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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
FOURTH EnITION.
Sailed for souuh America.

DEPARTURE OF THE NEW IRON STEAMER, FRANcrA
ELENA.
The now iron steamer Erdncia Elena, built by
Pusoy, Jones q Co., for the Company National,
Of South America, sailed this morning, about
1915. Capt. Smith, who has been
in Wilmington several months experimenting
the construction Of the boat, was in command.
AS she withdrew from the wharf saluteB were
fired from small cannons over either bow. The
steamer was also decorated with numerous
South American flags. Quite a number of peo-
pie witnessed her departure from the wharf, and
her passage through Third street bridge attract
ed a mum ber of persons TO that point.
The Frdnctd Elena il IL stern wheel steamer
156 feet long on deck, 80 feet in beam and @
feet 3 inches in depth over the cross floors. She
has two main engines with cylinders "a inches
in diameter and feet stroke, with poppet
valves. There are also three other engines for
pumping and lifting purposes. Steam IL gener-
ated in i've tlue boilers. All the workmanship
on the steamer has been carefully executed
and the Francid Elena will be a valuable addi-
ton to the South American fleet which Pusey
Jones ~ Co. have sent to those waters. Her
wheel lis about 81 feet in diameter, with about 30
feet face. She was built for both freight and
passenger PURPOSES having accommodations for
from 25 TO 80 persons, and all her appointments
are well arranged and thorough.
The route South will be through the canals as
far AZ possible, the desire being to avoid the
cspes. Several Wilmingtonians, friends Of Capt
Smith, will go as far with him as Norfolk, when
they will return.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
The Loan Associations.

RESOLUTION ooNDEMSrSa CERTAIN METHODS OF
MORTGAGE AssIaNMENT.
1t is found in some of the Loan Associations
that parties who have first mortgage, nearly
paid off, Qor example, an original mortgage Of
$1,000, in an Association having few months to
run, would be in reality only lein of say 800
or s2OO,) have been procuring additional loans
from other Associations, by showing this state
of facts and then, it has sometimes bappene-
that the first mortgage instead of being paid ont
and being ''satsiied," has been sold at Its full
amount to other parties and transferred to
them by the Loan Association holding it, thus
putting the Association which made the add-
tional loan in bad situation.
To confer in regard to this and other matters
of interest to the Loan Association meeting of
officers representing sixteen out Of the twenty
two organized on this city was held at Joshua
Mars's office yesterday afternoon, and the fol
lowing resolutions unanimously adopted =
Res0lced That we recommend to the several
Loan Associations of the city the adoption of a
rHle that hereafter no mortgage or other obliga-
ton of record shall be transferred or assigned,
without the consent Of all parties interested in
the property covered and said consent shall be
obtained in writing Of said parties, before ma
king said transfer or assignment, Prouttied that
this rule shall only apply to moatgages original
ly given to Loan Association, and not to those
assigned as collateral security.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Delaware CAY.
THE LONG wIsuEp-FoR TRADE IN COAL ABOUT r
COMMENCE.

the LONG wIsuEp-FoR TRADE IN COAL ABOUT TO
COMMENCE.
Mr. j. l.. Saddlor. superintendent Of tho Sus-
quehanna Coal Co. at Havre de Grace, has re-
moved to Delaware City for tho purpose OF su-
porntending the shipping of coal from that
place. The wharves of tho Pennsylyanis Rail-
road Company have bean cleared of the old coal
tcautes, and in theirplaces twelve horse power
engine has boon located which ia to operate fonr
derricks for hosting coal. The coal will DO
brought on canal boats through the Delaware
and Chesapeake canal until the canal ia closed
by ice, after which it will be brought ovor the
Pennsylvania Railroad to pomeroy and from
thence to Delaware City over the r. ~. ID. Rail
road.
The dredging machine has been at work for
some time past cleaning out the dock, and now
there will be no difficulty in ordinary shipping
anchoriug alongside the wharves. The first
cargo of coal by canal boats is expected to.mor-
row (Thursdsy,) and $500 tons are already on
gagged for shipment to tho East. This enter
prise s giving an impulse to business and en-
ployment to the laborers Of Delaware City, whom
Mr.. Saddler employs before any others. Mr.
saddler expects to ship 20, 900 tons of coal dur
ing the winter. and he thinks that next season
the shipments may reach $4,000 tons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
kOSyn.

DETAILS OF THE vorE-aENERAL KEpuDLEcAs
GAlSs IN LEGISLATURE.
Bg Telegraph 10 the Commercial
DEs MONIES, Oct. 13.
Special dispatches received up to o'clock, A..
NJ, indicate Republican majority OF 10000 at
least, and a steady Republican gain in the Legis-
ture.
Special dispatches sent at midnight show Re-
publican gains OF representative in Clark conn
ty, one in Fremont county, two in Mahsska
county, one in Poweshiek county and one in
Benton.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13-2, A. Nj.
Returns from Iowa up to this hour show Re-
publican victories in nearly every county, i'll
most cases very considerable Republican gains.
A large vote has been polled, and the local tick
cts are badly scratched in a number OF places.
Gov. Kirkwood is elected by large majority,
and the Legislature will have an increased num-
nor OF Republican members.
TIPToN, IOWA, Ost. 13-l.20, A. M.
The Democrats gained in this township. Cedar
county, over last year, hundred votes.
Returns at IL 80 indicate that Marshall county
gives 100 Republican majority about the usual
result.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Fatal Accident at clayton.

ROLAND H. DAY RUN OVER AND KILLED BY THE
CARS
Roland b. Day, residing at 405 Lombard
street. this city, was run over by a passenger
car at Clayton, this morning, and sustained in
juries which have since terminated fatally. He
left Wilmington on the Delaware R. Il. train
South at o. 25 on business for the Railroad Com
pany
As the train withdrew from the Clayton depot
Mr.. Day was riding In the rear car, which is al
ways ont of at that place. He had evidently
forgotten this fact, but it suddenly flashing upon
his mind he rushed out upon the front plat
form after the car had been uncoupled
and undertook to jump upon the rear platform
of the next car which was seemingly only few
feet away. The distance, however, was greater
than lie imagined, and instead Of landing on the
platform he fell to the ground between the two
cars. The following car was, of course, almost
Immediately upon him, and before it's headway
could be checked, or he get out Of its way the
wheels of the forward truck had passed over
him, mangling his right leg, dislocating one
hip and iphicting injuries to his back.
Word was at once dispatched to this city, and
DR.. Kane was sent down to Clayton on a special
train which left this depot at IL. IT, When the
DIR. reached Clayton Mr., Day was in dying con-
dtion, which fact he teegraphed back to the
Delaware II. r. Office The body will be brought
up IN the special train in advance of the regular
afternoon passenger train, this AFTERNOON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
FIRST EDITION.
The Elections Yesterday.

GENE Al RErui1ioAH nUoCEssEa IN ONO, IOWA,
NEBRASKA, AID NEw JERSEY.
Tho Ohio returns Indicate tho election Of the
Republican State ticket by from 5000 to 10, 000
Sam Cary beirg teaton worse than this. The
Legislature il in doubt, but probably remains
Democratic.
The returns from Iowa Indicate Republican
gain of about fifteen per cent. since .last year,
and tho majority for Knkwood, the Republican
candidate for Governor, is estimated ut 30, 600.
ln Nebraska, tho returns report Republican
mn jorties only.
The election in Newark N, j., resulted in tho
choice OF Henry j. Yates, Republican, FOR Mayor,
by 339O majority, n gain of over $500 since 1873.
The Republicans elected l3 Of the Is Aldermen,
aud the next Council will stand 10 Ropuhlicana
to II Democrats.
LARGE REPUBLICAN, GAISs IN CuYAHoGA COUNTY
AND GENERALLY THROUGHOUT THg nEeEKvE--
THE RFrunTIcAN MAJJRiTY IN The HEsERvE Es-
TIMAIED AT $1,000.
SpeeMl Dispatch 10 The NcC FORK Tiples.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 12.-The present advices
show heavy and uniform gains throughout the
Western Reserve, except in Warren and Yonngs-
town, where there is All aggregate gain OF about
boO FOR Allen. Nine wards ard townshlps
OF Cleveland and Cuvahoga county give
Republican gain OF 1900 over the vote
of 1873. Hayes majority in the
and townships yet to hear from Cnyahoga
County is good for 5000 lepublcan majority, IA
gain OF 2, 100 over Noyes in 1873. There is great
excitement in the city to-dight over the returns.
The Republicans here arc confident that the
Western Reserve will give majority for Hayes
above $4,000, and that the Republican and DEM
ocratlc gains in the remainder of the State will
be nearly balanced. Appearances are that the
entire Cuyahoga Comfy Republican ticket il
elected by from four thousand to five thousand
majority.
MIDNIGHT IN COMMUNICATING DEMOCRATS GIVE IT
Up-rHE QUESTION ONLY ONE OF MAJORITY.
Special Disptteh 10 Tho .NeiO FORK tribune.
CoLUMBu5 Oct. IL Tho Democratic head
quarters are nearly deserted, and the few who
ltmain give up the content, except the plucky
Chairman, who says that he has not lost hope
although 1t looks very bad for Allen. The City
Hall is crowded with jubilnt Republicans. The
over 1000 ahead, with a large part Of the Wee
heavy gains in Cincinnati. Allen continues to
gain hero and there, especially in tho north
west and IN the Democratic counties in the cen
tral part of the State, but on every batch OF re-
turns tbose gains are moro than off set, 50 that
whom the balance is struck ttore ID always net
gain for Hayes.
The manufacturing towns are nearly all in, but
there are great many benighted back country
precincts to come in yet. and nearly all of them
will give Allen lift. do not therefore think
it safe to count on over 5000 majority for
Hayes. although many Republicans insist that
he will have from 10, 600 to 15.000. 1t is now
certain that he il elected, and the question il
only ono Of majority.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
A Compromise Probably Effected.

CHARLES SMITH Bald TO HAVE BEEN AGREED ON by
THE DEMOCRATS FoR THE WATER ENdINEERsuIp
Mr.. FARRELLs PROPOSITION.
Another attempt will be made by Council, this
evening, to elect Chief Engneer OF tho Water
Works to succeed Mr. Hyde. An election is
possible to night. Prior to and since the last
adjournment negotiations for compromise have
been in progress, and it il believed that COM
promise candidate has been agreed upon. One
report names Charles Smith, carpenter resi-
ding in the 7th ward, as the man. At all events,
whether there has been compromise effected
or not, there has evidently been u softening
down of the cross purposes Of the MEMBERS and
an ad djlstment of the difficulties is not now I'M
possible.
Mr.. Farrell informs ua that rumor has done
him an injustice in her stories about the sub
initial of the names of nne compromise candi-
dates to him for acceptance, all of whom he had
declined. This, he says. ID not true. IIo, how
ever, claims the authorship of the proposition of
compromise printed in the Herald. on Monday
last wherein it ia suggested the whole subject
be referred to others for arbitrament.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

The bost way to keep voters from scratch
ing u ticket is to put on it candidates who don't
ch
--Pecuating conductors in New lo.k carry a
false alarm punch under their waistcoats. IL
strikes but docs not record.
The colored Odd Fellows of the United
States and Canada have just held thair tllirtieth
annual convention at louisville.
Prince Bismarh recently prosecuted in per-
son washepwoman who had spoken with con-
tumely of him in a beer saloon at Konigsburg.
Theodore Tilton would doubtless feel insul-
ted if ANYBODY asked him to play Claude to Ten
they might give
Miss Emily Parker, the English champion
lady swimmer, is coming to this country pro-
OCCASIONALLY and will exhibit at the variety
theatres in large glass tank, as Johnson.
Robert Heller, the well.known sleight of
hand performer and musician, 70 popul al
here ten years ago, is about to return from
England and resume his " drawng-room enter
tainments
The Empress Eugeuie is said to have re-
Gently asked Marshal MacaIahon to be allowed
to pass twenty,four hours at Paris in tho
strictest incogHito. She is said to have received
categorical refusal.
Tho Butte (Cal) Mercury tells Of a flock of
sheep beng brought down from the
mountains and turned into a wheat field Over
100 head died i'll one night from eating wheat
and drinking water. The wheat swelled to such
all extent that the stomach was completely
torn apart.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
'I,nf Red MEMS HALL pRolenr.-

INF RED MEMS HALL PRoJECT.-J. A. Bond
real estate agent, has been appointed agent to
secure subscriptions for the erection of the con-
Iemplated Red Mems Hall in this city. As a
means OF reaching the public he has prepared
circular, which sets forth the character of the
building and the probable revenues which will
arse from it when completed. The building is
To be ID by 100 feet. and four stories in height;
tllo lrst of which is designed for stores, the
el'd Tor lecture room and two offices, the third
Tor reading room and the fourth for society
rooms, The basement il also designed for bus
mess purposes. The total revenue winch it is
believed Will arise from the rental of this build
lNS IL stated at $3.50. 1t is proposed to MAKE
twenty-five months. from which we gathor that
tho shares are S25 each. kThere have al
ready been subscribed 545 shares representing
Sh',SoO, of which $1,000 have already been paid
~ ~ Joshua Maris ls President of the Red Mems
iiall Co., ii. Il. Dure, Vice President George O.
Maris Secretary, and Geo. s. Capelle, Treasurer
Inc revenue estimate in detail is as follows {:
stores IN basement. 800. each first story, 2
stores, $3.50 each, and Offices $3.50 each /;
second story, public hall, used say two nights
week. or 100 in year, at $50. each time, and
eiHces ut $50 third story. large reading room
@ i'r one OF lodges, without charge fourth story,
'o'iSe rooms, at $50 each for 10 lodges.
f. 'poh THIS showing the circular says it is be-
.,eNed the estimate of revenue is low, in view of
lnu present scarcity OF good Lodge or Society
.oolis, and the dernand for Hall with a seating
'"Imclty OF from 800 to 600 for Lectures and
other public entertainments, and that tho re-
efnts will pay all expenses, and from to 10 per
'elt TO stockholders on their Investments i'm
interest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
By Telegraph to the Commercial
Later Returns.

oHIo-BEPUBLIcAN MAJoBITIEs IN HAMILTON
COUNTY.
CINCINNATI, Oct IS.
Seventy-one out of eighty-five precints in
Hamilton county give Hayes a majority Of 9O8,
and sixty-one precincts give Young, Republican
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, a majority
over Samuel Cary, (Dem.) of 2,800.
HAYES MAJORITY IN HAMILTON COUNTY 800.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IS.
The fourth ward first precinct, gives Allen
majority of 726, Democratic gain.
The Republicans elect their members OF the
Legislature by an average majority of 1000.
1t is estimated that Hayes majority in this
county will reach 1900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
rhe delaware s.o,noopa,hs.

AjNuAL MEETING OF THE STATE MEDICAL aocIETy
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Tho State Homeopathic Medical Society held
ia annual session in this city, yesterday after
noon. Vice-prosident Gttinger presided in tho
absence of President Lukens.
After the regular order of business had been
Transacted the reports OF the secretary and
treasurer was road, representing the condition
of the society to be good, financially and in all
other respects.
reports were received from the Bureaus of
Obstetrics and Materia Medica, which were dis.
cnssod after which the annual election took
place with the following result
President, L. kittenger.
Vice President, j. Il. Tantum.
Corresponding Secretary O. IL. Lawton.
Secretary and Treasurer, J. M. Curtis
Chairman Board of Censors, A. r. Shaw.
The annual address of tho President was de-
fefred until the January meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

,an... :" Mitchell, Republican member of the
wr,t".i i''ila Legislature from Montgomery, has
new ' Ca,a,ter letter strongly favoring the proposed
nosea to,, holding tho convention. Tie Constitil-
prro, vaheh m as WHOLE he says, is mot only a
by az. movement upon the old one, but admira-
sts,c ,cN'l'ea to the wants and necessities CT the
tho oWth"suely, II. l., clergyman married couple
awsy 'aep ane night, received his fee and sent them
ter, III" ""lrpafently satisfied, but day or two af.
mnrI, 70 pay more, as the woman had turned oul
.u W., better than he expected.
bit ltoi hss papers report that Commodore Van ler
900 On ,ns slsifucted his agents to purchase 81,
city. vi productive real estate in that
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Rase ball,

THE GAME To-MoRRow-LoCAL AND GENERAL
NOTES.
At the Quicksteps grounds tomorrow after
noon the Quicksteps will play the Doerr Club,
of Philadelphia. On Saturday, tho Philadelphia,
professionally club will come down to try con-
clusions with the Quicksteps.
The Philadelphias play the Actives, at Read
ing, to-day.
The New York Clipper will publish the follow
ing challenge issued by Manager Fleishman
"irhe Active Base Ball Club, of Reading, having
vanquished all the leading amateur clubs OF
Pennsylvania, are desrous OF playing the Fly
Always of New York, or any other leading club, a
game for the championship of the two States,
and would hereby challenge them to play al
Philadelphla, date to suit them"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
H=as==a
SoctStieS.
ManrIs,ia rr1a EVEN MI

Hope Lodge No. q, ]. 0. o. f., at Odd Fell
lows Hall 3rl and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. OF T., in tho
McClay Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, of True
Tomplars, Mt McClarys Hall.
delaware Council No, 2, o, U. A. NJ, at Me-
clanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. o. OF G. f., Nicola
lyS Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of p, at Knights
Of l'ytliias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 10, X. of r., at Silver's
Building, 5l1 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, I. o. Il. NJ, at Rcd
MONS Han, 4l5 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

LOOK OUT FOR THE pIzEN This is the time
for gathering autumn leaves, and niary lovers
of the beautiful have been for u fortnight re-
curing the bright treasures of the forests. We
hear, however, OF several cases in this city,
where persons have been severely "polsoned,"
by the woll-known vine whose leaves are 20
irritating to the skin, in some instances the
harm being done, apparently, by simply sort
ing over leaves, amongst which those of tho poi
son vine had accidentally been placed. The
poisoning lis ascribed, by some, to variety of
wild sumac
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
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Milford.
MERCANTILE MATTERs-REeUME OF BUIIDISd oP-
EBATIoNs-TowN TALK, 40.
f0rrespOnlcncr Of The COu1usrcilL

MERCANTILE MATTERs-REeCME OF BUII.DISd oP
EBATIoNs-TowN TALK, 40.
Correspondence of the Commercial.
MILFORD. Del, Oct. II.
Onr merchants are nov laying in their fall
stock OF goods. Some changes in the mercan
tile business will soon be made hore, MIR.
James II. Deputy expects to open large lot of
goods, this week. in the large brick store-house
ON Walnut street
The large double brick house of Dr. Clark, on
Front St, will be finished in few days. Mr.. j.
T. Belts is building II large two story dwelling
on Walnut St, and Mr.. Robert Griffith will com
inence II large dwelling, this week, on the Fred
erica road, at the outer edge Of this town. Work
is still going on at the Methodist church. The
plastoring will be commenced this week, and
every effort viii be made TO complete the work
as soon as possible. Tho baptist church will al
soon be ready for dedication. The new AL
don fruit drying honse is raised and inclosed.
and the tin roof III being put on, this week. and
IN n fow days Will be re tdy to resume work.
Some other repa ring makes some little change
in the looks of our town.
Mrs Ourtis Nlnyard. who was thrown from
her carriage and severely hurt is still lying in
critical condition, but there are hopes of her
recovery.
On next Wednesday night, the Chapel Sunday
School will celebrate their S.h anniversary.
Rov. ID. q. Rdgway, or Laurel, is expected to
he PRESENT. aud good time is generally expect
cd
Next Friday night, Rev. A, d. Davis is OK
pectsd TO deliver temperance address under
the auspices of the Good Templars.
Dayd Lank has not been able to get his yes
sci out OF the creek yet
The farmers arc sowing large quantity of
grain.
The peaches have played out.
Base ball still RACES FRANK.