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The Daily Review
JAMES. Editor A Prop.
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Satered
ttce at Wilmlsgton,
n d -class matter.
The force with which the gas issues
from somof the gas wells in Pitts
burgh is tremendous, aod in one in
stance a drilling machine weighing 3,
000 pounds was thro wo high in the air
The pressure is irregular, too. and
therein lies the chief difficulty in utiiiz
ing the gas tor household purposes, s
the da nicer of leakage aod explosion
can hardly be overcome, thongh vari
ous contrivances are employed to lessen
it. The gas-bearing stratum is there a
bed of soft, pebbly sandstone, ajjsm depth
of 1,000 feet, underneath solia rock.
The rush of gas is weaker n tbe morn
ing and stronger in the afternoon, and
there is also a general fluctat:on cor
responding with the changes ot tbe
moon.
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Thirty barrels ot fine New England
rum were overlooked in unloading the
bark Emma Harriman, three years ago,
when she was fitted out at Boston for a
whaling trip. Capt. Martin discovered
the beverage soon after setting sail, and
he advised a pleasure voyage instead of
a strie'ly laborious one. The rest of
the officers and the crew agreed to the
novel planand thereafter the chase of
the whale alternated with sprees in the
ports at which the vessel touched. The
owners gave her up for lost, but at
length heard of her on the Pacific coast,
and have just captured her in St.
Thomas Bay. Tbe ram was exhausted,
and the jolly mariners had periodically
traded for provisions air the whale oil
they had obtained.
The German War Department is
trying a new experiment at Minister
( WestDhalia.) A special company,
under a separate command, has been
selected from the regiment of soldiers
stationed there, for tbe purpose of test
ingihe new diet to be given the men
during a forlnjght, within which time
they are to go tully Equipped for six
hours daily through a regular field
service exercise. The food consists
chiefly of preserves and material such
as is least exposed to deterioration in a
campaign, and may in case ot need be
carried by the men in their haversacks.
Strict watch is kept that jaono of the
men procure other food outside, in or
der to test both their own endurance
and physical condition, and at the same
time the nutritious qualities of the pro
visions. In the current number cf Science
tresh interest is given to the subject of
earthquakes, which have lately caused
alarm in both hemispheres, by a siate
ment of the number of noticable shocks
in this country during the twelve years
from 1872 to 1883, inclusive. No less
than 361 earthquakes are recorded as
occurring in Canada and the United
States, not including Alaska, within
tbe above period. Of these the Pa
cific slope bad the Atlantic coast
147, and Mississippi valley 66. Thus it
appears that an earthquake occurs
about once every twelve days, some
where in the United States and Canada,
and about once a month on tbe Atlan
tic coast. These are exclusive of the
lighter tremors which do not make an
impression pn observers, but which
wciild be recorded by a prpperly con
structed seismometer, an instrument
designed to delect the slighter shocks.
New York Herald: TbPhjladelphia
Press, in common with several other
Republican journals, does not under
stand what Mr. Cleveland means in
his letter on civil service reform It
seems lo us they are dull of apprehen
sion. The Press asks: "What does
Mr Cleveland's letter on the e civil
service mean when it sas that many
officials have forfeited all just claim to
retention because they have been offen
sive partisans? What constitutes the
use of place for party purposes? What
is the nature of the service that is con
demned? How far is this excuse to be
carried as a pretext for .removing
federal officers and putting Democrats
in their places?" !U ft?Wi
Well, we are not in Mr. Cleveland's
confidence; but, taking him to mean
what he says, we should think that
where an officeholder has given his
time to the management oi party
caucuses, or has misused bis official in
fluence for 'partisan ends in other ways,
as in abandoning tbe duties of his office
to go about making partisan speeches,
or in drumming up votes among bis
clerks and other subordinates by undue
influence, be will "go." At any rate,
ub uugub lu u. An omce-noiuer nas a
right to vote ; he has a right to express
his opinion as any other private
citizen ; bat when he brings to tbe
service of his party the influence and
power which come to him from his
official position he becomes a mischief
maker, snd when he leaves his office
Lduties to MmM by others an goes
about speech mak i ng and caucus manag
ing he becomes a mischievous nuisance
who ought lo be dismissed.
Another matter we will mention to
JfSH. T
UTTTXITV
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the Press. Under the encouragement
of some dirty creatures connected with
the Republican National Committee, a
large numMr 3foffice-holders were led
rrxkp psK infltbc disseturl
Chat Ifesceln caApaign literal
tbecfemmitffce Addled oni to i
pondajrits. Whsweverit i sho
am oske-WdaJhid this 61 ty
ought to be, aod we hope
promptly dismissed when Mr. Cleve
land becomes President. The civil
servants of the American people ought
tin of
nrtflrhicb
tsKorres-
will be.
tla!Mtolw'dce4t Ad Ac&d citizens,
and no dirty dog helped the re
publican committee to circulate Dr.
RalrVliex deserves to be a member of
the civil service. On that point we
suppose respectable citizens of all par
ties will agree.
The (Jotted States Marshal at New
York, Mr. Joel B. Erhardt, a practical
politician of long experience, sent in an
estsmate in October, asking for $50,
000 lor tbe payment of special deputies.
Mr. Brewster cnt this down to $38,000,
and when they came to settle accounts
is was fopnd that only $27,500 bafl been
needed.-'or 55 per cent, of the original
estimate,' Marshal Erhardt now says
that that tbe sum "could be reduced to
$15,000 hereafter without interfering
with the efficiency of the service."
The New Orleans Picayune says that
the most significant feature of the Ex
position in that city is "the complete
exposure made of the weakness ot tbe
industrial kiug that has so loug com
manded the allegiance of the Southern
States " So far. it says, from being a
display of cottou, that slaple is almost
ignored Visitors see but little more
IP"!
of it in the Mississippi display than in
that of Dakota." ,
PERSONAL.
The first volume of Mr. Blaine's book
has now reached a sale of halt a mil
lion copies.
Mr. Robert C. Winthrop is now able
to sit up a p irt of each day, and his re
covery seems assured.
Mr. flatton is snid to be personally
the popular member of the Cabinet,
because he is most easily approached,
and never makes a promise tbat he docs
not fulfill.
Stale Senator Mron P. Walker, of
Massachusetts, was the famous "drum
mer boy of tfre Tenth Begiment," en
tering tbe service when he was fourteen
years old.
Mr. C. W. Fo'ger, sou of cx-Secre-tary
Folger, who was supposed to be
on his death bed, is now slowly im
proving, and his physicians are greatly
encouraged.
Ignace Bourget, the Archbishop of
Montreal, now at the point of death,
was born at Port Lewis, opposite Que
bee, ninety years &go. He was ordain
ed a priest in November, 1822. He is
tbe oldest wearer of the mitre in Amer
ica, and ha3 but two seniors in tbe
world.
Old Aunt (irieyous
Makes everybody miserable, because
she is so gloomy and disaereeable.
Probably it comes from dyspepsia,
combined wiih a touch of liver com
plaint. Is her case horeless? Not at
all. Give Aunt Grievous a bottle ot
Brown's Iron Bitters and see it
brighten her up. Thousands of ailing
ladies have conquered their troubles by
the U3e of this valuable medicine. Any
druggist will tell you it is good fpr
weakness, dyspepsia, malaria, etc. t
JANUARY JOKES.
"One glass sometimes make a tum
bler," remarked the chap who fonnd
that a single drink of applejack twisted
his legs in a bowknot. New York
Journal.
Newspaper reporters will always be
found fault with until they can write
up an account of a street fight that will
please the man who gets licked. Pica
yune. One single oyster will produce 128,
000,000 young oysters in the course of a
year. It must give an oyster some anx
iety to look after bis family. Boston
Post .
A Pensacola man who went out to
fish tor sharks abont four weeks ago, is
supposed to have caught one, and he
has not been seen since. Inquire in
side. Detroit tree Press.
'You are op rosed to tbe use of slang,
then, Jennie?" he said. "Well, I should
twitter!" she replied, and then lie knew
tha: he must not use slang any more in
her presence. Somerville Journal.
It is said that American babies swal
low 1.500 thimbles annually. This may
account for the surprising amount of
brass noticed in the composition of the
grownup American baby Bosldn
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Dr. Oscar Johanxesen, of the University
of Berlio, Germany, lias matle a lifelong Btudy
of ailments f t tbe Nervous fcenlto Urinary
System.
JUS EMEDIES CURE
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B ; A USE tou may have been cheated and
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sept 30 F. G. & N. ROBINSON.
Handsome Goods.
E EXHIBIT THE FINEST LINK OF
La DIES' BUTT BOOTS AND BAL'S In
the city. Our SHOES lor Misses and Child -ren
are simply tuperb.. Our prices axe ex
tremeiy reasona!le. '
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Geo. R. French & Spns,
106 NORTH FRONT STREET
Jan 5
ATTEXTWN ! BOTH SAINT AND SKIER
fTENRY C. PREMPER
T the only second -r lass
r.P
Ha lrdreseing Saloon in North C arolina, the
second meanest man in America, would in
form, bis may friends and customers in the
city, commercial travellers, Ac , that he cta
mm. ma d, Wmmrj - - lUttk sW VJSI
I be found at No. 7 South Front st., seat
t you remember it, where you can set a
d second-clas shave, hair cut or shamp o.
siiu
don1
srood
Alio, second class perfumery and of his own
dec laim' Rive as a cau. WkA
WllminirtJan Mm. uri
Company.
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Change of
AWD,
J- 2nd, 1881,
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mas
aasss auw Aavaaaws TKJBKg Dj
NO. 47 NORTH AND 48 S
Aatlre.!. f .
Leave waldon.. ..... ......... ji.iop
iyasaji
D AH.T No. e South.
Arrive WltaesaUDpn ieS?
WATT. IVn PABBVUnwi
amven nemon
No. South , daily except Mondays.
I Leave Weldon ., . 1
Arrlvn WllmlnirtAn -
... a
no. mo Aonn, uauy except Sunday
r . tt 1 1 I
Amve wewon.. j-j.
Goldsboro and Magnolia,
flMalna AM Puvrin TV n .
A aiAio was twwiu DniBCu tUlMUl I ra. .
-o vr m. v a i. ju . ax. ann III A U i. r
ixaiiiax ior scoitana Necx at 2 in a
Line.
o ruuB uauy aau maaei nlnu
All trains run solid between Wi'rhuigtoa au
gtb attached.
For accommodation of local tnni .
11 nuiiugvuu . j. -u a., m, 1 Ian.. . .
Sunday. '
T. M. EMKBSON. Genera PaeseageTlm
& Augusta K. R. Co.
Omcs or Gkhkral Sarrautnrimusin.
Wilmington. N. O. Oct 31, 1884.
Change of Schedule,
S AND
mjtmtbu rvj v . zna. 1884. 1
J 9.00 A. M.
ule will "be run on this road :
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILY -tin. (I
Went and 47 East.
Leave Wilmington 8X6 P. M
Leave Florence............ ......... 2.44) A. k
Arrive at C. C A A. Junction KM A. JL
Arrive at Columbia u ull
Xeave Columbia..........,. 9LMP.M.
iave C, C. A. Junction.. 10.30 P. k
Leave Florence. 4.90 AM.
AmIva o wIlml.irfA. I m mm a m
I Night Mail and p absenqeh train , dahi
Leave WUmlnirtwn 10 VP. M
Arnye r lorencc. ................. i.M A. a
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DAIM
No. 43 East.
Leave Flerenoe at...... iM P.M.
Arrive at Wilmington ....8.06P.M
No . 42 West, dally except Mondays,
Leave Wilmington ............7..M.
Arrive Florence. J 11.55 A.M.
No. 45 East dally except Sundays. ,
Lea&ve Florence... 9.10P.M.
Anlve Wilmington.....,..; 115AM.
s Train 43 and 42 a tons at all Station.
xu. o Btupu oiuy ai r lemington. aoa aasnaa
Passengers for Columbia andallDOlntsosft
17. AO A. - tm mL. . - '
& C. R. R.. C. A A R.R Statlnnn Atkea Jnsfr
tlon. and all points beyond, should take tin
o nigu i express.
SuPiUlmaB Sleepers for
Wilmington.
Local freight leaves) Wilmington dally a-
oops ounuay at d. w JL. M. .
JOHN F. DIVDJ1,
General Superintend
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger,
octou
Carolina Central R. R.
Company.
Ownum -or genbbal strraBomBroari,
.Wilmington. N. C. Sept. 90. Ufa,
e of Sched ule,
Ql AND AFTER 8EPT.l.21st. 184, fall
following beneuuie will
t
Baiirosvd :
MAIL AND EXPRESS THAIS
' Dally except Sundays.
Leave Charlottr at. 8.U P. 1
No, S. J Arrive Raleigh at . A
J Arrive at Wilmington at.. ..8.35 A I
Passenger Trains Stop at regular statkw
only, and polnu designated ba the Company'i
'lime Table.
SffKT.RV DIVISION PAHHENUEft MAIL
PASSENGER.
D FREIGHT
Bally mtmnmfml
No. 3. t-
at Shelby 12 15 P.l
No. 4
!
IMF.
Arrive at Clhsrlotta.... fi.AO P.
Trains No. 1 and 9. mk Im rflna
Hamlet with B, A. TraJneto tmtrominti
" Through Sleeping Cars between
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
Western N C RR, AsheviUe and polnu WsJ
u cTjones.
F. W. CIiARK, General.
The Excursion and
alt
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REASON IS OVER AND THE T
CAL AND BALL Season has
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UtYr anil
lni
between Water and Front.
W. A S. S. LATIMSt
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Attornevs-at-Law.
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Railroad
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mh lot dye stuff just received.
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