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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

A DOCTOR in Greenville, S. c., writes to
the local newspaper to say how he treats
cerebro-spinal meningitis. He bathes
the spine with spirits of turpentine, and
then passes over it a well-heated smooth
ing iron for fifteen minutes. At the same
time he gives quinine in heroic doses, each
followed by heroic dose of bromide OF
potassium, combined in solution with an
ordinary dose of solid extract of hyoscya-
mus. He throws in at the same time great
doses Of calomel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

Many Of the Cardinals in the Roman
Catholic Church have reached extreme
old age. Billiett is 90; De Angels, 81 /;
Caterini, IS; Amat, IS: Grassellini, n;
Matthew, -; Antonucci, rs; Patrizi, IS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
Wife Murder al Newark |
A Negro Cuts his Wife's Throat,

A negro man about thIrty-fve years Of age,
pame0 Granville Bads0n, was committed 70
New Castle jail this morning, for cutting his
Wlfe's thrOat. he Is mulatt0 and q native
Of that section and has lived about Newark,
Del, all hls life. He and his wife have had
frequent qnarTels, and he charges her with
attempting % poisson him some time back
Tie particulars Of the quarrel this morning
have not reached as. But the deed was COM
mltted about three O'Clock. The woman Is
still alive, but we are informed cannot recover.
Badson was arrested and taken before Esquire
James ii. Ray who committed him to ian
where he was safely lodged by Constable Evan
w. Lewis about seven O'Clock.
AhoTHKR ACCOUNT Since the above Vas in
type correspondent sends Ne The followinR:
Ihe connnbial iniehclty Of Mr.. and Mrs.. lGran-
VILE BattBon reached lie climax at O'Clock this
morning. when Granville broke through tbs win-
dow the ladys bed-ehamher, and ran her cut 81
the house 70 q neighbor's porch, when be proceed
ed 20 whitile OF her can, head and several fneors
with his jack knife. The cries oE murder rent
the solemn stillnsas Of Congo hill aud brought to
tie spot an armed knight who fired shot gun 81
the sky and scared the man with murderoas in
tsnt 90 that be ran away and dspositsd himssif n
The hands Of Squire Ray.
Batts0n is = ooa-pannered, good-WoFking mu-
latto-eoachman Of VIM. Bower, ESQ who spends
h.s mOnsy and spare tine on too unlimited asso.
etation with John BaTisycoEn, Whsraioro be con-
tributes little o. nothing 70 support 81 his frow-
MEA b. b also bright mulatto scion of the neat
indusiFlous frugal and aEisfocrate eolored faailr
o. Smiths. She e high and moaa tempered fhev
.ay, and q e aisO whispered thaf oEa1vilio ands
e. lo2 much company e his house WAsn he Esaehss
HEWOuaas arO quiis sSvess tAouSh not iasN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNINERsARY.-The second
anniversary of the Sunday School connected with
Madley Chapel of Grace Church, took place
yesterday afternoon at the Chapel, over Third
street bridge. The services wers of a very inter
estlng character, consisting Of the singing Of
solos and choruses by the school, and addresses
By interesting speakers. The singing vas ex-
eellent, aud reflected great credit on those hav-
ing in charge the musical instruction of the chil-
dren. Prof. James NJ. Clemmer presided at the
organ. The addresses were delivered by Rev.
L. G. Matlack, pastor of Grace Church, Rev. 1. N.
Foreman, pastor of the Chapel, and Samuel NJ.
Harrington, Esq. Their remarks were delivered
In a pleasing manner, well adapted to the under
standing of youthful minds, and pertaincd to the
magnitude Of the Sunday School work. aud the
importance Of early winning the hearts of chill
dren TO the service Of Christ The services closed
with the benedicGion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
eocIETIRa.
lrERTuaa Tnra nHnnna.

Cherokee Tribe, NOS, i Or n, as Red Meas
Hall, AIS Market street
Lsnape Tribe, No 6, I 0 r n, ia fourth story
SaVille Building, 9Th and Market street.
Wilmington and BrandyWine Council, No. 3, o
u. A. n, at Hail. Fifth and Market strssts
Franklin Council, No. Q, o U A n, e Neohan.
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council No 8, Jr, . q A n, at
Hall, 9th and Market Strseks.
EntarpriSo Circle, B @ a, At Hall 5Oa Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No /, X Of p. e Knight
Of PythiaS Hall, No. 2Il Market street
Washington Ledge. No 3 @ =, at Good Tel.
lows Hall, Sd and Market
Old Church division, No Is, Of T Seventh
below Spruce. t.s.
wauasst Lodge, No -, IoofG 4, At room
10th and Scott stroois.
WaahingtOa Ledge. Nc l, A P A. az hall,
Second and King strnots
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

CmCUs PRocEssToN.- Montgomery Queens
circus arrived In this city between ten and eleven
o'clock this morning, and passed along the prin-
cipal streets, In grand procession. The horses
looked quite bright and fresh, and qulta large
number Of cages were drawn by then. The els-
phant and camel, ofcourse, attracted much atten-
tion. The chief attraction, however, wnatho raaF
cage, which was uncovered, andl contained the
On-tamer, who, whip In hand, csmly watched two
large lions, who occupied the cage with him. The
circus will be exhibited here this afternoon and
Fevening:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
AMUsEMENTs.
MORAN AND MAxNINa's 1I1xsrREIs.

MORAN AND NARNIN0's MINSTRELs.
To night, at the Grand Opera House, Moran q
Mannings popular minstrels, direct from their
Philadelphia Open House, will give q pleasing
entertainment. A well selected programme Of
songs, dances, burlesque operas and Ethiopian
pieces will be presented, forming, in all, first
class minstrel entertainment, well worth the
prices of admission
MONTGOMERY QUEENS GRkAT CIRCUS
viii exhibit this afternoon and evening, on the
lot at Fourth and Lombard streets This Is one
of the largest circus exhibitions ever brought here
and is accompanied BY an extensive aud interest
ing menagerie. The latter, Of itself, forms an at
tractive exhibition, and those who do not care
for circus performances should 20 and wit
ness this large collection of wonderful specimens
Of the animal kingdom.
'UNcLE ToM's cABIS."
This interesting moral drama, which has held
its own 80 well, on the American stage, will be
presented, tomorrow evening, at the Grand OPP
era House. Sam. s. Sanford, the great negro de-
lin0atoF, viii appear as Uncle Tom, and If he is
accompanied BY q support commensurate with his
abilities. aa We are assured is the case, the per-
foTmance will be one OF great interest. Admission
IS and so cents.
THE RvER POPULAR LIN0ARDs,
and their great comedy company, viii appear ut
our Grand Opsra House, on Wednesday evening
next Lingards have heretofore performed in
Wilmington 10 delighted audiences and we there
fore expect for them q welcome reception. Mr..
Lingard's '1ife sketches" in which be appears at
each performance, are truly wonderful and are
celebrated over the whole country. OF themselves
they form pleasant entertainment
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
PROCEEpNag on IHR EENIgLLlUnE.
anNAHn
DoYnn. Anrll IN. IA

Dovzn, April l2th, ls73
The senate naa A o,cloaaE. am.
Senator Records offered ahe following Joint
Resolutions, which was adopted
"That Mr.. M. Shakespeare Be- directed 70 pur.
chase coal wood and light for the use Of the next
General Assembly,
Z That the present General Assembly adIourn
sine die on the 18th day Of April"
Committee on Accounts reported the claims Of
members and others against the Senate The re-
port was adopted.
A resolution prevailed allowing Frank O. Smith.
sergsantat-arm Of the Senate $50 as extra COM
pensation.
form the House that the Senate was ready TO ad-
journ sine die.
A Resolution Of thanks was rendered Speaker
Lesie, followed BY an address BY Senator Records.
The address Of Mr. Records was seconded by q
feeling and impressive speech BY Senator Riddle.
The resolution Of thanks to the Speaker was
adopted, when Mr. Leslie responded to the ad-
dresses OF Senators Rleords and Riddle and id
dressed the members generally, IN terms kindly
and feelingiy toward ALL AT the conclusion OF
bis remarks, at IL o'clock, the Speaker adjourned
the General Assembly sine die.
HOUSE.
The House met ct o'clock, a. m.
Mr.. Maris offered joint resolution, returning
thanks b the Clark Of the HOUSE for the afaeienl
manner in which he had discharged the duties oI
his Office. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Hickman, the joint resolution
authorizing VIM. NJ Shakespeare to purchass
coal, wood and light, for the next General Assem-
bly,, was adopted
The Senate joint resolution, adjourning the Leg
tslature on the 18th inst, was concurred In.
Mr.. Ferris offered q resolution, which VA
adopted, extending the thanks Of the House b
Speaker Burchenal for the able and impartia
manner in which he had performed the duties o
bis otice.
The Speaker replied in Q few brief remarks
and then, at II O'Clock, adjourned the House
sine die.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

AccDEET.-A man by the name of James But
Ter was knocked down near Sixth and Welsh
street, Chester, BY passing locomotive on the 2.
w. & b. r. H., Saturday morning The wheels
passed over his LEFT arm and fractured it. The
hesh was literally torn from his hand He also
had two Of his toes crushed aud received three in
cised wounds OF the scalp. DR. Christ was
promptly in attendance, and administered such
Temedis8 as were practicable under the circum-
stances, after which he was conveyed 70 the Phil
adelphia Hospital, where the arm will have to be
1mputated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
CLAYTON HOUSE.
ARRrvALs uP To noor ro-pAr

ARRIVALS Up 10 NOON TO-DAY
VIM. b. Sharpe, city.
n Barry q
J. A. EllegoOd. Georgetown, Del.
b. NJ. Tiffany, Chicago, III.
VIM. 4. Nicholson, rhilad'a, Pa.
w. A. Sanborn, Florida.
Robert Beard 4 wife, Philad'a, Pa
Mr.. Kane, Kane, Pa.
G. Blandy, New York City.
E. Il. Mccullough, Philad'a, Pa.
James Morris,
Edward 7. Jones, Galcsburg, IN.
Howard n. Jenkins, city.
J. Z. ThOpson, Philad'a, Pa,
Geo. Jones, New jersey.
q. w. Taylor, Norfolk, Va.
VIM. Northrop, New York City.
VIM. r. DanVillc, Toledo, o.
VIM. Preston, Baltimore Nd.
Edward Henchan, Boston, Mase.
Z. J. Beebe, Philad'a, Pa.
VIM. Thatcher, East Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

WILMINGTON CONFKRGNcB AcADnAGY.-Tbs
Trustees OF the Conference Academy hala q
meeting In Dover, on wednesday, and deeid-
ed TO locate the building on i've asTe lot %
Main st., beyond the residence Of DR.. Ridge
ly. The price paid f0e the lot is about e5oo0.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

just received one Of the largest ass0ttments
Of the latest Sprlng StyIssof Hats and Capsin
the city which ] am 0olllng at tha very 10 west
Prices. MY silk hats are 3 speciality, Call and
sure 70 be suited. LEWIS @. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. II No. 2SS Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
Police Amalrs,
BEPonn MAYon srlrlrs.

John Hogan and w. Tippeli. col, for breaking
into the Office Of Cox q AlleA, brickmakeFs,
Front and Claymont streets, and stealing q bag
Of pennies, were each held 10 bail, in the sum
Of S4O0 for appearance at Court.
WIN. Stewart, for committing an aggravated
assault on Lewis Pichon, BY striking him on the
head with . black.jack, and kicking him
severely about the body, was held for Court, 10
the sum Of $500.
Jerusha Boxwell, Martha Blackburn and
Fannie BswelI, three festive colored females,
were arrested lor disorderly conducl. they
were each fined costs, aud held 10 bail, 10 The
sum Of 500, 10 keep the peace.
Seven cases ofdrunkenness WeFs disposed Of,
at fifty cents and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
MANHOOD:
HOW a0sr. HOW . aEsrOREOl

..zznn 5nsr pnhlished, q nov edition of
ANM Df. CulVcrUeips oulobfatnd eggagon
the radical care (Withont n oloIne
49, ofEDafmatqrrAoea,o Or Seminal Weak
meas. InVoiuutary Seminal Eiosssa. ImpotoAeS.
Mental and Physical knoapaeiiy, lmpedimentn 90
Marriage, otct also, Consumption. EpileDay,a and
Nit1. induced by seliinduiganoe or seKnal sHsEav-
aganoe.
0H-Prieo in 9 ssaled enVelope oply esats,
TIE celebrated author, IN this admirabie essay
clearly dsmonafratea, frUn thirty years inooeas-
fal practice that the alarmlhg eonaeqn snce OF
anlfabuas may be radically cured without the dan
gsTqns nse Of internai medicine er The applleeten
of the knllo D0intiug out mode of eure - qQqe
rfmnIa- eorfnfn. aad eGootnai. by means 81 which
every Sufferer, no matter what bis coqaiti.9 94Y
be, nag gurs himseif shoaElys privaiaas ala - =
6.Thls Looiars should bein the hh1 fuveEy
youth and every mhn In the land.
Sent. nader seal N plain enyelope e1-
dress, oa I1coipt ofsiN eenls oFtWo pos atampa.
bV addressing the publshens
,AlIo. DF. CulvaFWoll's Marriage auids' price.
20 oonEes
SSiiIIAs. j. d. KLINE 8 90.
H31Do very New A9FEs
90taw Rnst-No Box nAo8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

NEW PURLIc RoAD.-'Ihe Levy Court 1t its
last session, made an appropriation for laying
out. and opening public road from Price q
shops, Ia Chrlstlana Hundred, 10 Wilmington,
coming into the city at the head OF Beach
street. near the residence Of Hon. Thomas r.
Greek Hundreds, have been making efforts 10
have the road Ia question opened Tor the last
nifty years but opposed by the two turnpike
companies which Would have been Affected
thereby, they have never succeeded until the
present time. Tho new road viii be 4 mile
shorter 10 this city, than any Of the routes now
owned BY the people Of the Hundreds mention,
Cd. We understand that u & n contemplation
70 nave the road finished this snmmeF.-Co1S-
aleEelal. !. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
LOCAL INTRLLIceNCK.

The Circus has come.
Sussex County Court commences to-day.
The Board Of Education meets this evening.
Look out for bargains, this week, at Hagany's.
Madely Church Is a neat and handsome struc-
Geo. 8. IIagany will close out the shoe business,
this week.
Francis Barry is having rigging Ion erected
on the South Side.
The New Castle Presbytery win convene at
Snow Hin, Nd, tomorrow.
Lenten services were held In the Episcopal and
Catholic Churches OF this city, yestcrcay.
Crowds Of people stood along Market street,
this morning, to witness the circus procession.
SoLD-The handsome buggy belonging to the
Water Witch s. f. +. Company which was dis
posed Of by chance at their recent fair and alter
wards returned to them has been sold to Mr. Jas
Honaghen, for Sl00.
WILMINGTON ILLUsTRATED.-save 81 by sub
scribing for LipPunoOtt's aud HaEkRess' Magazines
at James & Webb's 224 Market street. Back
numbers IL ordered. Or, address, Ha, kness Mega
fiNc, Wilmington, Delaware.
CUsToM hoUsR APPOINTMENT Collector
VIM. d. holen, Of this Port, has recently madethe
following appointments in this District;
Special Deputy Collector.-Isacc J. jenkins.
1nkpecbor.-krank Nolen.
Deputy Collector at Seaford-N. H. Brown.
LIoHT HoUsE APPoINTArRNTs.-The Board OF
Examination for the Fourth Light House District
Aave recently appointed the following Assistant
Light House Keepers:
Cape Henlopen-Wm. E. Spicer.
brandywine Shoals, near MIspillion Creek
Reedy lsland-Wm. Sharper
More appointments will be made in q few days.
THE NEW CAsTHK PREsBTTERY.-The New
Castle PresbyteTy win meet at Snow Hill, Md, to-
morrow. The Wilmington churches will be rep
resented as follows:
First reshyteriAn-Primary, Thos. McCorkle (;
Alternate, James NJ. Watson; Pastor, Rev. s. H.
McKown.
Central-Primary, DIR. L. p. Bush; Alternate,
Chas. Stewart; PaTtor, Rev. j. p, COnkey.
Hanovcr-Primary-Sa Barr Pastor, Rev.
Lafayette Marks
West-Primary, James Morrow; Alternate,
John McLear
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

SoLD.-The handsome buggy belonging to the
Water Witch s. #. +. Company which was dis
posed Of by chance at their recent fair and alter
wards returned to them, has been sold to Mr.. jas
Monaghen, for Sl00.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

very low.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

TIE New York district attorney SAYS ne great
ct criminals Of New York are young msn of
aixleen and eighteen.
CsEsbso-splaal msniasills israslng Viuleuily
n ORonnbofo, Ky
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

WILMINGTON ILLUsTRATRD.-Save 81 by sub
scribing for LippunoOff's aud HaTkness' Magazines
at James & Webb's 224 Market street. Back
numbers IL ordered Or, address, Ha, kness Mega
,Finc, Wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
IrrlNClIt AND C0HRnnClAA.
Rualness Notices.

Business Notices.
You can buy clothing aud gents furnishing
RoOds trunks, valisea umbTelas &c., cheap at J.
Wesley CanaFy's, 4O6 MArket street. ap Aim
Everybody invited to an inspection Of the largest
and most complete assortment Of the best class
ready made clothing for gents, youths and boys
in the State, at Wesley Canhlys, 4O6 Market
street Give him a call. He is a fine young man
to deal with. April 4, w-lm
J. Wesley Canary has just received fine lot OF
hose $40 snits at 406 Market street. ap Aim
Oasop CooL-StOve S6.7B, Nut $500 per 294o
pounds for cash only, at wharf South Of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WM. J. BROWN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

CUsToM HOUSE APPouTMENTs.-Co Collector
VIM. ID. Nolen, of this Port, has recently made the
following appointments in this District
Special Deputy COllector.-Isacc J. jenkins.
lnspector.-Frank Nolen.
Deputy Collector at Seaford-N. II. Brown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14
BANKING HOUSE

BANKING HOUSE
JOHN NEcLEAR q SON;
No. Goa Market street.
Deposit Accounts Of Banks. individuals and 9TH
ers received, on which w0 allow interest Checks
drawn on us are payable without notice, the same
as at q National Bank.
REDEMPTION OF sac BONDS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has called in So
100000 q: 5-2O.s sdditiOnAl. upon which the in
terest will cease June !.
II Is advisable for holders Of 500 and those hav-
Ing money to invest u consider nOig the selection
We are Recommending and selling 70 car friends
and customers the following Securities in exchange
tor their b-2Os and ether high priced Bonds.
WILMINGTON AND WEsTERN RAILROAD
z-sO lst MORTGAGE BONDS. at os and accrued
interest.
NORTHEAN PACIFIC ESQ GOLD Oand Grant,
BONDS. at 100 and interest.
These ana o,hst Rit.t-olnss Bond, are likely 10
command aega1ee prices during the year. ewing te
the large amount Of capital being released b. the
JM0. RacLEAR 4 Iao~,
G0S MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-14

Ass
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-07

able in the premises, and your petitioners
VIII ever pray, etc
Great Fire at TrenfOn-The Business
Portion Entirely Destroyed.
At Trenton, La, at two O'Clock this
morning fire broke out In drug store
and spreading rapidly in all directions soon
destroyed the entire business portion of the
town except two establishments The to-
tai loss is 100000. Insurance $150, coo,
mostly in New Orleans offices. sll
The origin of the fire is unknown. The
flames spread with such rapidity that the
savings amount to little or nothing. A
S25,0e6 loss of the Trenton warehouse COM
pany will fall upon the planters In the neigh
borhood of Trenton whose supplies were
stored in the building. The business men
hold meeting to-day to decide upon a
course of action.
Terrific Tornado.
This forenoon q tornado struck the La
raux place about ten miles below Point 3 Ia
Hache, blowing down Laraux's kitchen, the
Catholic church and all the cabins sur
rounding it, destroying the contents and
killing a young man and wounding several
other persons. The stables also were blown
down, killing the stock. The tornado ex-
tended across the river, blowing down 8
house and killing a regro.
Extraordinary Rainfall.
New ORLEANS, May 6. The rainfall
for II hours ending at 6 A. NJ, according to
the account of L. Figeri, was 8 Clio inches.
The record of the Surveyor at the City Hall
shows 6 1-1C inches for IL hours.
During the storm last night the schooner
Gertrude Hawes was struck by lightning.
One man was killed and one severely in
iured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-07
THE M0D0O WAR.
What sherman Saws

WASHINGTON, ID. G., May 6.-Gen.
Sherman in conversation with Senator
Casserly not only expressed his opinion that
there need be no apprehension of general
Indian war, but also said he had no fears of
a general outbreak even on the Pacific
coast.
The Supposed Position Ofthe Savages.
SAN FRANCISCO, May GA dispatch
from Yreka says the Modocs are supposed
to occupy the position held at the time of the
massacre of Thomas command. Possibly
there will be no movement of troops till
the arrival of Flint's infantry from Arkan-
sas, Lieut.. Harris condition Is precarious.
Capt. Higer, of Oregon, has raised COM
pany Of 80 volunteers to protect the settlers
OF Southern Oregon. The remains of Capt.
Thomas and Lieut.. Howe arrived at Re0-
ding this afternoon. The epizootic is rap
idly decreasing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-07
CHICAGO.

Frightful Explosion of q Boiling
CauIdrOn-FOuF Persons Instantly
Killed. -.
CHICAGO, May 6.--About O'Clock this
evening boiler in the lard ren0eTing eslab-
lishment of II. Schoeneman exploded with
terrific force, tearing portion of the build
ing to pieces, and killing or wOunding 10
persons.
LATER.-The explosion was not of the
steam boiler, but of one of the huge tanks
used for rendering taliow. This was one
of four used for the same purpose, and had
betn filled only short time before. The
explosion was terrific. Solid iron was
ripped up like paper and one side of the
building demolished. The number instant
ly killed is four, one CT whom, boy Of
twelve, did not belong TO the establishment,
but was casually present. Two others
were scslded with the flying grease, but
not seriously. The cause of the explosion
is not positively known. some attributingit 1t
to the great pressure of steam which was
forced through the tank to express the
grease, and others to the gas generated in
the process of rendering.