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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06
TURKEY.

CoNsTANrNopLE, November4 Mons.
Franchie, the Papal Envoy, has left the
Capital, having failed to obtain any guar.
antees from the Sultan in regard to the
status of the Catholic subjects in Turkey.
The Sublime Porte persistently refused
to discuss the condition of It's Christian
subjects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06
MILWAUKEE,.
An UnpleasantnesS Among the vien'
ma Lady Orchestra-. Relief Of WiS-
cOnsin Sufferers.

An UnpleasantnesS Among the vien'
ma Lady OrChestra.- Relief Of Wis.
cOnsin Sufferers.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-An unpleasant
disruption occurred last night among the
members OF the Vienna Lady Orchestra.
After the performance had closed and the
fair Viennese were expected TO leave on
the II o'clock train TO fulfill an engage.
ment at Cincinnati Monday night, tho
majority Of the company refuse to accom-.
pany Mr.. Rullman, the manager, for the
reason that they were dissatisfied with
their contracts. Nine or ten Of the com
pany, however, went on. Mr. Rullman
remains here, and will take legal measures
to compel the rebeliOus maidens to fulfill
their contracts. 1t Is said that II the Ia.
dies carry their point they will be permh.
nently engaged US the regular orchestra at
the Opera House. Other rumors say they
have received q better offer 10 travel un.
der another leader.
The Milwaukee Relief Committee nt
meeting yesterday, passed resolution
calling upon the Common Council TO
raise by subscription on the city's credit,
$50, 900 to be used by this Committee out.
side Of private subscription already re.
Ceived, which now foot up $4,000, Of this
considerable has been distributed for re-.
lief in various quarters. Forty.nvG lami.
lies have been supplied within the past
week, with everything needed TO sci them
up in housekeeping, and necessary PROV
visions provided. There are now one
hundred and seventy.flve families on the
list drawing their supplies from the dc.
pot here. The response from the country
at large Is Of the most gratifying charac.
ter. The old City Hall where most of the
supplies are kept, is well filled with pack.
ages OF all descriptions from every part
Of the United States. The Revenue Cut.
ter, Andrew johnson Is engaged in carry.
Ing these supplies to the burnt district
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06
weather Report.
WAR DBPARTNHNT, /
OPPrCE or TnE CHIEF SigHAL OFFICER,
WASH SaTON, y. o., Nov. 5-I:3O r. ".


The area Of the highest barometer will
probably continue on the lakes and more
eastward, on Monday, into Pennsylvania
and Maryland. Easterly winds will con-
tinue on the lakes, veering to the south.
east, from Michigan to Lake Superior,
and increasing to n brisk gale on Lake
Erie. NOrthwesterly winds will continue
on the East Atlantic, veering to the north.
east and east. Pleasant weather will con.
tinhe in the south Atlantic and Gull
States. Dangerous winds are not nntici-
pated unless pUssi oily for u short time on
the southern portion nl lake Michigan
and western portion Of Lake Erie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06
The Michigan SuGerers...Provisions,
building Material and Utensils

DETROIT; Nov. A-Thc Michigan State
Relief Committee have published cir.
cular stating that the contributions Of
clothing from all parts Of the country for
the relief Of the sufferers by the fire in
this State, have been so generous that the
stock now on hand and III transit, will
meet the wants Of the outlerers for the ar
ticles of clothing what Is still needed is
building materials, farming utensils and
provisions or money for these purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06
Panic In a Louisville Churches
Eleven Persons Killed and Others
Injured.

HHnlC IN hOuhVulG SuuICHs~a
Eleven Persons Killed and Others
Injured.
LOUISVILLE, November 5.-At nine
and q half o'clock tonight the giving way
of n column in tho lower room in the
African Baptist Church, corner 9th and
York Streets created n panic among the
congregation In the upper room and the
whole body rushed, iammed and crushed
down two marrow stair.ways. On each
side ur the door men tralnpled over wo.
men and children. In the fright eleven
we're killed outright, two OF them chill.
dren, and number more or less
wounded one had q leg broken.
The killed arc all women. The scene Is
terrible and heart.rCnding - mothers
screaming over their dead children-hus.
bands In agony over their wives. The
column or pillow which gave way proved
to have been set on lower floor, between
the joists, with nothing under IL but three.
inch flooring The coroner will hold an
inquest tomorrow, and investigate the
whole matter.
Jas. Smith, q brakeman on the Evans.
Vile, Henderson & Nashville railroad, fell
from the top of the cars near darlington,
Ky, yesterday morning, run over, and
literally cut 10 pieces. His bones were
crushed and his flesh torn to rags. His
remains were gathered up, packed in a
box, and sent TO Hopkinsville, KY, where
his wife resides
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06
smnllpo, pcnth rate InphiIndelphIa

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The Board
of Health reports m average Of fourteen
deaths per day from smallpox during the
week. A slight increase over previous
reports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06

Near Bucyrus, Ohio, Friday, William
Booth while out hunting fell from n wa.
gon, his gun being discharged thereby,
and the load entered his heart, From the
effects Of which he died soon after
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06

The dry goods store Of VIM. Leavitt
& Co, of Mineral Ridge, Ohio, was con.
Sumed by FIRE Thursday. Loss $4,000;
insurance, $1,000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06

CLEVELAND, Nov. GA negro named
Wm. Jones, stabbed and killed German
butcher named John Schmidt, about hall.
past 8 o'clock tonight in a saloon broil on
Ontario street. Schmidt is considered a
respectable German. Jones is a bar.
keeper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06
yHAR0Es AoAINsT TIE sAvANNAn COL
IECTOn.

SAVANNAH, GA, November 4.-Collcc.
tor Robb has returned, and Is in charge Of
the Custom House. A bill has been found
in the United States Court against him
for embezzlement and aiding In a con.
spiracy TO defraud the Government, and
be has given bail for his appearance for
trial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06
Ku'Klu1 AGaits IN south Carolina.

a. a telegram from Oil City states that
Mste ,, Is apanic in the petroleum market,
with a decline in crude oil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-06
GEORGIA..
Message OF the New Governor.

ATLANTA, November 4.-Acting Gov.
ernor Conley's message was read to-day.
lie says nothing about an election, and
hopes there will be no ground for further
reconstruction. He promises retrench.
ment. lie says he cannot now tell Of the
disposition OF the State bonds, and urges
an investigation Of the matter lie coun.
sells execution Of the laws, and promises
to use the pardoning power sparingly.
lie advocates free education, but opposes
mixed schools. lie urges that the obllga-
tiOns Of the State be faithfully met.
CHARGES Against THE SAVANNAH col.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Commerce.


The following vessels from Delaware ar
rived at Philadelphia
Oct. 26th.-Schr Tycoon, Cooper, Smyrna,
grain.
Oct. e7th.-Schr NJ. Il. Hobson, Blocksom,
Little Creek Landing, grain.
. Oct. 2Sth-Schr Aurora, Arts, Frederick,
grain Schr Clayton & Lowber, jackson,
Smyrna, grain Schr Olivia, Campbell, Odessa,
grain; Schr T. W. Ware, Marshall, Lewes,
grain Schr Mary and Caroline, Fowler,
Leinsic, grain Schr Reading Railroad No
90, Nickerson, wilmington.
Oct 30th.-Schr Ann West, Durbon, CAM
den, grain Schr Farmers Friend, lnsley
Laurel, lumber.
Oct. 31st.-Schr James Anderson, Tunnel,
Indian River, corn; schr VIM. s. Mason,
McNitt, Frederick, wood schr d. II. Merrl-
man, Tracey, Indian River, grain schr A >.
Paynter, Anderson, Lewes, grain I; schr
Martha NJ. Davis, Robinson, Milford, grain
Nov. 1st.-Schr Chattanooga, Snare, Ban
gor via Wilmington, lumber; schr Onward
Evans, Indian River, grain schr ]. Q: Town
send, Townsend, Indian River, grain sen
Sewall, Painter, Lewes, grain; schr Sussex
Bennett, Milton, grain schr Arladne
Thomas, Smyrna, grain.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
Good Health Monthly Magazine,
Harper's Magazine.


Notices Of he Press.
There srs few intelligent American families In which
uARPRRs MAGAZINE would not be apr recated and
highly welcome guest. here is monthly Magazine
an Intelligent reading family less afford to be with
out Many Magazines are accumulated HARPERe 10
edited There IL not Magazine that is printed which
shows more intelligent pains expended on its articles
and mechanical execution There is not cheaper Mag
sEne published. There h. not confeasedly, more popu-
lar MAGAZINE In the woIld.-NeiD England Homesiedd
A repository Of biography and history, literature,
science and art uuequaed by any other American pub
lication . The volumes are as valuable as mere
work OF reference any cyeop@3iA place our
libraries HAMPERS MAGAZINE Is record Of travel
every where since the hour its establishment Liy
ingstone and Gordon Cumming in Africa, srA among
the Andes and Ross Browne In the East, Spoke on the
Nile aud MacgIegor the Jordan-indeed, all recent
Travellers q note have their most important dis
eovees reproduced in there pages. Most Of younger
and many Of older writer's find here their literary
biography. Our artists The best evidences q their
genius and the most enduring specimens Of their work
In ths Magazlns-N. Y. SdHddid
It is one the wonders Of journalism-the editorial
management Of Harpers-1hs Nation, N. J..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
FOREIGN NEWS
smarck is going to Italy.

Bismarck is going 10 Italy.
Eugene has entirely recovered.
Cardinal Antonelli is severely indisposed.
The smallpox is spreading rapidly in Bel
fast, Ireland.
Trochu, it is said, is getting more and
more unpopular.
A revolt is threatened in the Portuguese
colony of Goa, India.
Arrests of conspiIators have la'ely been
made at Barcelona, Spain.
The disarmament OF the National Guard
throughout France is nearly completed.
Giau has engaged the celebrated Russian
pianist, Rubenstein, for the season in Amer
lea.
Mile. Missions losses by fire in Paris are
said TO ave been $50, 1000; by Chicago fire,
$4,000.
England is placing her army on war
footing and con,emplates change in the
Ministry.
Twenty factories at Chemnilz have sus-
pended operations in consequence Of labor
strikes.
Great Britain has expended e266, 100 on
the Notifications in the Isle Of A,derney
since 1850.
President Theirs refuses 10 modify his III
timatum TO England, regarding the com
melCial treaty
Thousands Of farms in France and Ger
many are divided one from another only by
u narrow path.
Japan has population OF II, 5s5, 700 male
and 1913, 62l female persons who live il
1902, 72s houses.
The reconstruclion Of the Vendome col
umn in Paris commenced last week undo
the direction OF NJ. Renard.
Tie Viceroy of Egypt Is connecting Ur
per and Lower Egypt by railroad; the PFC
,, limnary step to opening central Africa.
j A conclave Of Cardinals, to consider tn
. action which the Sacred College should TAX
J.. m u e event OF the POpe's death, is shori
= to be held at some point in France.
e A private letter from Shanghai states tia
o the cable from shanhai to Yokohap,a, Japar
d has been fshed up by Chinese pirae
g and long section cut of and carried away
general order Oft the Russian War Offic
Il duly approved the Gar, directs an entii
and complete reorganization of the imperii
!. army, and the calling and training to arm
IL OF the whole adult male population of I'll
:, country in their respective distiies.
A correspondent writes from Shanghai q
:, follows "An0lher great change has ucCul
|
4 the old tea clipper is at discount. II
:. new seasons teas have all been taken honC
" by new screw steamers via Surz canal au
!, am afraid the tea clipper, like the old tire
y decker, is now one OF the things of the pas
and you will hear Of iha great ocean rae
home no more"
The Treasury OF France has had tire
millions Of francs Unexpectedly returned
!" it by the Able lhirihn, in whose hands
d was placed Tor safe keeping during the wa
= In the autumn balloon sent up from Pari
/ fell at Hennement, Mause, district the
"a occupied by The Germans. The mrOnau
II who was envoy from the capital, had tire
j.; millions OF francs in his possession wit
which to purchase arms. He knew that Il
~ Ptussaus were pursuing him, and lie toe
" the money to the Able, and when the Pru
Y slams came they could not find IT. At Il
W, return Of pence the honest Able sent Il
4. money To Belgium, whence II has been Sc
-, 10 the French government
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
Building improvements.

Mr.. Jones, foreman at Hilles' Machine
Shops, is building two-story dwelling "a py
26 feet, on Twelfth street, east OF heald'
Simpson & Robinson, bricklayers..
Mr.. Gus Tenweges, the lager beer SAIGON sa
80 feet, with back building, IL by IL ieet, az
No. 405 King street. F. @. Simpson, brick
layer; Joseph Vandervere, carpenter.
Mr.. Daniel Kent is building three three
story dwellings, each 10 by 80 feet, with
back buildings, IA by IS feet, at Sixth and
| Washington streets. +. G. Simpson, brick
layer; w. II. Foulk, carpenter.
The Scott Methodist Church, at seventh
and Spruce streets, is being finished by W. II
Foulk, carpenter. 1t is expected to be ready
for service about the middle OF December.
Miss Sallie White, .colored, at 1922 French
street, is building three-story brick dwelling
10 by 30 feet. +. G. Simpson, bricklayer; &
II. Tindall, carpenter; Edward Brown
painter Keenan, & Mahan, plasterers
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

From iAe smyrna Tunes, November !.
The winter dancing sociables of this town
commenced last evening.
The ith Quarterly meeting, Tor the year,
Of the Kent County Association OF Good
Iemplars, will he held at Smyrna, in the
Hall Of Cooke Lodge, No, AZ, on tie third
Wednesday (l5th) OF November. BY order
OF the Association.
The new Baptist Chapel at Vernon, in tins
county, Is To be dedicated Nov. 10TH The
Methodist Proleslants, TO which the most OF
This new Baptist congregation formerly be.
onged, are ais building new church.
Rev. Mr.. Ostrander, Of the NJ L. Sunday
School Union, who chained the people of
the Peninsula, last week, by lis winning
eloqucnce and pleasing VOC, will hold q
Normal Institute in this town and Dover
some time in December.
The old depot building first erected at
Clayton, which had become a dilapidated
eye-s0re, was torn down on Saturday. Ills
rumored that either neat freight house or a
flower yard is TO occupy the site.
An old man named John Hoe, whilst out
cunning one afternoon last week, on Bonn
hay Hook, fell PROSTATE upon the ground
and died almost instantly. lie was cook for
a crew Ct fishermen ir m Philadelphia. who
I fish on the Bombay Hook shore every win.
/ TER. His son who was with him W ST pun,
4 ming, testified as above nj the nqu, St held
I by Deputy Coroner Ewbanks, at CLAYTON
previous TO sending the remains 10 Phlla
! Il is supposed lie died Of heart disease,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
Relief for the Burned Methodist
Churches of Chicago.

A number OF the ministers ana laymen oil
the NJ. Z. Church, of Wilmington, met in the
lecture room of st. Paul's M. +. Church,
Oct. 31st, at u o'clock, to consult together in
relation TO the relief of the Methodists whose
churches have been destroyed in the late fire
at Chicago. Rev. ]. D. Curtis was chosen
chairman OF the meeting, and Rev. r. W.
Todd and S. W. McCaulley, Esq, were
appointed secretaries.
DR.. Fowler, of Chicago, made an address
in which he said that 100000 worth of
church property was destroyed and the mem-
bership reduced to poverty.
Suggestions were made by Messrs Rey-
nods, Sparks, Lightb9urn, II. F. Pickles,
| Kelley, c. Moore, Poslles, J. Todd, Hill, r..
! W. Todd, j. 7. Cause, Stern, jackson and
others, when, on motion, it was resolved TO
hold a mass meeting on Wednesday evening
neXt-Nov sth-at y O'Clock in Grace NJ.
f. Church, to hear representation Of the
cause of Chicago Methodsm, and to secure
subscriptions for its relief Messrs. II. #.
Pickles G. Moore, S. Postles, A. Kelley, Il
f. NJ McKaig, E. Mcndlnhall and ]. Riddle
were appointed a Committee 10 arrange fol
the above meeting.
On motion it was resolved that the pastor o.
each Methodist Church appoint committee
of five, with discretionary powers. as to time
ways and means, &c, to secure in the severa
NNlisa lhANllo ANl'lN9NiltNh 9AboNAAPNAbho 80
the object proposed. The following commit
tees have been appointed =
Asbury-C. Moore, d. 7. Hawkins, b
IIesler, j. Rolin and j. Wise.
ST. Paul's-A. Kelley, C. Kendall, c. NJ
Moore. ]. Pyle and T. Pickles.
Unions. Postles, G.. Stearn, j. S. Crosley
A. Thatcher and W. Pickles.
Gracc-G. w. Sparks, ]. II. jackson, R
Z. Robinson, II. +, Pickles and s. M. Har
rington.
Scou--E. NJ. McKaig, W. H. Foulk, J.
Wedn, r. G. Moody and J. A. Foreman.
On motion, Rev. j. D. Curtis, P. L. will
the several pastors of the Wilmington Metho
dist Episcopal Churches, were appointed
committee TO address an appeal in behalf Q
Chicago Methodism, TO the churches of tn
Wilmington Annual Conference.
The Committee of Arrangements were in
strucied to request the attendance of Bisho
Simpson on Wednesday evening next, at tn
mass meeting.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
Females Suffering with Rupture

Or other Physical Weakness invited TO visit Phia.
delphiA and call at c. II. NEEDLESS Office, No, I5l
Twelfth Street. below Race, to obtain proper Trusses,
Braces supporters &c: lady attendant conducts this
department with professional ability. Examinations
made aud suitable inst uments for Proapsus applied
H. NEEDLES gives personal atteRon to male patients
at his Office, eorner Twelfth and Race Streets Philade
phia. Extensive practice in this special branch Of
Mechanical Remedies, insures Intelligent and correct
treatment. As-BANNINds BRACES adjusted.
jAn12-eie4- lon
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

GRAND SECRETARY MCINTYRE has received
checks from Hermann Lodge, No, ~ and
Star Of Bethel Lodge, No. 10, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of Delaware, for S25'OO
each, contributed to the fraternity at Chicago,
They will be at once sent to Grand
Master Sharp, at Camden, 10 be forwarded
with other monies to their ultimate des'ina-
tiOn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

OUR MILFORD cotemporary-the Mutual
Friend''-is preparing for Christmas unusually
early, as we learned from its columns OF
Saturday. 1t transformed an entire page o.
its matter into solid pi Mustn't be so extra
VACANT, General. Pie is well enough in it
place and in reasonable quantities, but you
mass of pi is positively wasteful.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

IN A SERMON last Sunday, at Plymouth
Church, Henry Ward Beecher thus let himself
out on children. No one will, we think, deny |
the force of his remarks
What we are fighting for needs push and
perseverance and pluck. You are trying to he
a Christian and so you think you must be
meek, and # you feel that you love praise
YOU must watch yourself and confess \ on
sweet, dear fool, let your love OF praise he
guided and not taken out. If your child is
fond of praise, praise him not for hs curly
hair, but for something good that he does. IL
he is tempted to tell lie, and tells the truth,
praise him for that 1t has been said that
the minister's children is the devils grand
children. / don't believe that, but do be-
lieye that some good people try TO bring up
their children so cxquisitely that when the
children 60 out for themselves they have no
selfcontio, and are Immediately bankrupt.
Let chAdFen make mistakes and learn by Their
Mistakes Just in proportion as child IS
worth anything he is full of force, and II
must have an outlet The damnation ofthou-
sands of young men is in bringing the tulli
fresh power Of youth TO the city, with nc
work for an outlet. They soon find some
thing 10 do. o, the slaughter of young men
MY heart is sick and heavy. Occupation
work that uses you, that fills you, is your sal
walton. There is nothing more dangerou
than an educated community with nothing Il
do There are thousands of educated womel
who do not work No doubt God intended
that men and women should marry But il
the inequalities OF the present condition Q
society many women cannot be married. !
these women are in feeble health or hay
little force there is not much trouble but
don't wonder that the bold eagle like nature
fret in their limits and dcest life, or that til
great hearts dash themselves out in vast
There must be outlet for these immens
forces, or society viii go on getting worse an
worse to the end.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
Harper's Bazaar.

Notices # The Press
II IL really the only illustrated ohronicler Of fashion
In the country. Its supplements alone are worth the
pon price Of the paper While fully maintain.
ing itH position mifror Of fashion, II also contains
stories poems brilliant essavs esideE general and per-
sonai gossip Bosom Sdtaiddy EreRin0 Gazette
There any paper published that 50 delight
new bonnet; 1t will you ten times the nrioe in Ii
household economy It teaches-PToUidtnce journal.
The young lacy who buys single number Of Har-
Euen ng Post
ms baIar Is excellent Like all the periodicals which
me hArpes publish Il is almost ideally we'll edited and
the class Of readers for whom is inendedthe moth.
ers and daughters in aversge fanes-cannot but proat
BY ITS good sense and good taste which, no
are today making very many homes happier than they
nay have tesn before the women began taking lessons
PERSONAL and household, add social mana cement from
lhla gool.natuIed mentor.-Ihe haiiln. N. Y.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
Mystic Water from David's Well.

The great DIURETIC TONIC and ALTERATIVE
remedy NJ the ACE holds ia solution the prOi0Yide Of
Iron and valuable compounds, aud being proved
by the unering test ~ repeated trials ohe Rest
known RfNElllhs ~ ha.ey DstaJes; Dgpepslai ner-
SUMPTION in its early stages, Diabetes, eSiinaI Dftor
ders and General Debility II purhes and eurches the
blood increases the Appellee promotes digestion, slim
ulates the secretious and vnlzes the system
It is highly recommended by Physicians, and the test
monals ni mvalids reveal Its secret powers II il sold
at the low price of 81 o. per box Of one dozen quart hot
ties delivered at Bristol, Pa TO be expressed TO any
D. s. CADwALLADER, 1905 Race ST., Pha.
= fIs-Tbe HEALING INSTITUTE at DAVIDS WELL
il designed 10 immediate patients during all seasons
Of the year who prefer drinking she MYSTIC from
he WILL. iehl-5m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

IeNAr1us c. CRUDE, ESQ.,, City Solicitor
visited Dover on Tuesday, and found the act
Of the Legislature authorizing the city to issue
bonds to pay for the widening of Railroad
Ayenue-Water street. The act has the
proper endorsements showing its passage by
both Houses of the State Assembly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

The Eueniag Herald says deer recently
shot out West, had brick in its stomach
We have young bucks in this city who are
constantly more than half shot, with "prlcks
in their hats" Although not "deer," some
ofthem are very high-priced animals to thell
resneciive daddes.