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Fs0a ~ Ttiesas Nev. =
First settlement st Bismasck was made
in June 1872. During 1873 Il had l87
structures erected It . cost Of e1lO, 900,
making 167 buildings IN told.
Tho Fort Lincoln carpenters leis Tor The
east on the last train, . fAct Of interest to
some Of our eastern Subscribers which the
Trib~Ss overlooked last week.
Chas. McCarty returned from Standing
Rock Monday. He reports extensive build
Ing operations there under the charge Of
J. B. Dillon. About seventy men have
bcen employed until recently. Il isexpected
that about three hundred buildings win be
put MP for The Indians at IN early day and
. large amount Of breaking win be done
next spring.
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Fargo 1t 1roa Us 70 tl75 and adopting
every plan that win encourage setflsm.
Some lots are held, second hard, u $500.
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tanks have beeas disaanfaed; til kelp IN
discharged and The rad closed Tor the
winter.
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reducing sxpsases. When IT, river fteeses
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The Fulnllnent,

WASHINGTON, December 2O.-Thc fol-
lowing dispatches were received here to-
night:
u. 8. STEAMER WORCESTER,
q. a. RobeaoA Secretary 81 0s Naey,
Neutrality-suspicious. Consul ut Havana tele-
graphs that the Virginius prisoners were
delivered to the Juniata to-day, and she
sailed immediately for New York. Ny
dispatch to the commanding officer at San
tiago was transmitted by telegraph and
mail yesterday.
Signed g. II. SCorT. Rear Admiral.
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u New osaiaD a. Instructions 70 0ovegn
81 Surveys.

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Az tho circular Of tie lion. Commits
siauer Of thc General Land Otiice is cf much
public im,sr tancc. send it IT, yoa will,
the request that it be published, in ORDER
tbs miners Of your county may b. informed
~ to the proceedings necessary to render
mining location valid in law and snscepti-
be Of proof. 10 that it can be patented II
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Discredited Ruunors,

O10Ck001600 80moGA
NEW York, December 2l.-The Mralds
special from Paris says that CIPHER dis
patch from an old correspondent at Madrid
announces that Spain demands the rcs&or-
alton Of tho Virginius. There is great
EMULATION in consequence Of Secretary Fish
admitting that the Virginius was not entitled
to carry the flag Of the United States. The
demand was delivered ON Friday.
Tho same correspondent says that General
Sickles has telegraphed to Washington
insisting upon the acceptance Of his resig-
nation.
Tho report from Madrid that the Spanish
Government has decided to make demand
upon the United States for the return Of the
virgiuius and her passengers and crew II
not credited here, for the reason that they
were delivered to the United States by virtue
Of the protocol between the two countries,
and subject to judicial proceedings.
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KEY WEST, December 90.-lnfomation
reached here yesterday from Havana that
serious complications in regard to Cuba
have arisen between the Spanish and British
governments. The advices did not slate
The pgeeise nature Of Tie diflcultieA but Il
became known here that the British Consul
at Hsvana has received dispatches from
Lord 0nnville to instruct III the naval
commanders In the West Indies 70 imme-
diatsly rendezvous in Cuban posts. Il y
stated that IN o6Icial circles Il h certainly
known that The British eovemment viii
assareilly demand the punishment Of Bur-
riel.
The British Admiral has left for s..
Thomas where b. expects 70 Be relieved.
WAssIxGT0x, December 91.-The De-
partment Of State has no information con
oerning TIE complications between Great
Britain and Spain.
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Booth &eoeed Senator.
+, SAX FRANCISCO, December 20.-In joint
convention to-day Booth was elected to the
o. 8. Senate on the first ballot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
The Mnnr Of Houses.

There Is a general impression IA our city, uct
flily five hundred houses OF moderate size should
b. erected in this city curing the present year to
satisfy the demands. But the season has been
backward and there Is 50 much difficulty IN plo-
curing money, that we ind builders are very eau
t;Ous about adopting any extensive plans, not
withstaHding they acknowledge the demand for
houses, botn by those who want to buy and those
who want to rent Those who last year built for sale
have succeeded in disposing OF most of those
they did not conclude 10 keep; but in most cases
they are sold on lime, and thus capital is locked
uP and with the high rate of interest, they say It
Will not pay to borrow and build.
As there is now no large buildings under way
requiring the services of large number of men,
has been the for several years, 1t is feared
our mechanics who are employed at house build
ing, under the circumstances, will not be able to
tnd constant employment heretofore This
Is TO be Tegret:ed. 1t was hoped that much larg-
er number Of dwellings would be erected this year
than in any former one. But so far we see no
very encouraging indications that such will be the
case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
1he AUIcdGcd attack upon Members of
the LegIsIaIure.

The remarks 10 which Mr. Maz.s alluded in
his speech on Thursday IN the Legislature appear
ed in the GAZETTE Of March oath, and are as fol-
lows:
"In the Senate Mr. Riddle is failure. In the
House Mr.. Mars has won by his gentle conduct
and pleasant matters, high place in the feelings
OF has fellow Democratic members, So no doubt,
has LewlS Thonp-on, Esq, but we fail TO witness
any beneficial results from The boasted triumph of
the Radicals in slecting delegation Of that pot-
zeal faith to Dover Some of them, it is true, may
have helped 10 Pass few divorce bills fer poor
women VINO had drunken husbands, but for this
service exhorbItant fees have been paid that we
10 not know that they deserve auy praise. while
tome propose censure. We will wait and see who
TO eensure and what - praise"
Mr.. Maris was led from the remarks Of some one
and his hasty reading of the article to believe that
it imputed to himself and his colleagues the re-
oeipt of money for service on divorce bis; and
stated before the legislature that he had received
no money for such service. The article does not
impute 10 members the receipts Of money: while
1t does say that 'exhorbitant fees have been paid,
and this we believe to be true, since one gentle
man told us it cost him near $500 in fees TO get
divorce bill through, This was chiefly paid to at
torneys in Dover who had TO appear before the
committee on divorces. We never heard that Mr.
Maris had taken fee for service as a member of
the legislature, nor did we have such an idea Ii
all this cost is necessary, it would be cheaper TO
go to the courts al once with divorce cases. We
believe that lawyers services are mostly required
for such action by the Legislature but had not
supposed that the unfortunate women who were
cursed with brutal and drunken husbands would
be thus heavily charged
We would net have referred TO this matter again
had it not been falsely asserted by the Dover cor
respondent of Every Ere',ine that Mr.. MaIis char
gsd the GoSette with making a "scurilous" and
'libelous" attack upon himself and his colleagues
What We said is true, and no lawyer would find
an indictment for libel upon il and certainly no
man who knew the meaning Of the term "scuril
ous' would apply It to the language quoted above.
1t remained oroae who does not consider the exact
sense of the epithets his lower instincts lead him
use to and apply inappropuately.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

THK DAILY GAzETTE is published every afternoon.
axcept Sunday at 4l6 Market street, and served BY
sfarers 10 subscribers in all parts Of Wilmington
sud the surrounding towns and villages. for six
cents a week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
q, in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE established 1874.
is the Largest and most hOuTishing weekly n the
State, and has larger circulation than any other
ON the feninsular, Published every FRIDAY morn
ing at AZ a year, In advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
frEiaht Eines.
RUsII's
: STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves ID wharf above Chestnut street. phiiad.,-
phia- daily at p M. and French street wharf tlii
mlnRtop. a. p.m. Freight handled carefully ana
iosS1F asd with dispatch. a.W BUSH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
A Question Tor Congressman VINO
Voted For tho salary steal.

The exceeding lbeality Of Congressman TO
themselves Is in singular contrast with theirper-
simonious increase ofthe compensation OF certain
bureau officers, whose salaries were increased II The
late session. The Congressional salaries were in
creased from 5000 TO 81 500, and TO date back
two years. Certain Bureau officers salaries were
increased by the same act from 5000 10 $4,000 but
not to take effect until the first Of July next The
first of July next The question is asked, II bu-
officers can reside here all the year and sup
port their families decently on S3O0O or S4OOO,
could not Congressmen support theirs ON 5000,
when the live here but five months in the year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

1t appears almost impossible Tor Every Eceai,ag
to tell the truth without following it with an un.
truth. We did say the legislature had 'been very
foroearing," but we did not add Gin not cxpellipg
Mr. Pride long ago" There is little wonder that
Inc correspondent has no more respect for the
eouitchios and amenities that are due to gentle
men when the principals set such an example,
Ihe paragraph on Saturday, referring TO the Ga.
zErTE, is fair sample of The vulgar slang with
Whichits columns have been freighted from Dover
No man who read the letters ofthis correspond
ent could fail TO perceive that the writer them
was incapable OF properly clothing his dis
senung opinions in language becoming fair and
truthful criticism and he therefore resored TO the
application Of vulgar epiihets known TO such
persons as frequent the low brothals where bad
Whiskey stupe6es and renders men senseless to
shame and regardless OF the respect Of decent
people.
Had there been but six Democrats in the House
and twelve Radicals and Democratic correspond
ent had written Of the majority as Pride has done
h. would have been expelled long ago. This
man, it is now believed was placed there for the
very purpose OF abusing the privilege granted
He was expected 10 rehash and repeat through
the columns Of paper wholly controlled In the
interest Of Radicalism, whatever the Radicals
whispered in his ears or placed in his hand
The GAZETTE needs no correspondent for such
puPoae; when it does employ one 1t will see to
itthat 1t does not place boy in a position and
commend tc him the work Of slanderer for
the purpose Ofeatcldng penny or two BY the
circulation aud sale Of what was as fale and dis
creditable as the obscene Iiterturo that is now 20
much condemned by all genteel people.
The many threats the GAzETTH has withstood
In battling for the right Of men to freely express
their opinions arc recent and wen remembered;
when, not like "Dlgger Indian" but like
tyrant and coward, sconced behind bayonets the
Of FVeyy Ersaing was threatening ana
abusing even women who chose to express their
opinions of the vilainoGs conduct Of official par
.lsans then in power. When ''the monkey behind
glasses" assumes to be the champion Ofth peo-
Pies rights approhenslOns win follow that there
s something wrong and dangerous In the air.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
A HEAVY STOCK OF PRING L SUMMER
CHEAP Doors AND sROEs,
second ST., doors West of Market.
New Root and shoe Store,
GEO. S. HAGANY,

No. 2 WEST SECOND STREET -
between Market and Shipley has just laid in
a large and varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes
for badles, Gentlemen, Boys. Misses and Children.
all ofwhieh he proposes to sell at prices TO suit the
present times, and respectfully asks the public to
Pn and examine his stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

AN essay delivered at recent meeting Of
the st. Louis Farmers Club, was entitled
The Hog of the Period
A New YORK man offers to demonstrate
the possibility of swimming from Now Noik
to Long Branch, 26 miles, next summer.
Miss EMILY FAITHFUL will sail for Europe
on the 9TH of April.
A soNNAMBULIsT at Nashville was recently
killed by walking into fy-wheel
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

E. BRINdHURsT & co.
Have 6ne assortment of useful and fancy article es
suitable Tor Holiday Presents, comprising
Elegant COlogHe Sets.
Fancy Thermometers.
Toilet Sets.
Fine Hair Brushes,
Dressing Cases,
sEseiling Bottles
YaFss.
Puff Boxes apd Pu6A
Toilet Mirrors.
Sachets:
Dressing Combs
scotch Plaid Goods, Fine PerfumeTy, Of French.
English and American manu- fracture, with many
other desirable novelties at moderate and popular
prices E, BkINGHUR RST 4 co,
ApothecaTies.
corner 9th and Market Sts.. Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
NEW GROGkRN STORE
n. w. Cor. Fourth and Market ST..
WILMINGTON. DEL.

eSye The undersigned respectfully An-e7fi
Snounces to his old friends and the HE'S
II rs #public generally that he has complet- N
bed his new store. Ind hasopened with a stock
OF nae new and fresh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND M0LASSES,
Lowering crush cd gran uated and Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguira, MaricRibo,
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas. White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BuckWheat, all kinds ofpure Spices, Sara es
all kinds of Canned Fruits, French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut, Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup, English and American Pickles. ell
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate, VeTmacelli, Macaroni, Washing Soap in
great variety, Toilet Soap Gloss Starch Cur
rants, R8igins, Citron, Atmores Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches aud Apples, Cygaberues. Brooms, Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm, AdamRntine and TalloE
Candies, I'D all articles usually kept in we'll
soTted C3rocerv store. Call and examine my stock.
S-Iv JAMES CRlPPEN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-12

who il was" said the unfortunate man.
suddenly recalling himself To realizing
sense OF the hoIrid mistake. "It was
some ALFRED fool in the store. and was in
such hurry 10 get home thai 1 never
stopped Ia look or think. Here ! have
been lp 10 Nelson street on dead run.
turned over the entire house, illed every
vessel in IL with water, lifted tubs that
weighed tom apiece. wet every thread Of
clothing ON my body. and almost made
lunatic Of my wife, and then had 10 get
back Ia the store with boot that ground
The skin right on my heel. And all"
gasped the miserable man. ''bccause OF a
dirncd black-heartcd. lying idiot" Then
a. he limped away. and thought on the
appearance of his home, and the array OF
amateur lakes and ponds within il. he in
cidentaly mentioned: "Coniound the
lying scalawag; II | can get hold of him
before the thunderbolts Of heaven overtake
him. will smash every bone in his vii
famous carcass. '-DaHbrp Nelrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-12
European Crop Prospects.

Sufficient data have now been obtained
to give pretty correct view of the actual
condition of European crops for the pres
ent year. Wheat has not yielded even an
average crop. aud most Of the wheat dis
trict- fall considerably behind. Ia the
Northern districts the quality of the wheat
was damaged considerably by premature
summer weather. Ryc-whch in Europe
i almost of greater importance than wheat
has been Il failure IN all countries. The
best quality was raised In France. Bclgiun
and the Western part OF Germany. Bar
ley lias yielded very fairly Ia quantity. but
poorly in quality. Oats have been the best
crop. hut have also been damaged BY the
weather. The huckwhcat crop Is very
poor. Hops have yielded about halt
average crop. Potatoes are fair. Orchards
have yielded most Enthusiastically. anti the
vineyards are even worse off. Summing
M these facts. we may expect a large de-
mand for wheat, rye and other cereal, from
England, spain, Scandinavia, France. Ger
many, Austria. Hungary. Turkey. Egypt,
Italy and switzerland. To supply this de-
mand Belgium and Holland have little
surplus wheat. hut aconsidcrablv deiicicn-
cy of rye. Russia is the only European
country which can export wheat and rye
both. but this II can do only To small cX-
tent. The United States will have to fur
niSh the remainder. Meat Is also in great
demand in Europe; pork bringing from
10 To Is cents per pound in Germany and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-12
MISCELLANY.
NJ ALrKED rKnckvsL GRAvKs.

~ Allied FhhNhNAA otNNfhN
.IsHeurc me. pocther. iariin'q an ould boy OF
AaAsr soakin' ID Bsr,hayen ,hre and thirty
Wild no other navigation underneath me but AN
oar
''God incrase ye. but ms only half myself i
.islR' sihl.
And heres ulOuntin' slow but surely 70 my heart
tod inrrasc " for your goodness, but I'm past
all mortal SKIN.
- But ven surely let them lit me, won you,
nocfher. nom holow
len let Thin me me- sureiy-werry soft and
roses nv ould snip a ideen'' wanst agin b, fore
go2
LAY my head upon your shoulder; thank ye
kindly. Dociher, dear.
Take M n6w--Ood bless ~ Cap'n-now togeth-
Have no dread that yen dstriss me--now. agin-
Ochone ! see her.
" OIogone my 4 deems Alden, christened by
her laughini lips,
wild sprinkle iromh her finger as ye started from
thirty year s.,o come T'shroyeiide. like swan
among the ships.
% And we both were constant 70 ye till the bitter,
Win IN isphss took me darlint. and she pinned
and pinned away,
TN yourssli- the only sweetheart that was lief.
me on the say
% 80 through fair aud foul We'd travel, YOU and
I, thin, u-n't w.
The sam ouid co'rse from Galway Bay. by Linn
erick and Ir.tlce.
MINIS storm il shook me overbo ri, and muir
thtrcd You, Iuachree
- Bnf now. agra the uuruly wind has flown into
lhr west.
And the silver moon Is shinin' soft upon the
ocea4' = hrfaSt-
Like Alden 5 smiiin' sperit come 10 call US 10
our rest
% ~till the sight is CROWN darker, and cannot
rightly hear
The say : t1o owld-for one 20 ould--O save me,
tap'n. dear
Vow iI's CROWN bright and warm agin--and
Aideen-- Aiieen here -