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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

Fauciiul and extravagant stories have
been REPEATEDLY published Of the great
value Of Florida as u State for health,
ard Tor the easy and rapid production Of
all the crops Of the temQarate cline and
most Of those belonging to the tropics.
II Is something over thirty years since
we Travelled the leugth Of the southern
States aud especially did we go over
Florida hgrause Of its inyignt1ting sea
hrttzcs on the coast In sunHe e., but W.
have never been willing to swallow the
big stories touching how healthy ii all
was, how good the soil, and with what
ease AIRY one could grow melons, sweet
potatoes, oranges, realizing in cnmpar
aiiycly idle manner large income.
Onrself ignoring ali these statements, we
have repeatedly advised against leaving
the Northern States 10 settle in Floridn :
and now We wish We could give the
whole Of Il letter puhlishrd m the .Uim'
Farmer aud written ny a resident there OF
over siN yehis, who was originally iiom
Maine, hut as we can not give room Ia
the whole letter, we will cvndensc few
/ leading items, hoping the reading viii
I satisfy our Northern men that ali Is moi
/ gold that glit rfs," and that society aud
rural home comforts easily obtained her,
ut the North, are ftr ahead Of the boasted
/ luNuries of the South.
The wri er whom we quote, says
g Florida is the poorest farming county
know Of. Tropical fruit raising IS O
humbng mau cannot earn Ii r. hoar'
ut the business. Occasional spots VII
grow anything. but there is no yield -
floods, gales, droughts or insects Gcslro'
the whole. The great orange groves, u
which so much has been written, are ne
more profitable than apples, pears au'
praches at tie NOIth. The statement o
ttecs bearing live thousand tu eight thou
sand oranges, should be balanced by thos
of apples at the Moth hearing iilty Il
eighty bushels both are extremes. tn
average of hearing orange tees is ahuu
four hundred year. 5ut trees hut tc
years old and more do not bear hut tW
hundred wear. The grove or oraBg
orchard called Dummit grove, Of whic
statements have been wiiltcu giving IL
crop live thousand to eight Thousand To
, tree yearly, Mr.. Dummt SAYS be hl
not averaged one hundred n tree. On
wear he had upon one old tree nrnil
1000, that was the most he had tyrI know
On any tree and that his grove had NJ
paid him. Bears destroy the hogs an
! d,ris the potatoes wild cats, raccoui
snd pussums take the pigs, chickens an
corn. Mosquitoes and other insects ~
50 bad rs sometimes to kill horses
the summer season. Auis, rOache
Or ton bugs and ileas are every where au
] In everything. The climat- taken rs
. whule Is eucrvating, and soon saps u
. energy of any man. The winters a
B.. delightful and for persons suffering fro
= weak lungs no more desirable place Il
e their health can he found than upon u
= east coast, hat those Ahn are slilerit
e from heart disease, chronic dianhu'
y bilious or liver complaints, should n
= come 10 Floiidn.H
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

STREET PASSENGER RUNWAY OFFICE
KnRBsp -NAICuMAN BprNp ANn GAG-
Ggu.
philadelphia Evening rrlrgsrh u Monday.
We have this morning to chronicle an
other daring robbery, which, SO far as
cOulness shown hy the perpetrators is
concerned, Is almost the equal OF the late
Krusiugtun Bauk robbery. The chcnm
stances are as follows ;-
The Grern and Fairmouut Avenue Pa
scnger Rail way Company has its rlli't in
front ut the depot ON FairmOuut avenue,
above Twrnty-iourth street.
The coupany employs two night
watchmen. one, named lLmrs lluichin-
son, il stationed in the olire, aud the
other Is outside and aourd the stable
aud depot. Between aud O'Clock thi-
morning Hutchinson heard a ktork Hl
the trout, office door lie cried, " WhO'-
there :" Some one outside answered;
" Cookcy. Don't you know met lm
driving ON the Spruce and fiue.'
The unsuspcctug watchmau, wht
knew man named Cock employed Uu
| that road, and the voice sound NJ familiar
] oprued the door, when three men ru.u,
/ in, neither OF whom was known to th,
/ watchmau. Almost immediate ly attI
/ the rulliaus gained an entrance, one oI
them struck Hutchinson upon the hcal
with IA revolver, aud before he could re-
cover himself he was bound aud gagged
and strappe to n chair.
The thieves then deliberately set {.
work cutting lutn a safe Ia The lowe
Office With cold chiscl and ply. Thi'
they soon opened aui tilru OF ITS con
tents. They also ransacked the receiver
drawer. Tury then went mp stairs aut
tried their haud upOn 81 large safe, hu
whether the sulc was too strong for then
or the hour too late is not know. They
however, gave up the j.b and lett by %,
front door, locking il, and taking the BE!
with them.
After they had gone Hutchinson sue
ceudtd IN getting to the back door leadin.
lo the depot, where he attracted Tie at
teitiuu of the outside Waterman, VIII
released lin Of Hll his lettets except ih
handouts. ON 'ers were called. and Ser
gcaut Friucis shortly afterwards arrive,
upon the scene aud released Hutchinson
OF his haudeull
Til. daring THIEVES hal, however, sue
cceded in making good their e cape
They left behiud them two cad chisel
aud one iron wedge, sIch as is used il
switches. can lll,d vi Il powder, and
long iu-e.
The president of the road stated that b.
could not give The extct amount stolen
hut estimated 1t at about 500. rue dc
tpctiyc police are at work, aud i. i
thought the robbers vii! soJu be over
hauled.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
International s,nse nnII.

I is announced that Mr. \. SpAuidiug,
of the Boston Base Ball Clu', gocs lO
Faropc on hrhalf of the IS iston Cub, tue
champions of America, aud the * cham
piuu Alhlrlics. Of Philadelphia, to nr
range for u series Of tri,ndly game, with
TIE sporting Athletes OF England. 1t Is
proposed tO send even playing members
from each club, who will play Ii series OF
champion games With each Other, 10
count in the list Of matches for tire pen
naut nf 1874, but which MS Il twenty two
will contest for the palm against tht
strongest eleveus that England can pre-
sent IN tue cricket field. Ihe gentlemen
cumpO-ing these clubs are in every way
unal.i fled to DO credit t. themstl.es aud Il
the country aud as they are To be ac
cOmpanird hy "A numerous aud iuilneutiA
party uf American gent 'emen II Is pre-
sumed that the affair will be both inter
estiug aud pleasant 10 all parties on botl
sides Of the water.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
ANCIENT HISTORY INDEED!
Oircumstantial Accounts Of a Dynasty which
Begun 432,000 Years Before the Deuge


Mr.. George Smith, notwithstanding his
name, deserves 10 he called the mosI dis
tlngulshed historian who ever lived.
Who was licrOdotus, compared with the
man who eau 20 back in lime some four
hundred and thlrty-tNo ttonsan years
and Tx in the most eSaet manner possible
the schedule Of dynastic chronology as
the King came to aud fell from the throne
Of Assyria We fear thlt llerodain'
aud his contemporaries will have to take
"hark seats after this neat historical
triumph Of Mr Smith. for IL shows tine
value Of critical an'i1ntiitn IN ku'~ledge
as compared with tlis clumsy m amer in
which the historians Of the Christian era
have been wont to cloud and miStliy even
such mOlern rpochs rs those ma f"i hy
the deeds 1f King Arthur ami the Knights
of the luud rahe, The Iron Mask or the
que liom Of Have we BOuabOn among
us ~
BcrOsus, II seems. with a due regard
for the archaeological cravings OF TIE
nineteenth century compiled from the
tablets scdptured nearly half n million
years ago an exact aud snccinct account
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
WILKES BOOTHS ROMANCE
His Engagement TO a Senator's Daughter Her
Singular Devotion to the Assassin.


The Washington correspondent Of tbs
Cleveland Leader writes Several years
nso. when John P. Hale was here rs
senator, his daughters were among the
most admired of all the bellies. Th '
lived I'm elegant st,le at the Nalionai,
aud entertained with a great deal 4
sivsciiy an who visited them. III :
youuees. was really 81 very p eitv, frest,
uiquart rirl Of eighteen or sa. OF courss
there were q great many admirers. al
amory them the actor John Wilkes BOotl
WAS the most devoted to Miss Eighteen.
You, terlaps. remember Booths appear
annc, handsome, dark. rnelocramatle
/ fellow. and ainOuP 4 certain .et here, lie
was great fivuiit- socially. Al nigi I
he piny,d his fhariS, in Schiller's
Robbers an1 Miss Hale was always at
/ the plav, with bouquet ari smiles f"e
| him. ln those days who could guess q :
! sal sequel 10 II romance Of love int
p'omisrd bright enough ! remember
night wheu the hotel was blszs Il
/ light. The guests we're giving 'hoi
/ for tlcir f.icuds, and between the waltzfs
every one was good-naturcdly eossipini.
at the devotion Of a couple who walked
up ard down the rooms, and were appar-
entity ohivious Of place and surroundings.
They Wtrea very attractive pair lie tail
and dark eyed, she fair and sWect as sn
English rose. There were some WIN
clviIl q az her choice the father must hi
wili 10 permit such an alliance, tbeV said
the diuahter Of United States Sena
tor 10 marry a Tlay actor. But the many
to whom the young gins sweet isca
seemed excuse for any infstuation, looked
with indulgence at the little drama of tho
'oid, old story ! remember too well
another night, Just the eve of two DAYS
later. We were ut Ford's old theatre.
again blaze OF light, aud music, ard a
crowded house. to look on at Laura Keene
I'm the American Cousin How many
times have ycu heard the story Of that
might. too dreadful 20 talk of even The
sudden pistol shot, the upioar that fol-
lowed. and IN the figure that spraug from
the Pr, s.dcnt's box saw the lover of two
nights ago. and knew that even as be
Whisieied in that youug girls ear be was
planning this dreadful scene. In Wilkes
BOOTHS pocket was found the picture Of
hi. hdrolhed, and she wrote of the assas-
sin that She wou'd marry him at the foot
Of the gallows. Such devotion hangs
Ike divine fragrance about Cur recol-
lcCtiots Of this wretched, miserable man,
and Though it cannot blot out, yet surely
d lct 10 dim little the horror we rightly
feel at his work."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

The Italian Consul General at New
York states that bis Government has
published q decree fltmddinE the em
p.oymcni of Italian ch'ldrcu in vnrriut
professions, amt requiring the holders Of
-ucli rhiidfcs in lhi- country 90 fc.oft 90
he Consular Agent ther vames and
those Of the chUdien, sud return the
after to Italy a. the holder expense
before the 18th of May. Tue eXiIaditiou
Of those who disobey this order will be
sought.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

1t Is reported from Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, that the Indians at Nrunilliou
Lake are dying of starvation, and that
they have eaten two children aud a man.
The famine is caused by the scarcity Of
game and the failure Of wild ice. The
sufferers say that "the Government has
failed to send the necessary suppy Of
pruNislousn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
REJECTED.

81 Perhaps she's dancing somewhere now !'
The thoughts Of light and music wake
sharp jealuuHiee, that grow and groW
TIL silence aud darksess ache.
lie sees her step, Hoprond aud gay,
Which, ere he spoke. inretold despair;
Thus did she look On such II day.
Aud such the fashion OF her hair.
a nd thus she stood. when. stnnping low,
lie tunk the brAmhle from her drrsa
Aud thus she laughed aud talked, whose
No.
Mas swecter than anothci's Yes"
He ieeiH on thoughts that most defect;
lie impudenily ieigns hrr charms,
So ruvrrenced Ia his avn respect
tlasped dteHdmliy Ia other arms.
Aud turns and puts his brows that ache,
Against the pillow where Ills cold
II only nov his heart would bieak
But, oh, how much n lftAit Gan hold
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

There L. at the state Department q
finely. finished sword, srnt by the late
CASTELAR, government Of spain, rs IL
present to President Grant It is a su
perb Toledo blade, Of rare workmanship,
aud Of the finest metal and temper On
one side Is a list Of the battles in which
General Grant figured daring the rebel
lion, aud ON the other the words, Let u
have peace The hit is what Is known
a. the basket pattern, aud was carved
entirely ly hand. The scaboard is ol
polished steel, without any ornament.
Under the constitution neither the Presi'
dent nor any rlltcr OF the Uuited S.aies
can ace, pt prrseut from any io'e gn
government. and It will require an act oi
Congress To euahle General Grant 1,
become the po-sessor OF the sword
! Washington Star.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

Lizzie Pricc, formerly member of the
Arch Street Theatre Company, of Phlla.
drlphia, and now one OF the princip
ladies' Of MIR Charles Fcchter's company,
has commenced proceedings In liheI
against John n. Taggart ~ Sous, pub
l.-heis of The SimiiB Tmes, OF Pniadel
phla. The ground OF the libel is thu
publication Of an article in said paper
last week, in which It was insinuaird
that Mr.. Fechter had sent Mr.. william
White, the husband of L'zz'e Price, It
Europe, az II on business, that he him
self might take advantage 1f her hus
hind's absence and render her un'rue t'
her marriage VOWS. The suit will be A.
exceedingly bitter one, aud causes NJ
/ little sensation.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

pying large place in the confidence Of
Mr.. May, DE had Informed Us thn: his
hoard had determined io send Miss Grey.
She was not personally known to MS, nor
had we ever seen o photograph q! the
lady. But 1t was no trouble for us to fancy
all she must be, a. We will cTealL some
FORM for the person presented to our
miada usually Pretty women don't 20
10 sandy Clutches Ia teach, especially
young marragahlr ladies their charms
a'e too great for them H. think Of hiding
from an admrlng wDrl1 rutirtiy for the
Norld's sake. These facts common sense
dictated to 0ur minds.
Sa W. prepared -as ae waited the cnm-
ing Of the mail - for tall, thin, quad
ringulAr female, with long, thin face,
wa'cry, weak eyes, sharp nO-e straddlcd
with, prrh3ps, gold speciaclcs, druh tray
cling dress, binG wuulcn stuckiugs, and
| list shOes-tbonvh We scarcely expected
q glimpse Of th"m-a hottie of cold tea in
one hand and tinn cotton uuhrtlli u
| the other. W. waited. kicking cur tu,s
~ the 'aud, AVID. thinking alternately of
b lrai,r for ihr NoAy aud Miss Giry.
Hr etw the ma wh.r'ing down the
grade, aud Thought with iyriy saii-rr'-
] tipn nf our position in tl.r society 0i SANDY
"l' W. t',"l AH'' u7 l"' l''Nf t' ol We
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schooi mouse uP lne va 'u' luSSr" " ~
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coming forward thu Walh'hR n"'ne WI,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

At Cincinnati, on Saturday evening, a
young man went into Duhouet ~ Co..
jewelry store and bought a ring. While
tue proprietor was getting box to put
The ring in, bis customer fan OIL with a
tray containing forty eight diamond
rings, valued at 1900 The rObber es-
capped capture.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
TAXATION OF M0RTGAGBS.
A MORTGAGE Taz an Unequal and Double Tax
on the proputy hor;saged-Deeision Of the
California Sum,ms Cou.;'

The Supreme Court Of California has
recently rendered tn Important decision,
declaring the law Of that State imposing
tax ON mortgages on real estate upcon-
stuuioual, because IN conflict with
clause OF the states Constitution rtqulr-
ing an taxation to bc equal aud nhiturm,
Wheiets the Confi held that a tax on
Mortgages was unequal and double tax
on the land morlgagcd.
The ,ViuiOn WAS given hy Chief Justice
Crockett. who, after reviewing the his.
tNry ni the case, is reported To have USED
the following lauguagei-
'' come now 10 the point, whether a
tax un land ut its fun value and tax ON
Il d,b. for money loaned, secured by "A
mortgage on the land, is in substance and
legal effect tax TN the same property.
We II know, Hs a matter OF general no
toficfy, that almost universally, by
stipulation holwtcu ptrii,s, the mort
glecpr is ehlig igcd tu Pay tEr taN both ON
the land and On tie mortgage. Ptaeilc-
ally he istNicr taxed ON the same yaiu',
1T be- hls stin IN his possession The hur-
ruWp1 money TO srclra which the mort
gage was made. The law taxes in his
hand both money and land and 10y his
stipulation he is required to pay tax on
tue mortgage debit, anl also, if the money
/ "a, passed out Of his hands in the pcs s.
/ sion Of SOME Other Taxpayer, IL is taxed
in the Ian ds Cf the latter, SO that tLe
money bears iis shnfe Of taxation, and
/ the laud i's share, IN tGl bands vi WHOM
socver tucy may harlcu TO he."
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mpuJ ON the part Of the mougsgeor I,
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

%. ,vI ore rs our lAiu'", 90 dnilnr,
Ih..itnfna' di inF ui Gilt
q. whttt ia thfNui,r "n fhr 40 titWgyi
e.. Wh,rr is tht li.. 81. the liI'
The Itilr shutt steps iu the 'ultb
Ihc =iivcry laugh iu Tie hall"
q. where b. nui dtirty. nur dailmr,
rii.lntrst dtiltre oi ALL
Liiilr Maud't
Tho peaches are ripe IN iho orchard,
The apflruts terdy io nll
And The lprs are driultnT thgir honey
Allntr. thf 90 ri'n wal.
Hi.i ,vhrle. .Ato 90" .ipt iHli Of mclilng,
T.nt iuuhti iIl -p pnt. iue Hui ted
\, hen w. da3 ..lra tlr -iIn purplri huncht
ui lsti els utct Aei bead
% rn.rhud uf wnmHHt whtr" ~" Npu
t.slr ursrT rrplirs tu our rtll %
O. where i- uur q tintf. our duiing,
rhrdtntic-' duihu- nt 1870
Little 10 tuic'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

Edward Berry and Charles Jones, col
ored barkeeper and oyster shucker,
qu,rrrlled nj Biltimofe. Sunday, about
the shuilling OF a pack of cards, aud
agreed 10 sLtle their difference by fist
hght. While n!hting, Jon,s Crew IL lOug
knife and stabbed Berry three times In
the back, it1icting such wounds that hi
victim died in ten minutes. The murderer
..anut,th
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

o. fHf o.
o. vhrr. i- our ,itnt,. our duling
rhr dunic-' dniuns "t 40
Ih''i' "7"'e
80
,,,oo nnu,r nm utunU mr. r1T
MINI lTEEI UL DANUI lJlIlJn,
SANDY 'u!ch '"W as uon s'Np n'l'
Eit break last We h'd determined l"
stop here auf hnG krli iii' spot in view
ns an o'JrcllVr point NNr'he e''lai nan
drrl uil,s ui stag lpnrnrNing. here is
somcihirg weui-ont iu slN days con
tuusl ita.' riding he.uw'i slightly
mOuuiunuus iu t"r.t} four hour
cumped up in conner, unable to ir
down or get goui stretch, is % tial to /.
TIE PATIENCE ui the ordinary Aneiirah
We cauuot lrrtut AN Hciist mixing .
picture. ot iour iDllow-travcirs TO your .
III finn fIl and
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

"A shawl pin found IN a COW while
b irg cut up hy the hatcher causes the
surmise that the auimal had swallowed a
milk maid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-03-13
; Senator Sulttncr.

1Od) marteu Oie iroIid]en llebcrrlfte 6cS
GrzBrGtoenttn 6lllmore Der SeltattuHq unb
abermoiS baben mir ben SOB zines iener anne
rItaniihen Stdatsmdnner su meloen, melde
intber trtrbulenteu 3eit be5 unuermeiblid,eu
Gouilifts Spii4en Sreibeit uno SIlauerei, Der
iuGbrenb Der Qbmintltratlon NtQmore's ,uerlt
ofen nusbraf, ibre Seoentung erlangten; =
Senator GUNNER ut ntdlt mebr. Wtit Seuaz
tor Gunner tuiro elmer Der crItcn WGnrer
oeier Station, ein groBer StaatSmonn, elm
tiidtiger Surilt, ein mtIieulfdftlt6 bod oez
blloeter @clebgeber, etn lncrmiioliher &0r=
fGmpfer Der Srtibeit unO ell marmer 6reuno
Der llnterbriiften 3u Gjrabe getragen. Gs
leben in bieiem 2anSe mir no6) gSeuiqe,
iueld)e nit 0teht ieile BairS genannt mer6cn
bitrfen. Gr mar Der Senator par excellence,
uno bereitS bejabrte 0dnner babcn Tim nie=
malls anOerS nennen G0ren, ais Senator
Sunlner; tbatiGdllid) lit er Gu6 niemalS in
ieiuent &eben etpaS anoeres genelen, nlSSltl=
oesieuator. gtabeSu etn Gierteliabrhnnbert
bat er WaNa1jIlettS ununterbrO6en i'm Se.
nate reprGientirt unb in Der midjtiglten Yez
robe Der amerifaniifen @eIfid]te ais @eiet,
oe,rsr unb ais pOlitii4er 6ii5rer mit9ewirtt.
Gin 8eoe iiber Die ipabre 9r0Be Der ameri-
tQlll1d1eu WutloIf III iUtIljtt UlS SpNt OIe IIl-
ternntioualel' Shitbsgeri9tsS 3uerit Otntilirt
murSe unb wel,@e ouraui bered)net mar, Den
orobenoeu Srtea .uit Gferifo ab5uwenben,
ueri6afite benz iunaen, faum 81 Sabre olten
Suriiten suerlt etnc1 gtairen. 0tefelbe Ipuroc
io9ar in europa aufmcriSam Gelsien unb
3t6arb Gobben naunte iie ben nortreftlld)fen
8eltra9, tpelden irgeno Elm moOerner Gdrlft.
Heller sur Sa6e be8 6riebeuS geletiFst babe.
aus bem Snriiten unb @tle6rteu mu<oe III
Ienen erei9niBi9wangereu SGgen balo stH
ettu9er Politlter, Der nit gSort uuo Sdrift
on Der 5sitbewe9ung rsgen gntbeil nabm,
bic annerotlon pon 3era8 befdmpfte nno
oaraufAtn urbeitete, bic an altersifmdd,e lei
oeuoe @bl9partei 5ur Inti- -Stlapereiparteis At!
MAIDEN. als bon ben @bigs fir bic Sad,e
Der abOlitiOnitsn nidts 3u ROfienwar ithloB
iif Sumner Der 5reiboOenpartei al uno uH,
terifittte I'M Sabre 1848 San Snreu uno
9oams' Tp3 eInmal fegteu bic @bias init