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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
pRANDYwiNE MllIs Q6oTATIpNs 70
ARnIHER SAD BROWNING.
..i s.. -&-EDVsbsA%SSl--- - 4s'G41 'A4A'4H
Heroic SeIf-Sacrifice, of q hoy
= q Z I ! a = /. V0 n IA N 4I = n
Is SAVE MY BROTHER FIRsT"-HE SAID,
,se.n AED,skRK., 8. sue.sII rI..


!. Last evening, another sad case OF drowning
occurred whif6 a'hhhbef Of boys %ers bathing
IA tie Christana at the mouth ni the Brandy-
wine. Two young lads, one named Thomas G..
Titus residing at 301 Poplar street aged ID, and
younger, brother residing, IN Philadelphiai PVT
on a visit here, joined the boys, and the young
ar brother though not being able to swim waded
into the Christiana at tie mouth or sluice, and
getting beyond his depth. commenced to strug-
Gle The older brpthsfss ITh9Pas them pt9uEe4d
In to save his brother, when tho struggle for life
Immediately commenced young lad named
i1Srfy Haokett aged about a. seeing that both
the boys we've drowning and had disappeared
bepeath the water dived after them and bronght
them totns TOP but Using una6ie 70 save both'
Thomas entreated him to save Elmer. which he
did by gathAffA Ak him op- lfA hack and bslngfns
him ashore, He then returned to save the old,
er brother but too late. he having disappeared
for tbe last time.1 The body was finaliy recover
ed and taken to the residence Of his Uncle,
Charles O'Rourk over Third street bridge, where
the Coroner being notified, summoned jury
who rendered verdict of accidental drowning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
FR0MoC CAPE MAY.

BATHING CoMMENcEb-A DELIGHTFUL BATH THE
HOTELS ALL OPEN Oh oPENfNa-AN EARLY SEA-
SON, AND FINE ACCOMMODATIONS. '''''
Especial Correspondence Of the. CommerciRll
Sea bathing was never BETTER or more well
come than ct this present time. 1t was COM
menced here, a. early as May 26th, g dozen
having opened the season by entering the ocean
on that early (but beautiful and warm) day, and
it has Been kept up since, except during the cool
days of laat week We enjoyed the surf to day,
and yesterday with about fifty others. 1t was
delicious as the sun is sweltering hot, but tenn
pered by our. constant friend, the balmy sea
breeze. -, .,.,....I.....
The hotels are mostly ready for ocou. patton
Ours, the Atlantic, Is open sll the year. and
caught most Of the Cape Islands visitors this
spring. Congress- Hall opened June T. and has
been fairly pstronized. The West End House
-opsned about the same time, and the Clarendon
a new house in the same vicinity, conducted by
IanFiley M.Hoge. . member OF the Society OF
Friends opened on the 18th of June. The St.
Charles ID open, the Stockton House opens TO-
morrow, (2ist,) the Ocean House (Ool, Sawyer,
of the Clayton, of your city Proprietor.) June
26th, the Columbia House on June 2Sth The
\ II Pierre is open nov, the National also, Ire
mont and Delaware soon, aud the Excursion
House or Sea Breeze about July LIST. The WASH
ington House is moved half . mile beyond the
The IPennsylvaAia Central now controlling
The West Jersey Railroad, is advancing the In
terests OF Cape May. greatly, by putting on the
| Sunday mail fast lines aud the whole summer
sehedule OF trains two to three weeks earlier
than ever before starting new fast line down
on Saturdays at2 p. NJ from PhiladelphiA eom-
mencing on July 5th, returninge Monday at $50
NJ. New passenger cars from the Harlan and Ho'
| lngsworth Co. q shops of your city have been
added, and Pullman palace cars run on the
VI. and & P. NJ trains down and the
| 7.3O and 8 P NJ, up, daily. The whole Islsnt
was never before in such state of preparation
/ 80 early, nor visited by so many persons in May
| and June.
| A fine seasen is looked for confidently, nearly
| all the cottages are taken up, and the occupants
generally are here. r. ...-s..eI, 5a1.,g t--a..
We learn that the steamer Sue has been sole
/ by Mr. Harlan and associates to one OF the Mes
i srs Clyde who designs running her here or sub
stituting the Sdudnndh In her stead. Itis alst
/ rumored here that the Samuel M. Fenon is q
run here, but the newspapers give no dehnit
Information. The wharf is ready! enclose
i my advertisement and solicit the patronage o
/ JOHN MoMAKIH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
9eaths

TITUs-AIn this city, June 20th. y dro"ninR
\ Thoinas i son Of mrs. Julia Titus. aged u yeari
end s months ,.n -.
The ieatives ana friends OF the family are Ie
snae fnly invited to- attend the funeral, from ths
resideH q f his grandmother, No 8Ol 20 llar street.
SUNDAY afternoon leave the house at W O'CLOCK %
wi hoUt further notice to proceed 20 AsonIy buria
Ground. ssEs -
tJ7rToN.-On June 2oth, willie, son OF VIM X
NGntt0n. ased'b months ana 10 aays s.L.,..s
fhs relatives and ends are Respectfully HWY i
IN attand MA funeral, from the r.eidence OF nj
seyt, 7sli Oran9e sti ieet Sunday, June 22d, NJ
O'clock, T. NJ, TO proceed - Mount salem Ctm7tery
o1tIELTR6E In this city, On Friday morling
J1ns 20, lsis, May pchetree, N her !. ~ year. 20
anectfdlFf Invited 70 at end the fnleraL from n q
TssIde1oa 0L her qIecsS the AIsses cepells, lSl
!. services at 3 O'Clock, wlihoat further notlqs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
AnaiyAts Or 70 t.se p. .'M.. TODAY
Political Items.

= The Democratic state Convention Of Marslano
2 will mestton the f2thpof August. II will nom,
nate a Comptroller pf the Treasury and Clerk of
the Court of Appeals, eq, p .yt,L,L
The RspublicAn State Convention Of Maine
met al Bangor on Thursday, and nomlnsted
Nelson Dineley, Jr., for Governor, Resolutions
we're adopted protesting against the granting o.
shy more pnbc lands to raiir9s1 I.aaia ana Ma ga
billier lrAnsactions, and the Congressional .sal
airy grab ~ s.s y,
The St. Paul PEess notss that all the candid
ates for Nomination for Governor Of Mtnnesoti
claim TO be devoted friends to The people, an'
more especially Of the farmers
The Chicago Tribune says thatths farmers 9
Illipoia intend to run 4 Candidate Tor doyerno
next election =. 9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
IndustrInl News.

Tie Noniatown Herald states that aMessrsr
Newbold Il Son, of that town, have received the
contract from Morris, Taskef, 4 Co.. to build q
2OO-horse-p power engine for their new works
at New Castle. 1t will have a cylinder twenty
eight inch base four feet stroke, and fly wheel
twenty-ave feet in diameter TO weigh thirty
tons, The engine Is to be extra heayy anu strong
throughout, and the box bed plate "a inches deep
will weigh seVen tons wrought non crank ana
crane pin. the latter eight inches dlameter uy
eight and a half leng /; cross head to have bear
ing Of twenty two inches in length on the gniueI
aud fly wheel. The end OF the bed plate IS %
be faced OF 10 attach another engine OF sane
SIZE to work from same crank-pln. the hrm IN,
tend to putin four engines OF the same size anu
description eventually RL4 .4F
There are about seyenty-6ve ship earpenters
employed in the wooden ship yards at Milford,
Dtl They receive good wages and oonstah'
employment, and as rule are thrifty auo Prov
dent t-N cta q 5S r. 81
Texas corresroudent gives the following in
formation Of interest to all who have Texas IL
view as possible place OF residence;
"LaboriGg mem vii find employment In Iexal
At far wages-not 30 good to be sure, as tne.
receive in the West bat better thanin the scum
After some inquiry, / am enabled to give lnior
nation under thus head : % 80 to u per aay
carpen ers, from IS so to % 90 ! sawyers. 20 =
s6 engineers (statlonary engihes), SS 5O; wooo
choppers, u, so to S1.75; railroad blakemen, w
railroad section hands, S1.75; day laborers gen
orally, Sl.25 to 81 80. .--l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

III. not true, as stated in EOs'y EOe'iHg Of
y..t.rdsy that "ths proprietors of the CoMMER-
,,.l. relaEed. point blank, to give any statement
vb,teyer,9 TO- Tie shsriff id segatd io'oFfcula-
uop 1t is not true that they refused, in any
manner, "point-blank," or otherwise, This il
the second time we have had to correct a false
statement made by Eusry Eveaing, eoucsFning
,hi. subject, and it sesms unfortunate that that
lournAl cannot attain satisfactory success by
boasting its own achievetnsnts, without an ap-
parent desire, also to-injure its neighhors. by
inaccurate statements concerning them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
,EsKTNs Izi . ATkIHsoH
n.r Aarer.IssssslA. ThlA llay.

,uanted-A Miller, f...l,4,.,t
sprsposals sTts % trrndye esrbaee wantes
oulll,a,s oulln, for ClTNibgHHd Paving Wanted, 81
ppnpp,c seie OF Ia lots--Wm Bright, .,..5f 4,
ra,irs fa9nV SsSiF < inaehine bflces. ''"s'| q"
w"'WakIns ALl4ntic Hotel-Caps NAY .,'- a.
tr,res y 10 aoit4-Myefs 4 Son. -"
!, III II 9anr cK's &'UO Dry G0ode 'i ~ .
rh u n, lnble 'sixpence-WishHm, sI',r
l,ssw Ls, for saieASnith Hew e. "
sne xtracts az Alrichs Drug Store 10
sr,niIc,.N rinI NFTankli, Council, q. U. A. M
~ q gNtqlEs f.l tSsigSg Ssig SsD fass 30
Gily ora oSa osavs vSsaterzAi,ichae '' 81, '. , a. 40 20
so5 sslS l4sSSiS %siSISSiagtoa t5nf tf Academy
wanted 10 rent q Dwalling ll,s.....t.... s
Whining Rtjn d Reading X II ~ t.u, ,f..I.. H.
Funeral Notices "a. i,,,.t.LI gn,H .s 2
IaTdware-Truman HbAW l,.I go 4tlt ..4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

(swedenborgiaS) we'd Sdihiday school and ills friends
held their yearly festival at Mt. Cuba yesterday
10 the great satisfaction ot all concerned adults
ahdhhiidrer In spite ef abe! Burning sun y
little breeze tempered the day to pleasantness.
rewarded not only by the prospect, but by the
coolness of the strong air-cnrrents sgeeping tho
hill-tops; whle this Ieps Rspiripg membeEp Of the
party recrsated themselves ihlthe WARMER valley
with croqlet, swinging, fishing. and other social
amu-ements. The party returned in the even
ipg congratuating themselves upon holiday
passed without accident or any other unpleasant
ness; and rejoicing as others do il our posses-
sion ofMt. Cuba asAp 9utisqburb ,ot winning
a. aA - ~ - ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
cur Selg bara.

Z 1.-The grass crops are Ssaid to be very light
through chester valley, owing 70 the dry wealth
or.
q -AThe West Chester fishing party hsVeTe-
turned from Lewes. a. - rg s.httElstU4i.
"A land tortoise was found in East Bradford
recently, with the lettsrs"J. E.",epsraved there
on dated 174s.
Il -xthe Colorado potato bug is destroying the
potato vines abput CoatsavillefiiARM 22
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

THR SMALLPOX AT LERANoN.--The disease
among the German immigrants, at Lebanon,
Kent Co., being stated to be smallpox, there
has been protracted and warm discussion over
the matter. The facts are that the smallpox
did exist among them but that Messrs Collins Il
Co., took every precaution against its spread,
with apparently perfect success. Without delay
and regardless of expense, ,s.comfortable place
was prepared for them, about mile and half
from Lebanon The large building an which tho
Immigrants had lodged at Lebanon was immed-
lately taken down and hauled away. 1t has bet n
twenty-five days since the immigrarts Wei 9
ouarantfned, and no one outside OF Their COM
pany has shown any symptoms Of the disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

WILnNdroN MEoHANI=M ABR ,,n.-Tbe repu-
tstion of the various kinds Of Wilmington mt
chanism is worldwide and famous for its neat
ness and durability This time, it goes to the
land OF tbeS' heathen Chpee J in th@ WY 81 2
lot Of the1tdfsAaA Batsfit ibed spring Huttoth4
These peculiar people, quick at learning ana ap-
preSEating the clmforts Of life heard somewhere,
pethau.. OF this real luxury ordered through the
New York agents of the Eureka Company lot
OF their bed possnH o The order ylll prompt y
the grand Tycoon of Yokohaml, Japan where the
ingenuity and Wilmington hanaiwork. ,=,..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

: {" SlfRrTs, OR REPTILES About one oclock'
Last night. a colored man named David Bowie,
who lives out about. 18th aud Orange streets
was brought into police headquarters. while te
was Iaboring Vudsr the parnliar delusion that he
had been c0njured-that he was being torment
ed with serpenta and reptiles, and was AFRAID to
VIII either be sent to the almshouse or taken
charge Of by his friends. Whether the disuslon
h caused by a permanent arrangement OF the
brain or by some other cause iis nntas yet de-
tinileV decided
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
4 ORDINANCE

Al tHORIzING THE PAVING OF THE BED OF
JRFF~ RSDN STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS. nTeFfg u
Be it ordpiis6 ytkse eky eouhcit Of RAMinsto1 :
A. o11oN l. That the bed Jefferson street, be-
tween Second and h rd streets he, and the same Ia
hereby authotiz d and directed to be paved.
~ 4, JOSHUA MARIS,
President City Council.
Attest. W. &. HAYES, CLERK. je2I-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

furn,tr.y ht' the cashier q the NItional Bank at
Delaware City, died about noon, yesterday, NJ
the resiisnee OF his brother, d. O..E Ferrls..@
Nav Castle MIR Ferris has'lohg heen suffering
from CANCER which caused his death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
.Prespes,isz PARTY Hest.

II 10 FEARED THEY HAVE BEEN MURDERED BY TIE
I'm. San FRANCIsoQ, June "a.
|. Judge Hayden, of Angefia left camp McDow-
ell on May 24th. with four Americans and three
Mexicans, to prospect along Salt River. Moth
ing since has been heard Of them, and it is fear
ed thef have boon murdered by the Apaehes. :
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
TIls1Foismrhis
The New Gable .

SEVEN HUNDRED AND FoRRy-sBvEN MILES down.
P,i a.I j,,,..',. LoNDoN, June Il.
/. The Great Eastern had paid outssven hundred
and forfy-aeven mules OF cable. up to noon, yes
lEardav. .is.s5.54.... .i- .,.t a..5 =.e
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
n.IooAl.A AFEAIR8

'n An EXTENSIVE sALE.-Osle Il Miller. will sell
on Saturday July stu, hiuetg- -tlifee Building iota,
in the western part Of the city. This will be the
largest gale of iots that has taken place since
Odd a Townssnd's sale III 1860 81 H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
Attest; w. s. HAYES, cleiE. ls2I-2
nRNINs ULAR TRG4F saFE iDRfOA4T
AND INSURANCE COMPANY.

.,s Nt .,,. WILMINGTON, June "A 1873.
At meeting Of the Stockholders of the Peninsu-
lar Truss, safe De osit and Insurance Company.
held this day tha following resolutions were unan'
Imopalv. adoIted. n ~ - 4 -
Resolred, hat the Stockholders now proceed 70
the electlon of I'VE oftheir Rumper TO serve ~ pl-
realtors 49,
Z Rssolued That the DrectogsRo elected be author,
fzed 10 receive additional subscriptions TO the api"
ta Stock to m Ike the total two tho1send shares,
. Resolved That as soon "a two thoussnd-enares
are su su'iaeribed for and per cent, thereon pald
n the Board Of Directors are directed (and IL tn
think expedient sO0ner.) are authorized TO call
special m setinR otth 8toGkholdersfor the purpose
OF deternining as 70 the expedlency or increasing
the numoer Of Directors, 60 elect any ada,tionai
number determined upon, TO NIL any vacancies !.
lhe hoard a d tn transact such other business az
may be brought before them. ,,
IN nj the nrst RESOLUTION. the following
stockhoidefs were elected Difeetors: /. - > =
~ WIN. JENKI FkLL
SWITHIN chandler, N. D..
% FRANKIINA FELG,t-
.,.f JOSEPH Y, TAYLOR, 49,, "a,
- " J'iS W. II, WATSON.
AZ a meeting o. the board OF Directors held the
same day. VIM. jerks FELL was elected PRESIDENT
and j Jos. W, H.. watson, SECRETARY and treasurer.
js2I8t-eod =" j s W. II. WATSON Sect'y'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

III. ssSdsy trains 'ss'i6 O. i6o Wa h. Railroad
A not 20 as far as Beading, ks we accidentally
stated yesterday, These trains only run to
''-.,..,ua a4ut - 4.ti''ibr' .'''.. n' " t'7f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
.-,3,.. N, Y@h1 et,oe

PBrDADELpu1Ai3obr xSb' Shoe MARKET.-The
fobting trade suddenly revived during the week
afid the ndicatinIa now arc thai The Aales FOR
tue month will exceed those for the month OF
Jline, 1872 Some OF the larger manufactures
orders bnt are bnsy filling orders feeeivsd doti
ing the week from the West, Northwest and
Middle States. Manufaqi urers are also st work
on samples for the autumn trades No change
in prices il to be mades- Ledger June al. i'."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

b,roc act of sSeli-sAcriAce in e boy is de
.o,,bed elsewhere, in our Local repmts.s q. ~ :
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

The game OF base ball bstween the Atlantic
aud Washington Clubs at Washington, yesteI-
day, resulted in a tie. the score being 10 to IL,
When the Atantics left the field, thereby forfeit
ing the game a.
The Athletics defeated the Mutdals, at New
iork, yesterday, Z to 9.
George Harvey. the fireman who was injured
" the railroad disaster at Dayvllle, Conn.,. las,
sunday, died yesterday. The villains who placed
Tie obstructions on the track have not yet been
arrested Six man have been arrested on sus.
plcon-thTee in Norwich and three in Dayton
out have been discharged for want 81 evidence
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

Lave on q Log isItha tide Of q .tso-eolumn
.,ory printed complete Oh our second pagei -'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
weather Record.

'"' 80 REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE. '.A -i q
'"".t .4.."' e.p w4sHNeroN. June 81.
q Probabilities: For the Middle Sta'es ciear
weather, with winds badltfng to Westerly and
q mtharly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
SEGOHDptEDlTl0N,.
ew York.

'a az ptflIL r5r-r--Tr-r-tttkf .ufpp,t
MtabER' IN 4HE FfRsT DEaBEE. ''''
W. ,ap.NEw YoRK, June 81.
" In the case OF starkey, charged with the muir
der of F6l5efe Roberts Dunn, the Jury render
ed a verdict of Murder In the first degree ="
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

AT Binehamton. N Y, yesterday. Mrs Rosa
murder Of her mother. Mrs. Rosa oonntty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
Tu=k&u

The sssathsAip AapdatJAs l6Ethe caaardlilhS
was burned, last night, at Glasgow."..tAa -eo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

in Pt t.Ili-4-sA--&4- u.IHt
st,, u.LNEsb as eLrAN'
""'' ON e CossrkNTINorLE June "a. 4
The Sultan, is i'll. .s,.. Ii AT -ts ~, L..5,t44
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
Goin,ImIeFcIal Rsporii..
pHrnApELpHIA MA.lRsKiErss u ]

PHIIlAUELFHIAl lHHnH17HD :
IA is PHtnADELpBIA. June 2l'
Cotton firm at 21@2i4 Flour very dull su-
perfne .&4Cq4>50s extrask safq5 5o Pennsyivs, VIZ
nj bD6dl 60 white spring 81 65. Corn dull ;
yNllo@ 5sls Oats dull ct 4816@4s. Whiskey s4
Id)g5t6 ,afHJ - pa Iip=i"'t ., '-e+ '"'
aeAsppywttssr Milis odorArioSs TO-DAY. .. ,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
THIRD EDITION.
rhs National Capital.

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE cHoLERA%-sALs OF TEE
h"" YACHT AMERIcA. "'
.., wAsHIEsEoN, June a..
The Board of Health have adopted measures
for the prevention of tile cholera. 10 % '' ''='
The celebrated yacht Ani.ericd, sold Yesterday,
for, Ave thousand dellArs. The goveznment
guarantees no title. The supposed reason for
this is that portion Of the persons interested
IN her capture from the rebels never abandoned
their claim for prize money, when slle was pre-
sented to the government.
---r-r r---T1A AI.g.
The PolaFts
TIE STEAMER TIaREss TO 90 In SEARCH.
All ....4.. ,.,.t d. $40. NEW ,YoRK. June2l. aa
The stsamsr Tigress will start in search Of
the Polaris about the 9th of July. a.... '.-,
The J,snidttd leaves at once for Disco with .
supply OF coal for the Tigress. -'' '''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

The Rt. Rev ]. G.. Auer, Missionary Bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Western
Africa is expected TO preach in st. Andrews
Church, for Sunday evening. ,'.0t.... ,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
. sc,otlanpd = :

BuaNING OF AN ecEAN STEAMER.
LONDON June 81,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21

EENRUNKS, VALISES, &c, retaed at wholesale
4 factory prices All articles warranted as repre-.
sentgd Saratoga Trunks, 81; Gents Trunks. s2.25;
sole Leather runks, sl2; Paesing Trunks 81; Va
IN the CITY 10 select ftom. Immense saving to pur-
chasers at the Great Central Trnhk Depot
~ zoo MARKET STREET, ~
tmy2R-eodim cor Seventh, Philadelphia.
, 1873-11-29

pHIyhnELrn1A, Juna. 1aea.
We csiro to call tho speca! attention Of thu public 70
VuLpANlzED RupuER-CoATED lnoN TUBE Also. all
tho various Fittings required In connection with sato
under FNLEYs patent, which have boon tos!ng wlh
eu!ise for tho pant Two yoas and arc now rony
paco tho narko. thoroughly satisfied that whoFcTBs
It may ba introduced for tho passage OF natural Whtoa
ethor hot Or co!d It's nlots will DO acknowledged ovcr
eithor Galvanized Iron Lad Tubos which aro now
extensively used for suoh purpoio, and to "loh, In
sany localities duoided prejudice o1ata. Tho absolute
indos.uctIblllty Of Vulcanlzad RubbeF-aso ia purity
sor ths puspe.o to which adaptlt, Ia 60 Wol known
that con,,nnnt Is UNNECESSARY.
pSr s'9? lftsF ~ ssa sd
:sss. s G. :: n, sr ss I'D, as
.G ID
1'kax Jour oFdef' 'f;G;}stI[ss?Ft MJS}sIs ?FtAsxnn 90.
n.s.s.s, 10? ?ssy "a Sss ;s O. oa."
Rear etss R:sS;ss 4 s ss''" ''.se
Ssas sa.: we sss s esrsa
a1s eso astendoa our acd: .ks :nt
sFa h, H. ~ 70 t M
1 s'
SoSTs II Tsor nss esSSo x
M s
md II aers s n.vs
eesps m s3hss ssss ssh ts sm i Es.tsH VII ss
lit stsonsS; @ rc.isance 10 III natural wator vhc
G .qnTo % aio sts o0'a s
In tns 70 ss .ftsas ee aoax sw
usually resistant any Of no nsus sGens OF ts cos
, 1873-11-29
ONE. Of CAPT. FRY'S VICTIMS.

II ths Editor Of 7hs Chicago Tribune:
Sta: Your narrative Of The antocedenta OF
Capt. Fry, including his inAuman butnhery OF
our men Of tho Mound City as they wero strag-
Cling with the waters OF White River, after hay-
Ing been Bcaldod by tho explosion of tue Htoam-
chest Of thalr boat, rayiyoa an experience OF not
TOW Chicago poople. Young scoville.
brother of the Superintendent Of tho ILL.,
nois Central Car Shops, uaembor OF
my household. onlisting with iis pastor, tho
nov. J. II. Dill, was ono OF thoHo who lost his
life in tint encounter with heathon barbarity
liz waa brave, nollo young mnn. Tho brother
wont down to Hearoh for tito remaius, bnt the
utmost li igonce failed TO recover thom. As
Cant, Fry measured to oshars, 1t laH been
rneaeul cd to him. At tho risk OF compromising
tho uatona honor, under its 1lag As q cover, lie
wont forth as II Alibuster to iutorfera in aaother
coun'ry'H domestic Drois, aud ho roapad tho
If ytur conjecture is correct. flat tho leaders
OF tie Republican party arc planning for war
with Ynaiil In oder to couArin tts lease ct power,
tl,oy viii find TINT thpy have hit upon mis-
tsien course, Many old-tfme Republicans, wlo
%aya found 4 good deal OF fault with your
1oaSss In regard to thAt party, viii b ready to