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the garden, with good results"
THE FAiMERs' CLUBS AND ORANGES.
We are reminded by J. V. IT,, that in
our remarks last week on the farmers
movement we failed to note the Chief
point of difference between the farmers
clubs of the West, and the Oranges {;
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for special privileges; and the farmers
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of minor politicians whom it OWNS, bod,
and soul--and it has become seliou
question whether it has not debauche'
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
NEW CASTLE.

ARREST OF NOTORIOUS CHARACI ER Pre-
GRRss OF THE NEw MILLS MORE HOUSES
WANTED OPP on A sPOKTING TRIP.
Special Correspondence Of he Gazette.
NEW CASTLE; Del, Sept lG.
Last night about , o'clock, two officers Of
Gloucester cOuRly, New Jersey, came 10 New
Castle, with man named Rowe whom they
arrested at Delaware City. Rowe was charged
with beating man in Gloucester county, over
year ago. SO severely that death ensued soon
after from the effects. He is a very desperate
character, and in addition to this charge there
are other indictments against him for selling
liquor contrary 10 law, and for other and graveF
Offences. The officers placed Rowe in jail, and
this morning took him over to New Jersey, on
the steamer Mailr ReybOld. He went very
quietly and did not desire to make the officers
wait and procure n requisIliOn for his convey
anee 10 New jersey.
The progress the work on the rev Tasker
mills ia marked and rapid. The first mill is
now ready for roofing. the raflers icing all in
position. The slate is on The ground, and the
roof will be put on In . jify. The second mill
ia built up to the second story, and the cellar
and foundation walls Of lhe third are being
dug and laid There will be four mills, each
900 feet long by 100 feet wide.
The greatest and moet pressing want of our
town, at present, is more houses, Mr.. DObbins
ia erecting about 6fty, which will soon be ready
for occupancy but this number will not begin TO
supply the demAn6. Small and comfortable
dwellings foE mechanics aud workingmen, are
! badly needed, and they could be rented Just as
| fast as they could be erected.
Ga Su nday morning, party Of some six or
| eight young men Of our loWn, known as the
SPORTING Club, started off for q trip down the
Bay on the yacht Naiad Queen. Word was
received from them yesterday, 10 the effect thai
they had shot, during the day, 1913 rail, and
seven dozen reed bird. his is pretty good
4 days work. w.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

WRONGLY YCHARGED.-Mr. Thomas L. Rey-
nOlds, a butcher Of this city, has horse, which
has very sore waFt on It's nose. This affec-
ton, Mr.. r. has been treating very carefully
and in order 10 prevent the reins from rubbing
it, had pair OF unusually long bits made ex.
pressly, and arranged so rs TO prevent the reins
from touching the sore spot. On Saturday af-
ternOOn, as lie was driving up to the Eighth
street market house, he was met by q lady
agent of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 20 Animals, who instantly charged
him with cruelty treating the animal, and as
serted that it was not in working condition
because 1t had a sore wart on its nose. Being
rather buoy, Mr.. Reynolds drove off, without
making any explanation, when the lady adYer-
tised reward OF $500 for the name of the
driver of the horse, which was soon furnished
but no further steps were taken In the matter
Tho horse is in a perfectly sound condition,
and there Is no imprOprlety whatever In its
being used. The Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO animals Is good institution, and
should be literally encouraged, bat there are
TOO man cases deserving its attention for Its
agents to direct their efforts against such TIL
vial affairs. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

tCORoEER's INQUEsT.-1he Coroner, last
evening, held an inquest In the case OF Rich
ard Steele, who met with a fatal accident, on
Saturday afternoon, at the r., w. & b. r. n.
freight yard, as mentioned In the GAZEFTEl-
The jury after examining the circumstances
Of the accident, fully exhOnerated the engin-
GER OF the engine which ran into the freight
car under which Steele was at work, from All
blame. When a car on the track is being re-
paired, the rule is to place two red flags in the
middle of the track, short distance from each
end Of the car, Mr.. Steele having neglected
10 take This precautioD, the engineer OF the
shifter was unaware that thecar was being re-
paired, and backed in TO remove It. The Jury
rendered verdict Of accidental death
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

WORK ON THE CANAL.-A large force Of
WoFkmen, and three dredging machines are at
work on the Chesapeake 4 Delaware Canal,
near the abroad bridge. Work is kept up
night and day. From present appearances, e
Will still be some weeks, before the canal is
again ready for operations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUSINESS Charles Kyle has rscoV-
4, his health and ill give his personal attenuon
the sale of ice cream con iectiOns, nuts and lrpl
tine n W. corner of the Second street market
ouse. and will he as polite and accommodating n
nj ii xth and Orange Sts at his residence. He also
intends t. ft.up the Sylvan Springs near tne ciIS
raiIw y depot, where there will be eonyenlehelS'
for urnics and every arrangement Tor the accom
moiatiOu of all who may wish TO pass a pleasan
afternoon. Charley is eaterprisng and deserving
the rronnI augl5 -d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

TIM CHESAPEAKE AND DKLAwARE CANAL.-It
is stated that the work on the Chesapeake and
Delaware canal is being vigorously prosecuted
and that navigation wiz he resumed by at least
the hrst OF Octol er, The coal in the boats is Le-
ing transferred to the cars and shipped by rail 20
different points. The closing Of the canal has
had tendency to augment the freight traffic on
the railroad, ana many heavy trains ara passing
over the roads TadiAllng from Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
Police Cases.

James COnAhan was arrested by officer McGOn-
lgal for disOrderly conduct lie was TeqHired to
pay costs, and give bail in the sum OF $500, to
keep the peace.
RObt Hogan, was arrested by the same officer
and treated likewise, for committing an assault
and battery on &. c. Patterson.
Edward Pierce, for disordeily conduct was fined
81 and costs, and held 10 bail in the sum Of 5000
TO keep the peace.
Two cases cf drunkenness we're fned fifty cents
aud costs eaCl,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

BARN BURNED,-About two o'clock on Monday
morning, the barn OF John Booth, near New Lon
don. Chester county, Pa, was entinlg destroyed
by fire together with all the contents. except the
i've stock The barn is supposed to have been
fired by a tramp, whom Mr.. Booth re:u 'ed to allow
20 sleep in the barn, and who lett mutteTing
threats of vengeance, and he was also seen in the
vicinity few minutes before the IRE was discov-
cred.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
aooIRriKa.
MEErrNou rms HvnN1Ko.

Washington Lodge, No l, A r A, at hall,
Second and King streeth
Asylum Lodge, No %, 1 o 0 F, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No ;, s Of T, ct Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, B U G A, Hall 6O4 Market
street. a.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X Of p, at knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No /, e. r, at Good
FelleWs' Hall, Third and Market Streets ..
Columbia Lodge. No l2. 1 o @ T, at Fifth
and Market Streets
Fidelity Temple. No. l. True Templars, at Hall
cor. Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Stat Lodge, No. l, l. 0. OfG. f., now
meets in the McClary Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

VISITING FREMEN.- On Thursday September
18th, the Liberty Hose and s. F. E. Company, of
New Brunswick, n. j., will pay visit to the
Water Witch Company, of this city. The visitors
will arrive by the evening boat from Philadelphia
accompanied by band of music, and bringing
their steamer along with them. They will be
met at the boat by acommittte Of tho Water Witch
Company, and escorted to the house Of the latter
The visitors, will remain until Saturday morning
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

KILLED ON THB RAnRoAD-Last night, Mrs.
Anderson, a cOloned woman, residing at Linden
berg, Pa, was killed at Laurel trestie bridge on
the Pennsylvania & Delaware railroad. Mrs
Anderson had just crossed over the bridge ON a
walk laid across between the rails, aud as she
reached the other ssde. train came along. Be-
fOrO she could step off, she was struck by the
train, aud knocked to the ground. Her shoulder
blade and three Iibs were broken, aud she sustain
ed internal injuries which soon resulted in her
death.