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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
Staot CDtGago.

@g> gStr maGcn ole 0remuSe
asgirer 3eItaan9 Oarauf a~nfnerfs
faan, SaB tuir felt ocu 9er6noes
rum0eu ian 0berfceiT0sn Yorto Set
sc b . 1t - { TT e,1tSpretS ii
ste rs . dy { % sNuS9abe, y o t.
4ofrct III 9 eno c
2tSrefIe tn treeno It c 80
e nnSe 6 It o p as 9cItez
fert, Gttf DOLLARS fnr OaS
Sa0r, $1:75 fir feds gsonate
asao ST fir oret Wtomate Derab8es
fest D2bcu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10

mas feifer gu $2-2.45. RIee mar fIau
gu $9-e.25. S[ahs an 81. 20-l.35.
unaarti6sr notirt gu 45-5Oc un6 6irie
Su 5000.
aaIbtleii6. = @enis gerfaufe
uno Yreile i6tpad. @ir u~ottreu 33-Sc
per gIo. ie na6 Qualitdt.
3artoffeIn- flau 81 $3.50 fir
gea6blops unb l5-20c tIr NeireO uno
fir Garlp 9toie.
8tIbprst. - Die Radfrooe mar
mdBig; 8erfdufe fair. Ma4aro- Gnten
pllraen perfauft gu $2,25-2.5o, uuo
fleine su $l.25-1.5O per0go. Shnepfsn
50-75c fir Sanos Ino $l.5o-2.o0 fir
SodzS bnepfen.
5ptrttus- Die Cferten tpareu
Iei4t urO III fairer Ra6frage; Der Utarft
par feiter uno I'M 1c 6ober, nit SeTtaus
fen bon 100 TGiiern gu $l.08.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
1t1lf0H,

11nfan. 8atrid Oebine, Elm Tubrs
mann i'm 0ienfte Der 9S. 9. IT. Us. Co..
iuurbe Treitng yta6mtt. nm 2 llbr al
Der Ste Der 9Sel zDtaoiious uno SaH@
gamOnitr. aus ieinem 6u9rtpert ges
11leuoert nlto erLitt einen 8ru6 oeS
linfen 8eines. Scr 8eruuglIdte wHrpe
ua9 Dem gpuntbe 9oipital aei6atft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
BrGiibent Ser gfeus OteritO Sieb3u1ts
lllD Nferbau>@ eleul0att.
cxhr f1nuf seIO Svaren, tuenn

Sbr Or. S. $. Wc2edn'S 9er3l1drtnug
II 8lutreintger tmrner bet Der 9ano
baGt sur 9iuberung Don W3agenlhmers
gen, llnregelm1Bigteit Der Sober nuo CUR
Hcinigun9 oeS Blutes. Or. S. >. NIcs
Sean's Office, 3l4 Gbeltnut StraBe, St.
Xouis, Wto. u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10

Su fomnt fcitse smfritSeae set.
attatO Daben; ipenlr Oh i6iDu0, ftebes
rid, drgerltd, balbfranf biit, ne0me
Or. s. $. Wtc9enn'5 itGrfelloen GorDial
uno 8lutreiniger. Gr ma6t bid itart,
eeluno, lebDaft uno retnigt oos 8lut.
81. $50. Dtc2ean's Office, Ala G9eitnut
gu. 81. GoulS. WG0. Il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
an .Snnye Tp,pob1 ais o~nserhnIb

fonnt s}Dr Or. 5. 3. UfcNean's ltQrfelz
ben GorbiaL noBlutreiniger befommel.
Gr lit Ibcr Die gauge Q8elt ais oaS 5elte
Comic, StGrfer uuo Heiniger bes BIutes
befonit. Sir ibiDd6lt6e unD ,pelfe
Ginber, o0er Leibenoe Trauell lit CT cine
1lnbeoiugte gtotbpenOi9fstt. o.. S. s..
0ic2ean's Office, 3I4 gQeitnutt Str.,
ct. Souls, Nto, ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
Gas oroBe @dmorrDotoem<SetI

Ghs 0roBe 9NM0rrDO toen &et1s
uttttel, &auafciis, bic Gntoefung bes
Or. Silsbee, bat Nn1pru6 auf Den Sea-
men voa5 Wunber Des 3eitaItsrs."
10000 0aufbare Patieuten 1egrren Dies
eir5ige untriiglt6e 0amorrbotoen:9eils
mittel, uro bic, tpel6e umionit Wai1-
mittel, Salbeu uno iunerlide WitteI
angemenoet Daben, iperoen oas ailgez
uebm. 0efiibl augenbIidIi6er S6nerss
Iiuoeruls nno Die ii6ere 9eilltna gu
milroisen pillen, mel6e our1 ANAKESlS
gemabrt tDeroen. Hrets $l.o0. sSranftrr
sugsi6tdt nab GmpTaug oes Yreiies.
2luafelis7O Depot: 46 WaIfer Str, Stem
Dorf, gu babsn III Gpica9o BET S. s..
Us. Blodt, $40, p Wtarfst StraBe nno III
alien beutl1eI 2polbeten. Il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10

@rfreuIi6 lit Die N~uerfennung, Die OF.
gLm9uft GGnig'5 saaabnrger 8rnf=
tDee in ausn Sdi6ten Der 0eieuibaft
erbalt, Da Der bartnddi9ite 9ulten Dor
ieiner 6etIfraft metden muB. loutp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10

Serr SDT. sc. St0,at8 ipir0 ais reiz
ieuDer 2tgent Der Suinois StuatSseitung
i'll Der udc0iten Belt ullere Gei06ftsS
freunoe III Soiua belu6en uuo bort Die
Snterciien unlersr 3eituns Dertreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10

SibIt Sbr Ga6 abgeItumpft, i6Iafrig
ooer gei0pd0t, bobt Sbr bGufig aopf7
peb, l6Iedten0eidmat I'M Wfunoe, mes
mig Nppetlt, beIegte 3unge, 10 IeioetSbr
oil ether trGgeN Qeber Dper ali v9a4ig>
teit". Nidt5 fam GQ6 10 i6lsuntg
llno o0uerno f~uriren, dis DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery (GolDeue Wtez
tIsinii1e Gntbedung.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
Wdnmcr, Trauen ,,ao StnSer

81 oieIer Sabres3eit Or. S. 8.
WcGeau's itartenOen Gorotal unb Blut=
Jteiniger 9ebrau6en. GS gibt Sud
Graft uno @eiunO6eit, belebt unb reiz
rtgt guer 8lut. Or. S. s. Uic3ean's
Office, 3l4 ~Gbetnutitr., St.2ouis, WRo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
gnenG's Mandrake Pills beis

len Ropfmeb nit uebelbsftnoen uno aue
4sioen Der Sober, tueIbe li0 ourd gelbs
Iibe 9aut, belegte 3unQe, 8eritopfnng,
SdI6frigteit uuo Kin a%lgemeines @e@
TiibI Der &alItgfeit nID Grllioung fennz
3et6nen IND a13etgen, oaB Gle Sober iih
IN einem trGgen nnD peritOpften 3uitanoe
befinost. Sn furSen Worten; 0teie
Yilleu iperhen NIT Gor1beil gebrau6t
ipenn ELL reini8enoeS ooer Deranoeruoes
Oetlmtttel nDtbig lit. ID
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10

Sin Spfer pom Saf0enoiebem.
Nuf Dem 6. D. Mbeno5 nm s lIbr 80 Uti=
nnteu bier eintreffeuoeu Suge Der Is. 4
st. W. Giienbabu ~befauosn ii9 Utartiu
Misman uro Satin. Oerr Wisman
bate ieine i'm iubli1eu Wtiiiourt geIez
gene 6arm oerfauft nnb beablt6tigte ii6
fir einige 3eit auf Jteilen 3u Dergnileen.
SH Ietuer Srieftalde ~befanDen ftp cine
Nntpeilung auf Die Wacon 8aut I'M Be-
TRACE bon $1,000. $500 III 9Se6ieIn nno
$50 Yaptelgelo. Oie Auf0mmlinge ltie5
gen I'M Sftnner 6ptel all Der Weitieite
ab, ln0 na90em 6r. @i5man IT'D pon
ben Strupd3sn Der Jtetie etmas erbolt
bate, beitieg er einen 0agen Der Dtabiz
lonltr. s&inie in Der 2lblt0t, einen 8s7
%fanntsr, Der 152 9. Morganitr. tpobnt,
an iu1eu. 2eioer iouGe er Mot ullau9e>
fohten iein 3tel erret6en. W1ebrere
Spibbnben, Die wobl BON benz Gei6tbum
MlsHan's muBten, belttegen init iDm 3us
glei6 oenielben Wagen, uno nod) ebe GER
Nrglole bon Dem tpabren @Darafter Der
nclen Halia8iere cine N6nung bate, ipar
es ben Burden gelun9en, leine Driefs
tahoe neblt Snbalt aus Der inneren
Brulttaide berpor3u3aubetn nno nit ibz
rer 8eute gu perl1mtnpen. Die Yoti3et
tbut Nlle5, mas in tbren RrGften ltsbt,
nm Der freben Saihenotebe babbaft 3u
t%peroen, mas tDr ieoob bis isst nod uibt
gelungen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10

0ic tD1rt0t lit eS, 9lttelte gu orls
den, ipdbreno cine Brobe Die ititNcreWes
lptBDeit ~Iiefert, Dap Or. S. >. Utcyean's
itQrferoe5 @orDial uno Slu~treiniger oer
iu~unoerpoQite StGrfer, Anregcr, Beles
Der nnD Blutretniger Der Welt lit. Or.
s. s.. UicHean'S Office, 3I4 GDeltnuts
Str., ct. yolIi5, Wto. 70
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10

1tna otter 9Iut $40 retut0en uu6
Guerm sa!lsen Gorper Rraft MD SsiigS
felt 81 DerIeiben, gebraue5t Or. S. 5.
We2ean's i%tdrfenoes GoroiaI uno Bluts
retniger, es lit bas gr0Bte Sonic Der
Melt. G5 beIebt, ltdrtt nno pernlebrt
Guer Blu. Or, S. 8. Wfe9eau'SSfFce,
314 GDeitnut Str, ct. 2ouis, Dto. rs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10

OuIlMGlEDe JIeUlNl8eN mlr0eN 5lt
3ublung Dermislen.
guf 9tntrag WtcGaffreb's nur6e bas
Der. Gomite fir Sauten uuo gSobItbitige
felt ~angetpteien, bic Yldne fur Die @ourtS
bauSfil6e, ba5 Srodenanitalt uno Die
8dlbanltalt ourd3uieben, Da bIeieIben
aud filr Die n0tbtgen @ebduoe in Der
Srrendnitalt beiuBt iperoeu loaen,
Qierauf Bertagung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
een.

9as bot Ginger 3eit aur 8eii6li0ung
ser %sSrrenanltalt ernanute @omite be-
itebenO aus ben 0erren GeeO, Bopea,
SDnlan uno STOP, beridtete, baB es mab=
reno bes p%ergangenen MonateS p01ent=
LIB etnnlal Die 9lnitatt belu6t uro aues
i'll beitem 3uitano uno in l6o1lter Orb
nltng ~befunDen babe. Getnli6teit 6errlde
iiberau uno man febe auf 8equelnli6teit
Der Sniaiien. 9as Gonite empfcbt oa7
gegen llIase stpeier 9ofrGuume gum
NufcntDalte Der (neibIihen II mGrnz
lihen) Yatientcn in frilber Suit; ferner
ben Yatienten mebr @%elegenbeit sl se@
ben, iih Sl seritreuel uno %unterbalten;
audi lei Die 2lbDaltung Don 0ottesoieuit
gu empfeblen. Oo0 ioGle Niemanb our
SDeiLnabme al oemlelben ge5wungen
tDerOen.
Ser 8eridt tuuroe an ba5 MobltbGtigz
feit5comite perlDielen.
Tol9enbe Sonlite5 emptablen Bic 8es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
Sin bankruptcies perouftet. Gin

Der BDrie berrl6te Nreltag nl6t Qet1l9e
Mufregung, ais bsfannt ipuroe, baB
Sronf Gamblo5, ein BDrIenipielers Der
ouf oaS Steigen bes Nei5els ipcfulirt
bate alnb i'm nGAften Monat $50, 900
Sul6el 3u $1.06 uno $l.08 ab3ulieterH
gebabt BADEN tDiirbe, GDica8o perIaiien,
lno Aaes. mas er belaB, nit iid genoms
men babe. Die lIrlG6s bopon lit, OaB
Wci3en ltott geltIege1 anf Sl.O4 gefale
len lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
SEE SWpsDermaeFt~

Die Ra4fraee tn ben garOs mar 5s1er
uno 4retie itetig.
JRir nntiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
M orfts - Z c G.
BrcOHoRs.
Gbieago. 7. QpriI 1875.

Neb[.- Der Marft mar rubig uno
9reiie unoerdnosrt. Der Utartt idloB
!pie 1olgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-10
aue ainocrfraufDeitem f0nnen

onr6 Or. S. $. Wtcgean's ftarfenoes
@orotal uno 8lurrsiuiger gebeiIt tperbeu.
IS itGrft. belebt uno reinigt oaS But.
Or. S. $. Ntc9ean's Office, 3l4 Gbeit7
I%utltr., st. Souls, Wp. 25
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Sixteen horses perished in stable, burned
in Brooklyn, yesterday.
Cardinal McCloskey is i'll at Seton Hall
College, South Orange, N. j.
Search is still continued in Philadelphla
for the body of the suicide, Peter Abel.
A boy named Turpin, eleven years oia,
committed suicide on Tuesday at Randolph,
Massachusetts,.
The New Haven Club in game yesterday
at Hartford, defeated the club OF that place
by score of to 6.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
were $730,712; custom receipts, S391 ~;
national bank notes for redemption $9ss,ooo'
The celebrated Boom bill which has occu-
pied so much of the time of the Pennsylva-
mia Legislature, is now in the hands OF the
Governor, will take no action until argu-
ment shall be heard relative to its constltu'
tionality before him and the Attorney
General.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
WASHINGTON.
Xiv CONGRESS.
Nv American Press Association.

BY American Press ASSOCIATION.
WASHINGTON, May 4.
The special business before the Senate,
TO- day, was upon the adjournment until
the 18th, in order that the body might take
part in the opening ceremonies OF the Cen
tennial. The counsel for Mr.. Belkmap were
perfectly willing that the adjournment
should take place, and many of the Sena-
tors discussed the matter. Mr.. SheUnan
submitted an order postponing further pro-
ceedings in the trial of Belknap until the
18th, and that the argument on the ques-
ton of Jurisdiction be limited to eight hours
on each side.
Mr.. Sherman's order was rejected.
The argument was then continued at
length, and the Senate at 4.50 adjourned,
without taking any action upon the mat
ter.
HOUSE-On motion of Mr.. Wood, OF N.
T.. Monday next morning hour was assign
ed to the consideration of the bill to carry
into effect the treaty with Hawaiia.
Mr.. Kelly, of Pa, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported bill to ad-
NIT, free OF duty for two years, the ma
chinery for the production of raw silk.
Objection was made and the bill was with
drawn.
On motion of Mr.. Lawrence, Of Ohio, the
Judiciay Committee was directed to inquire
in relation to the payment of the money
appropriated to make Point Lookout, Md.
size for a national military asylum, and to
report what efforts had been made to pro-
tect the property.
The House then went into q Committee
of the Whole on the Post Office appropria-
ton bill, Mr.. Springer in the chair. 1t was
agreed that the general debate shall close
at four o'clock,
Mr.. Vance, of N. c., addressed the COM
mittee on the subject of fraternity, and
pointed out certain things which he believed
would greatly tend to create union in the
South. One of these was to stop partisan
appeals that were INDUCED in by Northern
negroes. Another was to help to build up
the waste places of the South. another te
70 as far as possible in the payment Of
claims to southern people for services rem
dered the United States before the war
Among the claims was that of contractors
for services prior to 1861. He was sur
prised that in this Centennial year there
should be hesitation to pay the paltry sun
demanded by these contractors.
Pending discussion the House adjourned
till 7.30 P. NJ. In the evening session
nothing important transpired.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Police Ne,cS.

At the Police Court yesterday morning
the following persons were given hearings:
Robert Holt, for the use of abusive Ian
guage towards Mrs. Dallas, was required to
pay the costs of the prosecution. it seems
that Mrs. Dallas is taking care of Holt's
rnothcrless child, and to him word had been
brought of matreatmebt, which so exas-
perated him that when he met Mrs. d. in
the street he piled his tongue vigorously
and gestured vehemently. The mayor in
formed Holt that he might remove the child
if he was dissatisfied with its treatment.
James Hanna, lad who was guilty of
throwing stones at railroad cars and pass
ers by, was sent over to New Castle for
sixty days. 1t was urged in his behalf that
he is partially demented.
i wEagrant was also sent over to New
C.Gable sixty days.
"fdrunkenncss was also disposed
y fine.
"ase of disorderly conduct
was discharged.
> man in st. Nichasls
nfor supper. sssssj
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Tho Methodts, Conference.

By American Press AssociatiH6f FraternaI
BALTIMORE, May y4tnce
-''N az Maees on Temperance, Pastoral
Addresses and American Bible Society were
ordered appointed.
A proposition by Rev. G. B. Joeslyn, ,>of
~ichigan, to appoint committee of thir
Teen, composed of one from each of the
twelve General Conferences, and one from
the General Conference at large, to provide
for meeting the balance due the Book Con-
cern, and similar expenses in future, was
referred to the Committee on Episcopacy.
Rev. J. W. Brown, of West New York,
moved the appointment (by the Bishop of
special committee of twelve to consider
and report on the propriety of revision of
the hymn book, which was adopted.
Bishop James then proceeded to read the
quadrennial of the Bishops.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
MINOR LQcQle.

The old prisoners at the New Castle jail
exclaim "fresh FISH p when new ones are
brought in.
The P. w. & B. R. R. are paving the bed
of Walnut street between Water and Front
streets. The material used Is Belgium
block.
Mr.. NJ. Alsberg desires it stated that the
rumor circulated that he has failed is WITH
out foundation, and is intended by enemies
to injure his business.
Yesterday morning, Charles Rhoads, OF
Haddonfield, N. j., and Edward Sharpless,
preached in the Orthodox meeting house,
Ninth and Tatnall streets.
A new iron railing has been erected in the
Library, and hereafter persons can only
gain access to the room by passing around
by the desk and showing their tickets.
Every little helps, and fifty cents saved
on each ton of coal will soon amount to
considerable sum. By purchasing from
Geo. W. Bush g. Son you will be fifty cents
richer.
The new steamship, Morgan City, left
Yesterday morning for New York city.
Captain N. r. Benson, Captain Lawless
and several members of the H. II. Co.,
| firm were on board.
On Saturday, May 13, at Reading, the
first grand picnic of the Typographical
Association will take place at Lauer's
park. To the craft it will be an occasion OF
considerable enjoyment.
Joseph Maxwell, one of the employees OF
the Messrs. Dupont, fell from the wheel of
his wagon yesterday, and in doing so, an
iron hook in the in the side of the wagon
caught in his knee, inficting an ugly wound
Coroner Groves held an inquest yester-
day morning over the body of Allie Hollins,
| colored child eight months old, who re-
sided with its parents in McCauley's Row,
beyond Third street bridge. The jury re
turned verdict of death from inhamma-
tion of the lungs.
The old Ferry Rolling Mill, on the south
side is being newly reftted and fixed up.
The machinery is undergoing some exten-
sive alterations, and the furnaces cleaned
out. A new wharf is also being built for
the use of the mill. Operations are ex-
pected to begin in about two months.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Formation of a ROsCin1 Club.

A number of young men of this city fonl
of aquatic sports held meeting last even
ing and resolved themselves into an organi-
zation to be known as the "Paciic Barge
Rowing Club" After the adoption
of a constitution and bylaws the following
officers were reelected: President, T. H.
Thomas; Vice President, j. H. Springer;
Secretary, H. R. Triggs, and Treasurer, A.
8. Robinson. The club has decided to buy
the old boat house Of the UHdine and Pho
neer clubs and the barge "Tristle." The
club promises to be one of prominence in
our sporting circles.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
The Presidents Message.
BY American Press Association,

BY American PTeSs ASSOclatiOn.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The President
sent message to the House of Representa-
tives, to-day, which is in substance as fol
lows: In answer to the inquiry regarding
any executive office acts or duties that have
been performed at seal, he says, have
never hesitated to answer either branch of
Congress all information which the censti-
tuition makes it the duty of the President
to do, but fail to find authority given to
the House to require of the Executive an
Independent branch of the Government CO.
ordinate with the Senate and House Of Re-
presentatives on account of his discharge
Of his appropriate and purely executive
Office acts and duties either as to when or
how performed.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Will OF Barney Williams.
BY American Press Association.

BY American Press Association.
New YORK, May 4.-The will of Barney
Williams leaves 100000 in U. s. bonds,
to be invested for the education of his
daughter, and to pay over to her the full
sum of S3O, 600 when she arrives at the age
Of thirty years. To his mother, he leaves
$25.OOO and the interest on $4,000 to his
sister, and the interest on 800, 900 to Mrs.
Brown. The disposal of the principal is
Of all this is ondtioned. He bequeathes
five thousand dollars to the Catholic Cathe-
dral, and the residue of his property goes
to his wife, and after her death to his
daughter
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Political POrrfdge.

The Chicago Tribune thinks R. A. Dana
would make popular candidate for the
Vice-Presidency.
It is now claimed that the Connecticut
delegation to Cincinnati stands ten for Jew.
ell, and two for Bristow.
The st. Louis Globe Democrats "favorite
son." is Susan B. Anthony. Well, no one
can question her honesty, anyhow.
Judge Jeremiah s. Black has written a
letter to the Pittsburg Post declining to be
considered candidate for the Presidency
According to the Utica Herald thirty
seven OF the delegates to St. Louis are in
favor of Governor Seymour for the Presi-
dency. This leaves Tilden only thirty
three.
The World disposes of Conkling with
one of it's admirable fables: ga Fox, i'm
mersed in Presidential calculations, wand
cred into the Senate, where a handsome
mask met his eye. "A fine head he ex.
claimed, placing his paw on it's Hyperion
curl and turning it over, what pity it has
no brainsn Moral-Looks amt nothin.' h"
Mr. Tilden is perhaps the wealthiest of the
various candidates named for the Presi-
dency. He is said to be worth $4,000, 900,
and is a bachelor at that.
The st. Louis Times says: "The only
expectation of the nomination of Bristow
at Cincinnati lies in the hope that the en-
dependents small faction of the Repub-
lican patty, will rule the organization, :"
but adds, "when the planets begin to regu-
late the movements of the sun this sort of
thing may be looked for"
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
A MOlher-in- Law and Attempted Su-
ic1de.
From the N. Y, Sun, I

Max Esney shot himself twice yesterday
at Second avenue and Twelfth street, in
flicting very slight wounds. One of the bull
lets was stopped merely by package of
letters and photographs in his pocket. A
third attempt was frustrated by Police Cap
tain Mccullough, who had run to the spot
upon hearing the first discharge. Esney
said 81 have been in this country about
two years. followed the girl | loved to
New York. and married her against the will
OF her parents. got employment in the
mustard mandatory of Frederick Koch,
with whom have remained at fair salary
for the last two years. For some time past
my wite's mother has had an antipathy to
me, and persuaded my wife to leave me
taking with her our little girl. This was
six weeks ago. tried to get my wife and
child back, but couldn't, and so concluded
to put an end to my life.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Tho Ne,c Castle Court.

Preparations are being made by the court
officers for the session Of the May Term of
the New Castle county which begins on
Monday. The term is likely to be somewhat
protracted owing to the large number of
petty criminal cases which will occupy the
attention of the court, and the large mum
ber of civil cases. There are but few i'm
portant cases to come up for trial, and the
court will consume so much time in the dis
posal of the small cases that it is expected
the term will last three weeks.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Tho Exchanges Boiled Down.

They are muncnlng RreeH coIn al AeA"'
The Union county, Pa, jail is without a
criminal occupant.
Centennial railroad tickets are having a
brisk sale in Pittsburg
Fifty witnesses testified in suit about
hog in Perry county, last week.
A St. Louis lady announces lecture "for
men only" Certainly an occurrence not
unusual.
The catch of Susquehanna shad this sea
son is said to be unusually large, and the
fish very fine.
New Jersey peaches sell in New York for
seventy five cents each. They are OF hot
house production.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hanna, of Madison, Conn,
buried his seventh wife last week. That's
what's the matter with Hanna.
The Fourth National Prison Reform Con-
gress, OF which Ex-Governor Seymour is
president, will be held in New York June D.
The principal band masters of New York
are a Spaniard, an American, an English
man, an Irishman and an Italian. Nine
tenths of the musicians are Germans.
Iowa has 9,225 school houses, 1O,s72
school teachers, sos, 1881 children attending
school. while of her entire population over
l6 years of age only l6s cannot read.
The grand ball room recently addea.-.o..
the Grand Union Hotel "c~I' lor Ihe late
sery. oe 49, .nlS remarkable paintin
! Jdld be worth visit te Saratoga, even
the Grand Union itself was not one of tt
most elaborate works of art.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Installation EerriceS.

At the First Presbyterian Church in Del
aware City, on Tuesday evening, Rev. W
W. Taylor. of this city was installed as pas
tor. The occasion was one of deg The ser
iy, and condnateded by Rev. L. Marks, Pas
WI of the Hanover Presbyterian Church, Of
this city, and the charge was delivered tt
the pastor by DR.. Vallandingham, while
DR.. Patton gave the charge to the people
and the whole proceedings were presided
over by Rev. Mr.. Squires, Moderator of the
Presbytery. The new pastor received the
right hand of fellowship at the close of the
| services.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Cl0ytnOnt 73diuUs.

The Rev. NJ. Layfield, one of tn former
pastors of the Claymont NJ. E. Church, is
at present visiting some of his old friends
in Claymont.
The raising of flag poles seems to have
become an epidemic in the northern part
of town just now, Mr.. VIM. Vernon raised
one last Tuesday, from the top of which
floats beautiful flag. We are informed
that Mr.. Abner Vernon contemplates erect
ing one also, in front of his residence.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Adjournment or Congress-.

The question Of adjournment of Congerss
will be considered by the House Committee
on Appropriations soon. The indications
are that the 18th of July will terminate tho
session. The decision in the question of
jurisdiction by the Senate in the B .lknap
case will materially affect the adjournment.
A recess of two weeks, reaching over the
Presidential Conventions, is talked Of This
would prolong the session through July.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Ri6e ShOOtinE-Chaileng A ccepted

BY AmerIcan Press AsSOCiatIOn.
OswEGo, N. Y, May 4.-The challenge
of the 49th Regiment, Hastings Rifle Club,
Of Bellcville, Ontario, to the 4Sth Regiment
in this city, to send team Of sixto Belle
vile on the 24th inst, to compete with
team from the frst-named regiment, has
been accepted.