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The daily gazette., 1876-11-06
Negiecting the Public Business
WHO THE PRESIDENT WILL PARDON Al
TER HAYES DEFEAT.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Very little
business is going on in the executive de-
partments. The Republican National
Committee have forced every clerk they
could to go home to vote for Hayes, and
yet they are not happy. No care OF
thought whatever is given to the public
business. The departments are merely
political machines. 1t is probable that
the first business transacted by the Gov
ernment of any consequence will be the
pardon of Avery, Mckee, Mcdonald and
the other whiskey thieves. 1t is asserted
by those having an opportunity to know
what is going on that these pardons are
to be issued on Wednesday or Thursday
next. Some of these pardOns would
probably have been granted ere now but
for the effect it would have on the cleo
ton.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06
The wond.rous spiders of Missouri.

ing through his garden, noticed a very
large and handsome spider with green
body, having yellow spots on the back
The animal had spun some five or six
webs from the top of one weed to anoth-
er. The Captain put out his hand agains
the web and found it resisted the pressure
as q horse hair would. He took the webs
to the house and twisted them together
and they made a cord as strong or strong
er than silk. His little daughter sewed {
seems to be firmly and secured fastened
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06

HS-Ridge's Food for InvalIds and Infants
See advertisement.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-06
The Centennial.

The cash receipts from admissions of
all kinds for each month of the Exhibi-
ton, are:
May S189, 400 80
June 347, 1888 Al
July 31S,199 %
August 1859 %
September 928,056 OO
October 1,160,S11 q
Total to Nov 1st S3,360,O ,O49 "a
Wednesdays admissions were 107,721
, 1876-04-25

partu1ent shat gscrotary Dr1atow had d.sposed Of
uN PETITION serorhi days before this brtof fosabod
tho Department BY referring the petition to the
bo!'citor Of tho Treasury. air. Wilson, with in
attractions To notify tho parties that tho petition
{. could not md would not be entertained: Thus
In no Hiso Influenced by thia brief, aud thai
when hn declined to entoftain tho petition 70 In
dlscteatly proforrod 10 him by Messrs. Feiand
ahd Evans. ho was hotuated only BY
A H!0H sENBE or OFFICIAL DuT7 AND FRopnrETY.
Ihe doctrine Of Lit. Drlstou, ."shas whom a
warrant Of non-renlsa'on ia tsaued, The e!asE,s
Of tho customs ofleoya to tho forfeiture become
: vested right md tho Secretary OF ths Treas.
urv l1as no power 10 Interfere With this right"
has boon adhered to by the Treasury Dorart-
mens aince the lay whs In force, aud It was not
when hor forfeiture was remltted by Acting
Secretary Conant, for the petition Of Dir, +.
JoAuaon presented ample proof that tho right
and intntost which tho customs officers had jn
aud To TIC forfaituso woEa
FELLY CoMrnoMiREn
and legally assigned to tho petitioners. 11z. To
parties who could not he wronged by l4e reu1is-
sfon, and who could not ind wuuld hot object to
it.
unlerssand that sfs. Woits. who IL intro-
ducod In tho sensational charges a.AlnBt Mr.,
br1sto~ a. tho witness "Ti'i!ng to eve hts tea
appear before tho Congressional Comm,ttco to
olvo evidence lu ths case. Mr. We,ss has horo.
toforo refused 10 ba lntervle cd on thIH 8ubIact
though ho Is supposed to know all about tn Q
cAso. Ao il Democrat OF tho purcBt water.
but tho reputation ho enjoys IN this community
TRIBUNE thu. ha will not injuto tho character Of
Mr. Driasow, Or any othe: Republican candidate
Tot tho Presidency II the fscta Within l,s knowl-
edge 10 not justify It. 1aEpuDt1cAN.
, 1876-04-25
CENTENNIAL.


THE CONGRESSIONAL RESOLUTION.
8pectas Utepafeh n 1he CAica1o Tribune.
srn1Sof1RLD Ill.,. April 2l.-Tho following
Joint RESOLUTION OF Congress- has boon for.
wArded by tho Stnto Department at Washington
to Gov. Beverldge with tho request that 1t DO
maic the basis of an Executive recommendation
to tho county and town authorities OF 1iliuois,
to carry out a.a suggestioua, and a,o Governor
will accordingly, III day or two, Issue ptocla-
nation In accordance tlorowtth:
IorH1 REVOLUTION On tho celebration Of tho Cpnten-
niat III the several couutcs or towns.
He It ,tsoittd BY the senute anu House Of Hsrre-
Bcuias:yea Of tic United Btstos Of America, That
10 and Is hereby recommended BY tho aenats aud
House Of Representatives 70 tho people Of he several
States that they assenblo In tho seyerR counties
towns gu .Ls aprroaehlug centennial anniversary Of
hars delivered on such day an historical sketch Of
said county town from ita formation, and that !
copy Of said skctch may bc filed In print or manu-
script In the Clerks oRce ot said county snd aal
tional copy III prtnt Or msnnsenrt be fled In the
TINT complete record may thus be obtained Of tho
progress Of our institutions during tic Asss eepten-
uipl Of THUR cxlstcucu,
, 1876-04-25
SPORTING NEWS.
WRESTLING.
uEY08TEu.C1IDtHIUL.


The wreatling match af!or the Grnco-1soman
ssy1e bstveen Hoygator and Christot takes place
sllIs ovcnIog 1t tho Nov Chicago Thontro. What
little betting has yet bosn done haa beon 1t
aghs odds on tho Qormhn though It secmH to
t,o acknowledged that tho younger man, Chtistol.
has tho adyantaqotn Wind. activity, and aclenco
in fact, evorythtng but strength aud weight.
Ii viii bo an increasing match, for the reason
that svoirdupos Ts'l bo r,'ttel seanet scienco
and the resuit In therefore worry doubtful.
l,nuor. tho celebrated wresttor, does not like
to 500 the wrestling snteros: IN Ohlcago go GU
without him. and has accordingly siguihad his
intention In tho following disphtoh:
10 III Editor Of Ths EhIrnao 7tabpns:
ST. LOUIS, April AL leare st. Louis To- night 10 10
pretcnt at tho wrestling match to-rposrow, snd cha-
fepgo The winner for 500 to Il Co., Cn. HArrn.
It is on record that Dauor beat Chriatol In
Boston and III Na# York. but It does not eocm
from tho accounts given that tllofo H. after all,
mach to cAoose betwoen the snen. IA to HeyE-
ntor, ho Is an unknown Quantity, anc iiab1o to do
manv strange thlugB. That he waa dofeatoi IN
Ills frat match aftor his arrival In Boston doeH
not sottle anything. To-nigl'ta match in suro
10 be good ono. and tho clialleubo Of Bauer
ouiy adds Interest," to it.
, 1876-04-25
&NA~ ~ VBH
He Has No Explanation, but
Wants an Investigation.
And 1t Must Be Prompt,
Thorough, and De-
cisive.
lie Demands that The Milwaukee
Ringsttrs Shall Come 10
the Front.
Spirited Scene Between the
Secretary and His In.
vestigators.

BEFORE THE OMtAtTTEE,


nn,s1ow AND GAVE.
w,au,xo,os n n. hnrl o. ..rhs f,o,,no,ttao
r.".'', ',,.... - ~ ~, tp -" soA''.''ssoe
o." EAPeoultafo6 III tho AleasuFs department
met to-day ]Qr the inroHtgatlon OF tho charges
against Secretary I3stBtow iu relation 10 Tho To-
lcaHo of lila bark Narv ,Ye,,,,+ Mr. nris,ou m.
,n..,, ~, ~. a..- ...,,s1s ..s 7..,.e ~. ~
quarry ~ n.o o"n oennsit nna 'uuse eA.o up
reareo IN his own bohnlf. Judge Cato. WHO IN
trodacsd tho resolution In the House. wss caIlod
mon for tina t,hmo1 Of t1e nnrties who f,ntsi.
etl him Win tha ,nfo,mst,on. III cavo thu
=, "" 1,,.,.., ~ hatu 'r' ~
namos OF L. H. Cmtscndea' Z: =. Johnson J:
E. Weiss, Low uubbel1. q. ". uAzIoton, and
Dir. Eorthrup. Ho suggested that poghape It
might not bo necessarv ia aurnmon rnoro than
nm ~ t,r, ~ ,,o,,, III ,a f.c,o ro,,1a y, n1
..;, 49,. y. 'aou. -. 81 Ao =, ~
talnea from that nonbor Ae Vigil as OIL, anu the
expenso Of summonfng all Of them might bo
sa7ed He did not think II neccaAasy to auu-
mon Judge 11ubbeil.
Alr. Bratow eaid II raa late to ta1k about
economy in thia matter. uo had boop arraigned
before tue country, aud lie wanted fullest and
, 1876-04-25
Maximum Thermometer, 20. hliulmuna, 40.
DENEItAI OBSERVATIONS.
CJfcAuO, hnftl 2&-afjdhiQht,
QniIuhRY.
sp<tta. Di,patcA to The chteaao 7r.bun<.

6p<ttal Dispatch to tbs chtcddo 7r.bunt.
hfApIaoS. Wis.. April 2I.-Erancla Masalng. =
prominent desmAn citizen Of this city, roai-
dout siuco 1913, diod to-day after lingering
Illness. IGe was Republican Boygeant-at-AsmH
Of tho Assembly Of 1853, . Liberal n 1879. and
y 1snforu1cE 10 1878, aud State Librarian under
actlyo efforts for tho Nofosm party.
EyASavlLLE. lnd., April 2l.-E1. Gov. Archt.
bald Dixon. OF KeutuckY, died 1t his house in
Hendoraon. KY. last night at 7:2o o'c1ock. after
All illnosa of many weeks, caused by complcA-
tian OF disorders and softeuiug Of tue brain.
Ito succeeded Horny Clay in tlso United Blatos
Senate ~ 1859, And WAS for many ysafs dtat,n-
goishsd In ata.o and nat'oua! politics. uo Was
q yeafa Of Agc Ut tho tllno OF bis doath. and
lred in Henderson c.nce lB05. Ills natiyo place
IL III the deepest mourning, aud tho public busi-
ness is suspended by ollica! proclamation. Ila
will be buried from tho Presbyterian Church IN
Henderson tomorrow afternoon 1t $50 o'clock.
, 1876-04-25

CINCINNATI. o., April 4.-Tho Commercials
Forest. o., special says that about weok ago
John Baomock, farmer residing miles from
that place, whfe working in a fold NTH son
aged IL and daughter aged 7, became enraged
at the lad and foled him senaslcss with hand
sp4e, following up tho blows TIL lifo was c1-
ttnct, and thea buried tho body in an adincent
iog-heap, lie threatened to kill bis lttta
daughter II sho did not preserve al
lcnce. He then reported tho boz
Lad absconded. Yesterday the little girl, in an-
s9cr to question: Baid she knnw tho where
abouts Of hor brother, but was afraid to tell.
After sotne uestioning, sAe told the story Of
tho murder, but cduld nat exactly locate tho
lilng- place of tho body. To-day tho untlre
noi9hbo1hood began search and discovered
tho remalua, partially decomposed. hammock
attempted to escape, but vas arfoated aod jailed.
, 1876-04-25

tho nano Of Mr.. Dl4tno. put simply rornsrael
influential member Of the Republican party. IIe
nays further that ho hont Mr. Wtlaon two Of
three questions to be asked witneascH coming
before hts Committee which. II thoy had boon
covered the ntms very quickly. ,Ir. Harrison
has copies of hfa dispatehsH and iettets sont Mr.
Wilson. This oorscspondenos took plhce in
January and February, 1873.
, 1876-04-25
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON,

Ponr 1luaoS, bllch.. April 24.-Down-pfop
J. Dertsehy.
honrt. aunn5sids, Reindeer, Monticello, Mout-
pellor.
Observation-Disclosures fresh weather clear.
AsAu1K-The Hoo. IoulRc. TAleh Maa toHed
out ysstaEday, light wout Asllors mile goush
OF Lexington last oyoniug during soyoso log.
Assiatanea has been sent to her.
, 1876-04-25
THE PRECIOUS METALS.

GEORGETOWN. Col, April 24.-The shipment
Of oreB for tho Centennial Exposition from tho
Clear Crock country has commoucod. The own
osa of tho Pelican Mino lead Off with one ,aass
Of orc Weighing 1900 pounds. This mne wilt
be represented by specimens OF great value, pre-
Ronting total weight Of 7,000 pounds. The
Dives will bo represented By mnsslvo specimens
Of raso aud valuable Gro. Tho Consolidated Her
culcs aud hoe BAXTER Hupturots. md Colorado
Of rlcl, aud raro orc, weighing about ton. is
being boxed up for shipment. Ono full carload
of orc will DO On route from the Clear Creek
country niines tAis Woek.
, 1876-04-25
BASE BALL.
TIE GAME BETWEEN TIE BoaToH AND ATHLETIC
4.ftttlR YESTERDAY.

!snsctai Dfapateh to The Chteaao Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. April 24.-rho weather WAS
cloudy aud chilly. Two Thousand people wcso
present. Meycro'a batting and Knighs's pitch
Ing wete the featuEeg
, 1876-04-25

LARAMIE C.rY. Wy. Tor, April a4.-Tho Sheriff
has arrested and confined In Jail here two women,
supposed to be tho old woman and Kate Bender,
Of Kaubas-murder fame. A. description of Katc
sud Mrs. Bander waa sent here By telegraph to-
day from tue Sheriff Of Parsons. RAN, aud ex-
actly AnHwess to tho description Of these prison.
ers. They nre tough cases, anyhow, and will be
heli fo1 further Investigation.
, 1876-04-25

no MAnKsMEE IN CALIFORNIA.
BAN FnAHc1sco. April 2S.-Califofnia will
probably not send marksmen to Creedmoor to
compete for position on tho international
team. Tho closing match to-day resulted III no
QUO making tho score required to be sent east
by tho ui1lo Association.
, 1876-04-25


sAr Francisco, April 23.-O'Loary and
Echmehl, pedeatrians. havo agreed upon GOO
milo match, $4,000 side. In this city Home timo
in May. O'Loary witt also attompt 152 miles in
thirty-tHo hours botwoeu the LIST and 10th OF
Nav
, 1876-04-25
,sv. pEsERren WOUNDED,

CoLrSn.~r. O., April 2.-A soldier named
johnson. rlsce - rc.ionce unknown, impr1s-
onod at tho United sta.es barracks hero under
sentence Of itnprsonlneat at TO Fort Leavenworth
for dcsorton, attempted to e4cape to-day BY
throwing handful OF red pepper In hia eNtrd's
face. Johnaon attempted to run. but was ftre1'
upon by the guard, the ball passing through bis
bodF injuripG lin, it is supposed, fatally.
, 1876-04-25

TOPEKA, Kan., April 28.-1he jury In tho caao
Of Taylor. the LaCyguo Postmaster, after beng
cut twonsy-si1 hours. fAiIed To sgroe aud were
discharged, An effort will be made 10 diArniss
the case,
The caao of Larrin. nx-Stato Trehsnsor and
perpstrator Of school-bond frauds, Ii 80. for the
18th OF MRY.
, 1876-04-25

This Eclts Ali 1T. u. rutEanla. Gov.
h"J botis of W,,inrt's rtuu Tre Tar Cordial, whllc
Mr Packard tdruQ4ist IL towu} wus alAo eeneni
I'd By what reotxi In ths bottle! Thoroughly sAffa
aute throat md atSeasc.l lungs!
, 1876-04-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

70 llouackccpcrs.-The attention OF
hcAls nt families In invited to the Rucslor auay Of
uur,lstth FIavortng Extracts. They highly con-
cenractl have all thu treshuess aud dellcary of the
fruits frun which huy are pEspsred aud aEe leba OK
nen&iYn.
, 1876-04-25

ALLEGED INCENpIAnISM.
!st%eiat Dtspath to The Chtcaaa 1r.b'Mk
DUBUQUE, H., April 24.-Isaac Smith gon-
t!cman Of color, mas arrested horo this nftor-
noon Tor setting fro 10 tho fullmnn1iouRe OF
Cedar. pils, that WAS burned aonua timo since.
, 1876-04-25
The WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. u. G., April 25-1 a, m.-Eor tho
upper Lake region rising. followed by falling,
pasomster, north to cast uindB, partly cloudy
mud warmer woatlos.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, APRIL ~.
, 1876-04-25

FH1CA6ELPHIa.
Pu11ApELruIA, ra., April 24.-The atsanor
Illinois, which arrived to-day fsom Liverpool.
lringa additional British exhibits Tor tho Con-
teuulal Exposition.
, 1876-04-25
CARSON,
PIRIE & co.

Offer tho following among many
other bargains bought In tho pros-
ont depressed state Of tho market at
Serious loss to tho Importers, and
never before offered so cheap:
At 20 cfs. TWillel ,''n I,'leges, Toplina, and
Plnids worth :to'r,,
At q ets. Silk Mixed Nu'l1irs. plaids, and
Stripes, to match: worth ~ cts
1t 25 cts Plain c"lh !aloiiairs, Diay' r"f4.
Serge Stripes. ~, formerly 10 ct3.
At 30 eli. Finest ca'nels lair Sni'inys. Hight
shndes, previously sold for ~ cls
At 80 cts. Handsome Diagonal Costume Cloths,
1willl Dbegcs, and AraDesque Topli1B;
cost is cts to import.
IL 81 ~ cts. E1trn.rine All-Wool D'bcgsa
regular SOC Qua'iiy elsewhere;
At 80 ctA. SuHrfino McrinoH 0ol Serge lJbege5i
previously III cts.
1t 50 cta Elegant quality All-Wool French
l'atistcs, clloire slades l.. formerly % cts.
At so cts. l1amasses Frch Cashncres. Camels
Hair effects III stripes aud plaids, worth
ti5 cts.
At 81 .00. O. Camels Hair suitings, regular
$3.50 gouds.
At Il IL cts. 10 Cases finest Printed Percales,
regular 2jc guilty.
E!esant lines Of all Latest and Choice Dress,
Fabrics in tho mss fashionable shades
Special Bargains in Bill Cashneres and Dfap
Our Sais Of Cold hyous Gros flrnlnsa at tho as. M
toNis!Iing prices previously 4l'srtlsed stllF
continues.
, 1876-04-25

SeeonI-That no bond OF mine was ayor sold
to tie Atlnntic g. Pacific or tho Missouri Khnsaa
l. To1as Isailroad Company. and that not
single dollar ot,noney from elther OF thcac CON-
pa,aics oycr wnnt 70 my profit or bonets.
Third-That instead of receiving bonds OF tho
Little Itock 4 Fort Smith Noad 90 a g1atuity.
noyer hail ono e1copt at tho regular market
prico, and that instead Of making lnrge fortune
voro pecnuiary loss from my Investment in its
sccuritios which / still retain, and out
Of snch affairs IA this grows tho popular gossip
large sssaoa a. u soossof' that
abatement from mo will atop tho wora Of thos0
| who havo 60 induBtlionuEy circulated those
calumn!es. For months past the effort has been
energetic aud continuous to spread those stories
in ntiyate circles. Emissartcs Of sandor have
viBited the editorial rooms OF loading iopub-
| I!can papers from Dostop to Omaha, and whfsror-
| cd Of revelations to como that wore too tor
rbc oven to he Spoken h 10 ioaa tonest sna At
| ain now. Mr.. BpeskoF. in tho fourteenth
| ynar OF not Inactive norvlcs in this hall.
hays taken una hnyo given blows. ! hayo no
doubt said many things r. the heat OF dobaso
t doubt given votes which, In fuller light, would
| gladly change; but haYo neyer douo ANYTHING
In nv public careor for which could 30 put 70
tho fantpat blush IN any pscsenee. OF fos ".!ss.
| science, and tho groat Searchor OF Hearts
| THE IMPRESSION cnHaTEp.
bs. Blaluo's speech uas delivered yery I'm,
preastrely from Hfttan elips, and was listonoa
to with pager attention by oyoFy member and
| person within tho crowded hall. ~ ho con-
cluled there was q n,urmur Of eprlsuse from
both rides OF tho hail. and one Of group VI
prominent Democratic Mombors laViuH te!n-
| potary seata ueat tho reporter exclaimed a. Ito
| liulshod h!s assertion Of innncence, ~ bo!loyo
| tt; eyory word 1T IT," To which othoss replied,
"Aud 80 do l."
uiRRta1Na Last.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 24.-1n ~ anseFFiow this
stated slat in writing mud dlspatcAiug tho Hon:
]. T. Wilson regarding tho s"lodle eouaeesed d
| Win the Urlon Pacific usilsoxa, ls dd not uaa
, 1876-04-25

1sp1lNAro11s. April 24.-1n 20 snterF' this
Afternoon with i reporter, John q. HafT1soa
J. +. Wilson regarding tho s"lodle eouaeesed
Win tic Upion Pacific 1lsilsoaa, Ia dh not uaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
Local Brevities.

Sunset at 7.21.
| ook out for new moon.
Sunrise tomorrow at 4.51.
Straw hats for boys at Webbs.
Moon sets this evening at about Is.
Adams Bro. will sell you good baby carriage
for $500.
Blotters gratis to patrons of COMMERCIAL
job office.
Monthly statements printed at the CONNER
cIAL job office.
Linen garments made to order by GoHert Il
Co.. 18 e. 4th street.
full stock of 81 90 and SO 90 baby car
riages, ct Aoams Bro.
Nice linen and alpaca busters very cheap, at
Boll's, Sd and Market streets.
Adair sells porch chairs and camp stools
large variety-at 4th and King.
Custom work of the finer kind special ty,
at Murray q Bro Is, 107 w. I'd street.
Large stock of summer boots and shoes fol-
men, women and children, at Fennessey's, 22l
Market street.
Those who go on pic-nics or to the sea shore
ought to get broad bTimmed hat of Dubel
before they start.
The Washington Hotel is in new hands, ant
ready to receive guests. A first class tabl'
set. Strangers will save oney by stopping
| with MIR. Hopes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
OoIored NEetnodiAts.
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE DELAWARE CONFER
ENCE.

ANNUAL SESSION OF THE DELAWARE CONFER
ENcE.
The thirteenth annual session of the
Delaware Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church (colored,) whose juris-
diction includes all the districts Of Philadel-
phia, Smyrna, Del, Cambridge, Md, Sails
bury. Md, and Virginia, was opened yester-
day morning in the Zoar church, on Brown
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. About
ifty. seven members we're present, and
Bishop Edmund s. James (white,) of New
York. presided the Rev. W. j. Parker,
secretary, and the Revs s. Cooper, q. e..
Walters, j. D. Ebert, W. Nj. Webb and
John Il. Webb, assistants.
After the usual business Of organization,
the following were elected elders: W. d.
Kauffey, of Maryland; Thomas Fl. john
son, Of Delaware G.. Il. Washington,
Charles Ash and d. ]. Waters, of Mary
land.
John S. Willis was continued as Deacon
of the frst-class, and ]. Hinson and Fl.
Long were retained on the superanuated
list.
Reports were heard from the various
Presiding Elders, after which the Confer
ence adjourned until this morning. The
sessions will probably continue for five
| days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
European Labor Troubles.

FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN GLASGOW "A
THREATENED GENERAL STRIKE.
associated Press Telegram.
LONDON, July 21.-The Times says the
position of the Glasgow mill workers is be-
coming worse Yesterday, two more mill
owners intimated their intention to reduce
the wages of their employees ten per cent, /,
and it is feared that the reduction will be-
come general. The employees of one large
firm have struck, and the employees of an
other have determined to strike.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
Large OlI Fire.

s1xrY-oNE THOUSAND BARRELS CONSUMED
Associated Press Telegram.
PARKER's LANDING, Pa, July 21.-Last
evening, lightning fired two receiving tanks
at Dilks' station, containing forty-one
thousand barrels of oil. This morning, an
other tank, containing about twenty thou
sand barrels was fred by an explosion
and consumed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
The storm i'm Jersey.

CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE IN THE SOUTHERN
PART OF THE STATE.
Associated Press Te egrGm.
LONG BRANCH, July 21.- Yesterday even
ing. a heavy wind, thunder and lightning
storm did considerable damage throughout
southern New Jersey, many houses, trees
and fences having been thrown down.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
Philudelvhla Markets.

A86OCIWUeW
mand Minnesota family $5@5 IS; Penna.
Ohio, Indiana do, $5. 75G@96.aI7M}f ! high Ugh
grades and patent, $7@s 25 Wheat Wheat i6 IN
settled new southern red, 81; ;l5@1' Io9 IL !;
do. amber $1.2O; Penna. red, 1.12I do
amber Michigan white $1.9O. Rye 7O@I2c.
Corn dull prime dry yellow scarce yellow
59O6Oc mixed 54@57c. Oats scarce )
white 39048c mixed and stained S3@55c
Whiskev $114.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
FIFTH EDITION.
The Middletown Tragedy.

DEATH OF w1sNHR MURRAY. THIS MORNING.
Associated Press Telegram.
M1DDLETowN, N. Y, July 21.-Wisner
Murray, who was shot at Goshen. on July
10, by Robert a. Berdmsm, whom he horse
whipped for an alleged insult to his mother,
died, this morning, from his wound in his
head. He was SO years Of age. He was
president of the village of Goshen, and as
sistant cashier of the National Bank of
Orange county. His father, Hon. A. s.
Murray, was President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

Bills and vouchers for his personal main.
tenance, in possession of ex-secretarry OF
War Belknap, prove the falsity OF the
charges that he was living beyond the sal
ary afforded him by his official position.
In the Belknap impeachment trial yester-
day in the Senate Mr.. Blair summed up
in behalf of the defense and Mr.. Lypde Tor
the managers. When the latter concluded
the court adjourned until to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
whole Family POIsoned.

ONE CHILD DEAD-THE REMAINDER OUT OF
DANGER.
Associated Press Telegram.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July 21.- The
family of Isaac B. Dodges, seven in mum.
ber, were poisoned by eating canned corned
beef, Yesterday. One child has died, but
the others are out of danger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

DEATH OF AN AaED EASTERN SHoREMAN.
Capt. John Hamliu, farmer residing near
Whaleyville, Worcester county, died on
Wednesday,at the advanced age of 96 years.
Mr.. Hamlin was, we understand native Of
the county, and was one of its most respect
ed citizens. He was a man well to-do in the
world, having accumulated considerable
money in sea-faring way and as tiller Of
the soil
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

NEwsPAP, R CHANGE.-John B. McCay, of
Upper Chichester, has purchased the Della
uare County Democrat printed at Chester,
and will conduct the paper himself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21
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3artnerslaip alutites.

nISSoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP-NoT
is hereby given that the partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned, under the tirn
name OF Mitchell 4 Wilson, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Paris NJ. Mitchell is authorized to
settle the accounts Of the late firm, and will con-
tnue the business at the old stand, 5l7 Orange st.
PARIS NJ. MITCHELL,
JAMES T. WILSON.
WILMINGTON, Del, July Sd. 1s76-iy3-lm