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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

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teeth that IRE brushed ually with Udtlifer0us
dat IL lends HOral fr GRANGE 10 the breath as
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

LAUNCH. - new three masted schooner,
named the w. b. Maroel, and built fer Captain
Ieat, OF Taunton, Mass was launched at the
ship yard OF Barrett ~ Son. on Wednesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19
Police ourt.

James McNlanus, was arrested fined costs
and held in 500 to keep the peace, and refrain
from uttering indecent language to Mary Dugan.
Seven druuks, were fined 50 cents each and
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

~ The latest and best thing out, the "DoLLAF
wiz. i. ALLMoND BRO. Agents for wllmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

Business CHANGE.-Ihe partnership existing
between II w. Bowman and A. D. CnaytoT has
been dissolved
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

Eg-7he Patent Panta,oon DraueTs are comfortable
and sold at DOuRhteAs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

EE-7he Para On SHIRT is popular all over the Uni
ted States, and manufacturer only at DCughteLs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

EY-J P. DouQhttn, 70 41O Pdf ket STREET, keeps
full line Of Mems Goods, second TO ia tile large
cities, and 25 per cent. less.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

The COLUMBIA HoUsE-CApE MAY.-At Cape
May, the Columbia House is winning a favored
reputation as select family resort Their phi
ces for families are more popular and liberal
than any other house at the Uapes, Considering
their location and coveniences.
We commend the Comlnmbia to our friends.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

BH-7hs CugOt Sttspsndsr has an enviable reputa-
ton Of 20 ears standing, and sold at DOught us.
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Magistrates Cases.
TBefOre Esq. FRAZER /

Before Esq. Frazer.l
Silas Meachem, for committing an assault and
battery on his wife was fined % cents and costs
and held to bail in 1900 to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19

rw-Faney Srries Balbrlggan, aud English half
hose, at DOughten's.
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". G. SPRT 7ANCE Trnstpp
Wilmington, Del, luly 18th, ls1a. iYle.iri t-sen

MARYLAND AND DELAWARE SHIP CANAL
I'VE -Nullce Is hereby ven tnat the sabscrlners
consii uted by the Act Of the General Assembly of
Maryland, pass at Its January Session, s72' en-
titled a Ct tu Incorporate the Ma Wand and Dfla.
ward snip Can Company, Cumnlssun,r- 10 re-.
telNe su srripttD's 10 the plial : uck of 3 i,l
Comp ny, VIII attend at the OfGe of Mrssts Lintbi-
cum aieNa der Ma. Al North Charles rec /, Bal.
lmnTe Guy, on Meun sday, the 3ist day uf july,
i q bttw en- he h"urs OF II, A. NJ, aud y, NJ,
the putpts ut Receiving suusur piOus to lie, niInl
STOCK Oi said Company.
GkokdE NlCkshs JULIAN j. All XANDRR,
lhhLts a. LI>THlCuM, JoHN W. DAVIS
= BAlSBkllMk SMITH, HuRACs B fkBBgTTs,
| LEVIN W ulFuKn, JAMES n EARtr
| rHiLlP W. II T. ,Es iyla %
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EHUP ToRR SHOE STORE.
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited to call at

74Tt HUsI ItsptcIIuIIy Invited 70 CalI at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
hnd satisfy themselves tlat that is the place to gel
maud mace BOOTS, SHOES aud 0AIl.Ais maue
70 order perfect DIT Guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and CHtLDREN'S
machine sewed boots and shoes for sa at the very
lo"tst prices d" not forget 10 call and learn ny
prices before glVihg your orders elaeH here Tor Gus
Ioln DO Us, shoes and CATERS
Repairing neatly anu promptly done.
j. Nj. HOLMES,
- No. 10 West Eighth stieet,
maIzs-u 2d door from Shipley,l Wll., Del.
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MERELY MENTIONED.

tg-EOvcltiss in Mems Furnishing eoods,a at Dough,
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m-biegant Styles of Neck Wear always on hand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-19
FIAAMcIAL AND coMMkRoiAL.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY OoSMERofALl
Wilmington, Del, July 10, 1872.
The Penn Building and Loan association, sold
e1600 last night at % per cent.
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In Chlncnry.
New Cast r erruuty, S g.:
Cause Of Partition.

In pursuance OF an orae, Of the Chance,lor in the
above cause made at the r6tguary t m ls72. all
persons having any lien Items afectitg the inter-
est or tslate Of Char'es e. A. Manly, 6iehard /
maiy, Eugene G. Mai and Catherine Rtige ia
Malg' or either If tht M IN the lands ana premises
10 whch said cause Relates, are hereby nltined b.
NE teutlon stltiap tort ihe nature and amount
OF the same IN the Util Of the Reg Ter IN haurery
lor New C's'le county. ten days he ore the ira
Monday IN September, a. ID, 1872, and tn appear and
prove said lien or Hens at he ensuing term of the
Court nefnre the rising OF The Court ou the third
day Of tile term.
W. @ EPRuANCE Trnsten
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agantrd.

advertisements OF three lines art inserted under
this head three times for 81 centR)
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IW-Summsr shirts of all Sizes from 25 cents up,
at DOugten's,
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satocks, lsDld, SO.

wilmington Quotations, furnished by r. r. Rob-
inson Co, BankeTa 4th and Market Ats.,
At nlnlOck. z. M. to-day.
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jy19-1t
Catharlue h. Mailly.

On tles e, A. Mailly,
Richa d Il. Maills, aud
Eugene c. Ma.lly.
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nly2s.tf

A,NOR SALE -Scatterglod Allen, lUG W. Front 81,
H. is receiving large supplies Uf Baled HAY, by
ra which ne is s. Hug at the lowest market prices.
Also a nice lot o. hay loose by tns ton Cali and
leave your urder5. aprl4-If
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16
The King and the Soldier.

Frederick the Great of Prussia had
great mania for enlisting gigantic soldiers
into the Royal Guards, and paid an enor-
nous bounty to his recruiting officers for
getting them.-One day the recruiting
sergeant CHANGED to espy Hibernian who
was at least seven feet high; he accosted
him in English, and proposed that he
should enlist The idea of Military and
large bounty so delighted Patrick, that he
Immediately consented "But, unless you
can speak German, the king will not give
you so much"
"Oh, said the Irishman, " sure it's l
that don't know word of German"
"But, said tho sergeant, " three words
will be enough, and those you can learn in
short time. The King knows every man
in the Guards. AS soon as he sees You, he
will ride up and ask you how old you are ?
you will say, tsOenty y-ssUen;,' next how long
have you been in the service you must re-
ply, three soeeks;' finally, if You are provi-
ded with clothes and rations? you answer,
Both
Pat soon learned to pronounce his an
swers, but never dreamt of learning ques-
tions. In three weeks he appeared before
the King in review. His majesty rode up
to him. Paddy stepped forward with
"present arms"
"How old are you % said the king.
"Three weeks" said the Irishman.
elbow long have you been in the service?"
asked his Majesty.
Twenty-seven years"
sam or you a fool?" roared the king.
"Both," replied Patrick, who was in
stantly taken to the guard room, but par
doned by the king after he understood the
facts Of the case.
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ly into the young girls eyes, and reading
Alright the serene glance that told of heart
at peace with its Maker.
She resumed d" / cannot now fully ex-
plain to you the reasons for my strange
conduct during the time have known you;
but when you shall understand them, I
think you will forgive me for all the un-
happiness have directly or indirectly
caused you. Suffice it to say, that knew
you instantly the first morning saw you,
from your strong resemblance to your ia
ther. followed you few steps, to intro
duce myself, when accidentally overheard
your words ; and both the tone and the
words revealed much to me-more than
you thought-and my plan was instantly
determined upon"
They continued conversation, till it
was interrupted by the arrival of Mr.. Kirk
wood, who had been absent for few days.
Mrs. Lothrop met him in the library.
After informing him of her near departure
she said:
"I fear you will be disappointed, Eustace,
when you learn that Annie, instead of E.
dith, is to accompany me home"
A glow of undisguised pleasure illumined
the gentleman's face.
81 am glad of it," he replied, heartily.
Mrs. Lothrop was astonished, for she had
believed him interested in Edith and she
looked at him inquiringly.
He replied to the glance frankly.
1t is true / cannot deny it. Annie,
with all her coldness and reserve, interests
me far more deeply than Edith, with her
beauty and brilliancy."
Mrs. Lothrop's face expressed her plea
sure at this avowal.
He continued: 81 must confess to you,
however, my dear aunt, humilating as is
the fact, that this young girl is ice SO far as
regards myself 1t is evident she dislikes
me-"
"Ice will thaw," replied Mrs. Lothrop,
with smile. "You will have an oppor-
tunity at lakewood to endeavor to conquer
this dislike"
Monday morning came, and the three
departed. The carriage was watched from
the windows till it disappeared from view
by Mrs. Rathburn and her daughters, with
feelings of inexpressible jealousy and bitter
ness. They said to themselves and each
other, that they had been deceived and
injured They felt no gratitude for, or
pleasure in, the elegant aud valuable gifts
Mrs. Lothrop had bestowed upon each Of
them.
In the new atmosphere of love and kind
ness in which she now lived, Annie grad
ually became different being-although
never the gay, laughter-loving girl she
would have been, had sorrow never touched
her.
She never returned home. She became
as daughter to Mrs. Lothrop, and only
left her to become near neighbor-the
mistress of the beautiful mansion adjoining,
and the hapy, honored bride of Eustace
Kirkwood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04
Ohm Legislative.

COLUMBUS, March 2.-In the Senate
bills were introduced: To complete the
geological survey of Ohio (; to provide for
the education Of the deaf, mutes, blind
and imbccilc children at the county seats,
under the auspices Of the County Boards
of Education.
In the House bills were introduced:
Authorizing hydraulic companies of Ohio
to consolidate with similar companies OF
other States grading the salaries OF
county officers according 10 popula.
lation, from 800 to $500 per annum.
Bills to increase the salaries Of Prose.
cutting Attorney, and bill prescribing fine
and penalty for taking fruit, berries or
nuts IRON land without permission OF the
owner, were indefinitely postponed.
House resolution asking Congress to
grant 100 acres Of land TO each honorably
discharged soldier who served in the late
war, without the necessity Of actual resi-.
denCe thereon, was adopted. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 2-There was consider,
able excitement In Kingston, Surrey coun'
ty, last night over the sudden termination
OF Republican meeting which was bc.
Ing held In that town. Whilo 0'Dodger
n member OF Parliament, was speaking o
party Of Royalists attacked tho building
wherein the people had congregated
broke the windows and dispersed the
meeting. The Royalists were particularly
threatening In their demonstrations to.
wards 0'Dodger, who was compelled to
scale the walls and seek safety In flight.
LONDON, March 3.-The Observer, to.
day, in an article on the Alabama claims,
expresses the opinion that in case En-.
gland should renounce the Treaty of
Washington, the United States would
take mo immediate action in consequence,
but would insist on the validity of the
right hitherto claimed for American sea.
men to fish in Canadian waters, and on
that point would meet with opposition
by England.
The reply OF the American Government
to Granvllle's note is expected to reach
London in a week from Tuesday.
World Special.
LONDON, March 3.-There is the best
reason TO believe that the British Govern.
ment is prepared to allow the arbitration
OF the Alabama claims to proceed, under
the agreement that in no event shall tho
sum allowed as damages exceed u certain
stipulated amount.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04

TEN or fifteen years ago a public din.
ner was given to the members ofthe legis.
lature at Providence, and Narragansett
preacher, called the Regular PAGER" be.
cause in his prayers he had habit of
standing behind a chair, stepping back
ward and hitching II after him, was called
on to ask a blessing. He stood up in his
usual style and began lengthy prayer.
There was an open door behind him, and
he soon, unwitingly backed into an ad.
joining room, taking his chair along, when
some one softly closed the door, ard the
hungry guests proceeded to dine, when
the petition was finished at leisre by the
abslractcd minister Washington Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04
River News.

PiTTsIgRoH, March 3.-Tho MonO,co
hela Is falling slowly, with four feet in liz,
channel. Arrived-Exchange, from New
Orleans, and Carrie Broks, from Marietta.
Departed-St. Charles.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Arrived-City oil
Chester, from Memphis. Departed
Mary Med Donald, 0uachita River; Minnie,
Arkansas River; Belle ofSt. Louis, Vicks.
burg; Nile, Lexington. The river is ris.
ing, with over eight teet to Cairo. The
weather Is cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, ONO, March 2.-As special
to the Chronicle says the Green River
packet, Falls City, was run into by the
steamer J. W. Garrett at the mouth Of an
old canal at Louisville. At midnight last
night she was sinking. The former was
struck amidships, sinking to the boiler
deck. AS she sunk, stove in the texas
capsized, setting fire 10 the texas, and
burning the upper works entirely. The
passengers only had time 10 escape in
their night clothes. The Falls City had
o VALUABLE cargo, which will prove o total
loss. Two negroes OF the crew are miss.
ing, and are supposed to be drowned.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-River II feet
: inches, and falling. Arrived-Charles
Rodman, Now Orleans; Kate Putnam,
Pittsburgh. Departed-Juniata, Pitts.
burgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04
FRANCE.

PARIS, March 2.-It is reported that the
negotiations in regard to the commercial
treaty between France and Italy have
been interrupted through Prussian inter.
terancc, though the two first named gov
ernments deny that Prussia had anything
to do with the matter.
Thiers declares that France has no in.
tention OF raising her new loan, and that
the recent utterance of Lcirane, Minister
OF the Interior, which gave rise to the ru.
NOR, was wrongly interpreted.
The ex.Pretect of the Department oil
Eure, charged with the embezzlement oil
the funds for the relief OF France is now
on trial at Rouen. He was appointed to
Office under the Empire, since the fall oil
which he has been CONSPICUOUS in defence
OF the ex.Emperor Poycr Qucrter,
Minister Of Finance, appeared before the
court last week as q witness, and his tes.
timony was strongly in favor OF the ac-
cused. His conduct in this matter pro.
duces a feeling Of great dissatisfaction on
the part Of some Of his colleagues in the
Cabinet; It is understood that NJ. Dulaul
and others threaten to leave unless he
resigns. In addition 10 the conflict be.
tween the Executive and the Legislature
on Catholic petitions, and the question OF
adjournment difference has arisen be-
tween Thiers and the Assembly on the
bill proposed by Minister LIE Franc,
granting to the Government additional
powers for the control Of the press. The
committee insist on the amendment CIV
ing to journals the right to discuss
the Constitution, which the President is
not willing to concede. A correspondent
of q Liberal newspaper reports an inter-
view with the private secretary Of Count
de Chambourd, in the course OF which
the secretary said his master was willing
TO risk his life to save France.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04

APoLoqETIc,-An apology Is due to the
general reader for the monopoly Of our
inside pages this morning by State affairs.
A combination Of circumstances seemed
to render 1t unavoidable. Desiring to ad.
wise our readers at the earliest moment
alter the intelligence reaches US of what
has been done by the Legislature and
Convention, we present the last article of
the Constitution that has been passed on
by the Convention; the annual appropri.
ations made by the Legislature the titles
Of nearly all the acts passed at the late
session, and full history of the Printing
Investigation, with such comment as
seems to be called for by the facts dis.
closed
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WASHINGTON.
National Bank Circulation and Se-
CuritV for 1t.

Na'iOnal nank ClEcuiatlon ana Sc
u, curly LOT II;
:, y MAsHlNGroN, MaTSn @.-Ine treasurer
% 1lo!us as secSE1ty aon Ior N9tloaal Bank circu
, latITn, SlI,ooS'soV, c0a Snd a. ior depGelts OF
PuDIic PaDiL money; money, $lo,oOoOoU: Inc National
TSHn 1Sn 100 Slrcul"'lon up 10 tnis date IS $35'-
10g,'SO. H,,S son ocr
,;o, SuusS Ell hAthean, tE VI otan, nau an inter-
nonv aTw s,;th w e rdesiGent to,day, IN COM
+eIo{;on & % ~ % aTS;rn tha. Heae[M .o.;. Ilams IN
Tho prooidon. W % ;nv;.oI IN as tIhtalEIIyo .ha Iyo,,
visit tbo Wotrono,itan ,'cu Mathp sne yap4Rese @ 10
mi 't ChMrob @ 20 'or.oI nle'nouS' EPlsco'
POI TSo SI PraSiGan, snoriUW tU;S, ,;,;, p,r,,,,,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04
Explosion Of a Bellows.

A singular accident is recorded in the
Louisville CouTer.JOurnal. A Mr.. Veith,
black smith, in the city, commenced his
work early in the morning; as usual, by
blowing up a fire in the forge by means
of his bellows. After pumping the lever
for some time, the coal being well lighted
and everything ready, 1t seems that he
leaned upon the lever until all the air had
escaped from the bellows, Und when he
relived II Of the weight the bellows filled
with the gas from the forge instead OF
drawing air through the valve underneath.
In an instant the gas ignited by the fire IN
the forge, and terrific explosion occur.
red, which sounded like the firing OF a
cannon. The bellows was torn to pieces.
Several iron missiles lying on the concern
were hurried TO the roof Of the building,
and large hammer was sent whirling
close TO. MIR. Veith's head. Fortunately
no serious damage was done except to the
bellows, which was torn to pieces, and TO
the nerves of Mr.. Veilh, who was badly
frightened.
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42d CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 2.
SENATE.

Mr.. FERRY, (Mich.) presented a number
ot memorials from the lumberers in the
northwest setting forth reasons why the
Chicago relief ought not TO pass.
Mr. LOGAN read letter in favor OF its
passage.
Messrs WINDAM and FERRY presented
memorials for the modification OF the
homestead laws.
Mr.. CAssERIY presented n petition
from tho leading bankers and merchants
Of San Francisco sasking for a reform in
the civil service.
Mr.. PRATT called up the bill to release
in Indiana the lands known as the bed of
Beaver Lake in Newton county, Indiana,
and addressed tho Senate thereon.
Mr.. PRATr's Beaver Lake bill was
passed.
Mr.. BAYARD moved to take up his
resolution asking for copies of the instruc.
tions given by the District Attorney Of
New York, relative TO the prosecution of
merchants.
Mr.. CoNKLINa said the instructions
were published in the newspapers, and he
thought Il would be better to wait till no
and others could express their views
Mr.. ALLISON thought It ungracious
and unnecessarily ignorant, rs Mr. CoNK.
Limo had no means Of ascertaining them
from hispublic remarks yesterday, besides
Judging from Mr.. CoNKlNG's action In
reference to the organization Of the Re.
trenChment Committee investigations,
he feared the Senator from New York
could hardly understand his (BAYARp's)
motives. He did intend to comment the
officers who had given the instructions
but he wished to base his comments on
the authentic information he had asked
for in the usual way, which was carried
by q vote OF 90 to 90.
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Mrs. THURsroN, the woman who own
the United States, is in Boston, and has
been interviewed by Post reporter. Her
statements arc clear and to the point She
bought the State Of Maine at auction, and
consequently owns the rest of the coun.
Try. AT Washington she was told that
her claim would be allowed il she would
pay the expenses Of the government for a
year. This she promises to do, and is
now at work gathering the necessary pa.
pers. AS this task is an easy one the lady
VIII soon come into her property. When
she gets it she will be generous and allow
lts use by the people on payment to her
annually ola small amount, say four or
five millions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-0n Saturday
afternoon q party of roughs including the
notorious Dan Rodding, made their way
to the room adjoining that in which the
Mcclure. Gray Senatorial Committee was
sitting, at the Washington House, with
the evident intention Of interfering with
the business OF the committee, but they
were elected, several Of the party being
roughly handled.
The Centennial Commissioners repre-.
senting 81 States being now here, will
hold an informal meeting at the. Cont.
mental Hotel tomorrow morning, after
which they will be welcomed to the city
at Independence Hall by the Mayor.
General Hawley, of Connecticut, will re-
spond.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-The Phunix Ho.
tel, at Salisbury, Charlton county, Mo-,
was burned, with the greater part OF its
contents, on Monday night last Loss
$4,000. Insured for $4,000.
Governor Brown has signed the bill to
increase the Savings Banks capital,
which he vetoed few days ago.
A bill 10 create Board Of Railroad
Commissioners, at q salary Of $1,000 each,
was killed in the Senate yesterday.
The Senate favored the bill providing
for the issue of 20 year registered coupon
q per cent bonds redeemable after five
years, at the pleasure Of the State, where.
with 10 pay the State Indebtedness, ex.
cepting the bonds of the Hannibal & g.
Joseph Railroad.
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Meeting OF the Bureau of Migration.

PHILADELPHIA, March IA meeting
OF the National Bureau ol Migration was
held last night, w. +. Parker presiding.
Horace Greeley gave an account OF the
formation of colony In Colorado, also Of
the advantage of associated capital and
labor acCruing to the working classes Of
colonies in new States. J. T. GOode.
nough, ol Kansas, gave details Of agricul-
ture, prices oI land, live stock, fruit cul-
ture, SC. The next meeting will be held
ut Boston, to promote colonization on the
line of the Northern Pacific; another will
be held ut Charleston to colonize the
Southern States.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 9.-By invl-
tation Of the Board Of Trade Col. Caring.
ton, Of the United States army, and Pro.
lessor Of Military Science at Wabash Col
lege, held an exhibition at their rooms this
afternoon. Some large specimens Of bi.
luminous and semi.block coal from Park
county were exhibited, which, in his judg.
ment and that OF Prof. Cox, State Geolo-
gist, were unexcelled. Col. Darlington
demonstrated that for steel manufacturing,
fuel, gas and charring purposes, Indiana
has coal equal 10 every demand.