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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

REGULAR ETlNG-TRE BOARD TO VIEW THE
CITY HALL CELLS.
The first OF the ocular weekly meetings
OF the Board of Health WAS held Friday
night week, President Mccall in the Chaii
The Tenth Ward committee reported thai
the nuisance Of water in the cellars on
Mary avenue WAS being abated that
the uuis4nce of stagnant water on Reed
street had been ahated, and that the nui
stuce OF atAgnant water on West Liberty
street hnd been referred to the Street Com.
missioner, who will abate II Immediately.
The Committee on Impurities 10 tho
BrAndyWinc We're allowed 30 Tor the time
spent in gathering material Tor their report
aud an order for that amount was ordered
10 be drawn.
Mr. Bu2ine moved that the CLERK deliver
70 the manufacturers on the BransywinC
aud all others wishing them, copies oi the
report referred 10 above. Adopted.
Mr.. Eckel spoke Of the city cells and
believed they were a nuisance. He thoughi
IL was due TO those who suffered from The
UNIV holesome smell they emitted that Tho
Board should take some action IN the
matter.
Mr., Buzine said the cells were nuisance
An intOlerAhle nuisance. The stencil arts
ing from them At times WAS almost sitting
and the Board owe IL to themselves and Il
the citizens to thoroughly investigate The
matter.
! In view OF all this positive testimony thai
/ an intulerAhle nuisance is maintained ~ tht
I tlty HAN, one would hardly have expected
] that "a member. knowing nothing Of the
| subject under consideration. shoald get up
[ As did Col Mccullough, and say he didn't
/ believe that "A nuisance existed there.
1 lie did not, OF course call the gentlemen
| who inst testified TO the nuisance liars, hu
[ he did question their Veracity when he
asserted that IN his opinion no such nut
/ saute existed As they had described. One
I gentleman expects more consideration thar
/ this from another.
Mr. Eckel again asserted that the nuts
/ Ance does exist and the Mayor one dAl
quite recently WAS compelled to employ dis
lniectants to Kill the abOminAble smell tina
prevailed there.
The following nuisanccs were repurte
and the Board adjourned Hair from tan
yard lying ON the lot back OF jackson street
between Second aud Third: large numbe
Of nlthy prlviea Ia Union street the cor
tents OF night scayenger'a cart dumped o
! the South Side.
An order tor 1880 was directed 10 b
drawn In favor ut Glatts q Eekrl.
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A wuMtNnros FIRM RECEIVES AH ORDER
ron rAfER Ma MISERY IRON THE OLD
, 1873-05-25
4 LAKESIDE REVERlE.

Al II enticed from out some lustrous sea,
And made content to beautify the blue,
You evening star drips with redundant beams,
Nor sees rivals ray in az the West;
From out the generous East, the rising Noon,
a fresh-thfontu E.nprcss Of the Bhaiowy Night,
Comes In her eiIyery state while Iauper Earth
Layes in her magic smiles, and Eaughs hegemmed.
Down ut the hem1ning Of her azure realm,
Ths7e goeth out afar, and right. and left,
An aqueous glass, compound Of stuff 60 pure
That even mcT1n1fds you'd be chsry lest
Their sportin8s might aggrieve its cleanliness.
Broochcd on the rippling ofdng OF this sheet
a vague rGmotenees pa1nEered by the GlDam--
In watezy minicry her likeness sits;
The warelets coming to my feet steal each
FROM it tiny load Of melting light,
And seem disciplined procession OF,
A Aweird-woxe cord:ge OF resplendent strands
Thrown out from shore to give an anchorage,
And held disteut in depreciation lest, 1nsyhap,
Tho image which 1t fettera free itself
And fee from Evenings court to Dusk'5 domain.
From out chape1s walls back in the ionn,
An organ'a pipes impol rich sound-waves on
To meet the liquid waves that pat the sands;
Nought but the deep substrncturc Of the strain
Floats to my drowsy ear-it is enough;
Ny brain ia pleased to cuuturn up fne feet, =
And 10 ee itself In harmonies that scorn
Tho CALLING haEness Of acquaintauccship.
Wild wintry tossines DER, Earth dreams tonight,
While Peace with mothar-vigil throws spell =
Along the borders Of this aurhess sea,
And brooks no boistFo mocEngs Of her sway.
Perhaps zephyr, rompiug with its mate,
Annoys sleepy leaf ; all else is mute.
When last stood upon this beach, the n5y
Was car1nlne, and the waters blood-nke seemed;
I viewed Distinctions psnoply, and bra.thcd
Not Ill The circlings Of this hoary world
In thin yacu}ty have mcted out
Thc fiery peer Of that demontac night.
CHICAGO, 1873. JOHN McGovERN.
, 1873-05-25
THE LAST SUPPER. .

u And when they had sung hmm they went ont into
Mount OF Olives"
What song sang the twelve with the Savior
When finished the Sacrament 1lne2
We're they bowed and subdued in behavior,
Or bold Is made bold with sign?
Were the hniry breasts strong and dehant7
We're the naked arms brawuy and serong7
We're the bearded lips lifted reliant,
Thrust forth and full hardy with song7
What sang they7 What sweet song Of Zion;
With Christ IN their 1nidat like crown7 -
While here sat st: Peter, the lion;
And there, like lamb, with hesd down. J
Sat Saint John, with his silken and raven
Rich hair On his shoulders. and eyes
Lifting up to the f1ces unshaseu =
L;ke sensitiye eht}d's In surprise
Wa. the song as strong fishermen swinging
. Their nets full Of hope to tha sea l.
Or low like the rfpp1e-Wave, singing
:9ca-souEs on their loYed Galleef Z
We're they sad with foreahadow Of scrroxs,
Like the birds that sing low when the hreaza =:
Ii tip-toe with tale Of to-rnorrows- =;
OF earthquakes and sinking Of seas
All soft was their song al the wsyes aro -*.,
That fall in low musical means; =:
And sad should say Is the winds are
That blow by the whisa grave-stones.
From Joaquin 3filter's Eep Volnn1e 4f Poems. =
, 1873-05-25

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cessation of the seton Of the heart as a con-
elusive proof Of organic death, and coneidered il
ton or muscular immob;Iity under the battery.
The fact remains, mud it may now be coz
sidered Is ipcontestably demonstrated, that man
does not die at once that one Or more members
I've, and one or more functions retain their
no longer compelled to believe that the story ct
the head Of Madame Elizabeth biushing at an in-
suit offered BY the executioner, in the d:eadful
days Of the reign of terror, is a1together myth,
altogether tale told from the heart without
any participation from the intellect.
, 1873-05-25

One Of our residents who recently lost
horse called at Barnum'a drugstore yesterday
to solicit that dealer for small contribution to-
wnrd defraying the expenses OF another horse.
Barnum was not in, but the unfortunate citizen
SO viyidly described the extent Of his loas that
Al Scott, the clerk, commenced to CRY, snd
finally contributed \ quarter OF dollar to the
general fund This so touched the heart Of the
unfortunate man that, despite his Affections, he
ordered Aoda-water for himself and son, and
paid for it out Of tho quarter. Some men would
, 1873-04-19

Tho Chicago produce ,narketa were less active
sestorday. Meas pork was In falr donaud and
2oc per brl higher, closing at e1G.G0@16.U5 cash,
md @17.10 seller Juno. Lard waB more active,
and 15o per 100 lib higher, at s8.50@8.52111 cash,
md 8s.75@s.7711 seller Juno. Meats were very
quiet, but stronger, at oaa5@0>1o for shoulders,
89s@8}9c for ahort ribs, 8eG@8slo for short
o!oar, and 10@12o for sweet ptcklcd hams..
Hi8hwines woro moro active and firm at Bio per
gallon. Lake frelghts were dull ind nominal
at loo for corn to Buffalo. Flour waB
dull and easier. Wheat waa moro active In op-
tions, and 14@91o lowor, closing ut s1.1ss1D
1.1o94 cash, aud $4,000 Hellor May. Corn
whs moderately aotiyo md shado tirmer, clos-
Ing at a5@3eo cash, and 3e1lo seller May. Oats
woro in fair donlnna, aud advanced ITO, closing
1t 2eH@29o cash, and 2o96o seller HAY. Ryo
was quiet and 10 hlghor, at 67o. Barley was
quiet and easier, at 100 sellor the month, and
75o for choice car lots OF No. q. Tho cattle
trado Was 'actiyo At Thursdays pttoea. Noga
, 1873-04-19

Mr.. Duncan Campbell toiln through four COL
umns Of tho bureau County Republican IN order
to provo that tho decision of tho Supreme Court
III tho Alton Railroad case logically leads to these
conclusions l. That tile present Constitution
Of tho State confoys no additional powors upon
the Legislature In reference to tho regulation Of
tho ohargeu Of railroads constructed before said
Constitution WAS adopted. q. That tho question
Of the roaaonablonosa Of a elargo mado by
common carrier, or tho justco Of diacrin,ina-
tion, Is n judicial question to bo' determined by
nn examination Of tho facts bofore jury, and
cannot bo determined arbitrarily by the Gonoral
Assembly. Having established thoso points to
Ills satisfaction, he says:
What should we lo under such circumstances
can SEQ no better plan than to amend Tho SupreMo
Court by ooctng Judges from time to tirno who Will
not ony TO tho people tho benefits Of their Constitution
upon the subject Of railway reforu through dcpriying
s provisions Of constitutional forcc by dccitng 20 aa
10 allow hum only tho forco common law las had for
centuries.
Wo havo not heard anybody dispute lilo two
points which Mr.. Campbell is at sucl. prodigious
pains to establish. His multiplication OF words
upon them, Us well as tho conclusion which ho
reaclea, calls to mind the case Of tho chap who
took a run OF two miles in ordor to jump ovor q
procipicc. Tho bureau County Republican is
rather cautious in indorsiug Mr. .Campbolls
extraordinary production. It Hays that it ia
deserving Of particular attention at this time"
, 1873-04-19

tofeo that In Irresistible IN tho absence Of LANGUAGE
Which expreHsea this purpose too clearly 10 need
cons'ructou. We nfa convinced that no such results
woro Intended by tho Congrefs which pcoposcd these
amendments, nor by tho Legislatures OF tho statos
Which ratincd them.
Tho principal vnluo Of tllls decision grows out
Of the faot that II clearly and Enthusiastically do
finos tho province Of tho constitutional amond-
monts, and will lorenfter put quiotus upon
the thou5and-and-6no fo]loa aceking to bo legal
lied by hanging on to tho Fourteenth Amond-
mont. Vho Court declares TINT " tho oxintenco
Of l"ws In tho Statea whore tho new1y.omanci
pntod nogroos resided, wltcl, diHorimtnnteil with
gross unjustico and hardship against them rs 4.
claHs," was tho ond sought to be rou,odlotl by
the amendment. and at1ls:
II Tho States did not conform their laws to lts ro-
quircnonts, then ty tho fif section Of tho triclo
Congress authorized to enforce by suitable le-
islaiou. Nc loult very much whether any action of
Slate not drected by way Of discrimination ngnlnst
the negro race III caae, or nccont bg thcIr race
will ever bo hold cnso within tic p,,ry3ew Of this
prov'aion. 1t Is 40 clearly provision for at rnco
aud that emergency that srong case would bo nccct-
sary for ita application to uny other.
This is not only julicially but historically
trto. Tho framers Of tho amendment, tho Con-
gross which passed. 1t, mud tho Legislatures
which ratihed it, all understood its moaning
alikc. Tho whole pooplo of this country knew
TINT its intent was to invoat tho negro with tho
rights Of tho wllito man and mako linn citizen,
with the samo privilogos and immunitioa that
white mon enjoy, and that 1t Ind no powor to n-
terfore with municipal regulations, however un-
jr1at in themselves or with previously
State rights, and only had binding forco when
tho etato sought to deprive ~tho negro Of
his rights. It Is only recently that any
other construction has been placed upon
it, and that people havo sought to
override tho acts Of State Governments by ap-
poal to tho provisions Of this amendment. The
decision, therefore, is not only OF Importance rs
defining tho ronl scopo Of Tho constitutional
amendments, but 1t is timely in meeting tho
emergencies which aro constantly occurring in
the rotations Of tho Southern statos to tho Fod-
eral Government. It has long boen needed ns n
check upon tho contralizing tondonoios Of tho
Government, md upon tho determination Of tho
Administration to enforce its policy and to main-
tain its power oven ut tho expense Of the con-
stitutional prerogasiYoH Of tho States. The Bu-
prcme Court has not spoken moment too soon
Or any too boldly, on this snbjcct.
, 1873-04-19

FRET rAQE--The afodoc Wnr-bllsccllAneous Tolo-
grams advertisements.
REpOND pAGE-Tho :Farlnors' hioromont-Tho Louis
lana Dattlo-Tho Dartmouth College Caan~-JudRo
L&wrenoo 1ndorscd by tho Chicago 13aF -Nows
Paragraphs.
THIRD PA0E-Tho Courts--Tho Liquor Quoatiou-Per.
aonal Itornd.-The Abstract Qase-- nutchofod Him"
solt-Hallroatl Time blu--Adror.iaosnonts.
FOURTH PAGE-Editostals: Tho Now Orleans Abbht
tois Doclkton; 4 Trndes.Union 1tur1er-Uursont
News Paragra phs-Tho Htatu Capital.
FIFTH PAUE--Tho Bato Capital [Connued]-bfar-
kets by Telegraph -Adrorsomonts
61xTH PA0E-Monotsry and Commsrclal-Marins
Matters.
SEVENTH PAGE-smnll Adgestisemcnta; For salo, 10
Ront, Wantod. Boarding. Lodging. eto.
EIGHTH PAGE-TuroiGn Nows-Washngton Matters
Gtate Legislatures miscellaneous Tolecr&ms-Auo.
tlon Haios-8Enall Advertisements.
, 1873-04-19

The Compromise Railroad bill went through
tho House yesterday by yoto Of 122 to 10. It
then wont to the Senate. and waa referred, in
due order, to the Railroad Committee That
body, with hlr. Donahuo in the chair, agreed, by
vote Of to 2, to report the Donahue bill In
ita place, and appointed d subcommittee to pre-
pare eome amendments TINT would increase ita
chancea In the House, whero 1t has boon once
badly dpfeatol.
, 1873-04-19

Tho Keokull presbytery OF tho United Presby-
terrain Church has suspended several OF its COM
rieties, to-wit: 'the Grangos, or PatronH OF
Husbandry." Tho suspended mombers intond
10 appeal to tho Iowa Synod, ind, failing in that,
to tho General Assembly OF tho Church.
, 1873-04-19

According to tho report Of tho Superintendent
of the Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce, $780,
0oA hogs were packed during tho last season
throughout the country. This Ia an increase Of
Gal ,4G8 over tile winter before. There wes an
Increase in tho Average weight OF $40 pounds,
and in tho aggregate not weight of 172, ,o0O, 900
pounds
, 1873-04-19

Capt. Williams has beon cenaured by tho Hall
fax Investigating Commission. = We're it not for
his bravery after the ship struck, tho certificate
under which he ID allowed to sail would bo can
vn8ra.
, 1873-04-19
OH Ubi1fzgu Wribu1ee.
Saturday Morning, April 10, 1873.
tSuMDAY TRlBuME.

Advertisers In tho Sunday edition are requoatel to
rondense their favors and hnnd them In ut tho ofce
OF publication today, early possibls In order to
secura insertion aud proper classification.
, 1873-04-19

How the Pope ronlly 1s, nobody outside the
Vatican can discover. Ono dispatch asserts that
ho left his room yesterday aud attended to buai-
uess for several hours another says be is still
in bed, although bettor
, 1873-04-19

NEW York, April 1s.-A Colunbia a. O.
loapatch atates that James II. Allen, TreAauror
Of dreonyio County. WAS arreated yestor|ay,
charged with being q dofaulter to tho amount os
$4,000. rcoolyod for taxaa.
, 1873-04-19

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Ha!ltod street, sonth Of
Madison Hnsnro,non. OF Mr. +. 8. ChaufsAu. "Kit,
tho Arkausa. Trayelor.n Afternoon aud evening.
, 1873-04-19
openod dull and lomot, but closcl frm at 81. 40
@6.50. sboop .woro Btoady.

Marshal Pao1ard and United statoH Attorney
Dockwitl,, Of Now Orlonns, give tho Republican,
verBion Of tho Colfax nfrair. It was massaoro
equal In Atrooity to TINT of Fort Pillow. Tho
"wlittca wcro tho aggrossors. Thoy attempted to
ojeot tho parrish officers by forco and wore ro-
siBted by tho negroen upon tho order OF tho
Bhoriff, who summoned them US a posse.
No blacks were kl!od until after tholr
surrender, when thoy wero butchoroa without
nloroy. Tlirty-four prisoners wero nhot and
thrown into tho river. Sixty dond aud twolve
wounded blacks wore found OIL tho grounds, md
thore arc others In tho surrounding woods.
Armed wlito mon arc alill securing tho country,
and, in tho abaonco OF Federal troops, no arreHtB
could 10 mado. Attorney donoral Williams llas
ordered judicial investigation to DO mndo, and
Gen. Emory has boon ordered by tho War De-
partmont to give any military aid tint Ia asked
for by the Unitod statoa Courts.
, 1873-04-19

MYERS OPERA 1IousE-Monre9 stroot, bosveon
Btato aud Dearborn. Arlington. Cotton d Nomba'a
siinstrol and Burlosquo Troupe. Romeo and Juot."
Afternoon and svanEng
, 1873-04-19

KlXONS AbfpIIITHEATRE- Clinton, botwoon
Washington aud Randolph sttceb. Wilder Co.
National Circus. Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-04-19

AIKEN'8 THEATRE--vAbash avenue, ooFnor Of Con
Srcss. Engagement nf Stuart Robson. " Law In Nov
Yprk." Afteruoon and ovouug.
, 1873-04-19

M'VICKEn'B characterization atsoet, botween
Btato and Dearborn. EnGasosnont Of Mlss Nelson.
Matinee, "As You Like H." Evening. "Romeo aud
Juliet"
, 1873-04-19

Congressman Cotton, Of Iowa, has informed
40 Treasury TINT he will not accept his back
, 1873-04-19

gpiractes ngainnt tho lifo. lilorty, and property
Of all mon who do not recognize thoir behosts,
they arc outlnws, md 1t Is tho duty Of govorn-
mont to regard and treat them in that light.
, 1873-04-19

The bill lovylng e4,ooo,ooo taxes for Rtate
purposes has passed the House.
, 1873-04-19
The General Tax Bill Passed in the
House.
Work on the Appropriation
Bills in the Senate.
Tho School Fund---The West
Side Park Bill.
The House Votes for an Adjourned ses-
sion Next December,

Sptc!at Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PASSAGE or THE RAILROAD BILL.
sPn1NoF1ELp, April 18.-Tho Railroad bill
passed tho House this morning, yeaa 122, nays
10. There was no dobato. Tho voto WINS na fol-
Iowa:
, 1873-04-19


| Tho farmers will novor accomplish any good
| for themselves so long ns tAoy are tied to tho
tail Of any political pnrty-,,o natter what party
| aud run Ito machine awhile in tioir
| own interoBts. Lat 's FREQ Trade and
Farnefs, @ e., @ nghta y IT; lo MI awhile & an see see
W sat M and G eoay and and toWnshp Low al S uquesbu e @
mover mind tf,at things can't be any woEao than
they are. Lot some Of the fat pigs be pulled OFT
| tho toata md give tho otherA a chance awhile.
Lot tho farmers fire thor bullets straight into
tho ballot-box oyory time they got chanco-
| and Tor mon Of their own Helcction. Don't 1eayo
tho matter to tho lawyers or tho o1llce-holaors,
tie ysoaq aso s or ta 0 a is p
tic baot in doad oarnost. Tats tho oily "ty May
to accomplish anything Rock Island '(IA.)
1rgus.
If tho rai1roada understand tl,oir own intor-
estH, aud aro governed by common sense IN
shaping their policy tloy, will sock an alliance
out policy In violation Of law aud in conflict
witt, tho public sentiment Tho farmers n1st
aud viii insist that the railroads shall obey the
laws Of tho State, the Ha1no aB inaiyidtala-be-
you'd that thero is no oa,lBo OF hostility botweon
tho railroads alll tho farmers, but, ul. tho con-
trary, toro IL evory for cordial co-opor-
alton to procure the repeal OF tho tnriE.-Keloa-
nee (IN) Independent
Already wo llnyo had humorous Instances.
and thoy aro still occurring throughout tho
South, mud sometimes also at tho North, In
which elections hro Az absolutely controlled to
bring about tho Desired resulta aB MI army IN
controlled by tho comnlnntler-in-ohief. II tho
next Prosid ut iB elootel by tho froo votes of
tho people, tho predictions Of many Of our mort
moderate and BaEaclous statosnol will DO falul-
tiod.-1alceston It1.) Ne.rs:
-Wo thinh it better to kill tle Indiana. Tho
only way to doal with them now IL 10 keep thom
Oil reservations, and tho only way to keep them
on reservations ia to ahoot them; ct any ratio,
to shoot thom whonoyor tloy venture to tjot foot
outsido thu limits assigned thou1. 70 q great
naany kind-heartod bus iupracticable ponplo os,r
propositions sound harah, nnohrlstlanlike, and
donlouiao; but, then, tlleae FOLKS cannot seem
to understand that wo aro talking about demons.
Nor would We DO understood as recommending
that the Government embark in tho enterprise
Of ontorminatIng Indians either us pas-
tmo or buainoss; nothing ot thc sort.
We would not BY any 1neanH havo Indiana shot
wlon they arc behaving themselves; but wo de-
Hirs to bo lualcr9tood ~ saying that tho only
way to make Indians bohayo IL to shoot tlenl
When they DO not behayo. That IL all.-Ni'pats-
kee Sentinel.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-18

ILL for removal of Humboldt county
.eat was received.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Ses-
sions, Morrison and Prague on the joint
committee of six to look after and report
UPON matters relating to the granting OF
land to the State by the General Gov
eminent for university, mining school
purposes, etc.
At 80 House took q recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Speaker in the chair.
Act to tax net proceeds of mines. In
definitely postponed by a vote of 81 to "A.
2 Act to procure photographs of con-
victs. Passed.
In Committee Of the Whole. Mr..
Mack in the chair.
In time Committee rose and recon-
mended reference of bill to incorporate
the city Of Virginia to the portion of the
Storey county delegation from that city.
Mr.. Morrison committee OF
one, reported bill to incorporate Ancient
Order of Hibernians, ETC., reported that
the word Miners Union had been
stricken out.
MIR. Morrison gave notice of bill for
the establishment of Insane Asylum.
Mr.. Sessions begged to be relieved
from the serving on the University Com
mittee, and Street was appointed by the
Speaker to fill his place.
At $3.50 Assembly adjourned.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-18
THE CENTENNIAL FAIR.

On tomorrow, "Wednesday even
ing, as we are requested to state by
Major Mccoy, there will be meet
ing held in the Assembly chamber for
the purpose of explaining the char
acter and opinions of the projected
Centennial Fair, which is to be held
at Philadelphia on the Fourth of
July, 1876. This splendid enter
prise has been SO fully explained,
lately, in these columns. as not to
need further elaboration even were
it not for the fact, that in Mvjor
Mccoy it has an able and enthusi-
astic exponent and advocate who
will, seconded by others who feel an
interest in the matter, lay the whole
history, drift and significance of the
same before the understanding of all
who present themselves at the, As
sembly chamber on tomorrow even
ipr