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The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
WASHINGTON.
NEWS FROM THE CAl'I7'AL
Smith Rises t. Explain.

WASHINGTON, Oct. T. Commissioner
Smith furnishes the following statement in
relation to the charges in Mr.. Nordhof's s
letter. The trouble with the Palla Indians
in San Diego County, California, does not
arise from any interference by the Depart
ment, as charged by Mr.. Ncrdhof, but
rather from want of interference. The De-
partment Of the Interior has endeavored
most earnestly, for two years past, to secure
possession to the Indians, of the lands
which they have always occupied, and from
which they are now being driven. The ap-
preparations frequently asked for this pur-
pose have not been granted by Congress and
what has now happened the two or three
hundred Indians is likely to come any day
upon four to six thousand of the Mission
Indians of Lower California. Their trouble
is radical, consisting in the fact that in their
transfer to the United States by Mexico they
lost all rights and received none in return.
These rights the Department has sought
diligently to obtain bu. they can only be con-
ferrcd by Congress.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
ONE CENT.
E. Churches, between whom considerable
rivalry is said to have existed for some

| E. Churches, between whom considerable
rivalry is said to have existed for some
| time.
In politics, this city is decidedly Demo
cratic, giving, with the assistance of the
Hundred, at the last election, majority Of
upwards of three hundred and fifty. In
fact, the Republicans, even with the assis-
tance of their co'crcd allies, are so Lope-
lessly in the minor.iy, that for number Of
years past they Lave declined to make
ticket at the little, or Hundred, aud town
elections--contenting themselves with try
ing TO get up a compromise or mixed
ticket, when they would occasionally get
some Of Their party elected. This same
game was tried at the city election last
spring, but was a signal failure, the mass Of
Democrats refusing in any shape to recog-
nize the ticket formed, as whole, although
l believe some of the candidates on that
ticket, on account of their being also on the
regular Democratic ticket, were elected.
More OF political matters at some future
time. MoKE ANON.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
OUR CITY FATHERS,
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL LAST EVENING
ROUTINE OF BUSINESS.

PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL LAST EVENING
| ROUTINE OF BUSINESS.
City Council held regular meeting in
Odd Fellows Hall, last evening. President
Lichtenstein in the chair.
Favorable reports By the Street Com
mttee, on petition for sidewalks on Elm
street, between Jackson and Adams; for the
extension Of water pipes along Lowering
Avenue to st. James church; on petition
of Caesar A. Rodney complaining of the loss
of his water supply, making provision to
restore it by laying galvanized pipe and
other pipe to the amount of $3.50.
The contract for furnishing coal to public
buildings was awarded to Geo. w. Bush IL
Son; for gas fixtures, to Gawthropc T. Bros.
S215; for heaters, to H. F. Pickles, $179. IS.
The Law Committee reported the ordi-
nance in relation to the harbor, which
abolishes the fees allowed the harbor master,
but which is not collected. The ordinance
was read.
The City Treasurer reported balance in
bank of $l06,77O 26.
The Street Committee reported A. men
and 12 carts employed, with a pay roll of
s414 GO.
The Water Department, 1895 men and
C3 carts, with pay roll of 1865 %.
Petitions were read as follows and re-
ferred For crossing at Ninth and Jefferson
and guttering east side of Jefferson in same
locality by j. P. Herdman from Jno. G..
Baker and others for continuation of sewer
Of Sixth street to the Christiana River
Jno. L. Weaver offered himself as candi-
date for the position Of fire watch petit
tion from Adam Grubb and others COM
planning of the condition of the road bed
on Vandever avenue also petition from
Jessup & Moore upon the same subject.
When the regular business of Council had
been concluded last evening, that body pro-
ceeded to the nomination and election of
Chief Engineer of the Water Works.
Mr.. McIntire arose and stated that he had
received the nomination by his party cauc,
for the position, but that he pleased the in
terest of the city before his own private ad- |
and that as there appeared to be |
decided opposition to himself he had resign
ed and placed in nomination Mr.. P. w.
Ferry, Democrat of the first water.
Mr.. McMinamin nominated Mr.. Daniel !
Farra, (Dem.) and Mr.. Jones nominated
Samuel Candy (Rep). The first ballot re-
suited as follows: Ferry two votes, Farra
nine votes, Canby ten votes, but as major
ity Of members present could elect, after
some filibustering and motions to adjourn
to various times, twelve ballots were taken,
resulting as the first.
At quarter to ten q motion of Mr..
Paynter to take recess of two hours, pre-
vailed.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
OUR NEIGHBOR CITY.

SOMETHING OF THE SCHOOLS IN NEW
CASTLE-OF THE SCHOOL BILL AND WIG
ARE THE TEACNERs-CNrRCHEs AMI
| POLITICS.
CITY OF New CASTLE, Oct. 7, 1915.
| The school bill is very similar to that OF
your city; and, unlike the charter, named
the first Boarl Of Education, which consist
ed of the following gentlemen, viz: DR.. G..
7. Maxwell, William T. Lane, William Her
bert, J. NJ. Houseman, A. J. Brown, E.
Challenger, E. Connolly, A. NJ. Hizar, and
NJ. NJ. Cleavcr-n!ne in all, which, for a
city of the size of this, were considered by G
number of citizens, about four too many,
but they were named in the BILL and the
matter could not be remeded. AS soon as
1t became law, these gentlemen met and
organized by elccting DR.. Maxwell prcsi-
dent, and John NJ. Houseman secretary
The trustees had Withdrawn their support
from the schools in March, and they were
closed the last Of that month, and as the
new board was some time in getting in
working order, it was not till June 1st tha.
they were reopened, and they are now again
in full operation with The following corps Of
teachers: A. A. Meadcr, formerly of
Chester, principal; Miss T. A. Dusenbery,
first assistant; Miss - Brown, second
assistant; Miss r. Challenger, third ass;s-
tsnt; Miss Smith, fourth asais. ant: and Miss
Janvier, fifth assistant The schools are in
two buildings, known as the Institute and
Academy, on the square containing the
court house, prison, and the Episcopal
Church. There are now, We are informed,
three hundred and fifty scholars in atten-
dance; the schools being divided into gram
mar, secondary and primary departments,
and consist of both sexes, which is very un-
popular with some Of our ctizc.s.
There are four churches here: Catholic,
Rev. Mr.. Kelly. pastor; Episconslan. te,.
G. Spencer, pastor; Presbylc.i.u, Rev. j. b.
Spottswood, DID, pastor: and Methodist
Rev. J. B. Mann, pastor. In
point Of numbers the congregations are
about equal, but in wealth, the Episcopa-
lians are generally conceded to exceed any
one Of the rest. There are also two A. N.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
Hne GOrhAln Failure.

~. A" lohk, Oct. 7.-Regarding the fail
m. ~ 'onn Gorham, the following state
'"s''' '" mas been made by the treasurer of the
ma 'pany, who is now stopping at the Ire
ca", house: "The personal paper of Jno.
H., r"alf, OF Providence, president of the
Nv, Y.''sin Manufacturing Company, went to
hu u'es' IN this city on the 5th inst. His
n,' o'e is occasioned by large real estate
H. rs'a''ons in New York and Boston, and
~ way impairs or effects the credit or
w. 'l's OF the Gorham Manufacturing
croa.iy pany or any member of it. Their
NV, s''' is undoubted and the resources of tie
+ pSny are amply sufficient to maintain
80 "lgh reputation.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08

The Sussex farmers are shipping sweet
potatoes by the Lewes steamers and clear
$l.4O per barrel on them.
Senator Salisbury intends fitting up the
property which he has recently purchased,
situated on the Dover green, as an office for
the Delduaredn.
A boy drove through Smyrna about two
weeks ago on his way to Princess Anne,
Somerset county, Md. He had driven from
Danbury, Connecticut. He went to see his
grandmother there and she gave him q
horse, buggy and harness. He rode all the
way home in it, nearly $50 miles, accom-
plishing the journey leisurely in IN days.
He is the son of DR.. Chapman, of Princess
Anne.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
wac On the West Coast Of Africa.

LONDON, Oct. 7.-The Times to-day has
the following:-War has commenced at
Cape Palmss between Liberia and the
Aboricines, under the command of several
educated natives.
There was some fighting on the 18th of
September, in which fifty were killed and
eight wounded, The Liberian Government
has despatched troops from Monrovia to
the scene of action, and a great battle is
daily expected.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
coxDcNSED TELEGEAMs.

rhe failure of John Gorham, President
!, ,hc Gorham Manufacturing Company
p,ovidence, Rhode Island, was ccasioned
extensive specu'ations in real estate.
rho application Of the Western Union
r.,erraph Company to restrain the At.
b.n,c @ A, d Pacific Company from putting
rive, on the poles along the Chicago and
p,duc ii Railroad, has been denied.
4 Moog & Co., wholesale grocers, of
MONTGOMERY, Ala, have failed, liabilities
klooo0o; assct', $l5o,oHo.
The missionaries headed by President
h1orl;us aJout to take their leave Tor the
Galls will hold farewell services in Chicago
this morning.
Gu:sseppi Tr"nj:. convicted in New
Eork in July last Of the murder Of
Giovanni Martelli, was yesterday sentenced
Ia State Prison for life.
The tro.ting at Prospect Park, Brook
1rn was postponed yesterday, the track
b2rs 100 heavy.
Now that it has been agreed in New
York to build the Rapid Transit road, they
arc looking after the capital to do it with.
The Convent on of the Chief Engineers
Of the Fire Departments OF the United
States was continued in New York yes
t,rlav.
The money article in the New York
Posi- Of Yesterday says the money market
ha, begun to harden, which means to
,;shten, as their is but little confidence in
the future and new enterprises are but
little entered into.
The cd Board Of Directors were re-clec-
I'd at meeting of the Amo.keag, Stark,
Manchester and Langdon manufacturing
companies at Manchester, n. H., yesterday.
The Rapid Transit company in n. York,
will fix the capital stock of the road at
100000.
Mr.. Cohen, manager of the National
Telegraph company, organized in San Fran
cisco, is in New York.
The liabilities O. John Golham, the
wealthy silverware manufacturer, Of Prov
idence, who has just failed, are said to be
S;C0,O00.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
The Kis>issipDi Riots.

MEMPHIS, Oct. Especial from Friar's
Point says General Chalmers continued
pursuit Of negroes on Tuesday to Schufords-
vile. Frank Scott (whitc) was fatally
wounded by negroes on Tuesday. A squad
of calvery under Capt. Burk charged on ne
groes, killing 3,wounding and capturing3.
Fighting is repeated at Major Alcorn's
place, 12 miles from Friar's Point. A caval-
nv force will be sent to Jamestown.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
The Weather To-day.

For Me Middle and Eastern States higher
pressure, cooler, clear or partly cloudy weatAcr
wah Northrsster'y uinds and possibly .frosts
IN and North Of Pennsylvania. For the Lakes
stationary or rising barometer, Norhrcst to
Soutsuea uinds, cool and partly CLOUDY uea-
NNtr dnd occasional rain.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
The Knsurge tents offered General Am.
neSty.

LONDON, Oct. 7.-The Porte, acting un-
der advice of England, has concluded not to
accept any further interference in the
Herzegovina troubles. The insurgents
hrve been offered general amnesty if they
will lay down their arms.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
Strong Evidence.

erS'ooK, N. H. Oct., 7th.-The evidence
against Drew the man, who is held on sus-
grlon of being implicated in the outrage
'la murder of Josie Langmede is growing
Stronger. Il is understood the authorities
WILL take him to Concord State prison to
prevent lynching.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
Alfonso Makes Don Carlos an offer
1t is Refused-War to the End.

LONDON, Oct. "A despatch from Bay
onne states that King Alfonso has offered
to Don Carlos an ample annuity, payable
from the royal cxchequer with rank and the
title Of an infanta if lie will cease the war.
The offer has been refused by Don Carlos,
who has intimated his determination to con-
tinuc the war to the end.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08

Arthur Chambers, the champion light
weight. is now Oh trial in Philadclphia
CHARGED with the larceny of $4,000 from an
Lh,.is., gentleman who visited his saloon.
\ special holiday will be given at Della
ware College t)-day, so that the students
those agricu.t lral heings-can attend the
last day of the Middlctown fair.
The Massachusetts Labor Reformers talk
OF nominating Wendell Phillips for Gov-
ernor.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
Lord Derby's Speech.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7.-Lord Derry deliver
ed speech in this city to-day to large au-
dience. He said that, notwithstanding, the
recent assurances of pacific settlement of
the Chinese difficulty it was still unsettled
and liable at any time to break out afreshP I
He referred to the troubles in Turkey and
said that he expected a speedy extinction Of
the instruction.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
PILSONaI-

Major John d. Kelley, of New York, wlo
has recently received from the Pope the
honor Of the Grand Cross of Knight Com
mander Of the Order of st. Gregory the
Great, is brother Of Father Kelly, at New
Castle in this state, aud Of Hon. Anthony
Kelley, WHO lectures here October 25.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
Financial Exhibit.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 1.-THE following is
the financial exhibit Of the Treasury at the
close of business to day Currency, $685.
297 50; special deposit of certificates of de-
post, s61 900; coin, sco,259,005 81; in
Guiding coin certificates, s12 300 out
standing legal tenders, 1878 ,941 ,124.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
Application 4 Denied.

0n'cAco, Oct. 7th.-The application
~ .'aue ny the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
" ", restrain the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
WI, 1'' from erecting line of wires upon the
~ r,''s u the Chicago and Paducah Railroad
MED.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
"Hunt!nstOn Bank Robbar.

un... nn.N.chHUEG, Va, Oct. 7.-Officcrs from
bers ~ loh' Va, with one of the bank rob.
no,.' VIA. was captured at Knoxville, Tenn,
Tho ". through this city this morning.
his ~ .''ef had forty-fve hundred dollars in
the officers. "'A WHICH ne tried to 'ribe
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
SiDey Acquitted

V+EARFlELD, Pa, Oct 7.-The verdict in
,uc sIney-Parks case was delivered to-day.
'.uey was acquitted and Parks was con-
"'.eu on two counts for unlawful assembly
and conspiracy.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
-tCCTETNT At TIE DipCT.

Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock, as
Rozie Kitchens, an employee Of the p. w.
& B. to rln shifting engine, while in the
act of coupling cars at the depot, had four
fingers taken of at the second Joint.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
Circular Suspended.

LONDON, Oct THE operations of the
circular recently issued respecting the sur
render Of fugitive slaves from English ves-
sells has been suspended by the Board Of
Admiralty.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08

Tile Telegraphic Dispatches are Furnished to
The Iorning Herald, BY the american Press
association, over the atlantic and Pacific
MUaphic Cos apires.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
A"e Days Of Chivalry Returning

MONTREAL, Oct. 1.-Two French gentle
men, named Des George and Roust, left
Ne'e on Monday and fought a duel with
'"ofos, near Ogdensburg. Roust was badly
Wy Lot dangerously wounded.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
FLASHES OVER THE CABLE.
The Government Unable 10 Redeem
its Bonds.

LONDON, Oct. IA despatch received
here this morning from Constantinople says
that the Turkish government has announc-
ell It's inability to redeem the government
bonds, but offers to compromise by the
payment of half in cash and half in new five
per cent. bonds.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08
4 SET.lNEE -lSSiJE T.
4 MAN SHOT IN TIE FACE IN BRANDY
VINE HUNDRED, WEDNESDAY.

On Wednesday night as james Haughey,
a pratical farmer, residing in Brandywine
Hundred was sanding in the porch at the
front of his house, he was approached by
man named James Dixon, the latter DIS
charging pistol into Hau-hy's face and in
Eicting dangerous wound Dixon made
off at once. He is a man of disreputable
character, but it is impossible to surlnise as
to what led him to his brutal act.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08

The EishND Of BreslaU DePssed.
BERLIN, Oct. 7.-The Ecclesiastical Coul
has dcposcd the Bishop Of Breslau.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08

SOMETHING OF THE SCHOOLS IN NEW
CAsTLE-OF THE SCHOOL BILL AND WHO
ARE TIE TEACNERs-CuuRCHEs AND
The Morning herald., 1875-10-08

The heats were alternated,
First race was for purse Of $3.50; first
$40; second, $40; third, s25; fourth, s15. 8
in s to harness and open to all horses with
No better record than $50. There were
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

sceks no nlunder IL causes no disturbance In society;
yes no trouble 10 statesmen; IL enters into no secret
association n needs no tradesunou to protect IFS inter
ests II coniemplates violence; il subvers no order
IL envies no dignity; il accepts no gilt, nor asks any
favor il keeps no terms with the idle and IL vi" preak
no faith with the industrious" Among the foreruhner
of this movement, Mr.. Holy yoake assigns prominent
place 10 Thomas Carlyle Though n " grim pfcachef'
his "strong screcch" is not one OF despair put
incentive The modern increased regard Tor the
manual laborer has been greatly owing to
his "manlv and contagious indignation" Car
lyle created captains of industry who thought OF
couity and honor az well gan The narrative oi the
various efforts for the organization Of industry on CO.
opelTtiyc principles although showing no examples o
consummae success, and often rehcarsing methchoS
tale of aspiration inadequate TO accomplishments can
scarcely be read without profound interest III relaes
the career Of of enthusiasm, ana Oh energy n"'
always Of nigh cultivaon but always OF high purpose
who generously devoted themselves to the promuisaoh
Of organic industrial principles, which promise power
without displacement, and prosperity without IcNol"
ton 10 the people of England" No school of thinkers IN
modern times whether in Europe or America M h"iy
oake anirms has inspired SO many Of the working
class or SO great a variety OF the educated class
The seed they have cast upon the waters has brought
forth wonderful fruit. Their school has grown, their
ideas have extended their influence is augmented with
each successive year. They have taught the people the
new doctrine Of sefhelp ana preached industrial emii
clpaon without molcsting the peaceful or nurng the
crests of any class In the diffusion of Their IDEAS II
not In the realization Of their plans they have won VIC
tories of peace mot less renowned than those OF war;
Their influence in recent times Will be fully treated
in the next volume which Will he waited Tor Win lu
patience by many readers.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
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