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Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24
On itrdtfelig Storm.
@aitem 9alpoelem al 9ecos
rab nnoer TanO.
Gn Wasie Gienoom Ooelast.
@anse @enneifer | Tarc.
@ange Menneifer | Tarc.

~ bar I GtfermlDDd9 (SnSs
Sas) bapt ct iaa ftraffeliet upeir
Tom neppe Wanps Winbe bar mo.
truHet. Oct bar itprtre9net uas
fen nafbrnpt / cmtrent 8 timer,
Dog life iaalebes, at Der bar
Sare for a9er ps Gns, 'ialfalp
life ber / @arbeDen, fer 8loffen
balp Ter, ba Der fom Ell ftreffelia
Saalbpae. Oct b~esrnbte fsrit mep
Sa9l icm almiapelise 0ueas, men
iIuttere meD Ssftpffer % ct al
btsfe, bet iferfe ri iaa, oar 2!
2pmmer lanst % II 2omme /
5irfant. Oct er besparre at be-
frp9te, at llpeiret bar sjcrt ifrafs
feli9> Sfape paa SpeDeasrere.
Senere. Sr. 8. .. SVttsrs
fanpt / fin Sape en- Saslmasie,
Der par 4 CONNER lang, 2 Com.
mer breD ps naiten ligeiaa tpf.
S Wr. 8ep's "Sfplisbt" blsp 60
8lasruper fnufe; / &elfs fctps
graffe @aaeri 10 % / 4pams
DO. 16. Rc&ap talte II fneffebe
@uber / lit Saspinpu, men blsp
fiep, % ptl pente til @lasmetsren
.lenDer fin &e9ninS.
Senere. Solbers benpttepe
pmtalte Ssitpffe til "Sspun6 fcr
2re". GH-SjslpenbeD Mirtloms
mers.
81. IL Qiten.-0st bar itprtrssnst
nGitsn u%aibrubt / 8 Sinner.
Sorsbas Worsen 81. s.
Sor lille pafre 8p frsmpiier ibas ct
itrGffeli9tS fue. s Den eitrs 9sl al
8pen er bet neitsn umulist at fen.
De fig isien; aItiummsn sr ct iuIb.
fommsnt Soelessslissuerf. Sios.
fpaIfs % @i@rosr lisssr paa fine
Stsber / $ubsuis, 'o~me-ts,3 .,t
i 8eisn, iaa at ct uualioI u
fOmmie frem. Nef crbbcr que
eier, fra Wscbanic Gu. "a ueoo5e
bar mlitet baabe @ia gser % SIoe-
ipalfs, meosns Mnbre D. 2Utl. boDoC
MI bar fact me9et me, si6 Dt bc
bppsr. 81 beo enbnu fms moQtt
lloet ONT bpOr flor Sbsla9Qe.ien a,
ba man life 9oot tan fom ng ts4rei
for Seo. Boroitumpsr, e. 10.
Som Selse af &esnet sif "0,e Hal'
Opsr fine 8reboer % tos m 5s
Slbspalfs, uchnie, @larbsr % r.gr.
bpllfst ftupptse psb 8roerns, o. Or
plrfepe at Sanbet gift uboper De nere
laotlissenoe Sele. 3 8rosr fuloe
meo Strcmmsn. Saapiot hi DC
funnel flnoe 10 blsu @anbet bel
Wsdanlc Street 8roen iert NsYpet,
tbl @anoet Sif neltsn en- Soc opsr
Brosn. mebsns @anbitanosn bar Lap
iieosnIor. Com SelSe beraf gift @an.
BET noOpsr SIabsn % fDlbte i ct Sie.
blif aue &iGlosrs % be laptlisssnoe
$uis, iaalsbes at bet itss opsr 3 Sob
inosn man funbs faa tenbt Cps, %
Tolf blsp laa fOritremts, at be lite
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24
ST.. 3. anunpisa &aicss al
Gscofa6.y lit,t

Seq er bsmpnoisst TIKI
4eTcurtiOns' sldets" fra 3Sf
meo ben Gle SuIi til aus
poa Soma & Winusiotak OF
% Satota Ssrnbansr. $riSdB
% tiIbass oil bIius Den jnmnis
for ben enc Sci. IS
Yna Yrairis bu Chen etic5'
Ga Grosie % @Oribsru Afnss
oil Yriim bliue 5obrsoisesIe al
aImiuosIi9s.
Sor YubIitums Stplo ituIoSI
euits al Ss pilos iepns bette 81
iie go. al A0scornb. Soften. Il
6urbinStlisif.a
81. @nnis
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24

Mari. Ssa Raj iiaaet mia II aisrt
ale Gem. rem lite hlr "eSrrtrnmtui Nas
ienr' raa NJ eane. rrmrrtlcmms pad. Al
lta tan ilrf ilmmt mce en- @reiaisrdis A.
80 Cts. tpis man trtnlsr mte NJ Curlis
tdt, Filler ! Cellar. bris man life hr N
Tuglitai. Is. w. TahrnsWprih.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24


WaIer peb Mupn Yeosrien, Der DO.
ueo Msdanietrest, tos fit lille Barn,
inbipDbt | ct Sen9eteppe. lob nb al
Sprsn. men ba ban troeoe at fcm'
me paa Sortou9et. bar bette 9aast.
% Stremmen tos BAN % Barnet
neboper, os ban Ianoebe ueb en- Sten.
muir / Sens GbriitOferions Sape.
Mt BONNIE sftsr bpOrleoes 8anbet
/ fort Sib bapbe iteset troebe ban
ia heller lite Der iiffer, % faitebe
berfor Ssnesteppet op pao &aset
paa GbriitoHerions Stalo % treb
ieIp eftsr. boIosnbe Barnet 8anSerne,
% GbriitoHsrion bIep life Tibet for.
unbrst pa ban fom ND for at reooe
fine Seite, peb at bore Neoitri9 ira
9aset. Ytbeions Brooer bleu al
Stremmsn brepet neboper, % Ian.
beoe lise oper for Congregational
&irfen. Yeoeriens &Ons flap Iettsit,
TIL bun forblep | Suiet.. Geo. Sais.
let's nps Sus blsp iuin9st aIoeles
rnnot, iaalsoes at Sansiiosn NY itasr
til @uoen, iiteostfor iOm for 8rohtsn.
Ysbsr Nobsus StaIs, buori bar bans
8usei, sr saaet meb Stremm.n.
8u9slen bleu fnuit, men bans 9et
bar tilfelbisuis life biemme.
8o9binoer Sarisns nbe Sus er
ialct neiten Ousrenoe, iost 8ruuo.
mureu paa ben enc SIDE sr ubpalfst.
3arisn bar ltr9pet baarbt for at faa
zig ct Sus % tenfte aQsreoe paa Of
ilptte inb neite 9proag, men naa
fanife MI rius Suist NED isisn for
at iaa Bet / prbsntlig Stanb. Gilt
bans 9umber iamt leis Sg %
0inpusr rsiite meb Strrmmen, %
oct er panifeIist at pibe, bpormesst
bar fan faa tilbase. @runomursn
unber Ole Sofos's Sus er uopalfst
paa ben enc Sibe. Nlt bette er i
Med mic Strset.
Snose Cutters Stalo msb Ssit,
SO % @Osn for uiitso. Werfuerois
NOT fOm baaoe 9siten % &oen los
% lucmmehs nifnhte ilnnn. hsls
&aibinston Strest fra Sspotst til
8roen, belle flower Broadway" fra
&snoIina til MeMaitsrs, belle @atsr
Street fra 8roen til 8. Sspsrions
5us, % belle Wain Street fra @aib.
inston Strset til WcMabons 5us
sr @isrosr % SioewaIfs aIbeIss
ebelo9ts, os manseS taIbs % "Smaa.
bule" bar tiloels ta9et Slusten os
tiloels blot ipinest libt paa Jig.
Set 9us paa Main Strset, pso
Chen at "0rp &un", tilberenbs
Mr. 3Oben, % iom bebOeoes At
Sla9tsr &ebsr, er iporlsit ferioun.
ben, % Oct @erits er, at man life
ensona fan hnos 3omten isisn
Mrs. @sbsr par aIsne / 9uist meo
ct liost Barn, = Manoen er / Gbi.
caso, % ba bun mertsbs, at
|anbet Tom IND paa @uIpst, itenste
bun rig inbe / Senseperslist; bun
trosbe, at Snist aQereoe bespnbte at
i1tte iig, men Sersn bIsb ipren9t
J. % bun bIsu truftst I'D -
faga / betiss for at unbsaa en-
g Sob.
FGst, bsr 8pss msb Camille bori
laen / s. Sanions Sus,
Os enebe psp at 8ancet itsr.
ttoe Irl | ct MI itob be | 8anb
no en- alien GO irsIits mso 500
Yep It; tbi Set bar iaa mprft
man Ea funpe ie busrfsn Sere
8iro Gn Of Bsboerne iloa
Il 8iE,g ,porpee ban far zig
neai Set Dor ct igrse.
@Dn 3ss at ie Sr. Mp9ss
fuIo, @anb, % bpor
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24

Sr. >. 8. Slion er ubneput
til pctmeiter pep @aibinstcn.
Yrairte g. .. iifsbetfor 3. g.
Somes, Der bar taset Nfiteo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24

at 2ampsn faIbt neb. ioet Snlst al
Isrebe bar bsepnbt at bepese ii9'
SUN hf mso flor N%nitreneelie Scr
meme obsnpaa % Nae bIeue rebosos.
Sun bar ioasmor9ss psb eoot Su'
mer nstop af @lebe ouer at Bcr'
meme bar rebbst, % bun fortalte os.
lat bun lite trosoe fine esne Sine,
men taIte Bernsne to @an9e. form.
ben bun tunbe tro, at bun bauos
benz Ollie. s. 8. Solberg anilaar
lit Sab til meIem 6 a 800 Dollars.
|@runomuren unbsr bans npe SuS
Ter aIb.Iss eb,lust, belle bans imnffe
Sape sr raaiponeret, % Here al bans
.nbbuie, FAINT SibsrpaIf % Senee bar
tas.t Mfiteb. 8. 3. &uitao bar
miitet @ierbs. Sibewalt. Sommsr.
tipffsn, Stalb % andre pore Be.
fpemm.Ii9bsbsr. Sabelmaser Ole
@issr sr minus @iaros, SiospaIt,
Beofur off,, nisosns bans Stalo blot
bar ipinsst liot paa fig. Ole Mnoerion
bar faast en- Stalb % noaIe Smaa.
buie mere emo ban bebeper. 90.
Sans Slion. 8. SadluiB bar Sntet
tabt, men bsrimob iaast ct Har "9ar.
loabs" al Sirepalf, Sercs % @se.
Sans imuffe Sape blsp itpst ram.
ponerst % bans 8iHlosr ipIot msb
@ano. 8unbtmaSsr SEQ. Slsion
miitsbs 8sncs, npbnie. 90 Ff lin al1I.
Der fyttt-msh @auo. bpOri ban ban.
DC Climb til Spbsparins til en- Scr
ei Of 200 Dollars, Ut MO
SernbanetrGttst er snnife Oprspet
ira SscOrab til Tbiltsrpius. Suor.
Ieoss bet f~Orsiisn sr msIlem Der %
Gonopsr pibss life nlse 8sitemtbeo,
men marae 8roer os en- bel Sel af
SSeffst ffdl pere papitst no. iaa at
Sranst ianoipnlisois life fan saa
paa en- usss Sio.
@i oil life foriess paa at aniIaa
Den belle Sfabs. Der bIsp siort i 90.
bet al en- Slime, ira 81. II til ],
men ben CT ubpre, % bet oil tass
tung, lang SID, irtsen Dor pasrs
fan faa lit iorriss lloissnos.
Ser fnoss tnapt ct oroentlist Sra,
8lomitsr life at tGnfe paa, -.
Der buor 8anbst bar eaast opsr, %
bet Ssle bar ct triit lloicenbe. @or.
Bsrstnins ON lllDffsn sr fun Ell
8refosl, men hi ifal life foris9s at
beifripe Den nrrmere, ialiaIe life
Saauiot hi uso, sr intst
Wsnns lfelin 9aaet tabt.
Ser sr rimslisui5 paa 8runb al
Stormen fOrsialot mango llIptfsr
cmtrin9, men si bar life bsgt
snbnu. gaser Saniehs Some
beri 8Dsn bIeu isaaraitss iaa bsbr.
oct al ct spnilas. at bun miiteos
Welst, men fOm zig isien. SaIu.
celen al Narpe SIisn Ylaoisns Sus,
WaoiiOn Som nibip, lfal bore ilaast
lso al Stormsn, lissleoss Cling
"Barn" % "8ransrp', Stsnsr
"Barn" % Maie Oalss
Ruritsnsbpsnins. SSaaraitss 81.
,ntr. IL falot belle Den n%orblise Ses
ii Saniorps 9iperp.S table beri Bpen
ID. itie. iaamsSet paa @runb al
men fOrbi at Samss SUIT.
Der ifaI bpsss psb Chen al,
,apoe unbersrauet Wuren, % &e9nen
,iaIp rimeIispis til at grape no Sor.
seu. 80 R%srionsr, iom bapbe lin
Ssn9 ouenpaa i BET enc $ierne, falot
.i9s NED / Stenreien. % Den gne,
Ben. Nielien, blep ilsmt beiiaoiset /
o9 BET enc Sen, mebens Den
bIep Iissenoe melsm Sens.
'leosrne % bar aloslss uifabt.
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Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24

Die :. Screiier rsiite raa Ct
'Seiss til @rrss fcrlspsn 1irsras.
gam pil flnile Fire trrte ct aars
Slb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24

AR. g. Rorebcuie bar lsiet
'Scuitpn Soule" | Galmar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24
Metup ii Der

Hitchcocks New and Conn Ana
lysis of the Bible. sSnas krknee
Yericn fan web at lr3s estt& uris:
lase at faa SnstrAf afs tets} nc. af
allie DC @9rtsr, Der cuibane0 Fitettn
or bet umulist at lnne ne ptr Mn]
maale is msb Or. Hitdeol tPt Sql
gen or en- fulehsnsis sS6tJl FsrtM&
til at iiuhere Sibsnkt9 9
cen fan man lattsf ~srHS1s9N
baaee | BET samV tN tdntTHe;
@i bar bort renfse @sa Sal fatt az
Self icm Bar lGii Zen igies2I scs rem
or en- praat;s @eiteSsr fcy 6ty iGlst
Sibslcn meS Gftermfe!< asager
fale ppre yGiere at BhV nsms
Examination, rs 9 EEksmatE sItsf, esT
Waaee nj bar bsrtpkn rniteles fast9
siii Snoen ansreAaa pm tI,t tHr
Grsmplar. @ep. Gtcrt0EH
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tiger 9enns ssa ey
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pa for en- @anss Sfnlp ~ III
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gpsen CT / beti6de i@
@Grf, bpilfet p,aAs KS
fra en- ViscnlfSb40xKN ~ III
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Scmes Gireus nj femme Der
iii gpen / geapncelieu al Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24
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Mrs. Rratr~t
Siterman fiett
.. n. 6ris,s Stritsre tai
2,4o0 Gcaarss Scis man
Sfcmassr AGsia Eat
Got, trOrpsRGE pase
nelmaseritrp fdr l69
lars. Sang aaf iffS s
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24

. corub SailiQl ~
@irtiombss f6inL NtanY
sspibr. sfOldt sasdY
Ssiitsrmiusa tli MN
mrrtiombeo: sts
Ter bar laa manga ktsn1 10Et WF
sr,dsnricsss feras qa'
bapoe Snitituftf 2tfpsr, MAJ
@runnsn tsh Sge
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oct al 9er,rss d spbleVrd th
Mnore eno fin oltE e1as
mani Sr. 8. $jel a6ia'
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Mr. grttrnpse sar
ret RsrliH 81 ,ci,sns
earerne req geTrnt SnA
for inpernresnG
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-24

Sr. 5. W Siby
fctas GmistdR.fnhH !, Al
hsne os #
% tab rs sixa ntN ppue NaR1
cm, at De tonl< eaa a sier
scFripelS M
fan erbrloe tpFHe sel ~l
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

President Grant turns tho scales at 1877
pounds.
--I.obort Burns statue will soon be erected in
Glasgow.
The Palace Hotel at San Frnicisc, ia already
full walters.
Governor Kellogg, of LouisiiDn. has return
ed to his home in New Orleans.
Mountains of isinglasH. worth dollar per
pound, s the newest Black Hills attraction.
Utica has set all hor tramps Mt work, and
now there ID nothing for the nativesto do.
Darwin now says that all mon were once
plants. There arc still great many small pota-
toes.
dinals Manning and Cullen before lie returns to
New York.
lieutenant General Sheridan has returned
improved health.
to Europe. Her principal dependence now il the
legacy from her fathers estate.
Mrs. Secretary Robson Lost a one thousand
dollar camels hair shawl in Baltimore the other
day. 1t has been returned to her.
S-Nrs Ellen j. Foster was admitted to the
practice OF the law in the Supreme Conrt, at
Dubuque Iowa, Wednesday, the first honor Of
the kind accorded to any lady in that State.
Tho first volume of Mr.. Bryant's "IIstory
OF tho United States" ID about ready for pnbliea-
tion. Tho poet has the assistance OF Mr.. Sidney
Howard Gay in tho preparation of tho work.
---,Jefferson Clyno, who lives near Wythovllo
Va, ii only three feot six nches high in his
boots, which are No. lis He ID seventy years
old, weighed twelve pounds at his birll,an now
weighs forty-seven pounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
The Fate OF Threc Banks.

ASHORE AT THE AUCKLAND IsLANDs-BoARDED AT
NIGHT by oANNIBALs-oSLY ONE SURVIVOR.
Capt. Brewer returned to 20 ;toh, day or o
with him information of the Boston barks .Je,o-
ess and Boston and an English bark which sailed
from New South Wales. in the direction of the
Auckland Island, year ago last February and
from which no tidings have been received. At
one of the ports at which lie stopped he had
fallen in with sarlor, or some one who knew
him, who purported to be the sole survivor OF
the three crews.
The vessels, he eaid, had become becalmed in
the vicinity of the Aucklan. Islands, and laid
there together several days. They were board
ed at night by cannibals, who came in large
numbers overpOwered the crews, plr1ndered the
ships, and scuttled them. The men were car
ried prisoners to the shore, and furnished food
for a horrible feast of Their captOrs. No par
uicuars of the fight, or of tho survivors, escape,
were obtained, but tho facts are pretty we'll all-
thenticated, and the long absence of the vessels
furnishes good ground for believing thar tho
story may be true.
The survivor was ono of the crew of the Jew-
ess, and he is said to haye related that the sur
prise was complete, the vessels being some dis
tance from land, and no signs OF enemies hav-
ing been seen. The usual precauton,
taken when ship is becalmed in
tho vicinity of land Inhabited by sava-
ges, is to drive sharp nails, placed
closely together through boards which are
placed over the decks and fastened firmly down,
leaving tho sharp iron points sticking up. 1t Is
step upon the deck, and they are shot of at lei
sure. This precaution was not taken on board
the Jewess, the survivor SAID because no danger
was suspected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
SECOND EDITION.
'rhe sscries', l.Ouu Feature,

soME FURTHER FACTS IN REGARD TO THE WHINING
TON LoAN-uow THE FIRST sEnIEs ARE TO GET
THEIR MONEY.
Our article of Wednesday might have added,
properly, some further facts in regard to the
series feature in tho Loan Association, and es-
pecially in reference to the Wilmington Loan
The amount due,in cash, to the first series stock
holders in that Association, is as stated from
Si5, 600 to s50,000. They cali get their money,
thoughnot Immediately, by the ordinary method
of withdrawal, according to the bylaws. THIS
means has been provided in all Loans, and will
be available here, tho only trouble being that it
will not work rapidly and pay off tho first SCR
les holders 20 promptly as il now desirable.
Another important fact in this connection is
that the adoption il tho seres plan has " run
ont" tho Association several months sooner
than woud have otherwise been tho case. Not
less than years payments have been saved to
tho old stockholders in this way. Farther, they
will receive six per cont. on the amounts now
due them, 10 long as they romain unpaid, and
many will probably be satisfied to leave thoir
money lie ar an investment No difficulty ia ap
pretended in the Wilmington, in arranging with
the first series stockholders in satisfactory
manner. aud tho holding Of general meeting
will doubtless effect an equitable arrangement
AZ to Tho order in which those who desire to
withdraw may do 80.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
----
sons or Temperance.

ELECTION AND INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS OTHER
BUSINESS.
| Tho Grand Division, $. of T., of Delaware,
| reconvoned az o'clock, yesterday afternoon,
when the following officers were elected for the
onsung year
q. w. P.-Jaboz IIodson.
G.. w. A.-George l.. Larson.
q. Sd. H. Baylis.
G. T.-Joel V. Greeuman.
@. &c. T.Maxwe.
&. Chap.-John Chandler.
q. S.-Geo. c. Byram.
Trustees-Georgo McCauley, Joseph IL Green
man, Xpchariah Pickels.
Resolutions instructing tho Grand Division
Officers to pay official Visits to all subordinate
Divisions monthly, also recommending subordi-
nate Divisions to hold social monthly meetings,
and instrlctng past officers to visit the Division
to which they are attached, were adopted,
Recommendations to the subordinate Divisions
to abolish tho beneficial feature of the Order,
except for funeral benefits, were adopted.
committee was appointed to make arrange
ments for grand temperance Entertainment
for tho benefit of tho Grand Division.
The Grand Division having takon recess I'M
til tho adjournment of Wilmington DIVISION,
which held meeting in the evening, tho Grand
Officers elected in tho afternoon were installed,
and appropriate addresses made by the q. W.
L. elect, and several other members.
The following standing committees were ap-
pointed
On Finance ce-Zachariah Pickles, s. N. Fogg,
George McCauley
On Appeals-S Hersey, Samuel Hazlett Jas.
9. picLels, Joseph II. Gfeenman, II. B. Melon
nell.
On Laws. II. puhl, Robort McCauley, j..
IL. Babcock
On Crod9ntas-J r.. Daylis, C. II, Gallagher,
joel V. Greenman.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
The Teachers nj rIiddIeto.vn.
OPENING OF THE INsrITuTE-sEvERAL ADDREsAf
SUPERINTENDENT GROVES PREsIDINd.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.

OPENING OF THE INsrITuTE-sFvERAL ADDBEssfs
--suPEDISTENDENT GROVES PRIsIDINu.
Correspondence Of tie Commercial.
MIDDLETowN, Oct. 20,
The Teachers Institute, being the first for
Now Castle county, opened yesterday, three
sessions being held in the Town Hall. About
sixty of the teachers in the employ OF tho State
School Board were present. There are in the
county something over hundred. Superinien.
dent Groves is presiding, with IL. shaiploigh
and Sadie Ely as Secretaries.
After music and prayer which preceded al
the sessions, Superintendent Groves delivered
an interesting address in which he set forth the
necessity for and object of schools, and urged
greater zeal in their behalf Remarks by Prof.
Purnel, of Delaware College and Rev. ]. A.
Stone, Of Newark concluded the morning ses-
sion.
In the afternoon, Prof. Punell, Superinten-
dent Harlan of Wilmington, Prof. Woodruff OF
Penna., and Prof. l.. b. Jones of tine Mddletown
Academy intelligenty discussed the best incen-
tives to study, and the subject was reserved for
further consideration. One other subject, pro-
pounded by a teacher, i'll relation to the proTer
punishment of child was discussed by Messis.
Mote, Jno. Stevens Il. s. Stevens and Mr. Wood
ruff, when adjeui nment was made to evening.
In tho evening Prof. Purnell made an earnest
plea for common schools, after which Mr., Sharp
leigh recited n comic selection, and Prof Wood
run made ''Educaton" the theme of a very able
address,
The sessions will be continued to-day and to-
morrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
FOURTH EDITION.
The Maryland Campaign.

WAKEFIELD RIGHTFULTY ELECTED MAYOR OF BhLT1-
MORE BY A MAJORITY GREATER THAN THAT GIVEN
TO LATRoBE--THE REFoRMERs NOT DIsCoUR-
AGED.
BALTIMORE, Oct 9-The interest in the mu-
nicipal election continues nnabated. Each hour
increases the volume Of the frauds perpetrated
by the Ring, now that an effort is being made to
find them all out and some of them are very
barefaced and shameful. Warfieds friends are
more than ever confident in their belief of his
election, and are gathering material upon which
to make II conclusive and successful contest OF
the election in the Courts
The American. of this morning, says that par
ticulars were obtained yesterday which are con-
elusive that Latrobos ridiculous majority was
only secured by fraud and rnfanism. AT the
best estimate we can mako now, it ia quito cor
tain that at least three Thousand seformers were
disfrancsed by the Judges of. -:Election
appointed by tho Police Board i'm slavish
obedience TO the d eta ion of the
Ring. Add to this deficit equal number
Of illegal votes poled by conniyance of the same
medium, and we calculate that Mr. Wariieds
rightful majority is several hundreds larger than
that which ID credited to Mr.. Latrobe.
Meanwhile, there il no Encouragement among
Rsformers they arc rather disposed to make a
moro strenuous and bittor fight on account of
the occurrences OF Wednesday, An Indignation
meeting is called for to morrow evening at Mary
land Institute, and an effort will be made to col
lect further data of the wrongs perpetrated at
tho election, the executive committee having
designated places for the reception of such in
formation. The State campaign will be fought
more determinedly than WAS the municipal.
A reform mass meeting was held at Cumber-
land, in the Western part of the State, last
night, which was the largest gathering ever held
there. Great enthusiasm prevailed, and the
friends OF Reform are confident.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
Ease BalI.

DEFEAT or THE QuICKaTEPs At READING OTHER
NOTES OF GAMES PAST AND FUTURE,
Tho Quickstops. who wont up to iseading yes
tortiay, to play gamo with tho Actives, were
defeated by a score of ten to four. Mr.. Eng
lisll. of Philadelphia, umpirod tho game. Heavy
batting oil the part of the Actves gave them
another victory, although, it is said, our club
folded we'll
The Quickstep club returned from Reading
this morning, reaching Wilmin ton at noon.
Tho Archer club defeated the Shibe, yesterday,
by score of TO 4,
To omorrow afternoon the Quickstep benefit
will be given them on their own grounds, when
they will play game with tho Philadelphia
Archer. There shonld be large turnout of
the friends of the Quickstep club. The game
will no doubt be very close one, as the Arclers
are fine players.
In Philadelphia, yesterday, the Athletics beat
the st. Louis, . to 8.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
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Political Notes.

Tho majority against Sam Cary for Lieutenant
Governor of Ohio ia very nearly ten thousand
9,963 lie was the worst beaten man on the
Democratic ticket.
We see it stated that Senator Bayard was
elected a member of Tammany Hail. in New
York, last Friday evening. This Id not Il partic-
ularly encouraging timo, we should say, for him
to go into that wlgwam for John kelly's chan
ces OF autocratlc rule look slim, but he WAS
quite ready to go down and assure the Mary
land Ring that he took an unusually deep inter
est i'll their SUGGEST this year, perhaps he ii
willing TO wear the honors (D put upon lin by
lammany.
Vice President Wilson thinks the Massachu-
setts Republican party has not boon 30 united
aud harmonious as now for years.
The Boston Evening Transcript says, tho elec-
ton of Hon. A. III. Rice, as Governor OF Massa-
clllisetts is foregone conclusion, and that no
combination or series of combinations can pro-
duce his defeat.
well known Western politician says of the
Iowa Senatorship that General Belknap is pro-
badly the most prominent candidate for the SEN
ate; that his friends have much the best organ
lzation, and that it il understood that the Presi-
lent ID for him. Other strong candidates arc MIR.
lrlce McCrary, Governor Krkwood and Ex-
senator Harlan.
What makes the Democratic statesmen no shy
pt pennsylvania Coy. Hendricks made ono
speech and started Immediately for home again.
doy. Allen had long list of engagements in the
state but made only one speech-at Pittsburg,
ON Monday evening-and then left for homo ~
last as he could go.
80 close contest in Baltimore indicates that
MIR. Carroll and the rest Of the Democratic State
ticket are in imminent peril of being beaten on
next Tuesday. Maryland is too great and noble
state to be under Democratic rule. We hope
to see her throw Off the yoke Phiiadelphia IN
INuer.
The Lebanon CTennessee) Herald has been
tilere and knows how it is 1t says Z" More
than once, during period Of four years, moi
now necessary to particularize, we paid 800 tC
Sloo for pair Of boots. You SEQ " the volume
OF currency was equal to the necessities Of trade