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ECOND EDITION
NTER-3TATE AL1IANËË
More Trouble Threatened in
France.
JOLLIFICATION AT DOVER
THE TRI-STATK ALLIANCE».
Details of tha Meeting In Reftillng Yeitcr
«1 ay--Manager Justice Full« to Get in.
The Reading Herald of this morning Bays:
The ureflmioary arrange»»»*^** for uniting
' I ho bone ball clubs of Reading, Wilmington,
VI., PotUvUle, Treuton, N. J», Harrisburg,
kVcefc Philadelphia and Burlington, N. J.,
nto a Tri-State Alliance fur the season of
,IS8S, were made yestenlay afternoon, when
i meeting of representatives was held. The
netting was held in one ol tho parlors of
ho Keystone House with the following rep
roentatives iu attendance : Thomas li.
h irMere of the Anthracite club of l'otts
ri'.Se; A. F. Richter of the Albert Merritt
lut», Camden, N. J.; Charles C. Waltt of
I ho Quickstep club, Wilmington, Del., and
Ell W. Fox of the Active club, this city.
l>r. Cook, president of the Harrisbarg
Hub, sent a telegram which «stated that it
would be impossible for a representative to
l>c present from that city. E. O. Immel of
this city was admitted as a delegate to
represent the Harrisburg club. The meet
ing vu organized by the election of Mr.
chairman and Mr. Richter as secre
tary. Those preteat besides the gentlemen
above uamed were Samuel J. Field of this
city, John T. West of Wilmington, Del.,
Jotoph Matlock of Camden, N. J., and re
nter» of the city press.
Mr. Immel was in favor of limiting the
number of clubs in the association to eight,
urn! that not more than one club from each
city named be admitted. This resulted iu
the appointment of Messrs Fielders, Richter
a committee to decided upon
The committee retired for
k
I"
und Immel
membership,
del'ilx:ration. They decided to postpone ac
tion Iu the matter until the next meeting,
which is to be held at the Bingham House,
Philadelphia, on Saturday, 25th Inst.
Jecretary Richter was directed to eorre
epbud with the proper officers of flic Ameri
can Association regarding the adoption of
rules. The secretary stated that lie was
authorized to state that the Burlington and
Trenton clubs were detdrous of being ad
mitted into tho association. On motion it
was agreed that the name of the alliance
should be "luter Stute Base Ball Associa
tion." The représentât Ives subsequently
»{wit au hour or two at Keller's park.
The representatives, after spending
so In rolling ton-pins, returned tu
tu* Keystone House and held another meet
decided to admit thf
hour
iiig, at which it
Quickstep club, uf Wiimingtuu, Del., there
being two applications from that city. There
were a number of applications from Phila
delphia, and the club that will succeed in
leasing Jumbo park, which is enclosed in
that city, will be admitted. The gentlemen
present at the conference arc confident Hint
their Inter-State Alliance will be an attrac
tive card iu next season's sporting aunais.
A Blti tlOLLIFIXATION.
liwlawar« Dsmocraäi to Have a High Old
Picnic In Dover Next Wednesday Mglit.
The following dispatch lias been received
ui the Gazette office :
Dover, Dei... Nav. HI.—The Democracy
•f Delaware will have a grand jollification
on Wednesday evening next at Dover, iu
commemoration of Tuesday's great victory.
The Democracy of the whale State arc in
in ted. Signed,
J. F. SAtTsnritr,
tTiairmuu Committee uf Arrangement».
POOR FUAKtE.
•c Trouble Tlircuu*»aa--Tlie Policy of
Mi
•c
tlie Oovcrumcut Ayiiiuutled.
The Henubliean journal»
puiilisheti this morning applaud M. Duclsrc*»
speech of yesterday, ou.thri.ig tho policy of
govern ruent, while tike Radical pre
d '».ipproye it.
Lyons, Nov. 10.—TLo Socialists continue
to display activity azid a L*?sh ontbreuk is
Intmincut.
Pari»*, Nov.
11
No Old bouilulftB Mouoy.
f Mil ford r:
tele.]
At the Republican nueting held in Milford
i<i*L Saturday night Judge Lislur disci aimed
1 ii a most manly way any authorship for
the false rumor that had been circulated
about the Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany having supplied funds for electioneer
ing purposes in Delaware. So far as he was
able, he wished to recall any force that the
minor had obtained through his repetition
«•f it, and was glad to learn of their earnest
labors in behalf of the material prosperity
of this peninsula,
credit to the head
against wh
will always be told to bis credit that be has
« heart large
a.! mankind.
This diselainacr did
d heart, of the Judge,
rhateverelse may lie raid, it
lough to
ympathizc with
Struck With a Brick.
The saloon at Third and Lombard,»treats
was entered labt night by three roagAs, who
were bent on raising a' disturbance. Tlie
bartender attempted to reject them when
limy assaulted him with bricks, knocking
out several teeth and severely cutting Ids
ll;»s. One ot the offenders wa» arrested aud
will have a hearing.
VonipiAii'.t» Against Clerk iltekoy.
King street storekeeper», &e., are becom
ing much dissatisfied with Clerk of the
Market Hickey, tlie claim being timt he ir
t «mi strict and officious. It is'reported to
day that a petition is out for his removal,
but the truth of this could not be ascer
Want» to CJt
p Ruck.
.o, N
. 15.—Mayor Hairison is to
•ein state MefJarriglc as
McGarrigle
Cmc
he petitiom
chief of police.
• iMPr to run as candidate fur Sheriff and
V*U8 defeated.
to
resigned in
I.iidie»' and MIhaps'
ach : cheapest yet.
Market
£1
fisamers
os by *v Hill,
u:>. ««) and
('2t.
Slight !iro To-day.
Tlie alarm of fire a few
oVlocR this morning was cause
iiurniugol a small frame »lied i
street. The logs will be »light.
Crosby A: Ii ill's
is the place to buy fringe», butto
kiudb of tri
h*we»t cash prices; N
Htreet.
imites before T
by the
Windsor
and all
tmentand
Ea Market
gs :
10 and
cm unis
Cha». II. Vfl r y, I'hiltt. Mcwienger,603 JYIarkot.
<utterlcy &. (7o..Photographer»,802 Markot st
When hi need of u new .duvo call nt S- Iim n'»
Heater, Range and Stove House, 2W i
Siiipley street, ami »»k to.-« •„* the JHngic R
r.ppeeifll attention i» culled to the fling
Range, and the Royal R
• >«»k Stove«, for mie at Sclmon'sHeater,Range
Diet Stove House, 209 to 213 Shipley
liinddition to tlie Heati
hu»inuH»wc would call e»j
;• tuple facllittes toexecuh
Tin, Sheet Iron. Rra»». <
Sehoon, *209 und 213 Shipley street.
If your .stove needs repairing let us know and
we wiil attend to it promptly, Schocn, *21)*.)
*213 Shipley streot.
Heforc purchasing don't fail to cull
too "Magic and Royal" Range», at Schocn'»
21
d the Jvxcelsior
•»i.
Range and Stove
ial attention t
nier» promptly for
'upper and Zinc work.
!
!
i iu "«uagio and Koyftl" Range», at Schoon'u
Heater, Range und Stovu House, 2ou to 213
Siiipley »treet.
Does your stove need repairing? Do y
u new ouo? I)o you wfrli to exchana
rang«?
atcr, Ra
ploystr
trouble
nood
wish to exchange your
call nt ScIioou'h
ge and Stove Houso, 209 aud 213
st. and ho will give you u bugain.
• 1 rouble to fihow good«.
v:hocn> Heater, Rnnze and Siovu Houkc. 209
213 Shipley
Exch
1 rompt attention.
Hrlckfi, ^ratofl and repairs constant I v
at .-L'hoon h Heater. Rung« and Stovt
^9 to 213 Shipley *
K
•I.
.
et. is connecte«! with the Tole
111 receive
!»•»*
, and all order.*»
hand
c* House.
cet.
THIS HAILmim
TRAIJfB t£AV£ WtUmPfOTOff FOR
Phil a.-" s.w*— M* — 6.80-6.66 t.ouj—7.60
—8.10 t —8.l6—0.toJ—9.301—9.68 j—60.30—11.68
m;—12.00 f ID —12.1^-12.»8-1.63-a.80|~4.(
1.17*—7.aO~7AO*—
09—
Nur Your *- *.00«*-J.**-4.*tt-T.60-9.60
il.B a. IB- l*.3*-l.»~ia7*-4.M*-7.ai p.in.
Haltimoh
10.00 ft. in.—ia.30—1.00—l.OS*—6.00—6.00—8.67—
1.06»— 1.4Ï»— 4.S1*— ».06» — ».17
11.M» p. ui.
WA6niaoTO*-1.12*—«.5t*—6.06-9.17 «. m;
—V 00— 1.0»— S.57—11 .04» p. m.
HstTIKIiaB AMD 1NTUBUKD1AT« BTATlOXS—
1.06*—9.17 lll.oo a. m;—1.00— «.00 p. m.
» Trains running both dally and Sunday.
t Trains running silly on Sunday.
I Concoct at Gray's Perry for old daggt,
Hroad anil Washington avenus.
Delawcbb Raileoad— «. 00»— 9.10 a. m;—1.05
—S.00»—0.26f p. m. No -Sunday trains.
* Tor New Castle only
t l or Harrington anil intermediate stations.
WiucutoTon H. North gas railroad— 7.47 a.
ms—1.06—6.00—0.30 p. in. On Sunday for
Reading and St. Potor—8.10 a. m.
XiBLAWARU WaeTBRa liAILHOAD—7.06—10.80
a. in;—6.00 p.
. banduy trains lO.öüa. m—4.00
TltAl NS AKK IV E AT W iGiill N GTON FROM
Pfjladsilphia— 12.60—1.00—1.32*—-4.47*■—7.46
8.02*—0.13— ».06— lO.lOf—11.36—12.36 ». m;— 15L60
—1.07 —^2.20 f —2.60— 4.36— 4.fj6— 6.40—6.63^.2C
—0.48—7.36f—7.66—0.60—10.28—10.68 p. m'.
Nkw Y Ott» —1.32*—4.47*—8.02t—W.lll ». B»?—
12.60— 1.07-4*66-6.4«*— 10.68 p. U3.
Haltimohb— 1.61 *—2.13*—9.31—9.64—11.43 ».
mi—lJi.JO—1.50—6.11*— Ö.30*— 7.21—9.46* P. m.
W AOillROTOSr—1 -61 *—2.13—11.43 ». m;— 12.30
—1.60—6 11*—fl.80*—7.24—9.48* p. m.
* Doth d.aily and Sunday.
L Ou Sunday only.
BLAWARS RAU.UOAD— 8.50—10.16*4.m;—12.01
—6.0ft*—fl.06 p. m. ?.'o Sunday trains.
* I'rom New üastle only.
Wilmivotow Ik Ncrtubrn tuilroad— 9.26—
8.40—11.35 u. m;—6.40 p. in. On Sunday from
Reading and Nt Peter at 7 10 p. iu.
Delaware Wu^tkrm Railroad— 3.00». m;—
2.16 p. m. Sunday trains 0.10 a. m.;—6.40 p. u
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHlLADXLrUI A NlW IiROAD STKXKT DiCrOT—
12.30*—3.65*—0.30—7.20*—8.00— «.21— 8.36f-10.16
—11.20—11.60 ». in;—12.23—1.321—1.32— 3.1«—
4.02— 4.25— 6.06— 5.20— 6.66— 6.051 — 6.36 —8.30*
-9.39—10.00—11.S2* D. m.
Hroad and Waskimoto* avbxub— 6.30—8.00
—10.16 a. in;—1.30—3.10—4.30—5.16 p. m.
Nbw Oabtlu— 8.33—10.00-11.46 ». m.—4.4t
6.4W p. in.
* Daily and Sunday.
f On Suna»y only^_
M fUe blacli tismoa denote the Limited
I Rxprecft triiiiu.
OCR MAILS
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
F fleet July 1st, 1882.
The Post » »iäee in this city will to open dally,
except Sunday, troin 6.L0 a. in. to 9 p. in.
Private boxes fire accerolble until 11 p. ro. On
Sundays open from 8.SJ to 9 3U a. m. Private
boxes uccessiblo from ö to 8 p. in. 1 he whole
«ale sta?Dp window will elooe at 6.80 p. m. Tho
money order tflficc will close at 6.00 p. in.
MAILS CLOSR AS FOLLOWS :
NORTH.
Wilmington U Northern Railroad to HcAdlmt
Pa., and i>oiuts on the Hnltimore Central south
of ChaddV Ford, 7.40a. iu.
Philadelphiaclosod pouch, «.SO a. m.
Philadelphia end way
New York, Pcnnsylv
il, 9.00 n. in.
iu und pulnts esc t und
Delaware Western Railroad to L*andenberg,
10.00 u. in.
Philadelphia, Now Yi.rk city, Pennsylvania
an;l New Jorscy, 11.50 u. u».
Philndclplihi, N
and west, 1.30 p. m.
Philadelphia, Now York and all points
ui'd west, 4.40 p. ut.
Philadelphia
pouches, 9.36 p. m.
Pennsylvania west of lavurartcr, and all
points webl and southweet U.36 p. in.
All points north,
York and all points
ea.'t
and N
York cltiea, closed
, west and southwest.
11.00 p. m.
AH Louisiana {• rent west except NewOrloans
which is rout south on through mulls.
sctriH.
nltlmore and way mail, 7.40 a. m.
Washington and ail points south, 7.40 a. m.
All points on the Peninsula, 8.30 a. m.
Supplementary mail for tho Peninsula, 9.00
a. m.
Haltimoro, Washington and all pointe south,
12.30 p. in.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Llkton and
Havre do Ornes. 1
Points oil Haiti
«î » 'entrai, between Pur* de
Points oil Haiti
Posit, Northeast
«î » 'entrai, between Pur* de
d t 'liudd's Ford,12 30 p. m.
Hulttmore and Bay Line Ptoauiors, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula north of Harrington, including
Delaware City und St. G
Baltimore, cl«>3cd pouch, 6.60 p. in.
Baltimoro, Washington and all points.outii
11.00 p. in.
ritei», 6.6u p. in.
MAILS ARRIVB
HADT FOR DRLIVKRT.
Wilmington fi*. Northern Railroad,
6.o0 p. m.
From New York, Philadelphia, WuBldngton
and All e ther points, C«^p. n».
Fr<*m Philadelphia, New York and point?
north, east and weat, u.:j*j a. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia, 8.30 a. m.
F.roin Peninsula and all north of Harrington
«.15 a. m.
From Baltimore und way mail, 9.50 a. m.
From Hultiinorc, 12.20 p. m.
From Peninsula mail, 12.30 p. m.
î
]
m rhiladeljdila,
York and point«
; th
I'r.Jin Paltiic
rioUtli, 2.20 p. Ui.
Delaware Western Railroad, 2.20 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York ond points
north and casa, 5.40 p. m.
From Hnltimore. TYu: hingt«
south and southwest
Carrier« deiiveri»«
oral; 10.00 ft. in., partial; l.bO p.
p. ro., partial.
< ".i.ections from street box«» are made hy tlm
enrriers at 6.30 ;.nd lo.ooa. ni.,L30und 4.
An additional collection will Iju
es between Jcttcreon
ter and Thirteenth streets
will Lo
, ., , 0,1 letters for 0» triors'
delivery should be deposited in tho 1*
ten minute» before t!i<- hour ( { delivery.
W. Y. SVVKRiETr. Postmaster.
ore, Washington and points
Fr«
>n and points
: 6.30 a. m.. gen
ii)., general; 4.
4U n. n
folio
ir
p. in.
do ai 7.30
. iront all l
«I V.
lusiyc. Ont
do nt 6.00 p.
l
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ti
l
!:
a lull col lee ti
1
Odtcc
DEATHS.
M.ViiiTUi
U «-in, .m tho Silt liibt.. Dniih-l
i "m tVir 1 '" tr " l,y ir, '' 1,c ' 1
•MrSally. No.
moon, 12!h iu
NT « ('alliedrat
M
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K« laliv
d iri
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•tell.. his
dhir-li
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To p..
d
WILSON'S
UXDEHTA Kl NG ROOMS,
filrt ICING STREET.
Connected with '
ephone Exchange.
C.ill - -
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
. I
:nk
hx,«rrov..
1*1 y JLIt » S I'A Hljj-.S.
J*nOS. FAGAN & CO., /rv_^
LIVERY STABLE,
Nos. 204-206 Oran go St.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
T
i
. , îrMs attomlea with llcavsu ami Coaches.
Ali kllidu of teams to hire. v-uhciicb,
WEDDINGS FURNISHED
ï-tf-14
J2 T. STROCp,
Livery, Boarding
Stables,
NOS. 100, 111 & 113 WEST STREET,
ox, Drlawa
st
and Sale
Wi
W< h:
fitted
•'tables w|t,l, a
ud Cnrria/ ;e».
letfl
mp
-l-bi-14
k of li
Q.REAT rush
—FOB—
!
OYSTERS h
J. T GARDNER,
COK. SEVENTH AND SHIPLEY STS.
•Mc! more help to 1,1» t,. ,
umily n!l |«r.i,jixl thciVo K.lw iu «l
wagon will r, cliver estera tu
lu. oilv. Or.it-ral ,ftwith tue (Irtvor,
Ptl> mti'itUc] to. ooO-lmll
ll:
able t
noth*!
nil
vlll
A
card.
To all Who :
crctlf
of \ nu » a from-«lieerrors of indlB
msdv ■ ?" f l,A n,1E - Tl 'ta P' 1 »«
AmVrici.î' .ri;;-"»:
rkv. Jostti-H i,. i nma\' JiJ u'.VKÜ.Vyiïk
Ull >* Odt.-tts-ly-io
^ECEWEAR.
New York mrr*ltlcs In sprtnf and »nwmer
Neckwear for ineu. PRICE.'* &iwav»
Correct.
SHIRTS !
Onr One Dollar Shirt hue a reputation for ex
cellence unequalled In tills city.
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
A mil line ot everythin* bcloujtlng to the
•pee lee.
WM. B. COLE.
202 MARKET STREET
J.JEFFNER'S
Oyster Bay and Dining Saloon
— Basement of—
235 MARKET STREET.
. to 12 night.
Meals served from 7 a.
RE YOU GOING TO PAINT I
JAMES & BROTHER,
HARDWARE DEALERS,
204 Market St.,
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
i
P VARNISHES,
LEWIS LEAD,
; <
COLORS IN OIL, ' Z OIL FINISH,
'*.-2
I*!* nUUSHES,
PUTTY,
GRAININfl,
GLASS,
<
y COLORS,
OILS,
-
TURPENTINE, COLORS DRY,
FOR HALF. AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE.
204 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
■Exclusively— FURS.
v\V EBB
FURS.*
Of I.ftllU'H*
tins ope
Fl its, ulso, FUR iÏLOVEH anU FT It C AIH fur
Men
wortine
d Bovs
orl2»-l2t-IO
^EEDLE
GAS LAMP
-OK
50 Candle-Power
?
Jfts. P.tirns
wie **C*»ni
exceodliur the ILtht of 3 ordlnnry k>
headII{rht oil. price$3. u. <». I),
narativf View" of annual cost of 2S0 1'
terlor llghtinir, by 6 **Nc«l|i? tliu" Lainpsfi
jet» *21». i Kle '
tun of (iKAN'l) At
w.i alts t rested w
der. Tabic L
ln
20 coal jras
X«-e iiro-r.e.
Capitulisl a
of 400 C. 1*. to
?M4 Lä I.|B|It C
III.. Cdiniidcbcrs
i>h of *0 C. IM».
W. B. ROBINS
*
Patentee and Manuiacturcr,
162 Main Street, (2nd floor,)
and on Change Daily,
CINCINNATI
w»vli-306
E TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
THK ATTENTION OF
W
PIANO
—AND—
ORGAN
Buyers to onr NEW. LARGE and ELEGANT
Btock, Jiifit opeutd. Wnip r the lincst
ment of iRhtrainents to be found iu the city,
tempting prli-cs. Person* wishing
purchase will find It Rreatly to their lutere«
give 08 a call. Wt take pleasure In showing
•ntlon to ail.
■
i
whether they wish
buy or no
D. S. Johnston & Co.
?
46 and 48 West Fifth St.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE.
CINCINNATI
y ii
QPIUM
MORPHINE HABIT
CUBID IN 10 TO 20 DAYS.
THOUSANDS of reference» from persons
^ured. No psty till cured.
DR. J. STEPHENS
Lebanon, Ohio. Cincin
nati.
nivll-25
AHEUMIATLSrfl AND COOT CURED
Whc
An ORiaiil' ii hy a chain of
lu'iuiry »>ut m
real, or radical
ridence^
f'or, that ws
•luedy for Hiioumatic
nto w.tliln tho
it a (lea)
dir gt wo bring to
winch
Imv
Disorders,
of every euiic
chum th fat no
d we put lli
ii
•I
but tl.
I will
car, or closo his eyes t
Ida blighted lifo. In j
t -
ad
I
dependent fnmilios, and to tii
fife's
iliml Kill Of \
»it.on before y
disease, ws aftk you to
lo the I101r.es of gome \s I
0/ life und
strick'
joy of health.
lull of il.o _
tho world their glad ex peri«
falee statomont, und
Wow.II
you
rannot, l»y proper inquiry (l.y lott
friends) Ini probod
sf truth.
u\
tlie bottom at 1 fi
ni
he full
Among haadro«!* cur
Pr
i ref- r
pi,
ukiyn—Severe
Q
Dr. Caommcrer,
Chronic Rheumafto
Mr. Boelislcr, 'J66
fi year j— had expo
217 Battle St., Brooklyn — Août«
Omits
^t*Brooklv
i— Beta
rr SlOOO in Olb«
▼ln, 4&1 Third Avenue, Brooklyn- Chrouio Cbeumu
l 4 Tears,
r. Uajland. 2»
an Bl«
Oil
t: m
nbrldg« fit., Brookly
lr
Bfea
mati.ry and Oùr
Pyspcpala.
Mrs. Pllklngton
, 188 24* I» Rt., nrookl.vn—Aanie
iy thing."
•mo N In: um
Si.. New York—i
—<?hronU^L
Chronic
ioh, iow'York a <'lty.
Dr. Ooo<tr!
Mr». Williamson
Inflammatory Khuu
Mr. DlxoB,l4i W
Capt. Nathan Wood, 104 Bomb Bl., New York-Chroulc
Bbenmattsm 22 year*.
rams. Ä7 Orconwtoh
madam and kidney Disease,
Judge Cr
Rheumatism
The above named gentlemen know many other» cored by
R. O. of Bheumati.m, Dyapop»!». Ltvcr end Kidney Dia*Mder*.
Now give this matter doaerved oiivntteo. or wilt« «•
clrcalar» with fuller particular», and rot will Mam the
you MW thia adveriiaement.
Elmore, Adam« & Co., 06 Atlantic Av.,
Brookl yn« ami 105 William It., S, Y.C.
ail
68 Oro
I
■4 by
..New York
» Rhea
r.,New York—Chronic Rhc-a
, 13 Oakland Av., Jcroey City-Cbruuio
ral years.
: r
iTHIRb EDITION
NEWS FROM INDIANA
A Post Oflioo Entered and
Robbed.
COMMITS .SUICIDE IN JAIL
IN INDIANA.
from Four ('Hlri—Killed by •*
Cannon Txjilwlf»«.
Indianapolis, Nov. 10.—The official
count of this county eiert» the entire h -
publtcau ticket, except Legislature und two
judge*. Peille» Republican, 5' 1 elected in
till« dfstrict by over 100 majority.
Booneville, Nov. 10.—Tho p<> t office
here was entered by bur* !:»:> Ift-t i;* ;ht untl
1600 in cash stolen. t
Wheatland, Nov. 10.—Sanford L. Ml'
lack At Co., general dcftlere, have mad.
atrignnn ut. There Habt 111!
Mourn*, Nov. 10.—Churl
Bates ville wu killtMl by t!u- i \pIoMr.u of
cannon which wiih l> Imr fired during an
election Jollification IunI night.
News
Ducii mau «f
Ffp'.elolilrig Prohibition*
low A Citv, low I, Vov. 10.—The Mayor
to Bftloou
tu-dny began granting li*'cn
keeper**, tiix action bring iudu -t tl by Judge
IIaye«'decision that tin* prohibition amend
ment Ih unconstitutional, u».d : !•■»» by tho
for
defeat of the HepuMtr;
trict Attorney. This!: the iiivt city I
State to renew the license
revenue.
■
Mnp of
A Bmk dshnra.
DoNTroN, Nov. 10.-The Bu inn
Impl, hound for Lynn, l.ngland, Iroin
adelplila, went oslK in w ar that nia«
day. 8he Is leaking lanlly, and ill | ,oî'.
bly jtrove to lis a total w i' vl..
rtiti
to
A Morde
Sakatoua. N. Y., No/. 10.—Conn
alleged murderer •«! M<
sot, dowu for tin*
throat In the county j:
this morning
suioldw.
, tin*
trial
V7th iiM-1., cut his
I at Killst. >n Bpa
aim. V.hot
BR1PP Tl i «»P
I Ms
Tlrurlow Weed's coin - >;» K t. UUy im
proved to-day.
Mrs. Caroline I)ot!e. red 1 > 5, bat' died In
Newark, Ohio.
President Arthur -a ;1 ]i.'(.b;;')!y leave for
Washington tljs after
Henry Heroic, r." i b:
Spencer, Mo#*., fell t . t *
ning and w.i iust.iu;.
In New York M
murdered Louis II
burglary, bas b n :
on December 15.
It ifi rumored
to-day, that VandeK .'
worth of 1 per cent.
The report 1 b not t t. .
The safe of Deb ■ K.
Cincinnati, w
night,
sllttmouds taken.
A pas: enger train • u the LouKvUîi .* î ort
line jumped the t
early this morning, u
ex pi t
hurt.
John M. Clark, editor «.f the Hop ■'
III., Journal has been urrctted o
of incest with his 11 year-old
Clark 1 h GO years old
business und political .
The first installment of
Gloiieestsr, Mas«., for the London l 1
hibitiou was thlpped yester« 1 ..'.
of several spccimei « of Ii#!i
variety of lithing
ma
ir«
this
;
vho
. :< .
ct! to U- bunged
V,\
i ret, N'f
York,
10JH 0,000
k'. miieaG*.
•. b*rs. Î
iker, ii
"■ î by bur nuu 1
I'd r; 1 ,.*>00
I, cteuped.
d $1,00» in ea !
fliebtr
in
rack uf N'ewi
In
•reel
d ami
the j
■are aud t
engi
tl
u Ugh te r.
>roir:iucltt in
.
fro;:
)in iatlng
cry
Henry liegeman, a
years of
1I>K t.j t
»reaching train o
)erby railroad,
mingled.
The forty d r. / chall"
Wilhelme
of Europe
seven
club c
plila.
tailor, it
ierman
1 1 sufcidc il
•5 '•»>'*'•11
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HI* loily v,;u lei
*1;'
latch bet
:itz, the. elm
10 arrived r
f the Phlladoli
fternoon ii
: iv.'
:
thd
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oniners
uneneed lhi.->
1'hlladtl
lllü CI A V ÄI* !.
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d.
ale. par do
■A :*t oao! ntfri n
rROVDior
Huttor, pc
Eggs, who!
Eggs, retail, j
Chickens, re;.
« t -3
- ;/
<n
pc und.
UI, i
Chicken?, per "...
{Spring chick« '
Spring ch
Chicken
Sirloin
Rump
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pound
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Chuck
{Stewing i
Rollin', b!
Shins, pci
I^umb eho)»;«, )
Lamh m..
Mutton c
Mutton i
Veal eutl
Veal roe.*
Hams, wi
Huinri, bU
Shoulder:*, wh"
Hhouhh.ry, i. v
Kucon, total I, \
Saunage, si.K/U <
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Hogeheii i.
I... .16
1'
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", per pound
oaiid.
Lurd, vlit.ie; oio pci pound.
I«m .1, retail, per pound.
Chroe...
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.10 CV
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^iddingp, p
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.12
FlflU.
ike
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Luk
1*0,lock.
Rock fit'll, i « r p. "
White IV:
Trout, per
Halibut, p
Utttllbh,
Muck'
»had.
.15
.1
q
:
d.
.10
l
l
1>
; j-TAliLEJ.
V
New potatocr. \
New pot
Sweet p«
Hwcet p<
Tomatoes, |
Ca!« Page, pur 1
Cruta onions, j
Crato onion«, ,
KedishcN, p».i l*
Egg DlUl.tN
Turnip», p»
Celery, per bu
2.00 C<
el..
u.'K)
per hui:-psoL.
, per basket..
. per half peel
tin l( peck
.14
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Oiifton F.T'
Poutaxat i
Kirkwood Relier • ir
O sei dental
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ntn.
Jie?t miduilnga,
Ilcrt chip stub,
Cutlinfr,
La-'i
(io
-
roily do C
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do
f. ..
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4 73
4 w
do
per t*>n.
4-21
17
r
Ol
shorts,
17
Bran,
Dorn meal, fi
Corn inea), «
CJorn meul, e«
Screenings,
19
per In
jollow, .*7.30
o. ;«.6U
I..:
l US*
Ei'Tj
.IN.
per bushel.
Prime yellow
Prime 1<
.90
ong-hori^ iviseat.
1 lu'
New Yovk Market*.
. it».—Flour, moderate ilc
•t2.fi0a3.CU; fidpci fnie, f ..VJa
ed winter, «1.07^; cnsli,
Nkw Y
nd : N<
t.lt
!f4 (K).
Wheat, N«». 2 r
81.07%, Fcbrimry.
Corn, No. *2. N<.\
76%.
Oat?, No. 2, Not
43b;.
Eye, steady : Wcrit
Barley, dull: tw«.
Fork, nominal ; No. 4, $18.60.
Lar.l. No. 4. «il.«; ,a 12.10.
Batter, Nteudy; creamery fancy, 37a-'
Sugar, «lull: iuir to gootl retluing, 7 'a.
Lggs. firm; State, und Pennsylvania,
«•liilier, E'i ; <!<». December.
'ember, 62 : d-». Doc
08u7«.
1 fit ule, $4.85.
r
0080 .
WHO KEADI
pEOPLE
VtwiuillM I« Invited to the
Greatest Newspaper
In the W«U The rtval of any In Amerten.
—nut—
«
Cincinnati Enquirer.
u
In It* column*, tins new« of the world 1»
( ven every day In the year. Its two thoua
ai d ( orrcbiH.iideuts located In every section
uf this country and Europe, arc the moat
reliable news gatherers to tie bad, and the
ht.torv of euch day's events will be faith
fully V c orded and presented to the public
tlin.uj h the k'utjiiirtn, flee from dlatorttou
or im iudlce.
Tin' proviuee of a newspaper is to record
facts,to sr.iarst* truth from falsehood. How
well the J'w]nUtr has succeeded In this
duty,»« fool u jjardouatiloprtdo hi referrlue
to tte tiles and past record for evidence ol
Its ability and thuroughnesa lu presenting
all matters treated upon in thetr true lieht.
The iioopleof tills age najulro a paja'r fttlly
ntireasl of the times, coequal to enterprtao,
. I d material advancement In all mercantile
mid political Interests', such will the
//ayirirer continue to bo. Candor arid fair
nets » ill lie accorded to all questions and
p, rll. ?,tiut the facts will never be perverted.
The Immediate future has In store matters
of -rave In tenet to «II, and the general
» 1 Hare will largely depend Upon the
Inllui m es of those who are fttlly conversant
»1 I the facts occurlng andtooccur. The
policy of the government tint partially
devi Uqied hy the New Administration, was
fa t w inning the confidence of the people,
v. n the 11.111*1 of the assassin placed control
- , I hirM of a faction whose leaders
hr ve not at ail times received favorable crltl
; r their publia acts. What the future
/ is hi lie, will lie foreshadowed during
tue hr t year of 1'resldent Arthur's odmluis
1..-.tiiill, und presented to the public without
I ar ui favor. In the columns ol the Kiiqtilrtr.
Tho Weekly Edition
of the f.'.Hj.itrcr ought to bo In the hsnds ol
every fanner, every mechanic and every
b.ller In the land. Ah an agricultural paper
lull ol fresh, valuable and reliable Informa
tion, it trill be without u rival ! A corps °*
t oioributora has been retained whose
j raet <*1 and theoretical knowledge In »11
audit 1 of good farming is unsurpassed.
We thunk oar i*csdere fur that liberal
u t that ha* enabled us to print the best
Tin the Went, and auk & con
i I ol thc same and your aaslstanco In
making known the merits of the paper, and
rciU'iMg it« Held of uselulness.
TKRMM of BUBSCUIirrXON TO the
'
'p
I r ,
Inc
^Weekly Enquirer.
One Copy, one year -*---•
°py» M»
SI ! ( RfPTION RATES FOB THE
fl.15
m
Daily Enquirer.
i year
|I4.«0
• 11.00
- S.00
.1 • day and Pally
rein Sunday
lay. -
ay
4.U0
- 2.00
lay
8.00
fu..d.ty fruit*
Far an & McLean,
Publishers,
CINCINNATI O.
on conies free.
, y RAPriNG PAPER.
WOODBINE MILLS.
LABRL HEGIHTHHKD
GUARANTEED FULL COUNT.
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Is SHEF.TÖ TO THE QUIRE.
Ki II
W WRAPPING,, to be
fio.iM bave J8 fdiweUpu
s t<> euch bundle.
full GUatidard)
;each Quire, aud
K
V9 "'I
heing eold with
few
re fr muc
• î tin qulrr
T ln .»c *•
c_ p:ipc
*h paper
to the
ing low in price, they do not
of slice)» they Met Iu a
1'Al'EK. Ask for
COUNTyV F
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and t: 1 f liolliingB as this brand IsGuaran*
f liolliingB c, as this brand IsGuaran*
i - I. (Stan-lard ) count,ami ho fr FAR
» th" comniiuer than a lower priced
« P with LEfiS uhttetii to tlie Quire.
i .
i
pup« r, pu
: i firm von buy of tu give you "WOOD
i I «1 .S' ' \S ■".ippni|f, and take nothing
*» t!«ls i .'per In the cheapest in the market.
A k
HI
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! :
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»prs-lm
TOSITIVECURE
A
W ITHOUT MEDICINE!8
A M AN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES
cd, October 16tli, 1874.
•ate
-One box of—
re any cane In four day» or les».
• Hi cure the inobt obttlnatc case,
i.'.w long Rtnndlng.
s dime» of cnhehB, copaiba
!, that are certain to produce dy»«
trorlng the coat Iukh or the shnnach.
Wohl hy all drujr>rlbtri
1.1*1 I'riee* 4Y For further particular »end
•ircular. i*. O. Box, 1,533.
J. C. ALLAN CO.,
83 John Street, New York
1 will
no
tul
lM ;v.
*?«
lanlR
fyjTH POPULAR
MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
rxm
'4*
I
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iKIffi
I
In the city of LOUISVILLE,
Tliursday, November 30th '82.
Tlie
of an
e «trnwings
ctortlieOc
United siu
i.ltliefoilu
•ur monthly under provision*
-nor»l A him uu id y of Kentucky,
•ten Circuit Court on March 81
•wing decision:
tii«! Common weal th Distribution
1 :
FI
TV
t
ny in legal.
>* «:oud—iu- diawlnr»
The Com
re fair.
i |. ■ « .... onlmnd * Urge reserve
i. Hi till «-Itrefully the list of prises of the
i
.NOVEMBER DRAWING.
1 Prlxe.
1 Prize.
l Priai: .
lül'rl/.«3, i,
20 "
8», ooo
.. 10,000
. 6,000
.. 10,000
h.
no **
20 "
to "
10,000
12,000
10,000
*,760
1,800
I w
1,000
II Appro^jnntlon
200
100 "
ouo
1,9>"0 Prize»..
. «112,400
WHOLE TICK F.TS, |2. HALF TICKETS, «1.
27 Ticket!», «50; 65 Tickets, fioo.
«'mit Money or Hank Draft In Letter, t
iiuiih/ï T K a*®îbpbwüsss3
M Broüwuÿ; N2w'l'; r r'k. B '«,altü- , l^i«s > '
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Killed From the
Hammer.
Blow
A FATAL SHOOTING
*F|
at the
CAPITAL.
Political Rumors—Action
of M avi
Mra-KaMu...
Washixotox, Nov lo—'ri..
Stilion Hutchins of Wall.i J.ton
to .M e 'f ^ * lerk " f »exMh u,
lx set down as without ,
ta conceded by leading DeiuwralM'i
Congressman Martin 0 f llclswnn '
tiromtsc .,r the - - lawar " '
the place.
_,2?r 10Ü , N ' val »aiders held
nl){bt to «dopt a plan f„ r
favorttiain, which ha»
mnoy year« to an end
against the present neave
secure lefftslsMou hy whleh'it
Ished. Merer«. Steer« and C
pointedcivilian momlier» of the
visory Baard, will arrive Mu
with the board.
The Board appointed to evaml
n y T J'\ rd ' ftn * 1 «•'•mine whhh
should be closed or sold, have »
Troin an examination of Klttcrv
und New London yards, and will 2,
ohu r raneisco to examine tlio
Th<ry will probably report in fryi
one or more temporarily.
Melville this
'««•»ary votes to
a inteli
bringing i
existed in ^
They
•1 prow
will I,
pr
-orge
Nav
udty
yar.
•r of
morning continu
it countof hin Arctic oxix»dltion m
tall« ol the Hrat part of the retreat
after the »Inking of the »hin
having command of tlm active nil
Danenhower the sick. There wi r, i
development».
The acting Secretary of the Inter
decided that almply gru/.ing vaille (
dota uot constitute entries lu the t
of I he law.
W. 8. and (i. O. Wylie have cxn
contract for mail mereenger service
ton from January next until Juried
.Saving m Murderer's Neck,
Montpki.ixii, Vt., Nov. lo.-Tb,
ol Kcprcsentatlvcs ysstcrilay, uftci
hour»' debate and considerable IllliU
passed to third reading by the
of 144(0 fiOytlie bill for the ...
the death Bcntcnco of Louis Alumne
convicted wllii bl» inollur fur U,c D {
little Alloc Meeker at Duxbury lu H
Valuable Painting» Punira
New York, Nov. 10.—The rcsld
Albert Bierd»tadt, at Irvington ou il
»on, wa» destroyed by fire this nmri
cost »100,1X10 18 year» ago. A large
of Itleratadt palming» acre bun
eluding the Yoacinito Valley.
Another Irish Murder.
Dustin, Nov. 10.—Father Mi
parish priest uf Helleek,
night by an unknown assasslu am
shot. He was extremely popular a
beloved throughout the couuty of
A Priest's Death.
Marrow, O., Nov. 10.— Rev.» I.B
oghue, a Catholic priest, died fi
effects of a blow on the head will a
I nflicted by Timothy Green, who l
arrested aud jailed.
attac
A Initial.
Dvolix, Nov. 10.—The Fn
to day denies that O'Connor has lie
the post of Under Secretary for Ire
Ladles' and Children's
coat» ; large assortment and low
prices ; Nos. 220 and Î
•It Is Impossible* to disgube the fa<*|
Vegetable Compound, j/irparnl muH
son» I d I met ion of Alrx. Lydia K. l'lnkl
pcrlor science ami »rt of mod
inacy.is tho most successful tucdiclue
debility and diseases hitherto known.
Market 8
the
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pain
—ALHO
FRESCOI
nt promptly Exccuu
«T Neatly
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No. 307 King Str»
TRON RAILINGS
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PRON WOK
FOU BUILDINÜ9.
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ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON
CATION.
552 & 554 W. Sixth
Cincinnati.
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JJENRY
AND 6 PINE STREET,
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iDvestmcnt, «««)
ßccuriüc« <1
Buy and sell t or
moderate margin all
the New York Stock EMbjngJ
class privileges at favorable
distantly located from »
wishing: to invest
from »S0 to »1,000, --
write for us for partlcutar«.
Financial Report mailed fr";
executed at eurvent ra»s. Kcfc
Members of N. Y. Stxx'k ;
of New York Central
prominent Manufacturing
business Houses. Reference« w
mailed on application.__
iuv
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