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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

ANOTHER OLD PRESBYTERIAN SOcmTY.-
Sussex county claims TO have more antigua
ted Presbyterian Society than even old Draw
yeTs, of Odessa. It's Cool Spring Church, on
the road between -Georgetown and Lewes.--
This society was formed nearly century and
q half ago. A grave in the cemetery marks
1741. TheIe are Hevetal acres Of ground be-
longing to the church, derived by grant from
Thomas Penn, agent for his uncle William
Penn. 1t is priced highly by the society, and
will be zealously kept for all time sacred to the
purposes for which 1t was acquired. There
have been three edilices erected on the site,
but time has destroyed two of them. The
present neat frame structure was built twenty
years ago. The grove and surroundings are
beautiful, and some of the members Of the So
ciety take considerable pride In keeping them
and the spring from which the name Is derived
in good condition. On the wall to the right of
the pulpit in the church Is Q centOtaph erected
to the memory of g. NJ. Mustard, former
aged pastor, who died In 1870
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
WOUTTWTR0I
itrnrinag RR1a aVnREMa.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, Dol +, at odd Fell
Uw g. Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Columbia LODGE No. %, I o o +. at Odd
FellowS Hall, Sd and King Ss.
Delaware Tribe, No. I, l o r NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market. Us "a nav tur.Ht
Chanies Han, 2la bug St. 4 tEhAkl it
Rescue cObRE1, 40. !, 5t,. q u N, Il Han,
9th and Market St
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 604
Market ST. nN. ~ tFt4(.t .#tt.t ts.
Exeelsior Lodge. No Z, X OF p, at knights Of
PythiAs Hall, 2l1 Market St. s...-. ..
Washington Camp, 20 3 of A, at 9ood Fol.
oWs' Hall. Sd and Market Sts.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, ct Fifth and
Market streets, third story trout.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
THE Staple REASON

why Hand shpolIO is the best article in the world
toF the constant use Of all classes Of people, is he
calse II will do what no other snbsiance WILL as
follows "
MBcHANICs.-Wll entirely remove tar, paint.
oil and varDish from the elolhing and hands.
FAhNERs.-Its use will prevent tan, sunbuFn,
chapped hands.
WORKING WoMEH.-lt will take the place OF
powders and cosmetics for beanlifying the COM
plsxioD and will render the hands white and sOfl,
no matter how much they are used,
.EVERYBoDY~-lt is the best article In the world
for removing oil cuianeons blemlahes from the
skin, and rendering Il white, beautiful and natu.
ral Ia color. In price cheaper than soap-Only
10 aud Is cents cake, according 70 size.
sept23- 2weOd&W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
mNANClKE Ann COWMERCIAE,
SpecIa Notices.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2S5 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he eeps hand all descriptions Q.
medicines, and that a competent person Is at All
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at ina
store and that no charge is made exc ut
price Of the medicines. the same price as they "oulo
n.,--arvvbsrs sIse. but that ne one is visited at
their residnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

Captain George, Chief Of The 0nondaga Ma
tion, died on the reservation Of those Indians,
nine miles south Of Syracuse, n. Y, on Wednss-
day night. he was seEenty-eight years Of age.
captain George was with General Scot at Lnn-
dye Lana, and bore Dispatches 70 the OnOada-
gas asking foE reinioTcemenls. DurinR The last
ysars Of bis life he was the EeooRuisOd head 81
remnants Of the Six NatEons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-We call attention to the
tale OF the real estate of Henry D. Blackwell de-
ceased, by u b. Lore, Eco, Trustee, to be sold on
the l0.h OF October.
J. I. Heald, ESQ, adveTtises a sale of Al South
day, Oct L. 1873. These are fine locations aud
for investDents will prove as the advertiser says,
safe, sure aud profitable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

MORE FAILURES are reported from the
Western cities, among the Stock JObbers and
RrVSte Bankers, but real estate is still Sc
cure, and under the uncertainty Of other IN
Vestments steadily advances IN price. Rey-
nolds 4 Co's lots will soon double In value
oyer the prices they car be bought At to-mOr.
row. De ON the ground promptly at O'Clock
P. N. See advertisement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
Steam Atomlzers

For the Inhalation of atomiEei fluids in the treat
Inent Of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs Being elf.acting they produced an even
and continuous flow ofsT-ay without inconvemence
or labor. During the asst two or three wears W.
have supplied several dozen of these atomiEers anu
in most eases with very satisfactory results.
t. GRINGIIU RST n Co. Apothecares,
Corner sixth and NJ ket streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
CRY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUSINESS - Charles KYLE has recov-
d his health and will give his personal attention
the sale OF ice cream, contectOns, nuts ana irnlt
the y. W. corner Of the Second street market
ouse and will he as polite and ceOmmodaung as
ever lie will alsn keep ice cream az inc ,th SothheI
Of ii nth and Orange StS at his residence. tie aleo
Intends to ft.u9 the Sylvan springs near the CITY
railwsy depot, where there will be conVenlencles
for picnics aud eve cry Arrangement for the accom-
modation Of all who may wish 60 pass pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprisiug and deserving
the ground. huklo-uSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
nRSTAcLES ~ MARRLAGE.

Happy RsIIefG GOr OUH= n en- from the CT;
fects Of Errors aud Abuses IN early lille. Manhood
restored. Impediments to marriage removed
New method Of treatms at. New and TemAIkAS1Iee
remedies Books aud Circular sent tree, in sealed
anveIopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
No South Ninth st. PhilAdePhia Pan m
stitution having high reputation for honoTabIe
conduct and professional skill. Jyo 4sWSWSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

A SauIRT.-Ths Water Witch S. f. Engine
Company took their engine south OF the Chris
anna Bridge this afternoon to oonVinca the Lib.
erty visiting company of the ability OF the Water
Witch to squirt over 800 faDt fIETf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
= Good ThInr pulr AnrrecIn,ed.

No beneficial revolution ever goes backward;
and this maxim Is as invariahle iu medicine as in
politics The Advent Of HOstetter's Stomach Bit
ters. twenty years ago, produced q revolution in
the treatment Of large class Of ailments, and that
revolution ha' ever since been in "the full tide of
successfnl experiment." If that tide has borne the
prOprietors Of the celebrated vegetable specific
on TO fortune, II has also borne thousands Of hu-
nan beings. who were lapguishing under th eaects
disease, weak and hopeless. out OF the depths of
depOndeney into tae paradise OF health and cheer
iulneSs. Is no exagReIation TO say. that to the
vigor the regularity Of habit OF body, good ap-
operation of this uneq ualled tonic and corrective
multitudes OF people in every walk Of life, who
had been vainly Dhv tie ked in the usual way. owe
the blessings oi renewed heath and the prospect
OF prolonged life. ttIi seP24lo ecl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

w, q w. r. R,-Oa the LIST OF October
change will take place in the time table OF the
Wilmington n Western r. u. One train each
way Will be taken of for the winter. The table
corrected will be found elsewhere In this Issue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

TRUR BAJsAM.--Dr. Wistat's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry is truly balsam IL. contains the
balsaInic principle of tho Wild Cherry, the bal
samie properties of TAR and OF pine. It's iDgredi-
ents are all balsamlc. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Sore Throats and Consumption speedily dissp-
pear under its balsamic influence. 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
LOCAL iMFRLLl0gWoR,

ts. NIr tSt, grfrffstttsv Nra.t4t
Reynolds & Co.'S sale of Lots on Ninth, Tchth'
Clayton and Du POnt stToCt. tv-nl0uow, at =. m
Sec advertisement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

5 iThs BOstOa Adpsyttssr know Of no better eoun-
sal to give business men thaa 10 adVlse then 10
keep cool, and, remembering Harry WadsWoEtha
mottoea, 70 look up, and not doBn; look forward,
apd not back; look OnE and not In, and 10 lend .
belPing hand. sI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

OUTRAGEOUS CoNDUoT.-PeTSoOs residing in
the neghbnrhood of Front and French Gtreete,
were disturbed, last night, By tue swearing. vul-
gar tails, and bOlsterous noise of some lewd wO.
men and roWdy men. Il is reported that the oon-
ductoT on one Of the city cars was IN the melee,
and that most OF the NOISE was made in the car.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

RACES AT PoINT BRRRZE PARK.-A large NUM-
Der OF persons were attracted 10 Point Breeze Park
yesterday afternoon. BY the announcement OF a
race between the well-knoWn tTOtters Goldsmith
Maid and Judge Fullerton, for purse of $1,000,
and another between the favOrite horses Snowfall,
Honest Billy and Nellie, for purse of $500.
The principal race, Of course, Was between Gold
smith Maid and Judge Fullerton, for the 5000
purse. The horses were both in good condition,
and We're driven by the parties who had entered
them for the race. The trotting OF Judge Fuller
ton was universally admired, but at no time had
he an advantage OF Goldsmith Maid worth men
iinning In the first heat Fullerton led by about
a length at the start, but the Maid soon passed
him, and at Che quarter pole was a length ahead;
between the quarter and half-mile Fullerton gain
ed, but broke up near the threeq uArter pole, and
at the fuish the Maid was az least Il We lengths
ahead, running the heat in go.
The second race was for purse of $500; $500
to first $3.50 10 second, and $50 10 third for which
were entered W. z. SNOWFALL. b. G. Honest Billy,
and c. N. Nellie. In the first hear Honest Billy
took the lead at the start and kept it through the
beat, which was won in 23lI. The other three
heats we're won by ShoWball who was at times
closely pressed by Honest Billy. The following
are the summaries
Point Breeze Park, Thursday, Sept 25, 1873
Purse, $3000 5000 10 first, $1,000 TO second. Mile
heats, best three TO ave in harness.
Budd DOble, Phila., named b N. Goldsmith
Maid, III
Dan Mace, N. Y, named 8. g. Judge Fuller
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

GREAT ATTRACTIoN.-Therei is something sing
ularly beautiful and picturesque in that part o.
ihe city lying west of Broom street between the
Keunett Pike (Pennsylvania Avcnue,l and the
Newport Road maryland Avenue). Few cilies
present such sites for building elevated and yet
so near the busy part of the city where the ale is
as fresh and healthy and the view simply superb.
Most Of this ground Is no longer in first hands,
is held at high prices. The sale of CA lots 10y
REYNOLDS & Co, on Ninth, Tenth, Clayton and
Du Pont streets, tomorrow, at 8 O'Clock, p. m,
will probably be the last chance of obtaining any
Of these beautiful locations at moderate prices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
E1ror1oN oF OFTICERs.-Last evenlne the N

ELRoTIoN OF OFFICERs.-Last evening the Will
minton Division, No. I. Sons of Temperance
elected the following officers for the ensuing term
w. p, john Guthrie; w. A. L. Singles X. s.,
G. B. Woodward; A. R. s., NJ. b. Dixon F. s.,
r. GalIbreath T., J. V. Grsenman Chaplain,
VIM. M Horn C., Carrie Tenweges; A, O., An
mic Lewis; l. 8, James Whitelock o. s., J. w.
Sullivan Janltor, G.. W. McLsne; Trustees,
John H, Phul, VIM Scott Charles II. Gallagher
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

CHKAP CoAt.-Stove al S5Sj. Nut, Sis per
2240 pounds for CASH only At the wharf south
Of Market street bridge. MN. }. Brown.
july lst.-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
Peach Shipments.
Total thus far

I1laI thus lar
shipped, 2543 " ,27l 500
AS the close OF the peach season ls fast drawing
near, It will he seen, that notwithstanding the
damage sustained by the break 10 the canal, that
the Peninsula Fruit Growers Association has
come within 272, 600 of the facts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

THE NEw York ExoURsIoN.-The excursion
to New York and Central Park, under the man
acement Of P. T. L, Smith Esq came off yester-
day, leaving the p, w. q B. X. r depot at 6:30
O'Clock, on special train Of fourteen cars After
a succession of most annoying delays on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, the train arrived at Jersey
City about l2 o'clock These delays, it is but
proper 10 state, were not caused by any lack OF
arrangements on the part OF Mr. Smith. but be-
caase his arrangements werej not promptly and
properly carried out. The majority of the excur-
sionists went to New York, and spent the afler-
ternOon in Central Park. The train left jersey
City aboutlwenty minutes past eight o'clock in
the evening, and arrived here about 40, a. M.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
Police Cases.
BEFohE MAYOR s1MMs.

bEFOhL NAlUA bIANH,
Hester Blocker, col, for assault aHd battery,
fined e. ana costs aud held TO bail Ia the sum of
5000 10 keep the peace.
Two druaks, each fined so csnts AMI costs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
HOTELS AND STABLES
WAsHINcTOM -"
Livery sale and Feed Stables
sHIPLEY ST., ABOVE I'd,

u'OI14N H4h41NkV-N'-IIaIo OI NeNaFG'I Fk0F'
A new and first class stock of HORSES
and CARRIAGES for hire; always in sta
MN1ble and for sale Good and prompt DIV
S9bN1OerS. Horses fedIs he day or week =
Teams FRONT he county carefully attended to, with
Obigng hOsters and constant attention by the pro
pretOr TO the whistles the public, he hopes to de-
sery and receive liberal patronage.
1ez'-u JOHN ATKINSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

LARGEST NUr COAL in the city at MM. J,
BROWN's. south Of Mark Street BRIDGE. iyl2-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
WESTERN HOTEL.
s. E Corner 4th & Orange Sts.,
c. J. KYLE. Proprietor.

&S The above House has baon put in com
m plete repair for the reception of guess.
HI where they will receive all the acc ON mo da
~ dOns Of q frst-elaes hosel. Bar filled with
choicest wines. liquors, cigars. &s, and the table
supplied with the best the market affords. Tran
sent and permanent bOa9deFs accommodated at
moderate rates. Good stablinR and attentive hest
leIS liberal share OfPublic patronage is respect
fully solicited, ..' 7 -
aug2-d.tf r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

Same cay-Purfc 300 1900 u trtt, $50 10
second, $50 10 thITd. Mile heats, best threl ia Ii We
TO harm ss
W. H. Dobe named W. <. Snowbali PHI
NJ Goodin named /. 2. Honest Billy, rs 2
Budd Doble named c. m. Nellie, 332 3
Time-2.3lL; , 1874, 234i 233.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
NO. 6O9 Market Street, ls'
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. SUBJECT 20 check at sight (sama
at National Bank solicited from firms. corDO-
rations and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

On motion Of Mr.. Foulk the ordinance pro-
VI ling for the removal Of the Treasures once
WAS read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. FOulk the COMMITTEES on
Law was instructed to prepare an ordinance TO
prevent shade from Obstructing the light from
the city lamps. I-.-0.I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS

For interest made on deposits Of speoiac sums for
fixed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

COLLECTIONS sss
OF Dividends Notes. Interest. Drails &c.. made Wlh
despatch and accounted for the day payment Is re-
OeiVed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08
AKarose,,e Hnrrorr.

BALrMoRB, March ia frightfH scene
occurred here this morning, caused by the
careless use Of coal-oil. Il colored woman
employed at the clearinghouse Of Mfs.
Duva, poured some coat-oil In the stove to-
have the frsr burn. Instantly the can exss
.ploded aud stfoa unfortunate woman, en-
.yeloped in flames, rushed into the street,
literally pillar OF fire, the flames nolntinS
far above her bead. HcrsGeams wers heard
for several squares, and Ia q few minuteS 4;
s large crowd was Attracted 10 the spot. Seye-
iraf gentlemen threw their overcoats around
her in order to smother the flames, which,.
however, was not accomplished uutsl every
particle of clothing, except small portion.
about the woman's waist, had been con :.
stlmed, and her entire body horribly roasted.
The unfortunate woman's Injuries are neesa-'
Sarily fatal. sI.5f. .:sylgmS.sa M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

=, W. - Erof's HIBEREICoN.-Charlcs Muc
.cy,s famous and original Hibernicon will
entertain the lovers 0I amusement at the
Theatre on the 10th, 18th, and 18th instants
besides grand matinee on Wednesday.
The entertainment is Of scenic and musical
character, illustrating thescenery, music, and
antiquities of Ireland. The proprietors state
that "this celebrated exhibition has beer
constantly before the public for over twelve
years; sanctioned by the clergy, indorsed by
the press, and admired by the people through
out the American continent. The words
famous original are used to distinguish thu
'Hibcrnicon' from similar exhibitions re
Gently gotten UP BY spectators in imitation
OF it. This caution is inserted to protect the
public from the imposition of said persons
who are exhibiting at various places inferior
pictures, and trading on well-eatued rcpu
tation."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

\ RECENTLY An1uoCED LUSAT1c HASGs
slr:>E!F N \ PE$lTESr1ARY CELL.-Thurs.
...r ,Mlng' about + O'Clock white female
.I,tcl ii the ycuitcntiary. named Catharinc
H..-s hung herself in tie interior building
.., H.. >ttic prison. She was sent TO the in
.,lH,tun some SIX months ago for arson,
..m,ar'rd in Isle Of Wight county. A few
u,A> since her conduct excited the suspi
,j,u HAT her mind was affected, and a com
,yq 4. in0Htr0 tngu,rend0 was ordered
SD H.r as. After due investigation she
aa> G,rl,rri Innate, and was allowed the
,t.,tn., "t the Suard-ruum in order that
il. M:-1' DC kept under proper surveillance,
N,.g- locked up in cell by herself at night.
IHa ,Gppo>ili0n is that while in the guard
l.a>c Thursday she managed to secure a
,s-.r O. rope, which she carried with her
.n,o lhr cell IL night. A short time after
-gr had been locked up. the o1larllsmcn in
ni.hjn- their usual rounds discovered her
la lr>> body hanging i'll tie cell. She was
~. Down. and Coroner Taylor notified OF
lA. Tragedy.
In inquest was held over the body at half
r.,. o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
,sHurntiary. The jury rendered verdict
,.,, HE deceased came to her death of sui
,+!y Is hanging. and that no blame attaches
+, -. officers OF the pcnitentiary.
W.. Macy would have been sent to-
ra -, a-v'uwS. hut there was no W. m
u@.n The application for admisS: .Sahc.
,.G. .on WV
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"A, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH s, 1873.


THE salr.YARp AT RocKErrs.-The shin.
yard at Rockets and the buildings attached
are fast losing every. yesttge OF that which
pertains 70 iron ,ship-tuilding. To-day the
furnaces are being pulled down, and much
OF the heavy iron work removed has
been sold. Where year ago all was hustle,
men rushing here and there with red-hoi
bolts, and the clang Of the workmen's ham.
mer was heard; where the graceful Rich.
mond stood on the stocks ready for q launch
as Rtchmonda pride. is all deserted, except q
few Workmen engaged in dismantling the
shops And thus an industrial enterprise oI
few men, and one which would have done
much for the prosperity of Richmond, has
fallen to the ground for the want of proper
support from her citizens.
Let U, hope it may be again revived at NO
distant day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

s. .I,&7oys SERVICES To,MoREow.-Th,
~ religions services will be held in all o
q, churches tomorrow except the follow
;a~ >,~tia appointments
t,~anc Church (Episcoml,.- Bishop Whit
Il, viii preach at II A. NJ. Regular nigh
,rf,ice =; Su'ciork
Br5d3- >''o"s lMcthcdisD.- .--Ecv. W. G.
!wm?hiu ~ II y. NJ. ; Rev. j. {. GiT;nbery
., = L, II.
f.;on Naiio,a (Mcthua;>t).-Rev. Leroy
VI. lee, n. H., al ~ !. NJ. and ! 7. NJ.
"rrf,n HI [Mcthodist.--Rev c. W
GGlrr'rid.,' st II A. NJ. !; pastor at = p. NJ
}~s s.,4' HS'c"t (Baptist).- Mr.. Garlict
A,,ng recovered from his indisposition, viii
- my hi, pulpit at II 4. NJ. and * =. NJ.
"7.'h"St"r (Baptist).- ).--Rey. a. L. Dickin
sea- ii u 4. ". aud = L. VI. .....-.--.---. "a.
SGr"9ih-Srces tChtistian). n).-Preaching al
II y VI. and i Z. NJ. by Rev. l.. a. Cutler
C7ri$'adeirh'an Synagogue (Covenan,
l.iI.--Ai 81 y. NJ. Il discourse. Subject
.. The M'Ile>.ium-Tcrms of Participation. >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

DURING FOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH
advertisers and advertising agencies we have never
had dealings with firm whose straightforward, up
right policy largely secured confidence and
respect rs that Of GEORGE r. ROwELL 6 Co., Ad-
yertising Agents, New York. Their contracts are
always plain, ,intelligible specific, and liberal They
secure the most advantageous rates Fl publishers
for the reason that the latter feel assured that they
are secured beyond chance or technicalty In getting
whatever the amount of their contract calls for,
providing always that publishers have done rs they
agreed to.-Siour City (IotcdJ Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

>VrEEME COURT or ArrEALs.-In this court
Yesterday the following business was trans.
.."rH:
Tristan rs. Commonwealth was fully ar.
.'"H ~ Nh Page for prisoner, and submit
',L
ne Court will commence calling its
'..H"f To-day. aud the fuiIGNiny ten cases
"ld T." called:
Bennett Is. C'aiborr.e; Badsctt rs. Robin.
.h. l!H>'"'' Nr::' iIfaprr rs. Earls; Watkins
',""''" "' 4lH>s CT ais. Us. Moorman's
.', ,'t!I ''a. OF; WhitchGd's administrator Us.
" ~, ""ad; Mrphy's administrator rS Cal
, ,,r 'G'>.; Hall cs. Sweeney ct ais; Twom-
' =. g.. lia,ty "t GiS. !; Leonard rs. Henderson.
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Arrest or Wagner. ss.o Doubss Hafs;
- ~ aC npss AZ ~

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., March 7s~ISe1
Wagner, the Shoats murderer, was sfxfeed
The noon train. There is an esxcitad efyHe
at the depot waiting for him. md ths sfag0f
has procured squad OF marines ffatu sss
naTy-yard 70. guard hini The detalls ~;
double murder are most horrible. Tia g0.s
man who escaped is badly frozen. D.
A large crowd Of indignant cfazers Wefe
gathered at the train on the arrival oR Wa6.;
ner, but there was no outbreak. ii guard &c
marines was placed in charge ofs the ssstiegvs
house where he is temporarily confined
The name Of the family ID which tfs6
trngedy occurred fs Hontyet, not hunt
reported yesterday. Mir. Hcntret ID d Noys
wegian, and an industrious and much u.
spected fisherman. Mrs. HontYet, who made
her escape from the murderer, Ii Id 8 critical
condition, l
The murdered women were Of unimpeach.
able character, and were remarkable for Per.
sonaI beauty e Sss.51Esssl:.s
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Indian Aarocities An Montana.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA dispatch from
Fort Benton, Montana, says a.wsr party OF
Piegan Indians killed Hiram Cook and
Charles Randolph few days ago above
Eagle creek on the Missouri river. The
bodies Of the murdered men were horribly
mutiiated.
A dispatch feom Sneak riyere Idaho, says
the cattic are dying in large numbers, caused
sY severe cold weather,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

ST. LOUIS, March IA widow lady, Mrs.
Lanxlon. and her adopted daughter twelve
years old, were found dead In bed at their
home In MattooD, Illinois, yesterday morn,
ing, with their throats cut from ear to ear.
common case.knife was found sticking In
the wound 10 Mrs. Lanxton's throat, and her
right hand glasping the handle. The bodies
lay in composed condition, evidently hav.
ing been arranged after death, and nearly
covered with bed-clothes. A son Of HIS.
Lanxton has been arrested on suspicion Of
having committed the murder. 7s sss