Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

The fluid took FIRE, burning him 40 badly thaa
he died. His wife was severely injured, and theaR
dwelling WAS burned to the ground.
A writer in the New York Herald estlnAas
the German population OF the United etAAee 40
be about 7 SOC, 600.
Not long since, the Royal Society on London
elected Prof. A. d. Hstche. Superintendent Oh
the Coast Survey, q foreign member Of the 90
ciety. This is an honor rarely paid, AA1 high
compliment to the scientific atGainmenta of 0up
illustrious countryman.
Last Saturday an interesting ceremony soo@
place at the old Livingston Mansion. A gentle
man named Lerow, aged rs, WAS married 10 d
beautiful girl of lS. named McLelland, whore
sides near Hudson. The old man In worth
500, 900.
Margaret Joice q poor widow, with sewem
children, hung herself recently In Dariingtomp
S. c., because she knew not how 10 nupposs
them.
1t is supposed that the testimony Of Che Co
vode Committee will make volume of OStg
one thousand pages.
The child of Judge Douglas was buried I'm
the new Roman Catholic Cemetery at Wash-
ington. A Catholic priest, Rev. Mr.. MMGuirs.
performed the funeral service.
AT recent administrators sale In Bioune
county, Alabama, corn sold for two dollars md
thirty cents per bushel.
At some of the countless Republican meet
lngs now being held in Michigan, the platforms
State is good for 25, 900 majority.
Francis p Blair, from the St. Louis district
in Missouri, has resigned his seat in Congrem.
He intends to go before his commitments aB %
candidate for reelection.
BLACK ToNGuE.--It Is said that several cases
of this dangerous disease have occurred neaR
Denmark. Tenn. So far, no case haas terminal
ed fatally. -
Honora Barry, seventy years old, was kilie4
Tuesday night in her shop in Utica street, M0@-
ton. by Mrs. Mary Mcclure. The latter called
for more rum and. being refused. boat the old
lady to death.
Dennis Smith fell from tine roof OF a bullAin@
| into open we'll, at Chicago, oa "Wednesday,
breaking his neck. The deceased leaves wffe
and four children.
The Chicago TN. ir c DRY this year con.
tains 3e 900 names There are only 900 vmcane
houses in the city, while last year there msss
2,sOO.
cd in Western Virginia. By swecping taE upon
| free labor imposed at the last session of th@
| Virginia Legislature.
| The Baltimore Turnaeitung, the central or
gan II the G, rman Turner's In the United States.
has declared in favor of Lincoln foE PFeEidenA.nl
| In Lowell. Mass on the 18th. Bryant Moore.
shoemaker. aged about forty five. ahce his Wif@
/ and then himself. Both ore dead. The eaMme
/ of the act was jealousy. ~.
| The total amount Of the appropriations thms
! passed both Ho1ses of Congress the present sss-
sion 10 SOS, ,361 300. Fsoa
J The Jail in Garlinsville, TIl, sas s@t on Mrm
, by n negro prisoner ON the morning af the 18TH,
and burned to the ground. Ths negro pegiah-
ed in the f1amcs ts.
Letters received ip New York BIZ enc lmnt
F, steamer state that the Great Eastern would moo
leave 0: re the 2. d inst.
! It 10 stated that Heenan staked %, 600 ON the
! American horse Umpire for the Derby. Um~
| pire having been beaten, Heenan's pocket IN no
much the lighter. --.,t,
The New York Tribune Rives the names Of
nine vessels which have sailed from New York
since the beginning of this year, and gone 10
| Africa for cargoes of slaves. z1a
/ There must Ia splendid trout fishing I'm BFoom
/ county. n. Y. F. z. Baker. q hotel keeper i'm
| lislr, few days ago. caught three hundred
and fifty trout in six hours
great many young ladies of fortune have,
tered converts these last seven years in France.
No less than five converts have been erected I'm
! Paris with the fortunes of hcires%es. -
Mrs. Alice Yell. on Saturday, cowhided Mr..
Lay, of Camden. for promising to marry her
and not performing 3 Washington (AIk.l Ga
zette.
AS he wouldn't make her Lay, she made him
Yell.
lthody is small and her law makers sensible
/ The Rhode Island General Assembly begun and
ended it's session last week. 1t lasted four dAys
and ended in peace.
| At recent sale of autograph letters in Lon
don. IL letter of Gen. Washington. the flrsx
President of the United States, written when
subaltern in the service of the Colonial Gev-
| eTnm tent, to the Governor of Virginia sold aA
| SIS l0r.. equal to about S77.
The Charleston Mercury says that :. South
Carolina is moving" We hope she will keep
on till she gets the Atlantic. [Louisrille
journal. -f
The disease which lately destroyed 30 many
Of the cattle in massachusetts, is said 10 have
made It's appearance in Bucks county, Ptnnayl-
vania. Within a short time a farmer OF BTis-
tol township lost nearly all his valuable herd Of
cows of complaint said to resemble very muph
the dreaded cattle disease.
One of the Virginia delegates to the chi~aK0.
Convention has been elected Justice Of the
Peace since his return. Rcpublicanism must
have secured pretty good footing in Western
Virginia. at least in Wood county. where the
delegate, VIM L. Stevenson, WAS elected.
As an instance of the rise in value Of real
estate in the upper part of the Island. says she
New York Sun. it lis stated that in 1913 Mayor
Wood bought three scFcs of land at BlooniTAw-
r'sle for 81 900; the property is how worth
500 900 The Mayor also owns three hundred
Central Park lots valued at 81 900 each.
There is great excitement in tie tide-vvater
counties of Maryland, on account of the iGsue,
to private individuals. by the land Office At An
napolis. al warrants 'Vering more than n mil.
lion acres of water land, bordering ON those
counties. thus griving the grantees a monopolV
of the oyster trade.
MoRE HELP IN MlssouKr--The ST. Charles
Democrat has h,'isted the Republican hag-its
editor. Mr.. krckel. being the Republican elec-
tor toT that ditiri,t. The st. Louis Democrat
! says - No wonder that the National DcmaOe-
rat'y groan over these signs of the growth Of
RcpuhlicaniSn. Ii is like the tolling of theiT
/ funeral knell"
MIR. F"wler's sureties will contest the claim
! OF G'>verEincnt. One ground of contest will
/ be that Fowler WAS a defaulter when they went
1 ON his bond, and that the DEPARTMENT hMm
knowledge of il and made no reasonable efforts
t" collect OF secure the deficit Of their principal
The Dai.kers Magazine fdr the present month
| contains an article entitled .' A Decade OF the
Gold Plethora. from which it appears that the
| annual product OF the precious metals has in
creased from S95, OO0, 900 in lS49 to S264, ,000.
| 900 in lSl9.
! The law prohibiting the manumission OF
slaves IN Maryland went into operation ON the
LIST OF June. In view of this fact 1856 mlawea
have been inanumittcd in Frederick county
alone, since the lst of March, when the law
was passed.
The evidence before the Coro!e Comrnitt@
shows by what disgraceful means Buchanan
obtained Is large vote in Pennrylvania. Not
less than six Thousand fraudulent naturalization =
/ papers were used.
The cholera is prevailing ~ fearful e1-
| tent mt Malaga. On the 18th ult , there were
about two hundred cases in the city and the
deaths numbered from 75 to 100 per day
In the parish register at Glammis. there "a
the following curl, Us entry, ted l776 Nae
preaching here this Lords day the minister
being at Gortachy, burning WITCH H..
The Wheeling Inteligencer says that I'm Ma
son county, Va, where there was no votes cast
forFremont in 1856, there are already aboutssex-
enty five men who pledge themselves TO vote
for Lincoln and Hamlin. -