Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
gWILMINGTON, DEL.
The Peninsula.



SOMERSET COUNTY.
The cornerstone of Christ M. i. Church. at
Paramount Nd, will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies next Saturday, at 2P. M.
The registration books will again be opened
on the Gath and 25th insts.
The lazy against killing cartridges expires on
the Goth inst.
The Somerset Herald has the audacity and
mendacity to say that the white citizens of that
town neither commenced or participated in the
recent attack on the Republican meeting there.
In the face of the general admissions Of Demo-
cr4ts and Democratic papers this is about the
boldest efrontory se have come across.
wIcoauco COUNTY.
The Eastern Shorenadn inverts its columns for
the death of the rebel General Lee. No need to
say it is Democratic.
A colored man, named Dennis, from Princess
Anne, was knocked down and killed bya loco
motive, ON the Wicomico h Pokomoke II. IT,,
near Salisbury, last week.
Tho Amendment Celebration in Salisbury
passed off quietly We believe, and We judge from
the silence of tho democratic papers it was a
success.
The lecture room of the new NJ. r. Church, in
Milford, will be dedicated on the 3Oth inst.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
That neutral paper, the Berlin Times goes into
mourning for Lee and is fairly yocifer0us lii
behalf OF the Democracy,
A stage is now film from Newton to Westover.
10th parties are holding frequent political
meetings in the county.
Berlin wants more street lamps
There has been great deal of thieying through
the county of late.
Irving Spence, School Examiner for Worcester
county, will lecture Oh Education, in SNOW Hill,
on the evening Of tho 26th.
CECIL couNft.
d. L. LcdoIc has again taken up his residence
in Elkton.
The cellar of Henry NJ. Nicols of Elkton, was
recently robbed
Elkton is troubled by youthful rowdes.
]. q. Bouldin. at Locust Point Farm, shot
man recently, who was watching while an ac-
complete robbed his chicken roost. The fellow
gave his name as ,Icff ravif, aid was 80 badly
woltnded that his captor dressed his wounds and
let him SO thinking him sufficiently punished.
A fine new organ has just been put in 81.
NIary's Episcopal Church, at North East.
CAROLINE COUNTY
The Union is picking away at the old sore and
republishes Judge Goldsboroughs indiscreet let
ter with yoluminous comments sustaining it
Mr. Torbert will address several Republican
meetings in the County, during the coming win
ter,
ofCtuSuJTuUpu DtS u pDpultIiUu u DOt. ll1u-
tom, 45l, and Hillshoronsh, 30.
TALBOT COUNTY.
The Democratic papers are making all the
capital they can out of Judge Goldsborough's
letter. They wonld be fools il they did not, but
what have our Republican contemporaries to say
about the Easton Stars charges against the
Democratic candidate How about his conspi-
racy with Tom Swami
Rev. Orlando Hutton, d. D., OF Easton, has
rt.In IN. ,.,f
IN Washington to fill the pulpit made vacant by
the appointment of liey. VIM. Pinkney, d. D.,
Assistant Bishop of Maryland. His resigna-
ton as Rector of Christ Church, In Easton, takes
effect November 1st.
John L. Caldwell IS building d new dwelling
near tie depot In Easton, and Luther NJ. Rey-
nolds IS building a handsome dwelling on Ills
farm in Oxford Neck.
The Easton SIR after denouncing Col. Ham
bleton, for months, and insinuating that lie had
entered into corrupt bargain for the Senator
ship with the infamous Tom Swami. now has the
nnblushing eifrontery to ask people to vote for
him.
elected Secretery of tho Maryland Agricultural
Society, in place of u. II. Warng, resigned.
The population OF Talbot county by the census
just taken Is 16, 15s.
The Easton Gazette takes strong ground against
Judge Goldsborough's letter.
Two men who registered themselves as Ii.
Thompson and J. II. Zoe, Of. Philadelphia, put
up at the Norris Hotel in Easton, one night last
week. and left without paying their bill, walking
to Miles liver Ferry where they took the boat
They left behind them team which they had
hired in Cambridge.
The two colored Democrats from Baltimore
are trying to organize a colored Democratic Club
in Easton, and are endeavoring to raise money
fof barbecue to further their plan.
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the creeks.
Several fochs or Wild geese have recently
been seen flying OYER the comfy
81. Michaes is troubled by u gang Of sneak
thieves.
The legal prohibition against shooting part
ridges expires on the 10th instant.
QUEEN ANSEs COUNTY.
The County, Commissioners have appointed
Judges of election ms follows: First District
Nicholas Nansant Charles w dlanding, and
benjamin ). Elliott. Second District-Joe
Clements, Henry A. Forman, and John V. Iegg
Third District Thomas De Rochbrume, H. i.
Feddeiman, and James i. Palmer. Fourth Dis
trict-Water X. White, James Denney, and
benjamin q. FOLSOM. Fifth District--Ienry
Dodd, I'hos. J. G. Cowley, and George W. Fa-
lowtield.
The ladies' of the Methodist Protestant Church,
oil Centreville propose holding fair and festi-
val, for the benUtit OF tile church, during the
first week of the November term of court.
VIM. w. Busteed, of the Centreyille Observer
has Just taken unto himself wife. That is right
for William
Queen Anne's county has 3lS1 dogs.
The Observer holds Zip the action of the cooretl
Democrats of Baltimore, for the emulation of
the colored men in Queen Annes and tarnts the
latter with lack OF Independence in all voting
one way
KENT COUNTY.
The last number of the Fi1entdn's Journal il
a handsome paper. The editor says it is printed
by amateur. printers. Two months ago but one
OF the employees working in the office had ever
set type or seen inside of n printing office.
Now there are three colorcd boys at the cases and
the editor himself corrects proof, makes M and
does the press work.
The Journal exposes grave frauds perpetrated
BY the Democratic registers. 1t publishes hun
dreds OF names at first added to the lists and
then quietly dropped.