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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Swedish Labor.

CHESTER COUNTY FARMERS LOOKING FOR IT.
The colonization Of Swedish laborers in this
State is attracting attention elsewhere. At the
meeting of the Farmers' Institute Of EAston,
Pennsylvania, in PhiladelphiA, yesterday:
b q V. Miller, OF Chester county, of . Com
mittee appointed at the last meeting to investi-
gate the feasibility Of procuring Chinese. or
other foreign lavor, for Pennsylvania farms, sub
mtted report in which II was stated that the
committee could procure no definite information
in relation to the coolies but that 1t had learned
that Swedish help was at hand, and could be SO.
cured through Swedish agent residing at Will
miugton, Delaware.
MIR. J. William COX, OF Chester county, stated
that he knew Of many Swedish lsborers aud
housemaids being employed, and In the majority
Of cases they give entire satisfaction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Philadeiphia Topics.

George Lane stole keg OF nails-to nail
political lies, PROBABLY. Lane had a tum-iLto
jail.
An STRAY at the saloon Of WIN. May North
Second street, Wednesday night resulted in the
shooting aud killing OF policeman Daniel
McGonigle.
The Second Presbyterian Church, at Twen-
ty-irst and Walnut streets, will be dedicated Oh
Sunday.
Bets are now offered that Grant will have
$4,000 majority in Pennzyl ylSana and no takers
Edward Scott and Jane, Selma were suiIo-
cal ed in a well at the Market street gas works
while cleaning a valve
john Gamble was arrested yesterday for in
terferng with coored man 80 as to prevent
his voting on Tuesday, and viii be tried under
the Enforcement act.
The Presbyterian ladies have formed Fe
male Hospital Association.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
KhInnrI.

The knight OF lvanhO6' horse bolted twice
On the first hit, and he retired from the c1ntert.
Tue knights of Lone Star aud Damascus hay-
ing borme all three of the rings at each tilt, were
allowed Il second trial, when tue Knight Of Lone
3tar failed to take the thrd ring, aud the Knight
Of Damascus won the first prize, q nO-tOp
,uggy) and was entitled t. crown the Queen Of
Love aud Honor Lone star was considerel the
winner Of the second prize, and choose the first
maid Of honor.
For the third prize the Knights of Killarney,
Cnloden, Strathmore. Golden Star aud Geu-
wood having all carried away the second highest
number # rings, were allowed to contest again
for the third prize "a bridle and sadde.) After
the secpud tilt, the contest was narrowed down
% the Knights Of Killarney and Glenwood, but
til ee subBeuuent Tits were necessary to declare
the victor. GlenwoOd, however, on the fourth
tilt missed the first ring, while Killarney bore
away all three and the prize, and selected the
third maid of honor.
The knights then formed in line at the upper
end OF the course aud marching to the lower
end countermarched to the front OF the judges
stand, where the crOwning took place.
Tbs Knight OF Damascus selected as Queen OF
| Love and Beauty Miss TIle Burnett, - Phila-
| dephis, vety winsome maiden, with waxen
| complexion slightly tiuged with red. With be-
| coming mudesty ske bore the compliment, only
sllh htly blushing the white crown iuter-persed
/ with green leaves, was placed upon her head.
| Miss Maggie McWhortor, OF st.. Georges, was
/ chosen first maid OF honor by the knight of the
| Lone star, aud then kght of Killarney crowned
Miss Fanny Duggan, of Chrlstiana, second III nd
| OF honor.
| j I'm O'Byrne Esq, delivered the coronation
| Grafton in his usual feicitous way. He spoke
appr1yiugly Of knighthood generally, and COM
| neuded those before him for the courage and
| earnestness with which they had competed fol
tile privileges Of crownng their queen. The
latter portion OF his remarks were extremely
humorous aud kept his audience in roars Of
| laughter. An amusing Incident Of MIR O'Byrne (
participation in the iete was placing the crow
upon the Queen OF Love and Beauty hind part
before. Very fen persons, however noticed the
mistake. but those who did gave sigus of sup
press, laughter
After the crownng address, the tournamen
ended aud the knights returned to town as tue.
had marched OuJ, in procession. The atteldahc'
was not 81 i4rgs ar al The tournament at Middle
town last tai, bnt the riding was mdch com
mended aud is said to have been much bette
tpan at the one just mentioned. No accideh
| mlirud the pleasure of tine OCCASION, and ever
one seemed to take lively interest IA al tna
trauspired just about the time the fitting be
gan, The music stand fell with crash, but N
| one was hurt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Hent County Uour.s.
JURY LISTS FOB OCTOBER TERN

JURY LISTS FOB OCTOBER TERM.
Court commences at Dover on Monday,
October 14th. The following is the jury list
Petit Jury.
Duck Creeek--Oary Frazier. Benjamin B. Al
len, Titus ]. Hobbs, Thomas Jarty. Kenton
John G. FOxwell. Rees Lewis, AdAms Ma
hood. Little Ureek--William Smith, Daniel O.
Cowgirl. DOver-Samuel q. Wallace, John ID.
Burton, Edward A. Paradee. John ]. Voshell.
timothy slaughter, James virden. North MUIR
derkill-Samuel b. Cooper, Robert Sarde, Eze-
kiel o. Frazier. South Murderkil-Willism +.
,lredick. Thomas Emory, Wm J. Wllcutts,
Christopher Jump. Misplllion-Isaac Masten,
William Harrington, 11lghman Brown. Alexan-
der Minner Milford-John Davis, ZachaIiAh
Reynolds, ]. Hart Bye, William N Powders.
GRAND JURORS
Duck Creek - john ii. Hoffecker, Ezekiel V.
Cooper, William b. Collins. Kenton-Howell B
Husbands, James +. Wilds, Samuel Hutehison,
Jr. Little Greek - Alexander Laws Jshn @.
Raymond. Dover - Johu Williams, William II
Wallace, Henry Moore, Eugene RIdgely. North
Murderkill - William Slay, Thomas b. Lewis
Henry Hargadine, south Murderkill-John
5cuabinger William Case. Nathan Clarke. Mis-
piliion = Jonathan Harrington, Of p, stephen
Redden, Henry Thawley. Milford - James IL.
POstles William j. Masten, David SCOTT.
JURORS FOR COURT OF oRAR AND TERMfgEB,
Duck Creek-William r. Wight. Alexander
q Cummins. Kenton-Thomas A. Reese, vii.
liam NJ. Jones. Little Uresk-Henry L. Wilson
Doyer--Henry Pratt. r., William Adams, Vii
liam +. Hawkins, Joseph Day. North Murder
kil-cieorge NJ Fisher, VIM. Dickson
South MuIderkill-Jacob Fredvl, Philemon O
Garter, Elias Russell. Mispillion-John W
Gain, Major Wyatt. Milford-WLliAm J. SApp
Charles Mills.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
DOMESTIC NEWS.
NeishborIns Counties.

The annual meeting OF the Teachers Insti-
tute Of Delaware county, will be held at Media,
in the Institute Hall, beginning on Monday, 90
tober 2l. at o'clock, p. NJ, and closing on Fri
day evening, 25th.
"A pumpkin of mammoth proportions was
raised in the garden Of Benz. Kirk, Media, this
season. 1t was taken from the vine few days
nince and after the seeds had been extracted, ii
weighed ITO pounds. 1t is OF the California va
riety.
Manufacturing improvements are still going
on at Upland. The Grocer Brothers have just
received 80 more three-box looms for No. 8 mill.
Several houses are going up in the Borough, the
model manufacturing town.
Another large factory is now being built on
lands OF the Chester Improvement Company to
be used by Christopher Blakely, the work being
done by Samuel Montgomery. 1t will be used
in spinning wraps. The Trainer mill is fast ap-
preaching completion.
Capt. J. J. Hopes, Of Niddletown, this sea-
son ralsed 1870 bushels Of Peerless potatoes from
five bushels OF seed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Fnctu in RcIniIon to Rainfall.

From observation at Fulwell near wckenham
England. it appears that the rainfall for that
locality during the year 1871 was % AZ inches
This is nearly the amount which falls at Paris
aud at San Francisco, Cal calculation made
by John James Hall, which was published in Ma
ture, April l8 h, and corrected In a subsequent
NUMBER, gives some interesting statistics OF the
rainfall at Fulwel He states that oneinch upon
an acre OF ground gives %, 623 gallons. Now
640 times, multiplied by the depth Of rainfall,
~, AZ inches gives the quantity on iquare mile
rs 32i 6l2,9O2 gallons II this amount be mnl-
iiplied by 10, the number Of pounds OF water to
tie gallon, aud the result divided by 1000 for
TONS we shall have. for the quantity of rainfall
on the square mile nearly 1888 O64 tons.
The coal carriages used on railways in Eng
land and in the United States carry rom eight
to ten tons OF coal each. We will assume the
former number aud tud that 202, 1888 such carri-
ages would be required to convey the weight oi
the rainfall above given, and II each carriage
measures 30 feet in length they would form a
train 769 miles long.
The quantity OF rain which falls at Flatbush
l.. l., in tho immediate vicinity OF New York city,
is forty three inches yearly. This is based upon
observations is made during twenty xix years. 1t
will be seen that this amount is nearly twice as
great as that which falls in year at Fulwell,
and ia not far from the annual average that falls
on our coast from Maine to Florida. The COM
putation which gives the results for Fulwell will
give the quantity for each square mile OF our
own coast For Fatbush with an animal rain
fall of forty-three inches, we have the enormous
quantity Of 622 594 go gallons nearly, or 3,ll2,
ia tons Of 2OOO pounds each. This is just a.
bout one-halt the estimated weight of the larg-
est Of tho pyramids. To convey this amount by
railway carriages Of eight tons each capacity,
would require $50, l2l carriages and il of twen
ty feet length they would make train l47S
miles long When we consider that for each
year and upon each square mile surface along
our ocean border, and many miles iuland su
nat NJ uga al "a ar aAtnpiaha1
at the grandeur aud vastness of the most COM
mon Of the opel atoms OF natue.-LGncet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
The Opera.

All lovers OF the Opera viii hail with pleasure
this announcement-Ca Carlotta Patti is coming to
Wilmington. On Friday evening next sbe will
make her debut before a Wilmington audience,
accompanied by Madle Teresa Carrento, Miss
Annie Louisa Carey. Mons E1iilo Saurett aud
Signor Mario, whore recent landing on our shores
has caused revival Of interest ia the opera. 1t
has always been urged ag iinst the opera here
that the prices Of admission we're too high, but
this objection has been overcome b. Madlle
PATHS management, who have reducsu the price
70 ~ IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11

A Savannah despatch reports the ship Francis
Hlllyald ashore on Iybec Oyster Bank. An at
tempt will be made to get her on to-day
The schooner j. II. FleLcL, from BItimore
for Galyestou. sprung leak aud was abiudJhed
II miles from Cape Henry, yesterday Her crew
Mere tsken on Dy another v,ssel.
The new liphl-house on rhimble Shoals, "a
miles east of Fortress MuprOe, was lignted tur
tile first JIme last night. The Wllloushhy Spit
light-sbip will be Withdrawn.
The U. 8. steamship Omaha went to sea from
the Delaware Brsekwster on Wednesday evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
aflarriaQes.

HARE-BAILEY On the l0th inst, by Rev. Jacob
TODD. at hs residence NJ tue BRIDES ia nts 6tn
and Spruce stree s, Mr. J ha Ha Q 10 MISS Emma
B Bailey, both Of this CT,
DUNNING-HAL' ERSToN,--On the sth inst, by
DR. q Cu H., munster, assisted by M Langley,
Pastor at the Green Street N. Church rhilada
Thomss 3 DunDinR N. d.. OF Mid letown, Del,
to Lydia, daughter OF 8. Y. balderston, OF Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Enr.hnmnl,. i'm ,owa.

Sioux City, Iowa, was visited by severe earth
1laRe at 80 minutes past O'Clock on Wemies-
lay night For about minute an half tue
lOnses were shaken so much that the people
'ushed into the streets in gr5lt eNyttem ,nt No
serious damage however was do1e rhe shock
vas ais felt throughout Dakota Territory, aud
is reported to have besn very severe at Fort
Randall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11

McWilams, the chief OF police Of Jersey City,
who is under S2O0OO bail on charge of attemp-
ted bank robbery, is believed to have fed
Tue Jersey City police, on Wednesday night,
captured set of burglars tools concealed in an
apple wagon. They we're Very valuable, and evi-
IDENTIFY intended to be used in another bank rob-
berry.
WIN. W. Bennett, one Of the twenty persons
injured by n cent collision on the New Jersey
railroad, has been awarded $4,000 damages.
The Athletics defeated the Boston, at New York
yesterday, by score OF IL to3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
lIaryland.

ToRoHIdHT PROCESSION AND FATAL ArFAY.
BALTIMORE, O.t. Il.
During torchght procession, last night ,wo
shooting ARRAYS occurred. Samuel Barrett was
fatally wounded, and George W. Barrett, co..
Jred boy, died this morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Plinre Napoleon,

no RETURN To BE ALLOWED.
LONDON, Oct. II.
Prince Napoleon has been legally notified that
he will not be permitted to visit France or res de
on French soil
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
The New York NIayoralty.

rAMAIANY AGREES TO BEcoMMEND A. h. LAWRENCE.
NEw YORK; Oct IL.
The Tammany committee have agreed to
recommend the nomination Of Abraham .. Law
renee for Mgvor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Didn't Wnnt 'Em To Meet.

Wo understand the Greeleyite members of the
City Council voted against giving the o'Conor
Il Adams Democrats the use Of the City Hall
yard, for meeting. That was rather an unkind
act toward their party friends, who stand by the
nld flag.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
NoLE q MILLER,
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. COS Market street, above Sixth,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

IL Building I OTIS at Public sRlG.
Will be sold at public sac on the premises tn
SATURDAY, oC' OBJ fR 10 II, 1912,
at O'Clock, P. M all those Il building lots frontiug
on Third, Rodney, and Searles streAs IN tn Guy
Whining on. these lots are high aud beautiln
being IN front Of the ia ge Mansion u use OF Philip
plunke Z Es O.. and ad ,Uiniug the Aims Hou Q pr
perty. They are a | 10 be sold fvr whst.yer they
will bring; on easy terms. MM, BRIGHT, Agt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
SECOND EDITION.
300, II. NJ.
North Carolina.

EXPLOSION IN THE nALEIGH SENTINEL orFIcE-
DESTRUCTION OF THE BUILDING.
RltIoH, Oct. II.
The Sentinel office was almost entirely d stroy-
cd by an explosion Of power in the press room,
placed there by some enemy.
The Sentinel was a conservative paper, edited
by Josiah Turner, Jr, prominent politician,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
DAj[B Gp#ttertiAG.
JENKINS q ATKINSON.
" LINER ATKINSON. ON,............. Publisher.
'W-POr Ternts Etc., See Second Page.
Rtaele,t DIat,evs.

This evening, r. stoekett Matthews will speak
at Institute Hail. on behalf of the Republican
cause and its candidates. No charge for admis-
sion. Ladies' invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Deaths.

GARRETSoN.-At Newport. Del. Thursdav 10th
list Israel r. GafretsOn in the " year OF his age
The FRI nds OF IN family are respectfully invited
10 att nd the funeral frum his late Residence In
Newport, on sunday afternoon, The 18Th inst, at
M npE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
FIRST EDITION.
$50 p. NJ.
TAKES Il Back.

SPEAKER BLAINE ExHoNEAATlD BY THE TRIBUNE.
New YORK. Oct II.
The Tribune withdraws, in the fullest and
promptest manner, the imputations upon Speak
er Blaine, with regard to the Pacific Rail Road
business.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
An Authoress Gone.

DEATH OF FANNY FERN.
New YORK Oct, II.
The wife Of James Parton, known as Fanny
| Fern, died here yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
GyrnrSlnns.
THE SWlTCABACK,
THURSDAY, OCT. I5th, 1879.
Grand Autumn SCENERY.

AN EXCU RsIoN TO MACoH CHUNK AND
OVER THE FAMOUS sWITCHBACE
(GRAVnYl RAILROAD,
VIII take pl'ce on the anove date, leaving VII
WING ON, Del. from p W b. Deu1t at q. NJ.
special rain OF cars, tnrougt u Mauch chunk
Nitilont hange an theme around the switch aGG,
affordng an Opportunity otwitnessiig some ot The
lost
MAGNIFICENT AND VARIED SCENERY
In this Country.
RETURNING take the Special Trai >, " P. NJ,
arriving home at 10 P. - Cf he SAM day.
Fare or the round "trip ..............'..'.s 81 OW
children, under ~ years OF age. e.......... S 10
tickets can he procured A. the B IN store or
Messrs Bo1ghman Thomas c., 42l NJ lrket 81.
EFT Is Exrursl n was to I'VE taken place - pt.
49, but was postponed IN ac UuntO tne inc en- eLcy
ui the weather, r. i. Il. SMITH,
oct 9-st Manager.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
LOCAL ESTIC.
KNIGHT ERRANTRY.

The st. Georges Tournament
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
r BRINGHURsT a CO.,
APOTHECARIER
Corner Sixth and Market stra

RB a Co. also have ture Xylol and Capsules
OF Xyo made by z. Schering OF Berlin, which, It Ia
claimed. mitigstes the severity of amall-pOx.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON OCT. 10.
Probabilities; Clearing weather and light
Northerly to Westerly winds, veering to North
and East, with conditions favorable for frost to-
night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
on SATURDAY., october II, 1872,

on SATURDAY. october H. 1872
At 8, p. NJ.
Without Postponement Withdrawal or Under-
ilding.
The late purchase II adjacent land by the VII
mington and Western Railroad COMPANY the COL
structi n of buildings and oth'r improv, menih
necessary 10 operating this Railroad, he intTodu.
lon o. the Brandywlne water to these Improvement
as ext nded through the prop Tty OF the J. Co
and indeed the iBeviGa lie tendency OF incTeasn.
railroad and manu- acturing int rests, ana OF tn
growth OF The city ln this dire tion all polAt to t
Increased in lots and To much gner prices IN
The future. The terms oil this sale are made pal
ticu aTy asy requ ring but 20 per cent 10 be paiu
until the spring Of next year, u all OF which th,'
attention OF our purchasers 10 particularly Invited
TERMS OF SaLE-rwenty cent, cash, and
the balance in n tes with approved endJ sers
,qually divided at and month, bear ng intertrL
from the daV OF sale Settlement IN all c ise TO h'
made previous to the following Saturday, ctober ~,
at ~ NJ (oherRise purchase may be- ID clartd v IL.
at the option OF IN sellers aud parties VINO pay tie
whole IN ca,h before that time Will be init e'
10 a clear discount of per cent Immediate pos
session on settlement. j. T HEALD
Pres' Chris River Imp, Co..
Exchange Building,
oct4S-1l Wilmingt n, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
SA BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBLIC SALE,
WIN be sold at Public Sale, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Iith, 1872, at
O'CLOCK p. M.

Those beautifully located building lots, fronting
on Rodman, rawi y, Webb, Fourth aud fin Ste
as extended from the city These lots are sho .
distan rom the city, about four squares SCUM
from the chu Zen Pa aud are not SUI ject TO iiy
Tax. Tney will ne sold great harg-in % on easy
terms, onlV 20 per cent cash anu aud " month
can buy a lot and become treehOldtr A. my la
sale OF 81 lots on this property, from Fi'th 10 >ixth
sire Il, some of IN los 25 fert front by l2s Zee
deep 8 ID as Ow az f3I No; 80 there vas only ~
Lc be pad In cash, ana and IL mouths for tne oAl-
auce. / would urge all 'Or meu to att nd his ale
and buy lot as Il may be starting point In their
lives. The first great ven ure | made wns u buy a
lot at about $50, IL was my starting pOiat
oct2-st WIN. BRIGHT, Agt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
THE STANDARD!

Our New Collection OF Music for Choirs, Conven-
tiOus aud Sngiug schools IL cannot - excelled in
qua ity, aud Intends & lead In circulation,
Ome of the IIerits --ShOrt Tht Org. Abundant
Mat rial Sdcn SeCu ar for practice. EX-
c. lent set II Melrical Tune in large ear pnnt
ana not Gro vded:-u great advantage. Unusually
gOed collection OF Anthems, Set ieees, &c. Tue
cOmpters Mes re-, l. O. EN- hoJN, OF bost N, aud
h. X. rAlM r. OF chicago, are pei 'ps The most
Skill ul men OF their ime ln adapting music TO the
wants OF the "stugiug" public. Prc', 81 90 Sp.-
cuen cOpie3 sent,ior the present. post paid LOT 81 26
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
Dem acracy in sussex.

THE MEETING IN aEoRGETJwN-A GRAPHIC PICTURE
FROM TRUTHFUL CORRESPONDENT.
Correspondence of the Commerciall
N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-11
THE STANDARD IN TaE VAN.

All o'her Church Music Books, OF whatever
g ee OF excellence, are respectfully invited to fall
the rear of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

AN ACT TO RELIEVE THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA OF ALL LIABIL1-
TY FOR ITS GUARANTY OF THE
BONDS OF THE BLUE RIDGE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY BY PROVIDING FOR
THE SECURING AND DESTRUCTION
OF THE SAME.
Whereas :he State ofSouth Caro-
lima has, by and in pursuance OF
the provisions Of an Act, approved
the fifteenth day If September
\. D. 1868. entitled can Act to
authorize additional aid to the
Blue Ridge Rail Road Compa-
ny, in South Carolina" endorsed
a guaranty OF the faith and credit
of the State on four millions
OF dollars of bonds, issued by
the said Blue Ridge Rail Road
Company, comprehending the
Blue Ridge Rail Road Company,
in South Carolina; the Blue Ridge
Rail Road Company, in Georgia; ;
the Tennessee River Rail Road
Company, in North Carolina; the
Knoxville and Charleston Rail
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03


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