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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
Political.

The N,g Jersey Rruublicau STATE Ton
vpntion will meet at Trenton Aurtist aal Ia
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The Republicans OF the Eighth Iowa
District have nominated }. w. McDill for
congress-
Geuerdl Banks, Of Massachusetts has
written hitter announcing that he will
support Hfeolty.
The Republican statr Convention of
Michigan met at Lansing IN Wednesday
and nominated john q. Bagley for Gov-
onor.
The Liberals OF ONO have chosen rs
Presidential electors at large General
Thomas Ewing, On behalf tho Democrats
and Augustus j. Helm on behalf of the
Liberal Republicans.
According toa Memphis despatch from
bic is expected IA The coming election there
to-day. Special police have been placed
On uu'S' anu al Saiouns ''oseu' lne tan
'aSH ""' u'vn very "i''or'
Senator Wilson has gone to Indiana to
| lake pant la the canvass there lie Will
also speak ~ ONO. Next month he will
| speak IN TINS state secretary kObtsOn
IN a week or two, viii take the stump in
Maine.
The Republicans Of the Sixteenth Ohio
District have nominated Captain Lorenzo
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

zen. Fitzpatrick has brought suit for Ii.
bel against the Bangor Daily Wing and
fourier, placing damages at t30,0OO. A
writ Of attachment was served THURSDAY,
I. Mi. Louis j. jennings. editor of the
Times, appeared at the TOmbs Police Ceurl
ruursday to answer The charge of libel
against him in suit brought by General
kilpstrick. The libel was contained in Q
paragraph published in the 7S,Ass to the
effect that General Fitzpatrick, while min
ister 10 Chill, attempted TO Introduce an
abandoned woman, his mistress, into 80.
.lety. Mi. Jennings waived an examha,
ton TO appear for trial at the general les
lion whenever an indictment should h,
found. The court decided that bail We
not necessary. the counsel for the p'ossiu
ion asserting.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

rTrom orr Special CorreHnnndent.
The Register "Wednesday, gra ntcd let 'cts
liam Notheral late of White Ola y trf Ell
Hundred, deceased, unto Mary Motherau al
the same Hundred, and sister Of the ec'd.
-The match game of Base Bal playe u
Wednesday between the Iammanys OF lhh
town aud the Stars Ot Salem, resulted -
usual, In favor nj the former hy score "
20 10 20 The Tammany club IL getting mp
reputation second 10 none In the STATE, ana
with practice will soon rate with the first
GLASS oluha Of the country.
Professor Lieb arrived "Wednesday eve
ming hut upon being taken into the presrncc
OF his supposed child, failed Mt that time Ia
recognize him, although hc said there were
many marks of resemblance, and he would
not say positively that he was not Freddy
until ne mad been with him longer time.
and made n more minute examination, lie
will he In town again to-day, when he VIII
satisfy himself entirely ~ to the identity ni
this ch lid with his Lost Freddy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
The Geneva Tribunal.

A Geneva dispatch says; There is also
lutely no particulars attainable Of the pro-
ceedings Of thr lntest sitting Of the Tribu
nal OF Arbitration A general statement
is put forth, ON apparently creditahle an
lhOrly, that all grave quotations. have beer
settled. aud that the arbitratOrs are study
ing the details Of Il prospective adjustment
No official communication will, however
be furnished 10 the press until the fra
settlement, which is likely to he reachcC
much sooner than has been expected.
Another dispatch says the English repre-
-cn'ativrs have presented 10 the Board d
supplementary case, establishing, In thu
belief of the signers. that England faith
fully executed her laws In connection will
HE Confederate cruisers. The American
agents have, in consequence, submitted
report to the effect that the question can
not be- Judged from mere local stand
point oil the English law alone, and argu
Jog that England's liability forthe ravagc
committed by the privateers arises princi
nal'v from her nOn-iulhlmeut Of the inter
nstional law.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

their destined path conqueriug the world
10 tho use and benefit of the human race
There is no natural antagonism between
them, and all that Is needed 70 disslpate
the apparent conflict Of interests Is the
clear understanding born Of sound
drinking and true knowledge which
shall come like = fresh breeze from
the west scattering and driving
before il the murky clouds Of
prejudice and passion which have too
long enveloped the whole question in
darkness through which meu could but
blindly feel their way.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

Senior Mariscal, the new Mexican Minis
ter, bias arrived in New York.
The internal revenue receipts during
July amounted TO Sl4, 2l2,l7
The H. s. currency now outstanding
amounts TO nearly S4O,O00,OO0.
Prof u. G.. Gilman, of Yale, has been
chosen President Of the Universityof Cali.
lonia.
The fire at Hunters Point, l.. l., is still
burning, thungh uicre is believed to be no
danger of It's extending.
The Connecticut Legislature yesterday
passed "a severe license liquor law also
a hill taxing mutual life insurance com
p,tnils of the State y per cent.
It is believed in Chicago that Is. J.
steiner. manager of The French Band, " hu
recently disappeared with a large sum OF
money, has heen robbed and murdered.
The semmi.annual session Of tho lie
brew order Of B'nia-Brth was held in
New York on Tuesday dclega r. being
present from deterrent parts Of the United
states.
Additions, reports have been received Of
disaster to the cotton crop in Alabama 10y
The boil aud army worm. Many OF the
planters are said to consider themsely,i
ruined.
The Mayorof Ycddo and number ot
The Japancsr Embassy, on Tuesday, wit
messed the launching in New York of til,
steamboat kiwada, built for the Japancs,
Government.
The Governor Of Arkansas has issued z
proclamation threatening to place Pope
county, in that STATE. under martial law
| il its people 10 not return 10 their allc,i
lnce TO the civil authorities.
At Salt Lake City, on Tuesday night
newspaper reporter was expelled from III,
city council rnamhcr for an alleged mac
| cuiair report of the councils proceedings
/ He will test The matter in the courts
\ New York dispatch says that the Cen
trial, Eric and Pennsylvania Railroad
| yesterday reduced ffeights tn the West &
to ~ per cent The reduction IL eaid {,
he for one mo ia only. I'm order To hreal
down old con racle, which are detrimental
IN the roads
The new Mexican Minister stated II
New York, on Wednesday,, that he though
LcrdO dc r iada, the new President q
Mexico, would be- likely To pacify ih
country. aud that Daz and Nrgrete wou
not hr likely 10 do much injury under IN,
prescott Administration.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
Soldiers ana Sailors conven-

senator Wilson has accepted an invih.
tion 10 attend the Soldiers and Salos'
Mass Convention at Pttsburg, on septen-
her l1ih. Among those who have promised
10 address the Convention are Generals
Horace Kinney Sargent, OF Boston Fair
hid, Of Wisconsin ! oglesby, Of Illinois
Neg.ry, of Pennsylvania Hawley, Of
Connecticut; Logan, Of Illinois Avert
Of Minnesota WoOdford, Of New YORK
Ga'held, of Ohio. and Carpenter, Of Iowa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
Public schools RItd the Labor
gaugsllt

ANfHANNAs
All strikes and labor movement, have
for their prote-scd object the hcttcumrul
Of the condition of the laburing MASSES
aud no one. not blinded by mvetcratc
prejudice, can doubt that this is the real
object of the great nHority Of those
engaging in them. Nor do we believe that
the mere desire for more case for their
individual selves is the sole or even the
chief object Of a large proportion of those
participating in these movements Most
men have or expect TO have families, and
one Of the thoughts which enters largely
into all their desires for the improvement
Of their condition is that their children
shall enter the battle Of life hctterrquirSd
and with better prospects than themselves.
| Exactly how this is To be- done may not be
clear To all, or even to many Of them, but
that il ought 10 be- they feel certain, and
they are right. The inventive genius
| which has made tho powers and force, of
nature mans ohcdieut servants, has been
| Of little avail if it has not opened the way
to tightening the toll and drudgery of our
race, and If lis benefits do not pcrmcate
our whole social structure.
| With the ycVcd problem Of how the
flircst distribution Of tho fruit Of um
civilization is to Ice made we dc not pro-
posc to attempt to deal. We merely wish
to direct anew the attention Of our fellow
workers ia the varied hclds Of human in
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

II is proposed to construct a railway
across the isthmus, through Honduras, OF
sufficient strength to transport vessels
with their cargoes from sea to sea. The
track - % be made up of six parallel rails.
with "a guahG of twenty-five feet. Each
car is to be large enough " carry ship
when laden Weighing 1000 tons, and
having lnglh of 100 feet. each one will
have 40 wheels, aud will weigh Of itself
seven hundred tons. The rails OF the
track will weigh 100 pounds TO the yard
and every thing else in proportion. seH-
enty-flvc millions dollars will he required
to foot the bill.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
NORTH CAROLINA.
OPINIONS or NEW YORK PAPERS.

OPINIONS or NEW YORK PAPERS.
BY telegraph to BvERr EvESlSd.
Nrw YonK. August 2.-rho IHo rid's
Raleigh specials put Merrlman's maj 1rlly
ut Eve Thousand.
pubiicans. A.. .o,.,.as A.,
warrant any positive statement as To the
results. A.. -,
any prediction.
sgco. DISPATCH.
Tbcre seems 10 exist no reasonable
doubt Of Merrimau 3 election by decisive
majority, and that 'S ~ ISoHcrysre1 nave
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

Il Is reported at San Francisco that al
agent sent 70 the Arizona and New Mexlu
border to rch for deposits Of rublrs ami
diamonds, discovered by Kit Carson't
larty, years ago, has returned with 800
100 worth Of precious stones. Also that a
Government patent tn the lands will he
secured, and company with Gcnem
icorSc b. Mcclellan as president, FORMED
70 work them.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
Aner ,l,t EIec,inn Mnnlr


John O'Bryne answers imperialism
If Grant should he clccicd-John's iervid
oraiury will beat in vain against the rock
Of increduliiy with which The great major
ity OF Americans regard any assertions
that anyone viii attempt {" OVtrlhroW
the Republic Mr.. oByrne is almost as
likely to succerd Mr.. B'Y'' IN the Se"9t'
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his brow The gathering 'A1's Oh crown
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
Delaware State Journal.
WILMINGTON. DELI
Saturday, August 8, 1872.


Rutgers College, New Brunsvi k, Nd,
has conferred the degrees of Doctor of
Philosophy on General John Eaton, w.,
U. e. Commissioner OF Education. Gen.
Eaton is doing a work second in lmpor-
lance to that OF no officer in the public
service, and, having fairly won, will
woFthily wear his new honors.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

9Th Farm aud Fircside I've have
received the first number Of monthly
" journal bearing the above title, pub.
llshcd at lO3 f. Sixteenth street, N. Y,
and proiessedly devoted TO the culture Of
the soil and the culture of the mind. Tn
number before us certainly gives evidenc,
" fine artistic taste, rs we'll as mental
culture. The price is only iifty cents 1
war
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

The publis will be pleased to learn that
from the date Of the last payment tho price
Of gas in this city will be S2.7O per thous-
and feet, instead of $500, as heretofore.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

The Trade Journal, of Philadelphia,
observes that as tho deaths in this disease
rise and fall with the thermsmeter hos
pital might be built expressly for the
treatment of such patients, with refriger-
ated apartments kept at moderate
temperature, and recommends some Of the
physicians to try the experiment. The
surccstion seems sensible enough.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE.

DEMOCRATS CARRY THE ELEcTloN'
By Telegraph 70 KvBRr EVENING.
MEMPHIS, TENs', August Tho DEM
ocratic county ticket was elected yesterday
for three hundred majority.
Two men are reported killed inmlauIay
in one country district.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA
By Telegraph 10 EVEEf EvgEiHa'
PHILADELPHIA.-B ecvcs dn ftnn-
eylvnnIa aud Western steers, 5dGM cents
per pOund.
Sheen in fair demand at 5(n7 &c uis-
Hogs in demand ut a. 25C07 10 ler cwi-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

McIEALL's RVER.Po."I'LAR LI0UID
RENNEr~

During the past ave years On LIQUID Hannet
has been before the public. aud ia ~ QUE mt nee
has IL been known 70 iAil IL luah detsfN veg me
title OF the " lnfallble Liquid kst net As "a
evidence Of its appreciation by tls' pnpne, lne
large retail sale Of i last summer VIII prove
For Those desiring other makes IA We ln htOeh
Ahlnn' . Liuuid Rennet and Blsr's Liza "a hannel.
A point to be remeded in the way % domestic
ee0nOmy-it only takes one teaspnunfnl 20 quar-
" pure milk 10 make hrm eurd II ,'ornin IN
easy, agreeable, AS we'll ~ NEST NJ ttlli9uH
article Of diet both for the Invalid and '"oie'
Prepared ia my own laboratory by experiences
hands.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

Made entirely OF Mexican Beau, and contsi niug
40 fraudulent adulteratiOn VI Tonuua Bean, which
destroys the delicate favor Of Vanilla. THIS eN-
tract ID made In my own laboratory aud with cnn-
sceniions care IA 10 strength aud purity. have
also on hand. for those preierring other brands
Knights and Burnetts popular EXTRACTS FOR
kDwARD MoINALL. JR. ,APother1ry
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

Justfn stock 300 " the above very popular
brand Of cigars. These cigar have hesn chosen
with especial reference 10 seasoning and color
ar1NaIT ~ g.cou,t and Market Sta
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

eive neat OF gummer, Sold only AZ fbsNtbh
Drug htOre. Put up In . and ~ cent bottlt e.
TO PHYSICIANS
B. Brlughurst q Go. would respectfully an-
nounce that they have
sCHERIRG's PURE XYLOL.
susosssfully used by DR.. zuellsr in the Berlin
Hospital against small pON, which is said 90
almost entirely aver fever, headache, pains In
the back, snppurat0n and other Undressing
symptoms, AID diminish pitting. Also
sCHERINd's CAPSULES OF XYLoL.
each containing ten drops.
DR.. BBALE's PEPslN PORCl.
active and efficient In the treatment Of indignation
and dyepep7iA, with its onnc0mitant dsrauRe-
ments This preparation deserVediy hOlds the
nIst rank amona pepsins, tue smallners Of the
d0se, Ito grains. being great confederation.
GHLORAOETlO ACID.
recommended as useful spplirauon to fungus
exoreaenees.
sPANGIO-PILlNE
for hot or cold compress.
CAPslCUM PLASTER.
q valuable rubefacient, without the vesicAtipg
prepertier Of mustard. for which 10 many eases II
Is An admirable substitute For sale by
\. BRIp0HURsT 10.
PhHrmaceutistH.
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

Has cured thousands Of cases Of ChOle.Ta, Cholera
MUrbus DlarrhoA Dyaentery and Cramps,
Perfectly safe aud reliable. Pleasant to take aud
should BE- kept IN every family during " reess
eive heat Of uummer. Sold only At FOSTER
Drug etOre. Put NJ In D aud ~ cent buttle g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17

MoRTuARy REPoRr.---The following is the
morttmry report for the week ending Satur.
day. January 18th, compiled from sections
returns received at the office Of the Board OF
Health:
Whole number Of deaths i'll the city, 10 ;
in addition, : stil-born were reported (col.
orcdl. Sex: Males, II females, s. Color:
White males, =; white females, .; colored
males, 4; colored fenlales,6. Condition: Sin.
gle, 10; married. A.; widowers, 1; widows,
,; unknown.2. Nativity: United States, II
England, /: ireland, I. Locality: MilrsEall
Ward, /; Jefferson Ward, 4; Madison Ward,
8; Monroe Ward, /; Clay Ward, 2; Jackson
Ward, 8; AlmshouSe, 2; Howard's Grove
Hospital l.. Age: One day to thirty, l; one
month to six, =; one year to three, 4; three
years to five, l five years to ten, ; ten years
to twenty, l twenty years to thirty, l fifty
years to CO.. 4; seventy years to eighty, :;
eighty years to ninety, .. BY whom certi.
fed: Regular practitioners, 1S; Board OF
Health. /. Causes of death: ApopleXy, 1;
Bright's disease, L; consumption, 3 Il white,
2 colorcd); cerebro-spinal meningitis, /;
Group, 1; collie, l; deliriuln tremcns, /;
dropsy, ) insanity, l; infantile lockjaw, l
meningitis, 1; old age, 3; scrofula (colored).
l; tuberc.llar disease (coiored), /; typhoid
fever, 1; uraemia, l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17

beauty, and the coffin was removed from the
catalalque and the lid screwed down by the
attending undertakers. while the bishops
and priests were forming procession in tile
main aisle, and the vast congregation watched
every movement in awesome silence. 80
AS the procession of priests, each. with n
burning taper, bishops in their purple robes,
and acolytes with their waving ,Gnsers,
moved out of the church, followed by the
patl-bearcrs with their sacred burden, the
organ pcaled forth dirge of solemn sweet
ness. Passing through the main door of the
cathedral, they found the space In front
cleared, and the members of the societies and
the curious crowd without rererently un-
covered their heads as they came out upon
the pavement, went into the yard, and took
the pathway leading to the Bishops chapel.
Here, beneath the altar the renlains were
deposited, in accordance with the usages of
the Church, in vault prepared for the pur-
pose, and then the solemn ceremonies were
over, the clergy betook themselves to the
sacrlsty, and the crowd soon dispersed.
We have only to add that the ceremonies
were throughout imposing, the crown was
quiet and respectful, and there was nothing
whatever to mar the impressiyeness of the
scene. @s- rs "~ :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17

TOBACCO FACTORY PARTIALLY BURNED
About half-past s o'clock last night flames
We're seen issuing from over the Office door
Of the tobacco factory of Mr. Thomas j.
Noble, situated on the corner of Twenty
second and Cary streets. The alarm was at
once turned in at Box 80, corner Twenty
second and Main streets; and the engines
belonging to that district came promptly to
the scene. Fifteen or twenty 1ninntes later
a second alarm was turned in at the same
box, which was the signal that all the engines
were needed. The end Of the building front
ing on Twenty-sccond street is not used,
though it contained the fixtures 'appertain.
ing to q tobacco factory. 1t was in the same
building, but in that part nearest to the York
River depot, that the fire originated.
4 portion of the basement, fronting on the
Dock, was occupied by Messrs. L. Doughty
e Son, shipwrights and caulkers, but they
will sustain but little damage from fire OF
water. Mr.. Noble's loss will be heavy. as all
of his tobacco fixtures were in the building
in which the fire originated, besides quan.
titv of leif tobacco. The factory is owned
by Mr.. John Enders, aud is fully insured
The fire is supposed to have originated from
the Office CRATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
The ETHEArRE.-..t The Arkansas Traveller.
vas rd4afed at the Theatre last night to q

THE .THEATEE.-..tT The Arkansas Traveller.
was rdseated at the Theatre last night to q
better audience chan on Monday. Mr.. Cham
frau appeared rs exit" and charmed every
body with his fine acting. The bar-room
scene, the saloon scene. aboard the Medora,
and the bowie-knife duel, were excellent, and
brought down the house. The manager has
caused entirely new scenery to be prepared
for this play, which adds in no small degree
to the entertainment. "The Arkansas Tray
eller" must of necessity become popular
both south and west of us. Its exciting and
sensational scenes cannot fail to attract where
the play is so creditably rendered and the
tableaux so graphically presented as were tie
Mississippi scenes last night.
Mr.. Chanfrau will appear as exit" at the
matinee on Saturday afternoon, and no doubt
there will be- larger number in attendance
than on last Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17

Jon PRISTING.--Wc call the attention OF ner
chants clerks Of courts, sherfs, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all other
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tho
prompt ard faithful execution of all kinds of JCf
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bill-HcaJs. Lctter-ueads Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills OF Fare. Show-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., SC.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17

POLICE Court, TuEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presidtng.-Thc following cases were
disposed of:
Catherine O'keefe, charged with passing a
counterfeit $40 United States note on Jordan
Owens. Sent TO the United States commits
sioner. -.1 ...s.. "f Z.
Peter King (colored), charged with assault
ing and striking Eli Harris. Discharged.
Robert Brown (colored), charged with
having in his possession four hats, the pro-
perty of Marshall, McVeigh Il Co. Continued
until the 18th, .a@ a..r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17

THE MlNsTRELs.-To-mo evening Du-
PREF & Benediet's New Orleans Minstrels
commence an engagement Of two evenings
at Virginia Hall. This company is an organ
zation of twenty years. experience, and no
doubt richly deserve the complimentary no.
tees which the press throughout the corln-
try has given them. Reserved seats may be
secured at West s. JoMlston's.