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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08

FulI DETAILS rom PhlladeIp MIA.
Especial Tel gram to the Commercially
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.
The weather is very fine here, and heavy
vote is being polled.
There is no disorder, the recsnt act sf Assem-
ply prohibiting the sale of liquor, while the
polls are open, having a very good effect.
Business is virtually suspended and no election
in many years has excited such general interest.
The reform ticket is polling an unexpectedly
heavy vote its support being mainly from DEM
ocrats.
The Republicans are everywhere confident of
carrying the city by large msi iority. The COL
ored vote ia solid Republican.
GOOD WORD FROM CHESTER COUNTY.
Chester county dispatches say that full vote
will be polled there and that the county may be
put down for $500 majority, for Hartranft, aud
the whole State ticket.
The few Liberals in the county arc voting
the Republican ticket. INDEX.
Especial Dispatch to the Commerciall
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 8.
The election is progressing quietly, and favor
ably, and full vote is being polled. Very little
scratching is done and the colorel element lie
voting the entire ticket.
Marshal Kerns' detective force is rendering
official service in suppressing fraud and the
beneficial operations Of the Eew law preventing
the sale Of liquor has the effect Of preserving
systematic order.
No disturbance Ia reported in any part Of the
city, aud the Fourth ward has particularly been
free from the disorder heretofore practced in
that district
RIOT AT SCRANTON.
riot took place at Scranton, to-day when
the Republican inspectors were driven from the
polls by tho Democrats.
RETURNS IN THE CITY.
Returns for the first hour indicate very large
Republican majority in all tho wards heard from,
In two wards Hartranft has majority of over
| four hundred votes. s.
Irregular Associated Press Dlspatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, October 8.
A full vote is being polled and the election ia
progressing very quietly, Under the new law,
all tsverns are closed.
U. 8. Marshal Kerns has eight hundred
| special officers on duty, distributed among the
wards where trouble is likely to occur. Up to
noon, no serious disturbances has been re.
ported.
ARREST OF A DEMOCRATIC REpEArEB.
'Reddy the blacksmith, from Now York. was
arrested after voting three times, ani locked ur
for a further hearing Fifteen tax iectip y e. 6
| 70 lnd on him.
| l. the Fourth Ward, the strongest d smoarIi
| ward in the city, the hourly announcement Of
votes cast shows that more Republican votes
have been ca II than are usually polled during the
| whole day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
Dlst,Ic, Conferences

WHAT THEY ARE AND H,w COMP0sED-DEBATE BY
THE WILMINGTON METHODIST PREACHERS.
The late Gen Conference OF the NJ l. Church
adopted provision for "District Conferences, -
when desired by majority Of the Quarterly
Conferences Of any Presiding Elders District
Such Conferences will be held Semi-anuually.
and will he cOmposel Of all the travelling and
local preachers OF tho District all the exhOr-
ters the Dist let Stewards. and one S, 4. Super
intendent from each charge, the z. l. der to
preside over it's sessluna Much OF the bneiness
now transacted by the Quarterly CONFERENCE.-THE
fact all the important business will be attended
10 by the District Conferences; besides viii 3h
they will take Special charge Of interests of a
general and cOnnectionAl character aud by Ap-
proprAte means such As public meetings aud
addresses in the various places of meeting, will
bring these interests p ominently before the
people. They will also arrange plan for sye-
tematic work for the local preachers and exhor-
tera Of the District; and pay special attention
10 Sunday School and Church eX ension work in
destitute places.
In the Wilmington Preachers meeting yester-
day the question WAS discussed ~ to whether
the Wilmington District should adopt the new
feature.
The sentiment for and against was pretty
evenly balanced, Revs. Il. W. Todd, J. b. Qdigg.
q. ID. Watson aud Others rather favored tile
adoption OF the measure and Rev W. Miby,
]. Todd, J. Allen and uthets opposed it.
Those who favored the measure. were, at the
same time OF the opinion that the conferences
would se too large, II all having the right II
attend should do no aud that further leglsla'
tiOn would be needed 10 mature and perfect the
measure.
The opponents Of the scheme made spicy and
tslling speeches one Of the memb, rs charac
tsriziDg it as " mOnstro-ity." Another thought
IL We should adopt II We should be like the man
who 10 the lottery drew an elephant, which
he found Il difficult TO dispose Of; and
still Another thonght the scheme an attempt tt
''bolsl er up the Unpopular and useless PreHid
ing Elders Office.
One OF tue affirmative speakers, however
quoted an old Frssieing Elder who, iI
speech in tie general Conference opposed th'
measure on ths ground that it's tendency woulC
be to destroy tee Otiics Aforesaid.
The discussion Til be continued next Monday
The Association meets Monday evening at 10, A
n. iu St. Paul's NJ Il Church. The public arr
ad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
MIlmlnslo. Roard Of Trade.

ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION or OFFICERS
The general m etiug OF members OF the b Iard
OF Trade was held at their rooms, in the Masonic
Temple last evening f, I. Warner, Jr pre-
sided, and Geo. W. Stone served as Secretary.
large number of bus insss men we're present.
The following officers were elected;
President, Washington Jones.
Vice President, PI esiOn Lea.
Treasurer, James Bradford.
Secretary, George W. Stone.
MAnagars Franoir Barry, Edward Betts, Ihos.
a Bellah, Geo W. Blsh Francis N. Buck, las.
,BradfDId, Eli Garrett Geo. s. Capele, W. L.
CroasdAie, James Sc ~, J. Taylor Cause, WIN
a. Gibbons, Washington Hastings. Howard M.
jenkins. Joshua r Haald, y. p. johnson, Geo.
A LeMaistTe, II. @ AeLear, Henry Mendlnhall,
WIN II. Swift. W. NJ. Kennard, Geo. W. Stone
Danisl W. Taylor, T. t. Warner Jr., Preston
Lea.
The TreSsurer's repert for the past year was
presented. The reOtIpts for the past year we're
41023 80. There Ia balance OF some 500. IL
the Treasury, anu about S4OO Of unpaid bills.
The Secretary's report was ready, and referred
to the Managers for publication.
The meeting then adjourned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FOURTH EDITION.
FURTHER ELECTION NEWS.
OHIO AND INDIANA.
Chaarinrr prnnnan4s La L..l a.....
GOOD NEWS FROM OHIO AND INDIANA.
Especial Dispatch TO the Commercial.l
6 O'CLOCK.

GOOD NEWS FROM OHIO AND INDIANA.
Especial Dispatch to the Commercially
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, P. III.
Reports from Ohio and Indiana are very en-
couraging, and it is believed that these States
will go Republican by magnificent majorities.
Large votes will be pollod in both States.
Cincinnati is claimed by both parties by small
majorties.
$50 MAJORITY FoR HARTRANFT IN CHESTER
Especial Dispatch to the Commercially
CHESTER Oct. 9.-5 Pm.
The election is quiet An unusually heavy
vote is thus far oiled, and the city will give
Hartranft three hundred and eighty majority.
HARrRANgT IN GOOD sPfRfTs.
special Dis ch to the Commercial.l
NoRRIsrJwN. Oct. 9-5PM
Hartranft is in town, in good spirits. He will
have gain Of about two hundred and fifty votes
in Norristown, over stsuton's.
FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM CHESTER COUNTY.
Special Dispatcn to the Commerciai.l
WEST CHESTER. P. NJ.
The number Of votes already cast far exceo ds
any previous year. There is very little acrstch-
ing. The Republican majority will be unusually
large in this brough. Favorable reports are
received from other parts OF the county.
McLURE GIVES THE CITY UP FOR $4,000.
Especial Dispatch t. the ,ommerciall
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. SIS 80 P. M.
1t is reported that Mcclure gives the city up
for fifteen Thousand majority against Buckalew.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
7 he Draml.
ruE PERFORMANCE, LAST EVENING.

THE PERFORMANCE, LAST EVENING.
The plot Of The Mute Singer is a bright con-
ceptior, and its de,i IL furnishes several inter
ting situations. Beyond this II is better as a
story. to be quietly read and enjoyed, than as a
drama, acted on tho stage 1t gives opportuni-
ty, however, for fl o effect with the singing Of
Mrs. Rluhnge, and In tia particular, It was
shly enjoyed last evening. The rendition Of
Angels Ever Bright and Fair, aud The Mar
seisine," both pleased the audience beyond
question, and the latter fairly carried them OH
their feet.
Mr. Bishops fine powers AZ comedian we're
much restrained In The part he took, yet he
achieved his usual success.
This evening. the main performance will be
the ose Of CASTLE Or he Muletesr of Toledo !;
to be followed by The Bonnie Fishoite as an Af-
terpiece
"wAR CLOUDS" IN PREPARATION.
This drama, which Mr. Ford intends to present
ns, IL highly spoken Of. The Biltimore Gazette,
noticing It's rendition In that city. says; 1.-The
play va Throughout admirably rendered, Mes
are. Bishop, Anderson. Howard GoHsin and the
sver-fAithful Rand Sisters carrying OF the honors
Of the evening. The soenes we're such a. to stir
the hearts aud awaken the liveliest memories Of
many Of those present, and the incidents were
we'll calculated to b,inR to the miudB Of those
who Witnessed or participated in any OF the
thrilling events OF the late war the most vivid
rscollections The curtain rose upon apeaosful
Southern plantation, then came the news from
Sumter, next was heard the call for troops, and
the march and camp followed. all of which were
graphically given. After tive acts and seven
tableaux, in which tho utmost fidelity and im-
partiality waa obser, ed and the feelings OF the
audience mAnlfesteI With unusual enthusiasm.
especially At the death II the hero on the battle
held, "the Ruined II mo- remained"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
THIRD EDITION.
4.3O O'CLOCK.
LATEST AND FULLEST NEWS.
Our Special Dispatches from all
Gu .rters.
The Prosps CT RrIR htenInR Every
WheIe.
Riot in Philadelphia.
Special Telegram to the comme-cial ]

Special Telegram to the Comme-cial
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8 p. NJ.
Hartranft is developing gratifying strength
in the city. He is very little scratched, and IN
such cases the governorshp is left blank. Very
few Republicans are supporting Buckalew.
Tie impression now (315 p. NJ. gathered
from the returns at the Mayors Office is that
he will have majority of 20, 900 in the city.
The entire Republican ticket will be trium-
phantly elected.
As an evidence OF the forces at work, the
Second Ward will probably be carried by the Re.
publicans for the first time in eight years.
The returns from the State are mainly favorable
t. the Republican ticket. A dispatch from Mr.
Mackey at Pittsburg, says the majority for
Hartranft in the fist three hours was 1900
Large Republicans gains are reported in old
Berks, the stronghold Ct Pennsylvania Democ-
racy. Buckalew is running behind Democratic
candidates OF late years and will not have 6 LOO
msjority. This news creates an excitement here
Trouble is reported at Bethebem, on account
OF alleged ADMINISTRATIONS but no particulars are
furnished.
Dispatches from Bucks Adams, Carbon and
Leban IN counties report large Republican gains.
small sized riot occurred between two and
three o'clock. this aftern oon, at 7th and Lom-
bard streets, said to have been melted by the
McMullen crowd. who are enraged at the turn
things have taken. one man was shot and an
other stabbed but no loss Of life is reported. A
number Of arrests were made and everything ia
now quiet INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
Tho Rrid,cron Homicide.

FURTHER REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS YEsrER-
DAY.
special Correspondence Of the Commerciall
RmpGEToS, N j.. Oct T.
At two o'clock the Court again met.
|. WAS stated to the COutt the opening that
the conference held by the physicians aud ooun-
sol in the morning in references to the exhulni.g
OF the body Of Davis, resulted in tue opinion
taat tney would be unable to get through UefOro
Wednesday morning.
a. IL answer there.U the Court said that the case
would then have to be postponed uutil the next
term, III January, az it would be toO late to COM
mence it on Wednesday afternoon aud they
might not be able to get through with it this
week.
Sweeny's counsel, John Mitchell, Esq, then
asked the Court what bail would be- required for
theiI client until the January term.
The Judge said that he would require $4,000
for the indictment Of manslaughter ami $1,000
for the Indictment OF assaulllnH the policeman.
The Court then adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
PHILADELPHIA.
10000 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
EXPECTED.

Especial II thu Cym ne cllll
RETURNS FROM THIRTEEN wARDs-2 4ii FJR HART
RANFr.
2 o'clock.
Partial returns just received from thirteen
wards give Hsrtranft two Thousand four hum
dred and forty-four. 8.
10000 MAJORITY FOR HARTRASFT, EXPECTED.
At the Headquarters Of the Republican State
Central Committee, they are calculating on a
large increase in the Republican vote in the
city.
Reports from various wards warrant TIE belief
that Hartranft's majority will be twenty thous-
and
At the Liberal Democratic Headquarters they
appear equally confident, though not expecting
to effect much in the city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
SECOND EDITION.
300, p. M.

later Editions Of the CONNER
cial sOM DC is ued this afternoon,
In Uhich We shuI hare Further
NetUs of the ELectiOns.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
PoiIticni tnreilige. &c.

The State elections in Pennsylvania Ohio, In
diana and ksbfaskA arc held tu-lay.
One hundred Rlid eleven counties in Georgia
give . Democratic W, Jrity OF 5O,522.
1t is reported that William y Ddnean declines
TO be a candidate for Mayor of New York, aud
that Abraham H. Lswrelee will probaly receive
the TAmmany nomination
Mayor Alvord, Of Sau Francisco has declined
the independent nomluation for Congress. He
thinks IL his rst duly to fulfil his obligations to
the people in his present position.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
Ctncln1HtI.

CONFLICT BETWEEN COLORED PEOPLE AND A PoLTT-
IcAL PROUEesIoN-GREAr EXCITEMENT.
deplorable conflict occurred in Cincinnati
last night between Ie coored people and a
Greely procession. The dispatches cannot de-
eide which party was the aggressor, Int several
persons were shot The eJlored men have bar
riclded themselves in an armory, and terrible
excitement prevails.
LATEk--ALL QUIET.
CIScIsNArI, Oct 8.
At half past one this morning, all was quiet
at the scene OF the riot. RioteS have beeu de-
spersed, and the negroes have evacuated the
Armory
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
The DeIawlre Bay Collision.

Lewis ye.n nerday, and sailed for New York at
half-psst six in the morning. 1t appears that
the schooner with which she cOllileu was the
William Wallacs. OF Egg Harbor. Tue collision
took pace OF Five Fathom Light, and lhe
schooner was washed ashore, dlslhastea' near
Gold Spring Iulet, on SUNDAY night
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
The Psuns,Ivauia Can,pnIG n.
t,pecial Telegram to the Commerclal.l

MEssRs MANNING KILLdoRE, DAY AND OTHERS.
HARRISBURG, October Z.
['pecial Telegram to the Commercially
An immense torch-light parade took place in
this city, this evening. There was great enthu-
siAsm. Addresses Were delivered from the
balcony OF the Loohiel Hotel, aud the Eastern
end of the Capitol. by Hon. J. +. Manning, OF
Massachusetts, Captain Joseph L. Kilgore, Of
Delaware Prof. J. p. Sampson, OF Washington.
ID. @. and Prof. VIM. Howard Day.
Captain Killgors's speech was to working
men and soldiers and was received with un-
bounded applause. DAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
EepnhiIorn Ninr,Ina.

On Friday evening Of thi, week, II. stockett
Mathews. Eco, of Baltimore. will deliver an ad-
dreas at Institute Hall He Is a great orator.
Ladies' especially invited.
On Tuesday evening, the 18TH Geo. v. Mas
sey, Esq, Of Dover will speak in the City Hall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
Board Of Trade.
The now Board Of Managers hold their first
meeting. this evening
Roard M rr,de
Retired.
JENKIMs 4 ATKINSON

swithn G. shortidge has retired from the
editorial chair of the Kennett Leader. and re-
sumod the charge OF his school, Under his
management the Leader was lively local paper.
and filled its field we'll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
G'vnnda.

DISEASE Ax)S9 HoRsE5-A CHECK ID BunSEss
TORONTO Oct. 8.
The disease among the horses has become so
serious that none are fit for duty. Merchants
are unable to ship goods. No backs are running.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
on the TracL.

A LOCOMOTIVE AND TWO CARS THROWN DOWN AN
EMRANKMENT.
BALTIMORE, Oct. s.
The Western train, at the Relay House, ran
OF the track, throwing the locomotive baggage
and express cars down an embankment.
No one was seriously injured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
spain.

TIE KING STONED BY HIS SUBJECTS.
MADRID, Oct 8.
Last night, while the King was standing on
the plaza, two men threw stones at him. and
then made their escape. He was uuinjured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
CommercI.I Rsports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,

FHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.
Cotton 1917. Groceries quiet Flour favors
buyers, super 81 50@5.25; extras, $596.25; ex-
trG family, SS0S75' Wheat quiet Corn dull
yellow, 66@67 mixed Western, 64@651Sc. Oats
90 10 a7a Whiskey pSo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
OoLE q MILLER
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. COS Market street, above Sixth,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
FARMING STOCK AND UTENSILS.
ON
on THURSDAY, october 10Th, 1872,

on THURSDAY, October 10th, 1872,
On IN. premises Of the GARRASCHE Farm, on
tn Old Ferry Road in the City limits, Southside as
lULOw-:
sTU Ks head OF good work horses, 2 r.
fI5gfp3 colts one years Old one I year 10p
h1P uld, mule, 25 hea Uf COWS yttn Caves
eAA<rA2 IN f. Side, au mum or sprlnvers
IA, ING IN ENSiLS-t hight h0se wleon,
hay rl9si g, harness, one milk wagon ard harIt IS,
one ~htG' aptr cl pper IN hwer. l hain's :. ed
drill, sterl-to tn rak telegraph hay cutter /
Pennoch graiu Ian, corn shelter, g'Oi rtller hay
forks ana pts, pluw ma. rove, Gu tlvatnrs TO X,
rAses two-seatf d ca-TisSe. nea ly nss; uggv
pole, ladies side saddle, a lot of dairy hx,ures
mA cans aud pals, 20.
CONDITIONS of SALR-All sums under $50 cash.
all sums OF f59 aud npw rds, ten months credit the
purchaser giving baHkable note-nOte with good
endorser, with interest from day Of sale; or per
cent. on for CASH JAMES GOODMAN.
oc.b-ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
VJEALDS' HYcEIAN HOME.
Cor. Van Baren st. and shallcross Ave-,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUSEY HEALD, NJ. d., / ,,,,,.,,,..,,,

Cor. Van Bdreu 81. and Ahalicross AVe.J
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUSEY HEALD, NJ. D., / t,,,,s,c,,,,,
MARY II. HEALh, M. D., rh'si'iANS
marl9-lyof
This new, FIRST class Institution for the HygieniC
Treatment uf Invalids-without Mrdrines-has now
been in successful operation for fifteen months
with patients from seventeen States and Terrttores
In the HYGIgNIC TREATMENT OF the sick, we repu-
diste the entire system of drng' living as not only
utterly faaci0us, but L.rriby destructive 10 health
happiness and life, Medicines such as are daily ad-
minlstered to sick persons II given 10 those in Wig
orOus nealth, would Inevitably make them I'll. hea.
son, Nature. and true science must and do condemn
sucn Healing (?i Art
we rely solely upon natural means. which include
an appropriate cOmtii alton Of Wholesome FOOD,
Pure Air Various forms Of Tepid, Hot and Cold
Baths la Pure, Soft Water, Swedish NJ vements fol
the strengthening OF feebl muscles, the relief Oi
oongested organs and equalization Of the clrcula.
tiOn, Magnetism, sun Baths Abundant sleep and
Rest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea
tiOn, ct.
DR.. NJ. H. HEALO gives especial attention tC
ladies, as does Dr.. z. HEALD to gentlemen.
Gases visited In Town or Country.
mar19-Tu, ,Th&satfp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
81. panl bas a nlnpu, Of dogs.

st Psul has plague OF dogs.
Not over fifty wells are producing in the oil
district.
There are several KNOBS of Swedenborgians
meeting in Memphis to stuiy the works Of swe-
asnberg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
WvaIher Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHIEGToN, Oct. 8.
Probabilities; Over Middle States, light
Northery to Westerly winds, and cool clear, and
CLEARING weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
Surttun Sales.
MARYLAND AVENUE PROPERTY,
27 GOOD LOTS.
ON Maryland Avenue, and near all the Railroads
centsring in Wilmington,
AT PUBLIC SALE,
With easy terms Of payment, on the premises, on
the west side,

the west side,
on SATURDAY, October ~, 1872,
At az, P. M.
Without Postponement Withdrawal or Under
bidding
The late purchase adjacent land by the Will
nirgton and Western Railroad COMPANY, the cor
structi, n Of buildings and other improvt ments
necessary IN operatin this Railroad, he introduce
tiOn o. the Brandywne water TO these improvements
ext ndsd through the prop 1Tty OF the ]. Co :,
and indeed the iHevitatle tendency Of increasing
railroad and manu- acturing tfrests, and OF the
growth of The city IN this dire ton all point to
increased va ue In lots add % much higher prices in
The future. The terms OF this sale are made par
Il arly easY, re1u ring but . per cent TO he paid
until the spring OF next year, 70 all Of which the
attention of our purchasers particularly invited
TERMS OF sALE.-Fwenty p cent. cash, aud
the bilancn in n tes with approved endp seTs
equally divided at and month DeAr'ng interest
FROM the day OF sale Settlement IN all Ire ~ be
made Previous to the following Sauday,. ctober 49,
at ? Nj 10Th rgise purcnass may bed clartdv I'd
at the option OF III Sc lrs) and parties VINO pay the
whole in a on or before that time will b. tntit ed
N a clear discount cf per cent. Immediate pos
session on settlement. j. T HEALD,
Prest Chris River lmr, Co.
Exchange Building,
oct4 s-ll Wilmingt n, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
SEw sAdpsrItsemEutE,

Anna E. Dickinson lectures Oct. 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08

DAoLnR UROQUET and parlor billiards, for
Il winter amusement, 10. sale bv
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty.p.e) Market St below Ninth,
phtlada1nhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08

LNhR RIOTS r hurglaries. watchman's raftei
Il slOuld be In the dwelling o. every hnu- ekaeper
80 bring him assistance. For sale At the hardware
store Of
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty-Avel Market 81 below Ninth,
Phliadeiphie.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
FIRST EDITION.
the ELECTIONS.
TERRIBLE RIOT IN CINCINNATI.
2:3O p. M.

full Details from philadelphia.
, 1872-12-17

At about o'clock two negroes entered the
grocery store Of J. B. Ginnochio. an italian, and
asked for some cheese. While he WAS serving
standard, breaking his jaw and telling him.
They then rushed into an adjoining room.
where his wife was, beat her until insenaible,
and then, seeing their little daughter asleep on
q bed, threw q heavy trunk upon her, and,
ceeded to rifie the store. In the mean
time the little girl, who WAS only
slightly hurt, escaped and alarmed the neigh
bors, who hastened to the scene to find the aged
couple we1tering in their blood and the assassins
gone. The police are in search Of them to-day.
There ere no hopes OF the recovery Of Ginnochio
or his wife, owing to the severity OF their
wounds and their advanced age.