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icription fir bic Genteunialfeier 81 ueraulaf-
fen unb bab oas Sentennial-@ bonn gam
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juiamnen ju treten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-22

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un6 Snbianer i'm Siftritt ssboreu. 9as
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-22

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benz Or. Silsbes Elm Senfnal srri6ten
pe9tn ieiuer sliidli6en Gntoeduns Der
ANAKESIS, eines Intriigli6eu Ssilmittels
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ment uuo Tam Die Seilung nidt perfebleu.
Breis $1.00. Srnnco ;useididt nad Gnt'
pfan9 oes Breiies. Anakesis-D Depot, 46
Walker Street, New York.
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sausu Iih purjHelib fir 1uther. Carpenter, iOlut
gum WE;uatgebrdude, bel
srauh u. 8abn, II Chatham str.
3nasih tmpiebsn ben berren Barbisrsn unitr aroBes
Eager in bolatihliifenen Raiirnrern, SudteItraps.
Des uno yDaieriteinen &C. &c. Belonoere Nuimeri.
Iaai.tit lpiro osm 6oblihsiisn BON Rairmtitrn at.
lpibnlet. 6aetprn: % white Sir. VI. y. llIAmI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-22

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siHeu mthr. prts 81 Gtnts ptr blai6t.
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fir bic 0sri6nIidIte press Stationarp sqadaes i'm
Wariis Uuiitr.qadets porofrsi fir % Gents. Cir
euIers irs 8. Sriss, 5e1 groaOwap,
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Gentanr 2iniments

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stiIuns th Rbmmaiitmu1. Rppf.
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pic saafon llnO Damlin oorsel'
Scmpaante,

gmpfdnaer BON ersi Der b6dbffen wteeaillen une
0breneiplpmen In nien 1878 une Waris 6T otterts
rsn lest bic feinffe Mustpabl osr beitsu 9abinet.
Crgeln In Der H3fif, sHialisbIi& ueusr Stpls nit
Sab pit friber. ioueeru aud nah tnem uentn pIant
pom ieidten 3abIuneen bic siinitissn. wsIHe le Of
tertrt norosn. Oreelu ausgeitben nit BEN priotle'
gium oes Nninufs nadb bendbs itoem Tbele oes Gans
oes. @riie NHJabtuHe $3.50 oosr mebr. 9unitrtrtt
0ataIoae uno Girtuldre nit uonitdnoieen GnBslnbets
ten aut Berlanaeu gratis jugtdidt.
MoreiIiu VI a on un6 m | n Q a II
q o., Bohon, Nsw gort ootr Chicago. l9p29itp;
0G~hn;x gu bauje, m6unnns ocsr webIiHs.
&bIUetH ss5 per gDodt Tag ODER abeno.
f,s.. DILL Rein RapitaL RDir ihidsH perth.
IttA StSC%poles paquet bon RDaaren per DOT
'trei. Noreiisn init itds Retour Stamps. m9 2Jpuns
1I3 Qreeuipidb ctr ~ % AQDI3ptts
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'3OOlDgii6tr Garten
bon NbilaSelpbia.
Gine Gnsitcllnng lebenSer uilber Sbiere
nnb S0gel i'm

Die SooIosiIhs Geieuidaft bon DbiIaoeIpbia bat
ndbreno oes lebten Sdbrts eintn 0drten burb bic
Wnslsguna oes Grlnoes In Spajieradnee einaerihtet
nno parts fir 6rihe. 9eihs fir Naiqatoren uno Bss
Der, gossbduier fir NoIer uno fleners B6stI. Gin
3orf fur prairttsbunoe, ein aroBes Mftenhaus. Bds
rtnluineer, Bsb6ler fir BuFfalcs Grafftr Ottern.
6uhie. 9dngaroos. ihwarle uno futibt Shtudnt.
Dombats uno anoert 6ta1lngsn fir bic sinsetrofs.
utn 3biere angttgt. melhe ausatitelt luerotn.
eint ihone Sammune bon auitralilben 9hiertn
III jtbt ungtIommen uno ausaeilent.
Gin StIittitub'pari iuiro isst gum gtrsuissn Der
Beuter htraerthttt.
Gt5ftnst tagIi& bon U1orssns 10 bis abeues lItr
Goneert itosH 9ieniias, Donnerstae II. Sans
tag Nahmitiaa.
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@ ieleu, raubt Saut, WtteIier,
Sle6ten uno ale anberen Sautfrantbeitsn luer.
ben ciirirt uno g9sidle uno @ldtte Der Saut
srsielt burd ben @ebraut, bon Sunipe
&arsS ife; fabriSirt In @asipeu, Sa;arc
II. 60, glem Dorf. Dtun bite iid Dor ben
sablretden nnO rpertbloisn Sdlidunstn Oieisr
nniibertreiilidlen Seife. ~
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iousn fino Or. Aug. S6ntg's Samburser
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Grifes eroses 6aben Goneert.
WtOntpelier SSetale Snmaue gliipciatiDn
In u eranerid, Ud., il
%. u opember 1874.
20, 3,1ss Gdfbpreiis, sufammsn S1,OOO,OOO
3aBl Der Gidets, 100000.

0ie Wontpelter i5elndle bulHdHe Ntoetatton, mil
etnem Charter oer Seeisldtiir bon Otarpano uo bel
Circuit Court bon Orange Co. ofterirt ourG elm gro
Bes Uaben'0o eine sbsniatb fur alte. iudtht
uno uerditne Ddlnen BON Bireinien~ Iu Wontpelier,
benz friibcsn gpobnhb bon Wrdiioent Sames Utab
ion, ju arinoen nno III ootiren.
Governors Offies. Rihmonb, 5. sui 1874.
0s ssludbrt mir Bereuiasn. gu iasen, oaB i'd mi
siner aroBen Wtaiortdt Der Beamten Der Wiontpel.e
emaIe bumaue ahoeiatioH btannt bin. tutIde in bel
Wdhbarifatt meiner 9Dobnuus ipobnsu, uuo i'd Be,
Ieuae oeren 9ntsIiaeHl geertb uno bohs Reputation
ais Belltlemtn ouobl ais oas offentidbe Bertraucn
oen einfuB uno bic iubitanIelen Witte iuelde reid.
lid ourh oieelben rtprditntirt meroeu.
Sames z. Aemper, Bop. bon Bireina.
WltgauDrta, Ba., 8. Suli 1874 - Sd
eupitbe oeielben als Wdnner BON Gbre uno gbren.
baitistst, eoGltdnets ium gsrtrausn Oss pubIiiumi
". Ss. Susbss, 9. 81. Riatsr Oss OFIi&sn
Siitrfts BON 9a.
QDetere 9ejuenabmt nit grlaubniB auf: Sc. grctI.
lenl Gilbert 6. 9Ddlftr, 9TsGoutrnor pon 9a., bon.
Robi e. gDitbers. 9ieut Gou. bon Da. uno srudbtsI
y. 81. Senator Stnatorsu un6 VlttsIisosr oss Con-
areiies bon ga.
SabIuusu fir 9idtts i6uutH per grprsB semabi
loeroeu ourh Borausbsa blune. ourh poisOfftets
BsIeoretr auf 9abnsiSn, D. g., oosr our rssiitrr'
ten Britf.
aDestn OOuRSuOissr einstnbeitsn. fsiimoniaIs &C.,
oerihrsibs man oas Circular. gorsiire:
Con. Sames Barbour,
nrtft. W. y. b. VI. AIeTunoria, Bd.
SnotrldiFgs Neenttn aberau uerlanet Agp29isp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
Industrial News.

A considerable number of the operatives of
struck on Monday against reduction of wages.
1t was stated in the office at the mills that the
whole number of hands usually employed was
about $50, that about one fourth of these we're
un strike against reduction which averages 10
per cent, but that the splnners and weavers are
stlll at work. One OF the operatives stated that
The reduction was 10 and 10 per cent, and that
portion OF the spinners were also on strike.
yesterday work was entirely suspended, the pro-
prletor having excluded all the operatives. The
strikers have placarded the announcement that
THIS IL the second reduction in six MONTHS and
requesting all workmen TO keep away until the
dispute ID settled.
Az Trenton n. j., last night, mass meeting
oi potters was held to oppose an anticipated re-
nucton OF wages to the extent of 20 per cent. A
circular had been issued by the employers, invi-
uns the men to a conference 'a5 to the best
means OF getting through the winter er"-hence
ihe meeting. Several speeches were made
against any reduction Of wages, and one OF the
speakers proposed standard size for wares, the
same as in the old country. 1t was also suggest
gu That committee be appointed to meet the
employers to-day, ascertain their insertions, and
report at an adjourned meeting tonight
The strike of the employees OF the blanket
nillls OF the Messrs. Dobson at the Falls OF
Sehuylkil against the proposed reduction OF
wages continued on Monday. only about 40 opera
yves being engaged in these mills. The carpet
lhu cloth mills of the same firm were in full
operation, work in the carpet mill having been
assumed In the morning for the first time since
Nle commencement of the strike. Yesterday,
"'rk was entirely resumed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwtNE MILLS Fon FLOUR
AND aRAIN-nnRRRnrEn DAILY
The EEOmeopathIsss.

COMPLETION OF THE ORGANIZATION or THEIR
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Tue Homeopathic physicians of this State held
another meeting in this city, yesterday, and com
pleted their organization by the adoption of a
constitution and the election of officers under
it, The name selected was "Delaware State
Medical Society," but it is not designed to there
by exclude the Homeopathic physicians of the
Eastern Shore of Maryland from membership.
Tie officers elected were
President-I. Lukens
Vice President-L. Kittinger.
General Secretary and Treasurer. NJ. Cur
ts.
+ Corresponding Secretary-C. II. Lawton.
Censors-J. h. Tantum, A. B. Shaw, and G.
H. Lawton.
Several bureaus were established with chair
men as follows
Materia Medica-J. G.. Swinney.
Clinical Medicne-J. N. Curtis,
Obstetrics-L. Kittinger.
Surgery-J. II. Tantum.
A special committee on Ethics WAS also sp.
pointed of which J. II. Tantum is chairman.
The constitution provides for quarterly meet.
ngs, and the next regular meeting will be held
Oh the second Tuesday in January
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
The Eastern Shore.
TALBOT COUNTY.

TALBOT COUNTY,
Arthur @. Mullikin has taken the public school
at Oxford
Philemon Lloyd, farmer near Trappe, walked
into town one night last week, after eating a
hearty supper, and died of paralysis in short
time
would-be watch thief, who was detected in
his work. and locked up in state room on the
Highland Light last Thursday to be delivered to
the authorities, forced the lock and escaped
while the boat lay at Easton Point.
The Court imposed fines as high as $25 for
assaults last week.
The new steamer, the "Collyer," is doing an
excellent freight and passenger business from
Wye river and st. Michaels.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
Mr. Jas. W. Holt, of Hillsborough, will visit
Florida about the first of December, with the
intention of spending the winter there.
Parson Ridgely who owns about 1000 acres OF
land near Ridgely station, is dividing it into
small tracts with view to putting it upon the
market.
The dwelling of DR.. Thos. Hackett, at Hills
borough, was badly damaged by fire, last week,
and the dwelling Of NJ. p. Wooters, at Burrsville,
with all its conten's, WAS consumed. large
tract OF woodland near Smithvile was also
burned over but no damage beyond the destruc-
ton OF the underground done. Five or six acres
of woodland belonging to W. W. Lowe, near
Denton, were also burned over.
The fine new vessel, the Geo Churchnadn,
rugged at Denton Bridge, has left for Baltimore.
| f. A. Willis has removed from Preston to
Philadelphia, where he has opened boarding
houap
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
State Items,

1t will take s176,5OO to complete the iron pier
at Lewes.
Milton has organized its literary society for
the winter.
The merchants down the State are laying in
large stocks of goods.
Middletown has just opened Methodist re-
vival which promises well.
A revival meeting which grows in interest is iii
progress at New Castle.
Z. T. Evans Il Co., at AIiddetown, have dis
dolved, and Cox & Jones succeeded item.
The ladies' of Bethel and Summit will hold a
Thanksgiving supper and festival oil Thursday
evening.
A Centennial neck-se Party Will he held at
Lebanon on Thanksgiving Day, afternoon and
evening, under the auspices of Diamond Lodge
of Good Tempars.
James Woodley of Dover, had his foot so bad
ly mashed while removing house OIL Saturday
week that amputation became necessary and he
lies in critical condition.
l.. p. Mcdowell of Middletown, has shep-
herd dog Of great sagacity which he calls Print
er Recently he drove lot of sheep from the
railroad before an approachhing train bore down
on them and thus saved the lives of many.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25

Fracas at CeaAtrevifi.,.

wHIrR AND ooLoRED MAN QuARBEL--rHE LAT
TER SEVERELY CUT ON THE WRIST
The West Chester papers of yesterday con
tain vague account Of murder said to have
been committed at Centrsville in this State, OIL
Sunday evening. Upon investigation, this morn
ming, the following appear to have been the
facts Of the case
A man by the name of Phillips, a white man
on Saturday evening, went to the house of &
colored man by the name of George Peach, by
whom he was shaved, although Peach did not
follow barbering. After the operation WAS per
formed, both men got intoxicated and quarrelled
about white and colored women. Peach finally
ordered Phillips out Of the house, but upon his
refusing to go the former seized Lis razor and
drew it across the wrist of Phillips, severing al
artery, which came near bleeding HIM to death
DR.. Joseph Chandler being called in, tied W
the artery and the wounded man is now recover
inq
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
entertainments.
GRACE socrABLE.


We would remind the friends OF Grace Sunday
school that the sociable will be held in the
.hurch paror, tlIis evening. Parents and friends
Of the scholars are cordially invited. Prof.
Rhodes will have charge OF the musical pro-
yianme.
THE MONUMENT BENEFIT.
This evening. at the Opera House, perfor-
nance viii be given by tile Bachelor Combina-
lion and the Rayel Troupe in behalf Of the Sol
lierH Monument Fund. rhe very worthy object
Of the entertainment should fill the house to
overlooking. The performance promises to be
one of considerable merit in itself, and will be
received, we are assured, with great satisfac-
ton
THE wEsT CHURCH BAZAAR.
The young ladies connected with the West
presbyteran church have arranged bazaar
which will be given in the church or tomorrow
afternoon and evening, and on Friday evening
1t will be a most pleasant social entertainment
BRANDywISE CHURCH socIABLE.
The members and friends of Brandywipe NJ
L. Church will hold sooiable in the church on
tomorrow (rhursday) evening, at ~ o'clock.
Brandywine church enterprises arc always pleas
ant aud successful.
THANKSGIVING PERFORMANCE
Tomorrow evening. MIR. John Allen, commedi-
an and dialect actor, will perform at the Opera
House, assisted bya full dramatic company.
The great sensation drama of lSchneifLer will be
presented, and general variety programme
will be introduced.
woSG CHIN FOO.
The lecture by AIR. Wong Chin Foo, popular
Chinese orator, on FL day evening, should not
be forgotten. Mr. Wong finds himself under
peculiar circumstances just now, his agent hay
ing run away with all his money, and he is thus
lhrnst upon his own resources In various parts
of New England, where he is we'll known, he is
alnays enthusiastically received, and has been
widely endorsed there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
New Castle Items.

New CASTLE, Nov. 25.
The schooner Charlotte Fish arrived, yester-
day to load White Oak piling for Boston.
The steamer Major Reybold arrived from
Philadelpha, yesterday afternoon, with her
flags displayed at half-mast, and upon inquiring
the cause we learned that the second mate,
Saml. Lloyd was accidentally killed in the morn
ing, in the following manner The S. s Equator
while entering her dock, made line fast to the
Reyboh, and Lloyd went aft and requested them
to slacken it. Just then the stancheon gave
way, striking htm in the breast and causing his
death instantly. His remains were taken to
Salem, N. j., for interment.
A lad about fifteen years old, employed in the
tube mill Of Morris, Tasker & Co., was struck
by bar of iron, yesterday morning, on the right
leg, midway between the knee and ankle. break
ing both bones. DIR. Maxwell WAS called to his
side and reduced the fracture. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
rnanksglving In the Churches.

Thanksgiving will be properly observed In all
the churches tomorrow.
The Methodists will unite in service at Union,
Kew. L. Stubbs to preach the sermon.
Rev. Alexander Macarthur will preach at the
Delaware Avenue Church, where the Baptist
churches will join In religious worship.
The other denominations will worship sepa-
ratey with service in all tho churches. we believe.
The following notices have been handed in
Hanover church Preaching tomorrow by the
pastor, Rev L. Marks, at 10If a. m. Subject,
The Day Of Prosperity, Ground Of Gratitude
IT'S Cses and Abuses" The public are cordially
invited.
West Presbyterian church, corner 9Th and
Washington streets. Preaching tomorrow at
10Y by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. p. Otis. Sub
lecb America and the Great Brotherhood. y
NJ are cordially invited.
Unitarian church, West street above 9th, F.
lArael pastor. Service at II o'clock, to which al
are invited. Subject "God Save the State"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
xeai Estate Transfers.

During the past week the following changes
IN the ownership of property have been made !;
Herman Stump Jr., Trustee, sold farm of
~ acres, near Hoofmans chapel, in Hartford
county, to DIR. s. j. Ramsey, for $500
j. f. Mancha, Real Estate Agent at Eaaton,
talbot county has made the following sales
A farm within three miles OF PresJon Caro-
line county, of 800 acres belonging to Col. Jas.
L. Douglass, to Salem A. Plimpton, of New
York. for $4,000.
Also farm Of 30 acres, near Preston, belong
ing to VIM Davis, to G. II. Brush, OF Ohio, for
u 300.
farm OF 1860 acres in the Chapel district of
Talbot county, belonging to ID. j. Wells, to
Adam Cupler, of Pennsylvania, for 81 200.
In Chester county the following sales have
been made:
jos McMullin has sold his mill and machinery
and 100 feet of land on Broad street, Kennett
Square, to James Gawthrop, of Newlin.
BENZ. J. Passmore, Executor of Hugh Kelley,
Iced, sold house and lot in "Stone Row." in
West Chester, to James Kelley, OF Reesville,
Chester county, Pa, for the sum of Ssi7.
Alessrs. Sharpless Hall, West Chester, have
sold building lot on Diddle street, east of
franklin, of rs feet front, to Henry p. Sharp
less, same borough; also one of A feet ON
South Walnut, below Nelds street. to Plummer
leiferis, West Chester, at $12 per foot
The farm of Caleb Fredd decd, Londongrove,
lGO acres, has been sold to VIM. Castle of Port
Deposit Cecil county, Nd, at sG6 per acre.
The farm of Abah Cope, Lower Oxford, II
acres has been sold to Eli McKissick, Sr. for
=, 400.
Henry Cope and Abiah Cope, of the firm of
Henry Cope Il Co., at Lincoln University, Lower
oxford township, have sold their interest in the
phosphate factory, coal and lumber yard and
three tenant houses, including the stock and
iNtures. to Josiah Cope, the junior member of
The firm, for about $4,000, who will continue
the manufacture Of Copes phosphate and the
coal and lumber business as heretofore.
The farm of Josiah Cope Lower Oxford, 81
acres, has been sold to Horny Cope, same town
( ship for $6,50O.
The seaside residence in Worcester county
formerly owned by the late Judge Ara Spence
has been sold to Wheatly d. Barnes, Esq, fol
4 1,DOO.OO Mr.. Cumming purchased it of Thorn
us limmons in 1868 for $150O0.00.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25

SOME QUEER OFFICIAL ACTS IN VIRafsIA.--The
parties who have been held in custody at Drum.
mondtown. on the Eastern Shore Of Virginia, foi
some weeks past, charged with completely in the
late oyster war, have been released by direction
OF the Attorney General OF the Commonwealth
They relate some strange proceedings on tho
part of the Old Dominion officials, to wit When
ever the friends of the incarcerated mon call cd
at the Jail to see them, the snb-custodian very
politely charged them 81 an hour for their inter
view, but objection being raised in one instance
he fell 25 cents. When released they say that Il
man named Jim Moore, a sort of q magistrate
came up to them and said they each owed him
81 25. ''For what ?" asked they. why, fol
getting your commitment to JAIL" reioined the
official
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
the ,Cuscumbia Disaster.

The Mayors OF New York and Boston have re-
ceived kilograms from Tuscumbia and Monte
vallo, Ala, which were desoated by the recent
tornado, asking aid. In response to an appeal
to the President from Tuscumbia, the Secretary
of War replies that the President regrets that
the limit of the appropriation for the subsst-
ence of the army will not permit him to issue
ratioss as requested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY,
New YORK. Nov. 20.
dold, to-day, sl.ll5l.
LONDON FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
/ Furnished by Merrick johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.l
LONDON. 1890, p. NJ, Nov. 25.
ls65s, 1864 1s67's 1O9l9 ! Ten-forties
i04.i New Tives of 1881 1881 Erie Railway
Shares weak at 23s4 Erie preferred being 49,
FRANKroRT, Nov. 25.
United States 5-20s of 1862, are quoted at 97s4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25

A FINE Cow.-William Wiley, of Wallace,
Chesta county, has one COW, from which his
good wife has made in the past thirty weeks $50
ponnds of butter. The animal is " very small
beast will not weigh more than 400 pounds
when fat, and all her feed has been the grass
from one acre of meadow land.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
Rumorea Ca,noI,c Cna,g..

IL Is reported in New York that Bishop Lough-
i,n, OF Brooklyn, will be appointed Coadjutor TO
aArSnblshop McCloskey that vicar General
bishop of Brooklyn ; and that Rev, Wm. Eagan,
ni W. brooklyn, will be appointed Bishop of Port
'Sna Me- to succeed Bishop Bacon, deceased
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
Police COurI.

William Weeks, for assaulting George Butler
was held in 5000 to keep the peace.
Two dsorderly bummers were discharged up
on promising to leave the city.
Thirty dodgers were accommodated during the
night,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
Massachusetts.

EARTHQUAKE FELT AT SEVERAL pLAoRs.
BosTos, Nov. %.
An earthquake shock alarmed the citizens of
Salem and Newburyport, yesterday rocking the
houses and rattling the crockery
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
THIRD EDITION.
OHIO.

STABBED IN POLITICAL DIecuseIoN.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 25.
A man named Wightman stabbed three men
with pocket knife during political discussion
at Burlington, indiana, on Monday. Wightman
was shot while attempting to escape.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-25
Amusements.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

THREE H0 RS OF FUN AND AMUSEMENT
THE CREDIT OF DELAWARE AT STAKE.
Citizens, save the Soldiers Monument from sherfs
Sale.
A grand performance will be given on THANK S-
GIVING EVE, "WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2bth, by the
great BATCHhL0R COMB ALTON CO., In con
TROUPE.
rhe performance will inclnde i" Cousin German "
Dutch Justice" Grotesqne Illuminated Clog Act,
Dauntless Double Trapeze Act, ,al-o comic American
English, Irish and Dutch reci,atons, TO conclude
with the Dutch Justice.
ADMISSION TICKETS so Cents. Reserved
Seats rs Cents. For particulars see small bills.
Reserved seats car be secured at BOugnman,
Thomas cos, after Monday morning, Nov. 23d.
change them for reserved seats mp to the night Of
the performance by paying % cents extra.
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