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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05
THE
,Euxemburger 6azsttt'
70 catholic Weekly
published by tho
GERMAN CATHOLIC PRINTING Co.,
DUBUQUE IOWA.
fx.xs: $3.50 per annum, iAvariasy ID
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iSsSe 3tiie ibsr eiata 3sdtO dsntsD
~ Bsi mstrmalisu Gtnsate biuisss.
~ OrSsere iahrliae Na,etDes eerSes
tn Veraaltnis tiaiser bers9nef.
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n@ 10 gents per 3sas far bshsuss Nss'ssa
II Der 9sfalipalts.
~ 0eturtsaNaetaeE Dtratbsn
uaS IsbeSfSlle merben ale xsealtS sers0net'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Supposed Murder in Dorohest r.
A MAN CHARGED WITH BEATING HIS FATHER-IN.LAl
T0 DEATH

MAN CHARGED WITH BEATING HIs FATHER-IN.LAw
TO DEATH.
On Sunday, the 7th, in Lakes District, Dorches-
ter Co., Md, Robert Insley was found dead, with
five of his ribs broken several of them in two
places. The Cambridge Herald adds the fol-
lowing particulars -
The wounds showed very conclusively that he
had been murdered, and suspicion Immediately
fastened upon VIM. McCarter, his son-in-law.
Mr.. McCarter aud his wife have had. on differ
ent occagions many quarrels. She did not wish
to live with him. and her fathor-Mr. Insley-
furnished her with home and protection. On
Friday night. before the murder, McCarter
called at Mr. Insleys and wanted his wife to go
home with him. Her father obieeted and they
had fierce quarrel ON the spot, each threaten
ing the other with personal violence. Next
morning Saturday Mr.. Insley started to go
about his daily vocation, and at night he di not
return home. On Sunday morning the neigh
bors turned out en- nldsse in search of the MISS
ing man. Mr.. MoCtrter being bne of the num-
ber. They found . place ia the county road
where two men had evidently engaged in per-
sonal combat, and following a track made by
cart, they found the dead body Of Mr.. Insley
lying in a ditch. The cart track corresponded
with the wheels Of Mr.. McCarter's cart one OF
them being broader on the tread than the other.
There is also other evidence against the aecus-
ed
DIR. L. E. johnson, the physician at the post
mortem examination. testified that the death of
the deceased resulted from the wounds inflicted
upon his body BY some person or persons, and
the verdict of the Ooroner's inquet5 was that
Mr.. Insley came to his death from the blows in
fiicted by the hands of Mr. VIM. McCarter or
some unknown person or persons. Mr.. McCarter
is now in Jail awaiting his trial, which will prob
ably come off at the November term Of our Cir
cult Court,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
The Opern Hnnnn.

ENGAGEMENTS AHEAD-NEw SCENERY ADDED.
Among the engage nents made for the Opera
II 1use, are the following;
y. L Davenport and Company, October lat
James Ward. OF Philadelphia will bring a
Star and Company, (perhaps Lotta) on the
evening OF October 20 and 21.
Charlotte Thompson, on the evening OF No
vember ~ and 2S. This lady is talented aud
charming artistic.
RInggold Rockwell, from wallacks Theatre
New YORK. on the evening OF December Is and
10. JAS. IL. Stoddart is the Star OF the Com
pany.
John I. Ford has the House, for the Holiday
week, between Christmas and New Year and
18Th. -
John B. Cough will lecture ON the evening Of
January %, for the Young Mems Free Library
and Reading Room.
The Washington Fire Company will give their
annual ball on the evening OF February 20.
Mrs. d p. Bowers aud her Company will be
here February 2 and 8.
The Wallace Sisters, on the evenings OF March
l1th and l2th.
A handsome new scene, showing a Gothic
library, painted by the eminent scenic. artist
Russell Smith, has Just been received at the
Opera House, and will be set up by the STAGE
carpenter IL is accompanied by appropriate
wings" Other new scenery will probably be
added, from time TO time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
--latest General News.
q ATKINsoI

The railroad contest in California oontinua,
warm AtSAoramento, on Friday, President Stan
ford, OF the Central Pacific, addressed meotip,
OF workmen, in the oompany's shops. He sale
that the people had decided against railroads
and conse 1uently the bonds of the compan1
would not be salable in the eastern states or In
Europe. and construction must be STONED, that
many OF the workmen would be discharged a,
once. and other discharges would follow. or
saturday evening great ovation" was tender
sd Governor Booth, at San Francisco. and he
made an address to 900 people in the etrasts
he referred briefly TO Stanford's statement. AZ
sacramento, and said the bonds are worth a.
much now IS ever, but il the credit of the com
Pany depended on pledging the manhood and in
oePohuence OF the people OF California, the SOON
or It's credit was destroyed the better.
s The President has appointed Alexander r.
shepherd Governor OF the District OF Oolumbia
TO succeed Cooke, resigned Henry A Wiard
becomes Vice President Of the Board of Pnblic
Works by Mr.. Shepherds promotion.
The annual Communication of the Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows OF the United States. he.
gins It's session ct Baltimore to-day.
Attorney-General Williams has gone To Hart.
lord 70 represent the Government in the Credit
hobiler suit, which will come up there to.mor
row.
Senator Harlan, of Iowa, publishes a denial
thst he has received back pay, and saws he does
not intend to draw it.
=, The President, Secretary of War and Geusral |
sherman will attend the annual reunion OF tbe |
Army of the Tennessee. ''
Rev. DIR. Paddock, Bishop elect of the Dooesa |
OF Massachusetts, will be consecrated in Brook Il
yn, on Wednesday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Pennsylvania PickIng..

1t is estimated that the Lancaster county to-
bacco crop will reach 20, 900 cases.
The smallpox prevails at Scranton, three
deaths having occurred in ona district in q day.
Since local option has gone into effect clubs
have been organized in Carlisle. the members of
which send to neighboring towns for beer.
Davis 4 Binder proprietors of the Ledger, at
Pottstown, will start daily issue OF their paper
soon. They are energetic men, and Pottstown
is growing Borough.
Charles Randall, of Bristol township Bucks
county, recently lost leg by a singular accident
He was playing with knife, when in slipped
and the point entered his leg, cutting an artery.
The wound mortified, aud amputation was rem
dersd necessary.
Tho Norrstown Cooperative Society met
last Thursday night at their rooms and settled
mp their accounts. After paying six por cent. on
shares, they declared dividend of eight per
cent. to the members of the society, and four
per cent. to non-members who purchased goods
at their store,
Edward Rorer, OF Doylestown township
Bucks county, has sold one hundred bushels OF
white rye produced by himself to the Commits.
soner OF Agriculture, ut Sl.25 per bushel.
The annual meeting of the pennsyly mia
Bee Keepers Association will take place at Erie,
beginning on the LIST Of October.
Pittsburgh ia preparing to give a warm re-
ceptio1 to the soldiers of the Army of the Cum
bsrland. who hold their reunio in that city ON
the 17th and 18th of this month";
Albert W. Stang, aged 80, while intoxicated.
committed suicide at Pittsburgh on the 9th. by
placing his head under the wheels OF a mail
train.
"A gray eagle, weighing eighteen pounds was
recently caught in Pike county. 1t was taken
without injury in large steel trap, the jaws Of
which had been wrapped with cloth.
The Harrisburg Telegraph says that three
Nimrods Of that city, while on a cunning excur-
SION to Haywhite's Valley, succeeded in pagging
forty squirrels seven pheasants, aud a ground
hog weighing q pounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
TIE New York aud Washington Trains.

CHANGE IN THE TIME TABLES. TO-DAY, OF THE
NOON EXPRESS SOUTH.
To-day, and after, the noon express, South,
leaves the Philadelphia depot at Broad and Wash
ington Avenue, at 12 o'clock, instead of 1915
and will be known as the First Section of Train
No. IA" 1t does not connect with any New York
cars at Gray's Ferry, they following, on their
own schedule, afterward, as the Second Sec
tion." Section will reach here in So minutes
stop 20, and leave at los, reaching Baltimore at
1886, and all pass over the Baltimore Il Ohio
road Section 2, we presume, will go over the
Baltimore Potomac.
The heavy increase Of travel, and the COM
plants against having tine mail cars in the middle
of the trains are probably two reasons leading to
the change.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Entertainments.

TIE GRAND CONCERT BY THE UNITED sINaEHs
The grand musical entertainment by the Uni
ted Singers takes place at the Masonic Temple.
this evening, and will doubtless be very de-
hghtful concert.
The programme is divided into three parts
the overtures OF which will be performed by
frof oberkirch's Opera band. of Philadelphia
soprano solo will be suuQ by Mrs. r. Kransa
Of Philadelphia, and cornet solo performed by
Mr. H. Schultz, with humber Of choruses by
the Delaware Sangerbnnd. the Philadepbis
hlfiemen Ledertafel. the Camden Mannerchor
tne Fhiadelphia Sangerbund. and the the mixed
Choir OF the Philadelphia Harmonic. Reaerved
Sc, ssats may be had at the bookstore Of 1ughman
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
TbeA.O OG H.

The Ancient Order of Good Fellows, in
session in Philadelphia, on Thursday elected
and installed the following officers for the ensu-
ing two years Hon. N. G. NJ, Henry Meister-
len N Y, Hon d. N G NJ. Herman Conrad
n j., Hon. N. G. O., John Schuster, Ill, Hon
y G. Secretary Augt Ething, Mo, Hon. N. G..
schwab, N. G. Tyler, Jermon j. McMulen, Del.
The reports of the committees submitted show
the following condition of the order; Initia.
tions during the year, 2,065. number OF degrees
conferred S,lS5, receipts by grand lodges and
grand encampments. S9s 1855, payments for re-
relieved, l, ,225, general expenses, including re-
lief OF widows and orphans, B26 555, funds in
hands OF subordinate lodges sos, ,4B0. The next
regular session of the Hon. N q. Lodge will be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

On Fdda evening, policeman Steward found
light bsyprse, without an owner, near Third
and walnutfreets.
specialrain. for Baltimore, with delega-
tions Of OdFellows, went through this city,
yesterday senoon. Joshua Maris, ". H.
Baker, and \ q. Foulk, representatives from
this State, jdsd the train, here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

ARRESTED PHMADELPHIA.-Dr. Jester, q
street-corner 1elder of herbs, who was arrested
In this city, soma months ago. and held in $500
bail for bis appearance before the U. s. Court,
delphiA, this morIing, and lodged in the Moya-
mensing prison.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
THIRD EDITION..
From The West.

GEN NC COOKS REMAINS PASSED THROUGH oHIok-
GO, FOR THE EAST.
CHICAGO, Sept 10.
A train, bearing the remains Of general Nc
Cook, who was assassInated at Yanckton, passed
through this city, yesterday.
THE MISSING BOHEMIAN.
LouIsvuLE Sept is.
Lord; the correspondent of the New York
Herald, reported missing, and probably insane,
has been seen near Midway. He is well Dress
ed, wears costly iewelry and exhibits consider
able money, which he is spending freely
FIRE AT EAST sT. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept is.
The large Touring mill, AMI dwellings in east
st. Louis are still burning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
lEaths.

woRTHINGToN.- the 18th inst, Or. Wilmer
Worthtngton, In the 10th year OF his age.
Funeral from tha residence OF his son-in law,
Ihos W. Marshall, In West Chester,on Tuesday, the
10th inst, at 10 O'Clock.
STEELE.-On Sunday, Sept. 14th, 1873, Richard
Steele, in the 46th year of his age
The frieLds and relatives OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral from his res
tdence 6O3 POnar street, on Tuesday afternoon, the
'6h inst, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, to proceed to VII
mington and Brandywine Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
aetarrtages.

Church, BrOoklyA, N. z, by the Rev Asa COT
tor assisted by the Rev. Il. b. Walbrdge, D. d.,
the hev. Joseph Colto1, OF Beatrice, Neb, to
Sophie, daughter OF the late Orlando Neeley, M
D., of New ork City.
BRoWN-HUNTER.-oA the 18th inst, In Whining
ton, by the Rev, A. j. Snyder, MIR. Henry B Brown
TO Miss Laura V. hunter, both OF this city,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

AT THE BosToN OBSERVATORY OF MUsIc-Miss
Mile Peterson. daughter of Mrs. A. Il. Peter
son, formerly OF this city, is now in Boston,
completing her studies at the conservatory OF
music, under the accomplished Professor Eben
Iourgee. She will graduate next year, and the
Director anticipates her fitness to enter any in-
stitution in the country as teacher in her pro-
fession. We trust that the high expectation bas-
cd upon her talent and cultivation, may be realiz
cd, and that Miss Millie may prove a bright star
in the musical world.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Large Sale Of Fancy stock.

The entire herd of short. horned cattle, owned
by Samuel Campbell, of New York Mills, near
Utica, N. Y, was sold at auction on Wednesday
Buyers were present from England. Canada, and
all parts of the United States. One hundred
and fifty cattle were disposed of, the total re-
ceipts being about$3S0,00 000 The highest figure
paid was $40 800. This bid was made by Mr.. P.
DAVIS. of Glouceetershire, England. Bids fol
single COWS were made of $95. 900. 800 900, and
81 600, One seven-months old calf sold for $27
900, and another for $40, 900. This sale is prob.
ably the largest on record.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
From Newark.
AN EXCITING GAME OF BASE BAIL.

AN EXCITING GAME OF BASE BAIL.
NEWARK, Sept, Is.
The great game of base ball came off here,
on Saturday afternoon last, being the hardest
contested game ever witnessed in Newark
A very large number Of people were present,
and all seemed very well satisfied with the game
The fielding of the Agiles was splendid; the
left and right ielders making the finest fly catch
es made this season. Gregg, of the left field ran
so yards catching in very fine style The friends of
the Diamond State, before the game commenced
counted on 2 to over the Agiles, thinking they
would heve the full nine, but only eight being
present The d. S. played with that number,
and up to the eighth inning,i was very exciting.
At the close of the 8th, each club bad Is; then
the Diamond State made 10, and the Agiles only
4, giving the game to the d. s. by six runs
On the 4th inning, the Agiles being then 10
to 5, bets were made that they would win the
game but luck will favor the brave.
The following is the score
Q z & 2 q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

THRowN FROM CARRIAaE.-Mrs. Taylor, re-
siding in Lombard street, above Sth, was visit
ing in the neighb5rhood of Media last week. and
ON her return wasconveyed in a carriage to Ches-
Ter. As the carriige was nearing the depot, it
ran into gutter aid threw the occupants out.
Mrs. Taylor falling first aud the driver on top of
her. She was thus much bruised about the
breast, but is now getting along very nj ceIy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
2uIitifaI AutIfes.

- = -7fJzgElr n =ss=7- ar n ra ~;
daSe for SlieflI, At tae ensuing s.o.ssi,i.ssss :
the Republican Party, in New Castle County
II, ii. MCMULLIN,
sept9 Inn New Castle Hundred.
SHERIFFALTY CARD-I again offer myself as
- candidse for Sheriff of New Castle Co. suo-
ject to the decision OF the Republican party.
Bep4 u JAMES MARTIN,
NARD.-CAPT. q. II. GALLAGHER will be a can
~ didate FOR Sheriff of new Castle County, sub
ject to the Republican nomination. sep3.f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
A Bor.e Get. an Feo, n HI. pIoutb,

The Athens Georgian assumes the responsible
has certainly the trick horse OF the present day.
He has lately been trying to pick his teeth with
his hind feet, and in trying the experiment the
other day he got his left hind foot between his
fore legs aud to his mouth. As he could not
stand we'll IN that position he concluded he would
lie down whish he did, still keeping his foot in
his mouth In this condition he was found by
his owner, and it took the combined strength OF
himself and another man to get the horses foot
out of his mouth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
The Oyster aennon.
RE-oPENrNC

RE-oPENINa OF OPERATIONS AT oRIsFrELD.
The oystering business has been resumed on
the Chesapeake, but not with much spirit, up to
the close of last week. AT Crisfeld, only seven
or eight of the packing houses were in opera
ton, This week, however, the dredgers COM
mence operations, and the supply OF oysters will
be greatly increased, 30 that the packers will
generally go to work. The business will expand
until the middle or the latter part of November,
by which time all will be in full blast.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
weather Record.
,nroRr or TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
Probtitiss. For Middle States, falling bar
ometer, hins temperature winds shifting to
fresh arlarak Southerly to Westerly, and in
cressiug Nphiness, with probably light rain
during mig northeast of the Alleghanies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
SECOND EDITION.
PadrOnes.

fyHoLEsALE ABREsr IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
1PolIee have captured hundred italian
'hi h and their padrones, and are investigs
.inAarges Of cruelty against the padrones.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

New HOSE lonNa.-One thousand feet of the
new hose ordsd by the City Council for the
use of the FIJI Companies will be delivered this
week, and toqsand feet more each week until
the whole fou thousand feet is supplied.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Am. n..Ir. iinnntv

,. ,saadsng Tins a.s,:sraI srI'E f. gogAty !, Ia.
sections Of tho county the crop Of apples this
year will be of an inferior character, and certain
ly much less in quantity than the unusually large
yield OF last season. yet in a number of town
ships the crop will be very fair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
The Peraian Grand vizier,

LONDON, Sept To-
The Shah of Persia has imprisoned the Grand
Vizier, who accompanied him in his European
tnur
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Columbia.
EPHeRD, VICE COOKE.

ENTER SHEPHERD, VICE COOKE.
WARRINGTON. d. O., Sept. Is.
Alpder b Shepherd to-day entered on his
oficd governor of the District of Columbia.