. cemetery.
Mr. Egbert Handy contemplates
changing the name of the Ledger but
to wh.it we are uuahle to state.
The bate ball club that was funned
last week played a picked uiue on Bat
urday, detesting them by a score of 48
to 18. All challenges should be seul
to Mr. Richard Wilson.
A
1)18
nom
i»>»,
faith
n»s
new
A.
on
Mr. Thomas Brown, a former clerk
in Williamson'e store was iu town yes
terday, visiting his friends who, by
the way are quite numeroUA
Anon.
Washington.
lü>7
ed
or
REORGANIZATION OF THE
CABINET ANTICIPATED.
TIIR SENATE DEADLOCK.
Washington, April 4,1881.
Tbe general belief this evening is
that both eitles in the Neuale are
more than over determined to re
utuin obstinate. The republican
caucus held ibis morning was uol
fully alteuded, several Senators be
ing" out of town. Neverul of those
present desired to proceed to ezeeu
live business, but ihe luruely pre
vailing sentiment was in lavor of
"fighliug it out." This détermina
lion arises out of the belief that the
result of tbe present struggle is like
ly to have an important effect on
Southern politics.
Thero is a crowing belief here
that there will be a pretty thorough
reorganization of the Cabiuet be
fore the administration gets under
lair headway. The plau of barmou
iaing the parly by giving everybody
a piece of cake, because, as the
grumblers say, the plums iu the
cake nre not equally distributed.—
But it is pretty certain that there
will be further attempts ai negotia
tiou looking to a peaceable settle
meut betöre an opeu declaration of
war is made. It is reported this
euening, ou what seems good author
ity, that a prominent Senator has
gone to New York charged with the
m.ssion of iuduciug Mr. Koberisou
to withdraw his uume or to ask the
President to do so.
a
pi
W
tf
e
lo
DEMOCUAT1C VICTORY.
Cincinnati, April 4.— I'he election
to-dsy wjb so ezci'uiK oue, mainly I'ruui
tlie la :t lhat the Gazelle (Kepuhllcan)
repudiated the numiuatioti of Charles
Jacob, Jr., by the Republicans, and
tavored the election ol the Democratic
nominee. William Means, t'lie vole is
unequal, being fu 1 iu some wards and
light iu others. Bo rnu.li scratching
was done that the results cannot he had
until late. The general impression from
the returns received up to 11.30 o'clock
Is that Means Is elected.
1 A. M—The election of William
Means, tbe Demucratic nominee tor
Mayor, Is uow conceeded, with s proba
ble mqjoiity of 1,900. It Is though' two
or three others on the Democratic ticket
are elected.
»
«
2,000 CHINAMEN MA88ACRED.
Panama, March 26.—A war of races
has bioken out in <be Valley of Cauetc
wbere more than two thousand Ch ini
men have been barbarously murdered
by tbe negroes and Cliolas. On O' e
plan'altou six buudred iuoffeuaive men
were murdered in cold blood. All Ihe
cane fields sugar-houses, maebiuery,
etc., have been burned aud destroyed
and property to tbe value of millions
bss been lost.
S,000 KILLED Ott INJURED
8t.
hia
that
pre
AN AWFUL SACRIFOE BT XABTliQUAKX
t oNsTANTiNurt.it, April 4 —A Stroug
SDock of earthquske »I Ohio, In Ibi
islsud or tbst usine, yesterday destroy
ed many boos«, und seriously injured
nearly all which weie Ielt slsndibg.—
Later detail s*y tbel many of Ibe inbani
laots were billed end tint the remaiuder
are encamped lb ihe tleld.,
the
. .. Many ol
Icbboring villages were de-troyed
During Ihe panic which ensued n,.
Eastern Telegraph Company's office wa
ptll.iged. Shocks were also felt in tin
island of 8vra and at Smyrna, 6
damage is reported The efleo's
also fait at Hsesine, end tbe number
who were killed aud iujured is estima',
ed al 3.000. The shock was aim f«|i
at Ueresto, Kubola and at Timoa
Byra one house fell.
but in
were
of
Al
Tbe Standard in iu flurncial eolumn
•Ule. tba. £40,000 lo gold, prlooipall"
from pnveie sources In Holland H and
Russian, were obramed ye.lerday loi
ebipmeolto rbe United Sietes 7
M. Tirant, French M
Di»f«r of Coin
rneree, yesienlay dreseuteil to the Benate
th b1 "' " amended bj
hllâ <J h" ,llb * r ofL, »P"tl4w. After urg-ncj
r.V.e, 6 '',".* '" r '»'* bill.il was
referred to the Tsrilt Committee.
Star,
«I
the
do
MUUCtL DkPAarMKNT,
bvxTk UNivaaeiTY of Iowa.
... ___ Iowa litt, Ia.
.t- 1 ® u< °rce it a. tbe beat prepara
«'ibe kind I have eve used. No
pby.p ta i o tn afford te do without it'
u', y, ,f ro . e *' or A O. COW PERTH WAIT*,
w ,„,L. 4' (Frofewor of DiMatea oi
JJÎÏÏÎ *"• *' •)- of tbe Liebig Uo.'a Arnl
cated titrant of Witch Ri.sel. Cur..
Female Weakness aud Periodical Sutler
tog, lajucorrho e. Exhausting losaea
Oijumerfeiu.*" r *****' B " w,lr '
b«id in fifty sente aad dollar .i.m.
aprl-M.
in
-
LIEß IQ CO. OOOA BEEF Tom*
'Given moi» ton« then envihi MIe '
ever used or prescribed o*?*!: hl, i» I h. n
ii. GUULLOS, M. D kS! i'ruf«,^
U rat'd Duke or Stticoû» i i? 1 lo >2
lrou Cromi, etc. y ' Ktil K»U or gî
"The elT. cl of Ihe Coca hce.
marvellous, am! If jS? c b Ä r * "W» tU,
"•toil by »oientlHl». fundomllL 1
wou Ul be altoge b«r bevin Ver *cll»
u la Invaluable In head
weakened memory, üI»e|hm. III Î 611Io i»,
nation of hloo i to the head ÎÎJ k ï?, l f rn " :
voua headache. Alao hhihi. V'"* "T
ln palpitation or ihe hem
forma of bean dlaeaie" in t n< °Ui«r
dr ipaleal affolions, pa'aiyaR hÏ 0 '* 1 ' 1 *,
momhly sufferingand blfitmshL 1 *** 1 ?
ware of wortnieas Imitation«. e * 1 ' ® e '
" ,r *
lAlUlslAN.v STATIC
lottbht.
c>;
'll
A STLC.VIIIII OPPORTl'KITV
WIN A KOKT UNE. FOURTH mum,
1)18 T Kl BU l ION. clam* ", AT NEW
OKI.KANm, tu KHDAY, APRIL 1 * uS
-131st Monthly Drawing. 11 * 1
to
LOUISIANA STATE LGTTERY CO
This Institution was regularly i n .
nom led ny llie Loalslsture of the mats £
Kd.icattoual anil Charitable ourui»,- u
i»>», lor the term »I t.Ä
Years, to which contract the lnviolei;!
faith u! the State la pledged, which JÄ!
n»s been reueweo by an uverwlieiina!
popular vote, securing iu franchise K
new constitution adopted December ti
A. 1).. 187», wltli a capital of »l.oum«, u
whleü it has »luceadded a reserre luudS
over4.tHI.UUb. ItaUnsmlBlugle
lilslrll.nl...» will take place inuiS!
on Un* second Tueaday. 9
It never reale! or poifponp«. Look ,, ,,,
lollowiug Distribution i
CAPITAL PRIZE: »30,UW,
dW.OUu TICKETS AT TWo DOLLAB»
KALK TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
lut or i-hi/kk.
1 Capital 1'rloe...
1 Capital Prise..
1 C..pilai Frise.«
î i* I SCH ol tljM)
6 Prise« of l.ouu
Prize» ol
iUO Prize« of
Aßo Prizes ol
6U0 Prize« of
luOu Prise« of
.. g
lONt
IM
tow
im
lbOW
tuu.
.10,(U
.10*
. 10 »
w
au .
tu .
AI'VaOZIMATlON FKIZKS.
9 appros Iinalluu prizes of »Uuu.| it*
» " •' aw. im
» *• tw. M
M
lü>7 Prise«, amounting to. iuo,**
KeM|xm«ibie 001 r««iH>iuluigugeiiUi wsnt*
ed at «11 poluia, lo whom »lOerai ooiup$»>
MUlioa wilt he paid.
For lurlher laformatlon. write clearly,
giving lull uddrOH». rteml order« by ex
pre«H, or Kegimered Letter or Moaey
Order by malt, addr«««ed only to
M. A» DAUPHIN,
New Orleana, La.,
or M. A. DAUPHIN at ^
No. JilW Broadway, New York.
All our UruudExiraordlofcry Dr»wln|i
are under the supervision und rnuuag«*
ment of Ueuerai« U. T. Ueuuregurd uud
Jubnl Enrlv.
iUHrO-*'t»w6w»%w
=31sti
Fopnlar Mouthiy Drawing of!®«
Commonwealth Distnsuiioa Co.
AT MAOAULBir'0 THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville, on
SATURDAY, April 30th, 1881
1 brat: drawings occur monthly (Sun
day. excepied), uuder prov.aioi» « f «
Ad of Ihe General Assembly ot Km
Lucky, incorporating tile NewporiyrloL
lug ..id NeH'.psa'cr l o., approved April!,
EE" This 1» a special not, and hai nmr
Liuuu repealed.
The Ii uUcd H ta tea Circuit Coart 01
Mardi HI,rendered the followingdeciMonc
1 »I. Thai the OommunmaUS DùtribtMo»
Company u Ityal.
2d. lis Orauntkyt are fair.
N. B.—Thu Company ha« now on baad
a large reserve fund. Head th® U»t oC
pi ize» for the
APiHL DRAWING
t-v , 1*0
/Vi«..
Prikt .
fVu« ..
IU Prttmt II, UUU each
J u Trike .» 50 U each
luU {" rite » I OU each
3ÛU J*r%M
«OU I*riM
lUUu Pme » .. . .
W Jft'ite» IzWi euch.Ai/pro&maiion yritm *,«■
Oprues JJU each, ** **42
tf prues IUU Kur.h, * *
10,d(«
G.000
I« I*
. M
kOjOW
5U each
30 each
10 each
ISJM
10. M
1,960 Ill»,*®
W hole Tick eta »X Hall flok.U, *L
» Tickets, (60. 66 Ticket., IK»
Remit money or bank draft in lei tar, or
« ud by express. DON'T HKMD8I
REUmt'KIUSD LETTER OK fügt
OFHCK ORDER- orders of »6 s"a "F
ward, by express, oau be sent al our si
pense, *Addi ess alt urde-v pjR.il. UoASS
uan. Courier-Journal dulidiug, Low
ville, Ky., or T. J. COMMKRKURh, «
llio.dwuv, N-*w York. '»» L .
DP. Ü^LTJDOOJCl'S
VITALISED
KIDNEY PANACEA.
Tke extraordlnaiy .fTSelef tkls
prepared by Dr. Itsydort, upon I».
Kulueysauu Urinary Organs Is "hbusl*
parsliai tu me nistory ot BalWM,
• is raaulSs lar nayuad any of ta. Ki*"»
1 . 111 * 11 *. Ol ilia day. Itallnauiates oi»w|
tion, adds loua to tka system, Lrvl.ur»«*
tu« D.ouitatad, and 1« tuiailtbl.for is
nur. ui Dianetaa lu lia wont form.
Ou* trial of a t.aapooufui in a
(las. ef water will oouvtno. lb*
.aeptloal witutu IrotR tan to twenty »
DISORDER Or TUB K1DNÏÏ»
in alt dia.aaa. affactlna tbm. ,r 9*'|:
taonauau or
e
wkamar tuay aacrata
via w.tar, or whetner m*7 »* »■
wuh imut or gravai or wllb a.u»
palus sa ilad tn tn. loins uvar tbs rR>
ol tna atduapa
iiAiooi k • kioasT FAJAts*
Will git# almost 1 m madia la rah**' **".
an olu.r mean, bava failed. Th.»
pow.riul .ii.tiug madt.lu. lor in* •
ol l.mal. oompiaiuiA. Fifty
parieoc luooii*atahiy pro», tbl. rv"
unrivallM lor th.dt.oroer. uiv.dtsw
Us. I.uial. «ax. ho lamily
wiliiout it, mo a it may b. tak.u h» y
and oid *a It will rttur.ua aitn » »
nary oluar mean. prov. uu.uow»
to ma «tomaen we trace dyit"v*'
neadacb. ami gauarai dabiilty, J
llv.i ona, Jaundi a and yellow »
tbe bewail, diarrmae, dyt.utary. *
piles and uatuia; 6» JSK
•.ou.uinpiiou, etc. ; to in# blood.«*/ —
scurvy aud au cutAueou. «"f 4®'fJ'„ari
asepnig uiaau urgaua aud »* ,.?, iu«»b
auu keaiiby we may aal.ly 4M»
•eki I d .ease, aud no m*Ji*' '
piaparedtor uas purpoaa »uül"
ACkioa of
ol
pstiou,
of
H aXDOOÄ *s .
KIDNEY PANACEA
HEAR WHAi ii4 »AID.
• It lias made me a new m»o. tt0 a
"Dr. ttaydook's Pauaoe* b** 1
my weigUL ftfteeu pounds. .
"My wife would not be wltboat
any meoey." . __ _
-uui utue boy la muoh better
dollar for anetber bottle. , ,,
• i nud it ae easy to "»i ** f?,Vnle ttd
•We beve ao.S tntrweu ooiti" „
week, and eUali waat two dose
aider."
•■My morning agony U B° u
jut r'auaoea." „
■J And It a sptondld wll»
Any Invalid or sailer*' **'1,11. "•
any Kidney dlaorder wko wid " " rmvwm
«a to lUetr oomplaint, wui ue m g*t
auinaitoly aud Eiuaiy. form» 0 . 1
earnest dial re 1» to ve. fig* J* if
Diabetes, and *tv* tenet , rlw »•
you are too poor te purchase
my way, aud your eaee will
diate attouuoo.
lliw
taank.li
oi
CAÜTlüK.
Geserve that toe , '« n l*i'L'ïf
UtojratFoa l® aoro*»
•OW1«. .
l'iu«—ouo 4aUar tm *af(®»
aad
I
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