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Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-03-17
pURLIC RALF.


q The subscriber. intending to Quit farm.
| ~ dence in Mil Creek hundred. On M
Roads, on TUESDAY, March 18th, 1873 his entirs
stock OF Farming Utensils and Household FuFnis
tuTe, as follOwF: good work Horses large broWn
Mule, very geztie and good worker: ! bay Maze
SIX Sears old yery gentle, an extra driver; Ham
bletonian bay Colt, three years old next June sired
by Charles Murphey's sir Cecil" drives gentle
shows speed and viii make a fast trotter: Miicb
Cows. all will be fresh this spring; some Yonn1
cattle. fat Hogs, / new two. horse wagon: iron
axle; shifting top buggy, light sulky M w. mad
BY the Delaware Carriage Works for Sis: Dlow
harness. wagon harness. double carriage har-
ness. single set Of carriage harness. corn shelter
grlndstone, Buckeye reaper and mower com.
Dined, nearly new; DioHs. harrOWs, cultiVators
forks shoyels. post spade hay rigging. leather fy
nets, and tmany other articles. All the above are
IN good order. having been in use only ono vear
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITIiRE
Il chamber set, walnut marble top table, bureau
and WashEtand, bedsteads. bureaus, washstands
leather beds mattTasses looking glasses De; sofae
loung es' char, marble centre table, walnut en-
milk pans, churnsl buckets, washing machine Re
&c. This IL rare chance offered for persons want
ing furniture. Ms large amount will be offered for
Ehle. ~
rERMS-All sums OF SI5 and less cash: over Aha
amour: six months credit, the purchaser giving a
bAnkable note with approved endoFssr, with In
terest from date. or five per cent of for cash
sale 10 commence at II o'clock precisely No
postponement on account ofthe weather.
NELSON WARREN.
u. u. AIDDJE, Auotr. mAFlI -3t0&1tw
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-03-17
NEW GROCEKY STORE
n. w. Cor. Fourth amt Market So,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTON. DEL.
ESN The undersigned respectfully an-eff6
h4M4H nounces to his old friends and thek55E#I
i# "a Apublic generally that he has cOmplet-
ed his new store. and has opened with stock
of fine new and fresh - -
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MoLASSES.
LOverin Ecrush cd gran uated and pulversed Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguira, Mariesibo,
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
new Buckwheat, all kinds ofpure spices, Sara n los,
sll kinds of Canned Fruits, French and English
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles, Jel:
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter. Baker, COCOA and
great variety Toilet Soap Silver Gloss Starch. Cur
rants, Raisins, Citron, AtmOres Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, CranberriBs. Brooms, Painted
Buckets Brushes, Sperm, Adamantine and TallOW
Candles, and all articles usually kept in we'll as
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
S-Iv JAMES CR1PPEE.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-03-17
2ublif Sales.
PURLEC SALE.

The subscriber going to decline housekeeping will
sell st Public Sale, on TUESDAY, March 18th 1873
at his residence, No. 1909 Tatnal street. Whining
ton, DEL
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-03-17

WILMINGTON, Del March IL, ts5s.
, 1873-07-07
SUDDEN DEATH.

DAnrronp, WIS.,, July 5-.rho Bovoro storm
which passed over Wisconsin yesterday Will DO
long remembered In tho vicinity Of Qroen 14ako.
Yesterday morning picnic parly wont out on
tho lako in tho aaiilng yacht II. D. I1arsard, OIL
t1shtng oxouraion, aud lad proceeded but n
Hllort distance when aquall struck tho bout,
capsizing 1t. Tho following porsons woro
thrown Into tho wator n,,d drowned: Mira. a. 7.
Oarman, Mra. Goo, Harding, Mia Jennio Olia
Mra. IL. q: Rusnoll and olild,, VIM: Dloxhs1n,
wife. and child, Mrs. john laird, and child OF
the 1sov. Mr. Allen.
CHIPPEWA. Cnn., July ia man, woman, and
child wont out on tho Niagara nvor yesterday
aftornoon, and aro supposed to linvo gono ovor
the falls, ~ rocoH Of 4 boat woro pioGod up bo-
low tho fals this noon. Tho young man was
from Cincinnati, md tho girl, with hor young
brother, from Toronto. Tho young nlan and tho
girl wore to havo been marrica today. haylng
names have not yot boon ascortainod: Tho nd
dress of o woman on Codnr street, Cleveland,
waa found IN tho mans pockotbooR at tie hotol,
but no elfocts Of any consequence hnvo boon dis
covered. lilo bodies hayo not yot boon rocov-
ored.
CnurEwA, Ont, July 5.-Two Of tho parties
who went over Niagara Falls, yesterday give
their names as john Elliot and Margaret nolliu-
Bton, both OF Cincinnati. Tho former WAS about
20. nntl tho lattor IS yoars Of ago.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, July by tho premature
discharge Of a cannon at Dnda, ILL.,, tlis morn
ing, j. G.. Rick and Ellis Shannon wcro seriously,
mud perhaps fnsally, injured: Both oycs Of the
lattor wero blown out. Three other parties,
,slioso nn,nea wore not learned, wero slightly
hurt.
MusKEaoN, A1lch., July "A man waa in
stantly killed. hero to-day by tho premature tls-
charge Of cannon, tho ratnuer passing through
Ills body. Two others wero wounded.
AlLEaAN, Mich, July. 4.-Willlo >, poc't, =
clork, foil from The rear of atoro diat1nce OF
eight foct, and Ind log broken.
Herman Agen wns run ovor to-day by d hand
| car, and killed.
KEToN, ill.,, July GA young man named
Donjamin Alien formerly Of thia city, had Lii
arm blown of, yesterday, ut Jorseyyllc, H., by
| tho premature discharge OF q cannon. SoVoral
othors were badly burned.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, July 6-John Z. Tucker,
| who had ]nns opouod tho Oforl Houae, was
drowned this morning whilo bathing. lie for
merly kept tho fremont House, Boston:
| EAsrronr, Mo-, July 5.~-Four mon, from st.
| Stephen, on q fishing excursion, wero drowned
ct Deer Island, N. i.
In; lNp1ANAro11s 0y "a "A young nun hGmoi ac
| noon today in Fall Creek, whilo bathing.
, 1873-07-07
THE POLARIS SEARCH
Fitting Ont tho Tigress.

Specia. Dispatch In The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yong, July 5.-Tho vessel intended 70
tho polariB search, the Tigress ia actively ull-
dorgoing preparations in her dock ut tho Navy
Yard. Some t40 hands arc constantly employed
upon hor. Tie voasel is wlat might DO tormod
n "bg-little" one, for, although diminutivo in
comparison with Bo1no Of tho monsters Of tho
doep alongside hor, yet hcr formidable bow and
great boam would soom to fit hcr for any weather
or ncas. good idou may now be obtained Of
hor lines, and her kettlo-bottom aud rounded
lines seom admirably adaptcd for protection
ngninst all obstacles, enabling her, 20 to sponk.
to climb Or riso on tho ice when so surrounded.
Her screw propeller, 10 foot in diamotor, is d
remarkably heayy, strong casting but in ordor to
avoid oil probable accidents, tho Tigrcss will
carry with her two extra screws Of similar
strength, aH also MI extra rudaor. For D voyage
Of tllrco:o or four monthH Ties arrangements would
certainly appear to bo amplo. Carpenters aro
now bard Mt work on two dock houses, the
frames of which arc Of solid, heavy oakon
planking. T4is shoathing ia in throo thick
inches, and when tho said houses are
well showed over and covered in, ono would aup-
pose tho voyagers inside will not have to COM
p1ain grent1y Of tho cold. The veaaol Ia to be
warmed throughout With steam pipes, aud, pro-
vided tho coal holds out and tho trip docs not
last tho winter, the yoyagors on tho Tigross will
probably find themselves in more pleasant bill
tic explorera. Tho Admiral and oiflcors Of the
Drookly Navy. Yard nppoar to think tint the
vesgel will not DO roattY for sen under q wock Of
ton dnys, but tho constructor, Mr. htintonyo,
believes he will have her out OF hiH hands by the
middle Of tho present wcek
, 1873-07-07

GOV. 11axtcr,a Wow on tho Situation
in tint State.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 5.-qov. naKter yes
terday delivered u speech at . Fourth Of July
celebration at I-cwiaburg, in Conway County.
It waB principally OF Il political nature. Ho
htltoa that II any frauds w6ro committed at tho
Into election it WAS dono by the mon who arc
NOW endeayoring to put Mr, Brooks in office
that he had boon duly elocted by I'LL tho
forms Of Inv, and ho would bo r0cEoant 10
himself and tho people il lo was to surrender tho
Office. Ho nnia MIR. Brooks petition contoAting
for tho plneo had been liiehod out Of tho Lcgis-
laturo, tho only power under the laws TINT
could try the matter that tho Supreme Court
also refused to interforo, and now should a
Circuit Court attompt to doso he Bllonll certain-
~ pay no attention to it. Whilo ho did not roc
ognizo tho right OF CongroBu to Interfere,
mid did not belioyo there was any
disposition to do so, nevertheless, 1t NOW elcc-
ton was ordered by CongrosB, no should cortain-
Is 70 before tho people, and II Mr. Brooks was
elected lie should quietly rDtire. It waa we'll
known that Brooks could not aglin bring up Lis
contest beiore the assembling OF tho next Legis-
laturo. aud lie proposed, in THO clootion of that
body, to sce that every man in the State had tho
right to vote. and that lis vote
was properly counted. It ts NUT
ter Of fact that tho election under
which tho present Constitution was de-
clared to bo ratified, mover expressed the will Of
tho people, nor Aaa any Legislature elected from
thu. time to tho present. Ha proposed that tho
next ono Rhould rcprobent tho will Of tho whole
pcoplo. Tho speech was well reco1yod
, 1873-07-07
SENTENCED.

NEW YonK, July 5,-Frank II. Watworth, who
a!ot Ills fathor, aud was convicted Of murder In
tho Hocond dcgree, ssaa sentenced this morning
to iuprlsonnlont for life. Walworth was atlentl-
cd III curt by Ills mother, his brothors md
siatora, md number OF rolatives md friends.
Ills counsel, except Mr.. Donch, woro prosont,
AIR. O'Conor pitting beside tho young criminal.
Wa,ssorth prouontod tho donoanor which cllar-
actorized him throughout tho trinl, apparently
wholly iuBonsblo Of the position whicl, ho oo-
cupos In the cutimation Of tho great body Of
tho pooplo. Ito heard ,,nnlovod his sem
tonco to tho Btato Prison for lifo,
ifr'u o1Icun,, Mr. O'Conor Ia Bnil to TO be oil-
aonvoringto induce tho Sheriff to allow Wal
worth 10 remain IN tho Tolnbs, III tho hopo TINT
n pardon from tho Governor nlay 6aVo nlm from
Judge Davis, before passing aontoncc, said that
tho oyleneo. III his opinion, justified the YER
dict, aud llo was not sure out ~ woala nave Jus
though he could understand tho motives which
nronIntod tho Jury to render tho verdict which
they tljd. liz tllon continued: Tho duty am
t. H. IL rendered dnga doohy sf ay oggoreG og reG
and distinguished, both in tho $780,: elsll vi
Your grandiathcr OIL tho ono ha,la
was, as Inns boon truly said by, your counaol, tor
.onG ato 1t'o .nn , ho loft record for rurity md
I,,toHrtv md for ali tho private virtues that
,In!t n, oinratn thn man, second to mono who
iaTn ,sn;nod m hfol station aud your grind
fn,,or m vnur 1nothor's aile Toll uobly fighting
~ ,,;a con;trv m to flolI OF batte, md loft
or roaorI ,1 NJ w1,ieh Mi lila doscondants may we'll be
r,'J r. 'a x;,, rricf that fool bound to cx-
ro,a ou'' nv sorrow tilt ho erory Of thoso great
W. ~, and INK lnyo rostrained Won from tAo
"n,n,1isrion of nuch crino ns tl1at Of which you
oyo rnnyicted. Your moor mother had indeed
"noso ca1 to Tcnrot i,er relatiouB to tho father
vou v"u'o have s{ain. You aIuo uuIoubtodly Ind
y ,rr"ot ra,,so to focl not aggrioycd moroly, but
SS.horocfi a,,d ;n1irnnnr. at tho long colirpo Of
n,'tra,ca nyor1 inT md lis family but, ba as
IN taa v,,, ware mot to bo tho ayonger Of those
t,ro',nn ~ H. lad 1ono nolhinc to forfeit Ills
,;fo ego,, to tho laws Of ja coHntry, and loast
, 1873-07-07

,,,,,. vx,,,,t,uw to nc Gorvc0 1vf.y,
ens1 .e,'s.L,c,- a,.,,,.,r.-- rr,1,,.n.. ,u.1
EsXtranieaoft 3'arofs.. t@ooocu o'.u
Fatally asenton'. Hlio 4rnngo i'nrauo
on the 18th anat.--aa -aaiBccsinncons
Local News.
srseiaf Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoAK, July 5.--rho Board of Police have
III" ou~4 A. r..
a permit Tor tho aIhaa' pafade OF 'no orange
sociotics on tile 18th inst, " formal application
having been made to tho Board for auch permit,
As 10 G =, ~ h., ahot aon rol;oa,,,an
oscoftca ano prosects.' W auous o'o poneenlon,
and large resarves "ill ho atatohod NJ coh'enlen1
places along tho route, rcaiy for any emergency.
Tho route will not be plado public until 1t III def-
,,;+o,r uott1od nm, sunor;utcudont Mataell
.oS at s,,a-ahona snv itarforonro will, tl,o
Qtee NV alltonoAte "el - o|SA "-~s~ 49,
, 1873-07-07

JEVEEasoN Cry, No., July 5.-Tho first ro-
union OF tho Bi1ty-Bocond Rogimont Unitoa
6tates colorod infantry, with whom originated
tho iloa Of tho Lincoln Institute, and who fur
it, was held nore yesterday. Tho regimont
being very widely scattered, momberS were
present from all parts Of tho country. Hes
oiutions wore adopted declaring tho Institute I.
succoss and expressing approval OF the general
II in regard to economy tho aelectioli of pupils
with view to preparing teachors for tho col
orod race, and loeping tho school FREQ from
seotarian control alao, returning thanks to tho
Keeping up high standard Of morality nmong
the scholars also, calling OH tho state Of Mis-
eouri to allow tho admission of colored childron
into the public schools, whore from any cnuEo
no school is provided.
, 1873-07-07
love, Jealousy, st1al Murder.

WHEELING, W. Va, July 5;-Ahout ,; u o,cluck
a pr!ntor }y trade, but at progont, in the on'-
Poy ei e Signal seTsioe Il 3hs cSn1S ai;1 s went s
waa ycry lcuirous ot marrying. ila was very
qaos t Mr. r1nng"n "" nstnln, Tao Dqar'a ta ona ws
wont directly to Flaunagan's room, and, finding
lin i on tho n bed a5 SeS ssss I'vSsef s voao rs
,sI'nn ,,I'1 IN tic euuille it wont of, tho
Saii Hl' injuring sovoral fingers ,o Ct Eyaup'
hand, mud paaHlng through Fnnnagan's
tho % room, md E4hrs, upon obsorying Aes,
turned to direct tho weapon towartl, hor, but
Fiun,,agan t,oyentod him eyoly tlmo. Tho second
sl,ot paasrod through tho skirt Of Mrs. Dunlap'a
tlroHs. ind lodged In = door The shot inllloto q
loigoI in lin (Eyans) brain, cansinnE his teAth
in i few n,inufea. To partlea coEsliza1t rolie'e
Flannagan Of any intention to tuYs. tho course
Of ills Weapon towayt! Eyn,a, hia anl being owl
dontly to soeuro tho weapon, or, falling tn that,
to prevent any injury being inflicted until tho
WuIE1lSo, W. W, July 5.-At tho inquest
, 1873-07-07

~
railroad track, and othpr fnstcninga by ogft
cabloB, two OF which wore now md four. .and.a-
ha1f incheH in diameter. At tho nrHt BIZ; blow
tho LIMOS parted, aftor tonrIng up n portion Of
tho railroad track aud tho stcatner turned with
l!er lloa.l to tho atream. Tho wind kopt. hor
cloao to tho St. jon plioro, ntll p,o drittod down
md Btrick tho enat cnd Of tho hridgo
tlraw. goyoral OF tllo iron g,tys of tho brllEo
worc sprung from tl1oir bolts and tho damage to
tho bridge Is from 9S, 900 to 100000 It will re-
ouIro fwonty tays to repair tho Noun,
taineor. Bio ,sau torribly wrooltod In hor
forward part. 1Ior 1lppor worls aud
l,trrlcano dock, woro smashed up oioar to hor
cabin, l1or frofght-hoistor was ruined aud chin.
neys knoctod down. Tho loBs to tho vessel
ia about $4,000; no insurance. At tho
timo OF Tho accident, tho Flrat Mato,
First Clerk, Firnt Engineer, md Steward, with
a number Of tho dock crow woro on watch, but
, 1873-07-07


speeial Dispatches to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MATrooN, ILL.,, July 5.--Grain good and plump,
but crop rather thin OIL tho ground. Houlo worry
fair fields. LoBa number Of acres thau Inst yeur,
and, nll things considered, n alna} crop OF very
fair wheat. Tho rainn Of tho paat Wook have
dono but slight dnnage.
GILMAN, ILL.,, July 6.-No wIoat in this vicin-
ity.
pnE1ra. NO., July 5-Wheat In Nosthwoast
Missouri full crop, and harvested In good condi-
ton. Thu crop Of npring ul,oat in this county
ia heavy and OF good quality.
spsctnt Diaptteh . I!!e chfeayo Tribune.
1L9T WIn Ja'y eo n eo feeenf hoayy rama .a
crops seriously. lilo prospects are good for oil
unusual ylold.
CAMEnoH, No., July 5.--But !ittlo spring
wheat was BOWL. Winter is partly harvested
promises a fur ylell mud tlno quality. With
favorable woatlor all will 10 secured III good
cpulitiou
, 1873-07-07
WASHINGTON.


Special Dtspafch To The Chicago 7rtb'tnt.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 5.-Noarly all tho
heads OF departments aro absent, and, among
tile officials, to-day has been as much Of holi-
day aa yesterday. largo number Of buroau
officials and olerks took advantage Of tho tl,reo
days holiday to loavo tho city and visit their
homes, ....
tToths dssocfatd pTtss.]
LAND DECISION.
WASHINGTON. D. O., July. 5.-The Commits
aloncr-Gonoral Of the Land Oflico docidoH i'll
tho cases of the Warwick aud ]. a. Davis donn-
ton claimants, in Oregon, that tho donations
cannot ba purchased under tho acts OF Fob. II,
1853 and July II, 1854, attor ons yoar's residence
und cultivation, unless such residence and cul-
tivntion had boon upon the lands surveyed prior
to such purehaae.
I, T. W. Wado Was to-day appointed informal
novenuo Gaugor for the Sixth District OF kon-
lucky. ...
MINING LANDH.
Con. Drl1mmona. CommHBl0ner OF tho Lind
Office, has decided that lands valuable on ac-
count OF deposits Of carbonate Of soda nitrate
OF Bot1a, sulphur, alum, and ashphAlt, may DO
patonted under the mining act Of May 10, 1872.
as we'll aB other valuable mineral deposits, OK
copt whore specially reserved by act Of Con-
gross.
POSTAL.
The postmastor- General has ordered an OK
touson of tho poatal service on tho Cleveland,
Mount Vernon & Delaware Railroad, from
Mount Vornon to Columbus, q distance OF forty
five miles at an annual salary Of 92,4S6.
, 1873-07-07

ncar-Almiral Alllon, Iato III command Of Tho
European station, loft Villa Frauca juno ln
in tho United Btatos stoamcr brooklyn for Now
York.
A INN named WiliiamR had just completed q
mill at Briigoport, Doono County, Iowa. whom
io wos caught III tho machinery and i,Htlutis
killed. lie lonyos n family i'll Minnesota.
A ltttlo child Of h1r. Snow, four miles west n
Wehstor City, Iowa, crept upon tito truck OF tho
illinois Central Nailrond, and was run oyor by n
locomotive, cutting or both arms. 1t will survive
its njurloH.
The National Oamp-hEooting in Rcaeion ir
Celar Rapttls ninco tho 28th Of Juno atl}sAlrnea
on Friday night. Tho noxt moetiny vii! ba flold
at Hancsyio, O. The succoas Of lilo meeting
hau not bcon 10 groat as anticipated.
, 1873-07-07
lt1tk1ruIstl Ac4.iilotat9s

Special Dirt,atrh to The chteapo Tribune.
JANKBvILLE, july 5.-Tlliu afternoon wild 10
conotiyo, going north, run by engineer Toiall,
Ut tho Ohiuago 4 Northwoatoru Halfway. ran IN.
to carriage occupied by MlnH Lizx'o ll1otl, Of
JnneHyliIo, daughter Of 0oorgc HELD, Ebq., and
Niue lla JoucH, daughtor Of tic lsov. D. A.
Jones, Of shopfno, about o,lu milo north OF sl'o-
ptno Station, totally wrouking tho carrag,o'
throwing MiBA Jonos to onn Hido Of tho track,
aud carrying Mius Hold about thirty rods, .whot,
nl,o wan thrown into tho brlAh on one side Of
tho rairoa,l. Tho mon did not notice TINT therG
woro two psraons III tho oarringo, and oonvoeyo,'
MiBH Joes ho'no leforo toy discovered tho fact,
aftor which search wRs mado for Miss Hold,
, 1873-07-07

sneefa' Dt*pateh e. The Chicago Tribune.
,s3os July an a morning pn rnb
atatomont OF Sir Hugh Allan, in which he statcs
tho circumstances under which his lottcra to
Smith aud McAIulen were written. Among other
thinga, ho says, ho obtained tho names from Sir
Francis Sinclair Of persons who had com1nu1ii-
Gated with tho Government OIL paoiffc Railway
mattera in advance OF thu Governments action;
that there was no Intention Of placingi it under
tho power Of tho Northern, Pacific, and on yin-
Ho1se. ho found tho fooling 80 strong
against Americans having part III tho til
recting Of the scheme that no consented
to ita being puroly Canadian, that ho did not
fool justified in onttroly brenking Off conncc-
tious with the Americans; that lo did not con-
alder it necessary to communicate with lis Cana
dian friends aa to his private correspondence
with Americans. Then follows the history Of
Intoroeoenic Company. Ho gives letter from
John A. Macdonald to party, In which the for
MGR promises Ills aid to obtain tho Presidency Of
Tie Company for Allnn, and the suggestion to
keep othor terms quiet I'll after the elections.
Hugh Alum informs him more parsicu-
larly Of tho doyernmeat's Intention. He al-
1niss that tho lottors published
by the Glooc nro not strictly accurate. but thinks
tho circumstances should Justify or oxcnso tho
language used in them. 1lo admits that ho had
no hesitation i'll plncing himself III position Of
favoring the admission Of Americans. lie states
that his communications with Ills former aaHo-
ciatcs consed whon ho knew tho Government
desire; denies that Ao agreed to pay, or Ind
paid, any money to any mombcr OF tho dovern-
| mont, though admitting having 8pont money to
nil tho election of Government candldntcH, Of
those who woro friendly to tho Pacific echo'no.
There is no evidence, 80 far, to directly
proyo n bargan for o money consideration
botwoou Sir Hugh Allen and Sir john A.
Macdonald, though tho fact Of Sir Hugh. Allan
spending money to tho advantage Of Macdonald
ii admitted in Ills statement. The impression is
thoroughly founded among the people that tLa
| contract ,saH aold to Allan and lis frlcndn.
MONTREAL, July I.-Tho Canat1a Pacific Rail-
| way Company mot horo yesterday. oight persomu
present. Business was strictly priyato.
| An indignation meeting Was held hero Inst
night by tho WorkiuEtnon, exptosEing dlBsntis-
faction at tho action OF tho jority uf tho Pa-
| cltlo Scandal Committee In 1aulking inquiry.
| Tho Government waa alRo strongly condemned.
OWEN 8ouHn, July 5.-WilIiaM Dodda brntnly
| murdered lis brothor-in-law, Richard ForbcD, III
tho Township Of Kippel, OH "Wednesday night,
while returning from n logging-loo,
HALIFAX, July 5,-Tlo bark Concorda, from
| Quebec for Plymouth, England, went anhore at
| Garo Grilla, on juno IL. Capt. ltarrison,
| First AEato doudo. and thrco OF tho crow wero
| drowned whllo milking an effort to carry lIuo
ashore. James l1ughson, tho aecond mnto, Rtlc-
ceolokl in floating the line ashore. which Wnn
lnalo fast by Bono fishermen. aud hin'solt md
| the remainder Of tho crow, eloycn III numhor,
| wore enyed Tile bodies Of thoso drowned waro
| recovered tho noxt morning.
, 1873-07-07
n Narrow Eacnpo for Mics Nollfc


From tho Se.e Yort Telegram.
On Wednesday eyoning.. just after o'clock.
q ride in her pony pl,neton. Bho was nnaccom-
panio(l, except BY tAe colorel cosohmau. Tho
team, was tho Presidents fayorto spat OF spirited
black ponios, aud they bowlod along tho avenue
in tno ntylo. While passing along the lower end
OF Ocean avenue tho pouioB became suddenly
frightened and startol into o furious rnn. Tho
driver .uanfully clung to tho lines and did ovory-
thing possible to check tho runawayH, but all to
no purpose, for tloy woro unmnnngoable. MisB
Grant brayoly kcpt her scat and did not mani
feut any alarm, while tho plunging ponies tossod
tho tiny carriage OH either sdo Of tho road, Ad
tho team roachod tho reBi1euco OF 1lr. Frnnklfn,
tho egent OF tho Cunard line, they wl1irlod into
tho yard and Roross the lawn, dashing themselves
on to tho piazza, whoro thcy woro atorpod in
their mad career by tho aatoniahod visitors.
Migs Grant WAS assisted from tho oarrago, which
nilaculoua!y escnpod destruction, and was
warmly congratulated on hor narrow escape
from SERIOUS injury.