Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
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The S,isqaeh;nna is rising. .-l.ss5 80. a II
Fort Derosi. wants ie,ry lost '' j.
Work has been resumed on tho Columbia *
fvlt Derosit Railroad. ,5..si ! $500
J"l,se Davis, the Labor Reform Presidential
was born in Cecil county. MI. l .
Newark holds an election for Town Commits
sioners tomorrow afternoon 'tl '-t' "'
Eiktom was april iooled." last Monday. and
ru.a.el to the depot en- masse to the Jri's
come thrvuehs" "ess3 tmYAi QneHJ
CHINA AND THE CHINEsE.-Rcv. $. l.
baldwin, for twelve years missionary Of the.
Methodist Episcopal Church in China, is cX.
pectcd to visit Ekton i'm about two weeks and
lecture OH the above subiect.whic is ono more
and more engaging the attention OF the think
ing people Of Our, country lie will be ac-
c0mpaned by Ling Cha Cha. native China
man.-CtcR Democrat.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Ida Jones, a ne
before Esquire Walker, on "Wednesday even.
ing last, charged with assanfinS Mrs. Taroni,
wife of Francis TarOni, and was held in the
sum OF *lOO for her appearance Mt court.
From the reports of the affair." it seems that
Ida Jones and another negro girl going home
from school, had stopped in front of Mr.. Ia.
roni's. Mrs. Taroni was sitting Mt the win
dow and with or without provication, we
were unable to learn which, the girls began
abusing her. wherrupOn Mrs. Taroni came
out and ordered them away. Ida Jones re-
piled that she had as much right to the pave
inent as Mrs. Taroni, and assaulted her with
tin-bucket which she had in her hand, S,'v-
ercly cutting her face and hiusing her arm.
Mrs Taroni was picked up iIisen>iblr.- NM.
dlttorn Transcript.
John Ross. Of k-nnett Square, has y wonderful
hen. She land five eggs in one dav the fifth cgl,
being double. She then rested SIX days and went
TO work again. laying few more eggs and then
died.
MIR WIN. B. Astor is reported 10 have nia,.e u
further gilt of 100000 to the Astor Library.
leader, is represented TO be very quiet courte.
Gus, and nnpretending young man, twenty
eight years Of age.
Influential citizens of Long Island have taken
preliminaries to indict the mayor ot lluntrrs
Point Tor bribery at elections.
The board of public works of Arkansas, CHARGED
with embez2ing $420Oo in levee bonds. hay,
gwen bail Tor appearance" hefoIe the trImln;l
Court at Little Rock - -... 4. e.
The second trial OF Mrs FAIR for the murder %
Crttenden at San Francisco, is set for June -.
VIM. Cullen Bryant has arrived at New Orlean
from Havana. ...
y jury, consisting of SIX white and SIX coioI.,
men was empaneled in Jersey city on Saturday il
the case OF u colored man against a white man
There were three new cases Of spotted fever II
Newark, N. j., Saturday, and several other ease
IN neigLboring villages.
drunken boy named iungan. aged iS, tric
to drown h'mself at New burg. n Y. IN Saturday
ami being prevented, attempted to cut hic thiul
with razor. He WAS arrested and locked up.
Cheyenne dispatch of Friday reports Il,
} "worst storm of the season" prevailing and anol
r er stoppage OF travel Oh the Union Pacific Il. Il
Arlstlde tie la Vlgne, well-known cotton mel
chant was drowned at New Orleans Fnd,
night. He was 33 years Old and native of franc
, The second trial of Laura Far, at San Franci
, co, Is set for the 2ith OF June.
Four men were burned. one fatally, by an g.
plosinn of fire damp i'll the Pine Brook CJa Min
: at Scranton, on Friday
r Two little boys, named Charles and Jas. Jone
were ured by the falling oi an old wall, at Lot
sville on Saturday, and their recovery is doubtful
Several branches OF tho International Societ
4, have just been organized III Washington.
u Gen. Merrill Barlow, who was Adutant Gene
!, al OF OHIO during the war, died at Cleveland. ,
ii Saturday stEt5@.
:" The Scnate Of Utah. having faile, ia the choi
u OF United States Senhtor, tho Legislature.
Is joint Convention OH sSatur.iay elected Thom
't Fitch the first ballot. %
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D. The Mormon Republican Conyent tion,in 50
y sion at Salt Lake City, ON kriday evening, elect
delegates to the 4Philadephla. IonveIrAion. 1
,t elaborate platform was adopted, which decl,r
r. tnat the public policy Of the Administration wi
,e the high pre- stige OF the Republican party, al
ltlll fs,atf a Sf,.nt,