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New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

THE CANAL DEBT TO BE PAID IN COIN.
ALBANY, June 20.-The Canal Board has
postponed the reception and opening OF proposals for
the canal loan until the Path ns the Board resolving to
pay the enlargement debt and interest In coin, and iudg
ing that the bids already sent I'm made the sup
position that these payments were TO be made IN legal
tenders.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

The steamboat G.. 4. Olyphant, while conveying about
e00 persons 20 witness the regatta sprung leak when
ai0ut midway between the lightshp and Sandy Hook.
The boat therefore turned back 10 the Hook where
che b. reported have arrived sinking condition.
number the passengers who abandoned her. passed a
series of resolutions c0ndemning the owners OF the
tiesmcr for running an unseawOrtby vessel.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

The inquest i'm the case of Alanson Fisher who
died by poison In ssbHgb concluded yesterday afternoon Ihs
rendered verdict the effect that The poison not Administered
With k jos Green and Hober Osborr v bad i.eh A.
I,s.et % fusp.acpi were Ttletted today
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
THE HENLEY REGATTA.

.tHE CONTEST FOR THE DIAMOND sCULLS-THE
DECISIVE HEAT TO-DAY.
LONDON, June 20.-The regatta at Henley
e he Thames took place to-day In the contest for the
aiemoud sculls me brst beat by Golde, Pres
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
HoME" NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIyALs

rHERMomrTTR YESTERDAY At HuDSUT's, 2is BROADWAY
ssu-5GJ Hoon-Sg' .m.-95' hhinighL-7"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

nations lectures, Dialogue, and debate, and were
followed by promenade concert on the Institute
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

Elegant Rolls, Biscuits, Bread, &C., with Doc
Iyr's YEAsr POWDER. Depot, 50 New-st, n. \.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

PYLE's o. X. is the best household Soap il
market d will 50 prove itself trial Sold by grOcers everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
fAnro omcenenu.

SUMNER STYLES of Gents Cashmere and Soft
Hirsj hrg- variety Of Straw HATs. - r EtN NgSWELS
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

2 iis.,?s. as.s = . ............ fS
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

JERSEY CnY.-The President of the Iron
and Metal WorEers League appointed, yesterday,
I Henry NJ johnson, NJ. McCOnley, T. Morris,
IL KAY T. Brown, and J. Compton Com
mittee 10 visit various shops and induce the
man IN ion the movement 1t Is claimed that the eul-
poy6s of teees shop responsible for the inactivity
OF all the moders II they had Joined In the movement
all the rest would have followed. The iron and metal
workers have appointed Richard suly aud James Flem-
ing delegates 20 represent their League in the
meeting The eoopers held meeting. yester-
dov and de termined TO maintain their demands
The sugar refners meet every day, and they are
unanimous I'm their determination TO remain on sulhe
unfII their demands be complied with. Anton Nlsne-
wesky and August karnatZ were arrested Sestefuhg
for throwing stones at the reihers VINO & ere sui t
was held yesterday In the Emory-st Church Inc ue
votlonal exercises were conducted by the hey. MT.
Amerman of HacBeDsack Tie flesDyteIy colPIlhVS -
churches In Bergen Passaic and Hudson Counties Ihe
number OF communicates IN 70 chuIches n oSoi hpoi
OF sunday y-sehoo scholars bfoo'
UoRoKrE-In the Hudson County Courts, yesterday,
the triaI OF Frederick T. Ronald, the defaulting city
Clerk was postpOned until juno %, on account OF the
absence of Alfred Townsend, sneakthiet
entered the residence OF Mrs solonohson' nt NO ~
Washingtou-terrace yesterday, and being discovered
jumped from "A sccOudstOry window To the ground, and
made desperate attempt to escape by scaling ,snce n
the house. but was caught ny charles wright
| who held him until an officer arrived
NIwARK-The Jury In the ease OF Hnst Miller, whC
was shot and killed by Martin Friedman rendered. yes
terday a verdict OF accidental shooting. "A petition II
in circulation requesting the Street Committee 10 make
boulevard OF the street on the south bank OF ia,
Passac. Democratic primary meetings were held las
night 10 elect delegates TO the Trenton state Convention
| MoRRsTOwN-The Commencement exercises OF th,
Morris Female Institute were held on Wednesday even
ing, IN the southst Presbyterlan Church. An addres
| Newark, on The Morality OF Education."
FBEEIOLD-The commenc cene Mt exercises Of the Free
CID Institute, held Iast night INCLUDED Qrations deca
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
uuENsE WHEAT FARMs.-Everythinl

uurNsE WHEAT FARMS. Everything
seams TO be OH grand scale In California:
,Thp bio trees have for some time been classed
";th The wonders Of the world. Now they
ora according to tho San Francisco "I'nll"-
s' ,in " riyaled by the vast wheat farms. That
@ @i"nrnal declares that there arc three wheat
arms ARM in the San joaquin Valley. with areas
rssn.ctiyely of IL, 600 acres, ?3,000 and !, 600
acres On the largest of these farms the wheat
rron this year is reputeh to I've equal to an
average Of forty bushels to the acre, the yieltt
,,nniTg IN on some parts Of the farm to sixty
hushels. ihe product Of this farm, for thr
nresent year il !, ,44O.0 bushels. The holnd-
ary on one side Of this farm is about seventeen
miles long. At the season Of plowing, ten four
horse teams were attached to ten gang p!ows'
each gang having four plOws-or forty hoIS-
eS, with as many plows, were started ut the
same time, the teams following IN close sue
cession. Lunch or dinner was served at a
midway station, and supper at the terminus
Of the field, seventeen miles dsta mt from the
starting point The teams returned on the
following day The wheat in thi' Immense
field was cut with twenty Of the larges: rea
pers. and, we believe, has now al! been thrash
I'd ami put in sacks. It would require over
forty ships, of medium size, to transport tiie
wheat raised ON this farm to foreign market
Even the sacks required would make large
hole In the surplus money OF most farmer,
we have not the figures touching the prodnc.
of tho other two farms; but presume that thu
average Is not much below that OF the first
There are thousands of tons of wheat which
cannot he taken out of the valley this season
and must lemain over a. dead capital, or
what il nearly rs undesirable, will only com
inand advances at heavy rates OF interest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
PEN NHYLVANlA RAILROAD
~ &RAAKs . a2.zzii
oN AND ArrIR MONDAY, Skpr. IL.

oN AND ArTkR MONDAY, SkPr. IL, lhi..
EST PARLIAMENTARY.
trains ami, 6spO!; Thirty s!:t sna Marksi sis
psoii AocomDo odation daily, exesrt sunday 6 20
am Da.m and Hoo IN. ~! pm 40 ., IN.
Niagara Express daily. except S.r aa5. 80 a. N.
Lock hAssn and Elmira ESprs- daily. except
~ -, sunday. soo =: m.
Fast Line and Fri. E1p daily e;: sundayl2 2s. pm.
Harrisburg Acc. daily. e1cept SUNDAY. 80 pD.
Park eaburs Train daily. e1csp, Sunday. 3yr.m.
Cincinnati Express dsily, ly,.-............. go I'm.
Pacific E1Ires. daily. ........~.-.. li45 pm.
ssi Psoi Msa1 Sunday H Tr..u. ~ and ! - y p% pn
Erie Mail Saturday nisht rms only TO Wiliiamsport
For Emisrant kHrress Tram. leaving lr.5D ?. IN;
New York Division ''N''
1890. a90. $50 .ad 6.4o ,, M and l:,O ustt.
Exeress Train for Long Branch IS q. IN.
1.n, 1ts9 ;dq b1,s. tSi Si" a9,1 .sa
Way Train for Trenton ll.sOpm.
Way Train for Holmesburg and Bustleton. SEQ N.
as N IN, osnuests =. rrsa.oo tor Lambert.
''''' and vi kSSSsiSSfos S:si!saiff DEPOT.
Aolns.burs 4 Bustleton. 90 = m '2.8o rs 2 m
k.sr... s .ius sl sH tor r9snton 81. md 40 G md nd
WAY Trains tor ireGi"T, itV' N. "A, 10 AMI
Way Train for Bristol .......... ....... leo = IN
FOR LNlpERr DIVISION.
Express for Trenton. Lamb-rtvillc. ESston. StraT
ten, &c, IVAN
Way Train to Lnmbersil,e Penrinstan n. l.. .taan.
Express for Trenton. Lamocrsvilie, nstou :eran-
| ton. &c. 100 N.
MARKET STREET FERRY
AmbOY Dlv aS10n.
! AcroMmoia. for lew York via Amboy. go N.
Way Trains Inr Trenton, 500 and loto q In, u 90
noon and 400, s 10 and 10 p VI.
| AecomnodatioA tor New York ,ia Perth Amboy.
I 200
Accomm' for New York VIA jersey lity, ) "a r n,
WsJ Train Tor Burlington .=,.. ..,... .. t$t r.
| WSJ Trims Er RoIdeItowu. .r and II. a ~
kxp. TraiEt for hisht3town, 70 Il u ami g. |,
! kxIIess Trains Tor P Pelnperton. Iong branch and
Nd Southern and ruckerton Railroads. 60 i.
Way IT Trains @ for Mt. Holly co. ssn aud !, % IN.
Way Trains for Penberton. 1000 AL 2. Il. IN ahi
| 90 III.
sleeping Car Tickets for the VI est can be al on
application ut the Ticket Office. pl Chestnut street
ana st the Depot, Thirty. second an Market sts.
| Agents of the Union Transfer Company viii cal
! Tor and deliver Baggage Mt the Depots. Orders wi
receive prompt At tentnn and road TiNie Card
| ean also be obtained at the following
TICKET OFFICES: No. SIS Chestnut street.
No. III Market street,
aud at the Depot. and cry named shove
| A J. cASSArT. Grn,,2 Muaayer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
Mormon Immigrants.
,.,+ad States mail steAu

rs. 1rn,ted States mail steamship Minneso.
'ue uet.;~ Nofean. of Williams q Gulon
sp.s,~ Ips1,ved at t6is port Monday from Liver
M,th ef,o passengers, Of whom GOV are
1sr.rts 70 the Mormon faith ana on tne!r
con, nv r. The city Of the Latter Day SAINTS;
Wy wtyo,,t three hundred Of these dlscip,cs VI
atriShsm Young ore fine-!o0klng' aMH tmo ara .e
nsnder are natives OF EnSlana, ,sn.,, tho
sconinc sco!.Iinc classes. Wolverhampton and birn-
'Soham Mone furnishing large proportion.
!nSnaaa ma asem TO be entire families, and among
lnes @ re a man aged 81 years and woman
the'a I o. % The decks Of the steamer os she
a9su a9sa "a anchor last evening on tue Ba!ter>
caao ,lars ,iyeiy with tho many children OF th.'
Me.aaT;crants. MeaT; chasing each other, IN NOISY
nnu.s mss about the ship. The older ones were
s,.r collecting their baggage ana open,ng u
s%' .or the inspection of the customs oMleeis. rs
This RI company has been collected during tae
aast aMap six months by the exertions OF the Mor
pas. ',M ',,Mnisaionarice. the converts being sent
mom mon their native places to Liverpool where
tlu,v .,av were received and cared for ny Elders
neN wilkins, DR.. Parke and Darlington
"na mr.. brigham Darlington. The two
Sasmar n,,u have accompanied them to this shore
iV.'' Hr parke reports tn at during his extensive
tnu, nver the continent 1t was a portion OF h''
%u .;",v IN understand the various systems Ol
n"SIic education with the view Of reOrganiLlnG
i%e R"vd educational institution Of Utah. re mas
aained much valuable knowledge, when VIII
he embodied IN his report to ms nome govern
ment. The resident agent 0f Mormohdom I
Ssw York, Mr.. Stearns, will snperlntend tha
ondinc Of the six hundred O-day, and star
r'e ,hsm for the great West. The arrival at this
mort Of immigrants for the Utah community
Iii average about three thousand per year
LuruoI of Commerce,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
REDUCTION tn PASSAGE RATES

ANtilOA sINE STEAMERS
lE1S '''' '' "'S'''' Sss' AND '''0A'
passebsefs ooh ell I" .nt from any Railway Sta
ti"u ur Sess"rt IN 01eat Britain. ireland. Nor
~sy. sweden. Denmark. taermAny, Frsnee. Hol-
land, BeiSiun. aid Ans United states,
S.t,. 'are,.oM NEW foRk & LONDON. IIv
day stsamers SEQ Dy Saturdays steam mers Get
.Ed SO.
EXgURSIoN- TICKETS, olH0.
INTERMEDIATE, cas-, SrEtRAGE. oae. 1
1syabls in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try cat rurctse tickets at lowest r..tes For fup.
Ihsr ter,isuls,: spniy TO the Agents, HENDEk-
SON cRQIHhkS, I Bowling 0rsen N 7 ia or
aAAUEl ). , HETTe,
sL2-lywsW- Wiininrton
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

scotrs poem, 1.-THE Lady Of the Lake." ia be-
ing dramatized by MI. Halliday, and is to be
produced on q scale Of unusual grandeur al
Drary Lane theatre, London. in the coming
season. A hundred years ago. 1852 73, the Older
house opened whh "Cymbeline" and "The
Lyar:" Garrick and Barry led the company. II
was the season in which the former produced biz
seraion Of 'Hsmlect,' from which he elected the
grave diggers. The same year Ia famous for the
original production Of "She Stop Ia Conquer
by Oliver Goldsmith.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

The Mixed Train will run subject to delays Incl.
dent TO freight business, ani will stop only At st.
tions where time Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel.
ct I ~ A. NJ. Leave PHILADELPHIA al IL On M sai
Wilmington at l.lO p. NJ. :. for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additionaito these aboye. leave smyrna for Clay
smyrna 10 u. M, Gai 10 T.. W., to mako oonuec
ton with frainato and from DUs eI, and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TON NSEsD. witiI the kent County and Queen
Amos & h ent Rlii5AaJ-
Al cL ,fTn\ with the MARYLAND sal ceiawa9e
RAILROAD.
AT nARi NnTUN. with .hs jun.,ion and Break
water Ra.roli.
AT sEAfORp with The n1frnt,to. al u...s.,s
Railroad.
At DELMah. with the Eastern store Ksil,os,
ANA W:'3ini' and fn'nnoke Baiirosd.
u +. KENHEY. Sult
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
KzitrGzd Eines.
fAiladeipnia, wilmington eau0 6s'u.
.---. Mogo Railroad,
TIME TABLE.

&4 nh II
TIME TABLE.
O.ts s.ss. J.S.a y. .aa % VIM rv
VII NAIL Train I, $40 ana.ys @ as1sS fox
:%s: ;:s'ss PIN .. sHess;:
Lon .ss. .a IS. B.Afn nss0si .na s. AND
HIsas "Aser ks,iIo.d At seafd wuh bors hester aud
Delaware ialfosi - DanaI with ks-t.In ssors
hA.it""i' al Salisbury w'sn " 'conso s"t f1camoss
Express lkAiS =. I2g' M. tsuna.ys .ss.p.ev., .o
s.%'1s !,. ana ma w.:h"s,ss :.opr'pc =. wta.
ssrsa. .f SRsis KIP az. :,,H e ,0i = NJ e..
.s
sr@a
i",.s a1."n .'Ep,.s = Ghs...s ..,%.s NJ
ussss .'1s%s ass. ssa All asrsii, .si 7'''''
F"It,e'" Monroe And k"f'.. ,ns
wIIn1.sToS TRAM
ssis ss.a s :s %%"ssss @ 500
S sAsk r. s!a ;rs .s
,.s tss,ssn % Chester On sanan,
The a.; T. y .f.a tom % Wilmington IL viii e.ones. =.
Arsenal Junction oy stree. csrs ~mh the 2oA. NJ
hl n: 1lls ';s wtii K X rxA1s
s.s md ss aud %
Leave thi.ds.ph,> Tor Port rep!-t sunasya eAc.p
es.Aa fss4 ;s :Ss ;ss . .1a...y: % rH.a:H .s us IL,
days - IW i w. fhiAdsirbiA Tor Chu>.er Heights
| ~ ?.O g. M. Philadelphia Tor Cx,uii at 100 u. u,
Wednesday, aLA Saturdays 20 p. III, The I.tOA IA.
train etops as all Stations tesween Phsd+iphis AUD
| LAnokiu.
Leave Port Deposit r Phiadslp Fun sy. excepted
BIS O. IN AndA rs =. N OK tod Tor fhilsiei ph,s At
6lO a. M Chsii's Ford Tor Phil.i~iUhiA ~ y III
sunday. leave fhiladeipha Tor oxtod s-S y, Ii, ,
leave Oxford for PnilAdeipha $50 D.. III.
Trains leaving Wi,tnip ~ t.s5 Iu d. viii
| connect ~ Lsmok,n Junction with the 7.UU aud
| nAi Railroad.
THRoU9E TRAINS xHoA BALTIMORE.
iEAVE WILMINGTON lO-S, l2aJ NJ, sa2, To- ~, r. D.
| CHESrEE FOR PHiLADELPHIA.
LkAIkCHEsTEk - Ia. 81, 5.x3, s.4s u .Ue A.
llhs. .N. al 81. GIL. 7.36 and iU.sS NJ.
from Baltimore TO Phladsiphia Lssv. Baltimore !
An WAY Msii 9S A.h.. EIpres 1? ~ T.. b ~
| yr~sA 7.25P Nj. Exptess tl.6J T.. Expirss.
FrOn Baltimore rort DspopiiAud MEL ned
atsWP.N
Accominodasioa H.utrom forl Deposit VIII iesstr-u,
Vile StS II 4 81. TOT BAit,moftsnd ,ntsrmsdtst" ~
!
| TRAINs FUk 6ALTIAoEE.
| Leave Chester ~ t9.US and ell A. H., sad tx5
LaAss wilmington ~ ~ So. - and 100 4. H. las
| OIL =.
| SUNDAY TIA IN F&OA BALTIMORE
Lss'es bAtlmore ~ 23 o. sIOppug al MaguonA Zen
1i~ns Abegdeeu Havrs -,i~ q F-Ity
! toWn. N"rth E~st Eition. Nsw~ik, stsbtpo. NV
y EkHNL' sup-tiut- 0dsn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

=, nappeaSs nov that the live preservers on the
Mslia, the straps Of which broke when the pas
seagera endsavored to use them. were the kind
which the Board Of Supervising Inspectors ex.
Pfes'y requires every steamb oat to carry. This
De'ng the Gaze, the sooner the Board OF Super
s's'ns Inspectors make a change in the regula.
.lona tho better. A change might mot serve the
interests ola lifs-saving appars.as mono oly bal
1t might tend to save lie.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
LINING TON END READING 4 R
..dss
AsslllMag alzaaz 9

Trans anu are mixed or uarket trains.
SUNDAY IRA \.
Leave WILMINGTON ~ suO. ChsJds Ford g. 3, AMI
arrive Mt tostesville at loco u. u.
CONNECTIONS:
Al Chadi's Ford. Trains Nos. !. ?. 81 and &
connect for thiiadeirh'a. end :: .nd With ra,ns
tom rhi itdelrhia: Nos. und connect with trains
tom Baltimore; and Nos. l and Il with trains tor
Baininorc. No. . With tram Tor Port Deposit.
Al Coatesviile. trains Nos. 1 and connect for
Phtlade phiG and iaius Nos l. = and 3 with train
trow PhiiadelrhlA; ut Birdsbor-' trains Noe.
anu connect tor fhiadelphia. and trans i. ) ~
:. t,i Reading and North. last aud " es,.
Excursion tick cts will be sod Tor all stations 10
Sunday train going northward: this train wi stop
Z. STOL2.
nsral Superintendent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
Fora homesIeau IN the West.
G4QQ g. EaHE
PeNNSyl IANlA CENTRAL r. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGKANT LINE,
OR PIT T 8 B u r q
And al! places in the Wsa, Southmest a.
Northssest.
urus suoRrssr AND BEST ROUTE. oz

Uras SHORTEST AND BEsr aourR. "a
Thisiias Uords m eq usll cd nducement. l. DER
desiring cheap and pelitiors passage to th
West, aud dssorve particularly the attention Of vi
such desire to avail themselve Of the lomestea
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsylvania Central RsiiroSd. with its cal
Meeting lines. is by l3. miles the shortest route
Chicago aud other prominen tplacss in the W est
il AsS the quick est cheapest aud best route 10 Al
prominent piaces IN the Southw est And Northwest
Passens srs for Arded in able and air
Passenger Csis. furnished With cushioned seats wi
backs. water tank stoves. in Wtn.er anf
With such ether sIieRss. redui-ite ir 10
sopiivrt si families
Through tiekstsA sold all "ioinin ent riae.-i
the " est. SoUth~ss aud Notthwest.sl Al about h..
the usual hrst GLASS fare.
Children uuist i've years old Us tree and chi Cd
retw cen the ages oi nv aud twely. yeAre tsy n.i
price.
Baggage check Ell aud forwarded by the .ms' -4iu
with The psassnsers. Esktypou1is al Lsss ass .ar
-!st free 90 every frll passenger.
The train tsAves daily except SuadAGs. nhitiekst
Au,t DO procured And Gaxssge delivered atths ehes
| NJ ll6 Market street. by o'clock. r NJ
Dy addressing the uadere sned he viii turx ard
sturn VI matt. free of fshaTSs, asireular
homessssa Lay" ~sa siS sSsh "a ether :, T insormAnea M
ofths Pennslivania Railroad t9mpeny,
M. ll6 Market Street. fhilsdslpkia
eAilsdslpbis: Jvns u. lazy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
CLENrWoRtH'S
HOACIl AND Il AT
EXTER " ] NATION
one application will clear

One application will clear
any house.
% cents u box Cut this
ont, Have other.
,;LENTWORTH'o ELECTRIC INSECr row
DER.
Why be eaten up W th Bed Bugs SM all kon,hs.
E,ea. Ants and Mpthi. when ne bottle Ut uienI
sorih's Powder will rlsA" the house Price 5
FnI sale nv RRINGHUkST b co. 'iAih and
Market streets. and j. TAYLOR. Rrindyvine
Banks. aueD ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
DELLA w Ann; hAlLhOaC LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

On ana after MoNDAY. July Nth
"is'2. touldays excepted Trains w,i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
NvEw Root AMI sHOE HTORE
lMlS LOMBARD STREET.

The sabscribsrs have Oh hand eoad aus. -
MY Of we'll made Boots. shoes and t}aitsrs.
uki,h lseJ viii sait At very feasonsbi titses-
Cust.iu v ork made to or Ter in the best man 49,
naT and at short notice. Ranairas neatly s,d
r, mptiy attended tc. The public are iIvassA ),
i've Ia. ia "a call. z.u. IN
emsye-tti. Mkkkplfh En-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19


CATTLE DISEASE IN ENdLAND.-Pnblic
attention is at present attracted to the disorder
agecting cattle, Termed "ioot and mouth disease.
The London Times OF the 7th. says;
In Worceiershire the disease continues to in
crease. The returns for the past week made by
The county chief constable show that the number
of animals affected duIing the week amounted
to ,44s, as against 1850 for the previous week.
One Of the districts from which the disease had
disappeared ia again infected. The returns show
the following figures Animals affected in the
Morcetershire district, l73; Upton.on. Severn,
40 Malvern, 65; Pershore, l2l; Rlockley. .29l;
Hundred House, 26; S.ourport, :; Tenbnry,
lgs; K,ddermiastsr. 2; Droitwlch. IS; Stonr-
bridge; IL; Halesoven, II; Bromsgrove. w;
Rsddich, %, aud North6eld, l76 The number
"f farms on which the disease exists is 100.
against lG2 in the previous week. Nine beasts
have died since the date Of the last return. and
the number Of fresh outbreaks il b24, against
"2i recoveries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
HORRIBLE MURDER.

A JEALOUS HvsHAND SHOOTS A lolSG Man
AND BEATS HIS WIFE ALMOST 70 DEATH
CoLrMBus Sept. 1.-The particulars of the
terrible nurdez committed just west ul this city
this morning are u. follows
Robert Dunlap employed on The .aIm oi W.,
s. Hawkes., A man Of dissolute habits and oi
brutal passions when drunk, has tor some time
past suspected hi, wife Of inlidelity. and has
threatened 10 Kill james Carpenter, 4 young
man Of excellent habi:s, and who is acting all
periniendenl Of Mr. Hawkes. farm. Tbs morn
lug punlap's wife saw Dunlap come out OF the
house with double barrel shot gun in his hand
and she, fearing mischief, heyyed h'n, E"t To
hurt her
Dunlap then went to the corn crib whore
Carpenter was at work. and y moment siter She
heard the report oil gun and the scream oi d
man. Danlap then returned where his wife was
standing and fired the other barrel Of his shot
gun at her, just grazing her back and setting her
clothes on fire. He then beat her over the
head with the gun, breaking the gun stock &c
splintera, and made his escape. tn entering
the cora crib soon after Carpenter was found
lead, hs face buried in hi. hat, which WAS tall
Of blood.
The wound in his left hrsast, where the ION
tents Of the gun entered, was ghastly looking II
the extreme, and about three inches long. iwt
shot: passed through his heart and must have
killed him instantly. Carpenter family con
nectiuns are prominent citizens here, ana DE
ahi.s have been su. h a. 10 make II very I'M
probable that Dunlap's supposition az I" M
intimacy with his wife were correct. Mrs
Dunlap, although very seriously injured, vii
recover.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
DHILAp ELpulA. WILMINGTON - BAL.
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NPFVIHL NUTICE.
TN and alter WEDNESDAY, October 18th ISL
a PASSENGER ear will be attached te the Irsisht
TRAIN iesvins Philsislnh,a at s.mt y. bl tor VII
atustuu.
The train will stop ut stations M foiioss, vhsn
sisnaiei 6ray's Ferry. II l.. III. Lazaretto :. .
rm'; Chester, e4l y NJ Lslu'k,r. s4a y. IN: Thur
y IL fiisrshe. 10 lsr IA; ar!is. M.iMinston. IL. 20
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-23
Metropolitan Grant aud Wilson Club.

At a meeting of the Metropolitan Grant
and Wilson club of Richmond, held at the
First African church, on motion of Landon
Boyd, the report of the committee on per-
manent organization was received and
adopted, previous to which, however, the
proceedings OF the last meeting were read,
corrected and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Burgess, that the club
select their officers from the body, which
was carried, the following named gentleman
was elected chairman, Rev. William Troy.
Upon his induction into office, Mr.. Troy
made q few able and eloquent remarks.
On motion of Mr.. j. Anderson Taylor, a
committee of seven were appointed by the
chair, to recommend persons to fill the
Offices of this club that are not already filled.
The following gentlemen were appointed
the committee : J.. NJ. Humphreys, +. w.
Jackson, James johnson, j. Anderson
Taylor, Moses Taylor, William III. Lester
and William T. Taylor.
On motion of j. Anderson Taylor, the
club adjourned until Monday night next, at
8 o'clock.
WIN. TROY, President.
q. II. Smith, I., Secretary.