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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-12
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN WALES
LONDON, Jan. 1l.-IheTe was another terrible
| explosion in Wales Yesterday in the Oakwood
| cOIlicry while the men were at work. Many
| were able TO make their escape, but one gang
| was shut off, and all probably persisted Eleven
men were taken ont dead, and parties arc a0w
| exploring the mines for others, who are missing.
Immediate after the explosion flames broke out
and the extensive works aud machinery were
entirely destroyed.
PERSONAL.
Admiral Ingleield, recently appointed as ma
val attache of the British legation at Washing
ton, has sailed for New York.
Viscount Parker has been declared a hank
rupt.
MiIIbank, NJ P, in an address to his constit-
| uents at York, denounced the public course of
Sir Charles Dixie He promised to call on him
| to repeat in parliament, his declarations in re-
| gard to the crown and the government, and,
| in the event of his failing to answer, to brand
| him rs he deserved.
France.
FRIENDLY TONE OF ALEXANDER.
| PARIS, Jan. 1l.-Ben Public announces that
| General LcHo, formerly French ambassador 10
| the court Of st. Petersburg, will shortly visit
| Versailles, having been given commission, by
| Car Alexander, for presentation to President
Ihiers, OF the aitechonate greeting OF the empe-
ror Of Russia.
REPUBLIC NOT WANTED.
The members of the left in the assembly, are
| making preparations tor the presentation to
| that body of a demand for the cessation Of both
the provisional and definite establishment of
| republic.
| Austria.
| COMPLAINTS ABOUT MIsGoyERNMENT.
| VIENNA, Jan. 1.-THE draft of the address
| from the upper house of the reicbsrath calls the
| attention of the crown to the manifest increase
| of discomfort among the subjects in various
| portions of the empire, arising from recent mis-
| government, and particularly opposes an in
| crease of taxation for military purposes.
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Political.



NEW POLITICAL OUTBREAK.
SANTA re, Jan ll.-hl the house of repre-
SentatlVeS To-day, the speaker ordered the lobby
cleared by the ScrTeant-at-ams. The officer
being unable without assistance to carry out the
order, called on the sheriff of Santa Fe for aid,
but was refused. The disorder then became so
great that Speaker Rudolph adjourned the house
ullll thiS morning.
The democrats, being IN the minority, remain
ed, proceeded TO elect speaker, pass resolutions
admitting democrats as members in place of
three Republicans expelled and one deceased.
IheN then had speaker Rudolph and two other
tcpuDhcanS arrested, taken 10 the hall of the
house ana held them there rs prisoners. They
were then taken before the supreme court on
writ OF habeaS corpus, The cOnrt gave the de-
iendants until today at IL O'Clock 10 answer.
me speaker OF the 2ouse called on ten. Granger
for military gumd tomorrow to keep the mob
out OF the lobby.
WHAT CAUSES THE TROUBLE
The action OF the democratic minority has
been lawleSs and dNoIdcrly IN the extreme, and
they endcavoIed to bully and ntimidate the
majority by threats OF personal violence. The
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Mr.. Beck, of Kentucky, is now engaged in pre-
pairing document showing how the southern
states have been pundered under carpet-bag
rule He intimates that facts will be pre-
scented, in this connection, which will starte the
whole country. twill be signed by himself and
Senators Blair and Bayard, and will be submitted
to both houses as a minority report to accom-
pany the forthcoming report Of the kulilux COM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-12

MR.. HARLAN's SUCCESSOR.
New YORK, Jan. IA dispatch from Iowa
announces the nomination of Mr. Allison, to
succeed Mr. Harlan, by the republican caucus.
The vote stood us follows:
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HEAVY PURCHASE BY A WORCESTER MAN.
All the property of the Oriental powder COM
pany along Presumpscot river, at South Wind
ham, Me-, including five hundred acres of land,
bindings, machinery, &C., with twenty-eight
magazines and wharvcs, and land in various
parts Of the country as far west as Denver,
Col, was sold at auction yesterday for 500 $50,
to d. NJ. c Armsby of this city. All the large
powder companies in the United States were
represented at the sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-12

SUPERIOR tCrvm) COURT - BACON, j.
Thursday, Jan. 1.-THE case of Clark Cook VS.
Hannah S. Swan was settled by the parties
before going to the Jury
No. 997, Frederick Hodeson VS.. L. O, Bacon
An action Of tort to recover the value of two
cows attached by the defendant, a deputy sheriff,
as the property of John Hodgson, but claimed
by the plaintiff Verdict for the plaintiff for
SIS. Hopkins for the plaintiff, Putnam for the
defendant.
On trial, No. $50, B F. Holbrook VS. Whitman
Holbrook, administrator. An action on a prom
issory note. Kent for plaintiff, AIdrich for de-
PENDANT.
Next in ORDER Nos. 1901, 1859, 1852, 1889,
1888,
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-The most important
case before Judge Williams yesterday was that
of Hugh Gallagher, of West Boylston, who was
up on comple.It Of State Constable brennan,
for Keeping liquor nuisance He was fined
500 and costs; appealed and was ordered to
recognize in bonds of $500. George A. Scofeld
paid IS and costs for assault and battery, VIM.
S. Stamp, Michael Burke and Daniel Fitzpatrick
were each fined for drunkenness. Burke and
Fitzpatrick paid their fines, but Stamp for lack
of stamps went over.
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Pure DRUGS I!
Family and Patent Medicines.
Chemicals,
Toilet and

IMPORTED JELLIES,
JAMS, MARMALADES,
PRIMES, TAMARINDS,
FRENCH CANNED PEAS,
CONDENSED MILK,
LONDON a. DUBLIN PORTE,
SOOTCH, ZEN GLISH AND AMER
CAN ALES,
WINES a. SPIRITS for Medicinal Use.
IMPERIAL GRAMUN,
Ridges FOOD,
SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
ROBINsON'S GROATS & RAR-
LEY,
and in fact, every article required BY The Invalid, Con-
vaescent or INFANT.
This store will be In charge ofMr w II. GARDNER,
gentleman OF long experience ami acknowledged abt-
" as a Pharmacist PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS will
receive his personal attention, and pains viii be
spared to ensure entire satisfaction 10 all who may vor
the LITTLE BRANCH STORE" with their patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-12

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. IT, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION.
Several democratic congressman have lately
announced their opposition to the new civil SER
vice regulations. The point they make is that,
by separating the appointing power from the
heads of departments, the latter are enabled to
diSclaim any responsibility for the acts of their
subOrdinates.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

Colonel John W. Forney is at San Francisco.
Mr.. j. Houston Short is summerlng at George
town, Del.
Senator l'ayard is in Vienna to consult a cele-
brated ocullat.
Fortune SNOW Of Tennessee, has an own
grandson Gj years old.
John Bright is said to ride around London in
a "dlsgraceIul looking yehlco.'
Chief Justice Gipn and Judge H. L. Wales
have returned from Sharon Springs.
Joseph Q. Bryer, and his niece, loft on Mon
day, for East Exeter Me-, to be absent a month.
Benjamin Donaho, Esq an old Deawarean,
formerly Prothonatory OF Kent county, is now
residing in Troy.
Professor Winchell, of the University of
Michigan, has accepted the Presidency Of the
Syracuse On. Y) College.
When Mr.. Baecher was asked how he managed
to keep his congregation always wide awake, he
replied, :" by sleeping so much myself.
Augustus S. Porter, who was United States
senator from Michigan from 1910 to 1915. was
struck with apopleXy at Niagara Falls yesterday,
and is not expected to recover.
Bishop Mcllyaine, has crossed the Atlantic
ninteen times. lie Is now IN London for the
purpose Of rest and tho hope of rcgaining
somewhat his health.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22
SECOND EDITION.
3.3O, p. NJ.
THE LABOR REFORM CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug %.
Tho Labor Reform Convention met this
morning at Ii o'clock. A secret meeting Of
delegates was held, the proceedings of which
were not divulged, and an adjournment was Or
dered until this afternoon. Max Hedmond, of
New York, presided.
One of the Press Telegraph reporters has in
terviewed several members and obtained the fol-
lowing information 1t was proposed to place in
nomination this morning Mr.. O'Connor, OF New
York, and Senator Salisbury, of Delaware, for
respective offices Of President and Vice Presi-
dent. 1t is maintained that the ticket will meet
with the cordial support of enough Democrats,
who can't swallow Greeley, and Republicans who
can't endorse Grant, to ensure the election of
this straight-out ticket. When this nomination
is mado, tho delegation will be appointed to at
tend the Louisville straight-out Convention on
the 3D. proximo, and endeavor to secure its unan-
imous endorsement of the OConnor or sauls-
bury ticket.
The Convention that was in secret session,
was made up of portion--not half-ot 1853
delegates, that it is said were sent by 23 States
including North Carolina, South Carolina Vir-
ginia and Maryland.
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BUSINESS FAILURE. The Aens says We deeply
regret to learn, that the business of j. Baker *
Co of the Chester Sugar Refinery has been dis
continued, hut trust that the suspension may
only he temporary.
PERSONAL Col. Thos. Hyatt has returned to
Chester from his trip to the West.
SUPPOSED DROWNING CAsE.-On Tuesday morn
ing dead man was found floating in Ridley
creek. lie was taken to LazarettO where an
inquest was held, the jury returning verdict Of
- accidental death" Deceased is about six feet
and had on, whea found, brown frock coat,
brown pantaloons with black anA white stripe
down the leg and check shirt. The body had
the appearance Of only being few days in the
water On one of the fingers was found gold
rlng and in his pocket forty cents in pennies
SLEEPY DRuNK.-Jamea Backas IA cOlored in
dNidual from Wilmington, was arrested yoster-
day morning. lie was lying on the platform so
noar tho track ~ to endanger his life. lie was
tal~n before the Mayor, who confined him TO the
city hOstuiry IN default of : aud costs
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

The Republican State Convention of New York
met at Utica yesterday, and organized with Hon.
W. A. Wheeler as permanent President. Nesolu-
tion were adopted declaring, among other things
that the defeat and disorganization of the Dem
ocratic party are Indispensable to complete Ma
tiOnal harmony, and that the measures OF reform
begun last year should be continued and extend
ed, They also endorsed Grant and Wilson.
General John A. Dix was nominated for Gov
ernor General John O. Robinson for Iieuten-
ant Governor and Lyman Tremaine for Con-
gressman-at-large. Frederick Douglass, Emil
sauer, and Stuart l.. Woodford, were nominated
as EleCtors-at-arpe
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

Cape May is full to overlooking, and visitors
seem indispoaed to leave.
Congress Hall is to DO enlarged for next sea .
son. The proprietor and clerks have certainly
been greatly overtasked this season.
The rush at Cape May, this season, has i'm
pressed tue people there with the necessity for
other and greater attractions. Better drives are
believed to be requisite.
tableaux and concert was given at the Stock
ton on Tuesday night in aid of the Poor Chill
,rens' Free excursion Fund, Of Philadelphia. A
handsome sum was realized.
There is to be " bathing dress hop =" the
coming week. 1t will be a novel affair and source
of great amusement, AZ the variety in dress,
appearance, &c, will be great
The social gatherings and amusements far
exceed those of former seasons. The tabeaux
WANTS at Congress Hail. few evenings ago,
was delightful affair, and an effort is beng
made to secure its repetition.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22


M. Moi. The Japanese embasador TO the Uni
ted States addressed the Teachers Convention
on Wednesday
Judge Mckumman has promised to appo Mt
election watchers at the polls to crafty the lie
formers.
The Public Building Commissioners Las
been served with an injunction restraining it
from giving the contract for stone To Cumpnr.
a. Co. unless they dress it i'll the city. Inc
contract was received
In The 18th Legislative District, the Demo
Gratis have endorsed tho Reform nominee, Wm.
r. Miller.
st. Thomas p Il. Church has been closed for
repairs. all summer. and pair were made one IN
1t ON Wednesday.
-Wm. Meenin has been mean in some OF bs
acts and was committed,
William Farran jacknied a colored man too
freely and is now realizing the charms OF zoh-
tude
The National Labor Committee is in session,
to-day, for the purpose of nominating Posi-
dental ticket
No more than 1900 tickets will be issued
hereafter for any single excursion of the poor
children.
The bequc-ts of the late Joseph j. Cameron
amount to Sl30, 600.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

The weather in Tennessee is intensely hot,
and the cotton is beginning to suffer from the
drought.
A Treasury warrant for 1926, 1923, in settle
ment of the war claims of Kentucky was sent
yesterday to the Governor Of that State.
An Alabamian has applied to the Internal Rev.
shue Office for permission to manufacture whis-
key from cantelopes.
Mary Francis Robinson, coored lunatic, was
choked to death by another colored lunatic,
named Eliza Warren, in the Central Asylum at
Nehmond, Va, on Tuesday night. They were
Kept in the same room.
hev. W. b. Noble, of Fort Madison, Iowa. has
received and accepted call to till the pulpit of
vacant by the resignation of Rev. Mr.. Umsted.
M mr. Noble will enter upon his new field on the
nfst Of September.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

Angeline Savony, colored, aged % committed
suicide by taking laudauum, On Tuesday even
ing in Baltimore Domestic unhappness was
the cause.
l. D. Sweetman, aged % was drowned on
Tuesday night while a pleasure trip down
the James river, near Richmond, Va.
A locomotive on the Atlantic and Gulf Rail-
road exploded near SaAannah yesterday after
noon, killing John NJ, Hucks and scading the
engineer and fireman.
There were four cases of sunstrJke, two OF
them fatal, in Washington on Tuesday after
noon.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

ARTIST OF FOUR YOUNG MEN IN BALTIMORE
on THE PARTY FORMERLY OF wlIsuNdToN.
On Friday and Saturday of last week foui
young mon, John Conley Jacob Nelson, PHILIP
alias Sylvester Williams and Michael Maher,
were arrested in Baltimore, charged with pass
ing counterfeit 700 bill knowing il to be
such. The parties were held for the action oi
the United States Commissioner and on Tues.
day had a hearing before Commissioner Rogers
when they were committed in default of bail in
the sum Of I 500 each to await the action ol
the Grand Jury of the United States District
Court
Two of tho parties were very recently of ihii
rity
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22
city Poii,lc-.


The Republicans of the Eighth Ward held n
nomination election last evening, which resulted
IN the choice of John T. Richardson, for Coun-
Gil. For Inspector Il G. Moore for Assistant
Inspector, William Underwood.
ln the FIRST Ward the nominations were made
last evening, and Isaac Murray was chosen for
Council; Isaac Darlington. Inspector, and Rob-
ert Thompson, Assistant Inspector
The Third Ward will hold meeting this even
ing. Thomas Darlington and Charles Warner
are named for COnncll.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

We may judge mans character by what he
loyes-what peases him. II a man manifests
delight in low, sordid objects, the vulgar song
his fellows or animals, we may at once deter
mine the complexion OF Ills character. On the
contrary if lie loves purity, modesty, truth
If yirtuous pursuits engage his heart and draw
out his affectlOnswe are satisfied he is an up
right man. When We see a Young man fond of
fine clothes and making fop of himself it is a
sure sign that he thinks the world consists of
outside show and ostentation, and he is certain
to make an unstable man, without true affection
or friendship, fond of change and excitement,
and soon wearying OF those objects aud pursuits
which for time give hlm pleasnre.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

The precise degree of risk which the towns
and cities on the Delaware Bay sustain, from the
possible advent of yellow fever, cannot be esti-
mated, but no one will deny that it is serious
Next winter, will not those interested got up IA
movement to have Commissioners appointed by
Pennsylvania Delaware, and Now Jersey to To-
cate quarantine, away down by the Capes, and
50 protect the whole Bay, Should we have a
terrible visitation of pestilence, no doubt this
will be attended to, but if We escape, it should
be done, all the same
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

HEALTH OFFICERS CONDEMN AN ISF4CTED VESSEL.
NEW YoRK Aug. %.
The Spanish frigate ''Numancia" has been con-
demned by the health officers as plague ship,
it being discovered to have been an old infected
ship, fumigation being useless. New cases of
malignant disease are breaking out daily.
Application of her commander for divers to
clean her bottom and for coal has been denied
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

The RED MEN's EXCURSION. According topre-
vious announcement, Lenape Tribe, Improved
Order OF Red Men. gave an excursion to Cape
May, yesterday. Although somewhat foggy
all that could be asked for such an occasion, and
a very pleasant time was experienced by all who
participated. The music is spoken Of as being
excellent the company most agreeable, while
the officers Of the boat were courteous, and
attention to the wants of the excnrsonists. In
fact, every thing contributed to make this one
OF the most pleasant occasions Of the kind of
tho seAhOn.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22
Obituary.


DECEAsE OF DR., WlT. II. JOHNSON.
The Smyrna Times says;
DIR. Wm. II. johnson, ir. resident Of this
town for the past year, and formerly U. s.
Naval Surgeon, died very suddenly at Foxwels Il
Hotel yesterday afternoon, after few hours
illness. He entered tho naval service as assist
ant Surgeon, from this State in 1855, aud was
commissioned Surgeon in '6l at the breaking
out of the war. He served with marked distinc-
ton at the Naval Hospital at Norfolk where he
performed some skillfH surgical operations.
He served during most of the war in the Pacific
Squadron. lie was born in Wilmington about
40 years ago and is the son OF Surgeon Win. II.
Johnson, of Washington, now on the retired
list in the naval service lie Left tho naval ser
vice in 1860
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

To he Edi0r Of he Commercial
One of our dailics reports 'one foo. enough
for the Louisville Convention from this small
State. One or more, that convention may yet
cause Greeley and Grant to learn that Democ-
racy yet lives in the hearts Of the honest MASSES,
and will, in due time, show itself in spite of all
the political intriguos of Office hunters.
JEFFERSON.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

The very short notice of the election Of dele
gates to the State Convention occasions general
comment aud complaint. The judgment is al
most unanimous that the ordinary party usage
should have been adhered to of electing ON the
Saturday preceding the Convention, which will
be hrO reebs later than the time fixed
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

A prominent gentleman of Odessa, stopping
the Mem lOrk Tribune, on account Of its do
parturo from the Republican faith, was abont
subscribing for the Phitadciphid Press, Being
informed that the Press could not be relied on.
but that the Morning Post could lie subscribed
fot it, when two days afterwards it came out
for Greeley. The gentleman thinks tho Deid.
care Tribune, the best and most reliable of
Republican papers.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

Mace aud O'Baldwin with twohundred roughs,
arrived at Collyer's Valley. W. ", yesterday
afternoon. The ring was pitched and Mace en-
terad it, but no fight took place owing to tue
inability to agree upon "referee," and the dis
gusted roughs went on to Steubenville, to meet
to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

The West Virginia election takes place to-day.
1t involves State officers, new constitution, and
constitutional clause, forbidding colored men
from holding Office. The candidates for Cover
nor are Jacob, independently and Camden,
CGreeley Democrat,) The State has been strong
ly Democrat, but the result to-day, is considered
doubtful, We shall have news tomorrow
(Greeley kilograms, iirs) instead of surmiaes.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22
HEADS HYcEIAN HoMs.
Cor. Wan Barren ~. aud shaIicrOss Ave-,
wiLMlNC TON, DE-.

ruSEl uEALD, NJ. D., prvs,c,,ys
MARY u. uBAL3, NJ. d. '''''N
marl9-lyot
This new, lrst-class Institution for the llygenlc
TreatmentO Of lnvallds-withOut MedicinGs-has now
hPen In successful operation for fifteen months,
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYGIkNIC TREATMENT of the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system OF drug-Qivng as not only
Utterly fallaeiOus, but terribly destructive to health
happiness and lie. Medicines, such as are daily ad-
mnlstvred to sck persons II given TO those III Wig
orOus neath would inevitably make them i'll. Red.
son, Nature and true Science must and do condemn
sucn Il " heallng ~ Art
we rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination of Wholesome Food
Pure AIR, Various forms OF Tepd, Hot and Cold
Batns Ia Pure soft Water, swedish Movements for
the strengthening Of feeble muscles, the relief of
euLgested organs and equalization OF the circula-
JiOn, Magnetism, sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Rest, outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea.
ton, et5.
pL NJ. II. lIEALD gives especial attention to
Cases visited IN Tom or Country.
marl9-Tu, Th6 ,a;-fp
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

More disasters than those heretofore reported
befsl the unsuccessful operations in tho Chicago
grain corner" man who makes a combina-
ton to raise the price of bread ought to be put
within four corners--and they close together.