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h,VuN"W ~ WV university ~ uonenh
goa, Denmark honorary NJ, ID. h"nlnnhha'
University Of PadoNu, italy for "v sl We
years he,islhnt physician 10 the oeleh,aeilal
Hicord, Paris from '''ou'altd
NEW ORLEANS, Ia
Having been Tor many yenrs IA st,,,..
the lhfgu hospitals Of PWls, london VIZ ~
nnd Copenhagen, ana u lhOrOuuh. la,a" YUMA
varied practice during ilftpon yenrsV ahl
gained y most thorough knowledge ~ US
nature OF al chronic diseases and ihe ~ ~, lhe
ment thereof and lac Inns Ia his ex, nsll'
practice hnd an unparalleled sueeess "sle
very Often effected cure where eNrr,'' Ahd
edy lad been lIled and All hopo OF gos ,elll'
Ion llaa been despalred. Of ''''O'a'
Nobody who over suffered OF I'm. t.1,
ana llie'embilleiing disease, hyspensis '9N
ever IN vain cNlled on Dr Bile I'M I'M eyn n.N
ease has ne hy his new method of trnntnVly
restored the functions OF HE slomosh nehl
with u IN health and yigOr Of tho n1,,auna
nnd munN a person docs t0-day, win, grnih
Iuu Hr !iW r n Iio iho,ehl he placed himself
For the Treatment Of ladies' dlseoses n.
Bile II drscrvedl renowned, ma mo- ~
suffering from AM ENORRHCEA DySu'hsly
oRRuHA, HlSTERIA, PR0L Apss nN;;
uTEitl, or any other disease peculiar 10 ,bo
lrmule SYSTEM should not lall 10 call on m'V
Bile, nv they Will quickly be reIlevedp w
their suffering and ultimately restored "
perfect health. ' 70
Diseases Of the GENlTO-UnlNARV An
CANS aud chronic diseases Pr Biiia N.Y.
made specially, aud this sOourgc Of h hs
mnnliy Is easily and quickly uyerco,neh,
his new treatment,
Decline aud nervous debility in did d.
young liz quickly ahd PERMANENTLY en,'I
aud full power restored. No man IA tno oia
and no young man too dcbilltated IotG
cannot be entirely invigorated by DR., Blle.
treatment.
Dr.. Bile has resided for yenN in New n,
! leans, f. endorsed by the medical frnternlu
| there, and by his skill aud Knuwltdpehs
obtained n greut population Ms u specialist
DR.. Bile wishes 10 call purtcularnilentloo
! to his new discovery, by which he, by onIv
examining II few drops Of blood, can dlseoy.
or II there is any syphllitic poison In lbo
blood, which is OF the greatest Important
ms the poison can lay quiet In the blood n,
! years, then 10 break out with all It's rnyageV
ana no person who ever has Yenorenl Ak
eases can be sure That he Is cured wIthoni hs.
ing examined By DR.. Bile.
Diseases OF the lungs, heart and kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured.
Or, Billie is now In Waco, nt the
McCLEhLAND HOTEL,
whorche will be pleased to see those Needing
his services NJ once, ms his stay viii he Sho11
Consultations cOnildentinlly in English
German. French, Danish, Swedish ana Nor.
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mo. 2Nos. 3Nos. 4Nos.
Ballots. Forsl. For 81. Fors 81. Fors
Il rs Pays IS Pays S2i Pays sIG0 Pays s600
IL q Pays 4 Pays 20 Pays i59 Pays 3
II 70 Pays Pays 20 Pays 10 Pays fo
bers, first or last capital saddles pay $50 for
81.
We would state to the public that we VIII
in short time, have grand and extraorll.
nary drawing in which we propose as gilt
to those holding tickets,
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GIFT DISTRIBUTIONS.
DALLAS
Agricultural and Mechanical
GIFT ASSOCIATION.

Distribution Daily ut II NJ. and 8P.M,
Every purchaser entitled to . gift of value
1--WE have no blanks) Everything pertain
ing to the distribution of gifts done In piblie
The drawn numbers vary each day,
and are IL. l3 and Ii, drawn from Is
numbers, placed i'm u glass wheel.
Rates OF Payments are az follows:
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n Lady Graduate,

experienced teacher ana strict disciplina.
ran, desires situation aS assistant or prin-
eipal IN healthy locality, where a rermn-
hent schooi Is or can be established. Refers.
by permission, to Rev. Carey Crane. nresi'
9ent OF Baylor University, Independence
heN' Convey, president Concrete col,
iete, Concrete; Rev. Homer ). Tnrall, rem
nam; Rev, Reddin Andrews, Navasota :
Stating terms, Miss ROSE 4. THRAII'
i'"-w Rutersville, Texas.
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McCLEALANO MOgEL

whcrch he will be pleased TO see those needjp,
his services NJ once, ms his stay viii be Shon
Consultations conildentnlly in English
wegian. ll6ddmlw Win
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MEDICAL.
DIR. w. BILLIE,

A gmdunte OF he University Of uon..,
go, Denmnrl' honorary NJ, d, franmnnhha'
University or IadoNn, llalyi Cor y seyl me
kieom, Paris from '''uu'altd
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General Neaus.

II is generally received opinion that the
estate Of Hoyt, Spragues & Co. will pay
about 30 cents on the dollar. The liabilit.' s
oil the concern are over t9.0O0,000.
The National Executive Committee Of
the Union League has been called to meet
In Baltimore on the goth inst, TO consider
"lhe general situation Of public Affairs"
A portion ofthe Thirteenth Regim ,nt OF
Infantry passed through Omaha on Sunday
night on the way to New Orleans. The re-
mainder Of the regiment will arrive at
Omaha on the 18th.
Ono u the Republican factions in St.
james Parish, La, met on Sunday, to ratify
. compromise with the Democrats. The
other faction in:eiiersd, when general
nght took place, 10 which several were
wounded on both sides.
Mayor Wlltz, OF New OfIcans, with the
approval OF the Couneilmen OF that city,
has telegrsphed an invitation to the Presi-
dent 10 visit New Orleans. He promises
the Chief Magistrate cordisl welcome by
the citizens and authorities.
General Butler was renominatsd for Re.
preventative in Congress yesterday, BY the
Republican Convention of the Sixth Mas
sachusstts District. He received 100 vote.
out Of lis cast Butler appeared IN the Con
vcntion and made speech accepting the
| nomination.
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he names of the pupils whipped. Adopl

ted. ~ 'FE ~
The citizens of East Wilmington,
Ninth Ward, petitioned for q public
school in that neighborhood, as soon as
possible, Referred to committee con-
sisting of Messrs. Ferris, Palmer and
Zebley. tsIl
No. 10 Committee was authorized to have
the cellar OF said school drained.
No. Committee was authorized to en-
'ploy Janitor, az ~ per week.
NO. Committee was authorized 10 pgo-
cure new stove.
Mr.. McIntire gave notice that at the next
meeting he would introduce Q resolution
placing the school bonds in the hands OF q
broker for sale.
A bookcase was ordered TO be placed in
No. IL, and the black board repaired.
The heaters at No. 4 were ordered to be
repaired.
Tue rule requiring the teachers 10 deposit
at the bank uii school money received by
them, was, on motion, rcsclnded.
During the evening, the following orders
were directed TO be drawn:
| l.. r. Adair, SIS. 80; Boushmsn. Thomas
& Co, $lSG4 AZ; Commercial Printing Co
S37 81; VIM. and Thos. Davidson, SIS so
Stephen Davis, $32. 13. VIM. ii. Foulk, $50.
25; Edw. W. Hopes, $ls7. 90; Mayor and
Council OF Wilmington, $24; Geo. W. Yer.
non, $3.50; ). J. Wilhelm, SOL 30; T. J.
Williams, $l2; VIM. Fl. Wilkinson, 81
Lewis Zsbley, $l4 76; Board of Trade trent
of room) 800; Chas. Baird, SIS.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
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SECOND EDITION
MURDER AT MILFORD.
AN 0YsTfRMAN STABBED.
German Dem. Meetings.
HOMICIDE At MILFORD.
ONE OYSTER MAN sTABBs ANOTHER.
[ Special to the Gasette.

ONE OYSTER MAN sTABBs ANOTHER.
Special to the Gasette.l
MILFORD, Del. Oct, 10 1874.
About 7o'clock last evening friday
an alteration took place between two
oystermcn residents of this town nam
ed respectively Abraham Deputy and
Thomas Devinc, which resulledin De-.
vines stabbing Deputy in the left side
and in the breast in the region of the
heart inf1ictins it is feared fatal inju-
rics.
The circumstances as far as we can
gather them are rs follows: Something
more than year ago, Deputy who is
addicted to drunkenness land when in
that condition is quite violently had in
o fist fight very severely beaten Deyine
who is much his inferior in size and
strength
In difference about boat occurring
on the day of the more recent ARRAY
the old quarrel was renewed, and with
out any blows being struck Deputy fol-
lowed Devine who was on his way to
his home, violently abusing and swear
ing at him nd::urging him to come back
and settle it there Devine was some II
yards or more in advance of Deputy he
turned and advanced toward him They
met just on the corner of Front and
Walnut streets, South Milford and i'm
mediately clenched in combat. Deputy
first striking Devine with his fist
In the struggle Devine cut Deputy
with 4 pocket knife twice as above sta.
ted the (supposed) FIRST blow striking
II in q all g ~ 1ar &c 4
| completely severing it and cutting on
down into the stomach the second open
ing a deep cash of some or 5 inches
| in length across the left ending near the
nipple.
Deputy staggered away and was im
mediately caught by some of the by
| ISLANDERS and laid upon the T avement un
til settee could beprocured and thence
was removed to his home.
| Divine was at once arrested, arraign
ed before Esquire Shockly and commit
ted to Georgetown Jail.
| The blows must have been ,lelivcrc,
with great force as the knife was {
much worn barlow and not at all sharp
Divine is q man of excellent characte
perfectly sober and quite pcaccable il
his habits.
Sunday Oct l2.-Deputy died from
his wounds this morning about 10 o
clock. \ post-mortem examination
made by Drs. Pierce, Marshall au'
Lotiand revealed the fact that the lowe
stab had penetrated the diaphragm an,
1opened the omentum while the sccon,
had actually made an incision of a
least an inch in length in the heart.
| The wonder is that the wounded ma
should have lived so long after the il
Fiction of the wounds.
i q JUNIOR.
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STRAY WAITS.

The new flag floats from the Democrat
ic Headquarters.
City and Mechanics Loan Associations
meet this evening
Fine dress trimmings and fancy goods,
at Franks, 5ll Market street. I,
The alarm of fire between four and Ave
o'clock yesterday afternoon was false.
To keep your feet warm get pair Of
Donahoe's $500 calf boots, Sl3 Market
street.
The Board Of Education decides that
the school children must be whipped
occasionally.
A large stock Of ladies'. misses and
children's gums-lowest prices-at Dom
ahoe's, 9l3 Market street.
The Shiffler Hose Company, of Lam
caster, Pa, win visit the Washington
Company, Of this city, on Thursday.
Now that the cold weather has set in,
those in want of fine boots and shoes Mt
low prices should not fail to visit Dona-
hoes new store, 8l3 Market street.
Auction sales at Chambers 3l2 Mar
ket street, every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock-bargains in
Winter goods will be sold. II.
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THE DELAW4RE *. X.
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM

IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE sTocKHoLD-
Frs.
By notice given elsewhere, it will be
seen that n very important meeting Of
the stockholders of the Delaware Rail
road Company is called to be held at
Dover, on Thursday, Nov. 5th, 1874.
At this meeting will be considered the
terms and conditions of an agreement be-
tween the Delaware and the p, w. 4 B.
Il. Companies. providing for the guaran.
tee, by the latter Company, of an issue
of bonds to the amount of $3.50, 900, pro.
pressed to be made by the Delaware Rail
road Company, and secured by mortgage
on the Road, for the purpose of prov ID.
ing means to pay the loans falling due
July LIST, 1875.
The meeting is also a'led for the pur
pose of ratifying the proposed extension
Of the lease Of the Delaware Railroad to
the p, w. & b. K. X. Co.
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More MOdOcrdcv in Louisiana
1tCO Men Kilfed-Keren0efut
ONcidI Removals. bu KeiiOO0.

INV ORLRANs, Oct. l2.-On Sunday
afternoon Viii rel ublic, IN mass m . ing
was progressing in 81. James Parish, an
armed mob under the leadership of ex -sena-
Tor Bovee assaulted the spec tators indiscrimi
nateiy with pistols, clubs, and stones, kill
ing two ineu aud injuring sevei al others
Further trouble Is anticipated. and both
parties are arming.
Gen. Emory has received orders to pre-
vent further denominations by the white
lcaguers, snd has called all his forces from
the barracks.
The Catholic Total Alb tin nc1 Society
pATaded yesterday.
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Hoe the MOneN Goes 4!

After November 3Oth, it will be easy to
see how the money goes. for then the
drawing will take place of the Public
Library of Kentucky. and at the Grand
Gift Concert $500. 900 in cash will be
given away to ticket holders. The for
tunate holder of the ticket drawing the
first prize will walk off with $3.50, 600; Of
the second prize. 500, 900; of the third
600; Of the FIFTH prize. SIS, 900, &C., &c.
until 10000 grand cash prizes shall all
have been distributed. Truly, this dis
tribution will tell how the money goes!
Oct. l0-eod-3t.
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PRINTER PERsoNALs.-Benj. Moore,
Geo. Chance and John Cornish, Esqrs.
We're in this city, yesterday. All three
are typos, and were formerly connec-
ted with the GAZETTE. The former is
employed in Frank Lcsley's printing
establishment, New York, and the
other two pick type for Philadelphia
journals.
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Help for tho Ilopefal.-You are weak
detected. miserable. and nothing docs YOU any
in g lead. Have you tried Vinegar Bitters
Mo- Then why don't you? Do not insist that
such q thing as u pile ettrir is impossible be-
marvellous Vegetable Restorative. Whether
your complaint be dyspepsia. biliousness.
nervous weakness. constitutional debility. or
any other trouble. Vinegar Btters will revive
genial rain reffeshes the withered flowers
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINo.-The Eighth
Ward Democrats Will meet for trganiza-
ton, IN the Friendship Engine House, at
Il . clock tomorrow cIenlng. The Sew
enth Ward Democrats viii also meet at
the same time and place
Inc MIL Greek hundred Democrats
VIII meet at Mermaid, ON Thursday eve
ming, 22d inst.
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z. COLLINdS.
General SuperlntendeI
TDHIL ELPHIA. WILMINGTON 4
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER 2srH. 1874


Trains leave Wilmington as follows: for
PhiiadslohiA and intermedia'e stations,
$50. $40. 80. 1910. Q. M; 2. 400. 20. $50
Philadelphia and New York. l.sl a. ~;
l2.i7, l2.42. $40, p m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 1852.
10 OF, o. m; $50, 2. m:
Baltimore and W, shington. 1852. 2.03. 1902
Am; 1855. %. $50. ITO. p.m
Trains for Delaware Division. cave for:
Nes Castle. 500. 1910. n. M; LIS. go.
y. W. o
Harrington and intermediate stations. SEQ.
1910. o. m: go. p. IN.
Delmar and intermeciate stations. 500
'' SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations.
200, $50. p. m.
Phiiadslphia and New York. 1.3l, .. IN.
Baltimore and Washington 1888. 2.O3. a.
m.
fsrred TO the time tables posted at the depot
H. r. kENNEY. Superintendent.
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Ladies' Wisntng to Purchase o light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call at No. us Market Street. Will
mington. Del. and see one OF the incest Fami-
iy Sewing Machines in the world. 1t has no
equal it sews from the thickest to the thnest
material if desired without change of needles
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running. and no threading up required; self
threading shuttle and self setting needle.
Sold on easy monthly instalment. or a liberal
discount of for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
light running New American.
lis Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
jy7dkwly J. Ii. PRIMROSE. Agent
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FLAG Rl'sING.-The Democratic Associa-
ton will raise their new f,g from the
Americas Club room, this evening, at seven
O'clock. A band OF music " Ii be present i;
and general attendance is requested.-
The flag is a very beautiful one, 20i30 feet,
and cost $l20.
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OFYtcE OF FHx DELAwARK r ABROAD Co. /
Dover, Del, Oct, 18th, 1874. 4

TITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DEL
l. AWARE RAILROAD COMPANY. =
Stool holders Of the Delaware Railroad Com.
pany will be held ut Dover. on THURSDAY,
the 9Th day Of November. 1874. at 80 O'Clock,
r. M. for the purpose of considering the
terms and conditions of an agreement DO
tween the Delaware Railroad Company and
the Philadslphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company. providing for the guaran-
teo By the latter Company Of an issue of
Bonds TO the amount of six hundred and
affy thousand dollars. (t650 0t0) proposed to
be made BY the Delaware Railroad Com pany
and secured by mortgage on the road. for the
purpose Of providing means to pay the loans
falling due July LIST. 1875. and also for the pur
pose OF ratifying the proposed extension OF
tho lease TO the philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company. as pro-
vided Tor in the original agreements between
the parties to the same.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
NJ. HAYES.
octl3- 2tawtm Secretary.
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OTICE.--There will be a meeting Of the
~ Democrats Of Mill Creek Hundred, at
the Mermaid. on THURSDAY Evening. DC
tobsr ID. 1874. at O'Clock. A general at
tendance requested.
AQUlLLA DERICKS0N,
octl3tm Chairman,
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NOR SALE-Four new and finely finished
Il three story Brick Houses. on Twelfth
street. opposite the, city square. II.
built and furnished with all the con- iiiH
veniences, with water inside and ont. III
No, Ito contains 9 rooms No. IL seven
rooms; No ll6, ten rooms: No. us. corner.
tan rooms, These houses will be sold very
io,p for cash, or on very reasonable terms. On
Also one Ine three story brick house. Just
on Tatnall street, ne,r Eleventh.
Also, a seven rOomed house IFS lnrnau 81.
DANIEL. Ii. KENT.
sep9Otf Nos, aU5 TO 2l3 Shipley street.
or $50 Jefferson street.
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The Bull" AT WoRK.-The bull i,
now pionging up midtown Fourth street.
between King and Market, the street bed
having been rolled across sufficiently to
permit the huge machine to make some
progress up hill. Its operations still
continue to attract the attention Of num-
bers of people.
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FOR SIZE AND RENT:

NOR SALE-A New three-story NJ.
e Brick House in Tatnall street. d M
door from Eleventh street, with all ~
the modern improvements built in -
The most substantial manner, with view to
comfort, convenience. style, r.. 1t contains
y rooms and bath room. Will be sold bar
gain. For further particulars call on
SPRINGER, MORLEY x CAUSE.
Third and Orange streets,
Or J. r JOHNSON.
octa 6t 2l5 Jefferson street
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NOTICES..

ENI6HTH WARD.-A Meeting of the
held at the Friendship Engine House on
WEDNESDAY Evening next at "a o'c ock
for the purpose Of organizing the voters OF
the ward. &c.
BY Order Executive Committee.
Octl3 q GEO. e. WAkD.
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MEETING To-NlGHr-To night. at the
Ameiicus Club Room. a meeting Of the Ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES of the City Democratic
ASSOCIATION Will be held. Every member
OF The committee Should he present, as
important business will be considered
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THREATS OF LYNCHINC

lAkEN TO THE llOsITTAL John Skel-
ley The lad who was shot and wounded ia
the aim, at the time young Lukens was
killed by Aaron IL. Woodward, on Tuesday
last, has been taken to the City Hospital.
ms IL not because his condition is becom-
ing serious, but bscluse lie cannot receive,
Al hia nome, the attention and care necessary
to his speedy recovery.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-13

MACHINERY AT New CAsrLE.-The
schooner Oliver Dyer, of Saco. Me-, il
unloading machinery at New Castle for
the Triton Mills. 1he machinery was
made by the Saco Water Power Co.
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THIRD EDIT ION.
MARYLAND MURDER
A NEGRO KILLS A WOMAN.
Inc Bull on Fourth st.
Murder in Hartford 20 ,tufu
a LADY KILLED WITH CLUB PURSUIT
AND ARREST OF THE AcCIrsEn

LADY KILLED WITH A CIUB- PURSUIT
AND ARREST OF THE ACCUSED.
One of the most horrible an d brutal
murders that has ever occurred in The
state OF Mary land was penetr ated yes.
terday morning in Hartford county,
ABOUT five miles from Aberdeen sta.
ton, ON the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and baltimore. Railroad, an d about
thirty-two miles from Baltiu nora the
victim being Miss Susan Ia ylor un-
married. of means, and about forty
years OF age. She WIS killed within Il
few yards of her residence, i'm broad
daylight, by corored man named
Josiah Griffin, armed with a club, who
Knocked her down after great resis-
lance on her part and beat in her skull
| after which her body was thrown into
| u sheep pen, and the house ransacked
for plumber, Joshua Griffin, the ac-
cused murderer, is twenty five yeers of
age.
The murderer was found in the wood,
near the bay shore by number of men,
| and was pursued. The men ran him
| along the neck road toward Aberdeen,
when at a point about one mile from the
scene OF the tragedy he was again lost
| .s" ~ WIS subsequently IOuHu anu
| arrested by Constable Sunderland, who
TOOK MN to Aberdeen. When arrested
he had, it is alleged, changed his cloth
ing, and under the bed up stairs in his
mother house was found old striped
pantaloons and a jacket, each marked
with blood IN several places. He could
give no account of himself, but denied
having done the deed or jumped from
the window. He was committed to the
Bel Air Jail.
THREATS OF LYNCHING
At Aberdeen the greatest excitement
| prevailed. and it was with the utmost
dlfflculty that the constable could retain
possession of bis prisoner. A rope was
produced, and shouts of hang him, !"
lynch him." and kill the murderer, -
were frequent
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Sarah Martin was arrested b. officer
Chopper, on Il charge of keeping a tip
ping house. She was fined 800 and
costs.
Howard Rice, arrested by officer LeSg,
for disorderly conduct, was fined s. and
costs, and held to bail in the sum OF $500,
to keep the peace.
Dennis Hayes, arrested by officer
Springer for the saline offence, WIZ fined
So and costs, and held under 5000 bail to
keep the peace.
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS Louis
Schade, Esq. Editor OF the Washington
SENTINEL. will address the German Dem
GRATIS of Wilmington, at the. City Hall,
on Monday Evening next. Our German
frinds should turn out i'll large numbers
to hear this gentleman, who Is said to
| be- an eloquent and interesting speaker.
Theo. Dittmann, Esq, and Paul ket-
terlinus, ESD, of Philadelphia, will al
dress our German Democrats at IA time
and place to be hereafter announced.
THEFT OF lIoRsE.-Joscph Petite
| mango, of Newport, came toitown Sunday
night, and hitched his horse out Hedge
vile. When he went back his animal
was gone. 1t WAS recovered next day.
| and three colorcd boys-Frank AMI Bin
Swigo:t and Ben Sharpe were arrested
by officer Mullen, on II charge OF commit
ting the theft
The boys will be given hearing tbs
| afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-13

INTERCHANGEABLE MEETING.-A
~ Meeting of the Democratic citizens of the
Seventh Ward. will be held in the Hall Of the
Friendship Engine house. on WEDNESDAY
Evening. the 18th inst. at Z 80 O'Clock. A
full attendance 10 requested.
By order Of the Executive Committee
Oetl3-I JAMES CARSWELL.