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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
The Norlh Cnrollna Frnud..
now THE nErUBIGcANs ARE TO BE eli. ArED !
MINORITY.

now THE RErUBLICANs ARE TO re Gil ATED INTO
MINORITY.
"E. c." tho vigorous and intelligent corres-
poudent OF the New York Times, writes from
North Carolina the following description of the
challenging" dodge by which the Democrats
and Greeley men hope to carry the STATE, to-
morrow -
at is we'll known that several days ago De-
tectrye Wood and Convict Blumenberg arrived
here, in obedience TO orders from Ethan Allen
to proceed at once to North Carolina and carry
out their instructions. On Saturday last news
war teleg raphed that the names of 200 Repub
licaus had been marked for challenge in this
city, and to-day reliable news is received that on
the same day 9S3 names ont of the voting pops
uatiun Of ll3O we're marked for challenge in
the town Of kinstOn, Lenoir County This num-
ber, of course, included some Democrats, to
give a show of fairness but the fact that the
Republicans have 800 ma j1rity, and that the
challenging was done by Democrats, shows that
those challenged were nearly all Republicans.
Saturday was what is known as inspection
dsy. when the registration books are open for
nspectIuu. aud the citizens have the right to
mark the names of any they have reason to be.
lieve have not che right to vote for challenge. II
| is evident from th1 Wholesale challenging at
| kinstuu that the DemOcratsha boen prompted
| by Wood and Blumenberg to learn from Tam
many and take advantage of this provision of
| the law to Hwmdle the Republcaus out of the
| state. The party challenging has the right on
| the day Of election to put in evidence tnat the
| person oforing il not entitled to vote, ana the
oil ieC of the conspiracy Ia to use all the time IN
| this way in the heavy Republican precncls. and
| thus prevent the vote from being pOed The
| state has not yet been generally heard from,
but it is believed that this challenging has been
arranged wherever the Republicans hayo large
| maiofities and that this fact is the foundation
| of the boasts of the Democrats here. during the
| last TWO days, that they are sure of victory
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
MIR. sumusr,s ..reeIey I.ctter

Mr. Summers long expected letter, in favor Of
Greeley, is published in some of the papers, to,
d,y 1t is an elaboration of the same views
which he has already expressed in his several
.peeches in opposition to President Grant, and
contains nothing new excspt his decision to
support Greeley OF COURSE it will affect few
rersons if any. II is evident that Mr. Sumner
T. incapable of taking clear view of the pres
ant nitualion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

RuNAwAY.-A pair of mules belonging to Jos.
Fout, ran away with the dumping coal wagon, to
which they were attached, from the neighbor-
hood of the City Hall, to-day, about 1870, and
made furious course down Market street to
Front and out Front to Shipley, where they
were caught. People generally got out Of the
way but bakers wagon, in front of Rehfuss'
bakery. on Market street, below 2nd was run
INTO and damaged. Neither the mules nor their
wagon are much hurt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
industrial News.

The inshers in the hat manufaotory of John
Yerger Il Son, at Reading, struck, ON Monday,
for an Increase of wages. The men complain
that the present rates Of wages paid are barely
sufficient for their support, hence the strike.
Six hundred shoemakers at Lynn, Mass, are
on q stIike AGAINST a reduction Of Mages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
Cotton declined % to 22i{c. Flour quiet
steady; superiine, 50 25@5 50 extras, S57ja
G.25 extra family, 81 to 80 Rye Flour declined
to "a. Corn meal depressed. Wheat quiet /;
new red, 81 GO@1.6G; old red $3.50; amber,
Sl.75 white, Sl.S56pl.90 Rye soc. Corn in
fair demand yellow, I'll mixed western, GO to
81. Oats dull white, 42c mixed, 30I6c. whiz-
keV firm gjc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
1-he Inhpr Rrrorm llnn,nn,l0n

~ ihe National Labor Convention, which met al
SuN'hhi7, reassenbled in New York yesterda,
!o' consultation. The proceedings were inhar.
u,o.'",lr' and number of the delegates with
u''". hhally' after discussion which showed
That the majority we're in favor of NOMINATING
NAnl and Wll-en. the executive Committe,
were authorized to call National convention
Vi '"e Labor party, if deemed advisable
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
Republican nIe.lI z EroAcn Up.

At Savannah, number of persons including
two women and two children we're wounded
during the street car rioting on Monday. On
Monday night a Republican meeting broke up
IN a fight, in which several persons were stabbed
and beaten. Quiet was restored yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
The AIab lma NegoIInlIonr.

GENEVA July, 81.
Perfect accord exists among the arbitrators,
upon the Alabama claims, and all the questions
at Issue will be speedily settled
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

I,,a ne !at National Bank Of Council Bluffs,
tama was was r' bbed on Monday of so, 900, in
''mie manner unknown"
dom. aihly aud boil worms are reported to be
IsI - 6leal damage to the cotton in the black
''s west OF Selma, Alabama.
ar. ~ 10 y sald the Philadelphia railway companies
LmsoI prairie grass instead OF hay for THEN
sntp,o u uelhg an excellent aud nuti itious cub
e1st "''''' anu III per ton less III
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
PhIIadeIphIa.
THE cHILDREN's EXCURSION, TO-DAY.

THE cmLDREN's EXCURSION, TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA July 81.
Eleven hundred poor colored children partiei-
patcd in the excursion to-day, to Roclland, in
East Fairmount Park,
Several showers of rain fell, hut they were
sheltered in tonts provided for the purpose. In
all the excursions 30 far given, not single ac-
cdent has occurred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

PRoHIBIroRY ELECTORAL TICKET We are
credibly informed that the National Prohibit.
ory Committee at Washington have agreed upon
the following ticket to be presented and sup
ported by the Temperance voters OF Delaware
at the Fail election ?
Congress c. D. Watson. Of New Castle.
Electors-New Castle Co., Jno. NJ. Williamson.
Kent Co, DR. William T. Collins
Sussex Co. Hon g. S. layton
The Committee from their distant standpoint
Courdey, OF Kent County as a candidate for
Governor, but in case there is no Governor to
elect this Fall. then he is to take the place of
DR.. Collins ON the Electoral ticket. 1t is eX-
tremely doubtful il either of the above named
gentlemen will serve in the capacity mentioned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
Fntnl Accident.

BRAKEMAN KILLED AT THE p. W. & d. II. DEPoTN
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
Henry G. Kimball, brakeman at the Balti-
more Railroad depot, was run over by a car last
night. Both legs were crushed. He died this
morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
DgatAs.

RICHARDS. On th" 2sth inst, Of typhoid fever,
JUhu N. Richards, In the 59lh ear OF his aye
DlMMICK.-OnW ednesiay mornings at llagey, near
Winning ton, Del Joanna ia Punl, daughter VI
Ede ard q, and irene $. Limmick,ag d year aud
y months.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

Those Of our citizens who are about TO leave for
simmer rer,ss can have the &c. MKRcI,L forwarded
To them, at II cents per week II we pay postage
tI,t. OF course, will he additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

Chicago now asserts her superiority as a
watering place.
There i- said to be a duleful lack of brides at
Niagara this season.
Tie ladies at hye Beach are having very
exciting croquet tournament
The thing IL now to use croquet-balls Of gilt.
They look very brilliant on the green lawn.
The japanese Embassy were regaled at the
Belmont mapsion in Philadelphia yesterday.
Iwakura made aspeech.
The Indians in Southern Utah dug up the
hat1het, hut finding that General Morrow was
ready to send force against them, they dis
persed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
4slarriaNcs,

JUNES--W ETHE-BY.-Un hursd, y, Juy Oh, by
the Rry Mr. McE.wre, 4. X JUucs To alra. An
gDllca Il. Wtth,rny, all Oi Dover Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, July 81.
Probabilities Falling barometer, winds veer-
ing to southerly and Easterly, with Rain areas in
Middle States north Of Maryland.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
1:3O II. Nj.
The American Fleet.
ENGLISH oouarGsrrs EXTENDED To II.

ENGLIsH coURTEsIEs EXTENDED TO GT.
LONDON, July 81.
The American Fleet is going to Cowes, and
will be inspected there by the Prince and Prin'
cess Of Wales, and probably by the Queen, and
Admiral Alden will be entertained at a banquet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
SECOND EDITION.
$50, II. Nj.
NEW YORK.

Firo 1.-Two Stock Burned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
Nellie Grant.
ARRIVAL AT VIENNA.

ARRIVAL AT VIENNA.
VIENNA, July 81.
Miss Nellie Grant arrived here to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

NEcINALLs EVER POPULAR LIQUID rem
NA NET.
curing the past i've years our Liq7id Rennet has
been before the pu uC aud In no instance has 1t been
known to fat, IL justly deserves th4 title OF tn"
" In allib, llqlid kenuet.n AS an evidence OF its
appreciation by the public the large retail sales OF
II last summer will prove For tuOae desiring other
makes Gaye in stOGg Sninn's Liquid Rennet and
Isl AIRS l. quid Rennet. point To be relnedied in
the way Of domestic ecOnnny-it only takes one
tcaspOGnful TO a qnait of milk to make firm curd.
T. fOrms an easy, agreeable. as well as most nutri-
lJus article Of ei, bOth for the invalid and table.
Prepared in my own laboratory by experienced
hania.
EDWARD MCINAI.T, JR,,
ApUthecary,
Second and Market Streets
McIn.ll Rat Roach and Mouse Killer beats all
OF lers for effect.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
BIoOd.hcd Expected In North Carolina.

Mr.. Greedy Going to New Hampshire.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
5lGw Advertisements.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS and moulds, water
A coolers, ice picks lemon squetzers and other
seasOnable hardware, for sale by
TRUMAN r SHAW,
No. sS5 (Eight Thlrty-pge) Market st., below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
nNE, TWO AND THREE FEET RULES broad
~ narToW and brass-GOund ru es; rules with
drafting scales aud board measures ON them; um-
Der measures and yard sticks OF several patterns.
For sale by
TRUMAN SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thlrty-nve) Market u, below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Tbo French Rand

ARRIVAL IN THIS CRY Y--RECE rGoN AND ESCORT.
According to expectation, the members OF the
French Band, "Garde ReEei.icaine," arrived in
Whining on by the noon train, to-day. They
were mot at the depot by the Frencl-American
Citizens Association, about forty in number,
headed by Pref. Maoheret the Shields Library
Association, numbering thirty persons, marshaled
by NJ. II Ryan; and other cilzsns
After leaving tho train, the Sl-itOrs' baggage
Instruments etc, were placed ON an express wa
gOn, and a procession WAS formed, in the fol-
lowing order
Wilmington City Cornot Band.
Shields Library Association.
band 'GARDE REPUILICAINE."
American French Cjtizens
The Stars and Stripes tho 1rl.Coor Of France,
and the Green 'Sun-burst' tlag of Ireland we're
borne, side by side. in the procession
The order of march was up french to Second,
along Second to Market, up Market to the Ma
sonic Temple. Here files were opened, and the
French citizens passed in first. followed by the
visitors and then by the Library Association.
handsome collation. had been prepared, I'M
dor direction of the Wilmington Societies, for
their guests, and the tables were spread in the
basement of the Masonic Temple.
Tue EXCURSION TO.MORRuw II you have not
secured ticket to go up the iud-on River to-
morrow, You can do 80 nov, and do not MRS this
splendid opportunity Of seeing some OF the
gr-ndest scenery III this country.
II member th train leayos ~ q A NJ. ,prociso-
y
The Restaurant at tho Depot will ba open in
the mnrning 10 accommodate w. .se Who may not
have tho lme to get breakfast at home. Ample
provision il male for meals on poari Of steam
er Tickets for sale at BOushmlu Thomas IL
Co. y store.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
DA;gg GOaHItiaf.
JENKINS a ATKIksoN.
rlD ,.nmmcrcinI ID Ihc .pmmrr Re.orl-.
WILMER ATKINSON, Pasll.hor

,g-Rr Trims, Etc. See Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

NVACCINE VIRUS-We would direct the par
v tcular attentl of the medical profession t
the HuniN Naccine or true NOu-l4u aanized Cow POX
Virus prOpayated by the neV meth nj knO Sn as the
Animal Vaccination, Introduced into France and
prtriCsd tor the past eight years by GustaVo luh.
uiN, NJ. D., mem pr II tne Legion OF Honor Chief VI
thC seryiCe dies Vaccinations of the Hospitals OF
Pads, Nc.
II Is ella med for the Lanotx Vaccine that physi-
clans may rely upon always obtaining virus OF
uuitOrm Character-in fact the Identical virus from
recent uf Original spontaneous cOw-pOX discOv
Erel In France, Krpt alive by successive inOcula
tons from h lfer 10 helfer (Of which Dr LaHOX
Gently brought over two from EurOp-) and thus pre-
In all its integrity in accordance with certain
natural laws which DR.. LanetX after long search
has reen ane 20 eXperimeutally determine.
A fresh supply OF Ivory Snpa aud Capll,ry Tubes
of this virus have ist been received by
z BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
APOTHECARIRS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
RED L'o" CAMP MEETING.

Mrs. p A. Townsend Will he prepared furnish
her friends and patrons with board and lldgl =, on
the Red Lion Camp Ground, commencing The LIST OF
August. jyal-Nf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
POPULAR MUSIC BOOKS.

Now select the Music Books nctd'd
during the next Autumn, and agreeaoly orcupy
year summer Leisure IN examining, playing
ana singing trCln them.
THF srANDARD! Price 81 80; sts.,o par doz
DfsIued TO be the Banner Church Muse B iok
Of the Season. ngrIs, leaders. teachers
" Rally round" the banner!
SPARKLING RUBiES Price IS cents.
For sabbath Schools. None better
THE ri, G8IM'S HARP! Pn3e 60 cents.
For veshic5 and Prayer Meetings. Unsxcelled
Take wi h you, for entertainment at Summer Re-
sorts,
THE MUSICAL TREASURE.
295 pages Of now and popular Songs AID Piano
fore pieces, or
SHOWER OF PEARLS
Full OF the best VOCAL Euets or.
oPERATIC PEARLS.
Full OF the best Opera Songs Or,
PIANIsT'S ALBUM.
FuI the best Piano pieces Or,
PIAN0-FJRrE GEMS.
Full Of the best Piano pieces
Each OF the above i've hooks isis So so In boards
"r 90 in cloth. Has more than 40 Hrge ages
fun OF popular music, snd eiter hook Is most en-
tertaiplng upanlOn TO lover Of musi.
Speclmt n4 Of the STAND RI sent for the res
ent, st-pald for 81 %. an Of the other books
a,r = Oily zR DIrsoN \ CO, Boston.
CuAS II DlISON CO.. New York.
Iy3l-WSdtftw
NTovBLTlEs IN HAIR ORNAMENTS, Fans, jet
IN Shsll, Vulcanlte and Wooden goods, Blhe man
Parian bronze and aud line plated Jwelry,
| iaucy leather aud GIT mounted ornaments
| Brushes, Combs Mirrors, Pertumery with full
line of fancy aud toilet goods, all superior qualify
/ and at the lowest possible prices.
Il. DIX IN, II $. Eighth street.
| between Market ana Chestnut
| mylS-M-W&S-Sm Philadelphia
| RBAIuiAiNS IL PARASOIS AND sun I'M
| - bRhl4LAS. PRICES GhEApLY REDU yED
| 10 COSt out ParHsuls AT Go, 20, and ii 90 ~.
| Lined g.. Il, g. -, Sl.5i. to $3.50. AHN
SIN sun UE,hrel as sl.yO Sl.25, 81 so, a EnrsIl>
| full lice uf All tde newest ana most desira- ~
| bic styles al Prices that defy competition.
ii. DLAON's FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM,
| "a 5, Eighth htreet
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

A IL. GRIMSHAw, Broker, No. W. Third
"a street, negOtiates loans, sells real estate,
rents houses, collects rents. Agent sale Of Bonds
Northern Pacific Railroad, Drafts on ia nj Ire
lanl and all parts OF Ihe Con inent OF e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31
nAnR erEANs.

Capt. Joseph NJ. barr next mounted the rOs-
trum, and delivered himself of substantially the
same speech ~ that spoken at the Greeley meet
ing in Whining II elected little or no applause
but caused a rad and dlaqulotod ieollug to brood
over the Wet ting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-31

e. r. n Co. also have Pure Xylcl and Capsules
OF XylO made by Il. Scherng, OF Berlin, whicn, II s
claimed, mltigates the severity OF smallpox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-08
TRIPLE SHE E T
New York, Friday, March 8, 1879.
CONTENTS OF T0-DAY,s HERALD.

PAGE.
advertisements.
acknowledgements.
3-The State Capital: Last Hours OF the Erie
Ring; Text OF the Bill as Amended; The AS.
semDly Erie Bill; Another Debate on the Sew.
enty's Charter: Important State and Local BIs
Approved and Passed-The Swamp Angels:
nae Blood 9ov Tral OF the North Caroliaa out.
Father and Brother; War OF Races
4-Tne swamp Angels Continued from Third
5-Mayor Hall: The Proceedings yesterday; All
Serene at the Opening; All Turbulent at the
Close; A Bombshell Explodes in Court; The
Great Plasterer, Carney, Appears What He
ings in the United States. New YORK and
Brooklyn Courts-The Real Estate Market:
Feeling Among Dealers Respecting Its Future;
Enea OF Past Operations on Fifth Avenue
and Madison Avenue Property; Who Consti-
t %e,., the pa Heavy Buyers and nd. How They
Boulevard Lots To-day-Jusuce and the
6-Editorais: Leading Article, "putlawry in the
South-Rob Roy IN North Carollna'-Amuse-
ment announcements
s-Cable kilograms from England, Scotland,
aud Cuba-The Political Campaign IN New
hampshire-Miscellaneou Teegrams-Bus.
Business; The Rates Of Storage adopted by
for the Gouniry~Board Of Audit i Weekly Weekly
Meeting OF the Board and Large Payment Of
Claims; List of Submitted Clalms-Love and
Lucre: Charge OF matchmaking Against
Young Lady by the Rev. Dr. Carter Sensa-
tional story win a Woman In It-Payments
BY the comprehensive Miller Investigation
Fire In Trenton.
s-Financial and Commercal An Active Day in
Stocks; Pacific Mail AssaIed with Another
INJUNCTION; Erie in Albany and Wall Street:
Repeal OF Classification Reported and the
Stock Up to 36-Meetlng Of the Board OF Dock
Commssioners-Meetlng Of the American
Institute "A Terrible sensation: HydrophoOla
In Brooklyn-Highway Robberies-fhe shoot
ing OF Pat "Reminiscences and Deaths.
1O-Washlngton: The New Spanish Minister; the
Rights OF LABOR and Railroad Jobs IN the
House; District Attorney Bates, OF Utah,
Asked to Resign; the wooden ShIpbuilding
Interest: the Double Barreiled Arms In
quIry-New York State Council or Political
RelOrm-Mrs. Brokers Lecture on Free
Love-The Era OF Frauds--A Murderous
Maniac-St Nicholas Society Brooklyns Pro-
posed Charter--Local Items--Shipping .Intelli-
observation-disclosures.
11-Grand Cooking Main: The Chandeliers OF Al.
bany and New Jersey IN the Pit; The "Up
RIVER Men Clean Out the Jerseyites-Aquat-
ics-Unemployed Mems Mass Mecting-Fight-
ing Observation-Disclosures.
12-Advertlsements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-08
49, fSyE -veief-
Personal Intelligence.

Ex United States Senator Ben Wade Of Ohio, ar
rived at the Astor House yesterday morning. but
left In the evening.
Collector James F. Casey and United States Mar
shall James d. Packard, of New Orleans yesterday
reached the Fifth Avenue Hotel from Washington.
Judge Joseph Who's, of Wisconsin. Is soJourning
at the Grand Central HOTEL
General Edward M. Lee. OF Connecticut Is stop.
ping at the Holman House.
the ST. James Hotel.
F, X. Smith and Lieutenant X. E. Impey OF the
United STATES Navy, have quarters at the ST. Denis
HOTEL 'i%s, - 70 ~.
Captain T. s. Roberts, Of the United States Army.
is donilcied at Earle's Hotel.
Colonel p. Monatt of the United States Army. has
temporary quarters at the Grand Central Hotel.
General A. E. Burnside, Ex-Governor OF Rhode
Island is at the fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-COngressman James f. Wilson and General
G. M. Dodge, of Iowa, arrived at the Brevoort House
last night The former OF these gentlemen has been
spoken Of as the probable nominee OF the National
Republican Convention for Vice President
Ex-senator Alexander Mcdonald. or Arkansas, IL
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. John X. Thompson, Of the New York Evenfn1
Post, left Yesterday BY the steamer MORO Castle
for Nassau and Havana
Ex-Congressman Demas Barnes, Of Brooklyn, has
declined to accept rcappontment to membership
OF the Board OF Education OF that city. He intends
to siRnallze his departure from the Board by
dinner to his associates at his residence immedi-
ately after the meeting Of the Board Oh the first
Tuesday IN April.
The visit to this city OF Admiral Englefelt naval
attache OF the British Legation, has been for the
purpose Of inspecting the naval and military sta
lions and engineering enterprises in this vicinity.
On Wednesday he visited The Navy Yard. and from
there proceeded to Halett's Point to view the ope-
rations to eject the removal OF the Hell Gate OBJ
strnctons TO navR lie intends, 1t Is SAID, 70
visit every place where he can gain knowledge OF
the progress Of this country In engineering SKIN
and It's exact military and naval power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-08

Nor MUoH LIKE WAR.-General Schenck.
our Minister to England, is on visit at Edin-
burg, and gave public reception yesterday,
which was attended by large number Of the
most pr9nIbpsaapt officials End residents of the
city. Now, considering that General schenck
was one of the members of the Joint High
Commission which made the Treaty Of Wash
ington, and that he endorses the American
case, it is apparent that the hue and cry OF
the London press against our case has not yet
reached Edinburg, or that 1t has spent its
force. Mr.. Bull has discovered that ''blufing"
will not do with Brother Jonathan, and that
the American case is something more than a
game Of bluff. So, after the storm comes a
calm, and with the calm will come the sober
second thought to Her Majesty's government.
Having submitted our case to the tribunal of
the treaty, the issue, peace or war, remains
with England, and we begin to see that Eng
land, not less than Scotland, is really in favor
of peace.