Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-06
PROGRAMME.


How the Battle was won,
Hero's Quickstep.
Robinson Crusoe,
Arrangement by Burditt.
Murder of Rutland by Lord Clifford
Prison Air from Trovatori.
John Anderson, My Jo John,
John Anderson, sc,
Queen Of Sheba before Solomon,
Home Again.
Napoleon Crossing the Alps,
Fest March.
Results.
Home Sweet Home.
The season tickets issued for the 18th and
l4th will admit to the Tableaux, also the
Tabeau ticket to the entertainment for the
18th and l4th. The single tickets only nd
mitting TO the entertainments. Tableau
tickets for sale by the Librarian at Institute
Hall, John b. Porter's and Boughman &
Thomas Il Co.'S book stores Mrs. Peter.
sons furnishing store, and Charles Grobe's
music store
Police 1tatrs.-The following cases have
been disposed of by Mayor Valentine.
Patrick Burke, by officer Stewart, for
drunkenness and disordcrly conduct Fined
81 and costs.
John McMinneman, by officer Jones, for
attempting to get possession by force from
parties in the procession. Fined 50 cents
and COSTS
Ellis johnson, by officer Heal, for disturb
ing procession. Fined so cents and costs.
Cornelius Lyons, by officer Hyatt, for in
lerierlng with procession. Fined so cents
and costs.
Patrick McBryan, by officer Heal. for in
tprtprinH a En
and costs.
john NJ. Zeigler, by officer Maharty, for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct Fined
so cents and costs.
William Lynch, by officer Solomon, for
drunkenness Fined so cents and costs. 8,
Andrew Jones, by officer Carroll, foF
drunkenness Fined so cents and costs.
Bridget Mclaughlin, by officer Jones, fori
making threats against Catharine Jones.
Fined cost and held in $50 bail
Lewis Logue, by officer Heal, for drunken
ness, second offence. Fined so cents and
costs.
William Graves and Henry b. McIntirc.
for assaulting Col, Grimshaw on the night
OF November 1st Held to bail in the sum
OF $500 each
Lewis Logue, by officer Baylis, for drunk
enness. Fined so cents and costs.
john August, by officer Wingate, for as
saulting and threatening to shoot Michael.
Sterling, (col'd,) Fined So and held to bail
in the sum of three hundred dollars.
Alexander McGellis, by officer Hodges,
ior drunkenness. Fined so cents and costs
John O'Ilara, by officer Heritage. for
throwing stones and disorderly conduct.
Costs
=. Alexander Clark, by officer Heritage, for
disOrderly conduct. Costs.
Joseph Perkins, by officer Green, for.
drunkenness Fined 50 cents and costs
Sons Of Temperance.-At the last annual
meeting Of the Grand Division Sons OF
Temperance OF Delaware, the following OIL
GERS were elected for the current year, viz
Or. j. Cameron, Wilmington, G. W. p.
George ii. Rue, Delaware City, G. W. A.
John Hare, Jr., Wilmington, G. S.; Robert
Galbreath, Wilmington, G. r.. James b.
Groves, Christiana, G. c.; II. r. Runner,
Stanton, G. c.; r. G, Smith, Dover, G. S.
Copperhedd Outrdges. Thursday even
Ing last, when the Union Republican pro
cesson was passing the Copperhead head
quarters, corner Third and Market Streets.
a number of that party assembled on the
sidewalk and behaved in The most oulra
geous and disgraceful manner They yelled
in style much like that which their old
.
when on their murderous and bloody trail.
They also swore terribly at the men in the
procession, and were guilty of acts that
would disgrace any body of men making
professions Of deCency. They gave the
Union men good cause to stop and give the
scoundrels good drubbing, but to their
credit be il said, they passed on and left the
hlackPuards in their slime and filth. AT
later nour in the evening" MS Colonel A. IL.
Grimshaw, Chief Marshal of the procession,
was riding down Market Street TO his office,
he was beset on every side by this same
party, and threatened with personal VIC
lencc. AT this moment Captain Paschall's
company OF horsemen came along. AS
soon as the rascals found they had some
persons to fight, they cooled down their pu
gllistlc propensities and did not molest the
Colonel further, but Contenled themselves
with making night hideous with their drunl,
en-, demonical yells. The police were com
PEELED to commit several of the blackguards
to the cells, in order to preserve the quiet Of
the neighborhood
Patent Granted-A patent has been grant.
ed TO Jacob ID. Winslow, of this city, for
improvement in floor cramps.
Verdict against the Railroad. Dela.
@areaa says: The jury in the case of Rev.
~. 114"NicAu VS. tllc ~ w. " Is. IL. H. |
Co., before the Superior Court OF this Coun
", rendered verdict for the plaintiff of
S039. 433. This was an action for damages
sustained by the plaintiff, in the year 1861
by reason of the railroad company falling to
furnish proper facilities for Transporting and /
delivering peaches in market as was their
duty as common carriers under their nd |
yertisement. This makes the fourth casr
we believe, Of like nature, decided against
the Company. There is one still pendinr'
in which Thomas Slaughter is plaintiff.
Purchase Of a Barm.--Mr. Bradley, of this
city, has purchased at public sale the farm |
Of John I. Wallace, in Highland Township. |
Chester County, Pa, containing 1904 acres,
for $Ss per acre.
Through 10 NorfoM - The Dela,oareaa |
says:-The first train on the through line
from Philadelphia to Norfolk will pass over
the Delaware Railroad this morning to meet |
the boat from Norfolk at Somer's Cove. ON |
wednesday. Passengers for New York. as !
soon as the route is established. will 20
through without stoppage in Philadelphia.
1t IS calculated that the trip from New York
to Norfolk can be made in twelve hours; less
time by this than any other route, with a
saving in fare OF between $40 and sic
Suicide-A Nun Blo,os Ills Bruins mt
On Saturday evening last, between nine and
len O'Clock, German named Lewis Elsey
suicide at the house of Christian
Krauch, at Rosendalc, by shooting himself
with pistol, Ii appears that Elsey was
sitting on a bench at the door ri Mr.
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