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Capt. Jack and those who participa-
ted with him in the murder OF General
Candy and Dr.. Thomas have two
chances for hanging. viz: II turned
over TO the civil authorities or if tried
by drum head court martial, to which
they are liable for having treacherously
violated the flag of truce.
General Sherman to-day expressed
his opinion that the whole tribe should
be turned over to the civil Authorities,
but expressed q fear that the civil courts
would work too slow. He says that
although he instructed General Gillem
to exterminate the Aodocs the troops
seemed not to have the heart to shoot
them down when they threw dowu their
arms and asked for quarter. General
Sherman's apprehensions that the civil
courts will work too slow are no doubt
groundless. 1t is time, the dispatches
say, that Captain Jack feigning insanity,
but that will not go down" in Oregon.
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NEW YORK.
The WalNorlh Homicids.


SARATOGA, June 3d.-Frant Wal
worth, who murdered his fathe, is the
oldest OF six children. His m'ther 3
the only daughter Of Col. Hadin, Of
Kentucky, who was killed in The Mel-
lean war; her brother is Gen. N. D.
Hardin, U. S. Army, who lost one arm
in the service. 1t is stated by helfriens
tha. Mr.. Walworth abused herso tha
she was compelled to leave hm aul
come here. Her circumstances wen
good, and she opened school IN tn.
old Walworth homestead three yeap
ago. Two years ago she got such legal
separation from her husband Is tn.
Catholic Church, OF which botl vert
members. allows. Since the sepsratio,
it is alleged that Walworth annoyed
his wife with slsndering and threaten
ing letters, and last summer threatened
Frank. Here it is said that recently
some very bad letters came b Mrs.
Walworth and Frank saw them. He
left home on Monday morning, not let
ting his mother know where le was
going, only leaving word that sht mnst
not worry for him. Frank has always
been regarded as quiet, good s.u, and
doing all he could for his mothe. 1t
is claimed that Walworth in his novel
(Reverly) misrepresents his wiz and
domestic affairs. Father Walwoth, q
Catholic priest Of Albany. came herr
and went With Mrs. Walworth to New
York this evening.
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How IL was In Yirgisia.

By article 5 sec I OF the Constitution
OF Virginia. the Governor is declared
ineligible to any other office during bis
term OF service; and ct we fnd that BY
the 1st section OF chapter IS Of the
Code of Virginia, that, the Governor,
Treasurer, two Auditors, and Register
OF fhe Land Office, shall be o Corpora
ton under the style Of The Board Of
the Literary Fund The Governor is
made the President OF this Corporation.
And are we to be told BY the expound-
ers Of Constitutional law that Cover
pors johnson, Wise and Lstcher for,
feited their Offices by performing such
duties as may be prescribed by law 10
the capacity OF corporstors ? This pro.
position is too thin TO obscure the light
Of dsy.-Weston Democrat, .... ....
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IL Detroit the other day 8 resident ol
the Seventh Ward wrung Dan. Rice,
hand and asked as this old Dsnf'
1t is," replied Dsoiel. pleasantly. I'm
powerful glad to see you." continued
the Seventh Warder. I'VE had IN ar
rival at our house last night. and We
are going 10 call it Dan Rice" Dams
countenasce fell st once, and in sol-
emn whisper be said: I'm sorry. bat
you are Q little too late. I've shaken
hands with forty-eigbt men this morn
ing who had named babies alter me.
and my last five dollar bill has been
paid out" The game used 10 work on
Dan, but be found out that most ot
the arrivals" were girls, and he shu,
down on presents years ago. ...r.
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Jsdao and the Mikaas's Palace.

Jeddo and the Mikads's Palace.
The palaceof the Miksdo Of Japan,
ct Jeddo, which has been destroyed BY
fire, as reported by the cable, was IN
immense and magnificent structure
q city within itself-the Vatican. as Il
were Of Asia. An officer CT the British
army, who visited the city during the
past year, says:
Jeddo Is an enormous wooden town.
You can ride in it for twenty miles you
can't ride through it in eight hours /,
contains millions Of inhabitants-soms
say three and Q half but ! fancy that
number is too great Now and then Il
is burned down, built mp again, and can
il needed, be carried OF bodily and put
down somewhere else. Being all built
Of wood, the wood can be taken down
and re.erected. Every now and again
you come upon fre-proof houses--the
more readily seen BY rs because Q good
alice Of the town had not long before
beeu burned down-uarrow. two-storied
square boxes, that resist the fire we'll
Jeddo is repeated in every street. Ia
Jeddo you pass through miles and
miles Of open shops. through hundreds
and thousands OF people threading their
way through the narrow streets. Lit
tie boxes OF houses mspped over acres
aud acres, over miles and miles oflandi
the sea on the east, some higher land
on the west; the harbos. bit Of q cham
lacking 10 depth. jeslously guarded by
isolated for, islsnds the Mikados sum.
mer palace, embosomed in trees. little
to the south in the town; the Miksdo',
great pslace-s town within Q town
some what to the west; the region OF thu
princes - Belgravia - adjoining the
great palace, with broader streets and
separate "compounds;" Weeuo. Osaka
Tako Yams-whst hive OF life II
there not here.
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Sad Fatality.

Friday morning a young man named
VIM. Il. Wright. employed on the
Hiudmau farm, near EinleySille, Wash.
ington county. aud 9 son Of the late
COL J. T. ?. Wright. was found dead
in . fsld where he had been planting
corn. shot through the heart. The de-
ceased was about twenty years Of age,
and Q very steady. industrious and rep
utsble young man. He had been in
the habit Of taking Q pistol 10 the felds
where be worked. for the purpose Of
shooting red squirrels, and bis friends
think that he accidentally shot himself
while charging His death has eaus.
ed great grief to the membsrs oi
the family who have the sincere gym.
ps.hy OF many frieads.
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TEE PENNSYLVANIA Coal SurPLY.-
The Pittsburg Commercial shows that
the coal fields Of Pepssylvsnis can
hardly be called "inexhaustible." They
comprise about 5000 square mills. The
yearly rate Of exhaustion. taking last
years. statistics Tor o basss, 10 about
AGO acre.. or Ave sqrsrs miles: bu,
there can be no calculation upon the
future rata 1t viii probably be doubled
in ten years. and 20 op. until, ~ the
beginning Of the neIt century, ten thoa
sand acres Of coal Will be used up
yearly.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, June 3.-A fatal afra)c'
cured last night at the corner OF Wod
and Walsh streets in the south we,rn
part Of this city. The occasion wahe
opening of a saloon by Charles lst,
who had invited a number Of perso to
drink and dance. At II o'clock ist
announced that no more liquor wld
be sold. A gang Of Bridgeport rots.
however, demanded liquor, and aid
they would have what they want or
smash the place, but retired. No on
er had they reached the street TIN q
q volley Of brick bats, stones and her
missels crushed through the winrws.
Again about q dozen OF the wrthes
entered the saloon and wanted dnks.
The proprietor told them unlesthey
left the saloon he would shoot lem.
The ruffians attacked the salooswith
missiles. and several pistol shotswere
fired. List and his two bar-tders,
finding that matters were becomii des-
perate, drew their revolvers anfired
through the broken windows up the
mob. One OF the latter, namedrhos.
Sullivan, fell dead. shot throui the
head. The rest OF his cowardl com
panions darted away. 1t wasound
that Sullivan was wounded in thaouth
and that the ball had pressed pward
into bic brain. List was arresd and
taken to the station.house. Hdid not
know he had hit anybody.
The FL lection.
Complete returns have not eu re-
ceived of the exciting electio, in the
Fifth district, but it now look probs-
bic that Craig, the farmers candate. is
elected. The following are son OF the
figures:
Knox equity, five township Craig
1899; Lawrence 2,468 Lswrens MAJ
jority 500. Henderson count Craig
75G Lawrence 3l4; Crsig's Majority
436. Mercer county, Craigsaajority
900. Wardell county, Craigmajori-
ty !. The town Of Woodiord gies Law.
renee $50 majority. Lasslle county,
Lawrence's majority is 2l4. IDLY two
towns in Prarie county Craig 'snajority
is lis. In six towns in Henry county
Lawrence's majority is l60. In four
towns in Shark county Lawrence ma"
jority is 96. Brown county gits Law
renee a majority OF 543. GrunS county
gives Lawrence 400 Craig 5OQof which
300 are for Albert and the hlance for
Alfred Craig. Footing the aDve Law.
rence's majorities make D97 and
Crsig's 2096.
The latest returns are very incom-
plete up to this hour, 1920 p, and give
Craig a majority Of about Goo, though
subsequent advices may change the
present appearance. Craig is undoubt'
edly elected.
P. s. Gilmore will arrive at !he Pa.
cific tonight, and to-morro" night a
reception committee will meet hin at
the Pacific, to welcome distinguished
guests. At 2 p. m. and 8 pm. Thup'
day, concerts will be given at the col-
liseum.
Ou Friday morning prominent guests
will be given an excursion innd about
the city. On Saturday, thy will be
taken by steamer and rail 0 South
Chicago.
A ball will be given at the fhamber
Of Commerce on Friday eveniH.
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TEE process Of condemniug Congress.

TEE process Of condemniug Congress.
men for the salary grab business. aud
ct the same time expressing unshsken
confidence 10 President Grant who
made the grab possible, does not please
the Cincinnati CemMe,eial That Jour
nal says: IF the Republican party
does not proceed 70 purify itself pretty
rapidly. it will be purified hy external
forces and with violence that will dis
turb its constitution. But the process
Of purifcstion is not the unqualified
Endorsement OF GrAnt and the imper-
sonal and qualified disapprobstion o.
the Credit Mobilier Coogressmen. Th,
people require more distinct terms and
decisive measures than those OF the Co
lumbus convention" g.
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ST, LOUIS.
DroWned,

sr LOUIS, June 3.-Professor 0Don,
ovan, professor Of Greek and Bellies
Letters, In the Christian Brothers
Academy in tn is city, while bathing
in q tank near here yesterday, was sud.
denly taken with crsmps and drowned
before assistance could reach him. His
body was afterwards recovered and
brought to the city. Prof ODonovan
was q son of the distinguished Prof.
O'Donovan Of Trinity College, Dublin.
Died.
Cant. John Leavenworth. q well,
known steam boatman, aged 50 years
died Of apopleIy this morning, at his
residence in this city.
Tobacco Fair.
The grand premium tobacco fsir o!
the Tobacco Association OF St. Louie,
commenced this morniug. Nearly 5OO
hogsbeads have been entered. and the
display ia the finest ever seen in the
West. Entries srs from all parts oi
Missouri, Kansas, Illinais, Indiana,
Kentucky, and most Of the Southern
States. flanters, manufacturers and
dealers are hers from oil sections oil
the United States. together With repre-
sentatives from Europe. Premiums 70
the amount Of SO, 900 will b. awarded
tomorrow. Several hundred visitors
TO the fair assembled st the tobacco
warehouse of Evans & Co. and were
esllsd to order by President Lsggett, o'
the Association. An awarding COM
mittes fos the various ciasSes ysFs theu
appointed; after which sddresees pl
welcome were delivered and respondsd
70. The afternoon was devoted to ar
examination Of the entries.
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RIyER NEWS.

MExpHIs, June 3.-River raised I
inches; weather clear and business dull.
CIscISxAfL June 3.-River falling
with IL feet ten inches in the channel;
weather cloudy and very warm.
EVANSVILLE, June 3.-River falling
with Is feet 8 inches in the channel;
weather warm and business moderate.
NEW ALBANY, June s.-Riysf fall
ing. weather warm.
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ENGLAND.
Wreck OF steamer Drummon Castle

Wreck OF Steamer Drummon Castle.
LONDON, May 3.-The steamship
Drummon Castle, of this city, went
ashore on Cheesay Island, off the east
coast OF China and became a total
wreck. Thirty persons were drowned.
10000 Captives MassaGred.
A dispatch from Shanghai, giving
-l:..l.-- -r ~ - 49,
Chinese forces OF Lalee Foo. in the pro-
vince OF Yunnan, uthwestern China,
says the victorious forces fell upon
their captives and msssacred thirty
thousand OF them. The Sultan poison-
ed ::himself rather than fall into
the hands OF his enemies.
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Library GIFT tlltfRT
AFULL DRAWING 0H1fAM.
III. .cl. - ( al 81
$500, 900 In Bank to Psy Gfk.
10000 Cash uits Pilh'rll
100000 :toari iolnnl4&o

Enough OF the iool % tickets i~Aed Cor t,,s
5he Pubic % siSesry OK osrsnsSSfy, having I'm Z BEEN @
sold 20 insure Q fall dravtnS. end The wtsh
having been universally expresssd that
the 1000 cash GIN offered sAoAld b dawn
in null aod paid In full with out any scaling
down, M heretofore, the managsmsut.w With
tsrmined 10 allow nins,y dsys more ior the
sale Of the remnsnt o. tleke6 latt % hand.
The concert and distribution advsrtissd for
April is therefore p1stpooed 70 fusaday,
July q, ls7s, on which tay, and NO other.
Al this grand dconcsrt tho bllovinS caSh
gifts will be dlstributed b. lo1 ana pa1A On
full to the ticket holdsI who draw them |:
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TOLEDO.
The Fire.

TOLEDO, June 3.-The Insurance
companies sustaining losses by the
burning Of David Smiths mill, reported
in these dispatches last night, are as
follows: The Dayton, Of Dayton; the
Ohio Insurance Company; the Home,o of
Columbus; the F. NJ. & NJ, Of Hamil.
ton; the Maredian and Alps, Of Conn.,,
each $1,000; the Springfield, of Masss-
chusetts, the F. & NJ, Of St. Paul, and
Home, OF Toledo, each $1,000 making
q total Of $4,000.
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ws suppose that most rsadsn are
inclined to think that the funny YER
dicn sometimes eportsd = resdsrsd By
coronsrs juries are the work of The ro-
msncists; bat what will thsy say OF
the verdict given yestsrday IL the case
Of Patrick O'Nars, found dsad u his
house. in Tremopt Westchsster ocunty.
New York? threads a follevs s:-sIn
the opinisn OF this jarY the dsoeasei
came to his death for want Of breath.
which dsfsieacy va wholly ettabsted
10 asthma, Of which he he'd been .
great sufferer" CO n .Yc ~
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PENNSYLVANIA.
YouthfuI Murderer.

WILLiAxspoRr, June 3.-At half
past six o'clock last night a man nam.
ed Isaac B. Reigle was hit on the head
with club by boy named Henry F.
Moore and died from the effects of the
blow. Both parties were employed in
the Beaver Lumber Mills in this city.
An alteration had taken place between
them some time before the striking.
Moore has not been captured.
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Railroad Accident.

AnIEO8o ACClo0hts
HAMILTON, June 3.-Meagre reports
have been received here Of an accident
to the midnight express, on the Great
Western Railway, ct Capetown, q small
station wess Of here. A switchman left
q switch open, and the train ran Of.
No one was killed, but twenty-five per-
sons are reported bruised. Three cars
are wrecked. The switchman is not to
be found.
SECOND DIsPArcH.
The following are further particulars
Of the accident on the Great Western
railroad at Capetown this morning:
The train was known as the New
York express and was running at the
rate of about Is miles an hour. On
nearing Cspetown the engineer discov.
ersd that the switch had been left open
and Immediately whistlsd down brakes.
but it was too late. The engine bound
ed from the track and imbedded itself
in the bank, carrying the baggage car
with it. The first passenger car which
was crowded with passengers was also
thrown from the track and colliding
with the PROSTATE baggage Car and was
broken up. A number OF persons were
injured by splinters and broken glass.
The second and third cars were alse
thrown off the track, but no serious
damage was sustained by them or their
passengers. As soon as the news ol
the accident reached this city medical
attendance was Immediately despatched
for the relief OF the wounded. There
was twenty-five persons injured,
but OF this number twenty were able To
resume their journey. The other five
are now at the American Hotel in this
city, and are two seriously injured to
proceed on their journey at present.
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PITTSBURGH.
Republican Conveution.

PlrrsBuReH, June 3.-The Repub!i-
can Convention here to-day, was the
hottest ever known in this county. Sew
ersl serious mistakes were made in the
ring. Both the presiding and associate
judges nominated were anti ring men.
For County Commissioner man was
nominated who supported the nomina-
tons on the Liberal ticket last fall.
The ring vows vengance.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 3.-Wesley
George, switchmsn on the Vandalia
Railroad, while running in front OF an
engine, stumbled and iell, the engine
passing over him, cutting off both legs
and otherwise mangling him.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Guicldc,

6ufcidc,
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Hortfed E.
Fraley, aged 80 years. salesman, COM
mitted suicide to-day. by cutting bis
throat and afterwards jumping out Of .
third story window. When picked Up
he was dead.
The q. p. Assembly.
The United Presbyterian Assembly
re-assembled this morning. The dis.
cussion in the report Of the committee
on Seminaries was received, the portion
under debate being in relation to the
length Of iour sessions of study for
young pep, and st what season Of the
year they thall commence. Before de.
Gliding the subject. the order Of the day
being the report Of committees, the re-
lation Of Trustees and Sessions, 10 re-
gard to church property and temporali-
ties generally, yss taken up and dis
Guessed.
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DELAWARE.

DOVER, June 3.-The trial OF DR..
West, for the atrocious murder OF the
colored man, Turner. several months
ago, commenced at 3 o'clock to-day.
One hundred and fifty witnesses were
summoned. Ex Senator Salisbury will
defend the accused.
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BOSTON.
Died

BosroN. June 3.-Wm. Minot, on Of
the moet venerable and prominent citi-
zsns of Boston, died yesterday. aged 80
years. He was an eminent lawyer and
a member OF Historical Society.
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Murder.

John Crook worthless fellow, who
came here from Illinois. killed Louisa
Goddiu, . disrsputabls female, at Port
Pickering yesterday, BY beating her
over the head with Q chair.
Killed.
The road master at Sslter's, OF the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad shot
with double barrel shot gun, and in'
stantly killed engineer J: Bsdlsy. at
Hermando, Mississippi, this moning.
Cause, An old grudge. Bsdlsys body
was brought here on his own engine.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, june 4.-Information has
been received here that 5000 Carlist
troops are hemmed in by Government
forces in Biscay. They have succeeded
in evading General Nouvillas and are
now escaping into Navarro.
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AUSTRIA.

vienna, June 4.-His Imperial
Highess, the Gar OF Russia, is i'll. The
Vienna Exposition festivities have bee q
stopped in consequence.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sentenced.

LOWELL, June 3.-John Savage, the
deiaultipg cashier OF the Lechmere
Bank, convicted for the embezzlement
Of forty thousand dollars, was sentenced
to-day for five years imprisonment.
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The U. p. Assembly.
HEMPHIs,


ApPHIs, June S.-Donshus who
was wanted at Champaign, Illinois, for
horse stealing. was released from ar
rest yesterday, Notwithstanding that
another indictment stood against him,
Of which fact the Judge was notified.
Suicide.
Mrs. z. G. Terce, formerly arssidept
OF Union Hill, New jersey, shielded
here BY taking sn ounce Of morphine.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 4.-The Government
announces that its friendly relations
with Germany and the other European
powers, will be continued.
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A ooLoRED preacher in ;isnslaling to
bis hearers the sentsncs:-"The bar
vest is over, the season 10 ended and
thy soul 10 not sssed," put il, DE corn
has been cribbsd, defe sin't any more
work, and de debbil Is sill IoolIs' vid
dis community"
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, June 3.-The loss BY the
fire at Innis 4 MeGilrs marble factory
last night is $l6O.5OO. on which was
the following insurance in Foreign
companies: Merchants Il lanniac.
turers, Newark. N. j., 1000 German,
OF Erie, Pa, 4,80G Royal of Liverpool
2OOG German Of Buffalo, n. Y, 1000;
Old Dominion Of Richmond, Va, 1000;
Fairfield OF onnecticut2 2, ,00G Farmers ,
Mechanics & Merchants' of Hartford
1000; Firemens Friend of Cslifornis
1000.
Fatal Accident,
Henry Mentel, a German peddler, in
driving across the track of the B. q D.
railroad at Brighton. was struck BY a
construction train and instantly killed.
His horse was also killed, and wagon
knocked to pieces.
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TsollAa asAns-0n ssE.aAss WMy
-. - b: S - ~ -
asH ai6SsAG1shs.sy
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05

Times are dull, that is one reason why we
should call at Kahn and save money on our
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats &C.
Smyrna times., 1873-11-05
Pastor M. Z. Church, Smyrna, Del.
Asbury M E. Parsonage, Feb. 7th, 1873.

From the Proprietor of The Clayton House, Whining
ton, Del.
WILMINGTON, DEL, June 90, 1873.
A. E. WoRDEN Esu.-Dear Sir:-HavIng used one
OF your Ladies' Friend" Washing Machines for sew
erai months. find it 10 be great Labor Saver and
gives entire satisfaction in every respect and would
cheeriuIly recommend the Machine 10 all parlesde
string 10 purchase Very Respectfully.
H. w SAWYER