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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12
Guy FnwI.es in a Printing OGiee.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct 1.-THE building in
which the Sentinel is printed was nearly destroy
ed this morning by an explosion of powder,
which some unknown person had placed under
the press. All the type in the composing room
was pied. A package of powder with slow
match was also found under the job press, but
the match had gone out. The explosion &C.
Cured about one O'Clock and caused great ex-
element, and great crowds flocked to the scene.
The roof Of the press room was blown to pieces
and the press was completely demolished. Two
men were seen TO run away from the place short
ly before the explosion.
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TERRIBLE DEATH.-Philp c. Gormey, boy
about twelve years old, son of Mr.. Patrick
Gormley of Cambridge street, met with death
early Thursday evening under peculiar crcum-
stances. He was leading horse near the rail
road bridge on Cambridge street, and for some
unaccountate reason tied the end of the halter
about his own neck The horse became fright
ened and ran wildly across the fields, dragging
the choking and helpless boy after him. Mr..
Gormley, who was near by, ran to the rescue
and succeeded in stopping the horse, but not
before the unfortunate lad had received terrible
bruises about the head from the rough stones
over which he had been dragged. The strap
was drawn so tightly about his neck that it had
to be cut. He lived but a few minutes after be.
ing released. Coroner Rice was called, but
deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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General Political Intelligence

LITTLE Rock, Oct 1.-The new liberal state
ticket has been formally withdrawn.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct, 1.-THE New Jersey
straghtOut democratic staee convention met to-
day. Hon. w. w. Meredith was elected chair
man. An electoral ticket was elected ncud-
ing, at large, Samuel Bayard and VIM. Ilif.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE straight out
democrats had small meeting here to-day and
resolved to call convention to meet here on
the 22d of October to nominate O'Conor electors.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT - LAW TERM
CHAPMAN, c. J.-Friddy, Oct. 1.-THE follow.
ing cases were argued
John Flint VS.. the Norwich and Worcester
railroad company; an action of tort to recover
for damages caused by collision of freight
train with plaintiffs team, near Webster
Stockwell for plaintiff, Goulding for defendant
Dwight Billings VS.. Frederick A. Billings, Il
bill in equity TO compel trustee to account for
the income of a trust fund and other relieis'
Hoar and Nelson for plaintiffs, Very for de-
fendant
Six cases, in which John Barry, Patrick Casey,
John Donovan, James Murray, Patrick Hayes
and Michael Casey are the plaintiffs, and Thomas
Hogan and trustees Of Hopkinton defendants.
Actions of contract to recover for labor. Kent
for plaintiffs, Norris for defendants and Wake.
field for trustees.
Lucus Aldrich and others VS.. A. p. Kimball
and others. bill in equity to restrain defend.
ants from taking control of the Fitchburg fire
department. The question is as to which party
has the legal right to the positions. Nelson for
plaintiffs, Torrey for defendants.
VIM. II. Andrews VS.. the inhabitants of Bowls
ton. An action to recover an amount of money
paid for taxes on the ground of an illegal as.
sessment Nelson and Utley for plaintiff. Ba.
con 6 Adrich for defendants
S. W. Haywood VS.. James Cane. hill in
equity to recover mortgage given by Bernard
Cane to Samuel Walker of Milford, and held by
defendant by assignment. Nelson for plaintiff.
Very for defendant
The court has nearly concluded its business
and will adjourn sine die Saturday.
The following divorces have been decreed on
the ground OF adultery Velina l.. Norwood
from VIM. A. Norwood, nisi; Oliver Avery from
Adeline Avery, libeant to have care Of chill
dren WIN. ID. Cheeyer from Francis S. Cheever:
Anthony Dean from Susan II. Dean; VIM. ID,
Capron from Emma 5. Capron.
The following for desertion: Leonard W
Newton from Jane S Newton; Henry A. Loring
from Maria f. Loring, nisi; Thomas w Scott
from Elizabeth NJ. Scott, nisl; Sarah +. Pollard
from Amory Pollard.
The petition OF Caroline l.. Hood making d.
yorce from John L. Hood absolute was granted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12

Grace church, On E.), Walnut street. At 10h A.
NJ. Rev. VIM. ?. Blackmer will preach. AT 21S p.
M, abe pastor, Rev. j o. Knowles, will preach, by
request, before the total abstinence socie-
ty recently organized by members of the church
and congregation. All are cordially invited. Seats
free.
Church of the Unity.-Rev. John Weiss of Water
town will preach morning and evening.
Trinity Church: Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
Ira G. Bidwell The afternoon sermon will be tine
fourth of series; subject: The Temptation and
Fall of Man in the Garden.
Old South: Preaching in the morning, at 10K, by
the pastor, the Rev. VIM. NJ. Parry. Sabbath
school at II NJ. Sabbath school concert at "a p ID.
Prayer and conference meeting at seven in the eve
ming.
The Christadelphians meet on Sunday, at %
O'Clock P. M, at the hall of the Natural History
society, Foster street. Subject: The Wonderful
Dream of Nebuchadnezzar-Its fulfllment at hand.
Rev. w. N. Clark will preach for the Main street
Baptist church tomorrow morning. Sabbath
school concert in the evening, at 81.
Spiritualists Meetings.-Miss Jennie Legs of Bos-
ton will preach in Horticultural hall tomorrow
afternoon and evening, services commencing at pa
and O'Clock Seats free to ALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE following are
the official majorities: Cumberland county,
dem. 43S; Northampton, dem. 1871; Bucks
county, dem. 87S; Wyoming county, dem. 200;
dem. 246; Delaware county, rep. 1909; Adams
county, dem. 273; Berks, dem. 6049; Lycoming
county, dem. 408; Hester Clyme, dem. for con-
gress, has 6071 majority.
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New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE TribGne to-day
editorially says that it takes pleasure in with
drawing, in the fullest and promptest manner,
the imputations upon Speaker Blaine in ref r
ence to the supposed transactions with the Pa
cilc railroad eastern division business.
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Killed nv Indians

WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-The following dis
patch has been received here by Brig. Gen: L.
d. Townsend:
CHICAGO, Oct 11.--Lieut. Crosley of the nth
infantry was killed by Indians on the 9th inst
This officer belonged to SANKEY'S expedition,
and was killed a short distance from the column
while hunting antelope.
(Signed) P. H. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General
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Boiler ExpIomon-The Engineer Killed.

WATERFOWL, N. Y. Oct lion Thursday
morning the boiler in the steam saw mill, be-
longing to Mr.. D. H. Delano, at Pulaski ex-
ploded with terrific force, rendering the entire
building a mass of ruins. Engineer ]. A. Green
wood was thrown through the building into
Salmon river, ard found dead some rods below.
His body was shockingly mangled. Several
other emDloyes were injured.
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HAMILTON FISH,

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE United States
courts adjourned to-day as a mark of respect to
the memory of Seward. Judges Blatchford and
Benedict, District Attorney Davis, and Messrs.
Choate, Sillman and R. D. Benedict made adj
dresses. The supreme court also adjourned,
and tomorrow the bar will have meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12

FLAG RAIsINGs.-The republican cavalry
corps and the Tanner regiment turned out with
full ranks last evening to participate in the
ceremonies incident to the raising of three Grant
and Wilson flags in different parts of the city.
The cavalry appeared for the first time in their
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ME- sewnrh,n nIemnrr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 1.-THE following
was issued this afternoon:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. H. 1872.
The undersigned is charged by the president
with the painful duty of announcing to the peo-
pie of the United States the death of an illus
trious citizen. VIM. Henry Seward, distin-
gushed for faithful and eminent service in
varied public trusts during long series OF years,
died at Auburn, in the state OF New York, yes
terday, Oct. 10TH
Charged with the administration Of the de-
partment of state at the most critical period in
the history of the nation, Mr. Seward brought
to the duties of that office exalted patriotism,
unwearied industry, and consummate ability.
A grateful nation will cherish his name, his
fame, and his memory. The executive depart
ments will cause appropriate honors to be rem
dered to the memory of the deceased statesman
at home and abroad.
(CipnpdA II ANTI TON ETCT
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A Shocking Affair,

SAVANNAH, Oct ia terribly shocking af-
fair occurred here to day. Alex Dillon, a
young man, shot his father, David R. Dillon,
three times, INJECTING only flesh wounds, how
ever. He then killed himself.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12

TONIGHT lovers of the legitimate drama will
have an opportunity of witnessing fine display
of comedy acting by the Globe Theatre COM
pany. Miss Carlotta Leclercq will appear as
Pauline" in the popular play of Lady of
Lyons" Mr.. W. E. Sheridan will take the part
of "Claude Melnotte," and the rest of the cast
will be in excellent hands. The entertainment
will conclude with the pleasing farce entitled
"The Conjugal Lesson" introducing the clever
comedian Mr.. J. 7. Raymond and Miss Josie
orton, who appeared here several years ago in
connection with Mr.. William Warren. Seats
can be secured at the box office during the day.
CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN.-The entertainment
to be given in the Music hall on Monday eve
ming should have the favor of all classes of our
citizens, as it may not be their good fortune for
many day to witness the grandest play which
Shakespeare wrote illustrated by the acting OF
such artists as Miss Charlotte Cushman, MI
Junius Brutus Booth, and the excellent COM
pany which will appear in support. The man.
agement have assumed unusual expense in
making up this combination, and ask the prices
in vogue in Boston and New York. Under
these circumstances public appreciation should
be most liberal to induce frequent visits of great
artists
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9aromare. Sto6eg. III.

Il II EAGLE FOUNDER
RATpo"g ehanie St, Worcester. Ma.
+ MACHINE CASTINGS 1-'' ana
I" va "SON IL KING, Pronr,..
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DOMESTIC ~
AGENTS

are wanted in every town in Massachusetts, to whom
by letter, at the ONCE of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12

RLACKSMITH SHOP TO LET-In the
~ westerly part OF Auburn AS the present occupant
is about to leave, the subscriber will his shop and
tenement to good country Blacksmith, he will hire
a man to take charge of the shop and work by the
month, If applied tor soon. S. A. NEWTON.
Auburn, Aug. 49, 1872. dWavStf ie20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12

On Waldo street, suitable for Flour and GRAIN Groceries
Provision or Manufacturing purposes; also chambers
over the same to responsible parties The above will pc
leased tor term OF years Also shop with power 20x60
feet on cypress S. also shop suitable for carpenter
other MECHANICAL business Foster street. inquire OF
A. X. RICHMOND and b. l. PEABODY.
M
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

Sunday night last twuncgru men named
Isaac Burke aud Jim Samps, living with
MIR. Melvin, near Glosc Pond, in Tucka-
hoe Neck, entered the bed chamber ul Mrs
rruitt, White Norman, who also lived viii
MIR Melvin, and attempted 10 outrage lcr
prison, Mrs. lruitt gave The alarm, aid
MIR. Melvin, aroused hy The cries Of Mrs,
Truili, repaired 10 her room and found
ltalC Burke concealed under the bed. This
attempt al rape "a frightened Mrs. Truilt
that all day Monday she was lying in
state Of terror aud 50 overcome us not Ia
hc Sen i'll of her surround nss During
the aft ernoOn physician was SEN, fIr aud
on rn"slHy sl.t was much hotter. Sheriff.
L, It's rested Isaac Burke ON Monday
CIV ming aud put him in the lurh up, where
hcwll remain for trid u'til next October.
ca Tue day the Sheriff arrested Jim
Samp. and lodged him in ill Burke has
been living with Mr. Melvin for mnr, thou
a year. S,mp> hae hcrn trt,cliut a'o1nl
with khcknrr n Co.'s Circus. and hal
been in this county oulN q week Buih
these ne ,rucs are from ilciaWIr'. btttm
J 4..t.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

The Ja'mo Embassy stilcl around
Boston llarl ORION Wednesday,
The sunday law is being rigid enior
ccl at SAT- Lake, even b u.hacks hcii e
arrested.
Ground wa, broken on the tlah, Mon
taua ard mho Rail Odd, at sat Lskc
city, ON Mnud ~.
Elizabeth Anger, agcl n, a Shaker of
West ritt-ie'd, Ma.-., committed -nic de
By drowning h'r-rlfon Monday night list
Tcnn'c g. Claim was, on Thursday
night. elected co'OHcl Of tho Eighty nth
New York Regiment, composed of colo Ell
men
A fire at East Brlrcwatcr Mass, ON
Tuesday night destroyed large amount
of property and threw one hundred men
out of employment.
The steamship Great Republic, which
arrived at u Francisco ON Tuesday.
brought halfa million dOlas worth vi
japanese gold "ilHbus' flrrccOinagc.
Since January ls', III OIL immi: rant,
have land d 40 Castle Garden, New York,
an increase Of ~, 100 ov'r lie number for
the corresponding period of list year
AlOnzo Fisher died in Nrwhurg. n. Y d,
on Tuesday night and is supposed to have
b en- puison d jam Green and 4 bert
Osburnc have b en- arrested on susric on
A llarr -hurg dispatch SAYS the small
/ = has broken ont in Dickinson College
nt Carl- e., and many Of the students
have gone home. Gases Of III, disease
are also r rted III Carlisle.
The National Division Sons Of Temper
aucr Of America hogan its annual session
OF Chicago Wednesday. Delegates were
present from all the States and Territories
ami from British America.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

Mr. Jefferson used to rrlat', with much
morrimcnt that the linll signing Of tue
Dtc'ara'ion of lndep nd nee was hasten-
ed by an ah-urdly trivial cause Near
the hall In which the debates were then
held was u livery Il die from which the
llius came intp the upru window, aud as
sailed the silk stocklng,d lcgs Of h1nrrl-
HE mcmbrrs. Handkerchief lh hand they
Nshcd The nios Nih such NeOr o. they
ronld Command on July, afternoon but
the annoyance bee ime al leneth sotN-
trcmo as lo render them impatient Of dc
lay. and thy made haste to bring the mo.
mentOus business to "a conclusion. Illus.
pdrtDH
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cold Meisdro.

The word carat, used 10 express Tue
inencss of god, is so called trnma Abys-
sipian bean, which, from the time Of It's
Z, ticring, varies very little in it, weigh,
aud fer this reason is used in Ai,iuias a
weight in gold, as it is in India for gems
aud pearls. It Is, with us, an imlg inary
weight, used to cNpri IS the proportion Of
gold In a given mass Of metal Thus, If
an ounce of gold is divided into - parts
or cdrats, then gold 20 cirAts line is that
in which 20 parts are pure metal aud
parts silver, copper or come other h'lov.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

The Democratic State Convention Of
Maryland mt at Baltimore Wednesday and
chose dc'cgat Is u the National Democrat
ic COnycn l0l. Among the delegates are
Hon. Morg imCry Blair ind OK GOvcruor
Thomas. A re- olut'ou Offered In
structing the de cga e, to he for the Gu
dorscmert of Greeley aud Brown aud the
Cincinnati platform. The ie.olutt,n WIS
recc vd wi Ii great applaufe, both f. IN
mg action upln it, a notion to adjourn
sine die, was ctrric |. II Is sill that an
the drlt q It ous in the convention, except
those from Hartford aud Gee count g.,
were unanimously in favor of ia Cmcin-
natl movement, ID that the delegates to
the National Convention are all Greeley
men.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

Qlails abound in California.
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fI "rlda U.s. ttr on Y q ur ia the n'"i
"''"n"' "'''y l''lp''
-lhr,o Arah lahurrfs are working uii a
rAili"1d ~ Massachusetts
SIX American PtC,iitu have been
u-rl' ct ID, tom Of whom were Nirguian-.
1t was Douglas Jrrruld who define /
dogmati,m as puppyi,m arrived at matur
ity.
A pleasure excursion from Bremen A.,
the Uuitrl n tr, i, hriur t.sabil a IN
Germany.
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w Iil"h lover i'inarh' mat IT. 3 "
greet rue 'sulc {" h' Aionr, e. ptcHllN
WI" !" N"n' swan "'", % wa N's
a lady IN lndlaua u tS hrrh granted q
divorce ON me lir lhal hlI husband liad
REUSED 10 ASST hor on Washing haye'
The Newark { y J.) conricr has just
celebrated its sixth birthday; a hctrdel
I.tt. uax. a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

Tbs Lo,ioH Bnil,itr describes II ne "
meth ID If street paving adopted Ivy the
Commissions Of S,we = in th,t city, en-.
hracing a., cuIir IL new irineiplr. 1t is
cumru ,ud ai " Nden bio Is laid upon a
bed Of an Of sufficient de IL 10 form a
COOL gra / with II twI-iuch llooring in-
rlOsrl the spaces bet " II the blocks
,reii led with hot gave, and melted tar
81 Iiich, rmmrd h1me. A dressing of
fine grt,cl over, the whole John Bull
Is gnlrl hv .omc sha~ier with the idea
thuttnn pavement, whereas II is al
most ,drni;rai with the Nicholson pro-
cess, that as b, en- in use in this country
for twelve years.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
Zoo Affectlonate.

A Detroit black bear got loose the other
day, and cautiously approaching a man
leaning against a hilching posi-, rose up
and gave him hug. Thinking IL TO he
a man, the man cried Out " What are
you doing there Get oil my back, or I'll
knock you into the middle Of next week ~
lie was gteatlf "udtcd" WHOM ~ found
out v No the " man. Was and Stood mol
upon The order of his going.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

A passenger on an English mail tain,
suddenly awokr from nap, and spraug
from the car. The train Was going at The
rate of fifty miles an hour al the time, and
the man after rolling down nn cmbauk-
Ipcnt, folnd himslf /, itch, with one
ann broken, several teeth knocked out be
sides being severely scratched ard hruis-
cd. lie was quite unable to give any
reason for jumping of he eur, but sup
posed he must have done 20 In his Sleep,
as he hal no recollection OF anything I'M
Ill he found himself rolling down the cut
hnnkmnnt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
Tho Northern Pacific Ra,lroad.

The Committee on Pacific Kiilroa e. of
ct the House Of Representatives made q
report upnn the resolution uf February i3
Ia investigate and report upon The aelual
condition oi the Northern Plr'hf Rail.
road Company. The II lruoni {, vuluu
inous. en- rtcingall thrcvidtnrr aldu,rd
before the committee. Thu follow inc Is a
minfsynrp~is
There were M charges dt amy Mind
whniso"y,r mad, Hgliu-tt'l management
Of The Company aud IN odor tu mcr
Tho suggestions made III any tummuni, g.
tidns rricrrr 10 the committee, or any of
II members, A. well as AL uucsti Ms of a
general character, the committee pu' IN
'rrOga'orics ID the Company, which were
an 'wcrcl under oath. TIE rang OF in
Vuirirs were designed To cover the actual
condition Of the Northern Pdc IT, Rail-
road Company aud To hc exhaustive.
The cNidrncr Shows that thu ir o.,
roal has hccn cmi urtrl hv CONTAGIOUS.
to whom he work li. - ru let AT cr rlh
lie competitive hidlmp> 10 dinrtor.
officer or engineer of the company g. on
has been in any way lw miuily int r.t
ed IN the construction, e. utra t- ur THE
purchase of material on supplies.
Tue huilliug of the Iotl lm rrugra I
as rapidly a- pru lent financial manage
mot and tine prrmtneli mlnr =, Of lIa
rntd peunltr1 The wurl, thruu.'ini d H.
shown 10 be- Of the Dos quality tn, iron
is all of American mumtiac ur. aud ltom
m,ricin ores, a> required by ne Quarter
tn re win bee in operation ~ the rud ol
this wear FIVE Hundred rpl seventeen
| til7l mites Of the main road Survr1
across the continent h5N" drvplnlrJ AN
excellent route with cay ri1l and
through countty ofmuch average frr.il-
ity In addition to the portion ahcidl
completed there /, now und,r cuu-trtl'
| lion and PREPARING for rlniwct, east an
vet of the Rocky Mount iue, ten hupdrc
aud thiuy.0ne OO3lJ miles ui tack
Grading is in rogr IS in Daho't am.
Washington Trniior,-,
The company policy is t1soll il ml
cheap tn actual settles. lnr Dul, arr
| held 10y thu tees as security Tor lhr bond
sold hi the company, and no portion OF th
1 grant can H. diycrta from thi VrpO.c.
The cN d,nei shows init the Nnr,hc1
| Pacific Ra.lrold Company utlpt. to u
/ hundhullcrs several element rf sc-ur y
which are enumerated, coucludn. by III
Statement thi recent thorough AND rlrt lu
surveys have left no room Tor doubt tua
tho Cuupry' Lands, agriruliurI. eriHinu
mineral ANA timber, a., of exc cm aNt
rage puRlhy, and, with the rual hull
through them, they will Ius-g., % ci-
! value which will surely provide Tor IL
payment Of the bonds for 50 Inch th y al
now mOrigaged,
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Messrs. truas Tale ~ C. .mcrJ nrupri.'.
tors of the Wilmins ON (Dc') EVERY
EvENlNo, have pure nsed til Duiy Deil
rare Sii J,nrNH aud tn, IleTkiy SfitA.
nun, tugc her wi h all ne TYP aud ma
chncry used in the publ ,iun, I an
Henry Eck,l, Esq, AMI have nrtd the
rommodiou- premises. alO Market Sire t,
from which lhe, rarcrs have hitherto
hccn publ he'd, Z" which place the publ
cation Office al EVERY kvtNiNG will short
~ be removed EVERY EVENING and the
Weekly Statesman Will h' pub i,hrd rs
heretofore an the n,w prophet ~, ~
order to meet the de- uauds made mo
them by the ,hnA D., have phr h + d il
fast donhl cylinder pr Is, Wlici, when
un, will u the first press Of thai elias
ever used in Dd,warc.
FIRM the New Yor. Comic MontAb
The hr gh' aud cntr pr sins prniv
EVERY EvFNlNG, of Wilmington, Del, has
given another c,idencc df y dspc iiy In
buying ont The establishment ol the Jouk-
SAL Of that city. The JouRNAL his b,rn
a prominent w 'Spiier TO a long time,
and only cry able and thriving rival
could have done wat EVERY EvENING h,s.
The daily j. NV merged into EVERY Eve
NiNG, L wing q considerable accr-,iun to
the laltcr'S alrr DIV large ci &c of r.. adj, RS
and The We kly edition is tu he Issued 49,
a tif,t-clas' independent news and family
paper
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
Our FRUIT GROWERS
Annual Meeting Of the Psninsular Asso-
ISOLATION.

Especial Correspondence Of EvERY EvEst'al
DOVER, June 1sth.-The Peninsdlar Fruit
Growers Assaeiatlqp met this aitetnOon
in ths Btate H8use, Dover. The attendance
Is not SO grcai as 1sdal. The shortposs Of
the crop, aud CONSEQUENT diminutiOn Of
interest, isiassidne as the rsaeon.
InteresipB siatements were made by
Mcssrs, Toknsoud, Cummlns and others
in reference to sending peaches 10 Boston
and other points beyond New York, in
bulk. One of thoprime difficulties soems
10 be TO get cars to rup The whole routr ;
the companies owning lc 'ars not being
willinN to allow their cars to run over
other roads.
An estimate of the crop was made for
the present season, and In dc all is US