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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-01
FIR M CINCINN ATT.

REfUsED.
CfSCIsNATI, . Iubpr 3l.-The board OF
lfHIe to-day refused ~ commute The rrsu
"a ION l"ohug 10 the "iprdrnry vi The
government i-rdlng three hundred aud
"a y nv" thousand dollar, Ia five per cent.
h"hIs, conv"rublc on demand INTO green
brcks Ih"y also referred to their hnnncr
nLd manufacturers committee and drle-
gHti"n u thu In irnal board of trade the
fe'"lutl"n c"ncurring n the RESOLUTION Of
the hu'ncirl committee # tie national
buarl # trhdr Wit nil amendments.
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for ?2@a7Ao; good 22t022ac; prime n

ior ?2@a2ac; good 22t022ic prime u
@2s}c.
Corn meal, supply literal; prices dc.
clined stock on hand poor.
Sr. LOUIS October 10 Flour dull and
unchanged.
Whsr,-No2 spring in good demand
nj 81; fall dull snd u changed; No 3 red
held 81 80. 81 ~ bid; No nominal 81 SIS.
Corn dull and l"1er; NJ 2 mixed regu.
lnf 30 cust; CT los AO(dl C.
O,t- steady and hfm; No mixed 32G.
49,
Barley dull and unchanged; Kansas
srriny a ',NIi ~.
Pork dull $40 6o@'S IS
Dry alt meat que; shoulders eic cash;
clesr ID on ories T..
Bacon quiet; not enough doing to estat-
lish qno'sti, ms.
Whiskev steady 9oc.
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A FEW EsTloNs ANSWERED.

"hs Sun, during our sbsencs nj 81.
q asked ~ certain questions.
~ ~t'ts ~ too lsts an hour to fully
reply 70 81 Of them, but promi.s that. in
Z ,-mo'rov'' i.'ue, ~s shall lay before o =
yssdsrs . plain. unvsrni.hed and detailed
s.s,smsns 81 the receipts, expenditures
All d meu,tiss Of the Cairo and s, Loui,
,slsosd company since June 1871. and
y, are very sure the sts,sm.n, will 10
% ,.fsssory " every reasonable citizen VI
Cairo sad Alexander county.
In The meantime ws will pay attention
% the 'Suas questions.
Or ss'shhs' says;
= The vlce.prssidsnt 81 the Cairo N 7 81,
J.ouis esissosd - the extract shov" de.
= ~ ehas tbs b .nds is.ued IN N. Carr
s.d 81. Louis rail- osd ~. already hey md
sssal, ~ sAss W. sosd ssas0i b. ssm.
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FROM PROVIDENCE,

THg c t"osTpS -AvI'Gs BA K
Providence October 81 The com
mi--i"ner- appointed by tn" govern ment
I" examine into the condition If the
Ct""s'on savings bank report the ,o,pl
liahiiti"- Of that ips'iiu,iun At 81 3GG g35
including 81, 5o5 due To- depu.i,n,s
Tn" bank assets sr" 81 1913 2t5; ircludirr
t'S5' ouh a"c"pt-n g. Of Inyt Spr~pu. &
20, s35 300 in notes of A x "
Sprsgn" Nanuf. ,turirg Co., snd 100 900
IN stock Of the three Spr-gue hanks.
NOTES OF A Sw sP. CUE.
The notes ~ A. & w. Sprague went to
protest to day.
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TEhEGR HIG,
reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
WASHINGTON.
NISHING THE SlOUXINDJA ANS
SECRETARY RICHARDSON NOT TO
RESIGN
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
TuE II TX

TuE NJ TX
WAIHlSGTu OcLoUr 81 Rowing
pshd, al SIOUX having recently cruelty
AIDED "n The P'"nee- aud other fr'enly
j ct of cousu lntiun telw.rn the interior
nd var departments, and orders have
been given by IL. latter that all SOAK
t,urd If their r"s"rvati,ns with hostile
attentions viii b" puni.hei.
SECRET NkY DELASo
caves TO night Tor ONO Tor three or four
days.
SECRETARY RICHARDSON
t".night drna. IN phnucniIy the rumor
hat he h4- re.iuu-d. IL" has recently
.kra nous" IL WAsh gtOn. sni rxp-, l.
- make considerable OF n -lHy NJ the cap.
tai President Grant stated l. h. as =
I,'rd pres. agent Tonight he did not Dc
ere Il chHri on to rrslgn, and made no
.Lch request ~ sisted. Rch,rd.on hs.
cen d.lugrd with telegram. from all
parts e the country to-day inquiring as to
IA. tru n of the rumor.
wLsHIsGTos, Ortnlc 3l.-Thn inter.
nal revenue receipts for the mouth ending
to-day were Sc 9IS iGl. r. C." pts fr no
'Htus month last year we-" 30 3ui 1863
Ttr following statement nf Unit"d St-tr-
fractional currency outstanding WIS il.
.urd from m. treasury department to-day:
old demand notes S7'1iP.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

HoksE 1Hlkf FuUhD HUhG.
ST l. uI', Oetubers 81 The body of a
horse th'oi was found banging IN the
w"od' near Virgil tity, Cedar county,
Missouri, on Ia" morning Of tue zSlh inst
No clue to the murdrrer-.
EIusD nUUsE BURNED.
The round house Of tue st. Louis and
SnntheA't"rn rHiIfoad, NJ East ST Louis,
together with two locomotive, WINS burned
TINS evening Loss $4,000. insurance
unknown.
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FROM PERU, IND.

PERU. Ind. October 3l,--A nrc, sup
p ''"d 10 bs incendary, which Vas di.cov.
. rsd NJ 2 o'clock this morning DESTROYED
two building. connected with the Clifton
wheel factory, ilIrd with finished work,
and dry material. Abnn' $1,000 wort +,
OF wheels were burned Mr. Cliftons los
= va GOO. Insurance on the property
burned, $1,000,
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FROM OSWEG.,

CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Os~tGr, October 81 Hu,I, Sprayu.
COS W0ui'p mil at O.w.Yo + ,IswIlI
-" clu.ei tomorrow until further notice.
hr"~ing i've hundred operatives out #
emplny ment.
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EROM INDIANAPOLIS

INDiANAP Lis, Oc,ober 3l-Tbe fun.
'r"i vi Fla her Si-gri.t t OK place this
m"rh'"g IT. IN y. Nsry's Caihoric church.
me ,efvies were exceedi' Wy mt. resting
"nf inrrsing. Tee sermon va. d.liy.
r. de Conner, vice chan, ellor Vi
he district
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FROM LITTLE ROCK.


LrTLE Rock Octoh"f 3l.-The First
ward -cn"ol.h"u-e, the tincst in the city.
was burned about " o'clock 1t was COT =
s'ructed with the Rutlon system Of ven
tila'ion, and the fre originst"d from the
ia nae" in the basement. The bLilding
cost $4,000, and was new no insurance.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SENTENCED,

SAN FRANCHISE, Oclober 3I.-Mr,
mary Montgomery who stabbed aud
y ',u ntr negro Paramour Henry Sauch, Z
'hd was convicted OF sn.lausht.r, was
sentenced to-day tor two years in The stats
PRISON.
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TEE New Orleans prcss is already ,ail

ing VI is next celebration OF NJ ,rdi Grrs
Las. year thirty thousand stranger. wer,
In ,he city, . d they lef, beaind hem in
i,s money drawers. million aid a half Of
dollars. The carnival Of Mardi Ora. be.
gun an fun" BY the p"p'e Of the Gulf
CITY, bas proved pr, ftnbe "a ir them
and - sucb will be regarded by them in
the future
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FROM DETROIT.


DETR'i 1T, O't"her 3 "A fire thi. morn.
i'g nj fawrs City, Michigan. de- r, yed
Nv" hotels, several stures and saloULs,
causing loss Il $50 90.
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ACTION OF THE CINCINNATI
BOARD Of rR DE.
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ROM Il.
JEsUITs COMING.

RoMF, Octpber 81 -, vernl members {
TIE spcio1y = Jesuit- lett this elty yeslei-
day for lhe UnIted States.
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THEIR MILLS AT OSWEGO To
CLOSE TODAY.
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THE OLD WORLD.

THE TRIAL OF MARSHAL BA.
ZNINE.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
A nlG LnAD. 2.

NEw ORLEANS o ttobar 81 - The steam
mp 'al"i"na C,It, Prnrce, cleared to-
d'y Tor l. v"rpnu, with 0, l35 bales of cot
ton aud d,"Oo slaves, the heaviest outward
cargo Ol tue season.
ESCAPED.
Pierre B'riin, Franks Cairo and Bar
d"l"l-e, semen "d L. the penltenrlnry for
lhrit escHpd tr"m the p,ri.n prison to-
day, 10y throwing p"pper in tho turkeys
eyes.
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ENGLAN ID.


LONDON, Octouer 3l.-COurt of St.
James h.r gone INTO mJurnIng for thrre
weeks on account lue dcaIh vi the
Aing VI Saxony.
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TIuuBlRNE CLAIMANT

The trial of lho lichhornc claimant has
been adjourned untl November II, when
II is eApect'd that mn orlaut witLes.c,
wall arrive from America.
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JESUlTS COMING TO AMERICA

COURT OF ST. JAMES IN MOURN.
ING
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MISCEl LANEOUS.
SUSPENSION OF A. & w. SPRAGUE

SUSPENSION OF A. g. w. sPRAGUE.
THEIR MILLS AT OSWECO To
CLOSE TODAY.
ACTION OF THE CINCINNATI
BOARD Of rR DE
YELLOW FtVEK REPORTS FROM
VARIOUS PLACES.
JAIL DELIVERY AT NEW Or
LEANS.
SUNDRY SMALL FIRES.
INTERESTING NEW YORK INTEL.
LlGENCE.
THE FEELING IN WALL STREET
ESIEKDAY
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YELLOW FtVEK REPORTS FROM
VARIOUS PLACES.
JAIL DELIVERY AT NEW Or
LEANS.
SU DRY SMALL FIRES.

INTERESTING NEW YORK INTEL.
LlGENCE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20


BY virtue Of an order of the orpr aS' Cour, OF ,h
otNr oi beihwarr, III and for New Castle t,Duntx
inade the First day Ut September A. D. Is--, viii
ne exposed 10 sale, nj public auction. on
SATURDAY the I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER
A D., 1873, at O'Clock, afternoon
on the premises, the following derctibcl lands nm,
lehe ments, being the real estate oil the ate ,eor
Maker, deceased, the same beng ortier, to t, s,,1
ioI the payment OF his debts, to wit:
NJ. !, begnhing at n marked black OAK standing
al corner of land late ol " lillian McDonaLI az.
eesssu ANA III or near the old line OF Iand oil ,,,,u
itetse, aud thence cNtrHJinp along said li,- In . go,
mef post OF William Brackon's lot THENCE along The
e VI sam lui 10 a corner post OF the ssln. lut
thehee along the raid old line and bon ndIn, a., ,a
late OF Hugh CLARK, deceased, to n curnrp ,1st nj
otntr ialiu OF the saul William Br.ck,n. A.,
On saiu oa line, thence along the line of ssi track
th Iahd N - degrees Il. II G-l0 to marked
hckofN on The south side vi run thence = NJ 4, "a
IcIches 70 post ln place OF q Go NOV, .ie-
stfoyei) standing $40 OF perch north of n ma m d
pach oah thence ). % deg. H.. III 4 10 pcrchl- 10 "A
.utslhut tee corner OF hsnty Brackcn, Sr's land
ny stl1 aid so deg l.. 20 t. 10 lefchea to a
an ASH tree lying down by rum n c,ruer of Iossnl
palIs laiu tht nee by saul land aud lands ai az ,n
a y, " iliinhl Mcuonald, deceased ) A deg
- peF'hes 10 The place OF beginning lAluiii
ITO Acres ana w Ptrches Of Land more or less
~ :, besh, AT u post standing on re ejuth sid,
%. tn' 4ihst"he road and IN lnc of land TO- n,rl,
~ n'eha'd '"iSil" hrr along tic suu line = "a rp
l. ots l"lch'7 10 u l"r' III nee n. III degrees r. T.
t noI 70 post Standing m 'lf south SIDE o the
a"ieshlu Lin'stni 20 Il, aud tuenc. arrg the side
tut saul road ~ Oh deg. ". 80 p'rrlos to The t,a,,
rsS '-'' 4"''' W
Anendanrr miil be given amt tens OF sale mate
Known b, the Administrative or b,
Attest IL ,ts,iSS.s
o. Al NA>hkNtE. 'hrS Orphans Court. oci.T.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
4 RUSrEE'S SALE OF
r 9 a | E s tat 9

~ ENCADEh HUNDRED
virtue OF an order OF the Orphan Cnurt oc tho
4 state Of Delaware. in and for New Castle coun-
", made the Sd day OF September, A. d. INA miIl be
on FRIDAY, the list day OF" Of \ NOVEMBER Sfl1s' Al
n, ,,a IA ie3,.at o'clock. afternoon,
y. ,he Deer fark HOTEL in the town OF Newark Del
me following lands and tenements, being The Real
r nstate OF the late Thomas Bradley, to wit Begin
n'.S IN What Is known As the Chestnut Hill Road at
eorner iof land OF William d. CornOR thence With
III, . same and line OF Edward Armstrong and John
90 Hee Nc, n " II degrees T.. 70 52IOO perches n
Y; l!t 60-ioo perehes to corner, N. CO deSrees NJ
10y perches n 81 1-2 degrees h. So 100 berchcs
land OF Calvin Jones, thence n lie degrees ie o
,sn, percnes 70 corner for land Of William Home
3a-lo0 perches. thence to corner for said C"rnaa,
land thence Herewith s. degree ii q aI-ioo nsr
30 20 corner s. II degrees . 2eloo pyrehes
10 corner, thence S. 60 ~ degrees r. n nerchas t
corner thence E R oo Sersh sS
HgSDED AND fTHI RY ef%Ho5aPinS sSpss one one
! I'D AND TWENTY-0NE PERCHEs or
~ more or less The above real estate Ia OrleI-
ia by the Court to be sold Tree and clear of dower
h nu u orderea that the purchaser or purchasers
for New Ua sH a Ga at ts next Orphans Court
to hun her or them, the premises sold nnrspant 10
saretes to be- Ur they With sufficient surety
recogllizahce 10 the State to be taken and antnnw
ed @ ~ salH d court ina penal sum- to be determn
parties entitled severally, their executor sJmns
traitors Or assigns respectively their Just and propor
t :, rom such time as the Court NAV determine
y, na,neI and form as may by the direction OF the
dtlon. ~ "Pf''teu III san con-
attendance Will be given and terms of s,,, mad.
known 1t the time and place aforesaid, by ''N
CHAs' d. LORE, ESQ, Trustee
ASA, ~ Or by his Attorney.
A''eSt CHAS. NJ, NASDEVEK
:, a. Clerk Orphans Court,
,,o w; bEIhe above farm Is pleasantly located IN
huou p'oi ana Presents hne opportunity
'of persons wishing Residence or sate ,s,n,.nt
's'@ cHAS. B. LORE, Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
IN EXILE.

~ AhAtLhs
The sea at the crag's base brightens,
And shivers In waves of gold;
And overhead, in Its vastness,
Tile fathomless blue Is rolled
There comes no wind from the water,
There shines no sail on the main,
And not cloudlet to shadow
The earth with its fleecy grain.
oh! give In return for this glory,
30 passionate, warm, and still,
lhe mist Of a Highland valley
The breeze from Scottish hill.
Day after day glides slowly,
Ever and ever the same;
seas OF intensest splendor,
Airs which smile hot as flame.
Birds OF imperial plumage,
rams straight as columns of fire,
fimtter and glitter around me;
But not so my souls desire.
long Tor the song of the Iayerrock.
The cataract's leap and flash,
me sweep Of the red deer's antlets,
Inc CLEAN OF the mountain ash.
onlI when nights quiescent,
Ana peopled with alien stars,
VIA faces come TO the easement.
anu peer through the vine-leayed bars,
No words! But guess their faucies-
Thelr dreanlngs are also mine
or the land of the cloud and heather
lhe region OF Aud Lang Syne
Again We are treading the mountains,
Below us broadens the firth,
And pillows of light keep rolling
Down leagues OF empurpled heath.
speed SWIM through the glowing tropics,
STOUT ship, which shall bear me home;
'pplss, as a Giod-sent arrow,
,, through tempest, darkness, and foam.
Bear up through the silent gfrdle
That circles the flying earth,
i III there shall blaze on thy compass
The lode-star over the north,
That the winds of The hills may greet Us.
That our footsteps again may be
In the land of our hearts traditions
And close to the s,oried sea.
Chambers Journal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
wv. II. ChaIWick,s
HORSE, CATTLE AND POULTRY CON.
DIXON POWDERS.

DIXON POWDERS.
The great Alternative, Tonic aud Bloc A pnrirs,
are ttuy valuable ine.clnc; they Mss II nature 10
y" her Won quickly and ettrtualy, and are nov he
coming STANDARD and universal remedy after being
tested over twenty years, and where an
could be made it has been done. Owners 81 -.
swine ami Poultry. pronounce these Con. TN
dtion Powders superior to any yet offered IA H. r,
Eles ".,.n ney nave been tested IN thousands OF
49,. the following Diseases, Wis Farcy, suriet,
SsIIs w Di.'s% Asss.. 1ss
hss.; Al e. + T1i%s1s S sss.is
60 Cattle Plague, Pneumonia, 6lsnders, Rot o
ali diseases where intsrna r s,ssasss.,n
SSeauirsd: BY the use Of the Powders Gresses,
SKIN Diseases, from any cause, are cured in half the
They remove the distractions OF the Stomach t.,v.
and intestnes and prevent indjsest,on rn.t,xs
nsss Collie, and all diseases OF the bowels n thsse
sna =. ne ns they win
when horses, Cattle and other STOCK are so liable
=, AS spring and Fall Purifier, these powders are
and great spirit and vsor to tue whole sysem Tsss
Stock Of any kind trial is ali thai Is asked m.
superior to any other medicine now before The pnhc
References can be s given p t5ST A. quarters.
These powders have been found successful in nre-
venting and curing thousands of pouItrv nj, r. t.
dangerous aud fatal diseases to which they are SO liza
bs o. late when all other remedies known have fall
cd uii aIec.ois accompany each box Of powders
ana the pn6lc generally that he has been succrsstnl
ior oVei uWchty years In preparing medicines and
giving Information for disc horses cattle she,
and poultry and Is constantly receiving and ia lbr
SAFE All me new and most popular medicines az lie
day and oil the publications Of the different diseases
o. Horses, Cattle, nc. The Great Horse, Cattle and
POULTRY Condition Powders are prepared solely and
us medical aud variety store. adjoining his Mnse,,m
where can se seen over 70 thousand curosit.s tram
all parts OF the known world. II il the uny n,.n ~,
amusement In the city where persons can visi, snu
hour OF the day or evening. His Fouptsin Toe Cra
aarteu Is open III season. 'N N''Ain
W. n. CHAD lex
Nos. 2O7 and 2os West Fourth street
Wilmngp NJ,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
DIED

=
:, on me evening of the 18th inst, Mary j.
BRINE IN the 10th year other age.
:. IN TINS city.on the nth inst, Samuel Megil-
On the 9th instant, e. w. Hudsou, aged "a
years.
In ills city, On the morning ofthe 18th inst
Margaret, wife Of DIn'l Gallagher, in the 24th
year oi er age.
In THIS city, "n the 18th inst, Rebecca E..
di' e''ler "f John aad Rachel Wood, In the 18th
year 81 her nrc.
"a Tuesday The 18Th inst, Eiwiu Starr Ia
his 4Dth year.
Tie relatives AID friends of the family are
I'specii'iily invited To attend the funeral, 10
ieave Inc residence OF his brolher-in-law, J, ".
Mells, 1910 W. 3. Il street, on This Thursday,
afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. ''
~, oh oc'obnr 3ls', 1873, at his residence near
E' Crcll Co., Nd, Of typhoid fever Isaac
Gray, in The 60th year of his age, form, rlv of
Chester Co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20

In Baltimore, on Monday morning, q servan
girl, named Mary Lutz, attempted to kindle the
kitchen fire with kerosene. The oil exploded,
shattering the windows and fatally burning the
girl.
Letters testamentary have been granted, by
the Register, on the estate of William Simmons,
late Of Wilmington, deceased, unto Geo. 81. p.
simmons, OF the same city, the executor nam
ed In the will.
Sheriff Armstrong has placed in conspicu-
the inscription. "No profane or obscene LAM
guhge allowed In this office.
The Sunday school cfthe Hanover Presby-
terian Church will hold Its anniversary on
Thursday evening, Nov. 20, at TIP O'Clock.
fhe scholars are requested TO meet for rehear-
sal In the church promptly at O'Clock.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ virtue of writ OF Leyari Faciast TO ma
W. ne exposed % public sale at the LAFAYETTE Hotel
81 street kept by james @. Piefson in the
smy OF wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
on saturday, the 22d OF November, 1873. at two
O'CLOCK p m, the following described real estate
no.tneasteriy corner OF Fourth and Orange stree,
IN tne city OF wilmington, aforesaid and bounded AZ
,oioMs 10 VII beglnning at the intersection OF the
SIDE OF Fourth street with the easterly side
Sr orange street thence along the easteriy side Of
aIed and feet to the corner Of ot late of
tynS1s, s spey thence BY line thereof south, ff
or less TO the corner of land late Of James
.nsnce with line Of that land south, So degrees
mest one hundred aud thirtytwo feet to the norIbe-
nity-eght degrees west, forty-nlne and half eet
more OF less the place of begnding be the contents
thereof what they may. ~ Ne"''
seized and taken in execution ~ the PROPERTY of
isaac L. Chamberlin and Elizabeth r. his wIfa snd
terre tenants, and to be sold by Wv "'''
Shaw, COLBERT L, ARMSTRONG Sh,,td
Sh-rifs Otice, New Castle, Noyembrr 4 Is-s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20

Prison MANAdEMENr.-A communication
In regard 10 this subject will he found In anoth-
or column. The crowded condition Of our pris-
on and the increase of the MI nber of criminals,
render this subject All interesting and impor.
iant one. The confinement Of SO many persons
together has very demoralizing effect. Every
person convicted should be required to labor
at some occupation, and even those wa itine
trial should he kept in separate apartments or
employed in some way, so that the time should
not he passed in demoralizing manner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20

The Spanish Navy Is acquiring some interest
In the present ststa Of affairs, II consists of
nine armor plated slips. carrying from IA to 30
guns apiece ten wooden fiigates of the first
class, carrying 20 to 81 guns twenty-six wood
en- frigates OF the second-class, with from 2, TO
IL guns each eleven wooden frigates of the
third class, and seven gunboats of from to 10
guns each. This aggregate CO vessels. The
IRON clads are huge vessels OF from 5000 TO IL,
200 tons each, the Tornado which captured the
Ftrginius, Icing one Of them, and carrying Ia
Saias. -Four of these iron clads, the Numancla.
Il, t,iRn and four Others are In possession ofthe
Intra> usigentes at Cartagena, 10 Spain, and an
other, .'ts Arapeles, of 10 guns, is undergoing
rep m at de Brooklyn Navy Yard, 80 that the
available r, >0~eIad force Is reduced 10 four yes
ses. of which only one, In addition to the Tor
nado Is in Cubaf WaSers.
1t will have been noticed tina. the shooting of
the Virginius prison srs at SadtiaPo was done by
a file Of marines. The marines are considered
the flower of the Spanish navy and the best de-
fensive force of Spain. They number, when
the corpse Is full, 10, 900 men, and their officers
are selected from the nobility, those destined
to hold commissions in the marine corps Of
Spain being specially educated at Madrid and
Cadiz. 1t comprises an artillery as well as an
infantry service, and at present numbers oooo
rank and file. Over $4,000 sailors are required
to man the Spanish fleet.
Cairo, Illinois, was visited on Sunday night
by severe thunder storm. All the telegraph
wires near the city were blown down. The
same storm was very severe at Memphis and
various other places, embracing wide section
Of country. 1tprostrated all the Telegraph hres
around Memphis, blew down a new hotel at
Raleigh Village, Tenn, and did considerable
damage in Decatur, Ala. AT Fairburn, Georgia
houses were unroofed, and a brick wall was
blown down on frame store, killing a man
named John Bird,
Remember the Foor.--A dlstribption of SOC
oayes of bread to the POOR OF this city will take
place at tho City Hall in Wilmlngton,0n Thurs,
day, Nov. eth at ~ O'Clock, noon, ThaHksgiy'
ing Day, under the direction of The President
OF We the People.