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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-18
The Tax on Dividends.

LETTER FROM ACTING INTERNAL REVENUE COM
MISSIONER DOUGLASS.
MEssRs EDIroRs Please publish the follow
ing decision of the Acting Commissioner of Inter-
nal Revenue, for the information of all parties
concerned,
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A Railroad Arrested.

ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE MARYLAND AND
DELAWARE ROAD.
On Thursday last the President and Superin-
tendent of the Maryland and Delawaie Railroad,
the conductors, engineers brakesmen and
employees Of the trains, were arrested by Sheriff
Bennett on an attachment issued at the instance
Of William 7. Kemp, and required to give bail
for their appearance at court in Easton. on the
10th Naturalization ND Journal, It'll.
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Engine IA in cylinder, SO In. stroke, 1y wheel Is
feet diameter Husk and pit gearing complete for
two run of burs, well built and In good orler-prce
very moderate. Also, a ~ in. improved Jonville
Turbine Water Wheel, as good as new, with shaft
pullies, etc., and one pair of feet burs For sale
only for want of For further particulars, apply
to JOSEPH TATNALL,
apl4,tf Wilmington, Del.
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L,EI.TON SEMINARY.

SMYRNA SEMINARY.
- tlrst-class School for both sexes, A full corps
of experienced and well qualified teachers en-
poyed For particulars please send for a catalogue
to n. II. BEAN, Principal, or
DIR. J. L. CLAWSON, Pro'r.
SMYRNA, DEL, Aug 1st 1870 aug1i,4tw
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u,R usTEE,s SALE

ID FAD the Wilmington Daily Commercial.
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W. & X. IL. Il. Guide.

we DELAWARE TRIBUNE, hauing By far he largest
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being dso rey largely read By others than subscribers
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Delaware, at the factory occupied by the late firm OF
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CAMDEN, DEL, Dec. 10, 1862 je2S, ltd&w,u
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W. need money and trust that all uho are Indebted
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tl % oager delay in settling their account goodiy
Mn'Ff hare promptly responded 10 our call far money.
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7nFT.xTDDTrDrr ~ AZ Tnrntyo 7EJcerCrE
Altar Gorara1 o,So;,t w. "9,.. ~. a.
A.tei ueugisl e; = scai "as affes1ei' ~ tue
uor,n;,tss5 - - ~. l',rn et nsasss o.,1s, WAS
IL snnas-ad ~ 1911. - '!um m1tt n
,,d ~ rapaJ III % ses ~ ~ arrest
Wanhea 'untsa Ga a. naue. " oaeGs aealuat tAe
ta1Ase - nsse ~, III @ ~ !ntgtloiae Win nun.
~ q: ntss ~ u.u ~. Seem thclnea To converse
WEI foM lelpttel' puI !,, aates t11ae nc rela1ea
1..a .s'o. ~ enouen Ao st'n e''oen'4s SPOKE Win
eohu ,Marns.e. tsee' c,ax.1 u;u ... ,.,.u
h,,S IL e.n,rr. ns, ~as otoy ~ w A"'ls telase
~ pGonars1 1ug IHRtHt9 R.No;, vas snseseas
;,;,na thrnnci nv <.ss "a" sn5 3 ;ne eana AN:
Ha1s tu,toe1 -n,,one aa gasp ana seiestne posi-
nsno' "neu .,,s.-1-. sna. Eosler Ald nanas on
1aF,,.ad "ae Ia1M ~ sulpf1set uat
nsTso,te. ~ s'sig Mo'e ~ HS ~ 1iu'noy., in n,
con,nnTt lin, ana;nn ~, r1 xopu, ~ ~ A.
1o,,r 49,, 1'A' 's'ne so1 "e1o e''ioolloea W
, 1870-05-30

lions TO pay for nothing till they 60. through
". Lewia, however, was ine1orsb}e, 80 they
paid md we're provided with driver, named
kobert Coleman, and started They drove
o3tsetty 70 the graveyard on Dr.. Gidney' i
place at West Park, where all four got out,
anu BENG provided with the necessary imple-
ments commenced ii hurried Uznner
e.. US theRr haR h.,ss .as & arst. sss = s. s.
bones Of the dead, that they broke several
tom6steaes- As grave after grave was IN
ground n pile and then thrown into Tho
wagon. On some Of the skulls tufts of
haiE Were. Jet visible While they were
st14 ut york tho man B. F. Brooks, who wss
arrested yesterday, came upon the scene and
handed one Of the four men ESQ. Before the
! ustIce, Brooks stated that this $50 was paid
70 the man on an order from Dr. Gidney.
Hrooks also Saying he owed the Doctor that
amount After that transaction Brooks left.
ano bohcs IN the wagon, and the dArkev driT-
Ing, proceeded to the Episcopal Cemetery,
about mile OF, when hole was dug and the
bones dumped into it, Soon after
tho strangers told the colored man they had
nothing more for him to do, and that he could
DIVE back to Pouglkeepsie. They cautioned
rim in q significant manner to say nothing
about what he had seen, and If any QUO asked
him any questions to tell them "to go hell"
Gidney IL by public opinion in Ulster County
charged With the entire diegraceful affair.
:, Some OF the Dn Mont family, Of Ulster
County, were buried in tho graveyard spoken
If, md one or two Of the family who are still
living have taken vigorous hold of the matter,
md legal steps are already in prosress looking
% thorough investigation.
, 1870-05-30
tempting to flank this serong position; o'Nel

tempting to flank this stIons posltion; o'Nei
marched his men gtragh: up the road across
the narrow bridge, wherc for quarter Of 4
mile they were under direct command Of
the Canadian muskets, and where
their shots must prove w6nv ine1ective;
pieces to dislodge the Canadians, deployed his
advance Il skEmishers, a1iu, x r. l'g the line
Of the little creek beyond, in q widely spread
line to draw and scatter the eue0ny's fire, and
then advancing his main line OF battle, he
marched his men down the road in column Of
fours, solid, right INTO the teeth Of the aae-
r. b NJ Aysh tss ha o vino 70 ths Ggs1 na IN
declares that after the first firing, O'Neil
rushed into his house and up stairs into ons
Of his clambers Mr. Richards, 1esentins
this freedom, ordered him out, and the
General went. He made bis way back 10
tie lege in the rear OF the house,
Mr. TinccntB house, about half q milo to1ard
Franklin (as O'Eeiu declares to bring up re-
intorcemcnts, but rs some Of his men
declare, aud many Of tic citizens think,
10 deliver himself up to Marshal Foster)
where LIE struck the road and was taken into
custody. Mr. Vincent, a resident hero, stood
By General O'Seils side when General Foster
the Fenian lender being any other than a vii
ling victim. He says that several Of
ONeil's men were close by, and = hundred Or
more IN easy earshot tllat no compn1sion was
uncd BY the Marshal, and that O'Neil's resist /
ance waa confined to saying, ''But you
must MT arrest me-" Foster replied, -
shall do my duty, and you must 60 with
eral Fosters assuming responsibility, when.
the General and his Deputy fairly asaisted hum |
into the carriage and drove down the road. !
past his seinforcenents coming up.
, 1870-05-30
IN CHICAGO.

The thing has burst r. exclaimed Fenian yes-
tefdaJ morning, after scanning the papers to ind
out the atu2t1on+ Then ONeiu HaS covered up
WIN ma1eolcuons and Consigned 10 a watm la1l-
tade "he1e, IN Inc language Of HOLY WRIT "the
Korm dleth not, and the rrc ia not nnencbet..,,
The man Is exec1afed and condemned all over. and
especially by the Chicago leaders. who frnr, tho
ousset rtgoroualy but vainiy opposed the move.
ment. Some Of them went to O'Nerl before he
stirred, and endeayored to dtssaade him fror IA.
ing so- They knew that his Ruccess under the c,r-
cunst&Aces Was donltfn4 and they
were opposed to unnecessarily r1skn1
the lives Of brave but misguided men and
to bringing the Irish name into contempt Their
remonstrauces fell upon stubborn ear. AMI the
nrst thing they knew men were called to the front
Being more or less in the same boat with O'SeIll
the5 had to sail with ltn, md anyway they deter
mined that the failure which they feared
should not be laid nj their doors Then
ther vent to work, and ln the en-.
thusiasn and excitement Of the nrst few days.
their doubts and fears we're smotherel, and an
they thought Of was victory. They contributed
more than their khare to this end, hut, Us it has
turned out, apparently to no purpose
They hare gone through week Of Intense ex-
element, and those who were not On tho borler Of
Cansda were on the border Of Insanity. The en-
thustksm nlaated considerably yesterday and many
were cisposed to reIinQulsh all hope and gtye up
the cause as lost There IVES no food for tho cx-
cltement to live upon, no news that could be con.
s1ued rs favorable; nothing but the tlacAnesz
and darkness Of despair. yet, after ALL many
hoped against hope and wouid nor be convinced
that the day could not get be retrieved. They
could not entertain the idea Of the men returning
without laufels
All were prepared to concede that the fEnt iaJ
With the leaders, nfst and principally with oNell
The rank aud dle were known 70 be I'll right, &c
far as The. were concerned and constdartug the
d1srcru:e into WEIch FenisnIsm h&d falfeu
, 1870-05-30
ULSTER COUNTY GH0ULS.
IfeAlIrrcctiolliStz at Work - -Four
Strange Men sas Il sHuFkerx ',-Their
Motive $3U-TheiF HackCrss Motive
S2,5OO-Iud1E1lntlon OF tho People.


s2,5O0-IndiglatIon OF the People.
From The Se.o YJ9t Herald, Nay %.
man named B. F. Brooks. Of Esopus,
Ulster County, WIS yesterday arrested on the
charge OF aiding and abetting in resutrecting
the dead. and taken before civil Justice in the
town OF Highland, where he gave bail in the
sum Of 500 to await the actio1 Of the grind
to light facts Of a shameful ciafac-
ter. and which seriously affect q man
named Dr.. Eleazer Gidney, Of West Park,
Ulster County. In fact, 30 incensed are the
people against Dr.. Gidney that loud threats
have been made The Doctor, about year
ago, owned 1000 acres Of land near West
Park, On which a fine family mansion was To-
Gated. In front of the mansion, short dis
tance OF, waB q graveyard or country burial
ground, in which the bones Of tile ancestors OF
the people living near were Inferred. The
place WIS, therefore, held most sacrod- One
day the Doctor found purchaser for tho prop
erty in the person Of Alr. John u. Ezookman,
Of New York city, and bargain was
struck, with the proviso that ,Ir.
I'rookman was to retain =, 500 Of the pur-
chaso money until the graveyard in front Of
tho mansion was removed. Soon after the
farm was transferred to its new owner, Dr.,
Gitlney, with one or two others, and against
be protests Of number Of tie peoule Of
the neighborhood, including members Of the
Du Mont family, vent to work to dig up the
grave u LIS AtAQ. dt YVES Al once arrested
On tho charge Of desccratinG graves md COM
PEELED to give bail to await the action Of the
grand jury. He was indicted; but when hid
time came for trial be forfeited his bail ans
kept out Of sight. For a long while un-
successful efforts we're made to secure him.
Detectives we're on tho alert in al the river
towns, Int be always managed to elude them.
Alter While the excitement in relation to the
matter died away and it WAS soon forgotten
until ona week ago iast Monday. Early on
the morning Of that day, four strange men
appeared at Messrs. A. b i 0. P. Lewis I1y-
esE stable, in this city, and wanted to hire a
team Of horses and large open wsgon. Mr.
Lewis took them to ehed and showed them
long sideboard wagon, which they
said would do. They then wished to know
where they could procure some picks. crow
hara and spades. III. Lewis, becoming curl
Gus, asked them their business and where they
"lshed to 80. To tho laater question, they re-
Piled that they were going across tho river, but
sad their business need not concern him 20
long as they paid for their team, which They
would do when they returned. Mr.. Lewis told
them thct II they took tho team they would
'ave to psy *n1 il hefore thev ~t.:ts:I. 10 t"i*
} sdsy objected, sayaag tos5 hid insszue-
, 1870-05-30
How a EeAlAu wins Hurled.

~ Att1Hs Correspondence aY the Boston H<raA
During toe afternoon yesterday flag OF
truce WAS sent to the brook for the purpose
Of requesting the privilege to take OF tue
dead body Of young Rowe. This was refused,
and the body lay upon the ground all night.
This morning, when the departure Of the
Fenians Was learned, tho Canadians came
down in large numbers, and the corpse was
dragged By tie ha1r Of the head to the hill,
where the valiant subjects Of Her Majesty
we're intIenched, md near there the body was
buried, the remaans being thrown into the
grave without blanket or cover OF any kind
Not content with this, monument OF rocks
three Or four feet high, and weighing bo-
tween one and two tons, was piled OIL top and
the summit covered with bottle. This was
subsequently removed by somebody with moro
feeling tlian thu brute who placed 1t there, but
the rocks remained.
Ated-coatsd guard paced to and fro around
tho grave during the day, aud while on tho
other side Of the line your correspondent III
CURED why 60 much stone was placcd over
the body: t.Wcll," replied The uniformed
snob, we thought the devil might come
after him, and thought we'd give the old fel-
low job if he should"
, 1870-05-30
THE WEST,
Arrival OF Red Cloud Mt Qn.ana-rbe
Speech He Intends to Make TO the
President.

speech kfc Intends to Make 10 the
President.
OMAHA, May 29.-Red CIoul and marty arrived
from Fort Laramie Yesterday evening Ia charre of
Major General smith he was interviewed, and
gave the following az the speech he intends Il, ta
liver to the P1es!den. The Ior7y leave ria North
western Railrad for Chicago this aftesnnou. ~
"GREAT FA7HEk: THOUSANDS If miles awav
Fhcrc the SIMS last teht{als on the big hills, /
e, nase r.. ea ~! Geolle to come aud look y father
around 1s clearly, SO may the Great Spirit make
our talk plain that We m1y understand each other.
and that our councils shall Ge as brothers -syhn
sase sa, net = 70 @ smoke ne pipe q pence Father,
to me, nj Father, and let your ears hear one ri
your children, who comes FROM the wig,Fams Of
his people with ruth In his heGrt and no iics nnon
rs Hps: have made many tf1eeaues with -four
promises, and have nov coma.tf see my Great
Father myself, so that ne can understand each
other and make no promises that NC do not Intend
to Keep They hs&e t0ld Jon that a1n MURDER
er, but DO not zaderstand It In ;hat way. You,
country, the only county halfo fatse my chIi-
dren on. Tell me, Father, could any living man
on this earth stand such q thing as this. Suppose
should 60 TO your country, tear 1own
hogs, would yo1 stand By and haVe 10 wofd 70
say. No, Esther, know you would not In Ill
the troubles Of tuy people tie white man has been
the INST aeErksot. FxtheS we arc not towards;
We know ihat you are great, and that you can
crush us7wttA jour mighty power: but We believe
that yot are good, and that Jon evil protect your
children when they come toHoat Tor what they oe-
nesc Is Mcrs, They ask you to listen 70 US: 70 do
" " As Eoqd1ather should do By his children,
ana 70 let Us 4a1fy back. to our brothers and our
smiled upon Us, KID that tht Gfrat Father Is the
lnaiaha friend and fhc Indians protectors
, 1870-05-30


among large portion He rich people, 1t WAS
wondered how 20 mach *{sm ana desosion
*as developed It was nd. Hnlssn itseit tnat
d'eF out the men and money. y " hereditary
ana passionate hatred for Ensl. ~ tna' Is
English, which was importcd g. shmcn
across the Atlantic lnete VIZ = @sc4ne
Of revenge In IT. tco, m 1usaf1able " TO
rcta'1aie, even on IaA@oA' .1os tae ..
"n'eh dfcsc maus u .nose n'e4 i1o.n {
nemes 10 ocael Inu oappIe. i4aa' aaa' atso,
desfe 10 1en'lno Lneiauo .n7t .1e ponuea. pslson-
ess In hcr 3ails saouu not ~ eesua WIN aassh-
ness ana c.ueHt- SUN sAu IeoiAu, were Inc
noo'es "n'en aelaaaa the oous o1 tne people
"uone seoeiou' 'u' tAp1'94's ae'ures !ea them
lAto tAis 1ons'
Al11 the AaAufc' no 1f1samao who
ca1es 1of Tue name wants ftnteuism meu-
uoued III Ills presence rs no man Of
common sense VIII VI 10 defend that
Fh!ca lalle0 so alGnaliy, The organization has
dieu OF 100 much oSeiil and othets Of his kidney,
lie khe" set5 ~ell mat he had lot the condolences
OF respect o. 'ae eatefn nen, and thought thu.
By going 70 cahaoa and falling for want OF their
asslstahce ne would be abe to cast the respons-
l1lify upon them, and By naneuvstng with that az
POLITICAL capital, manage to prplonx his term of
, 1870-05-30

must be done. or the consequences may prove
rather serious.
An excellent beginning was made during the
evening BY General Foster, the United btstea
procured IAtions for large number Of Feni-
ans, he wisely considering that it vas much
easier to manage wel1-fed body than to argue
with hungry men.
The struggling into this quarte. was eontin-
town. Nhero they will sleep nobody knows.
Last evening about 200 men started from
New York, and were joined ut Troy ahout $50
more. Their destination WAS Malo,-e, they
being ignorant Of the events thAt hnl taken
place. Upon their arrival here, howeFrr, they
got out Of the cars aud discontinued Il jour
ney, and helped to swell the crowd tt,at had
Already come from the front. Upon The on
trance Of every train this evening they aF crowd
Cd into the depot, and rasde the mort scru-
tlhlzlns surSeys1 as u in expectation 0. either
more men or provisions, aud as each engine
lble on every face. A strong guard Of United
States soldiers WEE stationed on the platform,
the object ostensib1y being to prevent feniana
from jumping into the cars without tickets,
but really to deter them from proceeding to
Malone. Not the slightest disturbance took
place, however, for the Eentans seemed little
disposed to be quarrelsome, OF to af1prd any
occasion for hostile display on thepart Of
the regular troops. Indeed, when directed to
fall back from the cars they did 30 with good
grace and generally formed small groups to
discuss tieit uninviting prospects,
The majority Of the Fenians we're without
uniforms. but great many wore green jack
ets, trimmed with yellow braid. Some had
my oFeTcoats. one or two carried huge cayal-
r. swords, but none had muskots. As the
hight wore on their condition became mora de-
|'lorable, and towards 12 o'clock large num-
Arafo foR ~
, 1870-05-30
A Mother and Five Children kl1ffo-
GAtGd-0ecQrAtfQl1 0AE.

DAYTON, O., Nay ea.-Between ! and 2 O'Clock
this morning MfE. Fred, Moel1et, q German woM-
an, and I'VE children, from II tu years old, were
suflocated, and an infant OF four weeIs badly
burned. Mrh. Moeller WIS barely alive when res
cued, but soon died. The bahe will recover.
The scene THB shocking. The IRE Was
tho fcsul Of eArelessnesA. Damage,
about one thousand dn!lars.
to participate tn the decorating ceremonies at the
Soldiers Asylum. General W. Il, Gibson, aud
Lieutenant Goreruer Lee are here to deliver ora
tons Tomorrow.
, 1870-05-30
TIA T,v

LONDON, May 29.-AlSiceS from Rome rcpte.
sent tnfalHbllsts in and out Of the council as ex.
ueme1y acuTe during the debate which tB Eo!nc
On. Ther have called in all the absentees Of theii
and outside Of the council they are assembling iu
large numbers, and exert powerful pressure on
the disenttents- VenIiIot, editor OF EUntoers
Pope Iooo0o iraaes. most Of hicb Was IajseG ID nv nv
subscription among the poorer clergy Of France.
The Pope, .n accepting the gift, warmly thanked
Veninot. Strict censorship over the teegraphIc
dispatches has been established In Rome,
The agent Of the Ottoman Government demands
Of the PapRt Court = restoration OF their church
property to the Oriental monks, hoW at difference
With Rome
iAntonelli has replied to the Bavar1an note On
the proposed proclamation Of infelilbtlity In the
snmc terms he answered the Governments OF
France and Austria.
, 1870-05-30

Satu1dayss TtaEcdy-Grcnt Excite.
mcnt-lzoW RnncroTt was Shot
Dccoro 1fon pav.

Decoration Day.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Ttibunn
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 99.-The excitement ~
gas"lne fhe shooting Of Young Bancroft yeste1
gay, instead of tlying aTay as teleRranbe1 ,ast
nicat, seems to have reawakened to-day tSundsy1.
aud Knots Of excited men have gathered at the
stfeet st co[nefs talking Of tue very unfortunate
a. anai; Eeud and exciting harran9ues a.
y Ile necessity OF killing Bancroft hy
Saptain a an hobbins hnFe been heard among those
nno na'emade The tragedy Of yesterday the CHIEF
topic OF conversation to-day, and BBncrofs.s ac-
Hobs seem to SHOW that he was lai3or5nv under tjr
Mlea . maj me sGrEey of the line Of the railroad
you'd ruin his mothers property, anl that Il w,as
M 9ls dnty to defend her home Htth hi; lfe's h1oo1
tMs t idea, ne being an ignorant man, mnst
Of him that it drove him nesrf1
Il not o. quite crazy. and hc thus acted When he
~ - sapt ne Has HtinE at M open window Of the
secend atosy OF the house. playing On violin.
iee person WHO did the shooting crept M to tie
aouse anu TOOK deliberate aim With a shot-.ur,
LoAned with buck Shot, and tired, Bancroft failing
nead On Bis violin. The shriekE and csfes Of the
Niao"ea mother at this tragic fate Of her de7oted
son Fere heart rendtn2. As telegraphed
~ ~ Rent ne Ferdlct Of the coroners inquest
H;s 1ussinab1e homicide, but public opinion was
Inc programme for the ceremonies al Cann
Butler and OAK Ridge tomorrow, Decoration nav
Las been pu.,shsd, aud bids fair TO be 1mnressiTe
and interesting. The State utlces and Iinttri
STATES oNceg, and many OF the busIneas hnuscs IT
tEe CITY, viii be closed. The national flags m me
sstse uouse, Arsenal and United Ss1tes buildings
Nll be displayed at half mast and a lnrve nnrnher
OF cur citizens Will participate in the Ceremonies.