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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-20
He Sairc County Journal
aa1kAa, xkaaa0AO.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1879.
Tho names of Calvin Reasorer, G. C..
Hutchison, b. II. McRckrun and A. II.
Horton are mentioned in connection
with the speak ersl,ip OF the uouse.

Tho general missionary committee
held its fft y.6f.h annual session in New
York last week. The Treasures report
shows the receipts of the past year to
be $780,, s7s, :nd tho expenditures $685.
769. The treasury in New York is in
debt $50, 900, whils in Cincinnati it has
on hand &c., 600.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-20
PAsscsssrs q The yisgis,os.

Amoricans.-Gsn. W. A. &. Ry On
Mr.. Gratis, Capt. Joseph Fry.
Two Englishmen
C,,t,ans.-Gen. Bernabe Varsna, Gen.
Pedro Ccspedes, Col. Jesus del Sol, Col.
Hsres, Col. Jose Boitel, Pedro franchs
Alfara, Euminime Lucsada, Augustin
varona, Nspeneissno Boza, Oscar varo-
M, r. Basunezs, Salvador Lsndo, Artuva
Mola, Guillemermo Vaise, Carlo Martin,
Julio varango, 6ersphin Rodrguez,
Manuel Gonzales u. Saldo, r. Vsllo
Francisco Powsspita, N. Tapis, p. Coz
visas, c. Rodriguez, T. Disc, 4. Csaa!cs,
J. Nendives, Enrique Csoaies, Chsas
1asa, Enriqas CassslIssos, Ysdaissis
Trpjillo, Pedro Rise, Addsio Blsneo,
Jaan Ortis, jose HiIores, Fraseiscs
Saotristsoss, n. pusdo, Francisco Nor.
igsn, y. Serrespito, Serophia Zaldin, n.
Ruberia, N. Boitel, Aenidss Castro,
Ramon p. BslIo, f. Cairera, Domingo
Diaz, Manuel Sousrras, Serreno Otaxo,
n. Walls. Ar,ua Aola, Alone Arsis,
Leopold Sariol, Eamino Qussada. aged
II, son Of Gen. Qssada; Leaadro Calvo,
Ramon Calvo, Juan Alvarado. Gsillenio
Mon,cro, Wills, Psdrou, Lamar, Sergio
Saldo. S.larzar, lEnscio Naldss HERES,
FRANCISCO Parras Pita, Barr'as OasanO-
VI, Paehs,o, Lopes, Bacanilla, Juan
Agners, Augustine Santa Resa, Otero,
vilIavcrds, TaPiA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-20
VERY WAgIIkE.

The hustle At tho navy yards, the tin.
ksrins up Of "ships Of tho line," the
strengthening Of forti6cations,the brush
ing up of old arms and tho sailing Of
war vessels to southern waters, all look
significant, and may possibly give occa-
sion to the Prcs,ntim mt that "m'y be
We will have war with SPAIN" Congress
will very likely look after the lzat.cr At
tho coming session, which commences
one week from next Monday. That this
body has considerable to say about such
matters is evident from the following
" extract" taken from tho constitution !:
"The congress shall have power =
To declare war, grant letters Of marque
and rcprisal," etc.
Consequently it is Of no use 10 curse
the President very much, ~ some are
doing for he can do nothing moro than
what he has done-demand reparaticn.
There can be no doubt but that war with
Spain will be popular for several reasons.
There are some who deeply sympathizs
with the liberty loving Cubans in their
struggles, and are willing that the pres
cnt troubles should DO made "proper
occasion" for Federal interference in
their behalf. There are othors who
think Cuba is legitimate portion Of the
United States and now is the time for
annexation. Others lo.g for the OK
element Of another var, and here 10 an
other chance. Another class want to
sell their crops, their merchandise, and
long for better times, and think war
will do all:this. There are some, how
ever, who believe that our flag has been
insulted and that our nations honor
must be vindicated, and now is the time.
Enthusiastic meetings have been held in
the large cities and there is quite . gen
cral feeling in favor of rar!
This is matter, however, which will
DO weighed carefully, and the Govern
ment will not so off on tangent at i'm
aginary wrongs, just to please a. excit-
cd and thoughtlcss Populacs. 1t after ma
turs delibcration the cause is we'll found
ed and the remedy is only ono Of arms,
war will be speedily declared.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-20

The Exauincrs Of the Civil Service
Commission met yesterday morning in
Paekard's Busissss College to exanins
candidates for d, 200 eierkships in
the Treasury, Interior, and War Depart
nenis. This was done Pursuant TO the
rules recently passed regulating the civil
service Of The Gated States, and which
divides the several States and Terrific
rios into I've divisions, 10 b designated
~ Civil Service Districts- The cxsnina-
ton yesterday was for the applicants
residing in the Fisse District, which en-
bsaecs the States Of Naine, View Hsm.
pshirc, Vermont. 4.ssaehsse't- ,Connee.
iieat, Rhode lslssl, end New York.
Every sPplicatioA nsSs 10 ns5e tes
days befaEc thc examisa';on, md must
DO in tho Handwriting Of the ,-f!kant-
Ii must stsse IL as.s.ic=ais Mama IN
full, .ls.c sud dsis -. ....., .c:si rss;-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-20
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- ne r,ss:- 81 tss.sr-T t<a.s, A-~.s~S isse =
--hrs e~sss kaDs.- Ssr So
- sSs@A-- o. hsf A. RNsss 0ssees - NJ
"a sr- r~--a-s~s .. $40 sWDs fD,s-S -
.lsfs sssi-~f-<sss-: So s;,s~sss-
-..aa s,rr,sss 40
.s,u-, .,ssss-s ~. 10. st'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-20

This they lett, touching at Port ~
Prince, Hnyti, and other ports Of The
same isl..roi until the Both, upon. which
dav they concluded To sail for Caba and
attempt ~ landing. and upon which day
the information that proved to be %
disastrOas 10 those on board was given
the authorities at Santiago Do Cuba.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01
AN ACT Of CRUELTY

Cnapped hands aud face are the most ~
rious annoysnoes that farmers, aod people
who labor much ont OF doors, experiences
from exposure. Exposed persons, espeel
ally children, repeatedly suffer intensely
from great cracks upon the hands, tLat Of.
ten bleed. 1t 10 cruel to allow ones self or
Others to suffer 10 this way, when the mean,
Of positiqe prevention are 50 easy to be bad,
and 90 chesply, as 10 psy ten cents for q
cake Of Hand Sspolio. Hand SspolIo 10 no.
only better than the costliest sosp for re,
moviogdift, bus Il prevents chappine, end
renders tho skin soft and pIisbis. Sold
everywhere.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01
A Youthful lkObber..A BOY
twelve years Of age steals
ESQ, and starts off In search
of adventure.

A youth of twelve by the name o'Shantie,
whose parents reside on Triumph Hill. cEe-
a,sd quite sensation yesterday tTuesday)
By stealing fifty dollars from bis father, and
starting eff on the cars. The money. stolen
wus in pocket book together with fifteen
Slter dollars. The pocket book lay upon
the table, and the boy took the fifty dollar
bill from it. leaving the fifteen dollars Tor
the sold mas" lie then came to Tidioute,
bought travelling bag from Nick Wise,
aud coat OF Siegle &eCo. He then walk
ed to TrunkeviiIe.
The father missing the child. came 10
Tidioute, and informed Policeman Hunt o
the particulars, giving him description o
the boy. The father eaid the boy bad friend'
in OIL City and had probably gone hisher
Hunt took the next train for that point.
Ae be came into Trunkeysille the boy saw
him, and thinking that something wa
wrong. lit out. Hunt caught sight nj bin
and gave chase aod soon headed him otf
when the boy ran for the woods and con.
cealed himself. He was at last found, ant
brought TO this place. His iather tool
cbfrge of him duriog the night, and It i
not yet known what will be done with him
| fTidioute rsurnal
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Rumors were current in oil circles last
night Of the striking of two immense lowi
ing well near Modoc City aud Millerstown.
They were rated all the way from 400 to
$500 barrels per day. In consequence oil
took downward jump Of ten 10 fifteen
cents per barrel
The above rumors were verified by reports
10 the morning papers. One Of these wells
is located 90 the Harper tract, near Modoc
City, and is flowing at the rate of from 20
10 Sc barrels per hour. Owned by Van
dergrif, 4 Forman, Of Oh City; Il L Tay-
lor and J Sstterfeld, OF Petrolis.
Another we'll on Starr farm, began flow
ing yesterday morning st the rate of'four
hundred barrels per day. Owned BY Purse
& Beck, Of Tidioute.
The Boyer we'll struck the sand yesterday
forenoon aud commenced flowing 900 to 500
barrels per day. This we'll 10 located near
the famous Troutman well, asd 10 owned by
s P Boyer. of Titusvills.
The striking Of these wells and the COM
sequent enormous increase In the produce
tiou, has Knocked ''spots" out of the oil
market. It looks a. u, To use the words OIL
. proninsn. oil OPERATOR 'ahs country hai
gone 70 The devil, OF ives getting there yer!
fest, 20 fer as the oil business 10 concerned.
He predicted lower figures yet before th
bottom would be reached. 10 proof oil sol,
q 3l.45a$l,50 ct Parksr's Landing thi
forenoon, and 10 quoted at $l,55 at tbi
point this afternoon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

villain were freely expressed. With the a.
dition OF free ride out Of town 90 . we'll
sbarpened three edged rail supported on
the shoulders of two or three staiwart men, .
frat class ducking 10 the nearest B. S. tank,
a good solid wallopiug at the hands of the
mothers Of the children, we should certain
iy have been In favor Of the above mode Of
punishment.
We might add that Smick is man OF
probably over thirty years and is not mar
risd.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

1t has been decided In Missouri that the
law of that state does not recognize the OK
istsucs of such thing as soul, aud when
ousgets to wandering about in purgatory It
must take care OF itself. This decision was
rendered 10 case 10 which the relatives OF
deceased man sued for the sum Of "a, 900,
divissd ior the purpose Of praying for the
dead mans soul. The" rslatiyes got the
money, and the poor sout had no redress In
the courts of Missouri.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01
Discovery of Oil in Newark

Yesterday, while several men were en-.
gagged 10 digging the sewer in Seventh aven-
ue, near High street, avein of water strong
ly mixed with oil was struck about twelve
feet under ground. A large hole was dug
underneath the stratum Of earth containing
the oil, and . steady stream oozsd out Of the
rocks and rapidly filed the excavation. Be<
fore night over barrel bad been collected,
and still there was NO stopsge Of the dow.
Justice Lambert visited the place and alter
testing the oil, found Il 10 be OF q gsod
quality, though considerably mixed. Up to
noon to-day about two bsrrels full Of the
precious though greasy fluid were collected,
aud will probably be speedily sent to re-
6oery tor test 1t now tnrns out that gsn.
,lemsn named Hss.wick some four years
ago engaged men to dig we'll on bis ps en-
ises, during the excavation Of which 90
much oil was struck that the project had to
be abandoned. Mr.. Hartwick, whose place,
minus the oil, might have been worth about
90 600, was at that time offered $38 900 fol
It, on the strength Of bis fnding oil. Since
thed igsing Of the we'll Mr. Hsrtwick has
drawn large quantities Of oil from bis prem.
isss, and It is said that be intends spscsla'
ting to . great extent 10 the fuid, and will
spssdiIy sink shaft for The purpose o
drawing and refining the article. A seutle'
man, ibis moruing, 10 the usigbborhood,
,hongh that 10 - much - oil existed, coal
must slao exist thsresbouts. Since the an1
noun cement, yesterday, the price of prop.
erty In the vicinity has psrceptibly sdvan-
ced. d.-TNswsrk, N. ]. July Is.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

The Forest Republican b not very com .
plimsntary 10 base bsllists. Here 10 what
II says ofa Clsrion county club:
The ehterprising bass. baliists OF Tylefs-
burg are asound that burg With subsoripS
tion paper to raise money 10 procure bass
ball suits for the members. As the suits
cost from 50 to IS apiece, Il will be . pity
It they cannot raise the amount. We ex-
peot soon to hear OF some man running
around with . subscription paper to pay ha
board bills. II the members Of that club
have hands aud legs - hard % their cheek,
they will be the champions Of Clarion ooun.
y In no time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

W. G. Turner, Of Sharon, carried Off the
drst prize at the shooting tournament at
Warren. He killed bis full quota Of twenty
b'rds at twenty yards rise aud eighty yards
boundary.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Ex.Vice President Colfsx and wife ar
rived in Chicago, yesterday, aud left iu the
evening for trip:through Minnesota asd
Dakota.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

The bark Monmouth, from Rio Janiero,
with 1000 bags Of coffee on board for Chi
csgo merchants Is ashore at Nantucket,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching At IL o'clock AN. and I
o'clock p. ", by the Psstor, ". G. BuRCH.
ARD. Sabbath School at l2M, directly
after forenoon service
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings Of
each week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Jerome Psndergrast, whats Engineer OIL
Baltimore, yesterday quarvded with aud
shot Wesley Ricketts,, sep9er member :of the
firm of Ricketts, &,Co. The wound is NET
cons idered fatal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Charles Green, OF Little Rock, Arkansas,
was run over and KILLED, yesterday, by q
freight train on the G. Il +. X. r.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Sfe'roieum Ia now nsed for cleaning guns.
The first experiment was made by youth
who poured petroleum in gun and set fire
to it. The gun was I ssued. ou. of the
'honss.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

The Titusville lady while out fishing
dropped her teeth overboa I'd, which frightsn
cd fish 90 much that 1t let 60 the ladyt
hook.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01
Local Notices.

~ The Post Office .Newsroom Sod.
Fountaiu 10 now running 10 full blast.--
Call aud try glass Of Ice cool soda water
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Hon. James Elann, Mayer OF Baton
Rouge, La, and we'll known throng ou t
the South, : died yesterday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. ana
~ r. NJ. Sabbath School at l21a T. M.
eats free. A cordial invitation ex.end-
I'D to all.
REV. G. MOORE, Pastor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Big OIL STRIKES. .-On Tuesday last The
Captain Grace we'll, on the Star firm, near
Modoc City, Butler county, struck and com-
meDced flowing at the rate Of seven hum
drsd barrels. 1t soon took fire, destroying
TIE derrick. machinery, tanks and every
thing 10 thsl immediate neighborhooi. 1t
is still burning, sending up q column Of fire
more than sixty feet high. A well has just
been struck On the Brown farm northeast OF
Greece City. which Ia flowing five hundred
barrels. John Preston is the owner. On
Sunday well was strack on the johnson
farm, two miles south Of Mil lerstown, who
ia flowing two hundred barrels. II opens up
new territory hitherto nndevel loped.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Tie D. W. d P. Ry., will soon have .
new depot at Ti;usvills.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

The will oi Z. Mills, late President q
the Brooklyn Trust Company, was admitted
to probate yesterday. His property is oil
devised 10 bis widow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

The Oii Greek L Allegheny River Raj,
road Company have pisoed on the road 90
elegant new Pullman Pslaoe Drawing Room
Coach. II 10 by far the ansst car ever on
the road. II passed through here on the
ear ly train this morning.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01
Dickens "BOz,,

Just issued 10 paper cover by the Peter.
sons. Price rs cents, and for sale at The
Post Office Newsroom.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

A fresh outrage on dscsncy and humanity
comes from PIeasautville. 1t seems that
G. A. Reeser, proprietor of the Pleasantly lille
Nurseries, hes secretly gotten a divorce
from bis wife, through the agency Of New
York City lawyer, aud married aoo.her wo-
man all unknown TO wife No. ]. until Rees :
or brought wife No. home and sought to
turn No. out Of the house. Assisted by
her father-in-lav, she drove the husband
and No. 2 away. Recssr has been living
with both women since his marriage to the
last one. He has left tho country, aud If
ho comes back it will probably be made in.
teresting for him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

The railway ,isom Aarshall to Dallas,
Tsxss, wss completed yesterday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE.-Ths Pittsburgh
Posts oil report Of last Monday contains
the following rscsipts Of crude for the past
three years, from ell points
From January 70 July 26, 1872 l,063, 1893
Same tims, 1879 s46,s72
Same time, 1871 627,202
The following ere the exports Of refined
oil east TOT tho past two yesrs BY The various
railroads from January l to July &c:
1879 1873
Pennsyivan'a Railroad 87,7l4 42,44a
Allegheny vsllsy r. X. Sl3,245 453, ,72s
Tats' 4O0,S59 4Ss,l7l
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Il Texss horse thief wss shot and killed
ct OkaIoos, ArkAnsss, yesterday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Copious showers fell this forenoon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01

Our dolored citizens celebrated Emsucis
patton Day, at Titusvilie, today.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-01
Petroleum Centre Daily Record.

Pet. Centre, Pa. friday. August l
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ASK FOR NOVELLO'S EDITIONS
Address, j. L. PETERS, 6O9 Broad WAY
New York,
Agent for Novello's Cheap Music
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
NeIRhborIng Uoun.Ies.

The mines at Beyertown, Berks county, are
being worked full handed by the Phehixville
Iron Company.
David NJ. Mcfarland and Henry Buckwalter
have been re-appointed prison inspectors for
Chester county.
AT Linwood the mills are running on half
time. The employees only pay half rent, until
they resume full time.
Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher ia to lecture in
Reading, on the evening Of January 10th. He ~
to receive $500 for his service.
Between his balloOn-a-tic feats and his stage
performances Donaldson manages to keep Read
ing in constant state of admiration OF him.
The Grand Jury expenses OF Chester county
are el0S SO In excess of last year-the result of
an Increase in tile per diem from $3.50 to $500.
-Udierzook's father VISITED his son in prison.
last week, and manifested au unusual affection
for him. he denonnces the press and insurance
companies as instrumental in his sons convic-
ton.
jacob O. Bestler, Esq. the Register elect,
for Delaware county. is now lying very i'll at his
home in Chester Has been suffering from re.
mlttent fe yer for some mouths, aud this has as-
sumed typhoid form.
-Rov. Lewis @. Herman. of Montgomery Co.,
ran away with blooming wido~ of Bsrks coun-
ty, last week, and although the country has been
searched they cannot be found Two years ago
they were formally married, but the Court set it
aside on account of the lady not being Of sound
mind. She ii quite wealthy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24

SRAFoRD ITEMs.-The draw at the toll bridge
will be ready for travel some time the last Of the
incoming week. il the weather permits work.
There is more building in SeafDrd A. this time
than there ever was III one seasUn. Every cor
ner nearly has new building Of some kind OF
other
Mr. Carlisle, of Wilmington. is painting the
cabin of die schr. Lizzie Young and as be is a
hrst-class cabn gralner, the work s worth see
ing.
Another marriage in town last Sunday night
Mr.. Isaac H. Knowles aud Miss Julia A. Mailer
were the happy ones Mr. Knowles was widow
el u months aud days,
some person or persons broke into Mr.. j.
Collins store on Wednesday evening ,.hlle he
was at supper, and stole about S3l IN cash II
was a daring act rs it was hardly dark. aud tie
place so public, it being opposite of the Hote
and within 90 feet OF other stores, and some
one is all the time passing to and from.
The oyster packers held a meeting on Saturday
last and resolved to pay 12]9 cents Der gallon fol-
opening instead Of 10 as before On Monday the
openers struck for the old price. but finding the
packers were steadfast, they went to work again
a6ont IL o'clock, and seem to be in better humol
at the proBent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
Latest Genera, News.

One Of the largest public meetings ever held
in Georgia assembled at Columbus, on Saturday
NJ ;ht, to express Indignation at the recent
butcheries in Cuba.
motion for a new trial in the case OF Frank
l. Taintor, the defauting cashier OF tho Allan
tic National Bank, was denied in New York on
Saturday, and the prison or remanded for 80 l.
tence.
The Nav York Herald special says the Presi.
dent of Mexico has presented to Congress u con
tract with Mexican company for An inter
oceanic railroad.
William NJ, Twee". eK-"boss" of the Tamma-
ny "ring." on Saturday was sentenced to twelve
years imprisonment and to pay a fine of Sl2 750.
BY the falling Of a reof Of a building 10 Chi
cago, on Saturday, two men were instantly
killed.
The De Soto national bank, at Memphis, will
resume business to day
The remains OF tue late John p. Hale were in
tered at Dover N. II. on Saturday.
At nine o'clock, on Saturday night, a severe
shock Of earthquake was felt at Yreka CAL,
lasting fifteen seconds. The shocks were also
felt at Grove Greek. Oregon, and were the most
severe ever known in that region
The United States steamer Worcester. flag
ship OF the South Atlantic squadron, arrived at
Key West yesterday.
Assistance has been sent to most OF the yes
sells wrecked or aground in the river st. Law
renee. aud when practicable they will be gOtt n
of and pat into winter quarters. Tfe steamers
have not stopped between Quebec aud Montreal
30 early In the season for fifteen years.
Tom Allen Tom Kelley and Arthur Chambers,
arrested III 81. Louis, on Friday night on a re-
QUESTION of the governor Of Illinois, were taken
10 the latter state on Saturday Their offence
is participating IN prize fight last ptember
Sharkey the convicted murderer, who escap-
ed from the New York TOmbs last week in the
apparel Of woman. is still at large and tho pj-
lice do not appear to know where to search for
him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
InduntrlaI Newn.

The general tenor OF information from al
quarters, in reference to industrial affairs, il
more encouragiug,s 80 far AZ a resumption of work
ia concerned though wages have suffered gen
eral reduction.
At Llndenberg, the woollen mills of NJ. Lam
donberger h Co. are again running on full time
In this city, Pusy Brothers. cotton manufac
turers who stopped work in october, have com.
menced, again, with absut half the full number
Of employees.
At Allentown. the Allentown rolling-mill re-
pumes work, this week, though it's running will
depend upon the number OF orders received.