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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

Mary l. Booth, the editor Of Ha,psy's Bazaar,
gets $S coo. Among the principal contributors,
cou SpCR nj, Ssil Hamilton, Mary Mapes Dodge,
SusaJ Coolidge, Mary A. Prescott, Constanoe r.
MrodsoD, Rose Terry and Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps. Their gen, raj rate OF compensation b
Sl0 a column.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

TIE MOdoc murdereEs are to be hanged at Fort
klamath, in Oregon, to-day. Their execution will
Be mads pHblics 90 that ''the Klamaths and other
nsiSADOring Indians may perceive aud feel the
moral effect Of the punlahnent."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

The town of Lampasses, Tezas. was AOOasd last
Saturday by . suddsa rise in the creek that aows
through t. The Post-ofRee and twenty houses
were swept away, and six Persona ere InoEn to
have bean ybruwneA. ..,....-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
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els Market street. wNmInwGom.

REVNOLDS q Coz
SIS Market street. walmInwtom.
coNvEYAKcERs. REAL RsrATE BROKERS
Offer the following very desirable properties fOI
sale or exchange:
As.d.,u INA. o.. E:.l EES; !. q ,os,.. ..s h.sh
heaters water closets Ac.. corner Sixth and JsGsr
son streets; will be cold 6olOW Vatuo.
No. !.
House on Spruce street near Eighth. last anlsh.
ed rooms and Out-kitchen very Aioo; will be sold
bhsaP ami on easy terms.
Handsome new extSdsioA froAt heusa. with gas
easn eommSdes' &c; az Roa I'M S ~ III
No. s.
best business stands in the city will be cold for
$4,000 less than valus.
A choice Market stEsst. EsIidsneo water. Ras.
bath, shade. &O; really deliEhtfal homs. and Of
fsF"d very low sHd On Sa Ny eer@s
A cheap pleasant and healthy Village homa in
Newark, Del. Lot ASKRS8. Neg hOasa. rOems aga
store room. millinoEy has 6es9 saeoessfallg
conducted here for sometime Good toe hOuse and
other Out-haildings. Inquire Of ]. u. Ray New
ark or at our ohce. ~
Splendid buildinE lot. 2SKlZT f., on Rightoanth
street near WASHINGTON. Tails viii be pr0atAble
SrdSs s%i SSS d. - 1 asS aavaSSs
the price OF iOtss f' p &&sss8 s5gsss
WAshington street lot. 3OKlSS; west ride. between
Eighth and Ninth; very choice sS '.af--tt N
IS acres OF ". Q. Greek bottom lands. one milo
from Newark, Del; stone house aha bara.
No. Is.
2lots on Delaware avenue, near Soldiers M0Au-
D'e"'' s'O1A Nau.EBf KB4
2 lots on Delaware avenue, near City r. h. depot;
each 2b-2SXlS Il.
A water power Of 50 horse capacity. Oh the AeV.
tion on the PennsylvaniA and Del, Railroad, 30
yards head race 50 gards tall race; mi the hail
road sidimg. no hauling or hahdalng feeO0k. bat
load and unload into the mill door. thus sSytaE
heaYy expense strong tnduosmeAts VIII bs oner-
- - '''' > a-aa So.YY. ssaazas,
A hotel stand on the Nd. and Del. RaIlE0ad, &c
Aarydel, Caroline county, Nd. Large n0W h0ueo
Soa e soSSS SSS oSSi OSS SSos
No, ls SSgS
An excellent grist and saw mill in br
Hundred. on the Christtana River. le tese Aeo1
and fall, giving 20 horse poser. halt mile % the
sSS d; kslissSd. ~ 1alI% . 81 fsst. I'd j.:
sirabio property and nov AoiAe . PsoAAabls baSi-
ness.
NosD.
.ahs Newark IrOp F0pndFy. A good bnain sss
SuAa- " Hchs~ MN QGA Wit
Farms in Pennsylvania, DslaMaFs, Maryland ana
Virginia. Also, mills. stores bn9ine98 stands ana
dwellings. The Pnblie ere invltsd te call and az
ed. REYNOLDS 4 co.
slS Market strsgt Nilmingt0As Dsl-s-
Real estate brokers oomyeyanesrss sugyeyogR end
eellecting agsnts. jy@-dsgs
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The President
this afternoon, was asked If Governor
kellogg had made formal application to
him to interposo and protect Louisiana
from domestic violence and he replied
that the Governor had not done SO, and
in dispatch last night he intimated that
the prospect was that the present troubles
would pass away.
The following dispatch was sent hence
to-day by Acting Secretary Of War Rob.
eson 10 Colonel Emory: III the United
States Marshal finds it necessary in the
Execution of his process, TO take posses.
sion OF tho boats or other means Of trans.
portation, and asks assistance from you,
or directs the troops which are already
ordered as part Of his posse to assist him
in such seizure, for that purpose all ne
cessary assistance will be given to him, il
taking and maintaining possession Of and
using the same.
The President will make no appoint,
ment TO fill the vacancy occasiOned by
the death Of Chief Justice Chase unit
Congress meets.
The commissions of the following post
masters were signed to-day by the Presi.
dent: John Mahine, at Muscahine, Iowa;
Robert G. Kirkhead, Greenfield, Ohio;
John N. Barrer, Hillsborough, Ohio; J. Z
Starkweather, OcOnomwoc, Wis; ChAs
Frans, Kenasha, Wis, Fred. II. Conant
Black Hawk, COL; John H. Cameron
Ottawa, llls.i Thos. II. Foulds, Cincinnati
Ohio.
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TIE cINCINNAlIFEsTIvAL.

CINCINNATI, May l0.-rhe musical
festival closed this afternoon with matt
nee, in which all who had previously en-.
gagged in the exercises appeared. Over
3 600 persons were present, and the inter.
est was well maintained 10 the last. The
programme was mainly made up Of selec.
lions from compositions previously ren.
dcrcd. "Sciencs, from Orpheus,' was re-
peated, and the exercises closed with the
first four parts Of Dettingen's 1e Deum.
The last notes Of the great festival being
those TO which are set the words "To the
Cherubim" and "Seraphim ooH1;nuaily
do ory," the CHORUS, OrchestTa,anu organ
all being employed. During the inter.
mission this afternoon Mr.. Thomas me
the chorus in the ante room and made
snTc remarks, in which he specially
III anked them for the achievement that
had been won. The success, he said, was
more important than most OF them sup
posed. This was due TO enthusiasm and
intelligence, without which, they could
not have succeeded. Under the circum-
stnGc.s, he regarded what they had
achieved rs unparalleled. lie alluded to
The interest he had hHd ut stake in as
suming the direction OF this undertaking,
aud the consequences Of failure, and
with much feeling, he assured the mem
bera that in gaining this distinguished
success for themselves they had saved
him. lie complinented the female mem
bers Of the chorus by saying he regarded
the material composing 1t the best,
perhaps, lie had ever seen. He
intimaled that there WIS room for
improvement In the mems voices and
urged increased application. The Ameri.
cans, he said, were prone TO rely too much
on enthusiasm AMI he. cOunselled all
against the dangers Of allowing their zeal
to sutIer an abatement. he spoke specially
Of the invaluable services Of Otto Singer
in preparing them for the success they
had attained. After recognizing the en-.
tire pleasant relations he had enjoyed
with the Executive Committee he con-
cluded his remarks amid great applause,
In which the ladies and gentlemen alike
participated.
Resolutions Of thanks to Mr.. Thomas,
in which they recognize their obligation
to him for the triumph achieved, were
adopted.
Ii was definitely ascertained that no
part Of the gurantee fund upon which the
festival was based will be needed. The
entire receipts of the concerts and matt
nees will be about $50, 900, while the ex'
pence is estimated at $4,000. The sub.
stitution of matinee to-day for the prom
made concert originally intended at In:
wood Park met with general favor, and
the managers are now congratulating
themselves that they were not permitted
to carry out the original design inasmuch
as the festival now stands success, both
musicaly and financially, without using
any appliances foreign TO the main pur'
purpose Of the undertaking. Tonight
the larger number Of persons from other
places departed for their homes. Thomas
and his orchestra leave tonight at ten
o'clock,
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The Louisiana War.

New IBERIA, May 10.-Fifty Metro.
politAn cavalry, under Croney, arrived
here last night and left about eight o'clock
this morning for St. MartinsviIle. They
report having no difficulty on their way
and that the man who reported skir.
mish sixteen miles above Brashear was q
deserter. Two hundred United States
troops arrived here at twelve o'clock to-
day and proceeded On to st. Martinsville
by the steamer Iberia. General Badger
has scouts through the country trying TO
ascertain the whereabouts of Colonel De
Blame, whose movements so lar arc un-
known. 1t is reported here this morning
that reinfOrcements were coming 10 COL
onel De Blanc from 81. Landry. Colonel
De Blanc has evidently intended from the
first to maintain a resistance 10 Kelloggs
government, but did not desire the she'd
ding OF blood. The whole affair is virtu-
ally over, with the exception of what &C
ton may be taken by the United States
troops andsMarshal.
ST. LoUIs, May 1l.-A special from
New Orleans dated yesterday says three
batteries will be In camp tomorrow al
Annunciation Square and four infantry
companies in other paris Of the city, being
reinforcement for the federal troops order
cd to the Red River country to arrest the
Coliax rioters; Information Is received
Corroborating the news Of preparations
for an organized resistance TO the service
Of writs. There Is great excitement in
that section. The 10Th regulars will be
stationed throughout the State in tho dis.
affected parishes.
The Fusionists State Convention Of the
people TO protest against Kellogg, to be
held here In June, will adjourn TO reas-
semble when Congress meets. A call ex.
tensively circulated for the opponents of
Kellogg to meet tonight, armed, al
Lafayette square, created excitement, but
evoked no response.
BRAsHIER CRY, May 1l.-Kellogg's
gunboat, the Osark, arrived this morning.
She is dilspidated concern. The steam
or Iberia Is expected to return from ST.
MartinsVillc this evening, with the Met.
ropolitans, the United States troops hAv-
log arrived there. II is rumored here,
that the Metropolitan Cavalry are COM
posed OF United States custom house
clerks, who had to volunteer or accept a
discharge, under tho customary summer
rules Of reducing expenses. 1t is stated
that they receive pay as custom house
clerks and also as deputy Marshals
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and in heavy folds. The Judicial Bench
| is covered with black, while the chair o
the Chief Justice, the gilt eagle overhead
and the semi circle in tho rear arc draped
In Grape. The catalalquG on which the
remains will repose Is the same as thai
upon which the body Of President Lin
coin reposed in state in the rotanda, In
April 1865. Since that memorable event II
has been in what Is commonly known as
"WashingtOn Tomb," under the crypt. 1t
Is two feet and six inches high, and nine
feet in length, and will be covered
for this occasion with brOadclOth, and
a heavy floral wreath from the Govern.
meuL gardens, will surround the casket,
which will be otherwise decorated with
beautiful flowers.
In letter 10 the Clerk Of COnrt, dated
Yesterday, Hon. Hamilton Fish, Secretary
Ol State, writes from New York, to say that
Governor Sprsgue and the daughters Of
the late Chief Justice think 1t proper that
the remains should repOse IN the Supreme
Court room until they are taken TO the
cemetery. he remarks in his letter that
there Is an eminent propriety in placing
the remains Of tho Chief Justice there In
the Supreme Court room, and In their pro.
Ceeding TO their final resting place, from
the room in which, but few days before,
he sat at the head Of the Judiciary OF the
United States. The Supreme Court room
will be open 10 visitors tomorrow, from
10A. N. to 5 p. NJ, and from s 10 10 on
Monday. An additional opportunity will
be given the public IL view the remains
at II. Rev o II TitlIuy, pastor OF the
Metropolitan N. f. Church will preach a
sermon appropriate to the occasion In the
court room. At the conclusion OF the
services, the remains will he taken out for
interment OF Oak Hill. The regular bu-
rial service OF the Methodist church will
be read. Chiei Justice Chase attended
the Metropolitan Church, mud was one Of
the trustees.
The different departments OI the gov
Crnmcnt were closed to-day, in accord
ance with an executive order, issued by
the President, and the flags throughout
the city were at half mast. in re0PeTt ~
tho memory OF the deceased. Governor
Cook has issued an order closing all the
district government offices on the day Of
the funeral
WAsmlNGToNN, May 1.-THE remains
oil the late Chief Justice Chase arrived
here early this morning, accompanied by
his relatives and pail bearers, and were
conveyed to the Sapreme Court room,
where they were placed on Catatalque,
the same one on which the body Of Presi.
dent Liucoln rcposed in state, in April,
1865, in the rOtunia Oi the capitol.
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CINCINNATI.

CIYCIYNATI, May ll.-On Friday, at
Wapakelta, at the instance oI George W.
Hood, Of Butler county, John Lswler
was arrested and brought 10 Hamilton on
the charge of horse stealing and barn
burning. he acknowledges his guilt.
His mode Of operation has been 10 pick
up old worthless horses Grasing on the
common, steal good horses from the barn
at night and put the old horses in the
barn, set the barn on fire and leave. Barns
have been burned in Butler county in this
way for the last six months. MIR. Hood
detected the trick by examining the
shoes of horses and tracing them 10 old
broken down horses that have been put
10 the barn and burned. He had lost by
theft six horses and the same number Of
old ones had been put In his barn and the
barn was then burned.
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KANSAS.
Further about the Cherry Vale Mur.
der.
Another Murder..SuicIde Of the Mur.
deTeF.

Another MuTdeT.sSuicide OF the Muir.
deTer.
KANSAS CITY, May lO.-The Cherry
Vale excitement is still at fever heat
The TINES has specials tonight which
give the following additional particulars
A force Of about one hundred men are
at the grounds OF the slaughter, which
is being plowed over again, though no
more graves have been found. The
Roach family, Of La DOre, seven miles
from the slaughter, consisting Of the old
man and vile, son Hod and wife, A.
Stephenson, John Harness and wife and
ThOs. Tyke and vile anu daughter have
been arrested. A. n. King, a travelling
district preacher, has been arrested al
Parsons, and q notorious murderer, once
pardoned from the penitentiary, named
bajOr MuniOrd, and q woman with him,
were arrested at Fort Scott. The detect.
ives are still out, but the rumors are so
contradictory that no reliance is 10 be
placed in them. The Bender house and
furniture is being demolished by visitors,
who arc carrying portions Of II away as
relics,
ATCHIsoN, KS, May l0-A special
dispatch TO the Daily Champion from
Wetmore, a small town on the Central
Branch Railroad, 40 miles from here,
gives an account Of revolving wholesale
muder. 1t appers that a man named
Erickson, was arrested some time ago,
charged with rape on the wife Of u man
named Marquett. All the parties are
Sweeds. Erickson was acquitted and
left the place yesterday. He came back
TO Wotmore tho next morning, went TO
A1Hrquett's house, near the town and
when the latter came 70 the door Erick-
son shot him through the breast killing
him instantly. He then took Msrquetts
two small children to the door Of a neigh.
boris house, where he left them, saying, |
he had killed their father and was going 10 |
kill their mother. The alarm was soon
given, and the neighbors rushed 10 the
scene Of the murder, but it is reported
that they feared to go into the house, and
sent 10 Wetmoro for assistance. Before
1t arrived, they heard shots inside, and on
entering found Mrs. Marquelt lying on
the bed IN a state Of nudity and shot in
seven places. Erickson was lying across
her body also dead, shot in two places,
one shot over the temple, and the other in
the abdomen. lie still held tho pistol in |
his hand, and it seems, he had committed
n rape on the woman before he killed her.
The bodies were all brought to Wctmore
and an inquest is being held over them.
ST.. Louis, May 11.-Thomas Beers, q
Detective from Kansas, arrived here yes.
terday, on the trail Of the Bender family. |
upon whose premises so many bodies ol
murdered men recently have been
found. he has authority from Governor
Osborn, Of Kansas, 10 hunt the assassins |
down, regardless Of the expenses. Chief
McDonough will render all assistance
possible. Already information has been
received OF parties here who have told
moro about the murders than they ought
to know US innocent nAnrlO-
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LATEST NEWS.

The firm OF Brown & Co., OF White.
field, N. H., lost by fire, Saturday, $40.-
900 worth Of lumber. Insurance. small.
The coopers OF Boston arc about to
propose strike on Monday, unless the
employers agree 10 sell only homo made
barrels at home rates.
The attending physicians Of Admiral
Winslow do not Rpprehend any serious
results from his recent attack ol paralysis
The U. steamer SanandisRus, from
Key West, Fla, for New Orleans, sailed
Saturday, TO convey Minister Foster 10
Vera Cruz, whence no will proceed TO the
City of Mexico.
1.-THE bar Of Philadelphia held meet
ing Saturday and took action behtttng
the de dearh Of Chief Justice Chase.
"A dispatch from Rome says that the
Pope was too III Friday, u receive the
parting OF the pilgrims from France.
The Bank of England has Increased
lts rate OF discount one halt per cent, 1t
Is now hyO per cent
Tho New Orleans Opera EOuse, al
New Orleans was sold by the Sheriff on
saturday last for $4,000, it cost The
Opera Association 100000.
Perry White, residing 10 a tenement
house, No. 40 New Market street, Phils.
dolphin, set tlreto the house last Saturday
evening, cut the throat OF an unknown
woman and afterwards cut bis own throat
The flames were soon eXtinguIshed,
"A duel took place on Friday evening
just beyond tho limits Of Richmond, Va,
between John B. Mordccaf'Rnd Page Nc.
Carthy. They were both wounded
Mordecal fatally. The seconds have
been arrested. The difficulty occurred
about q woman.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 10-OGlcial inquiry into
the loss nj the steamship Atlantic was
opened ','Sy in Liverpool. Ismsy, one
Of the usunt, tesllued that she loft port
with nine hundred and thlrty.three tons
Of coal and provisions for thirty.two days
independent Of cabin stores.
Bidwell and Noycs, of the Bank OF
England forgery noterlety, had another
examination TO day at the Mansion House
1t is said they wish to turn Queens eVi.
denCc.
The Carlist committee in this city re,
port that Don AlphOnso is in front Of
lqualada, Saballs before NIuuresa and
Tristany at Reno, each with u largo force
LONDON, May ll.-Tho O5ScrreT states
that thGgcnGral election for members OF
Parliament will be held next spring. Tho
present Parliament will meet for the last
time In February for short session when,
after voting estimates, it will be dissolved
The new Parliament will bo convoked
shortly alter Easter holidays.
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SPAIN.

PARIS, May 10.-A BAyOnne dispatch
says the Spanish troops iu the proVlncs
OF BIscay have not been paid Tor some
time and have mutnicd
MADRID, May 1O-Reinforcements have
been sent TO the Spanish troops at NRVar
70.
An official report Of the engagement
with DorregOray at Navarro says six Re.
publicans were killed and ono hundred
and fourteen wounded. Another account
places the number killed at one and two
hundred wounded.
SAbbNlls, II CArlist leader, recently
shot dead one Of his officers, who be
learned was about 10 surrender.
A severe conflict has taken place
between The Carlist band under Don
AlphOnsn aud the Republicans, re-.
sulting in the tOtll defeat Of the form
or. SiNIy.rlvo CArlists were killed and
many wounded. Information has been
received at the War Office OF the deleat
Of the Carlists in number OF small en-
gagements. Several priests have been
arrested in Madrid on the charge Of ad-
vOCAting the cause Of Don Carlos.
The voting to day In Madrid and tho
provinces for the electoral bureaus Is In
favor Of the Federal Republicans.
Madrid, May 1.-THE preliminary
elections for Constituent Cortes began in
this city yesterday. The number OF votes
cast on the first day was 1895. Voting
continues to day. a large majority Tor
the federal Republicans Is assured. The
vote cast by other parties is Insignificant
Although there Is much excitement the
election so fur has been peaceful.
The official returns Of the Minister Of
Finance shows that the total debt at
March, 1878, was 793,000OOO pesetas,
about third more than ia 1868
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-Ex Governor
Hawley was today reelected President
and Campbell, Of Indiana, Secretary Of
the Centennial Commission. The Com
mission this afternoon elected tho follow
inp Executive Committee: Daniel ], Nor
riil, Pennsylvania; Lee II. Carliss, Rhode
Island; James L. Earle, Maryland; John
Lynch, Louisiana; John G. Stevens, New
Jersey; Walter W. Wood, Virginia; Al
fred +. Goshorn, Ohio; Lee B. Lorning
Massachusetts; Richard q. Mccormick
Arizona; LOWS W. Smith, GeorgiSi Chas
II. Marshall, New York; ". II. Parsons
Texas, and Alexander Il. Boteler, West
Virginia.
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Accident to thc sleam.hIp Oceanic,

NEW York, May 1.-THE accident TO
the steamship Oceanic appears TO have
occurred two miles outside Of Sandy
Hook, it was a crack In the face, Ol one OF
the four cylinders through which a small
quantity Of steam at finst escaped. The
damage appearing Siight II was deter
mined TO proceed, but in fifteen minutes
The crack had 80 extended that the steam
escaping very rapidly. 1t was then dc.
cided 10 return and tho vessel reached
the dock at 7P. NJ. The face OF the cylin.
der is Of cast iron, about six inches thick,
and held together by wrought iron. The
break was l.1G inch In width and extend.
ed entirely across the lace Of the cylinder,
which was new one put on at the last
stoppsge at Liverpool. The change Of
the course Of the vessel caused much cx'
citement among the passengers, which
was sllayed by the truth being told. They
all went ashore last night, and the
steamer will probably not continue It's
voyage until new casting Is made. Fer'
haps in two or three days.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 11.-Jas. P. Fiske, OF
the heavy wholesale boot and shoe house
Of Fiske, knight & Co., Of this city, died
yesterday, he was formerly OF Amhurst,
New York.
The steamer Friendship, with three
barges In tow, struck the bridge at aannt'
bal, Mo-, yesterday, and was so badly
wrecked that after floating about two
hundred yards, she sunk. No lives were
lost. --
A proposition to transfer 5000 900 worth
oI stock from the Hannibal and Moberly
roilroad to the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road, with a view Of making Han.
nibsl the terminus Of the road, was voted
on at Monroe city, Mo-, yesterday, and
was carried by large majority.
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FOREIGN.
VIENNA.

VIENNA, May 40-The Prince Of Wales
will leave PeSth tomorrow, accompanied
by Prince Arthur.
Several prominent bankers OF this city
have prescribed 100000 aorins 10 ease
the stock market, and the Austrian Min
lister Of Finance, by an arrangement with
the National Bank has increased the sum
10 20,0O0OO0.
VIENNA, May 1.-THE government
proposes TO modify certain provisions Of
the bank act, with view TO relieving the
stock market.
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ROME.

ROME, May ll.-DlriDg the sitting Of
the Chamber Of Deputies yesterday
crowd numbering two hundred persons
marched to the Quirnal, making riotous
demonstrations on the way and shouting
for the complete abolition Of.religlous cor.
pOrations. The police made a staud
against the mob and prevented Il from
entering the palace.