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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-11

There is trouble of no ordinary sort afoot in
tue colleges of Massachusetts, not resulting
from -" freaks of exubefant students, per yet
from p iiary losses from the great Boston
hre, ncitt,r tIom Theological differences, nor
yet fronI di-ensSip4 on tue proper accumulation
OF Latin polIj IS Hafo!ca. But graver than all
these combined, miRd Of man conid not have
imagined 1t before Sedan, the human imagine
ton in its dizziest flights would not have pic
tured before BismaTck's day. 1t is to erase
stead, substitute German
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-11

"There's one kind of ship always steer
clear Of" said an old bachelor sea captain,
" and that's courtship; cause on that
ship there's always two mates and no cap
tain.D
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-11
CISTERN MAKERS.

RICHARD BRoDERICK,
CIsTERN MAKER,
1872. ..-...Jnlia Street. ..-..1as
Between Camp AID Magazine. New Orleans.
Secondhand Cisterns alwaya on sand. An wors,--
guaranteed. Lockbox 81, Mechanics and Dealers Rz-
change. mhiGT3 I9.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
The ooas--Udderzook Naurder.

The trial will take place in October and al
ready the names OF two hundred witnesses have
been docketed tor evidence in behalfof the COM
monWealth.
mi0g up the evidence, or rather developments in
the murder case speaks Of the ring In this " ise :
Like all other affairs now-a-daYs, this affair
has ring IN 1t, which Is prominent feature Of
the case The various identttlcations of this ring
connect all parts together, and prove conclusVely
that VS.. HOas, A. U. Wilson, and the murdered
man We're one and the same. The. ring was often
In the hands of Louis Engle, living near Goss'
workshop on tho York road, and he became tamil
lar with all its pecVliaritsr. A similar ring was
pledged to Abram Good by A. y. WIlsBn, aud re-
deemed by bim from Newark. In Newark the
ring was worn for two months by q young woman
to whom Wilson paid attentions, aud is identified
BY her. The same ring was seen upon the hand
OF the stranger at Jennerville. It was next found
10 the buggy, dropped there by the man whom
Udderzook admits to have been his companion on
that drive. This same ring was next identified hy
the same Engel who had seen 1t last on the hand
of Gloss when he was working at his ldbratory on
the York road Surely stranger history could
not be invented by the wit OF man. The VIcissi-
tudes Of that ring would form subject for VIII
kIe Collins, which, without transcendihR the act.
ual truth, he could work into a romance as com.
pllcated and interesting as his ingenious novel Of
The Moonst0ne.'" ~
The same paper gives the following in reIation
to other details which may be regarded as likely
to bear en- important part in the evidence against
Udderzook. II says:
Yesterday morning the writing Of w. s. Goss
was compared with the writing OF A. o. Wilson
and was found to be identically the same. The
writcr compared the due bill given by A. q. viii
son, at Athensville TO H. q. LitzenberR the hotel
keeper with whom he boarded for q week, with O
letter written by Goss Just previous to the fire on
the York road, and the slant Of the letters, the
styles the shape, and every possible point was ex-
sctly sinLlar.E ~ Ib4 ~ tE. Il,
Whilst at Newark. Goss, alias A. @. Wilson
gave Mrs. Toomhs, his landlady, as q keepsake, q
half-cent, which he carried as q pocket-piece
saying that he was born the year Of the date Of
the half-cent. The date is 1885, which is thu
year in which WIS. Goss was born.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
TIE RAIN.
FINE Showers GENERAL EXTENSION OVER THE
STATE

FINE SHOWERS = GENERAL EXTENSION OVER THE
STATE.
About eight o'clock Saturday night, q fine
shower of rain commenced which continued. with
slight intermissions, until the next morning,
thoroughly cleaning the streets, and giving the
parched earth good soaking. Throughout
yesterday, the weather continued threatening
throughout yesterday, the weather continued
threatening, alternately clear and cloudy, until
sx o'clock in the evening, when another hard rain
Ieli. This shower, prevailed fnriosly, about an
hour, during which time the rain fell in torrents
nlling up the CUTTERS, OVERLOOKING streets and
pavements, and sweeping away various loose
articles on tue sidewalks. Many OF the streets
were rendered impassable, aud on Orange street
from Sixth to Water, it was impossible 10 cross
at any point, without wading through several
inches OF water. No damage Of any consequence
that we have heard OF was sustained in this CITY or
vicinity. After intermission the rain continued
TO fall steadily nearly all night.
Ihese rains particularly the one of last evening
were general in THAR character and extended
over Pennsylvaniu, as far north as Philadelphia.
New JeEhey, and the greater portion OF the
Peninsula. The rain last night, In this State,
extend eddoWn as TAR r'as Seatofd, aud probably to
the lower boundary OF the State At Dover, the
amount OF rain which fell, was estimated, by
actual measurement to BIZ five inches.
The rain coming as it did, when the ground in
the country was generally parchel and dry, viii
prove OF incalculable benefit, and will make the
heart oftbe farmer rejoice. The coming crops are
no doubt greatly refreshed, the in particular
deriving great benefit, which will render a large
crop certain. h 1-NN
In West Philadelphia, some little damage was
sustained by the undermining of row Of new
houses at thirty-nInth street and Lancaster ave.
nue.. 1t was feared that all these houses would
tumble down HaVerford road from Thirtieth
aud Thirty-third street, was overAowed to a con.
siderable depth, 80 that it was very difficult tc
drive the horses and cars through it. The water
flowed WITH great impetuosity into the Schuylkill
and the unfinished work of the Paramount bridge
on the western side Was, for q short time in dan
OF being washed away. The railroad tunnel un
der Market street, used by the New York through
line, was inundated, but the water began to tal
early in the evening, and no trains were DELAYED
Another hard shower commenced this afternoon
about two o'clock, and continued with great Sc
verify, for some time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

An lAcendlary fire broke out in building
on the west side of Market Square, Norfolk
Va, Saturday morning, and owing to tht
bursting of water main the day before, and
the limited resources Of the FIRE department
the fire gradually gained headway, and finally
extended destroying or damaging six or eight
buildings. The total loss is estimated at $50,
900, partly covered by insurance.
The result Of careful inquiry at Washinetol
is that President Grant has not yet decided up
on the selection Of Chief Justicel He will moi
make the appointment until it can be acted on
by the Senate, and meantime will endeavor tC
select Chief Justice who will be acceptable tC
the whole country.
An electric apparatus, to be placed in the
holds Of ships, for the purpose of giving warn
ing in case Of leakage, has been devised by M
5ortais. On the entrance of water current
is established, and q communication Is thus
set in operation, which gives notice to the
officers on deck. sg4 fA3 u.
There were thirty nine dsaths from choler
in 81. Louis during the week ending Saturday
Another suicide is reported from Baltimore
This time Il Is BY hanging, and theself murderer
John Schwartz, is = German.
The:6Est case Of cholera was reported in Bos'
ton on Friday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
ImmIgratIOn-AMew Sect coming.

The immigration this year promises pecu.
liar increment in the arrival Of the pioneers and
more or less of the members of the Mennonite
sect from Russia. This was, indeed, foreshard-
owed some months since, but now a committee
have arrived to locate twenty or thirty families,
andIthey state that five hundred persons are on
their way, all belonging to the same creed, from
western Prussia and southeastern Russia. The
creed is radically Baptist, II sprang from Hol-
land, end increased rapidly Ia Germany. The
Russian settlement was made under a charter
from the Emperor Paul, cOnceding immunity
from military services.
The brotherhood located in Germantown here
in 1888; and soon after in Lancaster county.
They are found in other States opposing capital
punishment, Oaths and war, and intermarrying
very closely. Wherever they are, they are sob.
er industrious, intelligent and good citizens.
Their total numbers in the country amount TO
about $1,000.
The Russian total is not accessible, but is
considerable, and was tolerated despite the hos
tI!iy Of the Greek church, on account Of the
quiet industry of the people, their abstinence
from political intrigue and general good citizen
ship. Nothing but a refusal TO participate in
military affairs has caused this exodus.
This is class we can well afford to encOur-
age. They are all we'll educated and sturdy
accustomed more particularly to agriculture, but
not without aptitude for mechanical pursuits.
There are about 100000 coming from Russia,
who will probably draw more of their brethren
from Poland and Germany. lis little sin-
gular that, whereas we received no Russians be-
fore 1880, and only 1000 up to 1870, Of whom
26OO arrived subsequent TO 1861, there is now
the part realization and earnest Of 80 great ar
Influx thence. il is doubtful il all Russia could
furnish another equal number so acceptable from
| all her borders
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
"rhe March on MadrId. ;.

THREATENING SIGNS OF RESTORATION OF
ROYALTY IN sPAIN--THE CARLIsT CAUSE
PROsPERING-DoN ALFONSO, wITHHIs ARMY,
NEARING BARCELONA. Tlt-
LONDON, July 26.-The New York Herald
correspondent with the Carlist army at Cata-
lonia telegraphs that, after a slight resistance,
the force under Don Alfonso had captured
ROsas, the second town Of importance in that
section to Barcelona. The latter city IS threat
gueras and Corona. Numerous able-bodied
CatalOnian refugees are croWding the French
frontier. They will be called upon by Dor
Alfonso to join the CaTlist standard or beal
the consequences Of refusal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

SENATOR SHERMAN, who in a recent letter
said he did not intend to draw his back pay, or
have anything to do with it, has, it is stated,
changed his mind, drawn the amount due him,
and covered the same into the Treasury
The body Of James Thomson, who was drown.
ed while bathing on last Thursday at Atlantic
City, was recovered yesterday on BTigantine
Beach. The body was much disGgured.
A petition has been presented 10 Governor
Dix, of New York, signed by a number Of
prominent men, asking him to pardon young
Walworth, the parricide.
It is said that the nation pays 100000, 900
and 5000 GOA, 900 Tor liquors, to say nothing 81
other narcotics.
The cholera has broken out in Indianapolis.
Three fatal cases have occurred in one family
No other fatal cases are reported.
Work on the Kansas City, Memphis and Nc 9
bile Railroad will be resumed 10 day. .ff
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
ARunawaY LocomotIve.

FORTY NILES AN HOUR ON THE DOWN GRADE
TWENTY CARS DEMOLISHED AND THREE LIVES
LOST, tsA - - 30 ~ l-
CUMBERLAND, Nd, July 27.-Early this morn
ing Engineer Conway, Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, lost contol Of his engine down grade
west Of here. When the engine ran away, and
while going forty miles hour, it struck the real
of freight train, demollshng twenty cars loaded
with corn, cotton, and tobacco from the West
Engineer Conway and his drivers, Martina and
Virginia, were killed. 4. Burke, conductor, anc
u. CoTneTy, brakeman, both of Piedmont, and
dToveE named Reynolus, Ware badly injured. Thl
track is clear, and trains are now running a
usual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

The owners or the now glass works at New
Albany, Ind.-the only place in the United
brought over number of skilled wOrkmeil
from England, paying their travelling expens-
es. and last week completed their buildings. =
When all this expense had been incurred, they
were informed last Tuesday that their skilled
wOrkmen had struck and left town. This
closes their new wOVks.-Er. I'VE do moi
know how much of truth there is in the fore
going, but it contains one error at least New
Albany is not the only place in the United
States where plate glass is made 1t has been
made at Lenox, Mass, for several years
works is also about ready to go into operation
at Crystal City, Mo-, about thirty miles below
for the erection of works in St. Louis. N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
Italy. France and Germany.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Letters from Rome
state that the King Of Italy is represented as
having spoken as follows to the French min
lster, on the occasion Of his departure from
Rome IN. Fournier-You may leave in all
assurance that my ministry will be conserva-
tive. | want no other; and tell your Govern
ment that desire to be on good terms with
It. have no taste for q Prusslan alliance, and
there exists no treaty between the Emperor
William and me. Only call the attention OF
your Government to the doings of the cleari-
cal party in France. These dOings are a con-
tlnuous provOcatlon. The cry Of 'Sauvez
Rome ct Ia France is cry Of war aga INST
Italian unity. IL Marshal MacAahon's o. '.
ernment does not succeed incalming this ag q.
tlon, which is communicating itself to ihC
whole Of clerical Europe, he will Oblige m, q
cast myself entirely into the hands Of c er
many, and shall do 1t. At present rel re-
sent peace between France and Germa 81
Do not forget that. Let war be decla q
against me, and it will be sufficient for me {
place an army corps on your frontiers, in or
der to paralyze great part Of of the forces Of
France, and cause her an invasion with lOsse:
OF provinces and indemnities more teErihl,
than those OF 1870" ,Fft 4 ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

correspondent Of the Boston Globs thus refer
TO DIR. Brown Sequard, one of the scientlstB who
will assist Professor Agassiz in his Natural His
tory Academy at Penikese: "MaRy little thing
known to him are interesting and rather romantic
He has no equal in skill in treating diseases of the
nervous system; yet one rarely meets with q mar
90 nervous as he himself Is. His Wits was Misi
CarIisle, Of Cincinnati, with whom he became &C
quainted some years ago in Paris, while attend
ing her professionally during q severe illness
DR.. Brown Sequard receives for single visit $50
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

The connection from New York to Washington
by way Of the new tunnel aud the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore road is complete
Through trains run as usual by the old line. In
addition to the through trains between Baltimore
making altogether ten trains each way daily ex-
cept Sundays. 1t is contemplated to make the
distance between New York and Washington in
seven hours and forty minutes. That time will
probably be divided about as follows Two hours
aud forty minutes from New York to Philadelphja
and i've hours hence to Washington. That Ii
about as quick as will be safe, and quick enough
tor all practical purposes. There will be three
trains per day each way. 4.IftU .a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
At 1O]z O'Clock, a. M,

- the following property. consisting of TWO
d GOOD HORSES: No. l, Sorrel Stallion.
kk-..N eJolhn. sired by the Garrett HORSE years
driver. can trot in 800 sOOU
NO. Bay Mare, Jenney, four years old, will work
IN, IN angie or double harness, and n prompt driver
LUIS 5 nne young mare is about Is hands high was
oy tne Jarrett horse, and promises to be fast
= Oon1 One new Germantown carriage, nO-top wagon,
SIttg neW Ilght express wagon in good order; one
snnltInk-Iop buggy; new road suIky, with forbes
patenI wheels; sets Light single harness nearly new;
one sst dearborn harness in good order
., IEkMS.-All sums of $25 and under cash: over
tnSS , amoan! credit OF 80 days will be given on
oSa fvlng bankable note with approved in
"2ser or threo per cent OIL for cash. Sale positive
m e ABBOTT & M'KlNNEY.
Il. W. STIDHAM Son, AuctiOneers. jy2S eo&w*
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
Arrest Of Katie Bender:
TIE WORST OF rHR KANsAs MuRDRnERs FOUND n
UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 26.-The sheriff of Utah
county has just discovered bag near Provo who
fully answers to the description of Katis Bender.
she has the appearance OF a coarse pera0n who has
associated rather with wild animals than human
beings, and for years instead Of month";. Her nIE-
ierings mnst have been such as none but the
toughest constitution could endure. She is un-
came from the mountains In search Of food, The
sheriff arrested her as Katie Bender She claimed,
IN answer to questions, to be from Montana, and
that she Is Roman Catholic who has adopted the
prvations Of savage life as the best means Of ex-
plating her sins.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

The movement TO create new Stale out 0
West Tenuessse North Mississippi, and Southern
Kentucky, meets with but little favor in Memphis.
small meeting was held on Friday night, and
delegates were appointed to q convention to be
held ct jackson, but ths people generally regard
ed it, SO says the despatch, as the work Of pohti-
clans and office-ssekers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
pUBLIC SALE OF A
Beautiful Suburban Residence.

The undersigned, intending to remove from the
state Of Delaware will sell at public sale, ON
TUESDAY, JULY 29th, 1873,
on the premises, at O'Clock in tho afternoon.
His BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, situated on
the philadelphia pike, within a few hundred yards
of the lmsts Of the City of Wilmington opposite the
residence Of John 0'Byrne, Esq, and immediately
on the line Of the proposed Wilmington and Edge
moor Passenger Il. r. containing So Acres of Land,
NsA with well finished RESIDENCE, out build
til ings. and great variety of fruit thereon
This property is certainly one of the most de-
sirable ever Oesed at public sale and as an invest
ment is sure to realize to the purchaser large prof
IL on the price paid for it, Persons desiring to pur-
chase can see the property before the day Of SALE by
calling on the owner residing thereon.
TERMS.-Ten per cent cash when the property is
struck of. one-fourth the balance when the deed Is
made out. and possession given, say, August llth,
1873 One fourth by note at three months, with ap-
proved endorseTs. with interest from date of
si0n and the balance to be secured for FIVE years BY
bond and mortgage. WILLIAM SILVER
OGLE MILLER AuGtioneers. jy2S-1t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
BONDS. sTOOKs. aOLD. Al

Government Securities Gold, State Bonds, Rail-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on O0mmig-
sion. Local Securities specially. Being repre-
sented in all the principal cities by reliable corres-
In this line with pr0mptness and despatch Persons
wanting TO buy or sell are invited TO give us oaI
Quotations Of the active Stocks at New York and
Philadelphia received daily at our ofhco.
saSound Investment Securities negotiated and fer
Every kind Oflssitimats Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

Extensive improvements are being made in and
near Camden in tho way Of new side tracks and
other terminal facilities for the Amboy division
OF the Pennsylvhnia railroad. A new ferry boat
for the Camden and Philadelphia ferry has been
ordered from the Harlan q HollingsWorth Com
pany Of this city. It is expected 10 cost $4,000
and s to be built with special reference to forcing
her way through the Ice in winter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
MEETING OF TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.

~ Ihs quarteTly meeting Of the Board of Trustees of
Almshouse in said county on WEDNEspAY AI liz 1Iv
SOth, ut IL O'Clock, q. M. =" n . "uiS
N AL persons having bills will present them To the
htuAIee 4 from their hundred on or before chat dsy as
It Is the desire Of the Board to settle ali bs for tbe
qqa55ter ending that day. JOHN W.. EVANS =
'HSAS Clark
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
PROPOSALS.


l. FOR
PRINTING THE REVISED CODE AS AMEND.
ED. DO.
STATE OF DELAWARE
4. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Proposals will be received by the unders,vnsd e.,
coniss ~ b nbItoning and delivering three thousand
REVISED CODE
q TINS state as amended. together with the odd;
tonai laws Of public and general nature nssaa1 u.
Editon me II s Of the last code Il being the
me requirements of Chapter 2O9 Vol. ii ~ ~ ~
Of tSs ssts" IT an and iHPpreyed BY the Legislature
meet the expenses Of its publication hSvinS hass ~
adopted Doves FaSSO Of the General Assembly
ing OF sald code as amended must c0nform ~ p'h ~
CODE 0i 1882 with the amendments nacsd IN hooLe
ets; Inc additional Acts may be printed n Slnai1
iv1hl JOHN H. PAYNTRR
80 :" Secretary of State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
DAILY GAZETTE.

The winter wheat crop of Kansas and Missouri
mas been very large, and excellent in quality
minnesota will yield six millions Of bushels, and
Nebraska, Iowa and Wisconsin will equal last
years crops. Says tho st. Louis Democrat:
with the adverse freight law of Illinois staring
them iu the face, It becomes questionable whether
Iowa wheat, or Minnesota and Wisconsin wheat,
can be proatably shipped 10 Chicago, aud many
Shippers are anxlously regarding 81. Louis % q
point tor sale Of their produce
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

SWEPT AWAY .2'fhe rain swept considerable
portion OF the new and unanished pavement, on
the lower part of Fourth street, away on Sunday
and injured, somewhat, the work otmacad dapiEipg
tha street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

The cholera has broken out again in La.
GEAngs, x 9tnclky. Two cases occurred on Sats
urdsy and three yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
Nptttes.
TO DEMOCRATS.

eeusiVe Committee will be held at the Ameyicns c1
TH9R EWPN1TSSmn 1TTpSm' III Market Street. on TUESDXY
d., ENiNt ~ \! July 18th, at O'clock full attend
are Te "a s residents and Ward Committees
jy2s-2t a. ~ ING aolSh, ! nOh,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
GHEcIKal

On Banks in Philadelphia. New York, Boston, Bal
tin1ore, Delaware RennsyIvania and Washington
win be credited on receipt from customers at par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

OF Dividends, Notes, Interest Drafts &c. made with
despatch, and accounted for the day payment Is Re.
ceiVed. ia ffo afl' D Fff
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
NOTICE.
|NoTIcE.
AcOD D'GA.lEh' ys 'et'Al' New da.{9H In G{9hASpSsry
ELIZABETH oAzIER Cause s'S Of PaTtitSSni:: PGeihtiSi :s
In Ghnnnarr

"a upuIsuAn1e Of an order Of the ChancelIor IN tba
ABOVE cause made at tae February Term. ls7S. ali
persons sa SOL having any Lien or liens affecting the inter
Mary j. Dickey. Samuel Diekey, BENJAMIN FonSkk
S9san SRsa b. Fo9lk. William Diehi, Mary p. Diebl
.lit Mliliam Cochran, Sarah Jane Cochran, William
AS AASaalme y Mccoy, John H. CaEier, William ROSS
TMhaEliy Miy Ross, Oathsrine Cazer George Dobso5o''
oaslsr q either Of them in the lands and premses
~ ~ natsio sa16 cause reaes are hereby nped to
OF the same, in the Office Of the REGISTER in Chance
loE new castle county, ten days before the frst
MoIn1ay M IN September, A. D., 1873. and to appear
anu prove SAID lien or liens at the ensuing Term Of
thg SS91rt before the rising of the Court on the
jy23-1aW40d q r RonNrEv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
you've MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION.
End SERIES

End SERIES.
by vote Of the members of the Young Mems
hoen Assoeiation held at their rooms on the even
lug is ~ the 10Th INST IL was voted unanimously to
ing with the month Of June. T'7G- y r--S,
su1soriptIons 70 the same will be received by the
fFesloent i: 7. de Normandie, at his store. 302
MaLket street. and also at the Farmers Bank by "
Vlo-u 4. d. YOUNG, Secretary.