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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-05

No SoUALh Some time ago, it was re-
ported, by cable, that Pere Hyacinthe
was the father of little cherub. But it
is all mistake, and the Pore is congratu.
lated that he does not waih the floor over
night, and Is not Interrupted in his
prayers by the immemorial sauall.
Antoine Rsvcl, cf the famous "Ravel
Family, so popular in Amerisa some
twenty years ago, died o! Toulouse re-
ceutly.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-05

Notice.
OFF ,CE BOARD OF HEALTH,
COLUMBIA. August 1, 1873.
4 SPECIAL. meeting OF tho Board OF
"a Health viii be held at the City Clerks
ob:e. THIS Tuesday, EVENING, at 8
o'cl"cl. un important business. full at
tenda:i:e Of the members is urgently re.
Qnrarcd. by order:
THOMAS P. WALKER,
aug Clerk OF Board
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-05


The AMENIcAS COTTON FROM LIVER.
POOL GoiSG BAcK.-The New York jour-
nal Of Commerce says: "Last Sunday,
about midnight, the steamship Adriatic,
from Liverpool, arrived here, having on
board 1896 bales of cotton which had
been obtained from England by the
short interest here to deliver on their
contracts, somewhat to the surprise of
tho bulls. 1t became known, yesterday,
that the entire invoice will be returned
to Europe this week, OH tho steamers
Adriatic and Spain"
The papers everywhere are comment
ing upon MIR. Groesbeck S letter. The
World thinks any new organization
would still be controlled by Democrats,
and questions the advantage Of change
OF name. 1t says: 1.-The ostrioh. which
5urlss his head in the sand IN the hope
of concnaling his body was never &C.
counted u wire bird"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-05

Timothy Donovan kicked his wife fn-
tally.
Customs to-day over $500. 0CO.
LOUISVILLE, August 4.-Reccnt rains
have brought out the corn and tobncco
crops in Eastern Kentucky, and both
promise we'll. In tho blue grass region,
corn and wheat are generally in good
condition. Corn promises well through
out the central Counties. In Southern
Kentucky, wheat aud corn look we'll
In Western Kentucky, not more than
two-thirds Of the ordinary crops of corn
and tobacco are expected, though the
recent rains have improved tho prospect
somewhat. The Colorado potato bug
has done great damage iu the Counties
adjoining this city.
BosroN, August 1.-Two bathers were
caught in eel grass and drowned. A six.
-yearold boy was drowned while
bathing. A man was instantly killed by
lightning, while playing with his child.
FLUSHING, l.. l., August 4.-Jaok
Boylan and Peter Craoker fought at 5
O'Clock this morning, in the presence of
numerous spectators. Twenty-tllree
rounds were fought. Cracker won. Boy
Ian was severely punished. The fight
was for $500, and the middle. weight
championship OF America.
FRANKFoKr, XIX, August IA negro.
who attempted to outrage white woman
in this vicinity some time since, was or
dered to leave. He returned, and the
people killed him.
EXETER, MASS, August An incen-
diary tiye caused loss OF $4,000.
WAsn1NaToN. August 4.-Robcrt s.
Chew, Chief Clerk of tho State Depart
m,ent, who died yesterday, commenced
hls career in that department under
John Forsyth. Of Alabama. Secretary OF
State TO Andrew Jackson.
~ Official dispatches from Washington
territory report two white women killed
oy Indians, returning from the Peace
Commission.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-07

Sd,nes 8nrtel in fjibrera gsobnnlM SO.
~ Bacon ct, III 5treit. Bon gsprtea
|gi,,g man 5lt Sbdtli1teiten iiber, uuo
|l6lieBli6 tpurOe oos N}elIer au $oii!ie ges
npfllmen. Sames erbtclt babel bon slltr=
amber eine 8unbe, ipelde ieinel1 fat au=
.genbliflitDen SOB 5,tr 3SSSplae batte.. 9ll:.
Gittibnloignug fiibrt her Wl1rber, lueidber
it'd iofort ben BebDroen iiberont,portetc,
All, aug SfptDtuebr gebonbelt uub bos
DRiler erit Dem Bruber aals Ser Soous
genomnlen 81 Daben: Mabreao bes5trei=
tes mar 1,ienlailo an0ers 5u9egen, ais bis
Shutter Der beioen Briioer. 5ie permei=
CERT inoeB jeoe Nuatunit iiber oeu Worz
fau. Ser Grr1uroete iuar lrngsf2br SO
Sabre aft ,no gait als Elm lsbr rbDsart;=
ger gbaracter, @r un9efabr 1eds .sSag=
rem iuurbe er pegen Grmorbunq eincs
beutf1er 9rauers in @iNelt's Yorf sam
9ienit i'm @taatsgefdn9ltiB perurtbeilt.
8. O'5aro, eiu 9jdbriser sRnabe, BEL
ienGltern inNtelroieN 9 D.tpnbuentpurbe ;ll
Sobe gequetldt, ols er per1u6te, ,eine&oD=
lencar Der rPort Moris 3lpeigbobn su er=
tlettern. @ben ip crying es einem @piel=
tameraoen bciielben, Dem 6jdbrt9en SSo=
JEFF SbirneD, ,uel9er, als CT bic Yuifer
ber Cars, Sic 1einen Treunb get6otet bat
ten, beii@tigen pollte, bel pi0bli6em93iid=
wartsl l9ieben berlelbsn oajlpi1 16en sericth
,lnb get6btet tuurbe. ..
SDomos McNamoro, IA SATIRE dit,
bate in Netu Dort NIT einem etlpas a1tc=
rem &noben 0ome11s. Sobn 9olmes ppr
einigen Sa9en .einen @treit> Bel bem CT
ben &iir5eren 5og. St lauerte borum 1c;=
nem @egner .geitern M6enb anf uno per=
lekte ibm einen 9ti6 in Den 9(rm: Gr
entfloD. ~ -:
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G@', -@pm Ss1ien gtf dHe'n

E@ @pm Ter1en gef dHe'n.
Su Ser Na1e bes 3,rder Stun @al1pet=
tes lparen aht' 9ienitas neebrere" Mdnl.er
oan,it beI6dftist, Steins BON Der ,6oberen
5elstpano gu bre@en, berunter su tperfen
unb 5a }palten. Ginige Manper tparen
unten uno anbere iparei, oben. beladftist,
luter Den obeu ite1enben Mtbeitern befonb
lid ou1 Mi1ael @rdf, ber segen Deit=
tag aug irsehb einenl @runoe ben 9alt
inter leinen ,GiiBen ptrlor nib Son per
et,ua 100 SUB DoDenGelsmanb heua6far5s
>te. Mufoer ,Stete, iuobiu.e .er fiet, lag fpie
Groe. S6utt ,lnb tleine @teiHe, bic nod
na6gdben. @dre er auf feiten Stein &C.:
fa[len, 20 tpdre Ser Sob unpermeioli9 ge=
tueIen. @leihlpobl linb Sic Yerlebunsen,
Die Mi1aek @rdf erbalten bat, 5iemli6
beoeuten5. MuBer einem o&ippenbrn9e
fat er audi no@ cine i9were &opf'ounoe
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oapon getrager1, gBir hoffel1 iitOeiien,oab
CT nit Dem 2eben bapo1l foltlntetl miro. O.

G SEER Observer iit itinin,s gs=
,pie: eth Jif1. Set s5tpei 90 O9en
Dqben ipir rid)ts meDr pm ibm gebbrt.
Mir proflauiren babeh 6aB plHer Seq
ner itiul9peisenb einseitanoen Hot, oab
ieine Bel9ulbigun9en irrtbiin1ltb ,l1tb
Die Mabrbeit. ,n1o. bas .&i6t IL. alien
Yunften, III ,pel6erser ll1s peroa6tisen
tupllte, aufiuhiererl Seite 1T. gWir5 boffen
ou1; bub nuler@egnert jebt ,pie ,einMann
banbern uaS oie .1@lemte 9ade; l:bis3 3.er
bertbeibisen poGte, :aerlafcnsllno 'pieoer
babin allriidfeDre,, ,uirb, tpp5er .eisentlid
1ein lollte. gSir luerber i'm NIT Trenoe
an unlerer @eite be9riiBen. =: .s...s1..
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M1W- Die @tabt rBortlau6, ,bei ifer
Yronounstiid tats auf Der eritens Ssite
beri9ten, lit ber bebe,,tenfe. 6anoelsplab
in Oregon unSlisgt gam MiQa1nette &i=
Der ITO Meilen Bpm ,itillen Meere ent=
iernt. Dur6 cine Gilenbobn uno9ampf=
boote 1teDt Sic Stabt IN @erbinoung, init
5an Grancisco. gttua 4 Der Gin'uobner
1inb 9cutl9e. iporuatter belonoers piele
Suoen. Bortlano it berSit .eines ,tatbo=
lil6en Grsbii9ofs,. bat cine tatbolil9e
Gatbcorale> tatbolii9e ltnterri6tsani ital=
ten fir &naben l1no Md66en, eiqen
oeutl lben aa9en,einen unterltiib1lngsper=
cin nit l12 Mit9lie0ern ,tno cine oeltt=
lbe lo09entli1e 3eitl,ng. 49,, ~, -
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&eigip1t nod iusit ,otb,uenoi9er als Der
'l1nterri1t iii Den 1neni1H6e,l s9BiiIen=i
.iddfsn, ME aud am OtenI6en Die 5eele
Der np6 ipi6tigere 56eil 1T, dfs Der acib.I
Cine 59ule, Die Bios unferrt1tet ,it1b
I1lt6t ersiebt lift eine perberbenbrinsenbe
Mnitalt. Gr5iebung obneGeligiOn 1T ober
rt6t n0gli1s luenigiteas cine CUTE grz
5tebung 5ni6t. l1no gerabe, oieIen tpi9ti=.
9erer She'll Der S0ulen entbe6ren lniere
Staatsi6ulen, iic iiao religiolslos ,oSer
beiier allsgeoriidt 9ottlos. 4.% %s'zs
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!. Ser 90 eitbote BON Columbus

:. Ser % e It Of e BON Columbus
19reibt:. = .,sn ~. 20. .....@
Sen Nsitsliebern unierer @erfoffunes=
Contention lit es bereits gelun9en,
Experimentation i'm g8ertDe ppu iber
oreitauieno 9pllors auf5ubrau6en: 9(uI
tpel6e Meiie iie oies ferti9 bra6ten lit
ell'em unein9eweibten gang nno gar 1l'l=
peritanoig; aaein es lit 1li6ts beitomeni=
ger eine- rSbatla6e. I'm, iol6cr Ser
iDtpenbung fit bic 3ufunft pprsubeu9e1>
luuroe bel6loilen, ben 5er9eant=at=grms
&ebnung fiibren llnO jeoe Nblieferung
bon Experimentation nit Mngabe oes
9lamens Der Gn,pfdn9ers uno bes Mertb=
betro9es genal per5ei6nen Su, lallen:
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.gt!r' - III Z
Gin Tran5isca nerRruber it, 9eutld=
lanb, Der ii6 i'm lebten Rriese hir1 bie
aufopferungsluiai9e PEeae Der t@er'pun-
oeten peroient sena4t bate; erbielt einen
Oroen bafiiru Gin, Treu,1bs ]drieb Inn
oorauf ,fol9el,oe Graduation: aes1 ~.
81 Serr Bulber, SIR 1eib4beeorirt, ~
l1no Mon6erefon,,nt unb 9ratulirt.
9ab Sbrsnn,n'j ia nidt ltriumpbht &c.
,fllno traunnt BON 9olbnen Sa9en!.a.G ~ 9.
Gs f6nnte iene, tarfe1@onb, 1so 3s'}s
III Die allan9en W6n9 trpb sSrbcnsbano
8erjagt diasieif,e'n 8aterlanb, 5i.s13s.
s(u0 Gutb in's Gleub iaseu. .ia&s gs@s
;.H06rt, Bruber: bdnst beng groens iter',
@ Mn's 8ilo Der Whtter ,lnIssrs 6erf1,;
fa3 Sd 1pciB, baB ibr berMatter germ -.
59ep6 gr6B're Dpfef brinBet 'a @,tt''-
.HSo9 ,uenn Sbr aug benz &anbe 5iebt,
go ftedt bag Banb an 1beH .Sdbit,,
: Sn6em SIR tts1 eeriibrt bas s2ieo: ts. II
q Sd bin Gin Yrei,Be finger. a'5R@< ~. f..
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. "&..' #.'; s:'.s I'll. 49,. :.*.
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Se;ne 9(noe1eotnheit ,nirb in inherent
n;eIocnr;e;p,,pn 9on6s her ssreiheit mil
o,Si'erem 'Sls;sserSt6mSniS. orS6erer gser=
feSr}he;t mn IN, 11norred,tiofeit behonbelt
w Sos, @Gn{,,r;rr @;d,nltareu Gh,f=
@ .monn @tootsiSnIen ssre;5d3ulen bieNi=
9 SeT m her g6nIe. z Siewi6el ols ber5du=
70 ~ ~, he;sen S;r Slime mor;;ber nou
l;hr,eit 81 1ompemtirt. pro,eilirt, ooitirt, fabri=
r;yt nTon;rt nro6ipt '',,,nb lid, perirrt.
SNShrenS @ oile ,lniere @eiete .buur&oeben6s u
Sus Hir @erefhtiGfeit bo5irf his, If IF 5ieies
MI Nj! HEN Gdruloe5eten nidt Der sSall, ,uie
49,. 49, S;s5sa y s;,,e,g 5nSteyt,, yrfifeI ,ncis
fsr' ~ ousfiihren tner6eH. 3ur 3eit tri,la1=
nh;,+ ~, i, Se,, Gtootsihii9m Ser w l1nofaube
p ',1S "a ,nirN moII md, Ionoe bouer1i; be=
nnr n,, ho osl1ebel oe6oben uno 6ie@eredttateit
AK nui @ ,n,f HieientSSeI6e AIR Galt,1no fomu1t.
Sn;,. Sa;y neI(en ms ,iiher Sie;en ntioe1i @ruen=
Ho,,h 49, .ur sInffiGruno unier Qeier eiIlioe
" ya4Hg ;t;gs9 hrinoen unS 6orin Sic ,syrrt6iinsr
xarnorhe6ens .l,i Sic i'd III ui,1erem Gfhul=
y.tou'y ,ns;s,, Sorf;nbem. ~" : - ~
''Ses' Saos IA N;s ,6hu(e9 Gs oibt N}eulheu
r. "i w =, <nen,t3 ontlporten. bie5fbu=
" H't ~ s;rs ftnttrrihtsonifolt Fir bie y=
nsrS ~ ';t~ inhnben 5ie Mles .aelaot. 0ariu
Es"t t oher cir, l,11oeheurer s$rrt6um. We,
t.sYs s,"t " So Gd'uIp 5ei cine l1nterritf,ts=
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SJ1t,tasM M M,tterifa.

Gin g t..26uile,r 8Ioft .pmtli=.
cirt einer uertrauliGen 8rief elmer iun=
| gen MmerifanerilL Die bas uWa0ar Gol=,
le9e" belu6t. Gs muB bort re9t lebbaft
5ugeben. Die. BrieH6reiberin begit11t
init oer 8itte, iDr- cine 56a6tel, @riffel
aus Incident 96iefer pno ein paar Pa=
tdete @ummifropfen 5u 16iden. Damn
fdbrt lie fort: vgSir omiiliren uns bier
auf's SrefFi9fe. .Mae Mdb9en miillen
an ben fDrperli9en l1ebungen I'M Steien
tbeilnebmen; mir ruoern auf Dem @ee,
reiten aug, l6la9en fiibne Pur5elbdume
laufen 1,m Die Mette uno boben maIIen=
|baften Spob.', Be4e 9ajtirgs tann cine
30. Tub bobe, glatt 9ebobefte 9tan9e er=
tlettern. Nen 8inian Can bic, Du Sid
nod erinnern tpiriD fam ouf ben6dnben
nit oer srDBten 2ei6tigteit etnNa6 }9la=I
9eu, obne Oqbei lire Soilette irgenbmie
I gu beran9ire1. Sd 1elbjt babe. geltern
i'm 3imn1er, ,po 1nan 6os 8nren lernt,
ser MarD 9oo9e Elm pra6tpoQes hlaues
Muge gei6lagen." 80 =.
Gin tb eurer W II If. &urali9 mari
|eir1 &nabe in 9a,ursncepille, YennI einen,
Stein mad ,einent 5unoe, traf benielbsn
aber nid)t }oslOern einn 9an5 an6eren Sc.
gen1tono. Ser 5tein flog l,dmli9 9erabe
i1lbie sroBes @ta sp1atte zines .Teulters
anb 5er19metterte oielelbe san5li9 IS mar
eire Der 9rDbten fran56lil9en @lqsplatten
rs bel IA Son unb foitete 1920. sic
loar sesen unfdqe in ber Yittsburg Nc=
cioeltal Snlurance, Gp. perli9ert, tpnour6
Der Serlult gebedt it,, 1-e ag>.f+s,5. ..sg.
.'Sn GDica 9 o baben 5tpei ,1liGtsnut=.
Sige &naben Der Yoli5ci neuli9 einen fei=
|nen poiicn selpielt. Gin ,Sun9e, Nomens
Glijab 9orris beraubte seinen &amera0en
auf offener StroBe Scr toei1igen III beljen
8elib befinOli9en 9ableli9teiteu uno
wurbe bon Der ba5pi1 den fommenoenYo<
| li5ei beigeiteeft. Mm Nbenoe beNelben 5a=
I9es iperrte man eineu anoeren <S31,irps
BON un9efabr glei@em Mlter ,uegen zines
| san5 seringfii9i9en @ergebens III bielel=
be Belle. Sic 9eioen III. ber @pikbiiberei
mebr ooer meniger entluidelten Sauge=
|ni6tle i6lollen Trsupol6aft uno iannen
Eauf Mittcl, ,uie iie1i6 se9enleiti9 belfen
t0nnten. Gliiob Datte @elo in letner&lei=
oung urrtedt, Der anbere bate feines,
nno.ber lettere ,p,lroe i'm $500 seitraft
| tuno aloftc sur stbbiibuns Der Snmnlt
nod oem 9lrbeitsDaule gel6idt ,ueroen.
|'9iesNon9en tbeiltell ,,la auf Elm :ob9e=
| 1@loNenes GemprDmiB bin Oas @elb. init
einonocr1nb tanIDten ibre @eioer hin,
unb als .bitd 9trbsttsbausftltI1e fpor'ubr,
|iAritt Gliiab Dinaus uno itieg Elm. 8ei
ser :9(nfnnit anr Straflpfale Sabltc er
aber prompt .leine $500 nebit Raitenfnna
iulroc henlno6 I'M 6reibeit selctt. .Mit
| EOenlanoern &noben, ,uelberin Ser 9off=
|nung, uunaan6 ganSleihten &aufes oo=
ppn 81 tonlme.L oa er I'M &run0 eigent=
lid nidt @6le6tes besan9en bal, .i6eiet
man nun aber bpG lpegen oieles malici=I
|os,epmp!0tbaften 5trei1es ernitli6 ins1
|@eribt geben sit tuollelr. 9eipnoefs i1tI
|Sie 9DlSei auf's SDGft crbpit bariiber,
baB tire G6laubeit .iid6 npn iol6en
Rnirp1ell bat iiberlifen failen.
y arr, 80. Suli: 9 rnber=
m orb. @eitern M6cnb i'm Dalb abtubr
9erietben sic 5tuei Driber gllera,,oer uno
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Am 9luf Die Cute @elegenbeit, ii@
biiioc &leioeria, Netu Dorf &leiber @e=
l4dft fauf feit gu tDnten miro beIonbers
onfmertI Jam gen1o9t. ']35@. ii:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05


When was small boy, sail f thu
bulrpt. ana went TO school, too young TO
read, heard Il thing read OF a horse that
made Ootb nv checks wet win hot tears
Inc m VINO % n q the horse lived Mt
the Cape CT Good Hope. and WAS called
Dutch boo, Or a poor man OF Ouch
nlooa, VINO was born On the soil Of that
not laua, ana titled II with the plow aud
noe ne was klnd man NJ heart,
thougn rough IN LOOK and speech. tie
loNel ny mare ana she loved him, and
was with MIN by day and near him bv
night She was proud 10 have him on
her back aud would dash through
swamps, ponds ami fire 100, If he
WI ned II.
But one diy came that was 10 prove
the faith and love of her stout heart aud
the soul Of the man. A great storm
came d 7Wn ON the sea. Tnewagts rnare !
and ruso1- high as the hils. Tn rwhi e
tops ioamed vim rage NJ the winds, that
smote tfem with al. tier might. The
/ clo DIS Tapped thom with black wings
Night drew near, and It was sceur to
mabc one quake Ni'l. fear. RighI IN the
midst Of uil ihis rle. aud foiruf wind
ani sea. ID r- shiH win snls rem d
] helm zone, came 10 s.i-hi. T. 'ode on
the hrh. Htite waves, straight on o ref
b of r4c,5 too far from thr shore to reach
Il IA d rope. The ship WA fan Of
/ young and o q, Whl So cries Tor help could
he heard. lout rs vas tho voice oil The
storm. Their boats rrere gone ltle the
/ sh US q olgs. Tlrc was 10 wood nor
| timp 10 hnl1nralt The wave, Loaned
on the ship ike 60 a. wats wo.yc. g. Mt
on t''N r'"". How co "a u soul OF
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DEATHS.


BARRErT,-Iu this city, on the 2ad instant,
Ei~ard Barrett, In his % h year.
DIV OKTA. Near Arrett's Snuff Mills, MIL
rex Il lndrud. April 8rt JOhn b. D1worlh'
III tbs 59.h year Of his age.
uneral o Leave his lata osiienoe on sand az
On lust, ~ 10 o'clock, . proe.ed 10 Long
IALLEY. In this c ~ on the 50 inst, Margaret
A WIFE o. VIM. q; ralley, aged w years
The relatives Aad fr,en - Of zoe family are Ia.
" Cd 70 attend the neral on sunday anernQ9ns
Front street.
BALDWIN In this city, on the 81 instant
harltn, husband Of Margaret Baldwin agea
Her relatives and frisnds Of the family. are
restt euu1y invi ed to attend the funeral on
sundsy altsrns VI at l o clock, from his sons
res,deleos No, y B. Lord ,Iree'. .,
JOHNSON. In tuts city, on the morniug OF
Apf l4tn, 1873, X .beeea Johnson, wife0f hossa
i. JuLnsous aged " Yeats.
ihe relatives a ID rivnds Of the family arar re-
spect uly inv cd 10 attend the funera, from the
No. ~ - est esye- III strset, GA Monday afttr.
n5vn next, a. O'clock, p, IN. Services ~ ~
O'o.ook, Ni,hout furtnsr notios.
tcC .AfFkRTY-At his residence on DuPont't
banks, "a Gu 5lst, james MeClaasry.
O hEEN AT M,ddlelovn, Del, April 2nd, 1878,
Victor Gresn, IN uis SSH year.
ROSS AT Cherry Hill. Cecil county. ma. VIII.
sou Ross. IN the 23i year ( his age
81 PHI. April aud WalerF son Of Henry c,
aud Lilz e.ppl-, az years anu months.
RlCHAt DsON. On the 9tu inst.nt, Kotmond,
syn Q, ss-ph r, aud sarAn R. Riehardsos'
81 E L.Oa Saturday, March 9th, Georg., 10.
t.nt u Of B. a. and hannAh N. SMELL aged
nice months.
AeG tLEszoa the @th March EysTAra DC Clssil
In Lis g7th year
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05
Panic at a Funeral.

A CROWDED cHURCH-PANIC- STRICKEN
MEN AND WOMEN TRAMPLED UNDER
FOOT.
TRENTON, N. j., March 31st.-During
the requiem for the dead. at ST. Johns
Catholic Church, for Roy. Father Mockin,
this morning, the immense crowd was
started by crash, which was supposed
to be caused by the giving way Of the
gallery.
It caused scene Of Consideration
The crowd rushed towards the outlet aud
numbers were thrown down and crushed
beneath the feet of the mass. Fully ten
minutes elapsed before passage could
be cleared, when the wounded were re-
moved to their residences and the nearest
| physician summoned. A dozen women
and chi.d.en were found to be severely
WOW d-d some Of them In dangerous
condition but no deaths have taken place
as vet.
TIE alarm was caused nv the breaking
of the knee'mg boards. The alarm hav-
Ing subsiled the funeral services were
/ resumed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05
New jersey.

A FREE FIGHT IN THE LOBBY AT TRENTON
JIM scovEL on THE RAMPAGs.
TRENToN, Y. j., April A general
tight occurred in the lobby of the Legs.
lnture this morning growing out Of re-
marks IN the Assembly Yesterday charging
James NJ. Sclvcl, of Camden, with ing
Il forger, scoundrel aud perjured man.
Mr.. CoIe, of Camden, had warm words
in the lobby with John Hood, when
Scovel inlerfrrcd
Cole called Scovel liar, when the
latter knocked him down. Mr.. Carse
also interfered, and was knocked down
by Scovel.
The Mayor Of the city then interfered
and Quoted the disturbance. The affair
grew ont of opposition 10 the bill affect
ing di'potion OF some property In Camden
/ Courts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

TIE LECTURE THURSDAY BY JAMES J.
CRElGu, ESQ.


THE LECTURE THURSDAY BY JAMES ).
cRElGu, ESQ.
Seldom IL ever has Il been onr nri, ,io,,o
OF pleasure 10 listen 10 INV tbing 80
the platform combining at The same lima
so much Of the beautiful and tr,,bc,i
Hs Mr.. Cr.iph's lerluro Tbnrsdav w,
o"lv roget t1st tre eloonent Ia aha
zen .l.pItn was not .-reot.t y,'t, a io,,,or
Hu ,l,e. We sine.r,iv hon. ,b1t ~,
Cl.rp NAV b, ipdured al io,,o c,,mro
da,, To reneat mis- l.,tnre IN our ritv
uud r. more favorable nn.r io'.. We ~.
get that the crowded or, lido, ~ , Nv,
iinun- pfeyents nm ovt.nsi,,o ,t,,'.,.
Mr. Cf.rh ,s nm orator tnlfe. biSb r',,i,
ut .,- .ii lirplv eloonegt h..
r,mrs elegant and elassic viii a.,
IA. s,me time he is A e'ose ana Io,icai
rrasuur. 7'N'''
Ore NJ with a reCeren,e IN tho lac.
struggle h.te cen P1ga1ism and C5ri.t..
n1it,. te.niliog viii t.r,i,Ia ,.i,.i '5i,,e'-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

THE TowN OF PARKER's LANpIN1 IN ARM
STRONG COUNTY, PA, ALMOST ENTIRELY
ngsTROYEp-FfRsr DISPATCH.
PApKER's LANDTNG, Pa, Anril 4th.-A
fire commenced hero last night. The
whole town is ashes. Particulars soon.
SECOND DisPATcu-Ioss, TWO HuNDRED
THOUSAND DoLLARs--INCENDfA
THE CAUSE.
The Parker House. Central Hotel, Ex.
chnn,e Bank, Pos Office. Western Union
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph offices
were DESTROYED. The loss Il S9o0 0l0.
Tue fire was caused nv inccndiarism.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

The terrible disaster reported Wednesday
is metc lie theme Of editorial comment
in all be papers his morning, aud almost
universally eyery one TO whom. by any
possibility, respcnsb .hy forthe dreadful
calamity could attach, severely blamed.
We doubt if enough is ytt known OF the
Circumstance o warrant On attemp. TO
mske Mp verdict Ms to the guilt or re
spons.hity Of tn officers Of the Inflated
ship, but nc reason vii. probably be
found for modifying the severe Judgment
on the owners Of tue line, for the recki less
ness with which they have apparently
risked human lie, IN heir efforts 10 Sc
cure SPEED and the maximum storage
room for freight IN thcli steamers and
there seems reason 10 believe that further
evidence will show that the uuquestioped
advantage the sAlp had 10 Its water-tight
compartments was no, taken advantage Of.
The vessel leit Liverpool "a a stormy
time u The year, when delays In VOYAGES
were be ,Sp. et,d, wi.h Aut eleven DAYS
supply Of coal. Tic gh ct lhis seasou
fourteen day are frequently consumed
in q voyage across the At antie. The
altemI to make ort 10 remedy ihis,on a
dangerous az 4 unfamiliar coast was the
cause o. the disaster THUS far the
blame les at tie door Of The owners.
II, however, under t'ese Circumstances
ihs ship vas mot in readiness 10 met any
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05
Legislators Holding their Seats In
Defiance Of the Constitution.

One Of the most singular omissions on
he part of the present legislature has
been Its failure 10 examine into the COM
mon and often expressed opinion, sus-
tained by eminent legal gentlemen, that
some Of those acting az It's members and
participating in Its official proceedings
are rot and never have been galy
members OF the General Assembly. The
cor stitution Of the State Of Delaware ex-
pllctly declares that "no person con-
"cerued IN any army or navy contract
" = shall be a Senator or Repre-
"sertative." Yet, notwithstanding this
positive prohibition. 1t is known that MIR.
VIM. Il. she.drake, who Is acting as a
member Of tie House from Kent County,
is contractor tor furnishing lumber to
tue government for military or naval
purposes. a member Of the Senate is
also ssid to he contractor,
We 60 not know that auy great harm
has cone OF could come from the disre
gard Of this plain constitutional provi-
I -icn, but Il is certainly significant Of the
growing disregard for strict interpreta.
/ lion Of ard adherence 10 ccnsiitu ioual
provisions that so palpable an iufraeiiou
If cur State Corstllrt cn ahooid MT have
be,n even considered by those who are
considered he especial guardians aud
eefnders Of that aucisnt document. Il
csnno, he because the facts Of the case
are not known, since they have beer
much commented upon In Dover, arc
such wcil-tnown lawyers as EdwarJ
Rifgely Esq., and H'r, y. B. smtheri
Rave given their opluiors that the Tsr
ties in question 10 not legally hold N,
seals they oceuIy, erd the latter has, II
tic form Of = Published letter, reinforced
that opinion by a careful and loglca
argument absolutely conclusive 10 ever,
mrreiudiced mind. Wherefore, then
this indihererce7 We can scarcely deem
II possible that the presence Of The geutls
MN concerned is SO indispensable lha
the fu' jeDente law Of the State must b
violated 10 enable them 10 hold thei
seats.