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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

DON CARLOS is reported to be near Bsyonne.
Franco. Families continue 70 dy from Spain
In large numbers. A vessel crowded with tho
refugees arrived at Port Vendres.
ANuHBER OF Americans had an interview
with the Pope on Friday.
Snow fell to great depth in the north Of
France Thursday.
The telegraph feet At London will com.
mence laying the Anglo-American and French
cable the first week in May.
Ara meeting Of the Liverpool Peace socie-
ty, on Friday evening, Gen. Fairchild, U. q.
consul spoke in favor OF International conven.
tions as means Of settling disputes. Fair.
child, however, justified the recent civil wal
i'll the United States.
THE steamship Grecian, from Liverpool tc
ralermo' with forty hands on board, is sup
pose to be lost.
THE leading governments OF Europe hav.
agreed to protect Portugal against aggression
from Spain.
The London Times publishes the tiplomati
correspondence between the English and Rus
sian governments regarding affairs in Centra
Asia, which closes with concession on th
part OF the Russian government OF the imme
diatc point IN dispute. the boundary line lai
down by England being accepted.
THEAustrain Government is disposed to ac
with Prussia and Russia ia regard to the ne,
govern nent in Spain. II considers that th
latter is not yet secure enough in posscssio
Of power to be entitled to full acknowlede
ment as one Of the European Government,
The Swiss Government has formally recos
nizcd the new Republic.
The Federalists Of Madrid threaten IN on
break. Tim prospect throughout the new RI
public is gloomy, and many families are lea,
ing the principal cities.
, JOSEPH SHERIDAN LEFANN, the eminer
} Irish writer, died in Dublin on the 7th of Eel
ruary.
SAN DoMrSao advices report the publicatio
ut Jacmei, and the dissemination through IL
island, OF pr"nnnciamcnto on behalf of
number of revolutionary leaders, which ain
at the overthrow OF President Baez and Il
establishment OF IN independent governmen
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06
GARRQTKD

was not yet known that S0mmer had
escaped. A reward was offered for his
apprehension, but without avail. Som
mer changed his disguise, assuming
the garb of an old decayed clergyman,
and soliciting for time contributions
from charitable folks, whom he inva.
riably robbed whenever an opportunity
presented. During the next few years
he appeared repeatedly as an old
orange woman in the streets of Paris
without anybody suspecting that ia
nous rogue was hidden underneath
her costume.
In 1867, during the grand exhibition,
Sommer reaped rich harvest. Under
various pretexts he visited most Of the
potentates who visited the French
metropolis on that occasion, and rob-
bed the Crown Prince of Prussia of q
portfolio containing large sum of
money and valuable papers. In 1859
he was arrested again, but not recog-
nized by the police. In 1870 he &C.
companied the army as far as Chalons,
but returned home in August. Find
ing little to do during the aeRe OF
Paris, he offered Gen. Trochu to act
10 OAC Va lao oHAOcs 0AO AOkCoV0O4y Uu.
der various DISCUSSES visited the head.
quarters of the German commanders,
returning often with valuable booty,
but rarely with valuable information.
HOW HE WAS CAUGHT.
At length, on the 10th of January, a
vigilant policeman caught him in 8
robbery on the Boulevard de Sebas'
topol. Sommer knocked him down
and ran away, but the officer followed
him with equal rapidity. Sommel
hurried toward the suburb Saint Denis,
and, before the pursuing officer was
able to overtake him, disappeared il
one of the large tenements Of the Ru.
Ruirienne. The officer stationed him
self at the gateway, and, after ascer
tanning that there was no other egres'
from the house, determined to wal
there for the return of the escaped
robber. 1t was about o'clock in tn,
morning, and it was very cold
Nevertheless, the faithful Office
brsvely held his post. Abou
8 o'clock in the morning ther,
stepped from the house man il
the costume of a street orange vender
lie was drawing small wagon file.
with oranges. When his eyes fell upo1
the officer he slightly WINGED. I'll.
| officer noticed this, and stepping up K
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06
he is hereby expelled from bis seat as mem
ber Of the Senate.

he is hereby expelled from bis seat as men,
Der OF the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Carpenter, the bill report
ed by majority Of the committee on
Privileges and Elections, providing for
a new election in Louisiana, was taken
forming Legislature out Of the legally elect
ed members OF both bodies now claiming to
| bo the Legislature of Louisiana, aud author
izing this new Legislature so formed to
count the returns OF the last election, and de-
clare Who are legally elected state officers.
M"ssrs. Carpenter, Schurz, West and Conk-
| ling argued in favor ofthe bill reported by the
committee-Mcssrs. Morton and Thurman or
posing.
The substitute offered by,Mr. Hill was re-
jected, ayes 16, noes Is. Mr.. Howe offered an
| amendment that until a new election the
Kellogg government shall be considered the
Ae facto government. Agreed to, ayes 20.
noes IL. The Senate was still in session at S
A. M, Friday, no vote lavinz teen reached.
HoUsE.-The consideration of the
resolutions reported by the Poland Credit Mo-
biiier committee for the expulsion Of knes aud
Brooks, was resumed. Sargent offered the
following substitute
W.HEsEAs. By The report Of the special com;
mittee herein, it appears that the acts charged
as offences against members Of this House in
connection with the Credit Mobilier Of Ameri-
ca, occurred more than five years ago, and
long before the election Of such persons to this
Congress, two elections by the people having
interviewed; and, .,. l-...,.~
WHEREAS, Grave doubts exist az to the
rightful exercise by this House OF its powers
to expel member for offences committed by
such member long before his election there
to and not connected with such election :.
therefore.
Resolced, That the House absolutely con-
demns the conduct Ct Cakes Ames, . member
Of this House from the state OF Massachusetts,,
in seeking to procure Congressional attention
to the affairs Of q corporation in which he was
interested, and whose interest directly de.
pended on the legislation OF Congress, by in--
ducing members OF Congress to invest in the
stock Of said corporation.
Resolued, That the House absolutely con.
demns tue conduct OF James Brooks, member
of this House from New York, for the use OF
his position of Government Director of the
Union Pacific Railroad and Of member ofthif
House to procure the assignment to nimselfo OF
family of stock IN the Credit Mobilier of
America, a corporation having contract With
the Union Pacific Railroad, and whose inter-
ests depended directly upon the legislation Of
Congress.
Resolved, That the special committee be
discharged from further consideration Of this
subject.
Farnsworth moved to lay tho whole m after
on the table-lost, yeas SO, nays 164. Mr..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06
BURGLAR S0MAER CAUGHT.

The Smartest Thief i'm PA ris-Flr,t .
Gamestcr, noxt ,SuperanMuated
Cicrgymnn, thCn an APplevvoman.
Feiol's Cell at Lust.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

SHTP YARps-At the Harlan a Hollings.
worth Co.'s iron ship yard, the Raciic mail
steamship Granada, which is still on the stoke
Is having her deck Joiner work put together.
At the Pusey, Jones & Co.'S iron shin yard
the tug John E. NulfOrd, has had new propeller
put in, in place Of the one broken about a week
ago near The Point House. in the Delaware
She will be run off to-day, il high tide permits
AT the Jackson Sharp Co.'S ship yard, the
Elslric Line propeller Annie has had new
Stern put in.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

WATER WITCH FAIR.-There was fair atten.
dance at the fair, In Institute Hall last evening
when the ''chanclng" commenced. The fair elo,
ses tomorrow evening and all the article at the
ION tables, arc to be disposed of within that time
Towards THE close of each evening, the LADY at.
tendant Of each table hands Aet change book. in
which parties have entered their names TO the
Comnalttee composed Of one member frdm each
iire company except the Water Witch, who i'm
medlately arrange for the distribution of the
prizes. The tables are neatly arranged and well
stocked with useful and fancy articles ana re.
Treatments Music Is in attendance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
aQcIETIRa.-
,rzzl1Has rn1a Evnrmo.

Asylum Lodge, No %, o o F, at odd Eel
lows Han, ThiFd and King streets.
r, Gooq Intent nIyisioa, No 3, 81 Of T, at Hall
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, K Of P, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, Oil Market street. n p
american Star Lodge, No l, @ Fat Good
FelleWS Hal. Third and Market streets.
and Market streets
Fidslity Temple No. I, True Templars, ct Hall
cor. OF 7th and Spruce streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
FIMAI,N.Av9 coMMERolAL
Business Notices.

Cheap C0ot.-Stove SG.75, Nut $500 per 224o
pounds for cash only, at wharf South Of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WM. j. Brown
To Pic Mo PARTIES A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
aud Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, LobsteTsi Sar-
dines, Picked and Cove Oysters, &c. &c. Ase
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the GTocei's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserve
kettles. Mason. Dexter. Valve Wilcox, end 9th
glass stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
St BOWMAN'S the Grocer's lth and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

OFF FOR WAsHINGToN.-The Legislature
yesterday alternOon,adj journed until Wednesday
n-orning, IN order TO accept the offer Of special
car, made by Supt Kenney, of the p, W.&B.
r. R., and attend the Inauguration of President
Grant, at Washington, TO day. They left Dover
in the evening, in special car attached to the
regular freight train. and arrived in this city
about ten o'clock. Here a slight discussion
arose as TO whether they should proceed directly
10 Washington Or:Wat until one o'clock. The
latter proposition was received most favorably
and accordingly at that hour, The party left for
Washington in high spirits, and seemed bent on
having good Time. Several gentlemen from
this city accompanied the party. Secretary
Paynter was along, but Gov. Ponder did not
attend t.f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
LEADING FEATURES

4 The Issue Is limited to s5O.OOO rmile Of road,
The Principal aud Interest are ppyable in Gold
the principal In thirty years. and the interest lat
the banking House Of Jay Cooke a Co.. New Y ork 3
Ssmi-annualiy, FIRST Of January and July.
5. The rate of Interest is $40 per cent Der an
eum-eQuAl. at the present gold premium. TO abou
~ per cent. in legal tender currency.
4. The Bonds are issued OF the following denOmi-
la2lona: Coupon. el00. $500 and 5000; Registered
sloossbOJ. Loo. 5000 and 10000.
70. The Bemi-annuai interest On the Rendered
Bonds s paid by gold checks. REGULARLY IH mai
. tAs pesf Office address Of fhe holder. Permanent
SnVest0Fs are advised TO purchase the Regist cred
tb0nds both IS protection against loss. theft and
nRo. and Tor the greater convenience in collecting
The interest. The Registered Bonds can be at any
9mg exchanged for Coupon. and the Coupon for
Ae9istsFOd. without expense 10 the owner.
Jwo. McLEAR 4 SOW BANKERS.
GOS RARRET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

GERMAN THEATDE. This evening, at the
Schentzen Hall, King street below Second, mum
Der OF germans desirous of securing public libra
ry for themselves, give an entertainment At which
The Hostage from Schiller and part OF Faust,
from Goethe, will I've enacted.
WAsHISeroN TRARs.-Since Sunday, fourteen
extra passenger trains from the north have passed
through this city for Washington. Mr.. Gookin,
Train Master of the P, W. & B. r. r., has been
closely engaged thai he bas had no sleep during
the rush of Washington tnvel. -.sl ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

FUNKRAL.-Ths funeral of Lewis p. Kates. n
member of the orders Of Knights Of Pythias and
American Mechanics, took place yesterday after.
noon from 227 Walnut street a9d proceeded "a
Wilmington and RrandyWiRs Osmetery. Mem.
The coffin in the hsarsO was covered with AZ
American flag, while three members Of each socie.
ty walked along side of it,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
CITYITEMS.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. - Marke
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he cops hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tha
store. and that charge is made except the regular
price Of the medicines the same rice as they would
pay anywhere else; but that n one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
LOCAL IMrELLIoENoE.

The intense cold this morning, ffoEo the cars
Of a letter carrier.
The Black Blonde, Is announced for one OF Du-
prcz & Bcnedlet's minstrels performances on
Friday. at
The London Bell Ringers are performing at
Chadwick's Museum, on Fourth street, opposite
lEe City Spring.
Miss Edith O'Gorman, the Escaped MN, i ad.
vcr ised TO lecture in the Opera House neXtTues.
day evening, March the llth.
Blacks Boston Stereopicon is given at Ineti.
tute Hall on Saturday afternoon and evening, TN.
der the auspices of the Conference OF St.Vincent,
for the boneft of the poor. .iN
Snow DRIFT.-On tho W. & L. II. r.. this
morning, the north bound train was delayed Q
short time near Isabella Pa, ~ miles north oi
this city, 10y heavy snow dTin.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume AomI1ers.

AZ elegant, pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
for difusing periumery in the most economical man
ner. sesnting the clothing, ndkeIehief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications OF
water or other liquids ior headache. inhamed eyes,
burns scnsiiye surfaces &c. also for disinfecting
and peIfuI.ing the sick room. For safe by
+. BRINGhURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

COLD WEATHER.-Thec cold snap which was pre-
dicted by "Old Probabilities, set in at the speci-
good citizens, who expected 10 finish up many
little jobs ''out of doors" but with the mercury
down TO eight, and a bowling north-wes. wind
blowing about their ears, all such efforts had TO
be abandoned. Work at the ship yards and at all
exposed places had to be abandoned until noon.
sach cold weather in March was rarely remember
cl by the ''oldest inhabitant" tI tS5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors AMI Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Inpediments ta Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment New ard remarkable
remedies BOOKS and Circulars sent free. IN sealed
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. ? South
Ninth ST.. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. an Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
OSsiOnal skill. dec6-2aW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
Steam AtoVnLxers,

For the Inhalation OF atOmiEed fluids in the treat
ment Of chronic diseases of the throat air
and lungs. Being self acting they produced an even
and eOntinu fow of sT -ay without Inconvenience
or labor. During the lst two or three wears we
have supplied several dozen Of these atomizers and
In most eases with very satisfactory results
s. BRINGHURST 4 Co.. ApothecaTies.
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

POLICE REcoBD.-Chiefo of Police W H. Brady
makes the following monthly statement of police
business for February
Total number Of arrests, 9S, of which was for
receiving stolen goods u, disorderly conduct ;
s, larceny; ., violation of city ordin. nces IL,
assault and battery; 6l, intoxcation.
The amount received for fines was SAG
There were 494 lOdgers at City Hall, OF whom
S43 were white males, 122 colOred males: %
white females, , colored females
ll3 dogs were registered during the month.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
How Wilmington is Regarded AbrOad.
HER PRosPERTTY AND RAPID INcREAsF

Her PROSPERITY AND RAPID INCREASE.
From the Cecil md Democrat. Of sata7dayJ
twenty-five years ago, an eminent citizen
OF Delaware, composed for his little son, now
a silver-tOngued orator of that State, an ode
70 70 oe Tecited on some public occasion, in which
the prophetlc poet sung the song of the Della
ware OF "a hundred years hence and indulg-
ca the following prediction concerning the
then provincial town Of Wilmington
That beautifHl city that stands on a bill
a.. eunarsa ma t. YEAR, hense will stand there stil
Bnt NOT stand still. for progress immense
VIII mIninRtoa eAFe made hundred years
The hopeful proguosticator has been gath.
cred to his fathers, full of wears and hnnors
but his son remains 20 be 4 witness of H.,
Wonderiul realization, in a.quarter of the az
lotted time, and 70 swell with fuller faith The
anthem OF WilmingtOn's future progress
guaranteed by the past TWENTY-FIVE wears
nave more than fulfilled what State pride
alone was brave enough TO predict could be
accomplished In century. What the remain
DER OF the century may accomplish, prOphesv
may well hesitate to picture. From Drovin.
clal town, Wilmington has grown ia two de-
cades INTO one OF the first manufacturing cl-
tles 10 the country, and In the ship and car
building industry is already ahead OF an com
Pettors; Her commerce, too, Is rapidly grow.
ing, and with railroad after railroad making
her bosom its centre, she must shortly assume
Pace e4ual 70 ner manufacturing enterprise
Aba WIN the accumulation Of the resources
OF industry and enterprise; splended pibIIc
and private buildings are almost maeicaIIy
sprlnging up. Her churches are Of the hand
soonest. Her stores and factories are Of the
most extensive. She has, too, her Park. and
heid, hed 0rand Opera House, where even the mar
vellonS Janauschek does not dlsdain 10 exer-
clse her talents and now, as II to siRnalIze
the fapldlty OF her advancement, q maQnif-
cent Motel, equal In beauty and appOlntilents
% the best In the land, has usuFped the spot
year ago occupied by her best tavern. But,
ceIr,ooWnlng evidence Of enlightened progress m
wilmington three vigorous daily neWSpa Ders
now prosper where five years ago sleepy semi-
seeaG1Iss was all that the braVeet would dare
nope Tor. Well may Delaware be proud Of
her jewel
And well may many OF the towna met far.
from. WILMINGTON strive 10 imbIbs the zeaI.
20 emulate the spirit, and TO pFOdt By the exc
ample Of that growing city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

THE CLAYTON HOUSE, UPENINa-The opening
OF the Slayton House will take place on Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, from one to ten O'clock
The owners OF the property the Corporations of
the First National Bank and Artzan's Savings
Bank, have extended invitations 10 the subscribers
to the banquet fund to visit the house and view
the furniture and building. Each invited gen.
teman is lrivls :ed to take a lady. RItchie's
band has been engaged for tae occasion. col
lation will be provided.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

POLICE INsTRUcTIoNs.-Chie officer Brady
this morning, at roll CALL instructed his officers to
be particularly vIgant at the p. w Il b. II. r.
depot to watch parties attempting to crowd on the
train without purchasing tickets and also the
crowd of young men who gather at l4th and Mar
ket streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

POLICE BUsINEss.-Thero were II arrests made
at the P. w. Il b. r. r. depot last might, OF rar-
ties attempting TO get on trains, without having
procured tickets; 2 arrests for drunkenness were
made; l9 persons were accommodated with
LODGING last night at the CITY Hail cells.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

A TRAIN OF PALACE CARs.-A train Of eight
elegant palace cars passed this city yesterday af
ternoon, containing party OF New York excur-
sonists for the Inauguration. They proposed to
make the cars, while at Washington, their abode,
being provided with restaurant, aud everything
necessary lor com fort.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

CoNcERT.-Tho Concert Of the Order Of True
TemplarS, at which the Mystic Minstrels of Phila-
oelphia aaSisteds at Odd FeliOws Hall Last night,
was largely attended and terminated as is the case
in most instances where liquor is readily obtained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

CoNHUTATIpN TIcKRTs.-The p, w., q B. r
n 20, issue packago ticketss good ia either dl
fectlon between Wilmington ana Philadelphia, II
for IS, aud botween Ciaymont and Pt iladelDRis
II for e35O
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

:. DIRECTORS MkEETN0.-A meeting Of tbs
directors of thS NJ. m. r. r. c. wfiI h heId
at the depot oIses % nsxt Tussdsv mornin0 a
l0l O'Clock. ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

L. S. CoUET-The L. S. Circuit Court met
yesterday and adjourned till the April term with
out transaciing any business other Than post
poning the railroad case to that time. .f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

W. W.R- R.-Mr. R. B. Noors. has. bean an.
pointed Eallroad agent ct LandenbeFg, Pa, IN
place Of w. ~ B3pe, who has been appointed "a
the agency at Ashland, which 4 between Nj Gu.
ba and HOCkeaAin.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

New and reliable canned corn. to,nato.. la.
sIer, beans and peas, sardlnes and pickles. pre.
4th and Market streetS. PtN"'
A new lOt'Df very ilne tea blae. ian.n -
green, the Aneut ia this civ Iangin0 ron n Nv
to 100 per pound J. CFIppcn, 1th and MsTket A.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

Jades Dur 10. MaTshaII Packard and N.
Norion. q haW Orleans, had an interview WIlh
sss s.s frsa.dena and Attorney General yesterday.
tee fresldcnl assured them that be would Sus-
matter. ~ - "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
L NV ESTM EMIT
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company through
l0 Financial Agents, Is now selling at par and az
ernsd interest its ttrst Mortgage 7-30 Gold Bends
tor tae purpose completing the construction and
equipment ofits line Of Road, After thorough in
JesuGation, We recommend these securities as
profitable and SAFE Investment, The Bonds have
the following