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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
DeYastaulon at Newark.
TREES UPRooTED AND PROPERTY DESTROYED
FRUIT BLOWN OFF, &c.
Special to the Commercial

TREES UPRoorED AND PROPERTY DESTROYED
FRUIT BLOWN OFF, &c.
Special to the Commercial
NEWARK, DEL, Sept. 18.-One Of the
most terrible storms ever known here COM
menced on Saturday evening, and continued
all yesterday and last night, the wind blow
ing perfect hurricane. A number of our
citizens have trees torn up roots and all.
The willows appear to be the most uproot-
ed, and those by and near Nonantum paper
mill Of Curtis & Brother are blown across
the public road. j. q. Watson, Geo. W.
Williams, F. A. Curtis Miss Motheran and
Cloud Pierson have been among the un-
fortunate in losing trees. Mrs. Miles blew
over, striking the kitchen and wood shed,
crushing its way through, doing much dam
age to the building, but fortunately injuring
none of the inmates, more than giving them
a terrible fright. Broken limbs are scat
tered in every direction, Very few Of our
citizens escaped some injury to their pro-
perty.
The news from the country, this morn
ing, is fruit blown off the trees, trees blown
down in large numbers, fences in some
places a complete wreck, corn that was not
cut laid flat, and the cut and shocked blown
in all directions. An immense amount of
small damage has been done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
Retween the TWO nays.

In Wicomico the crop of chestnuts prom
ises to be enormous.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
tion of the Eastern Shore district meets at
Salisbury to- morrow.
Humphrey Richardson is newly-arrived
guest at Snow Hill jail. Taking possession
of house belonging to L. NJ. Dashiell, of
Tony Tank mills, in Wicomico, is Hum
phrey's offence.
The remains of Bishop Stone, who for
eight years was Bishop Of the diocese of
Maryland, (P. E. church. and who dying
1888. was inferred in a family burying
ground near Salisbury, have been removed
by a committee OF the Diocese Convention
to the Parsons Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18

property Of every kind, has been small
Warner Co. luckily escaped damage to a
large amount OF cotton which had been
stored on the first floor of the ware house,
it having been removed before the storm
came.
The wind, in its career, was by no means
lenient. 1t seemed to carry everything be-
fore it, bringing destruction to trees, roofs,
awnings, and everything that stood in its
pathway. Blowing from the east, it had a
broader sweep at the city, than the wind Of
last spring, and although perhaps not so
strong, was quite as disastrous, particularly
in the uprooting of trees and tearing away
roofs, &c. The iron roof covering the ven-
tilator of the Mccullough Iron Works, at
the foot o. Seventh street, was torn from
its fastenings and thrown across the rail-
road. AT Front and Poplar, large
shade tree was uprooted and blown to the
ground. Two more in 9Th street below
Church suffered the same fate; and one at
9TH and Locust was partially blown down.
In Church street below 9th, large pine
shade tree lies prostrated. The Epworth
tent, at 10th and Church. used for holding
the recent camp meetings, fell victim to
the elements, and now flaps idly about upon
the ground. On Orange street, below Wa
ter, two large willow trees succumbed to
the blast, and are now waiting the wood
Auah dAOs AIOuS HI6llCu btI60b dDONo
18th, and also at 14th and French. several
trees have been blown down; and at 18th
and Market very large one was torn up
with such fury that portion of the curb
stone was thrown out of place. In the
| Brandywine Creek though the water was
high, it did not break over the banks. or
cause much inconvenience. At the mills it
did not reach.the first floor, and no damage
was apprehended. fine old elm tree
which had stood, perhaps for a century,
near the head gates of the mill race, few
steps from Market street, was uprooted.
The causeway between here and New
Castle, for some distance, was this MORN
| ing stream OF water, much to the disgust
and inconvenience Of pedestrians. Two
trees on Third street, near Walnut, and one
on Walnut in front of Asbury Church, be-
sides several in the graveyard, now occupy
horizontal positions. huge willow tree
on Sixth street, near the Delaware Bank,
was blown down. and two others, at Third
and Shipley, suffered like fate, but they
being small, have already been replanted.
The report in morning paper to the ef-
| feet that schooner had been run into at
the mouth of the Christiana, yesterday af-
ternoon, and sunk, seems 10 be without
foundation. The captain of the schooner
Il A. Carer says he arrived at the mouth
Of the creek yesterday about noon, and
there we're no vessels in sight Of him sunk
nor did any of them lose man, and he has
been there ever since.
Special services will be continued il
| GraOa ohurch evarv avaDinp tbiE walk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
Republican Nomination.

THE COUNTY TICKET coAIPLETED-THE WILL
MINaToN NOMINATIONS MADE ON sATUR-
DAY.
The Republican nomination election, on
Saturday, for candidates for the Legislature,
Levy Court, and Assessors for Wilmington,
was conducted with considerable spirit in
some of the Wards, while in others light
vote was polled, and in the First Ward, ow-
ing to some misunderstanding as to who
should hold the election, no polls we're
opened. Though there " ere opposing can
didates for all the offices named, the elec-
ton passed off quietly and harmoniously,
with the following result
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18

The trial OF ex-Secretary Belknap on the
criminal Indictment, for accepting money in
connection with the Fort Sill tradership.
will not take place until December. In the
meantime Mr.. Belknap will remove to his
former home in Iowa.
1t is claimed that Seryia has obtained
sixty Thousand muskets and several mitrail-
leuses from Prussia. The Servians also
report having gained victory over Turk.
ish force on the river Drina.
Past Assistant Paymaster John Breese,
United States Navy, is missing, and it ia
feared he has been robbed and murdered
He left st Louis, Mo, on August 7, for his
home in Newport. r. 1.
William NJ. Tweed, and William Hunt,
who was arrested with the great Tammany
chieftain, will on Thursday next, be
placed on board ship at Corunna and sent
TO Cuba as prisoners.
The London Times intimates that in the
peace propositions to be off cred to Servia,
Turkey, Notwithstanding her naughty atui-
tude, must yield to the flal judgment of
the great powers.
All the ship. of the North Atlantic squad
ron are at onoe to be thoroughly fumigated,
10 order to guard them, as far as possible.
against the iusdious approaches Of yellow
fever.
Attorney General Taft has gone to Long
Branch for the purpose of consulting with
President Grant on highly important bust
ness.
The fifty.second annual session Of the
Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd
Fellows commences in Philadelphia to-day.
There were twsnty-eight interments in
Savannah on Saturday. Twenty one OF
them we're those of yellow fever victims.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
FROM Somerset County.
REVIVAL IN REV. W. E. ENGLAND's CHURCH
POLITICAL NOTES.

REVIVAL IN REV. W. f. ENGLAND's CHURCH
POLITICAL NOTES.
A correspondent in Somerset county
writes us A powerful revival is in pro-
gress in the NJ. E. church at Paramount,
Somerset Co., under the pastorate of Rev.
W. E. England. Thursday night almost
every available spot in the region of the
altar and front seats was crowded with
seekers. Rev. Mr.. E. is winding up his
third year grandly for the interest Of the
church and the good of the community.
Arrangements are made for finishing the
church by adding sixty feet steeple and a
good Meneely bell. The whole cost, includ-
ing a small indebtedness, is little over
$4,000, which is now in hand. The work
will be commenced Immediately on cash
basis.
There is not much excitement on the po-
litical question in this electoral district, but
it will undoubtedly go for the Republican
DartV. II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
BristO1v Indluna.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 16.-Gen. B. Fl. Bris-
tow will in a few days begin canvass of
Indiana, having been prevailed upon by a
committee from that State which waited up.
on him YESTERDAY. His throat is but,little bet
ter than when it failed him in the East, but
he hopes for some fnrther improvement
with cooler weather, aud will speak in all
OF the thirteen Congressional districts. The
current report that Gen. Bristow has re-
newed the lease of his Washington resi-
dence is entirely erroneous. He has taken
up his residence in this city, where his son
has begun term of school, and he will re-
sumo the practice of his profession after
the campaign.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18

Rev. ]. H. Haywood, Of Louisville, Ky.,
who had been one of the delegates to the
National Unitarian Convention, was pres
ent amongst the congregation at the Unita-
rian church yesterday morning, and by in
vltation OF Rev. MR. Israel conducted the
services.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
storm at the Oentenm1aI.

No serious damage was done by yester-
days storm to the large buildings at the
Centennial. Photographic Hail mad It's
elevated roof above the roof proper blown
away. Tho roofs Of the Main Building and
Machinery Hau suffered slightly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
DEATHS.

DOwNING.-On the 18th inst, Sarah B. Downing,
in the 18th year of her age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funeral, from the residence of Mary Downing, 5O7
Washington street, on Sd day, the 18th inst, at 3
o'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
Grubb'smai f85 Robt's mai rs

Grubb's smaj 6S5 Robt's maj rs
Isaac L Crouch and @. @. Carpenter, the
first named as candidate for the Legisla-
ture nomination, and the latter for Assessor
Of the Southern Dietrist, botl withdrew
their names from the canvass before the
polls opened.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
NEw advertisements.

DELAWARE HORTICULTURAL
~ EXHIBITION,
viii be held at Institute Hall,
September 20. Is, 29s 80, 1876,
FOR BENEFIT OF
HOME FOR FRIENDLESS AND DESTITUTE
CHILDREN.
CONTRIBUTIONS SOLICITED.
VIM CANDY President
AUSTIN HARRINGTON, Secretary
sap12 ~ Qn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18

Special services will be continued il
Grace church every evening this week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
FIRST EDITION.
The swedish Paintings.

THE EXHIBIT AT THE CENTENNIAL = THE
| SCANDINAVIAN ARTISTS AND THEIR WORK.
Correspondence of the Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18
The Temperature, To-day.

W-For Terms, etc.. see Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18

ITS VIOLENCE REoEDENTED-DAMAdE TO
sHIPPINa-THEEE LAPoRTRD WRECKS
LOSS OF COAL, &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-18

OLD BoREAs LET TLoosE-BUILDINGs UNRooFED
TREES BLOWN DowN-AwNINGs RIBBoNED
VESSELS WRECKED AND MANUFACTURES
FLOODED.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20
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Oct 6unlortlt.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20
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ei9cner grfubrlu9 OuSicben 5u miFcn,
iic lucrScn aud 9clpObut, SnterciIe an
Dem Su nebmcn, mas in Stride nnt
StaOt OOran9cbt unO 70 gu sutcn 8hr.
germ bcS StaatcS bcran9cbiIbet.
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G66ne 2ittraiGr.

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IL Saubsn Sftav. 9u gsinpanb Ibsn
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= Ser bcutide @rOfciIOr @csIcr
beiIt iebt b6bit crfoI0rcib 2unosu.
idluinOndt oaburh, Nob CT in bic
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mittclit elmer Spribc bcrnusSiebt uno
oarauf bic @elbtuilre nit elmer idlua.
den corboIilben Sdurc on$p6idt.
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= SSH. @cdcrt in SituSuiQe, Sa.,
bat cine rieii9e gfdbmuibiuc crfunOen,
lusIde 9Ieid3eiti9 nit 43 gtubcIn Orbei,
tct. Sie 1T wubrideinIib bic 9rObtC
WfaIdine bieler Mrt in Der MeIt.
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- Sic 9ScnniDIuuniibc @elebOcbuna
bon liza ibcint icbr cmpfnbIid gene.
fen all icin, bcnn iic puiiirte ben 8c.
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fiibrenNcn Srcppc icin 8roo umo Safe
III eiien.
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ben aud al Der &emperen3 Ieioen ?"
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ia oar nidt m6glid. gSie f6nnte er
Oenn ionit ieOen Monat boil fem ?"
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her gut 81 MAIDEN. - @enn man tln.
fer cine 8onue iauer 9epor6ene MiId
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