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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

The Lewiston Journal says that three
young men at North Leeds recently, wound.
ed themselves badly, while choppng in the
woods. They were Clark Lane, w. r. Foss,
Lewis Boothby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19
News From California.

San Francisco, Is. The California Assem-
bly, has passed the bill striking out the words
"white and male" from the attorney act.
The Mexican Federal General Corona is
preparing to attack Mizattin by land and sea,
and will no doubt defeat the rebels All Of
Oaxaca and Queretaro are in possession of
the federal authorities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

The following are the officers Of the Bank. in
Gardiner, elected last Tuesday for the ensuing
year:
GARDINER NATIONAL.
President. Jos. Bradstreet
Cashier: Geo. +. Adams.
Directors. Jos. Bradstreet, Robt. Williamson.
VIM. w. Bradstreet, Z. q. Bradstreet, s. G, Moore.
CoBBossEE NATIONAL.
President, Stephen Young.
Cashier, Jos. Adams.
- Directors Stephen Young, Jas Stone Freeman
Trott, F. q. Richards, Chas. Danforth.
OAKLAND NATIONAL.
President, j. Gray.
Cashier: s. Bowman
Directors j. Gray, Chas. Swift, Myrck Hop.
kins, Jos. Perry, p. NJ. Barstow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19
Intelligence from Havana.

Havana, IS. A battalion of riflemen have
arrived from Spain.
The steamship Columbia from New York,
has arrived.
Large contracts for molasses continue at
MatauZas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

Not among the least of the invaluable prop
critics Of Miss Sawyer's Salve are its beneficial
effects on the hair. Rubbed on the scalp in
five or six different parts, it promotes the
growth Of the hair, prevents its turning gray,
and, on bald spots, it produces a new growth
of hair. No lady should be without this in
valuable article as an indispensable cosmetic
for the toilet. 1t eradicates dandruff and dis
ease from the head, and blotches and pimples
from the face. If
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

AT the annual meeting of the Directors of the
American National Bank of Hallowel, p. +. San
born was chosen President and A. d. Knight,
Cashier,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

X. II. Gardiner. Esq, of Gardiner, is making n
short sojourn in Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

Six car loads Of oil cloths, wool and hides were
shipped from Hallowell on Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

Cincinnati Produce MARKET
CINCINNATI, January, is.
MESS PORK-R0
LARD 8k.
BULK MEATS-sides 81.
BACON.shouler, 6js clear rib 8; sides7<;
WHISKEY-ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

Col. Lambard sent away another lot of freigh,
cars the other day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19
#arrten.

In kendalfs Mills I'd inst, Horace Getchell of
Augusta, to Miss Helen NJ. Furber of Benton
In North Vassalboro', 18th inst Henry A. Ever
to Miss Emma j. Wyman, both OF Vassalboro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

The spring term of Bates College opened Thurs
day, Jan. IL. Quite large number of the students
are out teaching and will not return until the
middle ofthe term. Most Of the students in the
Theological Department have returned and sew.
era report revivas in the churches where they have
been laborng during the vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19
DieD.

In Bowdoin, nth inst, Eleanor b., widow of the
late James W. sanford OF this city aged 81 years
and months.
In Clinton, Goth ult Ansel F Nyc, aged 81 years.
IL Boston, 3D. INST. Geo. Il. Robinson formerly
of Nassaboro' aged 40 years, months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19
HALLOWELL a,,.a
Institution.
II. K. BAKER, Treasurer.
once over Northern National Bank
Hallowell.

Deposits draw interest from the nrst Of every
month.
Dividends At the rate of per cent.
Nov "a, 1871. nov27-1law6w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

Many suffer rather than take nauseous med
icines; and this is not to be wondered at, as
the remedy is often worse than the disease.
Sufferers from coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, or tendency to Consumption, will find
in DIR. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry
remedy as agreeable to the palate as effectual
in removing disease. +&w3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

= UOUD NEDICINE.-In ne SAFE OF Mt. Fe1-
lows Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites
has been quadrupled within year or so. 1t
is really good medicine, we'll adapted to
build up the system and impart vigor of body
and mind. 1t is recommended by our best
physicians, and we are glad for the sake of
the public as well as of the manufacturer
who is one Of our best Chemists, that Mr.
Fellows Compound Syrup of Hyphphosphites
are in such demand in all parts of the Domin-
ion. Owing to fiscal distractions, they can
not be sold in the United States, whose patent
medicine afflicted citizens are thus deprived
of the advantage Of using really good invig-
Grating medicine. St. John, n B.,
Dec. Z, 1868.
A factory has since been established in the
United States. Editor. janl6-+&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

CHICAGO, January, IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-19

Teacn out 10 tuc pOTtiou VI ComuuHlty
DR.. Stevens considered it one of the high
est honors of his life when he was made SUI
perintendent of a Cold Water Temple.
Mrs. Crossman of Bangor, said the Temple
in that place was prospecting finely; she felt
the importance of punctuality on the part of
the Superintendent.
Rev. o. M. Cousens of Hallowell who has
charge of the work in the State, said that the
establishment of these Temples required time
and money. 1t was proper work for the pull
pit and tile press. We may pass resolutions,
but hard work and money is required to make
the Temples successful. You may talk about
law, but give us good solid public senti-
ment, and we can get along without law.
MIR. Boyd of Rockland, uttered his approx
al of the work of the Temple. Drunkenness
became such from the habit formed in child
hood. Therefore the propriety of putting
forth effort in early life. The children are
interested in the work throughout the State.
Mr.. Hamilton of Biddeford, said that a
mistake prevailed that this was branch of
the Good Templars. This is not SO, and he
would suggest the raising of money to help
establish these orders in different parts Of the
State.
Gov Perham thought the suggestion an
important one, and that it was the best posi-
bic thing to be done. He felt that these or
CARNATIONS promised more, rs helps to the
cause, than any other agency that can be en-
ployed. These children will not be likely.;o
fall under and yield to the temptation that
many do whose characters are not well
formed in youth.
He dwelt upon the influence Of a commu-
nifty swayed by correct temperance principles
formed In youth. These organizations are
doing good work, not only among the chill
dren, but reaching out to father, mother,
and older brother and sister. There is no
influence that can be brought to bear upon
the hearts of parents so powerful as tina,
coming from the little children.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-21

SrEAKIxG Of the climate OF the Ar
rentine Republic. Prof. Gould says =
:. A bowl 81 water left uncovered ia the
morning i, dry at night lax vams,Lnles
from the ink-stand as Il bF mage. rs
bodies of dead animals dry up lnsteau
of decomposing, and neither exercise
nor exposure TO the suns IS pro
ducas preparation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-21

4 CLToRNtA man tied one end of a
laliat around has waist and lassoed
cow with the other He thought he
had the COW, but at the end Of the first
half mile he begun to suspect the COW
had him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-21

PHILAUELPHA, Pa, Nov. ll.-.llnl55
following is a statement OF the act1al
losses Of Philadelphia companies oy
the Boston FIRE:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-21
THrEyING.

At an early hour Sunday morning
pluudariug by thieves became general,
and firms who had removed their stocks
to places of supposed security out Of
doors were victims of these predatory
rascals. Arrests by the police became
So numerous that it was found impossi-
bic to accommodate aIlithe prisoners,
and they were therefore discharged
from custody after making restitution Of
the stolen property.
ON Washington street the buildings
of the American Watch Company, on
the northeasterlv corner Of Washing
ton and Summer streets, was com
pletelv Quilted, but the walls remained
North Of this, on Washington street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14

MR. Il. s. ELLIOTT, Industrial Agent Of tte
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company, makes the
startling assertion that in lsss than twenty Fl
years the accessible Sosssts iu the region OF the
great lakes on tie upper waters cf the Mississippi
and in the British possessions adjacent, will be
exhausted. This seems uke an extra VACANT state
maat; but Mr. Elliott IN man who has given
great attention to the subject OF the lumber sup
ply. and has enjoyed unusual facilities for arriving
at correct conclusions There is no doubt that
unless active measures are taken to check the un-
necessary destruction OF these frees which going
on all over the country, and TO repair the enor-
nous waste OF timber which is in progress hy the
adoption OF sensible syst. .m OF forest culture,
very serious Inconvenience will result before
many Year,. A convention OF the National AKri-
cultural Association. recently held Mt st. Louis,
earnestly requ~sted farmers To plant forest trees
on their hiliy IT other waste lands. and to place
shelter belts or clumpS of RAPIDLY growing and
nssful timber at suitable places their farms.
These suggestions are sensible. practical. and
lily carried out. They should have the widest
publicity. those who plant trees now are making
. capital investment for their children
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
stli, on the War.Path.

FOFney u out ~ ANOlistF Wter assault upon
the personal rule of Simon Cameron in Penn
sylvania. He tells the truth about the manner
In which all the details Of the kepubIican Stat.
Convention we're prepared by a small clique in
one of the upper room. Of Harrisburg hote
no shows up the manner in which the DEGREES
Of this secret caucua were carried out in pack.
e.l and purchased Convention; he lays hare the
rloss and plane BY which Cameron expects 10
obtain control Of the next legislature, and to re
elect hiu,self--or to send one of his mini ns Il,
the United Saa,ss Senate. Forney refuses 70 b.
bound by the action Of a ring which makes the
Republican party in Pennsylvania sub~ervien,
to the will OF one man, and eives fair warning
that yolilical disaster must inevitably follow
slch q suicidal course Of action.-LANC AsrtH
INTELLIGENCER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14

A great scandal in Worcester, Mass, is ex
posed IN 1hs Spy Of that city. win 1t 10 be-
!.rved !.r, t6ata cemrtery there, known a. the
pine Meadow, has 6s~n surrendered 10
children for playground, to goats for psss
urr, 70 hogs for p~n. and to chickens for q
yard. That tla d00ss Of the tOspb~ ewing -
and fro with the wind. so that fowls enter at
will and 70 to ro0st upon tha sxiilapiiated
cotfins' That in one tomb the remains of
thirteen children may be seen heaped hggle-
dy pigRledy on the flooro That in another
tomb are eight or nine collins, every one of
which has been broken into with stones, and
All OF which are exposed to the gaze Of pass
~ tss oy. ahat yonng men sndsbcys haveasea
that many Of them have been mutilated mast
ai ~ l; ;,dentification: q That the people OF the
vicinity have taken the yard for base ball
eroundo We never before heard OF such y
piece of vandalism in q civilized, or, for that
mater, in an unciyilized Land, before--and
yet this was In Worcester, b city honorable
famous for antiquarian research!-N. Y. Trf.
6une.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
"rho Mouse Of Blood"

A story comes from France about Bazaine
that has painful interest. II wi. be -ecalled
that Bazaine married the niece OF Pearassa,
elected President Of Mexico In 1928. Miss De
10 Pena. Tho Emperor Maximilian wished
70 make the bride : present; SO he placed In
in Mexico, which was formerly used for the
French Embassy.
MaximiIian told Bazaine. that II he left
Mexico and wanted to get rid Of the house,
h8 should BE- allowed 100000 frances, or &laO-
ono, fos It. The Marshall left the country,
but II Is said refuard to take this money, al
though 1t was rendered him. Subsequently
Lopez, who betrayed Msximllian to Pepe
Renion for .buar~z, received this house as the
price Of his treachery. No wonder that the
Nexicans now call this building the house
of blood" .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
bAILY GAZETTE.

|n,.yr. FAILURE TO DECEIVE THE PSoPLE.-
|rh. psople Of this country have become too in
|lEe.nt to be deceived By any man It u an i'm
[.shility." S,nator Logan nevsr uttstsd truer
|o,l. th.n these. Nor did he ever apply the
Iu,h more apty than when. in his feeble reply 10
mar, late sr1uignasnt al the eourse Of the
,..;deut, he used the expression we quote. We
IVA that the President has tried to deceive The
I,o,e that he has attempted this irnpossibilty.
hs moment he entered the White House he
,.v of the cloak Of the servant Of the peope
IA assumed the robes Of a dictator. When lie
kcame president he promoted Sherman to the
|brt,on of Gene raj Of the army. This was just
\. when he made Sheridan Lsutsaaat-0 General
vas unjust to other soldiers. We admit that
|hsridan was II gallant officer, but we deny that
|, services entitled him to the preference thus
hovn by Grant for personal friend. But whore
~. Meade. who won Gettysburg. the greatest
neIe battle Of the war; the battle which all
knowledge "broke the backbone OF the rebel
IN ;- Moreover, Meade had honorably and ably
bnmauded the grand army OF the Potomac with
eorps Of brave soldiers, while Sheridan never
,nded an army. Aud where was Hancock. with
magnificent gsnerAlship, with the glory ox that
eudid charge in the Wilderness which swept a
.ole Rebel corps men. cannon and baggage out
existence. As Ssna or Logan calls upon the
! hers throughout the land to disbslisve the
ave charges which S S,nator Sumns. with abuntl.
BIT evidence brings against the President, We cal
pon them to think over the conduct Of the Prss,.
knt toward Meade, the hero Of Gettysburg, and
hancock, Us brilliant leader as ever .bestrode q
lddls, and mark whether the sane spirit is no,
videut in ali acts which Sumner recounts in hi,
psech against the President. = Phiiadxlp1.a Pos
Rep,bican) t.l)I5)
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14

Tn. President sSs ssasa Rf n Ssei sB
senaeme9 as the comnittss to visit the schools for
No. !. D. Nie!ds. DR.. J. P. WAef. t
No =, L. Zebley James Comm
No Dr. ". i. Quinby, VIM. II. 1rifRn.
Not J. G Morrow, Lewis Lynch.
No. 3. II. B McIntire, Geo 4. Roberts.
No.G. n. M Child. Thos johnson.
No. :, ". Atkinson j Il. Frock'
Nos. c. Febiger. jenkins.
No 9 c; Stewart z Ferris. ". II. Pierce
No. IL ii. VIM saG' .l'iiis:s iise wm 4: hHssssa s%,rv
10. No. Is. < sssa spsst Jsn ann K 4 MfE5s; F,o;m
No. Il. DR.. d. ". Maull, T NJ Cuibert,
Attention is called to the following extract fro m
the BY Laws:
LAW Examination.
Skc L. public examination shall be held each
year commencing on the last Monday Of June and
the succeeding days Of the same week. 10 Wit OF
schools &c IN school houses No. and H. on that day;
Of schools in school houses No Q. z and IL on Tuea-
day Of schools in school houses No. 8. and 9. on
Wednssday; Of schools in school houses No. and
is on Thursday: OF schools in school houses No s.
~ ard IL on Friday Of the same week. The exam.
ination shall be under the direction Of . special
committee OF the Board and the visiting conmitt.e
OF the school Report shall be made Of tho exsni-
nation OF each school to the committees on teach
ers on or before Thursday precsdine the third Mon.
DAY IN July The Board shall bold sta cd n Getting
the third Monday Of July. At O'Clock. p. n.
Junels-te J. L. KILLGoRE. secy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
rNE STATE.

The Odd Fellow Hall, at Smyrna. is to bs en-
iarged and improved. -.
Several parties in smyrna. owner, Of tsst ho,.
ses. were Rssd IS each, few dsys seo. e. rae,rs
IN the stresta. -.sr r,4a-' =
The Good TempAfs, Of smyrna, have decided
TO publish the nameao OF the signers for Nnuor Ii.
ce'lses in the temperance paper, the Sen,inci
Rev Mr. Clymer. OF Smyrna. will prsa ch on the
sixth commandment. ~ the n. E. Church. ne.t
Sunday night Subject Popular Modes ct Mur
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14

sny Is1 I.iaes e" o. Nawport Fla. which tod
|Aiehissr V :. tnhsbttants. now has,but %. |
Ts4g Tg g 20. .ooo Il s. snisSea n ~ n yss,. "cS,
Ia lss 9. S:.e!rs ! It P.daosh. FL. = sH s;sSssS
! 81 Iaa ! Rom bali the other nisSf. ,Tif
J oc. afA .sslcqJ. IS NO gTS'V.
prdsf i.S !" y. 70 Iowa has been iuaSeeed fbt
49, ~ ~ ,a MS dsE.se ~ l~hlDSlav bet
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
" telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
Com mevcial.

81 Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA June Ia
Cotton dull: 26ta27
Flour quiet; super6ne at SGa6t; extras s7a7 /:
extra family, Ss1a$lO.
Rye -four quoted $5i.
Wheat frm demand light; Red 81 10: Ambe.
So Isl White So ls.
Rye nominal.
Corn dull; yellow, 81; mixed western ,;5a66
Oats unchanged; white SO.
whlskey quiet, 9lc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
o. e D..

ny IESTED..On the 18th inst. u srs1smm tim Of
ne BRAIN Willie Webb. infant son ef Peter B. and
The friends of the family are respectfully in vited
TO attend the funeral from the residence Of bis pa
rents 40. Ola West Front street Tomorrow tSatar-
ahs1 aasy at half past ocack. without fr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
SECOND EDITION.
B r T ELEGRAPH.
.Ay TELEGRAPH 70 the Daily Gazette.
WEATHER REPORT,
WARRINGTON, June H.
Souther'y winds vering to weetwardy; cloudy
and arsa Of rain this afternoon and evening.

Nv telegraph to the Daily Gazette
tEs Fatal Accident.
HAvRE DE GRACE. June II.
a passenger on the eleven o'clock train from
Baltimore. was killed last night near Havre d.
Grace by leaping from the car window while
Inc 'rain was IN motion; supposed to be named
VIM. ChiIson or Douglass, from Charles,owu,
Va, where he was reporter 70. some paper
by Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
...s-A Spain.
MADRID, June IA
The new Midistry has been installed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
Communicated
n. ~, Ly"s9ss 9suSSvs Ss.sss

Communicated.
the Indictmente In. United States
GoHst against the levy Court and
It's with great difficulty that We can with
NY patience consider this outrage perpessated
yesterday on the whole body of Levy Court
pembers, and some three or four of our
Ounty collectors.
The Grand Jury of the District Court of the
uitsd States for the Delaware District,
pund bills Of indictment against them, under
Yet Of Congress of May l, 1870, for what they
Ill o6struct,ng the right Of a person to pote on
;count Of race or color. We have not time TO-
~ to discuss the law OF these cases. or to
I've the facts In reference to the acts of the
levy Court, and Of the Collectors, for which
hey have been indicted. We shall do this
lgiin, and pledge ourselves to convince all
put those blinded by mere partizsnship, that
. far Is the Levy Court are concerned. they
re In no vice amenable to this law. nor in.
eed could be. as tlieir acts were quasi judicial;
pd that As to the Collectors, their acts were
Perfectly correct and legal, and what they did
hey are required BY our state laws to do
ut w desire to day 70 cali public attention
tne course pursued by the District Attorney
nd Marshal.
The District Attorney upon The order Of his
arty friends, is seeking to indsct and convict
len OF political o6enses. To this, IL they are
alty' We would oppose NO faetious objsc.
lon, provided be would have Grand jury
elected from the "body" of the District. !. ..
F"u the whole people.
hut this Is not 80 Mr. Marshal Dunn &C.
Fesa Grand Jury Of twenty four with only
oe Demo 'rat on the panel, and summons
s''. Jury to try the prisoners with not sin.
II " -m0eraf among them; and this too In q
A'e ~n-re there Is $500 Democratic majori-
and "t course the larger portion Of those
Vn snom this jury is selected of that politi.
o'''tl This could not happen by accident;
was Intended, and We believe It was ar.
snSed oy the District Attorney and the
lAfshal to be certain both of indictment and
pnvictlon. -''>'
"oald IL not be well for Judge Bradford to
:. a'ser this, so that bis Court may not 10
0usns INTO ridicule and contempt.
s.e word IS to the offense. Two years
'ne Republican managers crammed our
ss~ent lists with the names Of neRroes,
"ues 70 qualify them IS voters. Lase year
os" ''',c'ofs hunted for these people up and
y, ~ - ueir hundreds. to collect their taxrs
). w. ~. arger portion Of them could not,
- .ae most searching inquiries be found.
na.s A''s negroes telling the Coll sctors
nse t's are no such persons. and never were. y
'a'se circumstances what could the
., Eds 90, bat return them to the Levy
rnass ,uasS .lsft the Stats. 'whereupou the Couit
,ppe' ,hp tnelr names from the assessment.
Committed. Z,
,,m. v"e VI Inc Collectors Of Wilmington in.
,,ns ~s Us that wherever . negro could b
,r,.s, . Nao odsrsd,to pay his tax. Il Va Id.
"'-. STATE RnETs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
0SIA.

THE CHOLERA APPEARS IN BLACK SEA FORTS
II
CoNsTANTINOBLE, June ~.
The cholera has appeared in tue southern
part OF RusAia. All vessels arriving here from
Russian ports on Black Sea are placed in quar-
antine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14

y w. aS Daily Gazette. .-,-=#=r. |
bL.,,.., ,oA'-Ihs sdmirable arrangsmsnts for
Caa,'. 'apply Of ice water. st the Jabile, ii
.,.. woods wss under the eAAres Of 1T
kaM.,. ,Is''hsendantoi ~ SahhaAA Sehool d.
oA',. eaape', who. with our cesseeoas ant
s'%'aS hrsnsn thsof " WashiasA,l. "a F..,l
!" II deserve many tAanks.d s.-r1pR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
CARPETS,

embracing Ingram. Two and Three My Tspes.,x
Brussels. Body Brussels. Velvet and others
Sale 20 continue from day to day until the ert'rs
rese.ve in lots TO suit all, for CASH. -
sales 70 cnmmence 10 a. N. and D. N. 10.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
e CLAM D.

LONDON. JGi.e II
lhs Royal mail steamer Cashmee, was attacked
by pirates at Cuporah Several of the crew were
wounded, and forty y-three thousand rub:es were
carried off
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
telegraph TO the Daily Gazette.
NEW YORK.

NEW ORR. June IA.
The machine shops OF the New Haven & Hud-
son River Railroad are threatened with des,ruc-
ton by the strikers, and the police are On the
spot to prevent an attack
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, June 13.-lt is stated that the
Ministry are not in harmony with the King
on certain measures adopted by the Cortes,
aud will tender their designations.
3. MADRID, June l3.-The journals of this
city assert that plan is in contemplation to
unite the Carlists with the International or.
0anizafl0as b Spain. when an effort will be
made BY the combination to create disaffection
In the army.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14

By Telegraph to the Daily ,,az.tte
'e West Virginia.
80. WHEELING, jane IA.
The general Convention formed the s.ra,eht
out electoral ticket