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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
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aud now Tor Maine A little over 4 month
.uNnS ior work the election eom,nS on the
a@ september. A month's campaign suificed
"vUsonoaizs "'S North Carolina. Shali We not 10
vel in Maine ?
,a ~ 1tain an actual revolution in Maine were
A. ~ gave undertaking. She ass,sted in the
\. s.aoaA victory of the Republican party and
.o,. .Is. ~. ysars' through good aud through evil
Sr.smh.. sept the faith. In 1860. she gave a
1 one o. 24,5O4 Tor Lincoln. In 1854. She eavs
aHI HI@oes y majority of 1880; in 1856 Of
Ss,.,.;alS lSoe Of 27,6S7 and in 1867, in spite ol
M snas, n.s, of LISA. The Presidential excite.
. lsss ~ 81 .P up the September majority again
s,S~s. ~ y zo'a03, but it was the last wear d
~. sosnag success. In 1859, the came cspdi
Is,S s.ao ME majority reduced TO 6,OS4 In
MI ~ new man forced It up to 9,5O6 aud in
iiR.,., liz p p%eSl That is the figure which th,
Nm.i.. Pe0hcens and Democrats propose C
ino.Hl.. . 70 overcome. II 10 q serious but moi
,sssd ~ - + 18th 18th Of June the Grant Republican,
M. -" tu'alnatoa for the third time Sidney
lno.,s.M.s Ms Pressnt Governor. On the 18Th. thu
i..,.s = !. Convention, for the ,scond time nom
sas .,S Aimbsll. whom the Liberal Rspubh
~ ~ aapport To sisct h,m assmed then al
ka s,...l .lpSS..ioilty; ~ but, since then. W hav.
| dsy,oo~..aag .aag We have had an unsx xpsctsd
Nv, asd R.s. .Ss Liberal Republican strength. w.
| Ina ~ snalamors. We have had North Caro-
| " r.l,;. our friends in Name believe thn
an. nASus .AS~!ss, .as Liberal Republicans upou tn,
at u thsiA.aon -Aa,1 candidate, they may wip,
lad elsct vs S,.s tsn thousand advsrse majority
| MI ooss%. %'@. II We do not yet fully shas,
HSr sS;l.ace, sS;l.. nee, 10 from lack oi faith not il
laas Ncy..S SuI IN their organization. Men o.
W ior my" M v.,o''nA has made this campo aigl
tclst Of C;..,"aM you or without you, the
1 p.. wy" but .hall we not hsv, ths insp;,.ts, % "
hIsr cos,ss. ,sedid y! vork in September for our Oc
taaa w:sn 10 fennsyivanis, Ohio and In
"a ana WI you ciasp hands with North Caro-
"a Rsso'sss s sssass shs victory Of Peace. Reunion
|,eus po..s osiors the battle 10 on Il IL i,
~ n~s y % .ignala sisu - the r,ve,a 81 q
utsx vi, V;i,aalssfat,on .a majority, to ssttio Ii,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
O btu ary.

The GerardstOwn, w. Va. Times says
"After an illness Of but q few days, one Of our
oldest, most hOnOred and useful citizens has
been taken from our midst and on the same
day Of his departure, his lfe-cOmpanon for sc
many years was called, by All unusual and
most impressive dispensatiOn of Divine Provi
dence. to pass with him away from earth into
the beautiful land beyond. On last Saturday
morning, about half past ten O'Clock, Mr.
John McKOwn departed this life, and about
one hour later, his wife, Mrs. Eloisa McKOwn
was summoned to join him in the spirit world
Mr.. MckOwn was in his 77th year, and fol
IS years had been ruling elder IN the Presby
terian chlrch in Grrar1stown. and lived al
active Christian life, known aud read Of al
men,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
Ionh caroiina.-What the Defeat OF
the Radicals Proves.
From the New York Herald

From the New York Herald.
1t seems Incredible that the administration
epublcans can have suffered defeat in State
khere every advantage has been on their
pde where they have concentrated gigantic
|fOrts to insure success; where they have held
aOrities ever since the close of the war,
Nth single exception, varying from nine to
Nenty.three thousand. Yet, as we have
d there appears to have been q steady in
ssse thus far In the conservative majOrities
ver the vote Of 1870. and hence it Is not i'm
rooa0e that the State may have declared
Fsslt 10 advance. in favor OF the reform move.
bent In November.
II this should prove to bsa the case, it will
odouot w regarded generally settling the
PRESIDENTIAL contest. Indeed, the Republicans
" the vigor and bitterness Of their canvass,
ave slgnihed their conviction that a defeat
North Carolina at this time would render
per ultimate success hopeless Senator
sllse1 himself has admitted in his speeches
nG the election OF the Republican State
cket was essential to the cause Of President
aisH; that without 1t there would be little
epe 10Y the administration. Under these
eumslances, and in view If the fact that
whole machinery Of the election, the en-
W Fteial and State patronage, the courts
military. the police and the United
aes nlarshals were In the hands of the
xpuolcans, we cannot think that the ad-
w ssusetlon has been Overthrown. To ere
sach calamity would be to believe
aatne s presidential election IL destined to b<
Siuge, sweeping away the existing pow
's,. saa making compiete revolution In the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
A Struggle Owe. a M,n,s,er.

The contest between LOngfel.ow and Has
sett was nardly more exciting than the race
between Elizabeth and BROOKLYN for a nasfor
Thou shalt not cOvet thy neighbOrs' minis.
ters' ought to be added to the De.aluvue
Committees from New York are rOaminS nm
and down the country seeking whom thev
may drvour--l00king for sharp ministers il
qulet retreats ana out OF the way places, AS
hOtsehleh seour Tue country in search of fast
trOtters. Committees from Boston. Philadel-
phia. Chicago, and the Pacific coast are in
and around New York for the purpose of en-
ticing away popular men who are making
their mark IN this vicinity. Three or four
popular men are badgered almost to death by
continued calls and magnificent offers, Some
90 into their pnlpits with two or three calls in
their pockets, and as this is generally known
it makes things lively.
informed your readers Of the attempt on
the part OF tile Elizabeth church to buy of
MIR. Gallahcr from Brooklyn, Offering him
~, 900 salary and his wife a house worth $l5,.
oOO, he agreed tO 90 to Elizabeth and then
backed Gown; yielded to a committee who
st0rmed MS Ded-chamber, and then retreated
On agreeing to stay, the BROOKLYN people
sent him 10 Europe, where he is now travelling
ut their expense. Now comes another phase
OF the case. lie has been gone four months
and has not written line to the Brooklyn
| church, but keeps upa correspondence will
the Elizabeth people. The latter society hav,
| on their side the strong influence of the pas
tors wife. The gentleman who pays $500
| Of the pastors salary said on Saturday tha
he was perfectly satisfied that Elizabeth woul,
win. In the meantime the Brooklyn chuIcl
| can do nothing, but only wait for cOminI
events, the shadows of which indicate tn
loss OF their minster.-Cor. Boston Journal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

For the Daily Gazette.
n hEsNNEDYvlLLE, Kent Co. Nd, Aug. 2. 1872.
EDITOR GAZETTE. Seeing q notice in
your paper Of To-day that VIM Beck, ESQ.
h,an, htat Dsiaware I lay, had shipped ss3 quarts
o.ack .sa berries IN one day Kent can beat that
barrand, Esq, ''of Howels Point fruit farm -
a,napped ior several days, 1OO CHESTS contain
ing Az quarts each. or in other words 4OOO
quarts per day, for which he rpcet we'd IS cents
per quart. making the neat little sum Of $1,000
Per aay, and he only has SO acres In small
81 az s"a .oan H. LusDy, Esq. raised on field
can any farmer in Delaware, beat it this YEA wear
ne used fertilizer at 200 barrels per acre.
lhe'drouth in this county. has been the most
severe ever experienced. Some Of the mills
nave mad to stop for want of water. they can
naIadiy lli;Iay grind enough to supply the people
meal ea "0vr W. aney nave stopped grinding corn
Gay or Two " which is great benefit to the
corn. The peaches are in full bast noao: and
are bringing from ti.O0 to 81. 90 per bssket.
Mr., Harris Of Round Top formerly the
morton estate has refused $tO 600 for his crop.
Me Ca! hss httts orchard Of only 700 acres.'
Chestertown, has the next largest orchard in
.nis or Queen Anne.s County. When we
get among the small farms James W. Hunt.
ESQ., Is one Of Our most successful "Peacl
ufotoers The Kent County Railroad since
II changed hands, has been progressing very
rapidly to completion. We have two dajly
trains omit now; the telegraph polls are as fai
as lampsOn's Station, will have them to
Chestertown in two weeks Kent County
VIII soon be one vast peach orchard il the
people keep planting trees as they have fol-
the last five years.
A jerseyman who had bought farm In
the County, on writing home 80 he thought
the people were crazy over peaches and poll
ties for if he went to the village the frs
question asked him, was, how are peaches
h- went to church, and the men could mO
drop the subject long enough to listen ts th,
sermon. A camp meeting commences a
Chesterville to-day, 80 zoe w.h haze PLENTY d
ra,n uosr There has been fine new Pres
byterian Church built at Georgetown ION tn,
Sa ssafrass River" within the past year; 1t /
thrsOnly one that has service held n tn
County. The Catholics are trying to build ,
new Church at Chestertown. Horace Beck
Esq, had all his buildings, crop OF whea,
3 horses, carriages and last years corn burne
by a steam thresher; they were burning cor
} c0bs at the time. In my next l will give
description of the country. and facilities fo
transporting pioduce to market.
Respectfully yours, &c,
KENT COUNTY FARMER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
Tho Awful State Of Corruption

Tho Awful state OF corruption
Which bus existed in the Republican Party for
u,,t four or five ysars has disgustsd thousa nds
respectable, high minded men oil over the coun-
And ito exposure in this city is likely to pro-
bn similar result.
This party has aided to its numbers in this city
t,hin The time specified about seven hundred ne
ovasn. and yet 1t has been defeated at the polls,
Y hu no more assurance OF success than 1t had
More these sccsssions were made 10 its ranks.
Nay W not, to some extent, trace the great ILL.,
ksss in the Democratic vote to this caussS 1t il
possible to hide such state of affairs long from
d rsuk and lille OF u party, and IN addition to tn.
Willingness to assemble prsniscousIy with ne.
oss, they saw the corruption that existed and
ss.i0r abandoned the foul party.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
hAILY GAZETTE.
,,~uA L. Srxxs. Esq.. announces that he will
..,d,dsas for the Democratic nomination for
,.,,og sack Assessments.

A. y. ~ meeting Of the Council that body
Ir.d sssvoususss about the work Of the Ten
L,r,orr taas will 30 appreciated by those who
l,s,.d by eset,ng buck their own, no doubt
|, A. huodrsds who have been wrongsd by un-
-. and iileq,l assessments will never ses dol
q, ,hsr money thus forced from them in taxes.
l,,.. NJ moor men who owned houses have been
n. to psy 80 per cent more than they should
4. dous and any number Of young men have
a asbt To ten dollars piled on them when they
lonId have paid but three to five.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
NORTH CAROLINA
ns State carried BY the Democrat.
ny q Very Small MaJority-Es,oic.
:ne Deferred 'untn tns positisa
stusns nst EXHIBIT the election Of the

hALEioH, August 4.-Dttical and pa a,tial rs.
turns have been received from Is comn,;es
WI Which reduce the Shipp majority to some p OOo
Inc remaining II counties are mostly .msII snd
VIII not materially change these Ggur.s The
republican, concede the State BY | 500 To . 5O0
majority. There is still intense interest fel, in
the result, as the Democrats are slow 10 beiieve
IN victory u"'il the fact is established. Ths
fejo'cings In the State viii be great as soon AZ
me M positlve returns exhibit the election Of the
Democratic ticket. '"'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
4 SINGULAR APPoINTMENT.- 1t is

filson Sawyer. one Of the men charged with the
lsctoa frauds in the 81 Ward, WAS appointed
ktsr carrier early this week. Ne has not donned
clothes yet. and it is thought he Hiil not get
hs job Quite u number of Republicans are on
ssd TO the appointment because he was one of
ls s"spsstsrs" brought down here two years ago
! carry ths election. If such men are to get the
|siton, it Is not astonishing we are receiy wing
Nssslons to the ranks Of the Greeley and Brown
|arv Adoeyi.ser.
What does it matter to the Radical faction what
b mans character j. or where he is from2 II be
eOngs to corrupt u ant Ring that is sufficient
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

Tos CONGRESS. s.-1he Delararean mentions the
lbving gsntlsmsn's names as being connected
nth the Democratic nomination for Congress -
Sussex, Curtis W. Wright Chss. NJ. Cullen
bd Edward l. Martin; in Kent, John b. Pen.
|ing0u and James X. Mitchell: In New Castle,
ou Benz 7. Blggs. Charles b. Lore. anI DR.
within Chandler
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Commit.
the on Grounds ut the office of J. Msris Secretary
No. 302 Market street until THURSDAY. Angus,
9Th. 1872 AT O'Clock p. m for furnish material and
erecting on the grounds ot the Riverview Cemeter,
Co. building comprising Superintendsntts resi-
dsnce reception room and Office. according to plan:
and specifications. which be seen at the office o.
by calling on the undersigned. corner Of Third
street aud the railroad.
The COMMITTEES reserve the right to reject any Of
all bids. ROBERT CARSWELL.
augl.st Chairman Of Committee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

Henry Wilson, the Republican candidate for
Vice President, in = speech At Raleigh. North
Carolina, few days ago, said that every vote
caa, for Greeley will tend directly toward the
restoration of the Democratic party TO power.
Thai is unquestionably true Reading Times
xnL Dispatch.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

Charles Msrlow was hanged, yesterday. at
Msyville, N. y, for the murder o. WIN; b.ch.
man. ut Jamestown, in August, 1871. MARROW
left 4 written confession Of the crime.
General Banks will speak in New York mex!
week, upon the question Of our natio1al
finances.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

Our reporters tried in vain this morning to and
Grant man who had heard from North Carolina
They want to know who's Nsrth Carolina, anyhow
It's all Democratic hs 1000 to 500 !--I"fsr-
s0n Guardian.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

The CRY 10 STILL THEY CoxE.-The Washing
ton Star OF yesterday says:
"lt is stated on pretty good authority, and gene
rally believed, that Colonel Foruey will declare fol
Greeley next Sunday, or in . few days thereafter
at farthest."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

Al Plsasanton, CAL, on Thursday, a In silor
named Ledia, in a tit Of jsaloasly, shot his wife
dead, aud then committed suicide by shooting
himself.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
Intolerance In Alabama.

MoNTdohERY, ALABAMA, August 4-Thrss
nights ago hfteen coIored men formed liberal r..
publican club here, since which three Of the nun
per have been seriously maltrssted by coiored rad.
'eAis One named Gabriel Henry was vesterd day
stabbed In hve places and dangerously hurt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
DEL, MONDAY, AUGUST < 1870 PRICE : ~
the Pc opLe.s COLUMN

VERY BRIEF LEITERs GLADLY aKcR1v1n roxo
COMMUNICATIONS Will NOT BIZ paYNrxD W.
Ahk IN NowIsE RESPONSIBLE roR rnx vxEvs
OF coRRRsPoNpENTsl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

DlVERVlEW CEAETERY.
IA, Lots 10 RivesvieW Csmstsry will bs sold at
the Sscrstsrys o@es snd after July lst, for one
meath, - t0lloWs,
Lots fronting % The Avenues S1a5O.
Al other Lots, $500.
Faymsnts: Oss.Shird cash and the balance In
one snd two inOaths.
On end aftsr A1eAst lst:
Lots fronting on the Avenues 5000.
All other lots, e21A0.
LitH HoGrsphed plots and further information will
q the Cemetery. AARlS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
Coal aud #ppd.
Furniture ana v enltlsn Bllnds,
]. al. N. HARMAN

No. ll0 KING STREET. WILMINGTON, DEL.
We respectfully inform the citisens oS
~ WILMINGTON and the surrounding country
~ that We continue to man utacturr and keep
lon hand at our large and long sstahljshsd
arsrooms. Furnitars Of every aristy and styis,
Wnsistins Of MshogAny. Rosewood and Walnat
Fumbsr uses.
char assortment ofFurniturs 10 - large andysSisA
our esq ablshmspt are warranted - represented
Vsnitian Blinds o. the most fashionable desi9ns
made to order and kent corst~nslv on hsnd We
Alec msnutscturs and eonstantly keep large g
sortmsnt Of sprins Ha:z. n 9sa ald Hush Mattress
o.. j. j. N. nAR0AN,
ill 40 Eins etfset.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
New Boot ana Nn0e Store.
n GEO. 8. hAGANY,

No. 2 WEST SECOND STREET
II between Makes and 6hipley hss just opened
s1gs and varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes.
fGr Ladies, Gentlemen. Boys, Misses aud Children.
ell Of which be proposes TO cell at lriessto suit tbs
present simss, and respectfully aSks the pubnc 10
~ And 0xsmine his stoOk. mar IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

Ct ya.aEPM and DENVER CITY NAIL.
- ROAD COMPANY.
ExEcuurvR OrpicE. No. 81 NASSAU SrREkI.
NKw YogE, August. lst. 1872. !
The Coupons and Registered Interest. due Au-
gust 18th. 1872 the First Mortgage Eight per
Cent II per ceat) aold Bonds Of the St Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Company. BOTH EASTERN
AND WESTERN DIVISION. will be paid at ths
once Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
the city Of New York. upon presentation and de-
mlnd. on after that date free Of tax.
FRANCIS A. COFFIN.
susltol6 Asst. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

NOTLCE,
pany have completed arrsng suts to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter 70 AMI IRON all points
on the line Of their road and West hestsr.
No, W est Third street or to their Depot. Front
and Madison, or orders ,sh with McMullsn Seal
dsliv sriug agents, will receive prompt atsAtion.
apS.u asu'l SUIT v. / 4. 4. 4. CO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

NoIICE.
~ The NJ ecutive Committee Of the Democra-
tic Association Of Wilmington, are requested TO
meet At headaasr!srs. s.vils Beildux. Tuesday
auva-2t J. CASPERSON, Ssc'ry Assn
NOTICE.
~ Abel J. Barrett and George 4. Barrett trad
ing a. 4. Barrett i Sons. shipbuiiders Of the
city Of Wilminyton. Delaware. have this day made
tate for the bene6tof their creditors without pre-
ferance.
Persons indebted to the said nrm will make pay
present their bills to WILLIAM GIBBONS
GEORGE 3. CAPELLE.
- Assignees.
Wilmington. Del. August 3. ls72-t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

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THE WEATHER.

WAX DkPARThENT,O Office CHEF Signal 0Ecer,l
WASHINGTON, ID. O., May IL, 1872, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENrY-FoUR HOURS
Inc highest barometer extends from eastern
North Carolina northward over New York. The
lowest is central over Missouri Cloudy weather,
with rain, is now prevailing from Ohio to Ten
nessee and Missouri. Cloudy and partly cloudy
weather over the gulf states, with southerly
winds, and over the south Atlantic states, with
easterly winds. Clear and partly cloudy weather
over the New England and middle states, with
northerly to easterly winds. Rising barometer,
northerly to westerly winds, and clear and clear
ing weather over the northwest Cloudy weather
at San Francisco. AT the stations east of the
ROCKY mountains the winds are reported light
10 fresh very generally.
PRoBABILITIKs,-Fallin barometer, easterly
to southerly winds, and increasing cloudiness
over the New England, middle and south At
lantic states. Partly cloudy weather with south
erly winds, veering to westerly, over the gulf
states The area of cloudy weather and rain
possibly extend northeastward syer lower Mich
lgan and the lower lake region. Threatening
weather with areas of rain possibly prevail over
the middle Atlantic states this evening and to-
night, and over New England tonight. Rising
barometer, northerly to westerly winds and
clear and clearing weather extend southeast
ward ever the northwest and lower lake region
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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Government Securities.


BALTIMORE, May H.-virginis SKIES, old, 30;
Nrgina,s consolidated, 5eH; West Virginia's,
EA-bid to- day.
BALTIMORE, May 17.-Cotton strong, with An
advancing tendency; low mddlings, 22Rs23.
Flour quiet but firm. and prices unchanged.
Wheat duh and nominally unchanged-little or
no receipts; Pennsylvania red, s2.I6as2 %
Corn hrmer-white southern, sGas3; yellow
southern, 14a15; mixed western, nominsilv, a.
Oats firmer; mixed western, &C. southern 80. Rye
nominal, 9jaslG5. Provisions, dlll Mess pork
and bulk meats unchanged. Bacon-business
small quotations lower shoulders, So; rib
sides, ss14; clear rlb sides, 7&a7I; sugar.
cured hams, steady, baby. lard, 81 a9X.
Western butter, active and firmer; choice yellow
tub, 2sa29. Whisky. quiet but firm; 90.
NEW YORK, May H.-Stocks steady. Gold
hrm, liS. Money easy, 5s6. Governments firm
and quiet. Exchange, long, 9X; short, iex.
Virginia skies. 45Js; new, s.. North Carolinas,
&C. new, 2c4.
NEW YoRK, May 1T.-Flour dull and de-
Ginning, Wheat dull and heavy. Corn I'm
changed
LoEnoN. May Il, 1880 a. m.-Consols opened
a 93 I, r money ,Hnd 954 fraccount. Bonds #
le62s, S9s 1856 8, old, 81; 1858 93 10 los, 50.
PARIS, May 1.-THE specie in the Bank of
France has increased four million fra cs during
the past week. Rentes 81 francs 95 confines.
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G E 0 r G E T 0 W n /.

FLOUR AND GEAIN.-Boat Seneca has arrived,
70 W. u. Dougal, cargo -four, mill feed aud corn.
Boat +. ID. Hartley, to Hartley & Bro, 80. 900
bushels wheat. Schooner Edwin Reed, with
government paper.
FISH NARKET.-2o,0 900 herring, sold at 81 per
thousand; 100 shad, at SIP per hundred.
GOAL Consolidation Company arrivals
SchoOners Emma Bacon. Wanafts. = Orwell
Addie Ames, Jesse Murdoch, M. G.. Collins. Ida
Dilstore, Herschel, A. @. Ireland, W. II. Rov We,
T. l.. Marts, Geo. Brent, W. L.. Abbott, Raw
mond DE AdJuria. Departures james Vel
den, $40 tons, for Hudson, y. Y; t. w. r
White, $40 tons, for New York; Addie Ames 3 %
tons Tor Boston; A. q. Ireland, 40 TONS for
Hoooken; Herschell, 325 tons fer New Bedford,
Conn; Raymond De Adiurla, rs tons for
providence. New Central CompanS-6,31O tons
received; 6,967 tons shipped.
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s~Base ball is against the law in Quincy, Ill

~ Base ball is against the law in Quincy, Ill.
~Danbury, Conn has breed of mouse
catching hens.
0-A Detroit baby is i'll in consequence OF
swallowing brass watch.
- Somersetshire, England, Is casting in its
lot with the agricultural strike.
~The Catholic priests expelled by the Prus-
An police from Posen number 20.
~St. Louis has colored Greeley and Brown
Club.
silt costs only $40 to beat your wife in aiu-
cab, Ky.
s0Hartford has temperance billiard room.
God kind TO have.
IA Detroit couple drove up to the parsons
to be married in u mule cart.
ga girl in England who was about to be
married preferred 10 steal something, and be
sent TO jail.
a~"Playing Texas on EN- is the Alabama
vernacular for the final disposition OF horse
thieves
SArchbishop Manning, of London, has
forbidden the employment OF female vosalists
in Roman Catholic churches under his jurisdic-
ton after September next.
~A young lady requested to be released
ffem marriage engagement on the ground thai
when contracted she believed her lover a
"duck, !" but since found him TO be goose"
R-An indianapolis lady, while walking the
other day, passed two houses, each OF which
contained a divorced husband of hers. one o.;
them is married again, and the other is getting
ready for his warmed-oyer nuptials.