Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12
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" occupies large space III the London
uewsp ,pers. Ei7 reception by the
Italians was very cordial.
Miss LILLE STovER, a granddaugh-
ter of andy Johnson, aud the one who !
was with him when he was stricken :
down with TIL" paralysis that ended his |
life, was marie d last week to Thomas !
Maloney, a promising yonDg lawyer !
of Greeneville, Tenn.
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE in rep'y to |
an invitation to the Balaklava banquet |
writes: Il regret that it is impossible |
for me to accept 1t, as [ have been for
years entirely prisoner to my room
from illness and overwork, which work
still do. thank God"
VALMAsEDA has received good marr
reinforcements lately. with which to-
keep his end of Cuba. Ellis end Of
Cuba" means Havana ard about h If
the island lying next to it. He makes
no progress what yer towards euppres-
sing the rebellion, and the end seems
farther off now than any time in SIX
years,
MOODY and Sankey's Efforts to raise
religious furore in b ookiyn have
so far failed. They had better COM
mence by converting Beeci,er and Ill
| ton, if by so doing the plan # sa'va-
! ton would not be exhausted 1t would
take aabout enough SUPP y # grace 10
do six weeks protre cttAd NEE iii & to
save these sheep.
The reception by Bombay of the
Prince of Wales, was everything tie
heart Of Queen Victoria cou.L wish
Two hundred thousand people lined
the sidewalks AID house-t"ps. she
cannon roared, torch;ights biaztd, the
Grandees OF India, intending twenty
Indian Princes, we!cun.ed the Itoyal
scion of the great wo1nsr who i now
upon the British throne.
Col. CHAPMAN declares Il bas plel-
~ OF evidence TO convict all the meu
endicted by the grand july il St. Louis,
for frauds in whiskey. Among the
true bills returned is or. a5-.IuSf o.
vile Grant brother of tho President,
aud Gen. BabcOck, palticujaC friend
ot I. 5. Grant, a part ar L, fort Is
20 be made to save these two worthless
from the Penlt4ntiary.
IT is Tot pleasant to hear that Mo d y
md Sankey have got out an liju, eliot
so prevent another party from priut-
irg and circulating their hymns. II
the hymns arc calculated to do good
to the sinner, they shou d rather vel
come their multiD ication, whosoever
might undertake the task. The iuiD-
lug of the business Of selling hy mn
books to that of saFing souls is not
seemIy.
A SUIT is IN progress in New York {"
decide the most mercIfui manner Of
killing hoGs. The SUIT is brought
against Mr.. Berghs Animal society hy
IA hog butcher, who complains that the
society interferes with his business
Mr., Bergh charges that TIE plaintiff >
system IS to pass a chain round hind
leg Of a hog, run it mp sharply at the
fisk of dislocat'ng its leg, and ctusing
unnecessary pain, cutting it, throat
and throwing 1t Into the scai3ing Va t
before fairly dead. The case has not
yet been 4, cldea.
THE DEM cratic victory III Ms IS
sippi was the most sweeping political
revolution size tie war. Therc was
nothing left of the Radical party Y
/ c'rt q f"w spa ned carpet baggers
holding over. 10 the South tt.ia WAS
far moe III p"rtaDt than the c.rrying
! If Pennsylvania AID It few r., z Il,
h:rak Hnrsh western States 1t only
utw romans to roust the ka.i:c us ON
South Carolina aud Louislana IN ord L
70 make the Sonth soiid!y and impreg-
,.s 7'y Drarociatic Lei The y late! co.
!, -of tE.,e.- St t. lt.,in - i.s-ou
ii wi~,;. 10 tc"m Nh i p,i- III V
mrk-- 80 comp! Omi .; 5oey make 10
'Gs."u; Trey Put cut s.raigiIt tcHets :;
Il. V clos ii II II door pf business Oh
e.cctiun day and maze detelmin d
effort 20 win, aud won
DR.. Il Hunter NJ Giire sends to the
R'chnlosI Di't at,:h ii long account Of
''Stonewail' Jackso1's last words :
'Ahont haif-past l lie was It'd thst lie
lad but two hours to live, aud swer-
ei aga!n feb: V brit firm Y, Very good,
]; Ia all right A few moments 1t fore,
he died he cried ont in his deiirIum.
Ordtl A. z. H |, to prepare for &C.
tlOD Pass TIE infantry to tlr frurt
rapidly! Fell Maj. Hawks then
stopped, leaving the sente, &c urtnieh-
ed. Presently smile OF int # t, e
s~e etness spread Itself over his pale
f""e ard then he SAID quietly, ard
With en- expression rs if If relief. Let
lis cross over the river aud rest undf r
the shade of the trees, ana then with
out pain or the least struggle. his epir-
1t p,,ased''
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