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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
DIED.

In this City, on the 3lst Of May, 1873, Mary
Lewis. daughter of Lewis c. and Mary A. Gum
mings, aged months and 10 days.
The messenger Of Death has entered our fold
again and borne away our darling babe. Our
cup so bitter before is overlooking now. 1t has
gone from our presence, wen see it no more
here below, but We know it awaits us on the 9TH
er shore. We bow ourselves in humble subms-
sion to the will Of God, knowing he doth all
things we'll
take these little lambs said he,
And lay them in my breast,
Protection they shall find in me
In me be ever blest.
On Tuesday evening, June 10th, 1873 at his
late resideuce,in Franklin Township, Pa. Robert
Lysle, ST., aged 70 years.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

Every year increases the POPULAR
~ ofthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that il ii
kept fully up to its high standard :.
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourislics
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands 10 their normal vigor, and
will creatc a new growth, except in
'Ntreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
rs it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, Md,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, saws,
"Ihe constituents are pure, and care.
idll, selected for excellent quality:
and ! consider it the BEST PRErA-
HAii"N for its intended purposes"
N"H by III Druggists, aud Dealers in Medicine,
IFIlta nnn nNII
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. April 10th, 1873.
PoN N the application of Margaret Goodman aud
G1onM. ,es GOODMAN, Administrators OF JAMES
uooDMAN, late OF Wilmington City in said Coun
Y, atSSes s II is ordered and directed by the Reg
~. 49, una. thc ADMINISTRATIONS aforesaid, give
n mnn Oh the granting of letters of ADMINISTERED
upon tle Estate OF deceased with the date of
i,Is theieoi, by causing advertisements TO be pos
~ m.h ~ days from the date of such letters inc OF
requiring ali persons In yur irman .i, ~ ~
tate, to present thr s,iue r. ahin H. IS, =, my ~
nn. III such ritsc made and provided. And also
W. Vie Same 10 he inserted with tho same period
u, i,, XII DELAWA ARE REPUBLICAN, n newspaper
uoshed IN Wilmington, and to be continued therein
Given under the hand and Seal OF Office I
-, me itrghier aforesaid, at New Castle. in New
above written t;IURS Rry,.,ssr
II ~ o,TICE.-All persons having claims AGAINST the
OF the deceased ,nnst present tho same duly at
'd TO inc Administrators, on or before April 10th
1874. or abide the Act OfAs@rmbly In such case mads
and provided.
MARGARET GOODMAN,
CHARLES GOODMAN.
a a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

OF IIcnoWer in many cases
Il" II a. too long Il time, and too
49, care, L; restore gray or faded
" 1''l'e 5, Ya have prepared this
''' III mr. Pf1Hotjon; which will
l'r','N and ctlcrrnalIy accomplish
49, 'e-a'i, Ii is easily applied,
-" p"'l r"7 = color which will
"S' lltr d" nor wash oil. Sold by
v pi"gg. :. Price Fly Cents.
t." "'''ieiafei BIZ K, p. HALL, & co.
~ .A5huA. Nh.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
MARGARET GOODMAN,
CHARLES GOODMAN.
Administrators
hEGIsTfh,s ORDER.

NEW CASTLE C"uNry, April nth, 1919
Upon the application Of William Lewis Dilworth
Executor OF John ID. DilwOrih, late of Mil Creek
Hundred IN SAID County deceased 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Executor aioro said
give notice of the granting Of Letters TestameDtarv
upon the Estate of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof. BY causing advertisements to he
IN SIX OF the most public places OF the Comfy OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the same, abide BY an net
Assembly IN such case made and provided. nd ais,
cause the same 10 he Inserted within the same uer1ui
~ the DELAWARE REPuHLICAH, newspaper puL.
llshrd IN wilmington and TO be continued therein
\~~ Given under the hand and Seal of Office of
}l'S the Register aforesaid AT New Castle In New
~ Castle County aforesaid the day and wear
above writ"il b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims against tina
Estate Of the deceased present the SAME duly At
testp 10 INC Executor before April Itb isII
or abide the Act of Assembly in such cas-. made AMI
provided. WM. LEWIS DiIWoWTH anu
Address. CenteIville, Del. Execnin,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

CdS'oria Is more than a substitute for Caste
Oil. 1t is the only sate article in exis
cence which is certain to assmilate the food
ture wind collie, and produce natural sleep. 1t
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol
and is pleasant TO take. Children need not cry.
and mothers may rest. mar24
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

Collections Of Dividends, Notes, Interest
Draits, &c, made with despatch, and announced
for the day payment is received.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

Five per cent. interest per anntm allowed o
deposits, payable on demand
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

Deposit accounts, subject 10 check at sight,
(same as a National Bank,) solicited from firms,
corporations and individuals
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

Bonds, Stocks, Gold, de- Government Sectl-
rifles, Gold, State Bonds, Railroad Bonds, and
Stocks, bought and sold on commission. Local
securities specially. Being represented in all
the principal cities by reliable correspondents
we are prepared 10 attend to any business in this
line with promptness and despatch. Persons
wanting to buy or sell, are invited to give MS
call. Quotations of the active Stocks at New
York and Philadelphia received daily at our Of
flee.
Sound investment securities negotiated and
for sale.
Every kind of legitimate Banking done.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

Checks on Banks in Philadelphia, Now York
Boston, Baltimore, Delaware, Pennsylvania
and Washington, will be credited on rccep
from customers at par.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
Sure Cure Tor RHEUMATISM.
MAHAN, HILL & CO.,
No 4 e. Third Street, whining.
ton, Delaware,

t2nd story of Morrows's BuiIdIngs,)
Having invented and prepared for sale a medicine
.nhd sure cure Tor rheumatism. 1t Las not failed
IN ~, THREE CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED
ney REFER to the following persons in this city wh ON
Lhey nave cured, among many hundreds, within the
last lew years Many of them desperate cases /:
M McCaferty, 1o4 West Fourth Street Mary A
Forman, 3i3 Poplar, A. Hufnal, soc Conrad St; Pat
rick MeCullen, N +. Fifth and Pine Streets
y, List II West Seventh Street; y. Casperson
al East sixth Street s. Marshall Walker dO3 Pom
tar Street VIM. d. Sparks, III Fast Seventh Street,
Mary Boyee, corner of Fifth and Madison Streets =:
wary wary noopca, l0s East Front Street Also Ernest
For sale, retail, at 81 n bottle
~ ,,~ MAHAN, HILL Il co,
~ 10; East Third street, second story Of Morrow
Buildings, Wilmington, bel ''"
N. sB..Also for sale Mt Il, Bringurst & Co.'S, cor
SMun ahd Market streets, and at Il3 East sixth
t'' "'"s'oh, DeI. apr23
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

No. COZ Market street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
ORGANIZED IN isis
John McLear Il Som,

EXCHANGE AND DEPOSIT BANK,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

Handsome Store--Chailcs Wcyl has greatly
improved lis store, No. East Second street,
by adding large plate windows, marble floor,
irescocing the walls. &c, making it equal In
appearance TO any in our city. Mr.. w. is very
attentive 10 his business, priding himself upon
the excellence OF his bread Cakes pies, and con-
fectionery, and as a result has made money and
will continue to do 50. by the practice of in
dustry, economy and polileness success in any
leg ltiinate or proper business is certain,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

very kind of legitimate Banking done.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
Blu &ingham's DYE.
FOE TIE WHISPERS.

Price Ono Dollar.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

the U0rTOW-gAuse, and about the same
ratio Of paying tfeigh. 10 cars. The last
car no. getting 9 igi! load in some case
gives q slight advantage IN favor Of the
smaller cars, a. would usually be the fact
when debate amount l. u bs shipped
In way freight this Advantage would be
cyrslergt!e.
comparison bs."een the Denver AMI
H.1 GEaEls ana ths Pennsylvania Cen
trail roRts, in the report of tho Narrow
Galgc convention, gives even "a better
showing than the above but as the Cairo
and StLOui5 cars are Of later constructions
heavier and stronger, it D.. believed they
AFFORD the best data for practical test
and tina, the result here given is q correc,
statement OF tho case
But only half the story is vet told.
Trains very seldom run full. When
passenger car is only half full, Of course
the amount Of dead weight for each pas-
senger Is doubled Again, the return of
freight car empty TO the point of ship
ment doubles tho amount Il dead weight
Tor the transportation Of q given amount
of paying freight.
since the building OF our road must de.
pend largely oupon the amount Of local
subscription made to our capital stock
the important question ARISES, VIII it
PAY
Tho farmers and merchants Of Ballard. |
Graves, Henry, and Benton counties TO |
take stock in the road ?
Taking into consideration the length Of
inc Cairo and Tennessee River railroad |
tue Important LINK which it supplies in the
projected system of narrow-gauge rall.
ways between ~. Louis and Southeastern
seaboard its local traffic and general
through business which it must inevitably
10, this question is irresistahly answered
in tho affirmative.
II is fact that seven out of every ten
railroads built in the civilized world have
proved paying enterprises to the builders,
md have paid from seven to twenty per
emit dividend annually on the cash cost
# their construction.
Our road, running from Cairo, by
Fancy Farm, Mayield, Lynn |
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A GREAT SUCCESS

MORE RAILROAD MEN TOGETHER
THAN AT ANY OTHER CON
NENTION EVER HELD
EAST OF NISSIS.
SIPPI RIVER.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

TUE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN
John ii. Obcrly has reduced the subscrip-
ton price of the WEEKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
to One Dollar per annum. making ii the
cheapest paperpubli-hedkm Southern Illinois
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wild circulation oii t6e strsSsts last Sven:
Ing. These fnmoYs vent soi far ias to
state that the military had been; ordered
nnder arms during to day. but inquiry
at headquarters proved that no orders
had been issued to the military. nor was
any disturbance apprehended. The
voting On tho part of the whites has
been quite full, but the negroes not so
good. Some leading Republicans here
concede the election of Kemper by from
Is. 600 to 10000 majority. No retur1s
in Jet from the city precincts; but the
indications are that Kemper's msiority
will be not less than 500 in RIchmen
MRMPH1s, November "A meeting
OF citizens adopted resolutions bringing
ex-acting Mayor Paul A. Cecnlla before
the courts, for imposition on widows
and orphans.
Four yellow fever and three other
deaths to-day.
WAsHINaToN. November 4rThe Pre-
sident, all the members of the Cabinet,
General Sherman and ono or two in
vited guests will leave here Thursday
morning. to attend the Loudon County
Fair, at Leesburg, Virginia. where they
Will be the guests of Colonel Fairfax.
= NY Aotuih 4uuI6uhy 6t0QlQR.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States, light South-westsrly winds,
cloudy weather and rain.
The United States and Mexican Com.
missisn have acted on the 366 cases pre-.
sented by Mexico, claiming indemnity
to the mount of $2G, 900, 600, on account
OF Indian raids into Mexico The Com
miasioners disagreeing on these claims,
the question will be submitted to Sir Ed.
ward Thornton, the umpire
Teicxraphic-Comme Reports.
COLUMBIA, s. c., November s.
Sales of cotton yesterday, 81 bales
middling 121l@12Is.
PARIS, November / -Rentcs SIT. Sc.
LlvERrooL. November 4-Noon.-
Cotton dull and upland 81
(OS:a4; Orleans 8; sules 5000 bales; spe.
culat,on and export 1000; sales include
1900 bales of American. Cotton to
arrive cheaper-upands on the basis OF
good ordinary. shipped in October and
November, 81s; ditto, in November and
December. SIS; ditto, in December and
January. 81; Orleaus, on the basis of
good ordinary, shipped in November,
S3s; ditto, in December and January,
LIVERPOOL, November 4-EYening.-
Sales OF uplands, on the basis OF good
ordinary. shipped in November and
December, So; ditto. low middling, to
be delivered in January, 81s. Yarns
ani fabrics dull and rather lower.
New YORK. November 4.--No markets.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-Flonr dull
and heavy; prices unchanged. Wheat
quiet aud Steady. Corn Quist-white
Southern 75(077; yellow Southern 66;
mixed Western nominal, at 81. Oats
steady--Southern 49@53; Western
mixed so; ditto white 5O@5l. Rye
quiet. at S59S7 Hay unchanged. Pro-
visions dull and unsettled. Mess pork
nominal, at Is 90. Bulk meats-shoul-
ders nominal; 6@6A for clear rib sides;
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definite ret hrns received from at,y part
l0t this CITY. 1t is claimed that this city
has gone Taumsny Democratic by from
10000 to 20. 600 majority. II the latter
figures prove correct.. there is not much
,tioGSs But the State has gone Demo
cratic by from 1000 to 6, 900 majority.
Th6 eieution ai S. S. Cox to Congress
is conceded. The returns from Brook
lyn indicate that Hunter, the Demo.
cratic candidate for Mayor, has been
elected, and the Democratic muiority of
that city for Sscretafy OF State will PRO-
bably reach 5000.
Counor, Tammany'sn candidate for
Sheriff, is elected by about 25. 900 ma
iority; Walsh. County Clerk, by 1900.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y, November A.
The County is gone complete Repnbli-
can by 1877.
BUFFALO. n. Y, November 4 The
sidications favor tho Democrats.
ALBANY,N. Y, November Election
close; much scratching.
CoNcoRD. N. H November 4-The
Swings banks today determined to pay
d depositors till January l.
BMDdEToN, N. j., November A.
The Republicans elect the Assemblymen
from the First District by $50 minority.
Boston, November Scattering re-
turns Indicate Washburn's election by
5000 to 10. 900 majority. Gen. Banks
beats the regular Republican for tho
State Senate. Returns from towns give
Washburn IL 900; Ga~tou 1000
MILWAUKEE,, November 4.-The esti-
mnted Democratic majority in the city
Is o,0U0, Retnrns show heavy Demo
cratic G .ins over the last two years.
LATER -Th" Sentinel, W.,hburn's or.
gan, estimates, from the way returns
come in, th"r Taylor will carr, the State
by 5000. Prominent Republicans con.
cede WasL burns ,lrfe,.t.
SEDALIA, Mo November ( I-Culonel
d. II. Bn'llony. United States Collector
for this district. WAS brought here, to-
day, under arrest, on the charge of em-
bezzlement. An examination will be
had tomorrow.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Novcmb ber The
trouble OH tho East Tennessee, Virginia
aud Georgia RsilroaI is unadjusted.
The men will u0t allow tho freight trains
to move. No freish, has been carried
over the road since Friday. The mail
trains run regularly. Mnoh inoonve-
pience is can>cd 10 the merchants by
their inability to receive and ship goods
Several thousand bales IF cotton have
been lying here fur four days
81 Louis. November ( A despatch
from Fort Gibson. Indian Territory,
says that the Chnctaw Indian prisoner
III the hands of Deputy Marshuls Will
sou aud Ayros. shot those gentlemen ut
the Creek Az. ncy, on Sunda last, NOR
tally woun,iing ;he former aud badly
wounding the latter. a. also shot Perry
Duvai. guar;.. Tho murderer was
subsequently, shot aul mortai.y wounded
by the Greek Indian guard.
RICHMOND. Novcmb,r 4 The cleo
tion in this city pssse1 off very quietly,
the polls ut nll the precincts closing
without any Disturbance; al this in the
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e1eo ~ Ow. BaCOn-ehOuldeY6 8k:
clear NIB eidSs 8. Sd8Sf:oafed hams
l2H914:S LAID nominafI 6t7N.gW west.
era butter frha and in good demsnd-
good to choice rolls land tubs 26(08O.
Vonee nominal and unchanged. Hhif.
key doi! stt98. Sugar dnll, etl0. Cot
Ton duli.middling. 1411S; low midiling
IoI; s1fict nc good ordinary 13: net re-
coastwise l05; sales 2l5: stock 6 223
ST. LOUIS, November 4.-Flonr dnl,
unsettled and lower. Oorn dnIi nnsat.
tied aud lower. at 38z@36h for No. 2
mixed; .37H in November. Whiakev
steady. at 80. Pork. none here Bacon
duli-oloar rib 79714; clear e2<. Lard
dull-broker 81. -
CINCINNATI, November 4. Flour dull.
at 6. 60@6: s5. Corn dull-old ear 42(a
43. sheiled; 43@44 for new. Pork-ofd
stock light, atA2s25; buyers of new at
100. ettle. only jobbinR
sales, at 7G& eteam. buyers offer
81; held atVR Btoon.-shoulders in
fair demand. St 6L981S; sales Of clear
rib at 524@6; clear 6k. Whiskey ouIt
and steady. at 86.
Lou1svILEE, November 4.-Flour
quiet and steady. Corn quiet and
steady, at 60(965. PlovisioAs quiet and
unchanged. Pork 13.5O914.6O. Be-
con-sho1lders Ga; clear rib 616(06H;
clear z. Lard--tierce 8@81z; keg 8,
cash, for large lots; 1000. higher for
small. Whiskey quiet, at 86(087.
NOBLE, November 4.-Cotton quiet
and easy-middling IA; low middlinR
l3R; strict good ordinary 13; net re-.
celpts 620 bales; exports coastwise l, 228:
sales 1000; stock l9, ,043.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Cotton
quiet-middling 143z.
BOSTON, November 4.-Cotton dull
and little doing miadling 1915: net re-
ceipts 55 bales; gross 2. 253; sales 100:
stock 5000.
GALVESTON, November 4.-Cotton
weak and declining-good ordinary
l2zs; ordinary 113f; net receipts $50
bales; sales 438; stock 1886. .,
SAVANNAH, November 4 Cotton de-
mand good, at inside rates; holders
firm at outside; sales made at irregular
prices-middling I41s; net receipts
1864 bales; exports coastwise 2,2OO;
sales ,908; stock 81. 700.
New ORLEANS, November 4.-Cotton
completely unsettled and entirely nomi.
nal-middling AZ; low middling 1877
(9l4; steict eood ordinary 1311@l4; net
receipts 6.610 bales; gross 1858; sales
3, 600, mostly last evening; stock 70. 1872.
NORFOLK. November 4-Cotton lower
and quiet-low middling 131z; net re-
ceIpts l.187 bales; exports coastwise
3.17O; sales $50; stock 8,051.
MEMPHIS, November 4.-Cotton dull
low middling 1885; receipts 1855
bales; shipments l .339; stock %, ,O3O.
CHARLESTON, November 4.-Cotton
lower--miadling 141S@l414; low mid
ding ID; strict good ordinary 1917; net
receipts 3,106 bales; exports ooastwise
2.026; sales 1900; stock 35. .7O9.
AUGUSTA. November 4.-Cotton dull
middling 13M(91974; receipts 1,749
baless sales 1,274
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Sssssfas sssss'ss sssRs:E ssA
E4Bsssss B9assaSss: &ai!.asd1E Es;HssbsAs gI1
Three , yellow fever desshs, Np new
: Snasfs7oN. Pa. November 4z..-,Th. TIE
Moosic' Powder Mill in Hyde Park sxs
pioded, killing three. -.
NEW YORK, November 4-The olec.
tion is progressing quietly. The cleo
tion of tue County Tammany ticket is
conceded. The contest is exciting only
IN Assembly aud Senate districts. Tom
Murphy and Collector Arthur are said
to have charged Supervisor Shook and
Commissioners Van Mort. and two other
representative Republicans, with desert
ing the combination ticket, and giving
tkeir support to Wm. Walsh for County
Clerk, against the Republican and
Apollo Hall candidate. jacob M. Pattor-
son. Murphy, in retaliation, is reported
as threatening to Gall off his Republican
voters from the MoOool combination
candid te for Sheriff; and he, in turn, is
said to bs urging his followers to defeat
Murphy's plans, and to vote for Walsh.
The fight in some of the Seuate and
Assembly districts is bitter. Some Tam
many Inspectors have been arrested, and
Apollo Hall Democrats substituted.
This ii III the intereat of tho combina-
tion. Few fights have occurred.
There were boxes for the Memphis
sufferers ut every polling booth in tho
o'ty, aud good deal OF currency was
deposited. especially at the East side
and uptown districts.
Louis Gaylord Clark died at his resi-
dence, Piermont, on the Hudson, lust
night, after sickness of only few
hours. resulting from pRralytic stroke
Mr.. Clufk was editor Of the HnicIer-
booker 4IfIyazine from 1882 till it ceased
to exist, and subsequently was engaged
IN the New York Custom House; ffe-
qnently contributing, however. to th.
literary periodicals. Mr.. Clark's home
Mt Plermont VAS tho gift Of his ussoci-
ates OH the Enicker6ocher
The brig Emmn. from Cienfuegos,
reports. October 8. latitude 40, lonei-
tude 50, experienced II fearful hurricane,
aud on the 9Th, saw several disabled
vessels; one ship, apparently cotton
loaded, totally dismasted; could not get
near enough 10 speak to her; since then,
had continued Northeast gales.
Everything is qniet at the headquar.
tors of the Brlcklayers' Union this
morning. 1t is said the men have re-
snmed work Il IL reported that the
contractors have decided not to put the
reduction OF wages in force for the pro
sent. 1t is said there is no general dis
posltioh on the part.of the masons to
strike
New York. November 4-S P. NJ
The earliest election returns from tho
interior of the State Indicate Demo-
cratic victory, if New York city gives
the Democrats 20. 600 msjority.
LATER Returns from 81 districts in
various paris OF ths State show, on the
vote for Secretary OF. State, a Demo
cratic net gain. as compared with the.
vote Of 1871. Of 93s. The Republican
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been promulgated for the appropriation
ct four moro converts in this city.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
RAILROAD DRFICULTEs-THE NEGRO
AND THE PUBLIC MISUNDERSTANDING
OF oPRRATIvEs-FiNANOI MATTERS
FATAL HUGGING-DESTRUCTIv FIRE
YELLOW FEVER DEATHS -RODBING THE
sICK-swNDLINd IN THE CALIFORNIA
MINT-E1RoTIoN RETURNs-THE CLAIMS
COMMISSION AwARDs-THK MEXIoAN
CLAIAfS-TRRBLE MURDRR-DEATH OF
AN OLD EDTOR--1fARINE DIsAsTERs-
CHINESE IN AUaUsTA-FATAL POWDER
Mill Rxp1osIoN, 4o., 80.
SAN FRANCISCO, November "a large
crowd gathered to-day to witness the
balloon ascension and wedding of Prof.
Lay and Miss Smith, of this city. The
balloon, got, away without the wedding
party Of kny one else, and when last seen
tonight was going Northward, at high
altitude.
MEMPH1s. November 2.-The Appeal
contains particulars of an alleged fraud
praoticed on the commissary department
OF the Howard Association by Acting
Mayor Paul Oecalla. It is charged that
he made requisitions for supplies In the
name OF q widow lady known to be desti-
tnte; that he secured supplies of food
and clothing for herself and family of
eight persons and four OF her sisters,
who were victims OF yellow fever, for
thirty days, and appropriated the same
to his own use.
SAN FaANo1soo. November 2.-The
Daily Cal publishes an account Of
serious charges against Gen. o. II. La.
Grange, e,'Superintendent OF tho Mint, in
this city, Itsays the specifications have
been forwarded to Washington. One Of
the charges is that he has aold material
and machinery at private sale instead of
public auction, and that several thou.
sand dollars received : In this way was