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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

Heavy shipments Of Grain From the West.
The supplies of grain from the West, for ship
ment from Philadelphia, arc now becoming very
large. The Ledger, to-day, says
For a week past, the arrivals of grain ship
ments from the West have been unusually large
over the Pennsylvania Railroads.&c. large indeed,
as to have created temporary blockade OF the
company's yards in West Philadelphia, owing to
want Of storage capacity or facilities for deliy-
cry. The arrivals have been so heavy that nearly
500 loaded cars are now at West Philadelphia
awaiting delivery. The large grain depot on
Market street is also taxed to its utmost, with
about 100 cars per day. The difficulty is being
rapidly overcome by the company, however, by
the enlargement Of the elevator at Washington
street and the use Of the adjoining piers, to re-
lieve the pressure The company are also using
the piers at Greenwich Point, on the Delaware,
the grain being loaded into vessels from the
shutes heretofore used for coal shipments. In
the meantime the works at the mouth OF the
Schuylkill are being hastened to completion BY
September LIST. Here storage room will be OBJ.
tanned for over 1000, 900 bushels. The general
freight business from the West is also reported
as being unusually heavy, marking decided In
crease over previous years at this season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
Te tho Hub Of tho rntsrlor.

company Of Maryland editors start this Af
ternoon, on an excursion of about a fortnight
They 60 from Baltimore, by steamboat to West
Point, and thence by rail to Richmond thence
over the new Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to
Huntington on the Ohio river down the "Beau-
tiful River" by steamboat, to Louisville thence
to the Mammoth Gave return TO Louisville, and
20 up to Indianapolis thence to st. Louis re-
turn by Ohicago.
Mr.. J. Marion. Emerson of the DAILY CONNER
CiAl, accompanies the party, designing to return
about the 2srd. The best wishes of many friends
go with him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
Jr. o. U. A. M.

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL, TO-DAY.
The National Council Jr. o. U. A. M, con-
vened in annual session at Mechanics' Hall. 511
Market street, at 10 O'Clock this morning. About
forty delegates were present from Maryland,
Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New
Jersey, Massachusetts and our own State.
The delegates were met at the depot by the
Reception Committee, composed of members OF
the Subordinate Lodges Of Wilmington, W. Il.
Whitworth chairman, and escorted TO the place
Of meeting The session will continue two days,
during which time the delegates will be the
guests OF the members of the order in this city
The hall was handsomely festooned with flags
and adorned with boquets and wreaths OF ever
greens.
The annual election for Off ers will lake place
and other business be transacted of interest te
the Order
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
A ninrular Accident.

The Pottstown Ledger says: Wegave last
week an account Of a Serious casualty to Mr..
Pierce Christman, OF East Coventry township,
Chester county, whose horse became unmanage-
able. and who was thrown from his wagon and
had his leg broken, while driving through Law
renceville. At the same time and place MIR. Al
bert Rowland, of the same township, met with 9
singular accident. He was following MI. Vnrist-
man on horseback, and came up to where Mr.. O.
was lying in the road after the accident, when
he fainted at sight of the injuries and sufferings
OF the wounded man. and fell from his horse in
an insensble condition. In his fall Mr. Rowland
struck on his head, and was severely, but not
dangerously hurt. He did not recover from the
effects of the fainting and fall for some time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

philiu Con. Of Grafton, W. ", brakeman on
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was run over
and killed by train yesterday afternoon.
John Moore and Richard Young were badly in-
jured by boiler explosion in EAST Boston on
Tuesday
.on of asneral Knipe. OF Harrisburg. aged
IA had his foot cut off while jumping from
freight train at Middletown, Pa, yesterday AZ
ternOon.
Al Cincinnati, yesterday morning, butcher
named James NJ MoDermott was shot oeao
while attending to his stand IN the market "
W. U Daniels. They had quarreileu on oun"o'
night.
Jamaa Carruthers was hanged yesterday morn
ins, Al Bnrrie. Ont, for the murder OF his wire.
Merritt Wheeler keeper :of house OF Hire
pute ia reported to have murdered fanny SUI
ling, at Auburn, N Y, on Tuesday night' ne
was arrested
AmanAnppoaed to be Edward W. Flint OF Sa-
lem Mass committed suicide at Duouque lows,
on Tuesday evening by shooting himSe'' IN 'n'
head. '...-.
The Iutarnal Revenue receipts for the current
fiscal year to date have reached Sl09 ooi i4o' ~
ing within half a million OF the esllnlA's iof ''e
entire year, ending on the 3Oth ihsV'
All but ssO 600 of the $45, ,OOO, 900 Of three pei
cent, certificates outstanding in November Aof'
have been called in and redeemed
eARFaud ssefange" picnic WAS neid yesIeLusy
at Mount Pleasant, Iowa Over 6O0 Wagons WeIs
in procession, and thousahu paS,,os IN IN
bled on the grounds. All the oranges dio;n ~ IN
county we're represented and many from adloin
inc eount:es were present. Governor Oarpente
made speech 70 fhe essemblage,
Methodist Educational Conyentoh pefS, Is,
its sessions at Worcester, Mass, yesteTony'
Cummings, President of Middleton uaiyersitS psv.
Dreaded. Rev. Drs. Haven and Cooke, EEUer M0.hr
sor George Prentice, and other ieadlng me'n'
Frank a aged IS, and Lincoln, aged ., son
of William b. WEIGH, of Westport, Me-, H1 weI
drowned on Tuesday, while fishing near incl
fathers house.
Dr. Lewis E. Meyers, . dentist St ShId %b ba fsths
NY. while drunk last night. stappe9 hs p as
in the iaft breast, inHictlng wound thAt 10 a ~
peeted to prove fatal. The pArriclde was Atfoe
d. .s-s -, :.
The number of lives lost BY the spAmon, nnl,is, ="
lery explosion is now stated at ten; Inc coLisl
was worked by A! Fultons not by the Pnilade ~ :
phia and Beading Company, as teiegrspnea
Tuesday night. tG ,.s' 49, z" ~ ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

srocK KILLED ON THE DELAWARE R R.-The
several head of horses, colts and mules adver-
tised as strayed or stolen, recently, by Randolph
Peters, have been heard of and most Of them as
killed yesterday on the Delaware Railroad. It
seems they strayed down on the railroad, and,
becoming frightened by an approaching freight
train started of down the track, and ran on till
they arrived at the canal One Of the mules ran
on the bridge, and there became more frighten-
ed by the whistling of tug boat, and leaped
from the bridge into the canal. killing itself in
the fall The other animals, in their headlong
race, fell into a culvert, from which they were
drawn out by ropes, attached to the locomotive:
Three of the horses had previously been killed
by the train before arriving at the culvert'
Those falling into the cuvert, it is thought, will
dia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
Public OpIpI,n on the Verdict
FroIn the smyrna Times J

But the verdict is not looked upon in any man ~
ner OF levity On the contrary the creates. ,1 IN
dignation is expressed Vevy few PERSONS com. COM
naratiyeiy, believed West insane, unless IL were
on the question of getting money without ,a wOrh,
ing for it, and that he butcherea anu ar;.nca
Tnrner in self-defense is 30 utterly al variance =
with common sense and any conceived theory OF
his motives that il brings the 6lnsh II sasms
1onnding to state-pride. It's verdict against
tbe peaee Of society, and excites apprehension
when we reflect that this red-handed ofiminal na
would now be at large in the community put iof
tha fact that he was also indicted for arson
From the wilmington Republican,
Wa are surprised at the verdict, as the acquit.
tai on the ground of insanity would nave Deen
far more defensible. ~
fFrom the wilmington Gazstte-Dem
The verdict will not satisfy the people that the
dead d. was committed in self-defense, or that y
Il was not murder; although the Jury may .. naSs
salt their legal obligations to give the prisoner
tbe benefit Of all doubts, and therefore, rendered
the verdict in the case.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
Foreign Items.

A special dispatch from Rome says that many
of the monks belonging to the monasterles which
are to be suppressed will go to BOLIVIA and Ohii'
1t is expected the prosecution t;r 11
next week
Prince Amadeus and wife-lately King and
Queen OF Spain, have arrived in England, where
they will remain during the summer.
Constantinnople telegram says the Sultan
has iseued trman granting 10 the khedlye OF
Egypt an independent internal government AND
authorizing him to augment the army and con-
cluded foreign treaties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
the sum@sr Rssor,s.

We call attention to to the announcement
of the opening Of Brandywine Springs establish
ment, on the Goth inst. Quite number of
highly respectable families from this city will
make their home at the Springs, during July
and August.
The Ocean House, at Lewes, has become
well-known and quite popular as seaside re-
sort. Mr. Waiter Burton, the proprietor. an
nounceH that it will be opened for the reception
Of guests, on June 2lst. The terms are quite
the week.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
The Clayton HsuAe
ARRIVALS UP TO l.sO P. NJ. TO-DAY

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 P. NJ. TO-DAY
Jno. W. Pearce, Phila.
E. B. Frazer. City.
d G. Price, Newark, N. j..
VIM, Gilmor Hoffman, BALTIC.
@. W Gouert, City.
Ogden Laning Trenton, N. J..
Jas. G.. Hayes.
r. R. Higgins, Boston, Mass.
II X. Atwood, i"
]. Kahler Snyder, Lancaster, Pa. 70
]. W. McKenDan, Phila.
@. Hazzard Altoona, Pa.
E. 8. Hutchinson, 4"
]. J. William, Phila.
Ohas. E. Vooshoot. Phila.
Chas. Baleme, Newark, N. j.
Nathan Penrose, Phila.
Ohas A. Ponder, Maryland.
Sam Y. Sibbs, Phila.
Jno. W. Calver %
Aug. +. Koebel g
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

THE DAILY UNION. friend Kaufman, oi
the Coatesyille Uuion, has undertaken to pub
lish daily paper during the session of the Ches'
ter County Teachers Institute in that town
Well, he succeeds admirably. Although small
The Daily Union is full of vigor, and is an evi'
dence of what Brother X. would do if his town
would only afford it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

K1LIaoRE's PATENT BEDsTEAD. The American
Artisan of the 7th inst, gives good description
accompanied by four engravings of the new
patent folding bedstead, patented by Jos. l..
Killgore and extensively manufactured by the
Eureka Manufacturing o., of this city. The
artisan in conclusion, says at is designed
for hospitals, camps, and other places where fire.
ouent removal and cleanliness is necessary. 1t
is especially adopted for camp-meetings. Hay-
ing ourselves used this bedstead and bed-bot-
tom, we can vouch for its. convenience and
cnufort -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

PUBLIC SALE OF HoUsEs.-L. W. Stidham ~
Son. auctioneers, announce very important sale
of houses, to be held on Saturday the 2lst They
will sell three dne two-stery brick houses, at
Cedar street and Msryland Avenue, one of which
has good store room attached. The lots front
1616 feet, and extend back 80 feet. The sale
will be positive, and the terms easy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

REMOVAL OF Mr. WILLIS TO HIS HoME.-Mr.
W. Willis, the victim of the brutal assault in
Church street, night before last, was removed
to his home, beyond 18th street bridge. last
evening. He was still insensible, and had not
reeained consciousness at O'Clock, this morn
ing. young man named William Stewart was
arrested as the perpetrator of the deed, and
held for further examination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

Ages-Under year II From | to 2, 2 to
8, /; to 10. 8, 10 to 40, 8; 20 to ~ ~ o 70 70
so, 4 so to 90, Ii 80 to 100, not given, l-4S
Born in America, AZ France, l I; ireland, B.
4S.
Male, IA; Female, 84-4S.
White, 40; Oolored, 7; Not given, 1-4o.
Brought here for burial, 8.
EIIaHA HUXLEY, Registrar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

RELIGIOUS MEETING AT CUBA HILL.-A public
meeting will be held at Cuba Hill on Sunday
next, June 18th, at 3 O'Clock. Rev Fielder Israel
will be present aud address the meeting Trains
on the W. d W. r. r. run directly to the ground
Fare from Wilmington and return, 60c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
Base Ball,

The Bostons defeated the Atlantics, at Brook
lyn yesterday, by q score of 0 to B.
The third game of the series between the Ath-
letjc and Philadephis Clubs took place in Phila-
delphia. yesterday the latter club winning, again.
though by the close score Of to b.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
SECOND EDITION.
EreIke JaII.

TWO BuRaIARs ESCAPE FROM DURANGO vILE-RE-
WARD FOR THEIR RE-CAPTURE.
NoRRIsTowN, Pa, June IL.
Samuel Hickman and Albert Hickman, con-
yicted burglars, escaped from the county Jail,
last night, by digging through the floor of the
cell into the vault beneath, and tunneling ten
feet into the yard. They scaled the wall before
the watchman gave the alarm. Two hundred
dollars is offered for their re-capture
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

REwARD.-All evil doers have been warned
against breaking into or defacing No IL school,
near McDowellville The Board Of Public Edu-
cation have offered reward of S25 for the ar
rest and conviction Of any person so doing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

BURNT CoRK AND MUsIo.-In the minstrelry
line, Skiff & Gaylord's troupe comes next AL
who would enjoy good laugh, and who have an
ear for music should att end the Opera House
on next Saturday evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

To COLLINS BEAcH.-The Asbury NJ. e. Sun
day school will make an excursion to Collins
Beach. on Thursday, June 10th. The excursion
will be made on the steamer Ariel, leaving French
street wharf at ~ o'clock. a. m and will re-
turn early in the evening. Refreshment will be
provided on the boat, and special pains will be
taken to make this pleasant excursion for the
school and it's friends.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

FERRY EsTABIIsHED.-The N. j. Southern
Railroad has established ferry across the Del
aware Bay at Baysde, Greenwich township,
Salem county, to Bombay Hook in Delaware.
The ferry boats now make trips regularly twice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Cotton frmer 191S@2Ol5; provision firm
Flour firmer. superine "a 5O@5.25 Penna ex,
ira family 81 1909 45 Wheat steady, red I'll, ,6a
O1, 10; white 81 80. Corn dull. yellow $4,000
western mixed 5s Oats quiet at 4s@51. Whis-
kv Q41[m06
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS

CoNrRAor AwARDED.-The Oxford Oo-0pera-
tive Oar Builders have contracted with Pusey
Jones, & Co.. Of this city for the construction OF
their engine and boilers 1t will have ninety
horse power.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
pURlIC MEETIN0 AT MT. CUBA.

There will be a public religious meeting at the
new excui sion grounds at Mount CuOa, on the W,
", X R, on First-day Sunday June 18th, at
O'Clock
Fielder Israel, of the First Unitarian Church, OF
Wi iminQton will De present, and address the meet
ing. The public are cordially invited to attend.
The fare from Wilmington and return VIII be
90 cents. JrlH-5t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

FORMATION OF A MINISTRY oRPosED-ooMPRoMIsE
PROPOSED.
MADRID, June IL.
The Irreconoilablss oppose tho formation of
the ministry. PArtisans of the two parties ocou-
py strategic positions in the city, and conflict
is feared. The majority have proposed com
promise for the ministry. The resignation OF
Figueras has been accepted.
I.ArRa NRws-ouTBREAK AT THE CAPITAL FEARED-
TIE ooRTEs IN sEssIoN.
MADRID, June 10.
The Crisis continues and q serious outbreak
in the Capital is feared. The Cortes remained
in session all day A party Of armed volunteers
surrounded the palace ofeth Cortes. and the police
and troops were posted in anticipation Of an out
break, but memo occurred.
The irreooncilable newspapers advocate
armed revolution.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
The west Farce-A COIOred Mans Complaint
To tbs ElitoY. of The Commercial


To the Editor of The Commercial
What protection have the colored people IN
Delaware is the great question, that should
agitate the breast Of all intelligent coiored men,
Agreeable to the decision given by the Jury IN
Vests trial, he having committed the most OUT
raQeous murder of one Of their race. ever enron
cied In the State. And now, as the msn mas
been murdered in such manner, as acknowledg
Al nv himself in the absence of any other testl-
mony TO the contrary, he is acquitted on the
grounds OF setf defence Such decision az
must admit will be cid under Amusement, uhtm
the Judge of All shall pass sentence upon an
| concerned. How much more 1t taxes 20 CON
| viet a white man of murder IN the
| hrat degree committed upon color
al man. than Uics Uersd. Had the terms peen
/ changed. the berpetrator would hardly have
| roached prison alive. Few colored men that are
i aane think contrary. The remembrance OF tine
i nast hrinps them to this conclusion. Some TWO
eolored men, and perhaps one woman nave peSn
Il murdered in our streets in broad DAY hEht' We ~,
i have borne it. What have we done 10 merry
such treatment? With all that has peen ms.eu
out to US, we query whether under sucn citculn-
stances there could be Jury OF colorea men,
that would have rendered Veroies IN lasot , ~,
one of their color, who had committed suon
brutal crime upon a white man neither do we
belieye that the Jury that rendered the Veralc'
| think no. We are led to pause and consluer,
what form OF government the colored people Oh
| the limited States are under-an Empire OF
Kingdom Finally we opine that we nave ... Ieae
| in sneeehes delivered, that this was Wm.e
mans Government, the form of which pretenut
| 10 he repubican Will not God avenge the
Mlons' " '-e INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
RANKING HOUSE

JAY oooKE& 90.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
de ermined to close ta TsO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollArs
and thereafter to pay higher rate of interest than
per cent On further issue of its bonds the limited
remainder of the s-'Oioan is now being disposed
of through the usual agencies.
As the bonds Of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Companys lands at 1.IO, they are
in constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose and will continue to be after the loan is cos6d
"a fact which much enhances their value and
attractiveness as an Investment.
The Company has more than 500 miles of its road
built and in operation has earned title to nearly
ten million acres Of its land grantaud sales of anis
have thus far averaged IS 66 per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
| for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John McLear- 81 Son.
BANKERS,
No. COZ Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
whe NTempbIs RpidemIc.

There were "A interments at Memphis yester-
dav AGAINST 18 on tuesday Few persons have
Ieft the CITY on account of the cholera and there
ia little excitement. In Nashville continued
abatement in the cholera is reported. Nearg
All the cases Weld to treatment, and the mortal
lev 10 daaraaainQ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

OXFORD Gar WoRKs.-The stone for the
foundations Of the car shops is now being de-
liyered by the Phila. 4 Baltimore O. II. r. Co..
from their quarries on the line OF the road, near
Rock Run, Md The lumber will begin-to arrive
from Williamsport in in a few days, when the
framing will be commenced. The foundations
are all dug out and the masons will soon be at
work. A large force Of mechanics will be must
cred and operations go forward rapidly.-Press
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

In the Dover Jail, is John Carpenter, a black
man, who win be hung on the 27th Of this month
His crime Ia being found under bed, in house,
and it is assumed that he intended TO commit
rapei There are circumstances in his favor
which throw grave doubt on this inference, but
John will be hung, as sure IS the 27th day of
June comes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

Judge Gnpin charged the West Jury that they
might accept that part of the confession which
admitted the killing, and reject the part which
asserted 1t was dous in self-defence Bubex-sens-
tor Salisbury had already instructed them to the
oontrary. i-t isl-N f+Hic
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

The Annual meeting lof Progressive Friends
commences ct Longwood, to day. A number Of
our wilmington people will attend. There are
not SO many lions announced, and probably, by
compensation, q. few of the donkeys may be abb
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

West says he feels relieved" but he "never
doubted the result" That seems strange. Why
hsd he no doubt that he would escape any pun
ishment for murder --.tf-s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
The Red nTsa.

THE KIowAs TO BE HEARD FRoM-sANrANrA AND
BIG TREE NOT RELEAsED.
WASHINGTON, June IS.
Despstches from Fort Sill intimate that the
Kiowa Indians will be heard from. Santsnts and
Big Tree were not released. as promised, by
May 40,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

Under our present penal code, man who
steals loaf of bread is publicly whipped, but a
man who murders another, and cuts him up in-
to pieces, is not punished ct all. This seems
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
a warery Grave.

THREE PERSONS DROWNED IN An ATTEMPT 10
BOARD STEAMER.
WOODSTOCK, N. b., June IL.
Three persons were drowned while attempt
ing TO board the steamer Andeoer, from small
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
Marrtagcs.

sTRICKI,AND-DICK ERsON.-on the 11th inst.
at the residence of the brides paIsns Mo strc W. r.
land. Of Washington, D. u, to Miss Mary u. p'ek-
0rsan, of Wilmington, Del
RICE -GARToN.-Cn Tuesiay evening, June 10Th
by Rev. James Waters, Mr.. Washington hiee anu
Miss Annie e. Carton, all of this city
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
Weather secord.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. June IL
Probabilities For the Middle states, veering
to gentle and fresh Easterly to South-easterly
and generally clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
The Teurnumest.
WHAT THE KNIGHTS SAY

WHAT THE KNIGHTS SAY
As the tournament at Suffolk Park on Tuesday
was not an unqualified success, ana as tne
Knights have been somewhat criticised, 1t is but
fair to give their statement. They came from
Delaware at the request OF the persons having
the affair in chargeto ride for the prizes offered
Their expenses were to be paid, but they were
not to receive any money for riding. 1t should
be understood that these Knights are gentlemen
who frequently give tournaments ct home ior
amusement solely, and that they visited Phlla-
delphia not as professional, paid performers.
which the affair was managed, and greatly NOR
tilted at it's result. They claim that the mana
gers failed in every way to keep faith with them.
They were not allowed an opportunity to prac-
tice their horses, the prizes were not what theY
were promised to be, and the ground was NOT
that originally agreed upon. Philadelphia press
June 12.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
ztRW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TEN-C ant FLY TRAP WILL DESTROY
~ thousands of the insects. Also for sale wire
disn covers and mosquito screens, at
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. $50 (Eight Thirty-nve) Market &c below Ninth
philadelphia
AN sIORhy DAYS FOR REChEATIoNN IN
we haI par0r crcqlet and parlOr billiards and for
open air exercises various kinda OF field Croqut ana
TRUMAN q SHAW,
Ma $50 Eight Thirty-Dve Market st. below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

nh. lava State Sabbath School Convention Ia
4. a,sion Al Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Three
hundred delegates are present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
The Khiva Expedition.

REPORTED ADvERsEs MET WITH.
Sr. PETERSBURG, June IL.
It is reported that the KhiyA expedition. under
Gen, Kaufman, has met with reversse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
The Work of Rum.

. DRUNKEN FATHER FATALLY WOUNDS HIS WIFE
AND MURDERS HIS TWO CHILDREN.
HAMuToN OET June IL.