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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

ELECTION OF DELEGATHs TO THE sTATB
CONVENTION.

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE STATE
CONVENTION.
The Republicans Of this city held the
primary election on Saturday, to select
delegates to attend the State Convention at
Georgetown, On Tuesday, September 10th.
We believe Iney are understood not 10 be
in the interest Of any particular candidate.
The following were chosen -
First Ward-Delegates, Isaac Murray,
Wyatt, John Watson, Robt. Thompson.
Alternates, Caleb Miller, John T. Stroud,
Thomas Jones, Isaac Darlington.
Second Ward--Deog tes. ORD Cameron,
g orge Metal, John K Babcock, John V,
Christy. Altprnatrs, Matthew Macklem
William Clavey, William Legg, William
X Stock!ty.
Third Ward-Delcgates, j. II. Graham
Andrew T. Peterson, George W. Jackson
George W. Sawyer. Alternatcs, Isaiah
Thomas, solomon llerscy, Roht.H Logan
David Downs.
Fourth Delegates, j. g. Baker
John l., Richardson, james A. Anderson
Allen Smith, A y. Keithlcr. Alternates
John Green, D. II Gustus, Joshua Conner
| William McCrca. Isaac q. SaXton.
| Fifth Ward-Delegales James Scott, T.
F. James, F. +. Bogis, John Dillahay
| Washington Cox.
Sixth Ward-Delegates, VIM. II. Foulk
&c. Alexander, Peter s.Blako, J.H.Lewis
William W. Simmons, David II. Wingatc
Isaac J. jenkins Ahernstes, John W
Lewis, Thomas T. Black, Robt. c. Frain
Michael Dooley Baker Virtue, s. Feastel
+. Bradley.
Seventh Ward-Delegates, Robert Lee
F. A. Taylor, Eli Hood, stephen Nichols
Altcrnates, James II. Beggs, Frank NOler
j. W. Layton, ID. 2. Hamilton.
Eighth Ward-Delegates, Capt. c. u
Gallagher, Vim. Cardwell. Alternatei
Gilpin b. Underwood, William Mills
Ninth Ward-Dclogates, James llav
kin-, Joseph File. Altcrnates, Josep
liighy, Benjamin Mills.
| Tcnth Ward-Delegates WI. DOnagh,
T., II Peterson, George Lewis. Alternate
Ezra Luk0ns, Andrew J. Thompson
Charles Solloway.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

INQUIRY MADE FOR THE wHEREARoUT
OF $4,000 SAID To BELOEG To tn
STATE TREASURY.

INQUIRY MADE ron THE WHEREABOUTS
OF $4,000 SAID To BELOEG To THE
STATE TREASURY.
We find the following in the editorial
columns Of the IrHinsuidr Neirs and Atioer-
tiscr, OF Milford, for last week, under the
head of Information Wanted -
Many Of our readers will remember
that during the time when our State was
sold out 10 the Lottery dealers, portions OF
the lottery bonus were appropriated to
various public works then In process OF
construction, or in contemplation, upon
condition that said works W re cOmpt ted,
or the money 70 appropriated was properly
spent in the construction OF said works,
otherwise II should BIS re'uinod into tue
Treasury of the State.
Among the improvements thus aided
was the Mispilliun aud Clio, INK Rail
road, with its termini at Pennington and
Potter's Landing. To this WIS apiHopria
ted S4s,0O0.OO, and as HE road was neyel
constructed Will the surviving dln cl,rs o
that work be good enough IL give son'
reason to the people of tbs stat why thI
money WAS not returned to the STATE
| Treasurer We are Informed that sr1atOl
| Ell salisbury WAS, "a Il |, uhubly now II
i lANAANlAA ~ AlatAN wv ~ 81 WI va ""
then, the DtldirdreoH en- euli.hlel tn
people Of Delaware ON this -nhi 1t Wi
it do il
We have aeked this ,rg ~ Of the Rin
for Information on some Other tul ic
which the Ring masto Wcfcr TO kct
dark about, aud ii is mum. We h'p'
Will speak ont promptly ON this subj G.
Or we shall he compelled, 10 :Lc interl'
Of the people to make our interrogatorlt
little more pointed"
The News and Advertiser is Of course
strong partisan plrer, aud is presumabl
Influenced in making this insinusliOn by
desire to iuiure political opponents, 50 IL
charge must be- taken with considerab
allowance, still it is too grave u one
pass unnoticed, Ms this State is too 20,
10 fail in co lecting any MONEY due
| while II this meiuuati0n against the cha
actor Of a United States Senator 10 mao
without cause the truth ought TO
shown, 80 that II may react against Il
accuser. The inquiry Stems to be OIL
properly demanding AN answer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

THE JERSEY PARADISE DECLARED A HIM.
hug, A FRAUD, 4 DELUsIOS ASDA SNARE
The Chester Epefiing Nems thinks the
truth of the homcly adsge about "when
'rogues fall out, &c" Is eXemplitied in
the report Of the proceedings at recent
Indignation meeting al Nineluud, y. j.,
10 investigate charges made by the Vine
land Independent against Charles X. Lam
dis, founder Of the Vineland colony. Al
this meeting, Mr.. Carruth, editor Of the
I,,depentlsnt, made "A speech in the course
Of which he said
Great harm Inns been done by MT Lands
Nincland Rural. which Is published for the
purpose Of scattering broadcast advertife
ments made up NJ ialsehouds and calculated
10 misead. lta statements arc all misreprr
sensations, through which poor but honest
people Are induced 10 rome here and settle
| The fact II, the population is constantly
changing. and those who leave us invariably
declare that "Finelaud - humbug. Wher
| they leave they never return, and they never
advise their brothers or friends 20 come here
These he strong words, surely, and ID,
Ners, in commenting on them, uses Ian
guage not wanting in vlgor. IL says:
We do not know what has caused IN,
\ spasm Of virtue that has induced MT. Car
| ruth 10 tell so much truth about Ntneland
but II is good thing 10 find some oRe wh'
I
| Of the actual coHditiOn Of affairs there, boil
| enough 70 oOme out and speak the truth, ant
/ expose this gigantic scheme Of fraud-fOr 4
| is nothing elae-whether his intention HI
good or bad In doing 80. We know Of YER
| many persons who have been Induced to TAX
up their hahitation In Nineland, gulled b.
! the Hprcinus stories Of the enormous profit
Ut small iruit culture sent nut by Charles X
! Landis and his agents, who have lost ever
! dollar they had In tho world, trying TO wrin
! p living out nt that barren sand, aud At las
| them 10 get away from the place.
II the hitter curses Of the ruined mel
| whose hard earned savings have been awHl
/ lowed up hl fhis hearticss speculatOf, cOuli
have any rtlrct. Niuelaud would be SUM
nthoms deep beneath the sea, and We onl
wish Mr tarruih's speech could have one
tenth the circulation about the country ths
the Trtbune has given 10 the skllliull
worded Advertisements Of Charles X. Landi
or the glowing descriptions tpaid for BY MI
L. OF Scion Robinson.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

IIPREAKs OF LIanTSlNG.-During the
Inc thunier storm on Tuesday week, at
Chester Springs the lightning struck In the
same place 1--we times in half hour. The
object Of lis assault were a eOpse of TWEEN
ty-nve sycamore trees, two OF which were
struck and house which stood near the
trees. Of the result Of the other two
sho,ss ,nr Informant had not cuguizance.
90 West Chester Record.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

FI0uT SUNDAY MoRNIHG. Last Sunday
mo,niug ABOUT o'clock, two men named
Peters and Bradley, Under the influence OF
liquor had savage fight in the Deldwar.
How a. Peters face was cut In several
places while Bradley WIS also severely
/ pammelled No arrests were made AS the
affair WIS confined solely to the interior OF
| the house.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

SUDDEN DBATn.-Ddniel Bosley, who
resided on Sixth street, between Poplar
and lombard, while engaged in wheel Ing
sour MEAT for a butthcr, fell hnd died It
sbont i0iS 6'cldcR, A. NJ, Monday. Tile
doctor sscribed the cause to cholera NOR
bus. An inquest was held and verdict
render. in accordance with the doctor Q
| declhlOn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

EXCURSION 70 ATLANTIC CirY.-The
excu sion to Atlantic city last week was
not ms we'll attended ~ II Onght to have
been, bat all present enjoy d themselves
very much with the exception Of coming
home. When the parry were about leav-
luz m excursion from Reading jumped
into the cars belonging to the WilmingiUni-
ans and filled them 80 that 50pcrsOns were
lrf, behind. Mr. Homer Barry, one of the
Cummi tee, Immediately set to work and
procured special train which took the
remaining Oncs home. The church Will
make another excursion to Long Branch
next week.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

FIRE AT CoArEsvIL.LH.-The large
store-housc Of Taylor Windle at Coates
vUle, was destroyed by fire Friday night
week, together with its contents coneist-
Ing Of grain, feed, sc. The fire burned
with great rapidiiy and the destruction
was complete. 1t Is believed to have
been the work Of an mrcndary, We
have no positive information AS to the
loss, hut It Is varionsly estimated AZ FROM
a. 900 to $4,000 and is nearly or quite
covered hv insurance. Mr.. Windle is
quite well known in this city and has a
brother living here.
This, we are told. Is the nth fire that
has broken out in Coatesvllle within the
past two or three days, and all Of then
are believed to be the work OF an incen
diary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

BASE BAIL.-A match game OF base
ball was played on Saturday between che
Rising star and Keystone base Ball Clubs
II resulted in favor of the former by
score of Sc 10 II.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

PIcKPocKETs. = AZ the Brandywine
Summit Camp Meeting, ON Sunday week,
the light fingered gentry Piled their pro-
fession with marked skill and success,
and to one the pocket Of Mr.. uideon
Miles, Of West Chester, yielded its con-
tents.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

ma1Ha1E fSIsaF5s B, MI:
MORE RAILR0AD TINE

&&a sSss SSrLsO. BIN. HE
co%H1:a:,as sSrDa , :; J SSS ls g+R..,
AS WAY Yh NAIL fRSIs saSS.y. .s.
;sSs.dc C Ss az iGRRst .r
IL K. Lines At Clayton with Smyrna Branch r
s snS 4 s.a 2 q ri 3 Asn,'S VA
..S ssss " IsAS .Sa sa.s sSD al
sRFFS 4RSS TS ir Ct aI ssS e ss
ted, for Baltimore, and Washington. s.oPplnT Al
Chester TSarlsg hinwS2S ClsyRRSisa , wilH%iss.
east, ohArleston. Psrryvills, HAyrs-ds-0 rsss.
aberdeen. PerrymAn's sdEswood. hssaols'
MOTT gxPREssal IL so P. m..tDailyl, for
Baltimore and Wellington stopp,ay At Chester,
Ton. North. Bssi Psrryviiis ASvrs-ds- 0ra... Pr.
rymzn's and baSnolia.
WiLniNdruN rAAiSs.
ssOspins ga 'iAIgn. Ss.wsse r 'lAdslPhiA snd
Leave PnllAdelpnis At ii. Is. AM.,lAlv, aD,
ss ssc9s VIII psa~nr. Rssross e, ntotd T az
EssT: wiI%i.i!Os MsS; go spasl 10 ~,
stop 6stwesp Chester and Philsdslphls- On sus
meet At arsenal JuneIioa b. street ssrs with the
$50 A N. train for ssw YOrE from WssI PniiA.
! PsiLADA. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL r.
TRAINS stVpplnE At all stations on chester Crest
! and Phiiada mia and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Leave Phllad-lpbis for Port Deposit (su ndays 81.
foi Chadds Terd at y. ora. M. Wednesday, sd
lsisSis 80 6P Philsdsiea,s ~ pEisfd q
Sif Wednesday, and s4!uris, l@P N
! PhilAdulpnis aud LhmOkin
Leave Port DEPOSIT for PhiladeiphiA (sunday,
PbiiadslphiS al 10 A, NJ G6adds va iof Ps IA
dslphIa an p. NJ Sund-r Leave Philzdelphis
hrfora. ~ NJ. lSsve Oxfuri for fhiia
derIp-r ing Wilmington ais ma NJ .uA4e
iii III ANN. -'st Lamokln Junstlon with III,
5nh \ ald "a p trains for PhiladslyhiI
and ia lIImors Central Railro- .r,.np.
THROuqH TRAIsa RROh D. ~
LsAy" v lmin ssoaa ilo' %. A. N. nsO' = "AA'
JHEsrgs POR PHILADELPHIA.
leave. OheHtc' = ~ 162a,SL s. - and a. o. A.
"a 2 Il, Z A. Al. D. II. 7od and 10. DEP N.
! fsoH BAIT MORE TO gHltADBLPBIA.
n Rspssss gP h Express LHP. n. kfSrssi
Prom ssI.i%Y5' e Port D'UO'i.ausin'.rn.al.l'
Accommodates train from Port Deposit vii
ls.ve psryvtlls sieTA. ", Tor BAlilnors a.
Trains for baltimore lsAvs chester atli osA. n.
and ., II A. n. AndaBP n,
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington Al IL a
as s sPiN X q @ s ga III ~.
Leave BAltimo~s att bP, X. stopping Al Ma
Aolia, PsnJm1ns Ab-rdsen, Hesfs -d-- srass
PsnIyulsI Chsrles.owa, ser,h- Rast aliloI
AZ KssSiv sup.ris,..a.,,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

AFALsE RuMoR.-The rumor that an
accident occurred 10 the steamer Balloon,
Sunday, il without foundation She
is IN excellent condition, and will make
her trips as ndverLlsed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

K1iFp WHILE DnuNK.-A colo-ed man
named Joseph Bri. rs, having a wife and
three chiidnn, who liycd on Tatnal's farm,
rear the Delaware Junction, was wander
lug around drunk al day Sunday, ard got
ON the Railroad track Monday morning
about / O'Clock. The ! O'Clock freight
train coming along ran over one of his
legs, causing his death about 4, AM. The
Coroner held an inquest on the body this
morning aud a verdict OF accidental death
was rendered.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

AHOLD EDIFIcE. Goshen Frietids'
Meeting House 10 East Goshen Township.
Chester county, is the second oldest
church in the State. Its burying ground
Is becoming so crowded that an early ox-
/ tension will be necessary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

BnANDYwINE IluNDRgD.-The Rcpubli.
cans Of East Brandywine hundred elected
William Silver and John W Day dele
gates, and A. j. Husbands aud William
A. Talley altemates to the Republican
State Convention.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

a MARROW Z CAPE On Mondav about
noon au app'eitice to Jones Guthrie g
Co. becoming rather un4u.y, Mr. Guthrie
attempted 10 correct him. The boy didn'
like it bit. ana pul.ing pistol out OF his
pocket hr'd IL At Mr.. q 5 head. II for
luuatrly did not hit him, but II was so
close the powder burned his hair. The
boy LETT sudieuly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

AProINTED.-The Catasaqus (Pa.) Dis
patch says "Mr. Joseph Hunt of this
place, was appointed Assistant Superin-
tendcnt of the Crane Iron Company on
Wednesday last, the position formerly oc-
cupiod by MIR. Thomas Hunt, deceased
Nj. Hunt has formerly held responsible
positions in the iron works of this valley
and the appointment is one in which the
company will at all times be faithfully
and intellgibly served. We congratulate
him upon his proierment.
Mr. Hunt is originally from Whining
ton, and -olved his apprenticeship in Har
ian IL llulmgsworth's machine shop
His many friends here will be glad to Learn
of lig prOmOtiOu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

BRrrAL.-Thc ST Miehael's Comet gives
the folloNiug brief account Of piece Of
shocking bmtqity; "a farmer, few
dlys ago, fored up his neighhor's bovine
to a gate post, tied a hgot d pped in coal
oil To his tail. The aumal, breaking from
his mooiings, and going it at 2'4O, making
"a continuous II cam Of tire, arrived at
home. minus tail and pound or two OF
hmm .tnuL y
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

STEAM CoLLIER.-The steam collier Rat
Hesnako, of the r. Il r. r. r. Co, called
from the yard of the Harlan n Holllngs'
worth Company on Saturday for Phlla'
delphla. She was thoroughly repaired.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

ArroiSrEp.-Richa,d b. Osborne, liv-
ing near this city, has been appointed to
the position of chief Engineer Of the
Washington, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railroad. tn" trunk line about to be madt
from the Allutic staboutd 10 81. Louis.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

KILLED on THE RAiLROAD.-On satur-
day whil- train Of freight cars On the
Delaware K ulruAd was backing on IA sid
ing at Mt. Pleasant station, u man by The
uame of John b Raw, living at No. q
Iustison street in this city, was run over
and killed. Coroner Woodward held au
inquest on the body Monday, aud tue
ury rendered Ye,digt Of accidental
death.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

BEST oN HER oWN DEsTRUcrIoN.-A
young lady whose name We could not
learn made two attempts to put an end TO
her existence on Monday. About noon
when the Npres- train was about passing
Eleventh. street, she threw herself on the
track but two men seeing her hastily
forced her away, thus saving her life. In
the evening she attempted the same thing
but was again pulled away. The young
lady then LEFT aud has not been seen
around there since. No person seemed TO
know her name or where she lived.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

MIXED IkAlh. N1TlhwArd, will isaveDemAr
300 r. N. Laurel, 2ii hea ora, sos b ,idge.
VILE, ~; Greenwood. 400 fatmlnEi0n, q 10
Harm ton, d; fe'toa. D.. 90. CAnterhury O. 81 4;
woodside, 4 o.; Wy min.. q Is; Dover. O ~
MORTON. D. o. BreBfnri, 7Ot. iiast"n. T. {;
Green sprlps, "a = aekbira. 7si, Tow
Idi Mlddlsiown. & lSi NJ Pleasant s D; Kirk.
wood. s. 4li New taHlle. q B. Arrive at - u.
minEt-n. CO.. Philadelnhia, H. 80. Baltimore.
3 80. e1uthward. will Lave Philadelphia atl 50
N Baltimore 7 30; Wilmington, n s.; New
UAatle, l. 3)t hddeiOwh. Bind, Townsend "a!
Cl1Iton. 3. l0i D"Ver, 4 Oni Wyoming. 4. 10; Pei
ton. ~ Harrington, 0, D. farfningtOn, b15;
Greenwood, h3fI Bri gegille, o ~; eeaferd, IS;
laurel. a. 10, Demar. 10.
Tns mixed ,r-is will 10 RIM subject N deisys
iueident to freig ht hus nsss, and will stop only Al
stations where time IL grt,n
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilm -nEton and PbilAdsl-
phia att " leave fhiladslphiA, u W n
and Wilmington. ll0P. y, for New Castle.
| SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those Ahove, leave clayton for
| smyrna g. W A. NJ. aud 00P. ~. leave Smyrnl
| for Clayton II. 50 A. M and 7@ z. NJ. to make
| connection with trains 10 aud from Dover and Sta.
! lions soath.
/ CONNECTIONS
! At Townsend. with the Kent County and Queer
Apne'H Kent Railroad-. A. Clayton. with Nd
! 3 rel V. A. Harrington WIN ) q b. r. K
| At SeafoTd, with .. y R. At DelmAr, witt
! T. =. n. n. aud Weomieo ana pOcomOke H. X
y kENhEY. sup-f,ntanssnt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
G. HyxE "'L'~AHs sls..

sunfnfef ArfnnRenlenl.
Oh aad AFTAR MONDAY. JgLY 1lrH. 1871
lsuhdAYs Ekeeptsd).
PAAsHEgEk TRAfEa WILL LEAVE A. fOLLOWAs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

DANCING ACADEMY-TWo Young gen
tlemen, Messrs; Cowau & Webster. who
have for come years back taught dancing
In this city, all Ie ,l,en again next month
in the building, 81 Marhu street, uid
floor. Last year "a y o,rupitd tii' -nnu
rooms aud taught over lr husirrH
scholars, and the way applications arc Pee.
ing made now they Viii hr more -4ro..-.
ful this year. They viii teach classes
anywhere in New Castle county, ai mol.
crate rates.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

~---.--
Ar,,., pr,,o, -iThe rnmor that an
,,;ia,,, ,',,,'rr.'d a. the steamer Ralloon.
.,,Jo,, IL yi,hont fnnndation She
! ~. a,,oi,er, '.nnd.tiop ana viii make
,.,,. t.i,,, 90 ,,5vertised.
~ '''f' "9
p,....,,,.,,.,,,. tIr,,n,,,,, Tho Rcnubli.
- -, .a,,S,,,,.i,'', i,,,ndred cirrted
VIM, Sily,r M Jobu IA nav dele
.ates, and a. D. Husbands ana Mliilanl
lailey alterha'os 10 'no N'f"'''N''"
''a'e convention
Arpot..rrn -Ricbo,d X. Oshorue. liv-
-,, ,,s,r ~ ,it,' 49, b,sn apnointed to
1,s ,,nsiti,n az chi.f Fnyinrer of the
NJ. i.fn,',on Ginc,nnnti and 81 Louis
b ,tirl,T ,l,, tr,,,l ill.,, abont ia he mad,
.r,n thn Atl,ntir ,aboutd 10 st. Louis,
-
a NANi','w :, -, - Sn,hrie &
I NV h a., |rt r,tI..r nm nv Mr. Gntnrie
T. .,. uoeo'i'''- him rbn nov admit
!, ~ ,.',,.ia,, ,,istri out nf lila
I'M ~. 81. " 49, ",'' 80 u a :, hcad II for-
'N len' Ut " ~, hins h,,t a u,as 40
u , ".u IT,. I i,,r,,.,I NJ hsir The |
,'os' Nv III, I
IVY '-'' -
,,...-,.,.. ..,,. p.,,,,,r-on aatnr.
hlLLt j." w lhI ~ I"yA ~, tho |
gay Nhl' y "e'h y. sa,.t',', ~, "a
leu ", ~, ~ '."'.' - bv the
.n- "' ~ ~. IA o." ii,in', m So q |
-, -, il, M ,it, Vas RIM over
,'1lI.I E,.r,rer Wnoiwnrd held an |
,.uw 49, W, ,sn h'iv vonJsv and the
,.,i,' r.n1.re5 , v,.li't Of accident Al
An
p,,,..,,, Th,sf Ni,bnel's Comet gives
tho f,,ln,in,r brl,f account of IA piece of
st,,cl,,,,,g hnt,dt,. a farmer, Il few
J,Ssaro tot'.5 nj his neiphhor's bovine
IN i, All. nost lied "A narot d pped in coal
oil 10 his t.il The animal breaking from
III ,,ontiurs and i-oino- IL AT 2;4O. making
- cn,tinnnns st.eptn Of fre, arrived at
home minis tnu and A mound or two of
burnt .te,i -
-----.-------
KutFp Wnur DHuNK.-A colOred man
named Joseph Bril- Us, having wife and
three chilir,p. who lived on Tatnal's farm,
rear the Delaware. .uncti u, WAS wander
ing nrnu, d drunk AL dny Sunday, ard got
an inc Railroad track Monday morning
nhout 1 O'Clock. The / o'clock freight
train coming along ran over one Of his
hgs. causing his death about 4, A. NJ. The
Coroner held an inquest on the body this
morning aud a verdict OF accidental death
WAS rendered
nrxr nx urn avs DFsrnrcrIoN.-A
conn, LADY, Whosr name we could not
ie,rn mad. tyrn ntte,nt,ls to mt an end TO
her ryisIencr ON Monday. About noon
when Inc az ,,r.ss trnin was about RAISING
| r.,vrnth street. she threw herself ON the
ran hnt iva men seeing her hastily
fnrr'd her AWAY tbus saving her life. In
! IN, ,v,nir,r sl,r nttrmpted the same thing
/ hnt ,,,s Amin umllo1 away. The Young
inJv fben Irft .nI hns not been seen
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN STORE.

SMITH BRBEN would anneuneA TO their
fr-nds " Il the pubic generally. that they .hnvs
takeu t. q -inr~, North east conner Of tourlh ana
Shipley streets, timing ion, lei. and opened
Fiour Feed ana Grain siore. They will con-
stantly keep a foil sud fresh assortment Of the
bet bia DE- of family flour, buekv hest and corn
mani Oat meal, farna, corn starch, GaTdfn bna
bird seeds, ci erseed, mill feed oats. corn. snd
In fact syerJ thing ususlly found ina well rsfu-
lat nOur, iced aud grain eto,a. which theyrin
al puHe o. At thu lowest market rates. y. >
Coods purchased at their ftore - III he dslivsrea
/ to any rart OF the civ free Of ehaIEs The eti-
ans II wimin ston and the pul lic SIRE invited 70
! gise them call. m they feel confident they can
: give entire satisfaction to puubaseTs. etW
.. ). HN'TH. J. J. htsHF
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31
For the Whole Delaware
Peninsula.

The undersigned. propretors Of EvEHY BvR-
-, thu daily PAL or Of largest circulation ihs
et Of WlminutOu, taxa pleasure In aunoupcing
10 the p~ope Of the Delaware Peninsula that they
have pnrehas-d ~ Hehry Kek-l Frq his two
newsrapars. The Daily DsIdtpdre Sfaft Jour al
aud Weekly Sf0fssIHdH, And murolidated them
win issss sveTy SATURDAY, from the pnblIcs'ion
once of evgRr BvEStsG. At 5l0 Martet street.
WllminGtTu.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

The steamer from Philadelphia brings
down a hundred daily.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

BANK CAvBD is Fri lny while
some men were al w.rk 90 the tIty sand
bank, Twelfth and Orange street.. q bank
caved 10. Two men. Psirrs k,cfc add
a colored cart driver were quite severely
injured, although Meth -rriou S.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-31

RUNAwAY.-A team lIngiug 10 Eli Is.
Talley ran away SATURDAY and STRUCK
a lamp post al El,veltn ami Market
streets, breaking il down.