Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
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Alta special meeting Of the .'Ilousch0iders
Association OF Wilmington on Saturday even
ing last charges were brought against certain
Henry uahI-en, "A Lutheran theological student.
of having created dissatisfaction among the
Swedes Dahlrcn admitted that he had told
some OF them that they could get higher wages
in the larger cities but denied the other charges
Persons present, however, stated that he had en-
deavorcd 10 persuade them 10 leave their humes
After some severe comments on his conduct
resolutions were adopted declaring paheen un-
worthy Of the public confidence
This Is the same fellow, who on several oc-
easions lately, came TO Midd e,ows To preach to
the Swedcs. Since his real orraai is so far op-
posed 10 religious purposes. II would perhaps be
we'll for ihose interested to keep a look out for
him and prevent him from having an oppor,un-
iiy TO ,smper with the Swed.s in this Yicini,y.
Town BaiIin.
The authorities Of Midde,own have at las,
succeeded In finding man who Is willing 10
| take upon him the responsibilities OF policeman
/ and town constable.
Mr.. John ". Hayes has consented 10 under
take the performance OF tho duties of that re-
| spoHsible position, in return for which The city
fathers have agreed to donate 10 him the sun
| OF 5000 90 per AMMAN, which with $50 from the
n Il. Co. Tor keeping order around the depot,
and the fees pertaining TO the consiabeshiI
| and such other work as he may do, will doubt
less prove a right eomfor,abls mid 10 Mr.. II
Mr. H. will also trim and ligh, the steet lamp,
and keep the crossings clear OF mud, and IL HI
| will only kesp the corners clear of obs,ruciioni
In the shape Of American idols he will be a put
lie benelactor.
spsssasns from the Gold Mincs.
We were shown on Tuesday by Mr.. Johi
Biliopp, several beautiful specimens OF gold or
and quartz, brought by tina, gentleman from III
| ,.,f wh,ra IA. has taa "A lto,
the past two years. Mr.. Billop gives CLOWN,
descriptions OF the mining coantry, and Of iif
In the mines.
ifany Of our young men are contemplating
trip to the gold diEgngs !, nigh, lie proh,abl
to Interview Mr. Biilopp before starting, as b
will, We have no doubt, cheerfully impari :
; them much useful information regarding tina
country.
Tratn ~ Cars Injassd.
A collision occurred, on Tuesday morning
between the 9: 30 train from Philadelphia aad
freight car near Chester, which, though stane
ing on the siding, extended too far towards III
main track. Essry car on the long trails wr
scratched aud scrapcd along the top, from en-
TO end, while, on some OF the cars the corner
were broken and the ventilstors smashed IN
None Of the passengers were injured, thoug
, some OF them were badly frightened
, A vesssl laden with fruit was wrecked o
feves, and large portion fths cargo drine
sahore. Oranges and lemons by the hundred
se bushels we're strewed nisng the beach On
carried on 10 large quantities by anybody wh
, etnse to collect them. Tiry we're finally sol
BY the underwriters In sections for nonini
, price.
! =. ans.s 2. =. chsseh. lssaAissswn.
.To-porrow, Eas,sr Sunday. services At II
TAe annssi inessing Of the tsw-holdsrs vi
take place on Faster Msadsy (i(th, 10 the chal
81, O: o'clock, r. H., for he psspose Of slectis
y<sirg ior the rect twsivs nsetes.