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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

HAVANA, Nov. l5-GTeat anxiety is manifested
here to zee the comments OF the press upon the
capture of the Virginius aud the shooting Of the
prisoners. There Is general feeling that II is de-
tiTabe 10 have all the prisoners executed rs quick
as possible before the goveTnmentOf Spain or any
other power can get chance to intervene, al
hough some of the better feeling of a portion OF
he people depUecate undOe haste, and fear that il
may lead TO serious results. The ConstAAcla news.
paper says: mo matter hos much our country
has fallen in the last i've year,, the Spanish peo-
pie have not become degraded 10 such an extreme
as 10 be heightened by those who might have 10
pay dear for their temerty and insoleRce In the
ovent Of Intervention. We lament the bad sltua-
ton Of The asiFs Of country, but are far from
beinR aaHnted by foreign complications. II may
be that We ou ght 20 desire them In order 70 ibef-
ate us iron miserable party iOtFigues. Snain IL
not degenerate; ali had passions wall ImmadAtsly y
become quiet when there is any prospect Of q for
eign var. The strong powers know this, and
their iniFgang politicians ought not 10 forget IL
Unfonunaasly Spaniards give more Importance
70 the latter than they merit" The CObstaneia
also says: "When the news of the capture OF ths
VIrRinius was received here II was thought that
Uomstbisg would be tined 10 prevent the pirates
from receiving their Just ehastsemeut."
The LegolIdad complains Of the incxactnEAs oil
the press telegram, which stated that the Yirgin-
Ne WaS eaptnred near Jamaica. According % TIE
Official statementa the VlEginius was eighteen hiles
headed foE Jamaica, distant about one hundred
miles. The chase lasted eight honFs, both steam.
en- guIng ct theiE fall speed, aud both being fast
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

1t will he seen that the expenses have large
" increased since the first election of Grant
During the year of the Presidential election
and the year before there was an apparent
large reduction from the first years of Grant.
but that was ali for political effect, and t
will be observed that this first year after the
election that the expenses have gone up 10
figures never before reached under any ad-
miniStTatiOn, during the war under Lincoln.
In one year Grant spent over a million more
for his atrOciOus civil service than Lincoln
spent in three years In many cases the ex-
penses have been doubled aud in some trebled.
Let the people cut these figures out, and save
them for next election time. Some admins
tratiOn retainer will be around to tell you how
economical Grant is, and you will have the fig
ures to prove that he lies The figures art ia
ken from the books of the departments, and
cannot be disputed Dag Book.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

vessels They M 4 therefore have been very npar
Jamaica when Tie Vlteinlus was oycThanl, d - ;
butas the esptaiil all fe avigatoIs and the cfeW
Of that tossel have teen killed by BE SpaniAlds,
hey can.Put the distahee at what Nv Iiease.
What the PeaSls Have Voted4 AsRinsS.
While the retainers OF the Federal Admins
traiiOn are talking so glibly and so loudly
about the economy of Grant it may be we'll 10
give few figures, which serve to show the
real condition OF things The figures are self
explanatory:
COST OF THe CIVIL SERVICE YEARS
UNBER LINCOLN.
Year beginning June 80. 1861 81, COS, ,49I. .16
k.sN NJ 1S(ks-... 2j, 25Ss va. .OS
1865. "a .1Os. .es9.46
SO l6o.UI2.70
oNE YEAR UNDER GRANT.
Year beginning June 30, 1S12....$I3, ,32S, ITO O6
EXce8 under Geani, A
sligo 2O97.S6
AGGRECATE EXPENSES, EXCLUSIVE OF DEBT
CHARGES.
Year ending June 30, 1S6O~.....S 59,SiS,474.72
1S70...... $50, AIS 062 20
1S7l....... 166, GOO Ca. 30
. lS72....... 152, 20l, $50 10
1S73....... 1876, J94 5S6. 50
Excess 1873 over 1860,
$l22, 2,7460S2.l7.
COST OF ARMY IN TIME OF PEACE,
Year ending Juue 80, 1SGO.......Sl6, 400, 761 10
1S7O......... o., ,655, ,6T6 40
lS7I......... A, ,0S0 ,OS5 %
lS72........ 80 5,372, 157. 20
1S73......... As, 1923, 1871
Excess 1873 over 1850.
S29,9l3,37L2l.
COST OF THE NAVY IN TINE OF PEACE
Year ending June 80, 1s6O........S11, ,513, 15O 10
lS7O........ q, ,7sO, 229 81
1871 ........ 10, ,431 ,O27 .21
lS72...... u, ,249, SOB 90
1S73......... -, ,526, ,5J6. 20
Excess 1873 over 1860.
Sl2,0l3, l0660.
INDIANs.
Indians and Pensions, 1867. 81, ,95J, ,6S6, %
Indians alone, 1S72.................. O61, ,O2S.62
Excess 1872 over 1860.
$3,l05, ,j42 90.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

1t is quite disgusting to see newspaper at-
tempting TO excuse the acts OF the thieves that
were arrested here last week for entering the
dwelling @ the Bank of Delaware with roper,
gags, knive and gimmics, haUd-cuiing the casl :
lr OF the Bank, evidently bent on robbiDg Il
institution at the rlsk Of hic limb and liberty
Instead Of Sheriff Armstrong being condemned
for severity TO such scoundrels, he is more likely
to be complained OF for leniency. When these
complaints are known 10 be made by the an
nouuced counsel of the thieves, it amounts TO 8
prostitution of the press that is abominable. And
one OF the features of the article is the fact
that it compares the Illegal and outrageous arrest
of some of our best citizens during the war with
the legal and commcudable arrest of the Bank
robbers and noted Sing Sing convict and thieves.
It is the hope of tLIs community, one and all,
that the rSscas in the custody Of the Sheriff viii
be made TO feel the severity OF prison life in Del
aware, ss well As the acutencss of the lash.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

THE DAILY GAkErfE is published every afternoon
sEeept Sunday At Il6 Market street, and served By
carriers TO subscribers in all parts Of WimnEtoI
and the surrounding towns and villages, for siN
cents week. payable Weoay. YoArly subscriber
IS in advance. -
THR ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN 9HE STATE
Tho DELAWARE GAZETTE. established l7s4,
is the largest and most hOuTishing weekly tbs
State and has larger circulation than any othe
O0 thePeninSuar, Published every Friday mOrn
ng at g. a year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

5 sT:sI 'S 2SS1 %:s9 a. s ':i4 ss.. ''r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

With a single exception, our exchanges de-
m1nd that the government shall exact the most
speedy redress for the insult offered the flag oi
the country, by the heartless savages, who out
ragged civiliz1uou,by shooting the passengers and
crew OF the Visginius al Santiago dc Cuba; and
it is hoped that attonsment will be required forth
with. let the first United States man-oi-war that
is prepared to do so, capture or sink the "Torna-
do - wherever she is found 1t viii then be time
euOughI to compromise matters or ask for re-
paralion. 1t the Virrnius is then given up and
proper apologies made by Spain, peaceful settle
meut should be agreed to.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

vessels. They M + therefore have been very npar
Jamaica when iha Vtseinlus was oygThanl,d d ~
butas the tsptaii all fhe naviHatols aud the CO y
Of that Vossel have teen killed by he SpaniAlas
! hey canPut the distahee at what Ny ease. .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

Particulars of the execution Of Captain Fry and
the thirty-seyen OF his crew who were put to
death at Santiago On the 9Th INST, are given by
the Cuba cable. The American and British Con
sus protested ag inst the butchery in vain, and
1t ls said the Amencsn Consul was "yelled at, -
aud otherwise treated disresPectfully by General
Burriel. The execution was hastened TO prevent
interference lrem Madrid or Wash ington.
1t is reported that preparations are making &c
change the Virginius into Spanish gunbOat
No additional news concerning the Virginius
either from Cuba or Spain hss been received in
official circlesSt Washington since Friday night
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

President Gnnt and Secretary Robeson passed
through this city on Saturday for Elizabeth City,
aud they passed the day there with the presi-
iients mother, who, since the death Of her hus.
blnd, has resided with her daughter Mrs. Atel
Corbin
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

EUery EUeuipg laid aside its Scratch" wiped
It's "spectacles, and placed the latest set" (which
the dentist found impossible to fit nicely TO the
ill-sbaped Pcsition,) alongside or ITS cigar case,
removed its pipe, and then Ia the effrontery to
sit down and mAhciously and falsely accuse the
GAZETTE OF "gnashine its gums" at it; nOtwith-
standing our enamel is natural and perfect to
attract admiration. That is the last effort TO de-
ceive the ladies about the snake up of that ILL.,
hammered concern, by slandering its neighbour.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

oNE YEAR UNDER GRANT.
Year beginning June 30, 1S12....$I3, ,32S, 1lO 06
EXcess under Giant, 4
Sligo O97.S6.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

Indians and Pensions, 1861. So 95J, Csc 90
Indians alone, 2................. O61, 80
Excess 1872 over 1860.
$3,l05, ,342 90.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

Excess 1873 over 1860.
Sl2,0l3, l06.60.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-17

In the Wilett's poisoning case, at Dover,
the jury rendered virdict "the deceased
came to his death by poison, administered
by himself or some other person unknown to
the jury"
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RATHER BINDING ON THE ALEurs.-At.
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Tho government Of Alaska, since it was &C.
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even, have q Legislative Assembly OF their
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Ia, in time Of profound peace. are consigned
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to be governed by martial law. n"twithstand.
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under the Constitution and the laws Of Con.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

TURNED Ur ~ UrAn-utah Territory re-.
ioic-s in having. rs a resident ply stefan. an
NJ. ID. who once furnished y in the Basin.
sving formerly been a resident of Pi"n--r
City. where be generally signed his nam" " DR..
n G Boatnan. NJ. d." In n communication
from him I" the Salt Lake Herald. giving nj,
account nf n fatal accident that occurred re-
Gently ut u mine in Big C"tt"nw""d. he states
that the mans l't leg had compound com.
,nuuicatrd fracture" Boat,,,an is n queer Sc.
Mus. and h. has evidently made some dsc"v.
cries in surgical science. judging fr"m his
- communicated" fractures.