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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
Post Loney Orders

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sur lleberienrung ppn 0eIp unb fpllz
ten no fie su baben finn, basu 9ez
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
Sabr9an8 11.-SeD. III.

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tun9-etne mpnar6tf9 republican,
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fu6t
9lm 30. December y. S. befanp f6
per Grbauer ber beriibmten Maildnber
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ben fplpha!en .Sauptfaca6e ietner
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abban9t9fett Beletens betraut 1T,
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prpDinsen bertdii6tt9t. Stir bic
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Bffnun9 Der Gtienbabntrede @plmars
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bbbun9 Der 0ebdlter Der 0eiltlt6feit
cpr; anpere piinl6ten btelelbe nur
in einselnen 6dllen. Oas @ebalt ber
9anppfarrer rpelde weS
ni9itens 9l1O peS 0elammtflerus bill
ben betrd9t 1880 0irv baS bes pro-
pfarrer6 1920 &C., faf
paS Opppelte. Gin fatbOltI6er Stapt>
pfarrer eriter &laie besiebt 1900 &c.
Elm prOteltantii6er eriter &laiIe 1850
90. Der srpBe llnterl6teb 1T auserz
fdlltG unc bod baben bic &atbpItfen
btS jeBt fetnen Intrag auf 0let6felz
lung ODER 9lufbellerung 9efelIt. Q8dre
pas llm9efebrte Der Sail 70 pdrpe
man tppbl bic lauteten Sttmmen Iber
llnslet6beit Dor pem GeieBe Serneb<
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bet ii6 gut babel unb sipur nt6t blOb
bic &esterltn9, fpnbern AUDI bic proz
bucenten. Die GIiai1er Gabafbauern
puniden Oaiielbe surid; penn feft
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
RAILROAD FACILITIES.

On Tuesday, Mr.. Isaac Hinckley. Presi.
dent OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, Mr.. H. F. Kenny, the
General Superintendent, and Mr.. 8. F
Fuller, the Engineer, visited Baltimore
for the purpose of having conference
with officers of the company of the Ole
Bay line of steamers in reference to piel
improvements in that city. The Phila
delphla, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail,
road has recently acquired all the from
from Eastern avenue to Patuxent street
Canton, nearly 1900 feet in all, and by
May l, 1879, an extfr~'ve pier over 45t
feet long. will be const Lcted 10 accommo
date the passenger and freight steamers q
the Norfolk line, together with the Balti-
more and Ohio traffic between Canton and
Locus. Point. The plans ofthe impioueT
ment include tracks out on the pier and
other facilities for the prompt transfer OF
passengers and freight. The acquisition
Of the company includes the Brooks iron
furnace and adjacent ground. One day
last week seventy carloads of freight were
ferried on great harges from Locust Point
to the present Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore pier at Canton, which will
be in use until the new one is completed.
The conference resulted in an amicable adj
justment of all the plans to be carried
0IIf.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
PENINSULA NEWS.

The shooting season will soon be op.
The sweet potato crop is said to be larger
than ever before.
The Kent county aims house treasury is
said to be empty.
The time table of the Delaware railroad
will be changed soon.
Dry weather Is still causing much incon.
veniance In agricultural districts. ..
The Smyrna Presbyterian Society have
placed the grave yard in neat condition.
The mystery Of the Crumption skeletons
10 Queen Annes county lie still unexplained.
The States attorney has taken the matter
in hand.
Constable Weldon, OF Smyrna, went with
q small posse of men to arrest darkey
who jumped out of second story window
and escaped with two or three dozen bullet.
whistling around him.
The Republicans of the Second Congress
slonal district, of Maryland, did not make
. republican nomination but trotted out
George B. Mulligan, as an independent
nominee In opposition to Talbot Mr.
Mllligan is the son of John j. Milligan
once Attorney General of Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
\. FULLY EXH0NERATED,
THE CASE OF BAsTARDY CHARGED
AGAINST A METHODIST LOCAL. MINIS
q rrp' r.rp ppA'SrArIssrHRnrulH f8

THE CASE OF BAsrARDY CHARGED
q AGAINST a MErHoDIsT LOCAL. MINIs- :
: 4THR,cFALIs'THRoUsH. As
Our readers will remember the account
of the case Of . well known. and respected
local ministerlofthis city, who, = few days
ago, was charged with bastardy by q cob
ered woman. The names Of the party,
which at that time were withheld, are Mr.
W. T. Tull, Of No. 800, Monroe street, apd
Alice Belts, colored woman, who had
lived in the family for long time Al
the time the article appeared, we discred'
tied the story, and were led to that con
clusian, not only by the gravity of the
charge, but by the respectable position
which Mr.. Tull occupies, and the unblems
;shej character he bears. Our supposi'
ion which we made at the time, we are
pleased to say, has proven to be correct
and Mr., Tull stands fully exhenorated from
the heinous charge
The case was heard before Esquire
Brady ye-terday evening at o'clock, witt
Charles B. Lore Esq. appearing for the
defence. The testimony sof the girl Belts
during an examination by both Esquire
Brady. and Mr.. Lore, wes contradictory
and digh,y, and her answers plainly indi'
Gated a weak and childish mind.
After the examination, the magistrate
said: "Mr. Tull, I realize your position
and it is one in which the public as well
as the trustees, are interested. l DO no
think the girl is qualified because she hal
not only fatty contradicted herself in i'm
portant points here, but also at previous
examinations which I have had with her
I therefore dismiss the case as l have nj
doubt as to your innocence" 7
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.-I, Patrick McCullir, do hereby
give notice that I shall apply to the Judges
Of the ourt of General Sessions OF The
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state of
Delaware, and for the county of New
Castle on Monday the 18th day OF November
being the lst day OF the Nov. term, "A, d.
1878. for license tokeep an Inn or Tave n
at Nc. 2 Oh Market street, known as the
Village Inn. in the NiEth WaId of the
city of Whining ton. New Castle County.
and State aforesaid with the pri 7ilege -lc
sell intox oxicattl G liquors in less quantities
than Cne quart to ba drank, ON the prem
ises. and tn. following respectsbl citizens
recomm end the said application to wit;
T, l.. Mousley, F,tl. J.hnson,
James A. Morrow, g f. Kehfuss,
Morris L. Pike, William T, Barclay.
Alexander Hazlett, William M Kinks.
Wills m II. Carson, vii liam Todd,
James e. GAMBLE Isaac Achutf
w. 8. X enne edy, Robert A ndefson,
Gustave Keo!ck, q. W. Kennedy, Jr
]. Mously, j, T. Elliott,
John Nation, w Sweeney.
James Stuart, F Il Gallagher.
Joseph Barr, Jr. Davis White,
John q. Turner, Alfred Elliott,
Thomas B. Turner, Samuel 81. Chalfant,
octl6-3t PATRICK McCU ULLIN,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

The Archbishop of Salonica, the anti
Russian cand idate, has been elected Greek
Patriarch.
A despatch frem st. Petersburg says it ID
claimed that the Ameer has invited Russia
to extend her telegraph system in Afghan
istan.
A telegram from Buenos Ayres says that
terrible hurricane has occurred on the
River Plate country, a great inundation
and considerable damage.
It is reported that England, Italy and
Frsnce have informed that they will not
recognize Servian independence until the
civil and political equality of the Jews Ii
proclaimed.
The Constitutional Convention of Cal,
fornia, adopted q resolution to memorlalizt
the President and the United States Senate
to so modify the Burlingame Treaty as to
prohibit Chinese Immigration.
The Socialists of Germany declare that,
as after the passage of the Anti>socialist
bill they will be prevented from holding
meetings, they will infest the meetings Of
the ether parties to cause them to be dis
satisfied likewise.
Father R. E. Christie, wel!known Cath
olic priest, who made an enviable war-re
cord as chaplain of Pennsylvania regi
ment, died at st. Francis Hospital, Colum
bus, Ohio, on Wednesday. The remains
will be taken to Evansburg, Pa, for burial.
Edison's recent invention, by which cleo
tricity is expected to take the place of gas
in every house, is sending down the price
of gas stocks in New York. New York
City Gas Company's stock, which sold at
$95 about two months ago, sold at auction
at $7S yesterday.
The Attorney General, after careful
consideration of the petition for commu-
tation of the sentence of Michael Tobiu,
now under sentence of death In New York,
hss recommended to the President that the
accused be imprisoned in the Kings County
Penitentiary for five years.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18

GHERIFFsALE.
BY virtue OF writ of Levari Facias tc
me d recttd will ne exposed TO Public
sale. at the Lafayette Hotel, Sal shipley ST.
kept by John ]. Doughs,ty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, the aOth day of October
1879, at o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate VIZ
All that certain lot and brick dwelling
hou thereon, situate in the city of vii.
m1ngton Aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows to wit Beginning on the west.
erlv side OF Lombard street between Sec
ond and Third streets at the centre of the
tartJ wall betw cen this and the O joining
house On the south, late of John McLear,
now of Lewis Mason thence westerly along
the centre of the said party wall aud par
ailel to Second sire t7i feet to the easterly
side OF an alley leading into Rnbinson
street, thence north herly along the said side
Of The said alley parallel to Lom bard street
u feet inches to corner Of land late OF
William G. Lowe. low Of Mrs. Patton
thence eas erly along line of hel lands.
and parallel TO, the first mentioned line
ding this from the adjoining brick house,
on the north IA feet to the said side OF
Lombard street, ana thence thereby south.
erly IL feet 9 inches, to the place of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they
may.
seized and taken in execution as the
prope ty of Altce M. McKenna, surviving
mortgager. and t. t's, al d to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sharj fl "a Ofioa Mar, ro.t1o no+ ,14h $40
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
CHERIFF SALE,

q By virtue of a writ of Ais I evari Facias to
me directed, Will be exposed to Pubic sale
at he Lafay ette Hotel, 84l Shipley street,
Kept BY John ]. Dougherty, In the city o1
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Oth day of October
,,...... 1878, at 2 O'Clock, p. M, ire
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land, with q
two story brick dwelling house thereon
tituate in the city Of Wilmihg gton, bounded
and described as follows to wit; BeginE1ng
on the easterly side of Lombard street, al
the distance of Al feet incnes from the
coruer form ed by the intersection of the
easteriy side of Lombard street, with the
northerly side OF McCaulley street, and at
q corner Of land lately sold to Samuel
McLane, thence with line of the same,
easterly parallel with McCaulley street and
Eleventh street so feet to stake In line
Of other lands of Craig and Tatnall, thence
with line CT the same, northerly parallel
to Lombard street IL feet 4 inches to the
soulherly side of affect wide alley lead.
ing into 10 nbard street thence along said
alley side so feet westerly to the said side
of Lom bard street, and thence thereby
southerly ii feet inches to the place oi
beginning be the contents thereof what
they may. ,........, .,
Seized and taken III execution as the
property of Thomas Cory and Jane Cor
ry, and t. l., and to be sold by.
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
HERALD NOTES.

The Kansas migration fever has broken
out in Michigan.
Deer are being extensively and wantonly
slain In northern Michigan.
Wagons carrying loads of iron in She
streets Of Paris have to place some rags or
straw to deaden the noise.
The engagement Of Ida Lewis, New ports
Grace Darling, to lawyer of Rhode Island
Is reported, but she still lives in the Lime
Rock Light house, helping her mother trim
the lamps.
The rival Wood brothers, who are candi-
dates for Congress In the Seventeenth dis
trict of New York, happen to have exactly
the same initials, and there is a strong
probability that many voters will vote for
the wrong one.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
AIorICE-I, Augusl Tenweges do hereby

NJOrICE-l, august Tenweges do hereby
IN give notice that I shall apply TO ths
Ju4ges o. The Court Of General es sions ol
the Peace and Jail delivery flhe state o
Delaware, ia and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 18th day Of Noven.
Term, A D., 1873, for license to keep ar
Inn or Tavern at No, 405 King street, In
the sth wald OF city of Wilmington, New
Castle Hundred, and County aforesaid
with the privilege to sell Intoxicating
liquor In legs auantites than one quar-,
to be drunk fthe premises and, the fol-
lowins respectable citizens recommend The
saiu apple ,tion, to wit:
Jas. A, Hart, 60. George Buz ne.
]. D. hurt:. Gottlleb Mammele,
Cnas, y, Parry. q. n, P, simmQus,
] Il, Saher.ander, Charles 'hpmes,
VIM. Eub!o, James M lfs.
8. u. Newlip, +, Nc onag @,
rIsper Libre, 9. Me5.ick,
W. H. Brady, Alex J. Hart.
Geor Adele, J A. hrauspe,
William Allen, J N. Bryan,
J. Clayton Massey, Frarcis A: Jacquot,
John Hanson, Bs'11srd Bonner,
Wiesant Kunz. John Febre back,
AUGUST TENWEGEs,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
TEL-EGRAMS.
LIGHT SENTENCE FOR MURDER

A special from Norfolk, Va, Oct, l6,
SAYS Justice seems to be tempered with 2
good deal of mercy in Nansemond county,
Va. After .protracted trial, extending
through several terms James Atkinson, q
we'll to do farmer, was convicted at suf-
folk, to day, of the murder of bis vile by
poisoning with strychnlne last spring and
sentenced 10 the Psnitentiary for five
years. Atkinson committed the atrocioui
crime, it is said, in order to marry while
woman living in his family as servan
and with whom he was unlawfully init
mate.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
Hheriff's office New Cast
GHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of q writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, Will b, exposed to ,,ublio sale
at th', La ay ett- Hotel, 84l SL1h.ley street,
kept by John ) Doughe:ty in ihe city Of
Wilmiag' OH, New Castle county, Del, on
WEDNESDAY. tho eth day of November,
A. D. 1878, at O'Clock, p. M.
The following described r. al estate. viz:
All that certain t,t or piece Of land situate
in tn city OF WI mihgton, ha wing two
story brck dwelling here IN erected,
bounded and desc ribed as TO lows to wit:
Beginning at The no thesly side of Front
street. at the distance Of III feet westerly
from the wes' erly side of Van Buren, street,
a. corner of lac b sinnex's land, thence
ther by northelly pMal'el to Van Buren,
rect, 60 feet to the sou herly side OF a
3 2feetwide alley. thence thereby westerly
parallel to Front street, 16 feet TO stake
thence sOu,herly psrallei 10 Harrison street
10 feet to the side of Froot street Aforesaid
and thence The eby e,sterly 18 feet to Inc.
place OF beginning, be the contents Thereof
what 1t may.
Seized q d taken il execution as the
pronepty of liza HI, is aud Mary harris
ana terra tenants and 10 be.so,d by
i f- 81 ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherif's office. New Castle, October II. 1875
.. ... Octl7.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
Or, by his Attorney,
Attest, ]. M, HOUsEMAN, Clerk Orphans,
SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF5 SALE

BY virtue of o writ OF Ais. Venditioni
Exponas to me directed, will be exposed
to Public Sale at tbe Lafayette Hotel NO,
81 Shipley street, kept bv John J. Dough-
erty in the City Of Wilmington. New Cas-
tie County, lei ON
SATURDAY, the End day of November A,
ID. 1873, at 2 o'c! lock, p. m.
The following described real estate viz.
No. All that certain lo', place or parcel of
lsna with two story BRICK messuage thele-
on erected situate in the city Of Whining
ton, Del bounded and desert ed as fol-
lows, to wit. Beginning at the corner
formed by the intersec ion ef the northery
side of Fifth ST.. with the easterly side Of
Walnut st thence easterly aIot G the north
cry side of Fifth st.. 10 II. 10 In. to the
westerly side of an alley leading into Fifth
St., thence north srly parallel ts walnut
st along said side of said alley a2ft to
corner thence westerly parallel TO Fifth
ST, 72f'. .2in. to the easterly side of Walnut
St.. and thcnce toutherly along said side of
said ST.. 80 f. to the corner aforesaid and
place of bs ginning, be the contents thereof
what they may, with the privilege and use
of ,aid alley, &c.
Sc Zefi and taken in execution as the
property f David McCulliu and te be sold
by ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
sherif's office New Caste, Oct. Is, s7S
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18

|NoTIUF-I, John W. Reyno. DIS do hereby
IN give notice that I shall apply to the
Judges of the Canrt OF g aneral sessions o.
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county OF New
Castle on Monday, he l8 h day of Npvem
ber Term, A. D., 1878, for q licfnse TO KEEP
an Inn or Tavern at the house known as
the Malta House, No. lo8 East Water street
Wilmington, New Castle county and State
OF Delaware and 10 sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one gu, n !, to be
drunk on the pr mises, and the following
respectable cit,z ans lscommeud lle said
application, to wit:
ia les Christy, Charles T.. Sparks,
J. u. Brown, Michael Kenney,
Richard Booth. John +. Bush,
John W. Gray, Robert Glbsons
B. r.. Heisler, Peer Duroap,
NJ Melcbior, Elias ConoWay,
Charles Weyl, Il. Il. Taylor,
George Johnson: Reese Pyle
Duncan Thatcher, Fred Gotchmal,
Stephen j Gilbert, Harry Cbristy,
WIN. Legg, Samuel Roberts,
e. p. Wise, Joseph toecsJe,
octI7-Bt JOHN w. REYNOLDS.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
OUR NEIGHBORS.

There is q case of small poK at Birdsboro,
Berks county has made 700 barrels OF
cider and 900 gallens of apple butter.
The residence of Mr.. Paul F. Whitehead,
In West Chester, was robbed on Tuesday,
by tramps.
A two years old child of Thos Anderson,
OF West Grove, swallowed needle and
thread on Tuesday last. 1t was removed
successfully by Drs Ewing and Taylor.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
ALITTLELAD SHOT DEAD.

BRIDGEPORT, Con-, IA five year ole
son of A. B. Beers, of East Bridgeport
while playing in barn yesterday, founc
a pistol under the carriage seat. He acci'
dentaiy discharged it, shooting a foul
year old sou of H. A. House in the head
The wounded boy died in hal fan hour.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
THE WAR CLOUD.
CONCENTRATION OF AFGHAN TROOPS.

CONCENTRATION OF AFGHAN TROOPS.
S1MLA, Oct. 1.-THE concentration o.
tae:Atghans in the Khyber Pass is caus-
ing uneasiness. The garrisons at Pesha'
wur and Kehal are being reinforced anc
placed in state Of freadiness. The Punjat
regiments have reached Tull. It is repor
ted that the forces at Ali Music and Canda
har have been largely reinforced.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18
,,0s TRUSTEES SALE,
,TRUsTEEs SALE On 4 s...
i OF
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue OF au Order cof the Ornbo,,.
Court, Of the Stale OF delaware, in adsss and "a
New Castle County, mad at New CastIa or M
the 10th day of September, A. d.. l87S. w,1 ~
be exposed to Public Sale, at the Auct,on Hom
Room OF Merelck a. brake, in Masonic
Hall, In the Oily Of Wilmington, Del, lTu'c on
"' '' :. TUESDAY,
The s2cd DAY of OCTOBER, A. D. 1910
! me At II o'clock, q, m,
tha following described real estate he,,.
the pry perty of HUH NJ Haughev a. oeilg
ed, subject to the uower 0f Catnarine Hanss
hey, widow ofthe sail Hugh M. Hauphags-
deceased, TO wit: '''
Ma. ]. All that certain lot of land s,,,o.
ed In the City Of WilmtDg.on New Ua flo IL,
and described ss follows, to wit TaJ,u Ta, ,Inu
ming at point on the westerly side Of w..
row street between Eighth and Nin,h
streets at The distance of seventy fee, froMa
the h Orlherly side Of Eighth street th.nna
westerly parallel with Eighth street eighty
northerly parallel with Madison street 'nUs ons
hundrea and seventy. eight (l7S) feet tn q
stake, thence easterly parallel with Iyhtb
street eighty feet and six inches to tha
said s'do Of Morrow street, and thence
there by southerly one hundred and seven
L ~ -0AShV ,Aooo w ouo PAesco VI U68lnnlng.
No. 2. All that certain lot of land situ-
ated in the Chy itf Wilmington. New.
Castle county state of Delaware with The
Brick Dwelling thereon erec ed on The
easter]y side Of Tatnall street, between
Fifth and sixth streets. being fifteen feet
front on 1atnall street and extend ng hack
with that width eastearly IL tirty-three feet
more or less, to land late Ct Benjamin
Webb.
Attendance VIII be given and terms,
made known, at the time and place afore.
said, by
Or, by his Attorney.
Attest, J. M, HOUsEMAN. Clerk orphsus
Court,
Lot No. will be divided into lots 10 suit
purchasers; and at the same lime and
place John Ferry will offer for sale 81 feet
OF land on Morrow street.; adjoit ing LOT
No. ], and also divided In suitable lots
Ieims Will be mace easy. octl5
The Morning herald., 1878-10-18

SIMLA, Oct. 1.-THE Afghans are mus
tsring in forces at the ri yber Pass and have
largely reinforced Ali Mustjid and Canda
har. The English troops are apprehensive
of disaster. A mercantile telegram from
Bombay expresses the conviction that wal
with the Ameer is inevitable.