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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-28

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-28

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Slip Yard.-The schooner Charm is on
the ways at Messrs. Pusey, Jones q Co.'s
ship yard.
Patenis.- On Nov. 2sth, Mr.. Frank A.
Fletcher, OF Newark, received patent Tor
paper.cutting machine.
Oo1msrcs.-Dec. LIST Schooner Oliver,
Campbell, Odessa, graini schr NJ e Feme-
rick, DaseY, Wilmington.
Treasurer Electcd.-At a meeting OF the
Board of Trustees of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, held Nov. Goth, $. X. Ball
was elected Treasurer.
Apples.-Mr. W. F. Brick, merchant, on
Thursday, received 1909 barrels OF Canada
apples by the canal boat Yankee Spy, Capt.
Samuel Hoyer, from Gaspori, near Buffalo,
New York.
Fireman Deceased. MIR. John Kelley, for
several yeals a member OF the Delaware Fire
Company, died last Thursday from consump'
tlon. He was about twenty-five years OF age
and morocco dresser by trade
Police Record From Nov 9th 10 Dec
3rd, inclusive, Mayor Valentine heard Inc
| following es:-Drunkennessi TO- Yag-
rancy, assault and battery and obstrucling
the public street, each total, 10 cases
W,lsainqton and Western Railroad
LaboreTs are engaged in opening the lne o
this road between Newport Pike and ih
Harbor. The bridge near the Super Phos
pbate Factory will shortly be commenced
| Everything is progressing satisfactorily
City Market On Saturday, farmers sol
butter from SO TO Acc pound; lard, l2c, DC
for good, Sc for inferior; ducks, 81, 40
pair; eggs, 4sc dozen; pears, Acc ma
peck; apples, IA to 25c, do; walnuls, Joe
do; shellbarks, 12c quart dried cherrie'
15c, do; apples, $3.50 bushel.
Commissions AppOinted Judge Vale
, has appointed tue following Commission
! to condemn land for the opening OF tn
streets named:
To open c street from Market to Christ
1 ana AYeuue-James q. Aiken, John /
Moore, Robert D. Hicks, John Hugh an
Jesse Alexander.
Tn open West Liberty street betwee
Z Maryland Avenue and the Marsh Road
! Thomas Walters, William Thatcher, Wi
a liam Ferris, George jackson and Geor!
}, Hanson.
8 Tie Junction and Bredkt5atr Rdilroa
Il The following is condensed from q
Mutual Friend;-0n November 18th, at
meeting of tho Directors Of the Junction Al
d BreakNR eT Railroad Company, the posst
y sion OF The road 10 Mr.. Baumgardner,
Sc Lancaster county, Pa, was confirmed. T
N. road from Harrington to Milford was co
81 stlucted chiefly through aid received fro
hss the lottery grant; from Milford 10 Geort
IN town was started by $25 900 stock 81
.. scription by New YoIkers. A State 10
Gel assured It's completion; from Georgetown
les beWes-h elstanee u hlteSh nise9 ., "
cy built by contract by MessIs. Barry q Shlt
e'' agents Of Mr.. Thomas Baumgardner, W
l.. received $76,000 cash and 6,0O0 shares
no ock, amounting 10 $4,000 more. o.
~. $4,000 shares OF the Company's Cap
Stock were issued,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
TINE TABLE.


Trains will Lave Dspel corner Of Broad street AID
Wa,hinsiou Avenue, AS follows;
WAY'MAlL TRAIN Ats.s0 a. N. (sundAys excepted
nees At Wilmington with Delaware Hail Road Line;
At Clay TN with Smyrna ranch Rail Road and Maryland
aud Delaware hsil Road, at harrington with Junction
and Breskwaer Rail Road at seaiord with Dorchester
aud DeasA Rail Rosd, st DelmHr with Eas ern shrs
Rail Road,
txPStss lRAlN at Il As a. IN (surdays excepted,
for Baltimore WaahiHg tou stopping a. v ilnIprtop
PerrYyi lie snd havt.de GTae Col1ec;s at WlniDgton
VIII tiau Tor New Castle
fAPhEss TRAIN at 4 90 p. m. tsundays exeepted,l
for BslumOTe and Washing stepping at hur.
lSwi Llsw9od, Claymont, Whining New port Stanton
Newark, ELTON, North Rast, CIarestoWh Psrryville,
IAvre de,1race, Aberdeen, rerTymAns Rdgswooa Mag
nolla, Chlies ard stemmsr's Run
tSAldlr sxpkhss At Il 30 P. IN (daily,) for Balti.
oiaSmoht Wilmington, kewuk Ilklon, Nonh-Esst
tspyFilie hsvre,ds-Graee, terr1 MAJ and Mageola
Passengers FOR foftre Monsos and Norfolk viii lake
Wilmington TRAINS
stopping At All staohs between lLilade phia aud vii.
mlnston
Leave Philadelphia a, hoo, M. $50, 90 and 100
fesd Tor hairiugt0n ana intei mediats stations.
Lo1se M,imiaston a. 45 anu SlVs. u. 40 AGO. and
tween Chester aud Philadell hia IVY
Ir4ils leaving Wilmington Gas =. IT,, aud 400 D
H. VAL cor meet at Lamokin JUNCTION with The co
AL anu 4iSo p N, rtAi- Tor Pladelphi4 and Ball-
more Central hAl Road.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 10 90, u 70 A. aud 10 20
From BALTIMORE TO iHlLADELPHIA.
Leave ba.umors 20 a IN. Way Mail 94O a. N. ex-
press 10 p, N kxPrefs. % D. IN. Express. 10 %
' Express
TRAINS For BALTIMORE
Leave Chester al - % aud II a. -. ana as n M
Leave Wi@iA2ton at II o., O3 Aad ii o. a. N ia IS
aad II o. N. -
sukDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE,
Leave Baltimore Al q IS o. M stopping A. Masnora
Perry mAns ABERDEEN, A4vse-as-Gsae, Perfvvlle
Charlsst'Sn, NoFti-Ea,t, E.Asoa, newark stanton
Newport, Wilmington, ClaYEont Linwood ana Cbssts-
i.rougl eksls TO all Dyints Wast, south and south.
vest may be procured AZ Ticket once SIS Chestnut
street, under niiueuta Hotel where so state soss
and Be- tbs n slseiag CaIs 10 secuted during tbs
Jay fe7Hous purchasing tickets at this Office can have
As@se oleoAsa al tAaif Essduee oy the Uuion Trans
isr comps II. Z. kANNkY, supt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

MARsHALL-BRATTEN.-In this city,, IhursdAy
evening, Nov. 3Oth, by Rev. G. ". FowSl' MI PAM rg
p Marshall aud Miss Mary g. Bratteu' BON oil VIII
mngtog.
GROvES-PAXs0N AT tile rarsonage, 81 ue3 1s5
Del, on the 2sth ult by the Rev David d. benei
Benjamin D. Groves, MD, Of New Castle, 70 MISS
salie NJ Paxson, Of Kirkwood all OF New Castle GO
Delaware.
DAY-DRURY.-In PataburR, NY, on THURSDAY, NOV
23d at the residence Of the BRIDES mother py we hes
r. Bailey, Chas. W. Day, Of Philadelphia 70 Marion
Holmes Diury.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

NEW CAetLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington aud Philacelphia
att 10 am,
Leave Philadelphia Il asa III. and Wilmington %
p. IN. for New Castle
SMYRNA HRANtn TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave CAyton for rmvfps
sos, M. and 20 p. m. Leave smyrna for Clsston
II M and 81 to make connection with trains
20 aud from Dover, and stations tOuth
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will laavs
Wilmington al - So a. M. Arw Castle / 20; Middle.
toWu . IS, Townsend as Clayton 3 Il; Dover 1 20
Wyoming 10. Fsitcn "a; burlington O5; Farming
Ton ~ Brio seville 6Q; ssaford II; Laurel 40 srd
arrive al De mar at 0o Passengers leaving Bal
tmOre At 30 p m, ami Philadelphia Al Ii so D. M
make with this train A. Wiiiniueten-
Neturning-Wn leave Delmr 30 p. H. Laurel ; ibs
seaford 81 krdgtsiAe CO.. iAtmiugtoR : 4E; Hsr.
| rugton 10, felton . 81 Wyoming To-; Dover 6ce
Clayton TO- Townsend 4 Middletown 10; XIX
sood 40 New Castle 20 arrive at WMmiuett n
. 5O p. M pnsdelpLia II 30 3. u aud Baltimore 5 50
a. Ii. tuhjsct to delays Incident to freight busine.e
This will stop to take up Passengers only a.
stAtions named, tul vii eel Gown Passengers al spy
sopping place, except HATes Clrner State koad Rcd.
ney and Dupont. -
| Al TOWNSEND vita the Kent County and eueen
Annes keut Railroads Tor ennedyville snalersyiis
| aud Intern ediate places
AGITATION vic tie n. a D. K. R. for EAston an d
| informed ate place..
! AtHAkhINGTOS with the J. 4 D. R, R. for Nilford
| George;own. LeRes anu in tsTmediate placer
Al skAkOkD win Tie D. a D. X, k. Tor Federairburs
| and CAMBRIDGE &c.
A. DELMAR suh thA E. S r. K. for saulsburv prin.
ees ABae, Crthed ais. for Berlin and other staur,
On be " = r. Il. K.
II. +. KsNNET, supsliu4
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

We often hear the remark made BY the
housewife, II they were only rln 81 ING he,sanS
VtSer' Row the whole trouble lies IN not having
the right kind OF range Inc Sni a H ra
nave or boil. IL viii heat your bath water IL
Sriilhcat YOUR chambers and your uinlng ROOM
All with one fire, and consume no more eohl
than ~ ~ " Fnr ssle nj r. MoRRIsoN's
AO3 Shipley Street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

Persons who are deslrous OF patronlnng
norns are informed that they can purchase al
kinds OF musical merchandise
AZ as sS1Dywhere else, at the New Music store 40;
SIC Market street. Buying my gooos iTG ky.
s,s natrons, would respectfully solicit Gull
from those interested. ,,t,,s, = - ..,ac1sitV
" B-Piano and Organ Tuning speciaitS'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

exposed to sails by way OF Public Auction,
On Wednesday, the Twentieth day Of
December,
AT the Hotel Of William D. Ford at Kirkwood
Station, at II O'Clock, NJ.
The following Lands and Tsnsments being the Rea
Estate Of the late George W. Walker,
deceased, to.Sit
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND, Situate In
Peneader Hundred, County and State aforesaid
bounded and described as follows ;-Beginning at
an ssh tre9, standing the side Of Dragon run
sHASas and west Of the Delaware Railroad; and run
HI, x Mag thence by land of Samuel b. sutton, NJ,
IN M az degrees T., 4-i0 perches; N 80 deg ress
&i&kE& W., 40 perchesi and ~, ~ degrees g.. 16
EiO perches to stone, thence by land Of William
kirkley and John Mccormack, e., rs degrees, W IS
o-l0 perohes to stone thence with land Of VIM. ward
south ls degrees e. 80 $40 perches thence BY land Of
the said Ward and Robert Moss s. sIsf degrees i6
perohes to stone thence by land OF John O, CLARK
and others, NJ ~ degrees H., 81 10 perches with
branch Of Dragon Rue thence NJ, AK degrees W, II
e-l0 perehes thence GU degrees b. IS Ito perches
10 stake; thence by land Of samuel b. sutton, 50
degrees, W. So $40 perehes TO the beginning, area
acres exclusive Of tho railroad. 10 DO sold free and
clear Of Dover.
And It is ordered that the purchaser or purchaser
thereof be and appear at the next Orphans Court 70
New Castle County that the Court may assign to rhim
ner or them, the premises sold pursuant to said der
he, she or they with sufficient surety sursss be
approved by the Court entering into reeognIance the
state ~ be takeH and acknowledge in said Court in
penal sum- to be determined BY said Court with cond
ton 10 pay 10 the parties entitled severay their Exec
tore, administrators or assigns respectively their
and proportonate shares OF the said purchase money
with Interest from such time the Court may deter
Nine manner and form as may by the direction Of
me said Court be prescribed aud appointed In said
diton.
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made
knoWn at the time and place Aorssas by Georgs Gray
Attesii BENZ. R. UsTIcK,
nota3s '"5,. OF Orphans' Court
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

The Fall season has begun, and the citizens
Of ilmngtnn are beginning 10 look Tor warmer eloln-
ing We would advise all those who con'empls, ' pur
sLIs rlet,Ing 10 call on ON friend John hulhaus u,
the most fashionable merchant tailor ~ inns e ~ no
ats King street Ills prices are reasonable
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

DelaOIrs Cuy "TolOn" DO ,ds, National
RsnE Of Wilmington & BTRndwine stock, Wilmington
Reading n. X. Second Mortgage Bonds aug SUNNI ~
Iegision First Mortgage Bonds Tor snle Ny J"l" ~
ienr & Son, No. 6O2 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
81, Rand, Northern Pacific Railroa,

Campnnv7-sO interest in Gold, payable Seml.anega!y
-january and Juy-'ree Of Goyelhmeh. laA in ,
RoaS aud il earnings and all the property Of We Com.
pSpv Including nearly sixty millions q Nees o. lne nst
& ~ Tsnuaov next nearly two millions o. acres Of me
lands in Minnesota will he placed IN the market py
~ NaTthern Pacific Railroad Company and the pro;
5s Of their sale will be used to purchase ans cancel
sss companys 13 Bonds provided t F cay he Pgr
snes - iitn At mar md accrued interest In currency
are nov WIesr & SON bankers. No 602 Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

oss5 arge and well selected stock Of boots aud snos
Ior Fall AMI Winter wear, maze o. te hSa ~ ~ a
fayoraby With aus customer made shoe MS prices
are lower than the lowest Ca and examine ms SHOCK
and satisfy yourselves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

TmDOrIuNt 70 IIVtUtTo " y - X. 10
the secretary Of the Treasury Will snoiE ~ ISSUES
sho,,9 entrace the present opportunity 70 replace te
same Win security Of qndogIed and s dI W., MSrssss
nS ~ no Nortbern Pacific R.R., wbi9h are ohete9
iop ME at mar, and accrued interest in currency @nd
Az aecured by First Mortgage upon ne emu =, ~,
80 IL snuiunent and also upon bO " W n'tes ~
snsst Agiienlnrai and Mineral Land IN me Motiu
fobn Mei.enr & Son, Bankers, d12 Market sUPe' "'
he agents for Delaware
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
DIED.

KANgEN--on Thursday, Nov. 30th, wm. Kaneen, in
the 29th year Ofhis age.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

Oonnslly Whiskey always on hand, by tho
.,i.,, oY IL bottles; the best article ever intro
Aaeed here Brandy equally fine, at H. r. Bring
sl7 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
BENNETT Il CO.,
TOWER HALL, srprRT
q, .,,v n,TwryV FIvra AND SIXTH Sis.
PHILADELPHIA

Hiqhlg Important discovery 1, tnsiups
Of nn cty has discovered plant the essential
Of which, in combination win 4'nei rS cause The
st grny nick and beautiful where II Las a'e on
aud become ta gsa! many cases s,or w' assin
,derfnII,, FAST In several cases Of balahess ~ ~
restored the hair in is former Gness AZ tss nance 81
has prepared preparation ior years a I'M
Sr me same name, with an addition of this discovery
n il mai hair colorer is &c orally ouyreu io ~
sura color seems to come with the renewed gIowsS
Il cures disease Of the head it segaIy NH cSo
.a one AZ its great qualit Sold whoissae ann
a.n az Fo1rb and King streets, Wilmington Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
TERMS TO CLUBS.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
LEATHER BETTING,
THE
A MEXICAN WASHER.
PRICE $3.50.
The American Washer Saves Money,
Time and Drudgery,'
THE

The Fatigue Of Wishing Day no Longer Dreaded but
Economy, Efficiency, and Clean Cl9thing, Sure.
In calling public attention to this little machine,
other washing machine yet inventejO are here enumer
ated
It's tie smallest. most compict most portable most
simple in construction, most easily aperated child
years old, with few hours practice can thorough
ly comprehend and elsotuslly II. There Is ad-
jnstiDg, TO annoy, delay Ia adapting 1t
Is always ready for use II lisa perfect little wonder
II Is miniature giant, doing moro WORK and Of better
quality. than the most elaborate and costly. One-haf
the labor Is fully saved by lie use, ami the clothes will
last ons-hsf longer thaa by the old plan Of the rub
board. II will wash the largest blanket. Three shirts
At time, washing thoroughly In word, the Ablution
fanny fabric, from Quit to Lace Curtain CAmbrc
Handkerchief are equally within the capacity Of Thu
LITTLE GEN II can be fastened to any tub and tss
ken of at will.
No matter how deep rooted prejudice may exist
against Washing Machines the moment this little ma.
chine Is 10 perform its wonder ell aoubt4 Of its
cleansing efficacy and utility are banlshed, aud the
doub aad detraetJr at bseoms the fast friends
the machine.
We have testimonials withsg. sad setting forth IL
numerous advantages over all others, aud ffom han
dreds who have thrown ash the unwledy useless ma
Chimes which have sgnay failed to accomplish the OBJ
es promised In promuent andloud sounding advertise
u snts.
tits az perfect for wathisg as wrnger Is for wiring
ing the price another paramount indueemen 10 pur-
chassrs, besn placed low that II Ia within the
reach Of every housekeeper, aud there In article Of
domestic economy tha' wa repay the small tnvestmen
50 soon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
the DAILY Sun, SO A wan.

A prominently readable newspaper. with tina
largest circulation m the world Free indie.
pendent, aud fearless In politics. A the news
rom everywhere. Two cents n COPY ~ mali
% cents month, or 50 year,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

Drafts on England, Ireland, Sc,tanu.
aor'.rr. Frsnce. Russia and Switzerland We issue
Bills Of Of the above SoS SG Money ls ani
,I,s Pnusbt Collections mnde throughout Tue unlWn
statSs Canada and Europe with quick rell y ''"H
WsI.esr d Son, bankers, No. Bo2 Market a'les''
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

OF tho samo size and general character a.
TIE WEEKLY blt with q greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, ali Furnishing tic news
10 It's suoscibels with greater freshness. because
It comes twice q wee. instead OF once oply.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
DELAWARE RAIL R0AD LINR-
Gag
a. summer Arrangement.

" aa4 after MONDAY, JULY l7h, 1871 tsand.vs
exeepted,l Passenger IratRs vii run as follows.
E0sTHwARD. soUruWAEn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
Che 1ullar at'eekly Sun.
My ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50
sEM1-wEEKLY sun, 50 4 yEAn.

Or loss than One Gent a Copy. Let there bs
s5G Club at every Post onlcc
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

rHa WAY 70 Grow Rlca,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

Christmas Goods.-Bough gilman, Thomas q
Co, of this city, have opened a beautiful
and varied assortment Of holiday goods, use
full and ornamental; embracing some oil the
most unique and desirable articles ever
offered to our people. We advise all VINO
intend making presents to go soon and make
an early selection from full counters. SUCH
an enierprising firm as Boughman, Thomas
Il Co., do not keep goods like their present
stock on hand very long.
Proceedings Of CITY Oounca.-City Couu.
Gil met at seven O'Clock on Thursday even
ing. On motion of Mr.. Foulk, MIR. II. +.
Pickles was called to the chair. The Clerk
called the roll, when fourteen membera
answered 10 their names. Mr.. Foulk SAID
It was customary heretofore TO adjourn on
THANKSGIVING evening, In which opinion
members concurIed. Adjourned. President
Maris was just coming upstairs as members
were leaving.
O5strueting Street Crossings. Satur-
day afternoon, a negro driver named smith
stopped his dray on the fqgglng at Front
and Shpley streets, compelling pedestrians
and wagons 10 turn aside for him. Ohc9r
Davis seeing il, ordered Smith to move on
when the latter swore at the officer, jumped
of his dray and struck the officer several
| times, tearing coat and flesh. The offender
was arrested and put in the cells for hear.
| ing before the Mayor.-Smith was fined W
and costs.
Rail- Dad A6dis.--Engine No 10, which
ran into the Chnsliana creek at the railroad
draw bridge some time ago, was tested In
the yard oil the machine shop, on Saturday
1t is only on temporary trucks.-The draw
of the Chrisllana bridge of the Delaware
Railroad, has been rebuilt in stronger
manner and raised two feet higher than
formerly. Two new culverts near the
bridge are also being substantially built with
stone walls. The roadway for a snort mile
south of the bridge has been raised TO con
form with the increased heighth of the
bridge.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY Virtue Of renewed Order of the Orphans Court Of
the state Of Delaware In and for New C.ste county,
made the Sd day Of October, A. D., ISL, will be
exposed to sals by way OF Pablo Auction,
On WaAaaal... l. =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-18
INDIANAPOLIS.
The New York Riots-IudignatLon
Meeting.

The New York Riots-IudignaIIon
Meeting.
INDIANAPOLIs, July 16.-At the meet
ing called last night ut Capital Square to
give expression to the feeling of the cIti-
gems in regard to the recent New York
riot, between one and two thousand per-
sons were present. The meeting was
addressed by Hon. Jonathan w. Gordon.
Resolutions were passed declaring The
right of citizens to assemble together
peaceably upon all lawful occasions. A
sacred right not to be abridged or inter
fered with by any power, regarding the
action of the New York mob in attack
ing procession of peacesble citizens, as
a crime and an outrage against civil liber-
ty; deprecatiDg the conduct of Mayor Hall
in attempting to suppress assemblsges of
citizens at the dietatiOn of rufflana, as
both cowsrdiy and unworthy of one hold
ing high office among the people, and
more than all emphatically condemning
the dastardly leaders of the mob who IN
cited the ignorant and the wicked to the
preparation of this great crime. Resolu-
tons commencing the action of Gov.
Hoffman of New York, and Gov. Ran
dOlph, Of Few Jersey, were also passed.
Distinguished Absentees.
Senator Morton, ex-senator Hendricks
and Gov. Baker were announced, but
were not present. The meeting was har-
monious and enthusiastic.
a resolution charging the Catholic
Church with the responsibility of the
bloodshed on the occasion was voted down.