The Morning herald., 1876-10-10
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The police of Philadeldhia are maxim
raids on the houses of Ill fame.
The steamship Illinois, of the America
line, made the last trip across the ocean t
the port of Philadelphia in days, 81 hour
and % minutes.
The Coroner of Philadelphia had six case
to attend to ON Sunday.
Nearly all crops are far below the averag
this year, In Lewes, especially is this tru,
OF round potatoes, which are now being i'm.
ported from New York for home consump
tion.
| DR.. McCabe will in all probability be
| candidate for Sheriff in Sussex. There are
only about fifty more in the same boat.
White potatoes retail at 40 cents Del
peck in Sussex.
DR.. Knowles claims that man in Lewe.
is Democrat for no other reason than thai
he Is white man.
The "Light" has discovered that the
Democracy of Delaware legislates to keet
the negro from voting, and vet the editor
votes and belongs to that party.
In q game between the chess club of the
New York "Tribune" office, and the chess
club of Coatesville, the latter won. Since
then 1t is thought the town will have to be
moved to some more important locality.
Ella Chandler, formerly of Kennett
Stephenson House, Coatesville, was brought
to prison on Thursday night, at West
Chester, charged with stealing a silver
wotnh and rkh khnr outin air F.o
Salisbury boasts Democratic pole
(hickory) hundred feet in height, from
which floats flag twenty five feet in
length.
Mr.. Henry johnson, who left Salisbury,
Md, youth forty-eight years ago, now
returns TO visit relatives. He thinks things
have slightly changed.
Thus speaks the Cambridge, Md. ,"News:"
"The Democracy of little Delaware spread
themselves Tuesday in the momentous
struggle for judges Of election, to wipe out
the stain of the brilliant Republican skir-
mish In Wilmington few weeks ago, and
they did IT,"
The seaford "Citizen" displays coffin,
and says beneath it this is what we do with
bolters.
The chances of the imported candidate
from Pennsylvania for the Legislature, says
the seaford "Citizen," are all lost, since
the little election.
The Sussex County Convention will be
held to-day at Georgetown.
Died-In Seaford, on the Sd inst, from
combination of Ranting Radi-
calls and County Democrats. "It sprang up
in the morning and was cut down at night.
Peace to its ashes.-"Citizen."
There are at present 6s inmates In the
Chester county prison, five of whom are
women.
The Cambridge, Nd, "News" speaks of
the Maryland and Delaware Day at the
Centennial as grand proud day.
A correspondent from Hooper's Island,
Md, says there were between three and four
hundred sheep on the island before the high
tides, owned by different farmers, and the
food drowned all Of them except three, and
1t was equally as destructive to hogs and
other stock and poultry. The Island now
stands almost desolate.
The Choptank river is being dredged for
oysters, which are now said to be the Dor
chester waters.
Cambridge, Md. has marine railway ,and
already the papers there are talking of its,
being rival to Wilmington and Baltimore
In shipbuilding.
The Democracy of Dorchester county, Md,
have placed in nomination Hon. d. NJ. |
Henry for Congress, and it is claimed that
The colored vote for him will be extrodi-
narily large.