davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-16

Sermann's SenfmQl. Sn-
fol9e zines Mnfrufes in Den Yldttern
%perlammelte lid an lebten SpnnabenO
Nbeno cine feline 3abl Geutider in ben
3immern bcs @elan9pereins Nir9inio,
nm gu beratben, pb aud cine Seier bier
snr Gntbiilluns bes Sermann's 9enf=
NAL, mel9cs an 16. 5. %. i'm Seuto=
burger Waloe scl6eben wiro, ltottfinoen
loll.
IS iparen bon Der 8rells Der vGi6-
mono @bi9" uno Die u8lr9inia Staats
@aSette" pertreten. lin 81 ubr coniti=
tutuirte liG Die @erlammluns uno Ell
pdblte Serrn 8. S6bmer gum DprIber,
SerrSObmer m01te auf oen3lued Der
Seriammlung auimertlaw II bemerfte ooB
mir, lpenn aud nun in @eoanten, oieles
grpBe @reigniB nit I'M fern 8riioern i'm
alien Gaterlanoe feiern l%ollten. Nlsoann
entlpann li6 cine lan9ere 9ebotte, mas
alr Seler gctban wcroen IOle.
9err &opste l1lug Dor, beute in Der
8rauerei cine DISCRIMINATING 81 berufen
.uno bort cine GOlecte 5u erOffnen, I'M
cine 9epel9e in Sorm zines @liidwun=
i6es an Den Serrmann's 9ereins Su len
Den.
9crr Zimmerman beantrasee o.
9Iei9 Den 8etra9 Der Soften elmer
9epei0e, Swil9en Den Mnwelenben 81
cpleftiren, uno Oielelbe ab6ulcnoen.
Na@ elmer ldn9eren 9ebatte, wuroe Der
Mntra9 oes Serrn Zimmerman einltim=
mig an9enommen. Nlsbann wuroen,
auf Sprl1la9 oes Serrn Zimmerman,
Slpei Serren bonn Yrdles %ernannt, wel6e
nit inn cine 9epel@e ansfertlsen uno
Der Gerlammlung 5ur Nnnabme porle=
gen 5olten. Ser BRIDES ernannte Die
Ssrren $. S6miot uno S. s. Sii6er>
mel6e li3 Suriidso9en uno mad furSer
@bwelenbeit Die foI9enoe Sepeide ppr=
leeten (:
u0crein oes Sermann's 9enfmol:
9eutlNe Mdnner BON Mi4monb, 3d.,
lenoen @ruB uno @liidmunl9 CUR Seier
oes 16ten Iu9uit. Sic @elt sebDrt
Den @ermanen!"
Sic Sepei9e wurbe an9enommen ulo
barauf cine Gollecte erDtfnet, wel=
DIE BON Dem Gntbuliasmus Der Anweien=
Den fur bleIes grpBe GreisniB 3euste, in
Dem Die Gollette Der flelnen Nerlomm=
lung cine grDBere Summe ersab, ols sur
Sefuns Der Soften Der Sepel9e uotD-
wenbis mar.
IS purben bahn nod peri6ieoene
8ori9ldSe Su elmer Seier ON nG0Itcn
Mtonta9 9ema9t, WelAe jeoo9 ni9t our
&bitlmmlng famen uno auf Sperm s..
Wen5eIs @ntra9 perto9te li@ Die Ser
iammlung nm IL ubr.
, 1875-08-16
Rt@mpnb pOit Office.
peif-N ARRANGEMENT.
10. Oftobfr 1873.

NSrnti9e Ghr9bof. 2peimor ,S,r;h
Scha1aas anseenpmmen-Nnfunft s 81 sp''
~ in0 n no %. ". -Toff@lub 1876 pnb az;
Senn.as strIunh $50, ID. -aoa.
GorSIi9e @e8.goH. SGari6. ousosr,
men Sonniaas. = @ntunft 1 .45 81 SD
pOIfl9lus l.35 unb s 20 R. W.
saoli9e goa. 3psimar tsarid. esonr.
"sS O aSs~S Is - Anfmnft 1900 m-
1ne s'S y q e. M'- pOafalus 4 q. Or.
,.1 geT n se = . gnfu,aft 1900 %. y.e
&iamonS & Gansiae eiienbabu. ss,.
f I@iS 81 @anpiuntt 2.30 ~ ". = SsR1dias
SanbiIe e. G~reens6erp. sa,.i.x.
lid. = anfnnft $50 unb q 81 o Sp Tag
f9lub .. ". unb 12.45 q. 81. Y"F
Sarmbille. sdafi6, srnutonotsI n
= en- o. = ggntunft 2.30 q. 81. . Tsisgi 1hTM
@gelapeate e. Sbia G~ifenba6n. sSoG6
SpnHia9s ausgenDm men, Mnf,inf, e 81 NJ
- ppflblub $50 g. M. "'o ~ ~
sgndbtars. Charlottesville, @tauntun. mh;t.
Snlpeer Springs anb tpealid Ron ySbites,,i.
ggfr SPfta9S. Mnfunft S g. m.,w S7"t-
ittluB 800 20. 81. - pOF'
!, @ef gnint uub etation,u ., 81. q On
N.tno 6. @. q. Gasiid, gon NJ nsI Y. W.
nStni'sr; = ansunft 1880 y. M.N As Sn3t-
h., gl'nssitsr, iitsr @ef point. ,SoIi6.-m,
'anIt 1O.30g. M. -pUfIbiua S9 NJ"
!, Sappabannuf, iiter gilb oouI tsoIih
@"'an1t $50 9. 3D.. ypTidIua 1,a 81 81
SaHtes &iher Gampter. Drei,nal wSd,r
lew. ,s aTtmnnft MOnta9s, WilttpOd,s uns
9ts.lass. N. ~. - oltidlus, Disnaa"s
&0n''frl'ass 4unS gOaaatenss, 5.so@. 's ~
canal gafet. Dr,tmal nBdennih
= an ~ MI Mtttmo9s, 8reitaas unp Gsnntooe
o. N: poitl9lub, Nisntaas, MitttuoSs
aao 5rfliass, A ". 81. 'W"
short Yannb &onte. ;3weimar wvh,ntid
90 Manfulltt> N,tuwO9s ano @annobsnna =
i a. w. 4 81 81 yySSplelub, Dpnnssfass mns gsat,
, 1875-08-16

Sic Sfenfobrif Der &idmonb Ofen
~Gompo9nie, en- Der earn Strobe, bdlt
beltanoi9 Elm reid a1iortirtes Eager bon
Oeten gu Den biai9iten Yreilen.
Gngrosilten wel6eGinfdufe MAIDEN mol
len, lolten ni6t psridumen, ibren 8e=
bari in Der Ofenfabrit 5u f%aufen. Ser
tdnfer i'm &leinen, tperben ebenlo pobl
oaran tbun, in obi9er Sabrii p~or5ulpre=
4en.
, 1875-08-16

Snmnabeno Morgen sesen II l1br
perluhte 81. u. gSallace, @uperinten=
bent hes Natlonalen Srieobofes, nit eis
mem Ne9er, 9tameus N%lcranoer Somes,
in Der l7teu StroBe cine S9ld9erei an=
sufan9en. Sarles periu6tc lib 81 Der:
tbeioi9en, ipeI6es ibm aber ni6t yeIong,
Gaoli1 ipuroe Der Streit gu Gnbe ge=
fiibrt our6 Grl6einen Oes Ser9eant
9owarO, wel6er beioe garteien perbaf=
ttte uno lie na9 Dem S~tatiOnsbanle
bra@te.
, 1875-08-16

ting seigte bos Dem 9etcctipe, Sperm
WeotDerforo an, uno fano 0erlelbcS Dnn
obenb o0s permiBte Snitrument in Der
Sano eines AnOcrn, &ufTin pertaufte
es 81 Dem iebigen 8eliber, unO sob, aIs
er c8 i6m gum 8erfoufe anbot, an, es
oua QiDsrpool miteebro0t Ill hNben.
, 1875-08-16

Gin un9er Mann Dom q IL
De CD r be o b Zen. Gin jun
ger Wfann, Namens Gobert Gilmore, in
Der Ndbe BON &idmono pobneno, 9ing
Sreita9 Na6t in elm Saus in mel
dem li6 2 Wtdo9en, Namens Nnnie
SobnIon unb &oIa 8ea, (@el66pfe
NON S%meibeutieem @borotter) befonoen.
Na9 leinem @esseben fano er gu ieiner
9rDBten geltiirSun9, Dap inn lein Sa=
l6enbud, $6l5 entbalteno, entlpenoet
poroen lei. @r mo0te 1ofnrt Oapou
MnSeise uno uuroen Die 2 MGo6en por
Gapitan SDler uno poli5iltea Sannor
uerba1tet. Sonnabeno Mtorsen wnr=
Den bielelben pom Yoli5eiri6ter @bit'
Der SuTin9s Court iiberwieIen.
, 1875-08-16

Sonnabeno Morsen luarf eiu6arbi9er
NancuS gpsnecr Morria, %wo9nbaft in
GfutberforbS 0inlp, in ser Troao Stra6e
iein iiiu9ite8 &ino ans Dem 5enltcr.
Der Mann mar CUR s3eit fiird)terlih be
trunten. Sergeant Dan Wren oerbafte
te ibn uno wirS Der SAT- beute Wlor9er
in Dem SO li;el9eri6te norfommen.
, 1875-08-16
Munta0 rs. Auguf 1875.
@tart NibmpnD.

RnE- ollie, :.oel6e als Ganbiooten
fir Die 2esiaIatur ~ouf3utreten beobli6=
ti9en, tonnen ibren g8unl6 in Der uSir=
ginia Staots @o5ette" 81 ben gepDbnli-
den Nn5ei9epreilen, funb 9eben. Sor-
ousbeSablun9 wlrb erbcten.
, 1875-08-16

Scrr gilbert, Elm @ebiilfslebrer Der
Sdlule Der ct. Sobannis @enleinoe,
1T bier cin9ctroffen uno miro Die SAule
bcu.e ibren Nnfang nebmen, bod porldu
fig nur Wtorgens bon 8 bis y llbr.
Gom erlten ndd)lten Wionots miro Scr
r%eaclmdBls; nnterridt mieber %bcsinnen.
, 1875-08-16

9Sir ericben aus Dem oGpeniu9 Sour
nal, DAP Elm 9rief aE SbompionGbop,
Wal6er, oOrellirt wurOe, i'm bit=
teno> leluen 9tamen als @anOioot BEG
9arles ber5useben. g8ir t0nnen ni6t
leben, no Der gSib ftedt, %ebeniowenis
mas Der 3ued g~enonnten 8riefes lein
lou. $50 not fopl poor G6op GhDlp."
, 1875-08-16

Ser v&i6mono Stod 8oarb" belt
SonuabenO feline Gibuns, aus &elpett
fir ibren Yrdioeuten, Serrn Sobn 8.
g%Siliams, Der Sreita9 lein Sino uerlo-
rem bate.
, 1875-08-16

SnGa1iforuien. uniere 2eler
iueroen li6 nod wobI gu e%rrinnern nil
len, oab mir Die Slu6t zines gelpilien
Nlbert Sortune aug Der YenitentiorD
meloeten. 0aa @erii6t 9ebt, ooB ber=
lelbe li@ mad Californian 9eflii9tet
hQhe.
, 1875-08-16

3ur 3eit als 9r. Biting BON emmett
@uliin beltoblen ipuroe, wuBte Der 9ot=
tor ui9t Die senauen @e9enitanoe leines
@erlults %an5ugeben. IS itellte li6 bod
porioen6rcita9 bcraus, raB er Elm wertb-
polles 0slotelsscpp uermiBts. 9err Bit
, 1875-08-16

SitfsS oelieirfe y, porat ais Der Mrrid ca
amtritanifd)en 2Ure tTs1. N) Sstrirt, III elm aloa
beines 9iebIineSes.r0nte Ger @':rebner os Sebl1
ss pcn @tr., Mcrito unb iurlibem $allfrrnia,
no Die pFan,e mGdyt unb esbeibt. Die Scrtiseh
derjte retoinmsnoiren oaTelbe ~bsffdnois ais eia
,stimulant uno Siuretie in allen &ranfs
fciten, ipelte fclhe Diittsf sr6sifbel. elmer Der
eisentbimer S~erfslben, mdDrsno elmer Sinorsiis
kurb :gierifo uno California Dor einigsn 5abref
rrDislt BON sinemt fpauiften qater lntsr Dem oies
ri Der @erfdupiesenbeit oas SrieinalsTsjept Der
Bubereituns. Die Gieentbinltr eeGelhen cIetirea
ps benz aIssmsinsn qublitum In Der Spitn,irs, Oat
hin, ansrtannter @ertb an Oct &tfe oes iiiaen
Oeeans, Surd gebrau1 an Der otlantifden Siile
s~sfsieert mcrSe, ba fe ~iiberJeu9t fIro, pap oieiss
beilmittet als elm @obltbdter Der Merfbbsit auiI
tritt @sine unfebtbarsn @ieenfbaften erireien
E5 a,..a Gravel, 9pit, brcniibsr Rbelnnatisiltas,
~jntipknte maNerudt, Slahlent Solid, -Sbifruts
honen Der @laie, Der Niersn uno urinare Sreane;
esoen Snspspfa ,lno %onesmeine Gdhrd9e uno IN
Saasn, no Ole eebenstrafte i'm Ginten p%ssrirsn,
1T ieirn 'Gebrau6 unb Grfols pedsIbcn mob-Hna
a,iratulSs un0 uriibertrofen. srh -
zee Sic @'eritanerT balen ss fir elm ebfplatfs ~pss
tifes5slmittsl BON Ssurbutie. .,, w
49, @ebrands. slrpeiiuns. 4r
= elm 9iuretie sin.n GslSifsl poI In eI,,.n
k~seiroldfe YGI 5uderfpaHcr Sreimat ees Sass, BOT
Der NiaElsit. ais elm otimutant BON cinela
halbsn biz ~ tinem eanHn Mseinslais ooa NIT ta
peni9 M1a0er 70 oft ale nctbi9.- ,y'l-
@rauinire Den @ieael auf Dem Gtoptsn fsrefSE
d. uno ~aberjeuse Sid, Sa6 Sa1slbs pprher nids
eebrpd,en+ a z
@oGe, ,Nreis miro pNcni 'pen eiasntbdimern fir dc
ksrsn S!afbsn unb Sitter bs3abIt. .psnn pisitsbss
baidoe6ro1t rpsrosn& ..
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@lar m 6 a # E n.
10. 2 erae goltai Station.
Mp. 8 3weite gyoliaei etatiun.
81. Gritte pOli,ei e tatipnI
%o. 5 S%Prissnbaus. Ste strase. nah.
Broad. A ""s'
no. 6~SOOf arb satser Spu5e," grsso
Strabe, atpii9sn Der 9ten unb 1Oteu.
Mr. z spriBsnbaus, 1stsa ctr. nab
Grantlin. 10" ivy
Mp. 10 &sdrtts. 'i'.''N
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w. IA Ode Der 1Oten uub gsrb Ctr.
w. 10 ede Der 1ltsn nnb Carr Ctr.
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Mo. II efe Der 3tsn unb Dusal ctr.
M0. II gfe Der 25fen unp groab @tre
Mr. 23 eds Der 17tsn unb Marlbol Ctr.
M0. "a Ode Der 17tsm ump Malbinutuu
Ctr. als ~
M0. rs MstruspIitam giien.@ srfe.I 1T
Ctr.
90. 2-6 Gde Der 5tsu umt main Cir.
no. 81 Ode Der 14tsn unb ARain Ctr.
9O. SO ede Der 22fsn ans main Ctr
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M0. 3-5 Stabtiidss armenbans.
MD. SO Srepesar @ilens@effe.
no. Al Ode Der 9tsu unb geisb Ctr.
. Ns. AZ yrpat StraBe, eide Sail aay.
w. 479 Gfs Sprins unb giue ctr.
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10. 40 Spr Benbaus, este Ctr,
w. 81 @prissubaus, 10 Ctr.
9oo. % gde Der Glay une Gi(mer CIR.
, 1875-08-16
epueftionem Don grieffalfen.

:. ION Aalle' an hen atpei beionbsren Weo,n
I W. ~ S ~ SSfsrnfaitem ~bsfanui fins, 600 nns
.'so S' ~. $50 nhb 7.15 81. W. @onr
a9s-9.aog 9. M. unb 81. ID. ""
- ~" m Sftetta9en = 600 g. m. unS
VI, VIC. Wpn allen anbern .aoifen r,.r %mv
Slt Sflefe 1auf benz &idtpeg Der Sraoer aho,'
wv. y. Y. Ban Netu. u W
, 1875-08-16
Sfen Gomp.,
go. 1000 Gars Strobe,
Nicbntpmo, Sa.

%. s. anigbt, Yraioent unb S9nsm.
&i9arD SrbD, gstrstGr.
9niparb 0reentree, 'Supsrintenbsnt.
Gieie @%slelidait Ysrferti3t teyt 81 YerI6iee
behe Nummern Dpa SpbDfeu, SO Nummern
bei5Dfen, 81 Nummern pph Stuer Crete.
unb mod Stels anpere Mr,itel bic in ibrer 2iuie
einldla9eu. MN e mint
, 1875-08-16

Baltimpre unb SbiD @tlenbabn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-20
Fast Trains for the Centennial,

The train that carried the New York and New
England merchants to Philadelphia, to SEQ how
the Centennial preparations were progressing,
made the run between the two cities in one hour
and forty-eight minutes. The distance 10 nine
ty-six miles, and the average rate of speed near
ly mile minute. It ia said that the Psnnsylva-
MIA Railroad Company design running express
trains at this speed between the two cities dur
ing the Centennial, but less rapid rate would
doubtless accomplish the object in view-nams-
ly, to make it practicable for the people Of New
York city to visit the Exposition and return the
same day. Another result, too, OF such quick
trains, the suggestion Of which has been freely
made to bring the cash out Of New York's pock-
ets will be that many foreign visitors will DOUBT
less stay at the New York hotels, and make o.
cAsional excursions over to the Exposition. This
will not benefit Philadelphia great deal, but -
it is evident that the hotel space in that
city is unequal to the accommodation Of any great
number of visitors, and is not now likely to DO
much increased, the relief from the dilemma
Afforded by New York's contiguity will be well
come rather than otherwise.
The rapid speed proposed seems ut drst Wow
somewhat dangerous, yet trains in England reg
ulary run as fast ~ forty to fifty miles an hour,
and some faster. The railroads there, however,
have one great advantage over ours, In not
crossing wagon roads at grade. They thus
avoid risks which we take, and their swift trains
arc safer
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-20
Married Wom en-. Property


The following act, amending the law Of 1873,
in relation to the property OF women. was passed
BY the recent Legislature
Be IL enacted &c, That the act entitled "An
act for the protection Of women" passed at Dow
or, April Q, 1873, be and the same is hereby
amended as follows Strike out the whole OF
Section l thereof, aud insert the following in
lieu thereof, viz:
SECTION l. That the real and personal proper
ty Of any married woman, which has been here
tofore acquired, is now held, or which she may
hereafter acquire in any manner whatsoever
from any person other than her husband, shall
be her sole and separate property, and the rents,
issues, and profits thereof shall not be subject
to the disposal Of her husband nor liable for his
debts.
SECTION g. That any executri1 or administra-
tix, being married woman shall have as full
power to act in such representative capacity as
though she was tene sole, and the fact OF mar
risge shall not give her husband any right to
participate in any manner in the management,
direction, and settlement of the estate of the
deceased, nor shall he be liable for any act or
default Of hers such executrix or admnistra-
trix unless he ia party to her bond as such.
SECTION 8. And be 1t further enacted That
where married women becomes q purchaser of
| real estate, she may secure the purchase money,
or part Of it, by recognizance, bond, mortgage OF
otherwise, IS single women may, and her hus-
band need not be q party nor consent to such act
of giving security, and in any case where it may
be proper for party to give bond with or with.
out warrant Of attorney, amarried women may dc
| the same provided, however, that in case OF
her entering into recognizancs, or giving bond
or mortgage. or making other contract for the
payment OF money, her husband shall not be
liable unless he be . party thereto.
| SECTION 4. Sec ion of this act shall be print.
ed in all future editions Of the laws of this State
~ Section Of the act entitled "An act for the
protection Of women" passed at Dover, April o
| 1870 nd If hjo apt hall ho al
as Aforesaid ~ Section 8 of the act heretofore
mentioned in this section, entitled " An act fol
the protection OF women"
| SECTION s. And be ii further enacted, That the
following words in the I'd and 50 lines of the 5tl
Section Of Chapter $50 OF the l4th Volume Of
the Laws be stricken out, viz With the writ
ten consent OF her husband giving under hi,
hand aud seal in the presence Of two witnesses.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-20
Educational Effort In Delaware.

10 tn Editor Of the Commercial.
"The COMMERCIAL advocates making Della
ware College the head, or in other words, the
hnishing institution Of common schools in the
State The Journal suggested tins idea two
years ago. and wasted considerable time and ink
on it. II tho COMMERCIAL can make anything
out Of Del. common school, God speed it."
In your edition Of Saturday, May 1st, see the
above extract from tho Sussex Journal al
though not preacher. it seems to me to be q
good test for talk on the subject of Education
aud improvement generally. The Journal seems
to infer that the making of anything good out
Of the common schools 10 . Utopian scheme.
would suggest that oil great improvements are
usually SLOW in being matured often laughed
1t - visionary, when first proposed.
seeing what has been done, why should we con-
slude that because Delaware has hsd poor sys.
tenn Of public schools, she 10 incapable of i'm
provement? Why not, il aware Of imperfec.
lions, strive to raise public opinion on the sub
been made by the appointments . State Super
intendent, and efforts are being made in differ
ont districts to raise the grades of schools does
it not seem fitting time to discuss the question
Of making the College, Is 1t should be, the head
of tho system2 The objection may be made we
can do nothing for two years to come, but if the
people, through the agency Of the press, discuss
the subject, and are led to SEQ the immense Ad-
vantage to be gained by q good system Of public
Schools may we not hope for action on the sub
ject At the next session of the Legislature or il
disappointed il the object is good and true, not
grow disheartened, but continue to discuss the
question and educate the people till some day in
{ the near future let us hope Delaware may have
. system Of public schools to which all can point
with pride. II Wilmington has grown from
"24O0 inhabitants and her "fourishing acade
my Of 40 80 scholars" to its present size, with
her splendid public and private schools, let III
| take courage and determine to bring the rest OF
the State to the same proud position.
| A FRIKND OF EDUCATION.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-20
The Eastern shore.

Henry HUT q oolorod preacher, died, last
week, near Snow Hill, leaving All estate which
il valued At 10000.
Court is in session at Snow Hill, but the
docket il very light.
A Masonic Temple is proposed at Crisfeld, to
cost %, 600. Baltimore architect 10 getting
up the plans. r-
80 many hotels cannot thrive with Local OPP
ton.
Some Of the mills at Salisbury make eleven
hours daily.
The Peninsular Farmer, Changers organ, has
been revived.
The catch Of fish on the Wicomico this seaon
has been - large or larger than usual The
number OF shad caught on the river has been
about one hundred and twenty thousand.
These were cuught by about three hundred per-
sons. The value Of the catch is estimated at
$4,000.
The mud machine is digging away in the Wi
comico, but another appropriation is needed for
the construction of dykes.
The dwelling At Pittsville, Wicomico county,
occupied by John W. Davis and John Tyor was
burned last week, and the store and dwelling OF
D. ]. Station were barely saved.
Five Of the persons whom the Grand Jury fol-
Cecil recommended for license are selling with.
out them Three Of these are III Elkton and
two in Chesapeake.
| Elkton has ventured on a coffee house.
The school levy in Cecil has been fixed at II
cents ON the 410U.
The contract for the erection of new public
school building in Ekton has been let to Rey
nols d Co.. Of Port Deposit, at 1882,
The farmers are using commercial manuref
freely this spring.
Asparagus shipments from the Peninsuls arc
liberal, with prices at %. so to $3.50 per dozer
| punches.
| W. Harris Legg's dwelling, on Kent Island
was burned, one day last week. The furniture
was saved.
! The body OF an unknown German Was picked
up on the Huntingfeld farm shore in the 5tl
district Of Kent county, last week, and buried
without recognition.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-20

HE cRAwIs IN THE BACK WINDOW AND 10 OVER
poWERED AND TIED-NKW CATTLE His HAPPY
HOME.
About g. 80 on Tuesday morning Barxilla Zane's
family, 716 Monroe street, aroused their neigh
bors BY loud screams. Mr.. Zane, who sleeps in
. back room, second story, yesterday put 4
thousand dollars in his bureau drawer, intend
ing to-day to place it in safer quarters. This
morning, at the hour named no awoke, thought
he heard mouse nibblirg in the bureau, but
presently made out the figure Of : man nibbling
The scamp had crawled in at the window by way
Of shed roof.
When Mr. Zane had rubbed his eyes open, he
moved on the enemy with promptitude. He
made one spring from his bed upon the bold
burglar, and violent scufile followed. They
fought their way into the front room, whore the
robber tried to throw himself from the second
story window. The screams Of Mr.. Zanes wife
and children soon brought relief from the
neighbors, young man named Mcclellan be.
ing the first to enter and hold the robber down
rope.
light was then struck and the fellows pock.
| eta emptied Of number Of wires, . bunch Of
skeleton keys, : number Of pawn tickets, . bur
| glars mask, &c. Intelligence was sent to the
police office when officer Whelan and other
came and took him into custody. He had Z
hearing this morning and Was forw arded prompt
| " to the Justice Mill at New Castle. He gives
| his name as Andrew johnson, but his real namt
place Philadelphia. It is stated that his motlel
formerly kept boarding house in this city. H,
must have known, apparently. of MI. Zane re
ceiving the $1,000, and also where it was put
but how he became acquainted with these fact
| ia mystery.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-20
THE WELCOME TO vICH-PRHsIDENT WILL
2OU.

There seems to be, in some quAst4rsy not . lit
tie itching and disturbance over the warm well
come accorded to Vice -Preaident Wilson, in the
South and West. That the people Of al parties
should greet him In the most friendly and en-
thusiastic manner, and everywhere Vie in attsu-
tions, social and public, to him, occasions dsoid-
cd symptoms Of disgust In spots. But we do
not see how this is to be helped Tho reoogni-
ton now given to Mr.. Wilson u . spontaneous
and candid expression of the popular feeling to-
ward him. Holding fast 10 sound principles Of
Union and Freedom, mono Of our statesmen has
more judicioua, sound, and liberal ideas concern
ing the whole country. Were he President We
should see such measures recommended and
such an administrative policy pursued ~ would
harmonize the county upon basis at once Just
and liberal. Tho safe men Of the Republic
would everywhere gather around him, ~ they
are now doing wherever he pauses in the great
States Of the Mississippi Valley. Whether it pleas
es or disgruntles people with schemes and in.
triguos in their heads, We suppose these demon.
STATIONS Of welcome will continue, and ws shall
rejoice to see them, thinking that few men bet
ter deserve such honor than Henry Wilson, and
| that they are . sign Of true and hearty spirit
Of union amongst our people, appropriate to the
fast approaching Centennial year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-20

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED, MONDAY EVENING, ny THE
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED MONDAY EVENING, BY THE
HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
A special meeting Of the Historical Society OF
Delaware WAS held last evening.
Hon. L. E. Wales Chairman of the commit
tee appointed at the last meeting, offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
adopted:
WHEREAS, Honorable Willard Hall, the fret
President OF this Society, has in the fnilness of
years departed this life, therefore be it
Resolced, That in the long and useful career
Of this eminent man, protracted beyond the or
binary limit Of human activity, and in his serene
and peaceful death, we recognize the providence
of that Divine Ruler, in whose existence he was
q devout believer and to whose government he
was constant and obedient servant.
RESOLVED, That we record with grateful salts
faction that he was one Of the founders and the
first presiding officer Of this Society. attending
regularly its meetings while his bodily strength
permitted, smanifesting in this % in many other
ways his uniform desire to aid and encourage all
means for the advancement OF moral and intel
lectual improvement
Resoloed, That in view of the numerous i'm
portant public positions which were filled by our
departed friend, and of his connection with Va
rious organizations for the promotion Of religi-
GUS and intellectual progress, and Of the valua-
sin all these relations, and also of the exemplary
| excellence of the man, it is proper that an Ap.
propriate and extended memoir OF him should
be prepared, and, for the accomplishment of this
object, that the Hon. Daniel NJ Bates be invited
| to make an address before this Society com.
| memorative of the Life and Character Of Viii
lard Hail."