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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

NOTABLE EARS OF CoRN.-Ihe Practical
Farmer SdyS:-Jas. ID. Peck, of West White
land, Chester county, selected an ear of corn on
which were 400 grains ranged rs rows. lie
astonished to find that anybody thinks 1920
grains good many. Israel Beider near Ches-
ter Valley, picked two ears off the top of his
pile OF corn, on one of which were 20 rows and
l29G grains, and on the other &c rows and 1920
grains. Crosby Pyle, of Franklin, sends us an
ear of corn, on which arc 81 rows, average 81
grains to Il row, making total Of 1924 grains.-
The same paper records the finding OF four per
feet ears on one stalk at equal distance apart o.
ordinary size and wei! filled.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

CoRNED BEEr.--Corned beef should never
be boiled. 1t should only simmer, being placed
on part of the range or stove where this pro-
cess may 60 on uninterrupted from four to six
hours, according to the size of the piece. II it
is to be served cold let the meat remain in the
liquor until cold. Tough beef can be made
tender by letting ii remain in the liquor until
next day, and theu bring it to the boiling point
lust hQfDlc serving.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15
nj. Nj. CHILD a. Go.
OFFER TIE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.

OFFER TILE FOl.LUWlNG REAL I-SlAlE roA'
SALE.
Ono three-story Brick, front yard, No. 2l0 We
Tenth street, possession at once.
One threestory brick, No. i2l East Sixth street will
be sold bargain.
One three-story brick, front and side yards, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home.
One three-stOry brick, No. l.. Fourth street in
good repair, Tor will rent.)
One twO-story brick, with side yard; within two
squares Of CitylRailway Depot.
Two elegant two-stOry bricks, with Mnnsard story,
No. HOO and HOP Broonc street, whh all modern I'M
provemcnts.
One elegant Market street property, one-hali of the
purchase money may remain
one three-story brick on Second street, between
West anil Washington.
That splendid house AMI lawn, No. 9O7 Delaware
Avenue, with all the modern mprOv ements. Terms
easy.
one thrce-stOry brick House Orange street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth $3.50.
One threc-story house, No W. Fourth street.
between Jefferson and Madison
A Frame House and lot, Union street near Front
Price 81 200.
one three story brick, W. Sixth street, near Jcfler
son, with side and front yard
One small farm OF Sixty acres, i'll Brandvwinc Ill.,,
Il either sell or exchange for improved City proper
~.
A farm in Bucks County, Penns Manor. OF 100
acres superior land, terms accommodating Apply
to NJ, NJ. CHILD ~ CO.,
apr10 No. 4, w. Sevt nth street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

The funeral of Uakes Amcs took place on
Sunday at North Easton, Mass. 1t was largely
attended. among those present being Vice
President Wilson, Senator Boutwell,, Represen-
tatives Gooch and Butler, ex-Congressmen Rice
and Rollins, Ex-Governor Gardner, Mayor
Pierce Of Boston, several members of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature, Collector Russell, Of
Boston, and other prominent persons. The
burial service was read by Rev. w. L. Challin,
pastor of the North Easton Church. Eulogies
on the deceased were delivered by Rev. r. r.
Shipper, of the American Unitarian Association
and Rev. Z. q. Hussey, of Bille-ica, who spoke
of Mr.. Ames' "disinterested generosity and
"practical Christianity" Eight of MIR. Ames'
employees acted as pail bearers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15
To Contractors.
PROPOSALS WILLIE received by the street Com
mittee at the Office OF tho Street Commissioner, until

PROPOSAI.S WILLIE received by the street Com.
mitee at the office OF tho Street Commissioner, until
THURSDAY, MAY 18TH, 1878,
At g O'Clock, p. M, FOR BUILDING AN INvER-
TED CULVERT IN THE
Bed Of Poplar street. including six nets and traps at
the corners OF Second Third and Fourth streets, as
may be required also, three Manhoea required
the said Manholes to be two feet in diameter and to
extend to the crown of the street, the Cuvert to
mence at the Christiana creek, running up Poplar
street to about seventyhve feet ono hundred feet
above Fourth street. the Culvert to be four feet in
diameter in the clear, the walls to be nine inches
thick, and 10 BIO made of tho best quality OF hard
brick, laid in cement.
The Contractors to do the axcavsting and to
the earth and to relay the pavement, leaving the st.
In good condition Ii now 10, furnishing all the
material required for the completion Of the work the
alton for the Calvert " be eight feet deep be-
low the grade of the str eet.
The Committee reserve the right TO reject any or
all bids.
No bid will be received unless 1t be from respon-
sble party. WILLIAM CANBY
Chairman of Street Committee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

w. l.. Wheeler, an employee in the shoe store
of Perry, Clark IL Co., OF Baltimore, lost or was
robbed Of $1,000 in that city, on Saturday. lie
drew the money from bank for the payment Of
the hands, and it disappeared on the way from
the bank TO the store.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15
District Court of the United)
States for tho District OF In bankruptcy

In the matter of William II pierson, Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, IS.
This is to give notice that on the It'll day of MAY,
1873 warrant of Bankruptcy was issued out OF the
District Court OF the United States for the District of
Delaware aganst the estate OF William II. Person of
Wilmington in the County OF New Castle, in said
District, who was adjudged bankrupt ON his
pctton that the payment of any debts and the de-
livery OF any property belonging to such Bankrupt,
to him. for his use and the transfer OF any proper
ty by him are forbidden by law, and that meeting
OF the Creditors OF said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one more assignees OF his
tate, will be held at Court of bankruptcy, to be
holden at No. 600 King street, In Wilmington City,
before Levi G. Bird, ESD, Register in Ban kruptcy
Tor said District, eli the It'll day Of june, A. d. 1878
| at O'Clock, y. m. JOHN M. DUNN,
| mayl2 U. ), Marshal for said District.
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Notice..

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-I have this day associated
Walter ID. Bush, with me in the Freighting and Coal
business, under the firm name Of Gko. w. BUSH Il
Son. GEO. w. BUSH.
The new firm respectfully solicit a continuance of
the patronage the public generously gyento the
old firm.
feb3- GEO. W. BUSH Il son.
Wilmington, February LIST, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

House on casterly si,o of Madison street, above
Eighth. Houses in south Wilmington near tho ku-
ling mill Also houses different parts OF the city.
Apply to W. McCAUiIIEY & co.
G06 Market stress,
mar IO-tr Wilmington, Del.
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WAGES! WAGES !

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
l. Any person. old or young. Of either sex, can
Wanted by all. Suitable to either City or Country,
and any season OF the year. This Is opportun-
ty for those who out of work and out of money,
to make an independent living. no capital being
CURED. Our pamphlet, "HOW TO MAKE A
LIVING" giving tull instructions sent rec eipt Of
10 cents. Address, A. BURTON 81 CO., Morrisania.
Westchestcr Co., New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

HOMEoPA IHIC MEDICINES AT THE DEL
WARE Avenue Drug Store.
uprI ". II. ALRICHS Apothe cary
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mar l0-tr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

Quay his the best silk hats in town for the
money. may12-lmo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
THE LATEST NEWS.

1.-THE wife Of Henri Rochefort Is dead
Geo. Lipman OF Cincinnati on hit
way 10 Germany died Tuesday in Hobo
ken.
Lockwood s Co., bankers Of N. Y.
successors to Legrand, Lockwood & Co..
have failed.
1t Is said tho tax department Of New
York City has sued the Pacific Mai
Steamship Company for taxes on theil
personal property worth 100000.
The boiler in Hyman's tannery, al
Loudon, Ont, exploded on Friday morn
ing, killing tho engineer and wounding
fatally two others.
Henry Fralich was hanged at Syra,
cuse, N. Y, Friday forenoon, tor the mur'
der Of Peter SChafter. He made speech
denouncing the Judge and District Attor'
ney.
Grants soap works at Twenty.third
and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia were
burned Friday morning. Several per-
SONS were injured and three reported
killed.
"A Columbia, s. G., special states that
James II. Allen, Treasurer Of Grecnville
county, was arrested, Thursday, charged
with being delaulter for $4,000 taxe5.
james McHenry OF North Britton,
Conn, succeeded in cutting his throat at
the Adams House in Chicago, Friday
forenoon, Cause unknown.
Homer Love Of New York and John
McMahon Of Rutland, VT, have been
matched to wrestle. Tho best two II
three square back falls for $4,000 and the
championship OF America.
The British Consul at New York Il
apprehensive that McD DonneIl, Of the BRnk
OF England forgeries notoriety, may es
cape from the Ludlow street jail, and hRl
employed the oflcels Of that institution L
keep constant watch over him.
The agricultural scrip Of Florida
purchased by Mr.. Lewis, OF Cleveland
has been paid for, aud ex.Gov. Bloxhan
has deposited the funds, $Sl 900, subject
to the order OF the Board ot Trustees ap-
pointed by the Florida Legislature.
AT a meeting Of the directors OF thC
Valley Railroad, held in Cleveland Thurs
day, the following officers were elected
stiIiman Witt, Cleveland, President; D
| L, King, Akron, Vice President; S. r
Everett, Secretary and Treasurer; P. II.
Dudley, Chief Engineer.
Charles Tugard, supposed to be ar
English torger, was arrested at thI
Adams House, Boston, Friday evening
having In his possession number o
forged checks. Tugard arrived In New
York in February and losing hi
money OF faro, adopted forgery as I
means Of raising the wind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19

ACLARKsBUR0 correspondent furnishes
this morning a rather humorous account
ofthe majestic way in which that ante'di'
luyian institution, the county court, moves
of iu old Harrison. 1t reminds one
somewhat o: tho man who had been
elected Squire" and went home bursting
with gratiied vanity to tell his family.
The children gathered around to know If
they were all squires now. mo, you
FOOLS" said the proud mother "only your
F.ther and l." The worshiplul county
court of Harrison appears to have decid'
cd its numerical status in good deal the
same way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRANoGsCo, April 1O.-Tho habeGl
corpus case ol r. D. Bogart. the paymas'
ter's clerk arrested for embezzlement and
desertion from the navy yard, before
Judges Hoffman and Sawyer, will to-day
probably be under advisement. The pris-
oner attacks the Jurisdiction Of the court
martial convened at Mare Island TO try
the case.
Commodore Watson died in q fit oi
apoplexy this evening at Vallejo.
At Almas this evening, Amdrasia Car
ntco, shot and instantly killed M. Larnits
Garcia, widow OF the late Don Ratel
Garcia. Carnico run h short distance
shot and killed himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
Pork Packing Statistics of Cincin-
natl.


CINCINNATI, O., April 1S.-The official
report of S. D. Maxwell, Superintendent
Of the Chamber Of Commerce on Pork
Packing, for the year ending March 1st,
1878, embracing both the summer and
winter packing, is promulgated to-day.
1t shows the whole number Of hogs
packed from November 1st, 1872, 10
March 1st, 1873, 10 be 5,4jG,OO4, an
actual increase over the preceding winter,
Of Gel ,4OS. Tho aggregate production Of
lard Is OSGO0,0O pounds, an increase o.
80 900 600 pounds. average increase and
4s.lOO pounds. Total cost, $50, Sal 900
showing an increase Of So 100000. Mess
pork produced ,345, $50 barrels;primc mess,
3l,GO2; clear, 0,220; rumps, 1G,9G3. These
figures arc exclusive Of California. Sum
mer packing last year, 4O5, 900 hogs; aver
age 239 pounds net. The report also
shows receipts of hogs from New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore for
period corresponding to the winter and
summer packing as follows: receipts in the
lour cities, four months ending March 1st,
1873, ! 1,4GJ,000 increase over the cores
ponding period Of the preceding year;
$4,000 receipts Tor the eight months end
ing Nov. 1st, 1879, $4,000 600 hogs, on In
crease oI $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
Decision In Regard to the RESPONSE
bility OF Telegraph Companies.

New YoRX April 1s The Supreme
Court Of Massachusetts has sustained the
vaIldi,Nol the blanks used by telegraph
companies In nm action brought TO rccov'
e! damages for the Eon-delivCry OF an
unrepeatcd day message written upon the
usual blank of the Western Union TclC-
graph Company, the court held that in
elect, the Company assumed no response
bIlily for dispatches not insured or re-
nratnd
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, April 1S.-River falling
slowly with s feet inches water in the
channel. Arrived-Baltic, with 400 tons
iron ore. The towboat Leopard departed
for Cincinnati to-day with seven boats Of
coal and three fuel boats, containing 49,.
600 bushels. Weather cloudy and cool
with occasional drizzling showers. Busi.
ness at tho wharf not very brisk.
CINCINNATI, April lS.-Rtver 2S feet
and rising.
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Adams, Grafton on sewnrd.

ALBANY April 1s.-Thc Senate and
Assembly, Governor, State officers, Judi
cisry and Common Council Of this city
met at the capitol at ten o'clock this morn
ing, formed in line and marched to the
North Reformed Dutch Church, TO listen
to an Grafton Of Charles Francis Adams
on the late Wm. II. Seward. Alter music,
prayer and reading Of the memorial and
resolutions OF the Legislature, Mr.. Adams
was introduced to the audience by Gov
Dix, and begun his oraLion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
Congressional Excursion To Calves
ton,

CHICAGO, April 1s.-NIr. J. W. Dwyer,
who was authorized by the various rail-
road companies to organize the Congress
sional Excursion TO Galveston, Texas. in
May and arrange with tho Pullman Car
Company for sleeping cars, arrived here
this morning from st. Louis. He has
completed a contract for the necessary
cars, which arc to be fitted up with every
possible convenience. Mr.. Dwycr re-
ports that the people Of st. Louis ore In
earnest in preparing for Congressional
Convention to be held at the same time.
Gen. Anson Stager, General Superintcu-
dent OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, will send telegraph operator
with the party for the convenience ol
those who may wish to send dispatches
ind the Associated Press will also be rep
resented. Mr.. Dwyer left for Washing
Ton this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19

Railroad Accident,

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 1s.-A train Or
the Iowa Eastern Narrowguage railroad
ran off the track at Beula6 Junction, TO-
day, wrecking the engine, and inIuring
the engineer. Timothy Lyons, fireman
had his leg broken, and head so badly
smashed that recovery Is impossible.
At Amboy, ILL.,, tonight, Ed. Egan, g
drsyman, was stabbed, and almost in
stantly killed by John McGraw, with
whom he had quarreled in saloon. Nc
Graw was Immediately arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
Tho Apaches sueinr for Peace.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-AdyiCes
from Prescott to April 8th say that troops
arrived at Camp Verde on April 4th, fol-
lowed by one hundred Apaohes, anxious
to surrender-the first time in history
that these tribea have sued for peace.
Chatapan, one OF the head chiefs, said no
asked for peace not because he loved the
whites, but was afraid to do otherwise.
Cochise's warriors are the only ones in
Arizona now depredating, They are still
committing terrible outrSges across the
line. The people Of Sonora are under
protection Of the United States.
Gen. Crook issues the following order :
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF ARIZONA, !
PRESCOTT, April 2. !
With pleasure tho announcement Is
made Of the surrender oflarge numbers Of
Indians, lately hostile, against whom mil
itary operations have been prosecuted for
the past four months. The assurance
is made through the chiefs OF these tribes
that they desire their people to conclude
a permanent peace. These propositions
are made in the midst OF campaign In
which they have been seriously punished,
and tho Department Commander, 6eliev.
ing in their sincerity, announces, and
hereby declares peace with the tribes
referred to. The basis Of this peace is
simply that these Indians shall cease plum.
dering and numbering, andremain on their
several reservations and comply with the
regulations made by the government
through the authorized agents. So long
therefore as they remain true to their
agreement, they will be protected by the
military in this department, and enjoy oil
their rights under this peace, and after
sufficient time shall have elapsed to ona-
BILE the friends Of any renegades still at
large to bring them in upon their proper
reservations. The post commanders will
use the troops at their command to pur-.
sue and force them in case any such strag.
Cling bands continue TO remain absent
without authority, and they will be forced
to surrender or be destroyed.
By command OF
Signcd] MAI. GEN. CROOK.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 17.-Every mail
from Arizona brings news of the con.
tinued deprcdations of Cochise and the
Apaches from the reservations on the peo.
pie Of Sonora. The Mexican troops have
pursued him TO the frontier, but dare not
cross the line. The latest news is that
Cochise is preparing to invade tho dis.
tricts Of Altar and Magdalen, and tho peo.
pie Of the Mexican territory are preparing
to receive him. This is ono Of the results
Of tho impunity Of the MexicanS depre-
dating on the people Of Arizona, and the
principle is revenge and reprisal.
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0keGttelliqetrcer.
TnE bids for site for the Parkersburg
custom house will be opened to-day.

THE Parkersburg JOurna! says the
West Va. Commission TO the Vienna Ex-
oosi,lon are now selecting West Va. Curl
osities for exhibition. DR.. THOMPSON OF
Putnam has been selected as the mostre-
markable "lossil." MCMILLAN is collect
ing rare specimens OF broon-sage, buck
plantain and imperfect dried apples
MCMILLAN himself ought to be sent. He
could teach the "ciFete despotisms" OF
Europe something new about statesman
ship. 1t would be q good joke on the
Vienuesc to send him G. .. d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19

HALIFAX, April 1s-E. Mcdonald,
Collector OF Customs here, gave judgment
in the Atlantic inquiry, to-day, in open
court. commended the conduct Of the
officers after the ship struck but he con
dcmned her management from the time
she bore up for Halifax at p. ". on the
3lst Of March, especially the captains
conduct in leaving deck ut midnight; his
certificate might be cancelled but in con.
sideration OF his efforts to save life il
should be revoked for two years. John
Brown, fourth officer, Is to be suspended
TOR three months,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
Fatal Arrny ON the steamer Arlington

MEMPHIS, April 1S,-This morning two
coloTed roustGrs on the steamer Arling-
too, named Ed. Lancaster and John
Black, QuarrelGd, and the latter attempted
to use Il sheath knife, when Lancaster
seized stick Of wood and struck him on
the head, crushing his skull. Black was
taken 10 the hospital in dying condition
and Lancaster was arrested. They both
live In Cincinnati, OHIO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19

Bass IN THE sHENANDoAH.-Black
bass are said 10 abound thickly in both
branches of the Shenandoah river, high
IN, As none OF these fish were ever
transplantcd into the Shenandoah waters
they must have worked their way up
from tho Potomac, and arc consequently
out of the stock placed in the river some
years since at our city.-CHm5crEand
NtirS
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The lowest barometer will continue
Saturday over the lower lakes, and the
storm centre on Massachusetts, Bay will
continue moving toward Nova Scotia
For Northern New England and the low,
er lakes, continued cloudy and clearing
weather. For the Middle States, partly
cloudy weather with westerly winds
For the Southern States, westerly winds,
rising temperature and generally clear
weather, except on the Texas coast
where southerly winds with cloudy
weather are moro probable. For the up
per lakes and northwest, rising barome.
ter, northerly winds and clear weather
CautiOnary signals will continue at Port
land. Maine, and Eastport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19

ANaged and highly respected citizen OF
Main street was very much interested in q
picture OF what ne thought was new
kind Of stone bruise, and cxpatiated tC
some length on the progress Of medical
science at this day, before he discovered
TINT the engraving was d draft OF 3 fash
ionablc sleeve trimming for ladies. Then
he laid down the book and sworc.-DGR-
burn NetpS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
Royal Patronage of Masonry In Eng
land

New York, April lS.-London papers
Of the Sth, state that at a banquet follow.
lug the installation Of the Prince OF Wales
as Grand Master of the United Order and
Grand Conclavc Of the Masonic Knights
Tcmplars Of England and Ireland, His
Royal Highness announced that the
Queen was already patroness OF tho craft
0f Masonry, and would bO patronesS
likewise of their United Order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
A Congressman Who Takes the
RiVLt VIrIv oC tho NStcHl.N

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-RepresenLa-
tive Crcbbs, OF Illinois, has returned to
the Treasury his extra pay. Orebbs says:
"As persislently opposed the passage ol
the bill for increase OF pay, | could mol
cOnsclenliouBly accept the money"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
The New York Usury Lnw..RePeAl
Recommended by Grand Jury.

New YoRK, April 1s.-The Grand
Jury, instead Of finding indictments for
violation oEthe usury law, have united in
a Recommendation TO the Legislature TO
repeal'the law 80 far as 1t applies TO the
city and county Of New York,
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TIE sudden death OF u citizen of slaw'
sou, on Tuesday, made deep impression
upon one of his neighbOrs. The day be
was buried was the day he was going &c
show his neighbor good spot for sassa-
lras -DGnbnrN NeloS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19

MONTREAL, April lS.-A rapid rise in
the ST. Lawrence river has flooded ST..
Paul street. In Point ST. Charles the
inhabitants arc using boats and RATS.
Tho farmers along Lachine Road are
submerged from three to eight feet deep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
ENGLAND.
REMAINS OF BISHOP McnvA1NE.

A@--A@'@ N@ @AsASA N-NSAA4AA@'@'
LONDON. April 18.-The remains oI
Bishop McIlvaine, Of Ohio, who died in
Florence, are in Westminster awaiting
shipment. The funeral services will take
place to-day. Benjamin Moran, Secre-
tary Of the United States Legation, will
be DAll bearer.
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Mr.. Creswell's Excursion Party.

NASHVILLE, April 49, Postmaster
General Crcswell, Hon. Simon Cameron
and Senator Howe Of Wisconsin, arrived
here to-day from Memphis on their tour
through the Southern StAtcS,