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Gro. 4. KINE,
Secretary.
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VIRGINIA & TRUCKEE 4. 4.
GNEsEEaat-=-
OHis:..N
rrRoueb PASSENGER TRAINS
WILL LEAVE

o. RENO, connecting with Eastern snd "eaI-fh
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HARM REPUBLICAN, STATE GIN
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If Public instructor. State A.,:4.T"!Csls' S-eih
- tie ,l,rttr:. ilrt. state Printer. al! atase
Central Committee. AMI iCE TIE tfiies' --tE q
sl:c. other business IS -ts4- ~, t--+ c. = &C.
iCre tie CoLver:isH
Resolved. I That ea-.l CoU-tE u tL;ltI''. 20 cLt
ei,ga.e ~ large, for each ltu Votes ai-.1 en-
,,r .sci. frac:lo-. vvtr 80 votes eae' iot J. ""
HINES Presidential Hector, Il the g, Ii al .-s,-
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yot,rs ~ the Urinary elections q: II Party
shaIi be- E!rs:-Art ypu C4i--,H u 'Lt NJ
I'd sta - AMI state Il NevaGa. . MI you u Z
lawful voter IL tEr ensuing cLtCt-'-i: stS'E"-
Wi! Yea sui roIJ I'll, NOMINEES - IL" N'i w.
can state IL Cgti:.ts Io!-v,LtIol It 10 Lt-t
election:
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h &. - adopt siicn otLti L--'H -
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FOURTH EDITION.


THE INDIAN DIFFICULTY-MovEAIENT OF THE PRES
IDENT.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Times.l
WASHINGTON, July 10.
The officers of the Indian Bureau are not very
hopeful of speedy termination of the Indian
difficulties south of the Union Pacific Bailroad.
The Arrapahoes, Cheyennes, and Comanches,
whose young men are now upon the war-path,
are able to put nearly 5000 warriors in the field.
The Indian authorities do not believe that the
Kiowas can be induced to join them, for they
think Santata will keep his word. Gen. Sher-
man is more hopeful than the Indian Bureau,
and thinks the troubles can be checked if the
military forces are able to strike the blow quick
enongh.
REFORM IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The new District Commissioners to-day issued
another order, which, like the previous order,
inaugerates extensive reforms. They have de-
cided to greatly reduce the expenses of adver-
tsing, have directed the sale of horses, carriages
and harness belonging to the District Govern
ment, except the two or three team-wagons alb
solutely necessary and have expressly provided
that all contracts hereafter made shall be award
ed to the lowest responsible bidder, after due
public notice.
THE GARNET
1t is nst now expected that there will be a
Cabinet meeting next week. The President, it
is thought, will spend most of the week at Sar-
atoga. The Indian difficulties do not as yet re-
quire Cabinet action.
THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
1t is not deemed probable that the new Min.
lister to Russia will not be appointed until after
the return of Gov. Jewell.
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Rev g. W. Folwell of the Delaware Avenue
BAPTIST church, will preach, tomorrow morning,
his lust sermon before his summer vacation,
which will begin on Monday and continue for a
month. He will visit New York and places along
the Hudson during his absence.
Rev. Jos. L. Smith, pastor of Grace Church
also breaches his last sermon, tomorrow, pre-
yous to his summer vacation.
-Foss, the famous daredevil stage driver of
the Geysers road, in California, has had an acci-
dent at lust. His six horse team ran away with
an open stage, but fortunately not on the Hogs
Back precipices, and several of the passengers,
as we'll as himself, were badly hurt
VIM. L. Dennis, Esq, prominent Phladel-
pia lawyer, died suddenly at Newport, II. l., q
day or two ago, aged G3.
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NIfddIetOxvm Htemss
Especially Reported for the oommercial.l

Especially Reported for the Commercial.l
MIDDLETowN, July II.
We have had some decidedly hot weather late
ly. Thursday was the warmest day of the sea-
son. the mercury reaching as high as so deg. in
the shade.
The M. E. Sunday School held their annual
picnic on Thursday, ut Cool Spring, near Odes-
sa This was the largest picnic ever held by
this school. Everything passed off pleasant
ly and all had good time. The Diamond State
Gornet Band was present in the afternoon and
played some very fine music, to the delight OF
all.
David Maxwell, one of thei,oldest citizens, died
on Thursday about 1 p. M. He has been an in
valid for many years.
The Diamond State Cornet Band gave a
promenade festival and hop on last Thursday
and also on last night. The Academy grove was
very handsomely illuminated with lamps, Chi.
nese lanterns &C., which together with the good
music, made it ia very attractive place. The fes.
tival was well patronized and the boys deserved
it.
The Middletown base ball club and the Gale
mas played match game yesterday afternoon
on the grounds of the Agricultural Fair Com
pany. The score stood 20 to 20.
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New Hotel at ItehObOth.

hAIrIMoREANs ORGANIZING COMPANY WITH A
CAPITAL OF $40, 600.
Intelligence of an entirely trustworthy charac-
ter has been received in this city from the new
summer resort at Rehoboth to the effect thai
the Batimoreans now spending tho summer
there are earnestly at work organizing a com
lahy for the erection of a larger and better ho-
tel, The capital stock has been fixed at $50, 900
and several gentlemen have already agreed tt
subscribe $1,000 each to the genera
fund The Baltimore people art
growing terribly in earnest with regard to thu
deyelopmenG of the place, and such substantial
evidences of that earnestness as this will hav'
beneficial effect in more ways than one. Th'
new hotel will in all probability be erected be
fore another season.
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The neecher-TiIton scandal.

AN INVESTIGATION ALREADY IN PROGRESS.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has demanded
an investigation by Plymouth Church of the
inuendoes against his personal character by The
odore Tilton. The request was promptly made
on June 27, the day of the publication of Mr..
Tiltons letter, and special Committee was ap-
pointed to conduct the inquiry. 1t has been in
progress since the 9th of July, and will probably
be concluded in few days. The inquiry has
been conducted wholly in private. Mr.. Tlton
was summoned as witness. Mr.. Beecher has
not yet testfed.-M. Y. Tribune, 11h.
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IN Lancaster county, Hon. A. Herr Smith is a
candidate for reelection to Congress, but his
Giams will be contested by David Evans, John
I. tea and Emen Franklin, all of Lancaster
elty' who are announced as candidates for the
same position.
The Mauch Chunk Coal Gazette says there is
no sufficient reason why the Republican party
should not carry the State of Pennsylvania next
November by twenty-five or thirty Thousand ma
l'rity' Everything promises victory.
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EXCURSION To PENNsdRovE.-On Tuesday
next, the Brandywine NJ. L. Sunday Schools will
make their excursion to Pennsgrove on the
steamer Pdksqde The excursions heretofore
given by the,school have been very pleasant, and
no doubt great many will avail themselves of
this opportunity for spending pleasant day.
The children have been rehearsing some time.
and some very good singing may be expected A
piano and organ will be on board and will be
open for any who may wish to play. On account
OF the ride being short, the captain has kindly
consented to give an hours ride on the river,
and arrangements have also been made 80 that
any one buying tickets can have the privilege
of going over in the morning or at IL o'clock in
the afternoon. The excursion will leave Fourth
street wharf at half past seven precisely. Re
turning, leave Pennsgrove at half past five, ar
irving home at six o'clock. Should the morning
prove stormy the excursion will be postponed
until Wednesday 18th inst. Tickets for sale by
the children or at the wharf on the morning OF
| the excursion.
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,,nn,,,Iicnn state Convention.

state Convention OF the Republican Party, Of
mo state of Delaware, will be held at Georgetown,
nm ,,0 TiIESDAY the twenty-eighth day of July at
~ ~ n for the purpose of nominating candidates for
i1,,v .rnor and Representative in Congress anu the
,ronsaetion Of such other business as may be
''T IN accordance with custom New Castle County
vii elect seventy-elght delegates, Kent county
viii elect forty delegates, sussex County VIII eisct
'1 6e Executive Committee of each County are re-
,aste To- give nolice early. of the number OF dele
gatss apnortioned to each Voting District and the
fine lime and pace of their election.
4 Special Train ior the accommodation OF tae
na1ma,tes and ali Republicans who desire to attend
Inc Convention, will be run of which due notice
will he given rn>,pv n ptcurte
chairman of the Republican State Executive
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storm, and upon new conner it beat with an eff
feet not surprising Its risks were much those
of baby raised by hand in the dog-days; ev-
erything is against such a baby and if it gets
through it is almost by miracle. No miracle
touched To-Day, and it went under. The result
is to be deplored for it was an honest attempt
at new literary departure,-an attempt to fur
nish something better than the cheap and nasty
story papers, and yet sufficiently light and pop
ular to be read by all classes. Somebody will do
it, vet INDEX.
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me Cydele, of the Red Star line, reached Phil
aleipna, yesterday from Antwerp, with 100 pas
senBers, and full cargo.
G, The President will leave Long Branch for
saratoga early next week. He will stay at Sar-
atosa for several days.
commissioner Baker, of the Pension Bureau,
,lt ielt Washington last week for Minnesota, where
ne VIII spend several weeks in recruiting his
heaiIh and in looking after political matters.
violent storm, of brief duration, passed
over @ patterson, N. j., on Thursday night. An
uhinlshed house was blown down, and the dam
age lis estimated at $1100
"a a hre in San Francisco. yesterday, destroyed
ien Alien Co.'s oil works, Schultz & Co. q liquor
aIeore, and the cigar store of r. s. Gillien. The
loss is about $4,000
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1eaths.

KENDALL.-on the 10th inst, Jesse Kendall, aged
SO years. -, - -.
The relatives and friends of the family are res
pectfully invited t. attend the funeral to leave the
house of Samuel b. Bayls, NO. West luth street
at three O'clock on Sunday the 12 inst to proceed
to Newark Union.
JACKSON ON the 9th inst, William Sibre, infant
son of Geo w. and susanna jackson.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral from his pa
rents residence, No. W. Fifth street, on SATURDAY
afternoon. July 18th, at o'clock, without 1urt ei
notice,
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Drowned at Atlantic city.

A terrible accident occurred at Atlantic City
yesterday. yacht containing party of eight
was upset by the surf while returning across the
bar, and five persons, ali Philadelphians, were
drowned. The lost are Daniel 0ff1ey Sharpless,
his wife Esther H. Shaipless, his daughter Car
oline Shapless, his son Alfred Sharpless, and
Annie W. Roberts, daughter of the proprietor
OF the Chalfont House.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Early peaches were in market this morning.
The shower last night wa7 awelcome visitor.
1t is announced from Georgetown that Jacob
Moore, Esq, expects to acquit the alleged SNUG
glers with but little difficulty. Legal minds at
this end of the State pronounce the case very
strong one.
In our article, yesterday, entitled "Checkmat-
ing the Reading Monopoly" we inadvertently
stated that the Central II. Il. of New Jersey and
the Reading r. r. ran side by side along the Le-
high river. 1t should have been the Lehigh
Valley II. II. instead of the Reading r. II.
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fuBLIc School OELEBRAr1oN.-0n Wednesday
evening last, the summer term of Auburn school.
No. W, taught by Miss Lizzie Parker, was closed
~ an appropriate celebration. The exercises
e2nslsted IN dialogues, recitations, music and
oIher literary exercises by the scholars. At the
Close asumptuous repast OF ice cream and re-
,rashments was enjoyed by teacher, scholars,
PARENTS and all present. Miss Parker, who il
HeseIvedy popular as a teacher, will commence
ner fall term ON tue first of September.
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The HUDSON RIVER ExcURsIoN.-Mr. Smith 3
excursions up the Hudson as popular outside
of the city as in. At Chester, and through Della
ware and Chester Counties, many inquiries have
been made in regard to the one that takes place
on the Goth of next month and doubt very
many will take advantage of the opportunity Of
fered them of viewing from the deck of the
steamer the magnificent scenery on that famous
river. Considerable interest has also been mani.
tested in this city and in the country, and ii
would be well for those contemplating the trip
this year to leave their names for tickets as
early as possible at Messrs. Boughman Thomas
Il Co. q book store
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RESCUED FROM DRowNINa.-Thc Odessa cor
respondent of the Middletown Transcript
writes A little daughter of Mr. Sparks Of Will
linllgton fell into the creek and must have been
drowned NJ, but for the timely aid of colored man
VINO rescued her.
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Japan.

SUCCESS OF THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS AT FoRArosA.
San Francisco, July IL.
The Steamer Granada, from China, Japan,
has arrived and reports that the Japanese troops
were successful in Formosa. Nearly all the
Southern tribes have surrendered
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1876, 900 BARRELS OF COAL OIL BURNED AT WEE
HAwKEN.
New YoRK July II.
A coal oil fire in the Erie Oil Works at Wee
hawken consumed 125 900 barrel of oil andis still
burning The loss is estimated at six hundred
thousand dollars. 1t originated from tank be-
ing struck by lightning.
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SECOND EDITION.


HIS pEsIaNATIoN REPORTED TO DE IN coNTEMpLA-
TION.
WASHINGTON July II
The National Republican states that Vice
President Wilson will soon resign his position by
reason of i'll health.
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They do say that the Gazette is earnestly in fa-
yor Of ex-Presdent Bright, for Governor, and
that it is sweating vigorously to help along his
chances. correspondent writing in its columns
yesterday. urges the nomination of Jas. Nj. Will
lama, of Kent, for Governor, and Chas. b. Lore,
of this city, for Congress.
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DRINKING LADLE.-A drinking ladle has been
attached to the spring at Seventh and Monroe
streets This is a great accommodation to the
hundreds of people who patronize this spring
for a cool drink of water,
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The ELLEGooDs To BE BAuED, To-DAy.-U.
S. Marshal Dunn, received telegram from G..
W. Wllin, ex-Sheriff of Sussex county, this
morning, notifying him that he would arrive in
Wilmington by the 4,40 train and would then en-
ter bail for Joshua and William Ellegood, who
arc held each in 81 900 for their appearance at
the September term of the U. S. District Court,
on a charge of smuggling.
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gatta on Miles river, Talbot Co., the 25t inst
open to all canoes not over thirty-one feet in
length. There will be prize Of 525 in cash for
the fastest sailing boat in the first class, and $l5
for the second class. Entrance free.
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FALL OF A BONDED WAREHOUSE AT BOSTON.
BosToN July II.
The warehouse on Lewis wharf, containing
seventy thousand dollars worth of bonded
goods, fell down, last evening.
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WILMINGTON & WESTERN EXCURSION TRAIN
To- MoRRow.--T excursion train which will run
on the Wilmington & Western r. II. to Brandy
wine Springs, Mt. Cuba and Landenberg will
leave from tile foot of West ST., at Q o'clock, p.
NJ, tomorrow, returning at 4.30 p. M. Tickets
good to all parts of the road and return, SOC.
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TERRIFIC STORM IN HOLT COUNTY.
ST. JOSEPH, July II.
terrific storm, last night, in Holt Co., demol-
ished houses, trees, and crops generally.
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At Cincinnati yesterday, Israel Ellis had
some difficulty with his son, and the latter at
tempted to run away. Tne father there-upon
seized musket and shot the boy. inflicting a
fatal wound.
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The cholera, pronounced the Asiatic, has re-
appcared in Louisville, KY, with the death of
its first victim, yesterday. By a singular coinci-
dence the death occurred in the same house
from which the epidemic of 1871 spread
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The BAPTIST SUNDAY School EXCURSION The
excursion of the Sunday schools, of the I'd
and Del, Avenue Baptist churches yesterday
was very successful and in every way
a pleasant affair. The schools left this city in
the morning and returned at o'clock in the
evening, after having spent delightful day
about the beautiful scenery and pleasant groves
at Brandywlne Springs