Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
AMERICAN NEWS.

Minister Schenck, in England, is indispo-
sed.
The bed on which President Lincoln died
is for sale in Washington.
Small pox has succeeded the yellow fever
| in Buenos Ayres to frightlul extent
Fabcr's Talking Machine is on exhibition
at the Assembly Building, Philadelphia.
A schooner has arrived at Baltimore from
Malaga, with cargo of fruit for 81. Louis
The peanut crop IA growing into favor
among the truckers in Wicomico Co., Va.
s. S. White OF Philadelphia, manufactures
100000 artificial teeth employing 800
hands.
The steamer SalseIte is about leaving Liv-
erpool for Baltimore to gel a cargo of cotton
and oysters.
The United States and British Commits
sion, at Washington resume their sessions |
November 9th.
The steamer william Miller from China |
via. SLez Canal, has arrived at New York, |
with cargo Of tea.
Rev. DR.. Seplimus Tusin, one Of the first
Presbyterian ministers in Washington City,
died there Oct. 29th.
A number of government officials at Wash
I ington have accepted positions under the
japanese government.
Philadelphia has one hundred and sixty
individual and undivided estates worth from
one TO ten millions OF dollars.
Georgetown, d. {: College has received a
0 donation OF 81, 900 by the sister Of the late
Rev. James Il. D0nelan.
Robert Morris Copeland, distinguished
landscape gardner and architect Of Boston,
: has made Philadelphia his home
The Apache Indians Of Arizona and New
|, Mexico arc In n suffering and s'arving con
y y ditiOn and willing to make peace
4 Bayard Taylcr, WHO is now on II lecture
d tour in the West, cOntemplates shortly OF tn
It king trip TO Europe with his amly.
t. The natives of Alaska, complain Of unjust
1t treatment by the American Seal Fishery
is Company, who treat them as wild Indians.
's DIR. Rosenweg, the aborlionst at New
IS York, has been found guilty aud sente need
rs TO seven years Imprisonment at hard labor.
A young lady in Oil City, Penna., while
wrnging out dress, ran needle through
the palm Of her hand, aud died in five min
utes.
So Hawkins OF Salt Lake, was found guilty ol
T. pOlygamy on Saturday and sentenced TO y
re fine of $500 and imprisonment at three years
r hard labor,
IN An Philadelphia, Nov. 1st, Invalid Pen
IA sion Agent Forbes was held in S2j, ,0OO bal
be to answer the charge OF Cmbczzling govern
a. mCnt funds,
as In Charleston, last week, cOlored man
'st had TO forfeit to the Aims House a tray q
rl- fish, which he was selling on the streets
n without license.
cd Daniel Ermentront, Esq, argued in TN
Ell Court at Reading Pa, in the suit between
rS the Wilmington and the Philadelphia aut
ne Reading Railroads.
he The Metropolitan Methodist Church il
.ft,,n Of oil axrar
nc bells from Troy which will be in use abou
the middle oil November
General Sherman has abandoned, for III
Re. present, his intended trip TO Europe, on &C
sast count Of the death Of his falher-in law, III
by late Hon. Thomas Ewing.
Seven churches, SIX converts, two asy
OK lums, eight schools, and two hospitals be
ID" longing 10 the Roman Catholics were de
slroyed by the Chicago fire.
The nail Manufacturers OF the Atanti
r, States have decided TO advance prices tiltee
" per cent, In consequence OF the loss oil lVOi
, Ivy 900 kegs by the Chicago fire.
Rev. Peter Maria Carbon, for many ytal
pastor of the Church of the Most Holy Trr
iiy, Philadelphia. died In that city Oct. 10
ng He was born in Alsace, France A. ID. 49,
ton Supervisor Stokes of Tennessee, an sl
M Congressman, has lately been detected
lie, drawing Sill ,O20 from the National Treasl
a ry to pay spurious soldiers during the war
'he In Philadelphia, south of the old Navy Yal
~ All Avenue, ninety feet wide, is TO be mat
= along the river front, on half OF which III
pie Pennsylvania Railroad Company will Ia
ueh tracks.
III Gen. Robert Anderson, OF Fort Sumpt
es' fame, died 1T Nice, France, Oct. goth, agI
us us AZ years. His remains will be brought TO u
Dlll United States in the government steam
ties Guerrere.
end Ti,o Steamboat Tnsnoctors at WashinrlC
TO have concluded their labors and submit
IN their report to Secretary Boutwell,, main
by on the subject of international rules al
,ups regulations.
ICED The Mayor and many officials of St. Lol
Eer- have been arrested on an indictment Ire
'lt- the Federal Court, charged with ielon
Of growing out of the disturbances at the
zeu gust elections.
con- Tie dealers in lumber and brick IN Chi
cas- go are demanding extorlionate prices.
en- Brick makers from other parts ct the cou
the try, even as far off as Philadelphia, are SET
give ing for orders.
'uo The United States coast survey steam
por.. Hasslcr LETT Philadel phia on Wednesday
teps Boston, where Prof Agassiz and party v
ON embark for their exploring expedition arou
ana Cape Horn and up the Pacific.
nio- .n Gov. Bullock of Georgia resigned his of
'i .ue Oct. 23d, his resignation taking elect [
ltlee 3Oth. Benjamin ConleY, President of
Shole Senate, was installed in his place. G
IN of Rnlinck left for New York.
nend- wy,ion, M Evo,,s lo,e A,iornov tlene
forth ond Rnniamin r. Cn1tis' Iale iuslice of
r any Snnreme Cont. have been APPOINTED ca
must sci for the United States before the uribu
10 meet in Geneva on the alabama q
or re- tion." MIR. Evarls, 1t is understood, acc
to the the appointment.
ing to The Secretary of The Treasury has aut
ng 10 ized the Assistant Treasurer at New Yor
neyed purchase one million of bonds ON each v
orma- ncsday in the month of November or
millions in ALL and to sell one milo
labor coin in The first, third, and fifth Thursd
with and two millions each on the second
fourth Thursdays, or seven millions in q