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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
THE CIVIL SERVICE.
How Applicants for Government Positions
Flank Knoty Questions.

Some very interesting examples can be
secured by looking over tue questions an
swered by applicants before the civil ser
vice board OF the Treasury Department,
during the recent examinations. 1t is
wonderfully strange what bad or low
examination some persons who are really
smart will pass, while others, generally
not half rs prompt, will, upon being ex-
amlDed, answer nearly every question
correctly and almost instantly. There
seems 10 be no doubt but that by the
present method of competitive examlna-
tiOus the best clerks are secured. Often
some ridiculous answers are made 90 the
questions, for be II known that all ques-
tons are given and answered mwriting.
Thus In a recent examination the fol.
lowing questions were asked: "Inder
what circumstances may the writ Of
habeas corpus be constitutionnlly sus-
p nded ~ One made answer, "Dishon-
orable action" simply, while another, to
be more explicit, wrote, " When the person
charged with misdemeanor Is a member of
Con gre s." This was beaten hv another
arp icai {, who answered, "When the
@ son for wi ON the writ is issued Is a
member Of Congress or Of the House of
r. pre- .ntaiiv - The best of the lot,
huN,,r wa ma ,de by young man who
frs ver' ye' r. held the position as law
lr Is on ui the Departments, as fol-
lows; "ln co. Of death, or If the person
~ ri -cnte' ee of death"
4 " ~ Nn Young man answered the
thVs i'u- 81 o." . nat coordinate branches
=. tho Gov 3e i of the United States
.ii,i cd' = earn v, navy and civil.seryice,
% o. uplsh, that he chad no faclities
or reir sizing VI memory at ALL"
Quest'ns fale syntsx gives many Of
the applic ms much trouble. "Rebecca
tOHk gcodly rliment and put them on
Jacob" is one of the sentences to be cor
reci,d. It was corrected in many ways,
and among others the following "Rebecca
goodly took raiment and put them upon
Jacob" and Rebecca took sufficient raj
ueut and put them OIL Jacob"
! History also furnishes much amusement
10 the looke-on Of the answers. The
question. What two motel Polish gem
erals fought for this country during the
| Revolutionary warf" brought forth the
following answers; ode KaIb, Coscieseo,
| Cromwell and Lafayette" and sigel and
Heintzelman. The old examining boards
of the Treasury Department (Which eX-
nmnalions were not competitive had a
way Of asking many amusing questions,
such as "Whero is the newly discovered
heaven, Arcadia ?" How long would il
take a pound Of snow to melt on the 18th
of July p jutt for the purpose OF procuring
amusing answers. The present Civil Ser
vice Boald give every applicant n plain
ard fair examination, all Of the questions
asked being necessary.-B Baltimore Sun.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
q Now Sensation.

We are told, says the San Francisco
RepHJlicR, that in short time an enter
prlsing Yankee, who has spent several
years in Ahyssinia, will come into san
Francisco hy way Of The lsthmus OF suez,
with several tanned zcbras. This gentle
man has, il is said. become thoroughly
skilled in the training aud tanning OF these
animals under the instruction OF experts
This would seem TO be u contradiction ut
the prevalent idea that the zebra is I'M
timable. l. Is asserted that he has dis
proved this iAllacy by Harvesting them
together and driving them like team vi
horses before buggy or coach.
Here, then, is n new and grand sensn.
ton that never occurred to even the ni
yentive Barnum. It is thought that IT,
time the system by which they are tfail ed
Will he brought to such perfection tha,
they will be imported 10 this country %
such numbers as to supercede horses 10 81
great extent They are equally as stron.
and far more attractive, and can be sod
for less price,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

Mayor stokley in recent official con-
munlcation to the City Council of Phila-
de'plla, stated with grim irony that the
District Attorney ''has so much to attend
to- that he cannot prosecute gambling
houses. This overworked official is the
same William B. Mann who recently
found time, however, to prosecute with
vinlictlve rlgor, the recent suit for libe
against Mr.. Taylor Of the Press, which
bore on its face presumptye evidence that
it was instead of prosecution, persecu-
ton, waged for the qualification Of per
sonal and partisan malice. The Mayor
in the same communication states that all
the keepers of gambling houses pay GER
tain amount of money, called ''protecton
money!" thus giving room for very I'M
pleasant differences. Had not the Mayor
better be sued for libel
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

The Superintendent Of Public Schools
has discharged the arduous and RESPONSE
bic duties of his position we'll, aud his
salary should be made equal to that
which men of his ability receive for SINH
lar services in other cities.
The Wilmington Institute Is just seno'
ing out It's bills for the six months begin
ing tomorrow. They should be promptly
paid, aad the members should endeavorto
secure new members for 1t. It has made
many and valuable additions TO It's library
turing the past year, and any one who
does not go there in very carping humor
indeed, can be quite readily satisfied.
Senator Bayard has our thanks for
copy of the report Of the Committee OF
investigation into the alleged abuses on
the New York Custom House. Itconialns
both the majority and minority reports,
neither Of which are calculated to prove
that we have the best civil service in the
world.
We also thank Hon. George Nickers or
a copy Of his speech on the French spoila-
t on Claims, delivered in the Senate, On
Dec. 10th. It is an exhaustive presents
ton of the whole case.
The custom of New Years calls is grow
,ng somewhat in our city, and we think 1t
probable that more people "received y
Wednesday than on any previous New
Years day. Thus far in this city moder-
alton and temperance have been the rule
in the matter of refreshments, and If this
can remain SO the custom is one we shall
be glad to see continue and grow.
In little company Of ladies and gentle
men, Wednesday, discussion arose as &c
whether we ever do have a pleasant New
Years day. None Of the party, except
one, could recollect a single day. Docs
any one of our readers remember pleasant
weather on the LIST of january
Mr.. D. W. Taylor, Secretary Of the }
< S. Company, whose serious Illness
few WEEKS ago caused much painful apprc
hension in his wide circle of fiouds. isno
on, conyalescont bnl was Wednesday able
to see quite a number of his friends au'
welcome them with that hearty warmth
which has made their uuniberso large.
We hear every now aud then that lh'
observance OF New Years day is abou
ccasing in New York. How true this il
may be inferred from the fact that busI
ness was almost entirely suspended Their
Wednesday, and the streets were thronge'
with callers throughout the day.
The city has its cannon drawn mp q
he back Of the City Hall yard pointe'
mcnacingly at the Custom House. AMI ih'
Custom House has its cannon IN the al'cl
along side that building, not pointed a.
anything in particular It is true, but ST
readily visible that he who runs MAJ
" read" the lesson they are Intended t'
convey--whateve that may be. VIVA
do these wailike Preparations signify
We ask the question with much persona
interest as well as concern for the publi'
peace, since the EVERY EvESlSG building
joins this fortified castle Of our municipa
rights, willie Its composing and press an'
engine rooms, crowded with valuable ma
terial, are in direct range Of the shot from
the Custom House cannon and Of tn
Kicking from the city gums, and we de
not know which is most to be dreaded
our prayer is "let us have peace
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
e 90
Nevada.

The Nevada Legislature will meet on
Monday. The election of John r. Jones,
Superintendent OF the Crown Point Mine,
rs q. y. Senator to slcceed Nye, has been
= eafded as certain. A strong effort, how.
ever, IL making to secure Il coalition OF
di.ailectcd Republicans with the Demo-
Gratis for the purpose of eleciing Thomas
sutherland. The TERRITORIAL Enterprise"
uf Virginia city, in leader yesterday, in
favor Of Jones, says; "If to maintain
their rights and secure fuilmeut of their
expressed wishes, the people hayeto pursue
their foe aud struggle with him anew on
The threshold Of the Legislative halls, let
the conflict be Of 50 memorable and terri.
bic a character as will deter all future
public enemies from invoking II similar
contest.'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

There are several instances on record Of
men in prison who have resolutely deter
mined to statve to d,ath rather than re-
main In durancc vile. but in every case, 80
far us we remember, tie stomach has H.
nally prevailed over the will. There Is a
story LOW, however. Of n German doctor
at 81. Joseph, Mo-, who has carried out
his fell purpose Of starvation 10 the bitter
end. lie had been imprudent enough to
commit murder. thing which is not
quite safe 10 do even in these days of gen.
among iu'ymen, aud was therefore re.
strained Of his liberty. lie was greatly
cnragel at the liberty taken with him aud
from him. aud deliberately refused to
loucl any food, and IN little over week
starved 10 death.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

Mr., Joel II. johnson, of Bellevue, Kane
county, Utah, has sent to the Agricultural
Department specimens Of ralsins grown
aud cured on his place. There are four
varieties, to wit; the White Roman,
White Muscatel White Malaga and Mus
cat Hamburger. The first two are Of
medium size aud good flavor, and would
rank with the medium grades Of imported
ralsins. The latter Is large black grape,
with firm flesh and tough skin, and does
not make good raisin. The region from
which these specimens came Is Il fine
grope-growlng country, aud produces va
rieiies which, when experience has per.
fccled the art Of curing, will make excel
lent raisins.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
ATwo-Edged Argument.

Mr.. Townsend, In behalf of Stokes.
quoted from Ciceio's defense Of Milo, (the
murderer Of Clodus) "Wiil You doom 10
death the man who relieved you of his
presencel" Applying the remark TO this
case, the question naturally follows (:
" Would you doom to death a public ben
efaclor like Stokes for rel' wing the COM
muni,y Of n rascal like Fisk - The way
things 90 now, that cenundrum does seem
to have some Justification bat the COM
parisOn of Stokes, by lis own counsel, to
infer, according to Mr.. Tuwnsend's argu-
meut, that if Fisk Ind killed Stokes he
would have had just Us good claim to be
considered public beneiaeior.-Co unier-
cidl Adyertiscr.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

WRECK or A srEANER-TuE GREW AID
AND PASSENGERS WALK SIXTY MILES
LARGE NJ MBER or WRECKS.
MEMPHIS, December 2S.-Thc steamer
Clcae was wrecked by the ice. The or. .
aud passengers were landed hy the Lie
boats. They walked sixty miles to Brown.
vile, suffering intensely.
Over ilUY hiig and lat boats have
beea wrvckel here with Two huudieI
thousand bushels Of coat, and five mllllo.s
feet Of lumber.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
The Learneh cnrnentor.

Samuel Ice, professor of Hebrew at the
University oi cambridge, England, was
-evcuiccn years Of age before be conceived
the idea Of learning foreign language.
Ont ct the sctuty piuance Of his week.,
earnings asa carl cutter be purchased Il
cook, and Nlicn this was read be exchanged
II for unHlrr, and thus he advanced in
knoN,rdse. He had not even the privilege
II bal Wcmg hfwcen reading and relaxa-
lon, but Wa obliged to pass directly from
bodily iA'ig1r Ia mental exerlion. During
the s'X yenis ltevlous TO his twenty fifth
YEAR %" omi ted none Of the hours usual y
tifr' rfi r'1 io manual labor, and be ic.
r'd 81 r4nlary at 10 o'clock In the
''enins' an yet at the age of thitiy-one
N'ais he lal actually leaned seventeen
lit -utucs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

A London paper, speaking Of the under
ground railroads Of that city, says 1.-THE
incessant hurry at the subterranean sta
tons, the nerve-shaklng slamming Of every
carriage door, the hideous yells Of the
engines, the difficulty Of distinguishing
one train from another, or Of getting a
feyered and inarticulate officials, with the
oppressive atmosphere and splno-convuls-
ing way Of putting on the brakes, render
the underground lines rs terrible as they
are useful"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

One of the friends Of my youth has q
perfect mania for trading. Not long ago
he got superamualed sewing machine
for horse. One day rs he was drivi e
the horse he met the late owner Of IN
beast.
"The old mare looks pretty wei" said
the man.
eyes, indeed"
"And goes better than she did whol
had her."
"Oh, yes I've had her out to grass d.
that makes her go better"
Then spoke up the little son of the man
Pa. you'd better turn that sewing ma
chine out to grass and see II il won't make
il 60 better"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
,rnn rnruncns I'm snsscn.

We rejoice in Improvements in any pant
Of our little commonwealth, and should
be glad indeed to see The blast furnace
business rsestablished in Sussex; but if,
as we fear, the requisite capital cannot be
found there, We hope that that county
may, through the sale Of its ores here,
reap share of the benefits to result from
the establishment in the near future oil
furnaces in this CITY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

Mr.. Kiljoye; "l'm 50 glad you've come,
Dr. Bland | want TO consult you about
my poor wife.
DR.. Bland "What's the matter with
her 2"
Mr.. KiliOye; "Such fearful depression
of spirits %
DR.. Bland; Depression Of spirits
Why. she's the life of the partyr"
Mr. kiljoye " An, she always beats up
In company, poor thlngl But You dioWld
onlY zee her lohen zoe are together alone
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

A slnksi ear an was reading, ga Mid
summtr NIGHTS Dream" TO the sailors Of
a ship on which he was crossing the
Atlantic, and they listened with pleasure
ti,l he came to the passage which des-
scrlhc= "a mermaid sitting On a dolphin
back, when au Old salt hurst out. THAT
nOnscnsel A lolphin's bach is as shar,
a. a iazor, ana no mermaid could ride one
till she d saddled him'l
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

The New York Eee,dng Nail says "The
negro is proving his capacity for getting a
living IN a variety of ways. A full-blooded
specimen was caught few DAYS ago ex-
tracing bank bills from a bank through
a small aperture by means Of "A long wire
with a bit Of tar on the end of il. lie has
crude idea of the wire pulling necessary
to extract funds from the banks, and only
needs cultivation to accomplish il in the
regular Wall street method.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

The Press in no way sought to shin the
r..popsihility of the recent libel charge
on Its city editor Mr. 'alh'aIt I"ylor'
Mr. Z. is Reiormer IN fhilade'lh'H
politics, and hence was doubtless singled
out for especial attack the notorious DIS
triei-Auornry making no concea'mehl oil
his hatred and contempt Tor tue reform
party.
If n.. MAUI ,, o,.roti,e cor huill;r,
conc,nds. d, is Ines, toiocote
or,si1e oe WILMINGTON we hone they will
end ,h,t ,be new town of summewille
,r..art- fla. greatest Inducements. We
greatly doubt, however, If the mere dii-
ference in cost Of land VIII compensate
those interested for locating Their pro-
Jected works outside inc city,
The Charestou Is. o. Courier Is
offered at private sale. owing to the death
of the three senior members of the firm
publishing IT, 1t is one OIL the a''' ST ana
most lA''nrhtlal Journals OIL Tue 'o"'''
amt mas heeh regularly p"0'''N'' '''
seventy years
The Westminster CNlD DpH9rral
A.Docats has grave doubts Of ne success
o. Inc hehoDoln '-Por''neu'' "A''" III
considers "n "'''"'l' 10 '''nu I''''7"''
anna P''y NN,i' l'e"s"ic 9''"''a 81 u'
sgeEtl5 Rllrr lhe pear OF great W'''
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

The following is the way they call out
the figures of Il "rcel" In Georpia ;
" Dance to the gal with the yellow shawl ;
now down outsides and up the middle ;
turn to your partner, Isaac Smach, aud
now to that entire strangers sachez to the
right and lciti ra dc tan, da du de; now
to Peter schwltchall's daughter; turn to
your partner, every one; set to the girl
with the iluliug fin; halautc oAe and
spin about 70 the girl with the hole in the
hr,l " h1r alocking ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04


Getting another horse and sleigh they
again started on their Journey, we hoping
lhry h"d better luck.
Our Christmas was about as duh as
could h' l the way of business, such very
had W,ail"fa and cold.
Tac 'tih.eaux on Monday evening ,vere
'cr, Inty and much admired. Tho nj.
tendance was very good.
I.r sun,y &. rassi,,., ..,,.,,. H., .,,,,
bcor th,. u,'oie If ,l'. ',.ii oue s',.l We
Of line .l.l.l, lawn. ''a, ',e occupants
Tiu t,,,....s an, at,..,,,
Friday y,.l a., J,.,,.o" "- ,."; VI lus,
Nuh.a. th. b,l.r w. r,,j'o, avn
Two d, llnt- In srn,l ,i,o,,',a ~ ~, a., a'uVS
.tu.t,ls ron h. c,,.,I, - 'i'u ~ ~
an .yo,ufl.. n,,d,. ,c ~. ''''' si''"'u "e
~ ''''''''
rer t"u, ihe we engineer running on
,lv -" h""oau mas been troubled 10y
any .il nun OF young men ana boys riding
"n 'nc elll'ne' ana one day lh's week ons
~, w." ~, ""' ,ouuA men Jumping OIL at
.N'- lpss'h' zen All IN very small bundle
49, -" ''''''o" 07'"l'e OF me ana llmb'
we have been very much pleased 10
meet our good lilends home on shOit visits
TO lhe!r parents IN Newark. VIM. Cooch,
ION h"ll'' MOS AHr,d u. Curtis, Of
.N,' "uii''o tA'"HihA HAHls Eelss OF
ONO Si"nh,ry j. Wt'cN Of Whining
TON rdMnid Gurus, ui Boston. 1t gives
us pleasure 10 speak OF thcabovc in praise.
Several weddings have taken place
among our Young people. We have re-
cclNcd no cake as vet, but nevertheless
We wish them all tie iu,s that married
lie can give them. Among those married
we may mention Mr.. John Hueston nm
and Miss susanna Dean, Samuel Gambia
and Miss f. Alexander, VIM. Mcbride
ana Miss Sue frlce.
Mr.. Harry Zimmerman, taking a New
Years Sleigh ride to St. Georges 10 visit
sonic of his family, the horse became
heightened and IAN AWAY. Mr.. zimmerman
aud wife were both thrown out. The
horse farming VERY suddenly The corner
OF Broadway and Walnut strects goinor
down Wnliuta short distance and stoi,nin,s
itr,r The sleigh was slightly ininreJ
Mrs. Zimmerman was huit n li,tin and
thus the song sa,st
Iipsi., ng.l.. .l..ru.....
MS the mtrft, mrriy sie,~b}'
On SATURDAY. we had nm orci1.,,, il, a..
slriyhiup business NJ S "o,n..n' ~ lue
and iriob Win. i,,,,,',,, I'm. ".n1s hoIee
rer tnn=,d oil r ,, IT, Ene Ilin-
at a,,., o.. r, '!' t,'' 81 th' trunk bridge
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
Fire at Now Castle.

TINE Triton MILLS ON FIRE--THE FLAMES
PROMPTLY Suppressed.
NEW CASTLE. December 3Oth.--A fire
broke out this morning, al ont one o'clock,
IN the Triton Mills, Owned los James q.
shaw, ESQ. The alarm was sounded first
by the whistle at the mill, and then bv
the Cont House tell. The Good viii hose
carriage, with Il portion Of the company
ana number Of our citizens, were
pompiiy On hand, and the fine was cx.
lhguisl he'd before IL had gained any head
way. n commenced in the driving room,
destroying IL siuaii quantity of cotton aud
burning potion OF the floor 1t is said
the loss Will net exceed four hundred
dollars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

The usual New Year reception by the
President tooksplace Wednesday. II was
at ended hy the Diplomatic body, Cabinet
officers, Judges OF the Supreme and other
Courls, Army aud Navy officers, Senators
and Rcpres entatlves aud citizens. Nearly
all the Cabinet members al.0 hcll rccep-
tons. Gen. Sherman's house was lhrougcd
with army officers, Mrs. Sherman disp,ns-
ing the Inequalities of the season.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
New York.

rnE GREAT Foa coNrINuEs-rnr sr,.
TRIAL,
New NoRK, jan. 3.-The fog at IL,
continued 30 dense that very few G.,
boats venture to cross. The frry Lon,
are crowded with Thousands nwaitin,
opportunity TO cross.
In the stokes tinl Mrs Morse-r.nt
dlctcd the testimony given Yesterday n
Fisk had displayed a pistol In her rnnn,
the hotel. Judge Boardmann eyclnd
the testimony of Lonis Beetrel tbai
had accompanied Stokes to the hotJ ,
the purpose Of shooting Fisk.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

A little girl was sent to the pasture to
she treated herself to climbing an unneces.
sary fence, from which she fell and was
severely scratched and bruised. On re.
turning home she was asked whether she
cried when she fell "Why no." she re-
piled "what would have been the use 2
There was nobody to hearmel'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

| am glad" said missionary to an
Indian chief, "that you do not drink
whiskyi but II grleves me to nnd that
your people use so much of IT," "Ah,
yes" said the red man, and he fixed an
impressive eve on the preacher, which
communicated the reproof before be ut
tered 1t. "we Indiana use great dea! of
whisky, but we do not make It,"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

The Science Of Health tells MS most truly
that as the feet are kept more closely
covered than any other part of the body
during the day they should be thoroughly
washed and rubbed TIL dry every night.
Impurities gather, as the result of The
confined perspiratlon, and ehese should be
removed before sleeping. However lncon-
yenlent to DO so, we repeat ii, wash the
feet every night.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

Danbury Nars says "a franklin street
man heard noise in his cellar Friday
night, and getting quietly ont Of bed, SO
as us not to arouse his wife, secured a
pistol and crept cautiously out on the
roof, where he closed the hatch after
him, and remained there until daylight In
comparative safety.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

John sh1relocb, Of Stuhenville Ohio
mas Just died, after eight months of indl-
sesi on, caused by swallowing his false
1t Is five dollars fine for Rhode
island man to call another liar withont
beng able 10 prove it, but he generally
prov Il.
he lesson of the late Or. seeins Ia he
!hai the only really incomhd,tihle materials
"a Tie world are those of watch are made
the lnctlon-matches wlich one finds in
hotels World. N' ~
The Cincinnati Engairer's expedltiop.
orsahizeI to search ont and bring back
tldings OF the authorof beautiful SNOW .
is slowly penetrating the south.
- Ia charging the Grand mrv nj the
bbeed'' England, ASST $, the other dav-
haron Figott motto d that brutal assaniis
u "", omen Constituted 20 per cent OF lie
a lum Kin pic, ten feet in diameter
ueu j. 1r ~ deep, was the chief feature
81 Catalonia dinner. recently The
yme a. Of thegucsts was marred some
Wn ! D. a child falling into the Die and
ai' wa before their eyes, F'' "-N
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
Never Said Die.

A young man in Mississippi, who had
lost a leg in the war, crushed the other
ole recently 80 badly that il had to be
ampuiatcd. He talked pleasantly during
the operation, aud "thanktd God that he
mad two strong Wms left to got a living
with"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH


a RIOT EXPECTED on MONDAY.
by Telegraph to Every EvrsiSu.
WAsHiNoroN, Jan. SIT IA exroo,
that trouble will occur in New OIL
handaY, as the conicndinp pntti,s
swear in two Governors Of The Stal. i"