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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

designed, we are Informed by the preface,
to "breathe the spirit of true love and the
sweet santtities OF Christian marriage
book which SHALL stand for the pro-
gressive and liberal women Of our day
who love home and hate the abominable
doctriues which have broken our their
ranks" A design most excellent and
one Mrs. Skies IS entirely able to carry
out, and As We dip more thoroughly
into the volume We begin to lind that
she has TAKEN hold of matters discussed
with more of sense and earnestness than
Is apparent from hasiy skimming of the
hook, and we ilud In IL much well worth
saying ani worth reading, though we
cannot but think Il would have been better
had the author waited for the waning of
the honeymoon before writing IL. II Is
for sale nv Boughman, Thomas ~ CO.
through whom we receive IT,
--Scri6ncr's Monthly for AUGUST has al
ready come 10 hand and has two very sea-
sonable articles, the ent -rlaning paper 10y
Mr.. Shank on yachts and Yachting,
with pictures of celebrated yachts, ocean
races, etc, and pleasant and practical
illustrated essay on "lhe Canoe How To-
Build and how TO Manage it, There are
also three sterling articles hy well-known
/ MIlAtiN hi iNlft VIM flWtNAlhNo iNls
Comforts "Shonld the study of Modern
precedc that of the Ancient Lanruag p
Amasa Walkers Labor and Capital in
Manufacture 5, and Charles Dudley War
ner's "Whut is Your Culture TO Me ~
Among the interesting articles are
an interesting account OF 1T he
Graphic Art, by Benson H. Tossing and
The Island of Corfu" by harles X.
Tuckerman, late United States Minister to
tlreece. Hans Christian Andersen tells the
suggestive story of "The Gardener and the
Manor" and Miss Amman relates in very
| fresh and striking way that OF "licbe' {
Jumbles" There is poetry by Louise
Chandler Moulton, Mary j. Scrrauj and
Charles ). Gage. DR.. Holland writes
about the recent strikes aud discus ses
The Wine Question ia Society" and
" Novel READING Ia "Thc GA CHhnel'
we lind "a Hard Time for Some of Is,
- Phutograp and L0nking glasses, "a
GLIMPSE of Onr'- Self" wrecked un q
Resemblance" and "Lost Opportunities.
The Department Of Nature and Science
is very entertaining a. well rs instructive
" Home aud Society" among other papers
has "A very sensible one On " Domestic
Ethics" In Couture and Pfogress' tn
-" Jubilee" is mentioned. There is some
thing about 1.-TWO Modes of Prison Disci
pllne," and lorg review Of Lamon''
Lincoln the number c.o-iug ~itha quaint
page of ctch.ngs by the Misses Ledyard.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27
The Shooting Of MoMullon.
MARIA BELIEVED 10 RF A niHEn ASSASSIN
HIS VICTIM SOMEWHAT HlTER

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MANIA ~ III ~ 10 w = j.. l''.' 49,
NJ" WIN" '''"h" "'l n"' 'h"'
The Lsdgr says no one hlieVra that
McMnllen demand that Maria should
lcstore bouquet he carried away from tue
Moyamrn-ihs banquet WAS Tue r'use "l
the shooting.
The shooting took place about midnight
and the police report lhai about clock
"A earliAgei without llehls- Wh~ seen Al
Second street ana "lrdfd avenue, "O 'hnh
being On the box. When ordered 20 stop
on account Of absence OF lights, the horses
were whipped up and the carriage disap-
pcafrt. Tue friends 81 The Allrrn en- 'lfc
free in their declaration that Maria hn,
once moro become the hired agent Of par
tics umhittercd against the Alderman on
account oi matters connected with the dis
| handmcnt of the Volunteer FIRE Depart
ment and the IN the organization Of the
/ MuN smeusng Hose ar Fhi!adrlp hln Hb~a
Company, AZ II has OF late Yeas been
designated;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.


In the course fa sntrch at ST. Louis, on
the evening Of the - inst, Senator shurI
read the 'olluWmE corr ~" nl'lcr
"Sr. Lofts. June ~. lsi! Dear Sir
In your l,t ~ of ace, IT mcc y'u promise
thorough r, form of the tivi service Ia
general terms The que tom low the
problem of civil service, rcturn pr. seuis
itself to ,uur mind is one oil gicat interest,
aud | would suggest, II IL he e assist nj
with your We've uf prop.icty, lha, You
give me suon separations MS viii pct
Your mtcaiinus IA this respect N clear
light Yours tray, G. srhtH1
The fo lowing is Nj. Greeley rely
Nrw YonH, July. 18th, is12 My nca'
Sir. Your ul ihr 2str ult., only reached
me three DAYS ago | respond ~ nnmit
Is rs may. The pr, b en- ct Clyil c.,i-e
reform {, rendered dillicut 10y an alliance
between tie executive aud legislative
branches Of our federal government ThOsc
members OF COuvtess whu favor the ad-
minstratinn hubitually claim and aIe ac
corded a virtual monopoly of the federal
offices In th.it tspcttiye 81 Il, + or districts
debating appointments and removals a.
interest or camice may suggest The
| President appoints at their bidding. They
! lcgis'atc in -uhsUryance To his Will often in
opposition Ia their own convictions. Du'css
| ali history is unmcaning, this confusion
Of executive and legislative rrsl ons hitil e.
and functions could not fail 10 dist, mprr
and corrupt the body polite. hold the
eligibility o cur Pre- sideuts To reelection
the main source OF u l. corruption.
A President should he above the hope OF
| future favor or the fear OF ulirn,tup puN-
eriul and amhi inrs pirlsans. lie should
/ he the official c'iet mo- of a IHr'N, but vi
Ii. a D fa...
hut the accusing voi'c Of history AID the
mcNorahlr Judgment ct Ond. lie should
fully ruhliz and u-,,r forge that ton.
grcss In lis own srh'rr is parimnunl, AMI
noWise am, ndablo to hi suIervi.iou, ant
that the htnrtirst god viii To his
administ;at ON Is p-lfccily rOmplt hlr
with the most poinu dissent lrhm hi- IN
Quotations In the vciy gtav,ht IN stnn-
| in finance or pc ticul economy It j. The
first st. p hat co4is. l.e II be- 'cttlcl that
a Presidrui is rot Ia lc re- c't"'cl willie in
office, and ci,i. service reform is ma louser
difficult lie vi meet 10 organs. no sub
sttiled 4, tndcrs his Will nltuh Is ST.
select hi- chiei cnunsello.s from among
the ab,est and Wi-"-t at his eminent lei
low citizens. REGARDLESS. alike of the bricks
ui locality aud the suggestions ol u sri-
fish policy he VIII hive ~ iuiere-t ~
cunciliatr, no chief uta pouerlul rlnn To
attach tn his persona fortune; he VIII Ice
impellcd to appoint, as will none deny he
should app"i I, men of ripe experience IN
business aud eminent mercantile capacity
To collie ct. keen end il.shnsc the Irl rmur.
Instead Of Il, Nitrous mauipu'nturs Of Fri
mary nice, ngs. and shilinl tnilicrrs in
delegate, ~ nominating cnuv, n ion, lie
will thus trans form tho evil ~ciy .cc % the
country fr 'n u party ma hinr into hu-i-
mess establishment. No logger an u-W-
rant 10 1. ace. the Preside wil naturally
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27
Politioal
"A Liberal Republican State Committee
has been formed m Maine.

"A Liberal Republican State Committee
has been formed m Maine.
senator Ferry, ofConnrcticut has written
a letter Announcing that be- is a supporter
ofGrant and Wilson.
The MmNlAbd Democratic stat Con
vcution. 10 nOminHie an ricrtuhl ticket Is
to meet a, Baltimore sep cmhcr lth.
The Liberal Republicans of New York
have Il terluinud to holi State O"uNcu-
ton at SyIeu-c, bat The date is MT YET
fixed.
DR.. j. a. H,udrick- has h,4S nnmin tied
for Congress boy rue Democrat and Lltcla.
Republicans IN tie south B MI p.-lrlc' oi
niiana.
Thc"srAi,Lt out Democrats met in
| New York lursldS, and formed an on
1luiIltiou Tor tar -oNtrnmrt "l lheii
| proposed party.
John " l.eDame- ht- h.r1 nominated
| for delegate to Congress from Tire pistilr'
of Columbia hN the fmNis Wig Of th,
Republican part'.
Tue Missouri Lihrd Rcpnhh',n tun'
ycution is .o Doe h,ll set ir.rr "n 'iiy %.
August 2l.t the Saline tinc Ani place AZ
the Demot.ol onNrui1n.
The Ret ilicaus Ia OHIO halr nohlua
ted Tor Cuurr,s- 100 TIE Third W.DlJ, j
q Smith Sixln n-,rri, ncnrct Isaac
i. ShcrW wool; fiira.h W-ui D. g.. T.
Maish.
The Dcaprud,, state Comm i"e OF In
llama have nominated John H. Craven
Liberal Republican. ot Madison. lOf Lieu
tenant Governor, to OIL a Vacancy On tn
state ticket.
The Sew York Ennnq loH say lh
Labor Il tom Convent u, to he hes
there july aJth will probably nomi'It
General ihuma- Ewing, Democrat. q
Ohio, Tor President.
Isaac Clrmrnl- has brcn nommlt,d 20
Congr,,- hy ih'' Republicans % thu kiEh
tccuth (Cmri) p..lin' of llit", ] III
First dist'i.i Coco. ". Mctrrig F.lll
District, l.. e.. BWhrard. The Liberal
of the Eighth District have nominate
George o. baucJ, ANA tho Democrats q
the NineScnth District ). ;. Marshall
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

The Chldren's Free Excursion Fund
now amOuuts to S1l4s.gj.
The Prussan beet has sailed from Fort
less Monroe Ter Halifax, aud vii r,tnu
in september.
President Bcnito luarel, Of the McNican
Republic, died on the night of July 18Th,
of an attack Of apopcXy.
All l. quiet at WillAmspnrt, and no fur
thri outbreak is feared. 'lhc.mliury will
remain there short time 10 Insure order.
John Potts, Esq, for many years chief
clerk Of the War Department ri Washing
ton, very faithful aud capable official
died Wednesday OF lyrrntery.
a telegram from New York announces
that Bishop Bayley Of the Catholic liO
reese Of New jersey, will probably be- APP
pointed Archbishop Of the Province of
Baltimore.
Consul General George II. .Bmlei mas
been removed, aud Richard Beardslry. OF
Indiana, late Consul at Jerusalem. has
been appointed Cons III General 10 Epypl In
his placu.
The Amherst Grew, The winners Of the
| University boat rare at Springfield on
| Wednesday, arr to be given dinner by
| The graduates Of Amherst College nt BOs
ton to-day.
!. ". Foulkc, G. Burn and FL Sullivan,
OF California, have been appointed Com
! mi-riOnera 10 examine the southern Pacific
Railroad and Telegraph lines recently
constructed.
4 stage coach, IN Colorado. wa stopped
near Denver, ON Tuesday hy two road
agents, aud rohhed Of its treasure hos,
containing 5000. The Passengers were
not morsted.
The Agricultural department, in its
July report, cstiuntes the corn crop al an
increase OF three per cent over an average
yield, and the wheat crop ~ per cent.
below au average.
Congressman Sedgwick, Of New
York, il reported 10 have declared fol-
Gt,eley JUDGE David Davis, OF Illinois
VINO " rs The Labor Reform candidate fol
President is said To have declared fOi
Grant.
Tom luwery. the Sonh Carolina out
aw who Wac recently killed Is said Il
have been shot whilst on his way to q
political meeting heiug auhushcd by Tho
relatives and friends Of man whom hI
p had murdered.
Rcsr Admiral Liumau e.. > y, hai
hc,u placed on the retired list. after Ions
aud faithful service The vacancy pro
NOTES Commodore Penuock to the rank %
Reai Admiral and lnutain Wymn Il
, the rank Of Commodore.
) Tie Canadian Gov has recently
: beer cndeayOriua 10 negotiate a treaty
I ! with The Indians ia Manitoba. hut thei
/ / agcnt - OFT Iarrv has been entirely IN
D | suc,esefrl, an iepurts that unless military
! protcc,on is aiorlCd, there will be sclIoui
, dihisgliy ihcn.
TO make jam tart-Leave out th'
) sugar When you preserve your plums.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

Gnyrruur NeHry, upon the information
Of the ln bnr disturbances at WilinmspOit
being Communicated tn him, Yesterday is
sued his proclamation declaring that the
outbreak waa tao turmdahletuh e supVrr..
ed NY the Wll'Hmepuu ar llcoming roun.
ty authorillcs, and they having invoked
his aid, be- thrrrupon clllrd upon all mill
t,ry organizations in the State 10 hold
themselves In readiness tu support the 10
cil authorities at WiIiamspoit. Thcr'
Was no renewal nt DISTURBANCES at VII
Transport yesterday and the military were
arriving thr'r m considerable numbers,
a numpcr uf labor rci"fm leaders were ar.
rested, and warrants Nrre ont for a numhrt
of othri~, Who were charged with particle
lnlinr in he riot. An hrdrinkius saloons
have hc,n CLOSED, hv order Of the Mayor.
| lhrrNcitrmcnt al Willianspori is ahatiug.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

The large and highly respectable meeting
of gentlemen interested ia this game, last
Monday, showsthat the interest in il here
abouts is increasing rather than abating.
Manufacturers, merchants, shippers aud
professional gentlemen were present, and
they were all alive and Interested. They
were also unanimously in favor of inviting
ladies to the next meeting 10 participate in
it's deliberations Il is a pleasant game
and deserves TO live as much ms billiards.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

A disl atrh from London dated July 2itl
says: II is reported today tHat the Eos
rlgn Oilir, has di>patrh' from ~ Living
stone ct The dptr 1T November last. The
communication Of thrui to pnilitmrnt has
however been Postponed inil Monday
mex. when Mr.. stanley, Whu is the bearer
Of further commmica iiuIu the doe
tor, !, tNp, ctVd To reach l.u"duu. StnnlcN
arrived at MaTselles to-day, and took TIL
tran io' Paris, whence he will pto' ccd di
lnni Ia lnllnn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

Speaking of New York's mania for
monuments the New York Express puts in
FLEA for Burns. The Scott monument in
Central PARK cost $4,000, and the entire
amount was subscribed by Scottish resi-
dents Of New York and surrounding cities.
Certainly in view of this fact, little diff
cult, ought to be experienced in securing
an equal or like amount for the Scotia's
truest bard-Burns, the Poet of Humanity.
We think his admirers everywhere would
he disposed to lend helping hand toward
the project.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27
Delaware State Journal
WILMINGTON. DELI
Saturday, July 81, 1872.
Pretty wen satisfied.

The S,sser Journal was the first Demo-
cratic newspaper in this state 10 come out
squarely in favor OF the abandonment of
old issues and il not unnaturally feels
somewhat complacent rs it sees the pa
pars which denounced its utterauees as
treason to the Democratic party come
along in Its rear singing the praises of the
now dennrlnre
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27


The Gazette says It Is not prepared to an
swcr oui inquiry rs to whether the Demo
Gratis sill make a separate nomination for
Mdyorifa Liberal Republican Candidate Is
pat in the field II scems to hope thai
such Il candidate will be named. This
shows however that the Gdfef'e il not
sure of the adherence Of the nav allies Of
il panty when the issues became local
Would il not be well for lie party 10 MAKE
itself sure Of the support OF such nen II
all issues 10y making itself ss liberal Ii
the city and state as it las became in TIT
nation. Let the Democratic party Of
Delaware come out of its old shell and de
clare for inst representation, fair taxa
lion and improved puelic education anC
it will receive the support and assistance
OF many men who will not now touch il
| local candi latcs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

Jamr- &. llulrskin Treasurer Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, has
been elected President OF the Erie Rail
way, Grn \ ;. Div,n has been elected
neral Manager hc Directors Intend
bringing suit against nani.i prrw lut an
alleged Illegal issuc ni luu,Uuu skates OF
stock WHEN h. was treasurer of the cont
pdny. In lSGN brew drc'ar- that h'
at the company
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

The Bay Guy JoHr,ai Gays! That small,
red hcadct toy who ~ Kindly rohr M
front ui uur office. aud seated hlnsr uu
the r,il M. ana tipprd himself over mt1
the hascmcn', creating mumcutHrN
fi,ht among thu pisscis by has "yc ln
ch's' sincere thanks. Whur mon No
men, aud cAi,drcu wen. auNiuu-ly looking
to zee how badly hc WIS injured. lac cam,
mp stairs, leap Il over, aud nokiug down.
remarked " IN do il ariu iur five cents
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27
RepubIIcap NpminntIon Election.

Republican Nomination Election.
To-day the Republicans of this city
hold their nomination election for Mayor.
The candidates in the field for the posi-
ton are Edward j. Dougherty, Robert G.
Fraim, VIM. s. Hayes, and Francis Win.
cent. The combat promises to be lively
one, and while nearly every candidate is
confident Of success, dlslnterested parties
think the chances are about equally diyi-
ded.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

We are not of those who think the
sympathy and support of the large body OF
earnest aud able women who advocate the
Acknowledgement oftheir sex can injure any
cause or party in the opinion of intelligent
men. but We do think that the open ex-
preston OF enthusiasm for Grant and
Wilson, by such woman sufiraglsts as
Susan b. Anthony aud most Of the ad-
herents Of that wingof the woman suffrage
party, is about the worst thing that has
happened to the regular Republicans since
the nomination Of Greeley.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

The following paragraph appears In the
London Times "lu our account of the
sheriff. dinner IN Friday. IL was
stated ihr the three llindoo gentlemen
wished t made public that they confined
Themselves ~ thr dinner ~ fruit and rice
For lic' -h'aid have apprnnd ice, They
held il. w. ur Informed hv Mr.. Shrfiil
B'i'mi', oi mnrh iniputt ure that tins
correction should appear, a.ihry might
otherwise hr hcld to have lost CASTE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27
The Fat Contributors saturday
Night

Ths e Tue tile Of a new literary and
humorous paper just started at Cincinnati
by A. VI. Girls wold x co. The fret mum.
her bearing date of July Goth is now be-
fore ia and Is handsome folio Of thirty
two columns Astounding in that genial
humor for which Griswold the Fat Cen
trihutoi" is celebrated far and wide. Such
q paper cannot fail To- command the en-
tbusiastil support Of the fun loving west
cru people, and we doubt not it will find
| many readers here east.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27
Political Changes.

S. T. Streeter, a member of the New
York Liberal Republican State Committee,
is reported TO haze resigned aud declared
for Grant sud Wilson. The announcement
is also made that Alexander 7 stewart, of
New York, is II supporter of drerley.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

We have seen in one Of The papers IN
article upon The Powers of Np~ir,' in
which the writer drscrihcs how, when bee
would play his llutr at the parlnr window,
toad would conn out from under the
front step and appear to drink in the deli
cious melody with an air ut rtpturuu5
oscillation This must he the mau Who
lives across the street from ia. We have
noticed several times thai q toad came out
and sat ON the step when the man hogan
10 play the flute; hint We always thought il
was for the purpose # asccrlainng what
sort of idiot it wa, making such q horrible
racket in a peaceful neighhOrhOod. Sule
enough, DAY before yesterday, when the
playing b gan, ont came the toad, unable
10 stand Il any longer. lie had another
toad with him and they went and gut the
lid ol an old hlacku. hoN and uxol a
sttin, 10 il, and packed into il their little
store Of dead ili's and things, and three or
four small toad~, aud all their domt-iic
comforts, and hitchcd m to that string
aud began 10 move down the street in
search Of II ucW residence. Yes taimal 5
have an appreciation of music, ami know
Ing that fact We have oltcn wondered how
This toad stool it So loug close 10 that man
with tho flute. All the human b. lngs in
this neighh0rhond are packing up Tor rr-
mOYal, aud they will leave unlers some
bravo can be found 10 commit murder for
"A brhe.-Mig .ldeler.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27
NEWS By TEL EGRAPH.
sLIGuTfiRR ON THE ISLAND.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

After all whcn Napo.eon III was
drposcd he LOST less than ans of hi- sui,-
iects Tor lie only lost crown. ana tbeY a
sovereign.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

The lower part of the city is Hooded by
rain ths morning. Many houses in
Brooklyn fell from washing away the
foundations.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27
RItIE.

The Erie directors will Immediately
abrogate the Gould fraudulent contracts,
saving large sums.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

NEw NoHg, July 20. The official
statement says the actual loss by the Erie
1re does not exceed three hundred thod--
and dulai-.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-27

TO make jam tRrt-Leave out th'
sugar wheu you preserve your plums'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-07

also no doubt that the suspension Of the
Sunday morning. train also discouraged
residents of these river valleys between
Summit and Manchac who could not reach
their families except by going out on Satur-
day night. During this time places and
country houses adorned with all taste were
put up for sale and were sold at ruinous
rates, or were exchanged for places on the
sea shore within a short ride by the Mobile
and Texas road. But all these disabilities
have been cured. Besides the regular
accommodation, Sunday morning ira 4
departs and arrives the same day wi a
three to four hundred passengers, and VIII a
we also take into consideration the new
city of MoComb, now rising into view, with
the employment it gives to the residents
whereabouts, together with the drive-ahead
of all the trains that are feeding the whole
country through which they pass, there
hope yet for the Blu siness rOsperity OF New
Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-07

vited By the master of the house to have
their dance in his dining-room ION account
Of the wet, they learned who that master
was; never mind the explanation with
cousin Margaret. The ouly thing which /
regret not having space TO do justice to is
the conduct of Sam ae the wedding, and
the burning wrath and indignation Of the
honest fellow when he heard that his part
ner had been once known as poor James
Wymper.
"Poorl" he almost howled; ''why, there
amt machine running on this old hemis-
phere, or inthe United States, that he can {
improve and beat. Poor and he with the
heart of child and the brain of Newton /!
Poor, indeed Let me catch any one call
ing him poor, and I'll get mad; and when [
get mad, there's shoOtin' round. Yes, sill"