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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-The
, Green back wing of the Working
men this evening nominated AS.
semblyman Stephen G.. Maybell
for Congressmon from this district.
Mnrd.s al Y0mb.,Oar.
TUCSON, Aug. GA man named
Malcolm was killed at Tombstone
last night, and the murderer was
captured this morning on the San
Pedro by Deputy Sheriff Earp.
Great IO0u1 Ss GS,d fretn EUr"p ..
NEW York, Aug. 26.-The World
says: Thos. &. Acton, Superin-
tendent of the Assay Office, is re.
. ceiving by each European steamer
large quantities of gold. This spe-
Gle is deposited by importing bank.
ers, and consists Of 20-franc pieces,
marks, japanese and Euglish coin
and bar gold. The vaults already
contain about twenty-five millions
in gold bought by the Governm ent
during the past year and not as yet
taken out for coinage. Importa'
tlons the present year began the
81 of August, and already are al
most up to six millions, including
about one million seven hundred
thousand In American coins, which
= were at once deposited at the Sub
4 Treasury. Advices have been re.
\ ceived Of enough gold In
= transit to swell the figure
to ten millions before the end of the
r-vsent month. Last year, when
tns importations began on the 18th
day of August. the seasons total
ran up to the unprecedented sum
Of $l5,000.0 900, and then only
checked by the importation of
large quantities of iron. Hundreds
of thousands of tons of baser metal
are coming as substitute for gold
In exchange for American provis-
ions. At the assay offices about
three days are consumed in melt
ing up and determining the value
Of lot of gold offered for purchase
before the seller gets his check for
the value OF the metal. Among
the large importing houses dealing
heavily in gold the opinion is very
much divided as to the amount
which will come over. Some think
the total influx Of gold will run fal
above last year, and point to thu
fact that 1t Is already in advance o
the figures for the corresponding
period last year. Other banker
think the total will not run abov,
$50 O0O.nnn
TT which arriv
ed srpool yesterday
bro in specie.
,R"me Again.
CHli aug. pa Galen,
special snyr that Gen. Grant ar
rived at 0:30 last evening from hi
Western trip and was receive'
heartily by his Galena friends.
Tesas Rspubiscan Nomin assons.
GALVESTON, Aug. ga Ney
special says that the Republics
State Central Committee met to
day and nominated E. j. Davis fc
Governor, A. Scmerg for LIeuter
Governor. and put a full Stat
ticket In the field.
Trsess 81 vicsssso's March.
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 26.-GrIe
son tslegrap phs that along the cour'
Of viotorio's march were four
hI 4. !, 4. +. IS II Il /. y. ( "a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27

For Passage or Freight as shove, or
for TICKETS to aud from
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
10. Anxels. a..ase he. ss, 1. 9. o.s

.,xsunxn. Regular meeting held on
a "WEDNESDAY EvENiGo q
each week at TX O'Clock. -
iourning brethren IN eood
standing are cordially Invited.
A. FRANK. r. a. -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
Los Angeles Council No. II, Regal sNe
Ssleet Masters, r. 4. H..

| Monday of each month at Masonic Hall,
| ut 1880 p. N S0jOurning ~0mpanlona u
good standing are fraternally tnvited .
attend. By order OF the TIL. III.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27

carcases of horses, cattle and mules,
which had been slain and the flesh
torn from their bones. The Indians
are very hard up for food. The
Mexican troops have gone to the
State of Chihuahua.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
Good Advice.

The Daily Advertiser, st. AL
bans, Vermont, has the fOllOwiDg:
"We feel sure that II such Of our
friends as are suffering from dis
eases of kidneys and liver would
but use Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, they would be bene-
fited.u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
Los Angeles and San Diego
rHF STEAMERS
orlzaba and Ancon.

Leave San Fecro for San Diego Aug. 3, 8,
ls, IS. 80, %, and Sept. 2,
Passengers take the train that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington at 3.a5 p. ~,
Los Angeles time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19

4. W. HARRIS. ~ CO.,
2iU Br1ndwuN, SeW York, or
il. G. WtNrERSMIrH. Supervisor,
oCe, NJ MuHaTt Blilliug, Louisville Ky.
lN2s-lul.dNw-AN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
MILFORD.

Speciai Correspondence OF State journal.
MILFORD, August lG.-The Torbert Guards
had an excursion to Ocean City on Wednos-
day, and were started on their way rejoicing
by the old engine Clayton. 1t took her A.
hours to put the cxcrIisionists 40 miles from
Milford, and afterward she finally gave out and
stopped to get up more steam. The Guards
made good use of the time III a hucleberry
swamp near the railroad.
Some of our summer tourists are returning
home, Others are just starting out. Among
the latter Mr.. ii. IL. Prettyman, late editor Of
the Ne,rS, may be counted. He intends to
take quite an extended tour, embracing
Saratoga, Niagara and other noted resorts.
Saturday is our busy day, and on the last one
there were never so many kinds of business
operations in town before. Vendors of
melons of all kinds, apples, peaches, fish,
crabs, CLANS and cider, were here in crowds.
Showmen were around, papering houses
gratis Horse jockeys and stock dealers were
to be seen i'll groups, rafting out some big
truths" to make sale or exchange; bells
We're ringing for auctions, and stalwart
negro bawling cheap goods at Mr.. Marshall
Prettyman's store.
Justus Lowery has lost fine Attorney COW,
and a gray mag" fell dead whilst coming
into town with load of watermelons. Two
small boys were drivers and they were terribly
frightened, thinking they had surely killed
the moss but we are told that the horse
was about dead before they left home. Nc
insurance loss nothing
The Baptists had an orator" with them
yesterday in the person Of Rev. Mr.. Belts Of
New York. Two finer sermons are seldom
heard. What everybody says must be SO,
and tho impression is that Milford has not
been favored with such speaker for long
time
Mr.. Howell is canning tomatoes pretty ex-
tensiyely and will do 80 more extensively in 8
few days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
DELI WARE CITY.

Special Correspondenceof State journal
DELAWARE Cry, August 1G.-On wednes-
day, the 4th instant, George n. Bright, (son
of Chairman W. X. Bright, of the Levy
Court and Charlotte o. Armstrong, (daugh-
ter of Samuel Armstrong were united by the
Rev. r. II. Taylor. The friends of the happy
couple were on hand, and enjoyed themselves
greatly. The young couple Immediately
started housekeeping, and have the best
wishes of their many friends for successful
future.
The cannery is receiving prime peaches
from G. +. Brady's farm near Chesapeake
City. The force employed embraces 80 pit
tiers, 10 boys at pairing machines. and other
small work, . filters, 6cappers, 3 packers, .
cooks or scalders, engineer, superintendent,
clerk, and, last but far from least, Mr..
Cleaver himself.
On Saturday night there was some
grumbling. about prices paid piece workers,
many of whom We're new hands and expected
to make very large wages. The prices are
rather low and may be advanced slightly this
week.
Thursday evening Captain Cathoart of the
schooner Bruins was casting Il limo ashore at
the canal wharf. when the slack of the line
caught his watch guard and tossed his gold
watch INTO the river. James LaBoub divcd
for the watch, recovered it, and received so
for his success,
A man named Fox, from Salem, undertook
to swindle Mr. Beck in u horse bargain but
was compelled to own mp and straighten the
matter.
The marsh lands of J. Il. Nelson. Joseph
Ellison, and the William Bennett estate, arc
posted for delinquent marsh taxes, and will
be sold at Bradway's hotel ON Monday the 23d
INST, at 2 p. III.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
Marriagfs.

ALEXANDER -JONES.-on 9Th inst by Rev j. +
ocsenlun, Richard Alexander of Baltimore, anf
Adaade $ Jones, of Talbot county.
AILWORTH- FLEMING. On July alst ia Bait
more by Rev. wtlfprd Downs, James AilwOrth. Of
Vireni, and Drue fleming. Of Baltimore.
BAILEY IutFoRD-On July :ath in Eastnn
Clara D. Tniiord. both Of Miles River Neck
BIRDSLY- SHOCkBEY.-O nth inst, by Rey.
shocley, both of Lincoln.
CHORMAN-DANIS-On sth inst, bv Rev Mr..
Hubbard, Lewis r. CEorman. of Milford and
Rachel A. devils. OF Sussex county,
DAVIS SANDERS 18TH inst. BY Rev. Enoch
Stiibhs Of philadelpn'a, Frank T. DAVIS of Nest
Chester Pa, and T. Bertha Sanders, Of this city.
HAsTINGs-IlHNFON ON nth inst. at tile resi-
aehce Of ne br,dts parents; Sentord rs hey, 4;
johnson, both oi SUSSEX county.
JONES HEESON Un 18TH inst hy Rev. f. I /,
both OF this city.
JEFFERSON TARR-On nth inst. in thr NJ F.
Church, d st, Michael Md by Rev L il. Adams,
b. NJ. Jefferson ami He.eu Lerette 1arr.
MuLpOQN-BARRlTT,l Gu I'd inst IN oxford.
Pa, by Jumes 3 ack. J. T. Robert O. hnlduGI, Of
Noiiinganl, Pa, and Leiitia j. barrltt. Of Cecil
county, Nd.
ROBINSON EYANs.-on 30 inst. at tlle rsqlder CO
q Chhrlss ltubins9n in Landing NtCk, by ReV.
W. NJ Morrow, J. Prank Robinson Of Talbot
county, ana Clara b. Evans of Baltimore.
REThLLACk- HADuAWAY, ON IN inst, NJ
Hnta W street n 7 Parsonage, Baltimore, by t6e
ID. Ha idnwHy. 10th Of bot comfy
MMSLEY-.RoBER1s. Son "a inst. IN St
JJRmes' r n Church; Port .eio-lt Nd, b \ Rev. O.
both nf Cecil county, Md.
WIGGlNS-FAr LINER On tnly aath, by Rev
james 4; Mitchell, james T. WivEius and Susan
N FHWikner, b1th OF queen Aune'- county, Nd,
NGGOLp.-On Jny 18th, at the NJ
I. church, CentreNle, hy Rev MIR Brewington
james IL warner. OF Centreylie, Md. aud Sidney
Island, Md
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
Isiiiniirc's Return.

w. H. o Bllhmre. the Baltimore sexton
who disappeared H. O itober irst, and whose
remarkable account, by letter from Cali
fotnla, Of his adventures was published
subsequently, in EVERY EVENING, arrived
homs on Saturday. la this letter he
stated that he reoeIved letter notify ing
him of serious accident TO his brother,
that he entered carriage in waiting to 20
to Locust Poin, was chlorotormed and
robbed and knew nothing more until he
found himself on board u Vessel at sea
where attempts were made to drug him,
that hs was afterwards set adrift in an
open boat and WAS finally picked up, in a
delrious condition, by the balque Antioch
bound from Hong Kong to San Francisco.
This story he still adheres to, but the
authorities place no confidence in it and
suspect him of having voluntarily
absconded after lppropriatipg some of
the funds of Mt. Vernon NJ. E. Church, OF
which he WAS sexton
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
SMYRNA.


special correspondence OF State journal,
SMYRNA, August 17.-At last we are having
our "boom y not for any particular candidate,
but Il good solid substantial business boom.
Every man, woman and child in this commu-
nifty who desires to work has had an oppor-
tunity to crafty that wish. and to their credit
lee il said but few have failed to make Use of
the opportunity. AS n consequence there il
more money in circulation here to-day than
ever before in my recollection, and ii is also
i'll the hands of that class which part with it
quickly, thus creating the business boom
spoken Of.
All.the tramps who will not work having
had their walking papers, we are not now
troubled by that specimen of the genus homo.
Another cause of happiness is that the
ordinance against dogs has had the effect of
clearing orr streets of good many worthless
ours. Take it all together Smyrna, just at
this time. has certainly many causes to rejoice.
But here we would like to draw the curtain
we are to be cursed i'll the shape of circus
the last of this week.
Our fruit drying establishments are all pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The one on Market
street, however, run by Hopkins Il Page, has
met with several slight accidents in having
fruit burned.
Last Sunday, through negligence of the
Waterman, about $50 worth was destroyed.
Property owners in the neighborhood are
very uneasy about these frequent accidents
and there have been some Whispering of APP
plying for an injunction restraining them
from using the building for the purpose it is
now put to-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19

little boy about or 10 years of age,
sou of ex-policeman David Wingate, went
Ia bathing abou- noon Monday with three
companions of about his own age, named
Respectively Wilson, Richard Mellon and
David Virtue, and, venturing h,yond his
depth, was drowned, The boys were
bathing in the Brandywine between Seidell
" Hastings wharf and the Eleventh street
bridge. Young Wiugate. who could swim
very little If ut all, waded out too far and
was carried down by the tide. He disap-
pear9d under the water, came again to the
surface about 20 feet farther down and
tden sank for the last time. William
Stewart, who was near by, tried to save
him but could not reach him in time. His
body was recovered about $50 o'clock.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19

Associated Press DISPATCH
PHILAnEIPuIA, August Is Flour. dull ant
weak super, s2jOA3Un; extra, $3.50, 4Ol
Ohio and Indiana family, s525a5.I5; Pennsylvania
family, 81 I5n5 25 81, Louis family sj.5OaG
Minnesota family, s'2jad.O; patent and higi
grades, s60Oss.
Rye lonr weak $3.50 asked
Wheat, duh and lower; No. . Western red
sl07 Pennsylvania red Sl.Os amber, 81. lsallSig
Corn, firm tor local scilrcr steamer, 81 4 e
yellow, i5c; mixed, 5ln5atc.
Oats steady No. | white, Ale; No . d,
39n+Or No, do S1a3sc; No. mixed 35a &c.
Rye, firm and scarce Ijc.
Provisions in good jobbing demand mes
beet si55uasl6 ~ beet hams, 81 jOa2L,U
Indian mess beef, tl6 bacon, smoked SHOULDERS
GtaGNc; do salt shoulders, 8 iiuGl smoked hams
llHl3c picked hams, 9t5alU%C.
Lard, firm; city kettle Sic; loose butchers
7Ac; prime steam. sac.
Butter inactive. but III changed; creamery ext IA
25a26c; do. good 10 churr 2la2+c Bradford
county and New York extra. % .23c; wcsluri
reserve extra, ldalIc; do. good to choice l3,l5c
Rolls, duh; Pennsylvania extra, l3AlGc; Wuslerl
reserve, extra, l3al Sc.
Eggs, scarce and wanted; Pennsylvania lie
Western, lie.
Cheese, firmly held; New York full cream, III
l2&c; Western do. lie; do. ia to good, lOIlO5gC
90. half skims, ska9kc.
Petroleum. frmer; refined, Sac.
Whisky, Sill.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
Dsaths.

ANDERSON ON alh inst, in Dover, Lizzie &
Anderson. AGED years
ALEXANDER Deatlwoo1 Dakota r., rritory
July NJ, OF Brgnt'a disease pi the kitlurys' cant
L. y. Alexander, ia the iad year nj Ii, agc
BEDFOED.-ln this city, on the ith inst Harry
q. Bedford, aged ~ years.
BLACKLIST Mn this city. on 1tb i,s,
Josephine Elliott, wife III Samuel r. Binckistou
CARPENTER. In this city on i7th inst Ida Leonjs
carpenter, daughter OF j, ". and Eliza j.
Carr enter. IN the lgth year of her aye
Inc reases aud friends OF the fsiuily are invited
UranNe street, IA FRIDAY afternoon, aGth inst at
O'CLOCK, - "
CACY,On sth inst. near ATillinston Anna VI. Cary.
felct OF John Cacy, ia the Hiih year of her axe
DAVIDSON On stu iist., at Getty sbnry Springs,
Anne's county, Md.
GooDHAND. On III ms, on Kent ISLAND. Mrs.
Martha lioodland, eldest daughter OF the E,tt,
James Bright, aged 4s years.
GOODMAN: -On ST. inst on Kent island Captain
john Goodman, aged about ~ years
HAMPTON.-On sth inst, on Kent Island Charles
hampton, sou VI John Hampton, aged about is
years.
HOPE On 9Th inst, at her home near Dover. Mrs.
Martha HOPE. wiieoi kev. j. Al. Hope, aged H.
HAChENBl Rtr In this cty.on the 18th inst Mrs
Anna H. Hackenburs aged ~ years.
JOHNSON.-on July ls,h at SanFranclscn, CALI
lorna, lhDlnhs johnson, formerly of tle Fourth
district, Cecil county. Md, at an advanced age
KNEE.-In this city, Mrs. Louise Knee ii, the asth
year VI her age.
LOVEGRONE.-On 4th inst near SMYRNA. James
Loveyrove, aged 90 years
sMITH,-on lst inst at Port Deposit, Nd, Henry
sl1NGLuFF.--On 5th INST. at Locust Grove.
prince Georges county, Md, Mamie r., wife OF
Tilshman. 'i' e'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
A Negro Riot.

BALTIMORE, Mp, August 17.-During
the progress of a colored picnic at Irving
Park, on the Baltimore IL Ohio railroad.
to- day, at which nearly 1000 persons were
present from Baltimore and Washington, a
serious riot occurred, resulting in the cut.
ting, shooting and beating of about 20
men, seven of whom were seriously
injured The difficulty arose out of a
sectional rivalry between the negroes.
and from a fight between two men it
spread until an immense throng was
engaged in the melee. Pistols were drawn
on all sides. and an inciscriminate firing
commenced, while knives, razors und
clubs were freely used by the excited
contestants. The detachment OF police on
the grounds finally Suoor eded In quelltpg
the riot and arresting six of the ringlead-
ers, who. together with the wounded, were
brought 10 this city
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19

BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE quotations to-day
arc IL follows:
extra, Sili.I5; do family. S'.l2gG; Western
super, s3aa ia; do extra, shai. 10; do family,
s5l2a6; CITY hs super, siaS,5u; do low
and medium extra, Sla4 50; do Rio brands extra
Sj.I5a5s7; spiug wheat family, S5.5JaSi PatGpsCG
family, sG,Si; do extra, 1906; g. Eiscrmayer'-
family 1913; Ficlilen'- BridTcwt'cr patent fun,
$685.; UhcsaprakerxtraS d4i; FiCken's belmont
family. $3.50; Colbert excelsior Graham, $50
fine. ~ 81 !; rye flour, si.I5lS5.g5
WHEAT.-southcrnw wheat, si.0Sa1 ,Os for Fuz
and slO7al.l5 for long berry.
CoRS.-Spot, 50e soc. for August 50'Gt,
for September, and 81 Ac. for Qctohr; southern
corn, &c. for white and 5ge Tor yellow.
OATS Western, mixed. s5kc.; do bright BIC
do. white -, Southern iGc Prnnsyl-
yania g. Prime new MARYLAND, =;
bYE--Rye il quoted at S0r. per bnshrl.
CofrEE-Ordnaryl 3%c; fair, l5hal5Ac; good,
l6al6A c; pg me, lG.allc.
HAY AMIDST Choice Cecil county limo by,
new, s ga92 hO:tair 10 prime Mary and and Prnnsyi-
vAnin ffrnothy s2Oa2i; Western hay Old S2tna2
mixed hay slgasU: clover do Sl5.jOaG5D stray
wueat Ssa9; oat DO. slgall re do. SIS.
pI M sally W We:,a ma Sr H. per ton
MoLAssEs-C Muhlssts at -a-c for GU
test. New Orleans Mnasses is in fair demand
ordinary To good AT 45a5Oc., and prime 10 choice
5jl62c.
PRovlstoss.-Rnk shoulders &c: lops cleur
sides s1Sc clear rib sides SIC; bacon shoulders
64c; ceHr rib sides 9Gc; Hams, sugar cured
l2hal3&c; shoulders, Ensar cured 1ht' breasts
he; lard sac. tor refined. Mess pork per
barrel SIS 25al5.50.
BurrRE-I limos, Iowa, Michigan aud Wis
cnnsin, 1ln22c; Western reserve, l1alSc; SCptdctl
Ohio and Indians l2il4c; West Nirgna aud
other Western, 49,; nearby receipts, l3c
New York State, prime 10 choice, rs choice
creamery, 25c.
CHEESE New York State, choice. 12al2i4c; do.
good to prime. llall%c; Western choice, Hall y
do. good 10 prime, galOc.
EGGs Western, l2c. aud lSc. per dozen
for Western and nearby stock. Fresh supplies,
l3c.
PouLrRY-old fowls at &C., and young do at
1Unllc tier ID,
sUdAR AND SYRuP.-CommOn TO good refining
15sa75sC: do. centrifugal, SAaSss. Refined, cut
loaf, lJ26c; crushed. lux powdered, lUAc; gram
uatrd, lO@c; standard As, lUnlOSc, and ye lows,
sAaga &c D.CGnton,slbasA Syrup-SugNr House
III me in hhds. aud 2Ic. i'll brls sugar goods,
35ldc. for medium 10 choice, aud 2sl3Sc tor
filtered Canton p, r.. 9Sa3nC in hlls
WHISKY Western high wines are lrmW sl.llL
per gal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
M4NGLED BY HYENAS.
Frightfui Spectacle at the Parade
of COup's Circus in Winchester, Va.

RICHMOND, Va August II. Yesterday,
wbIls Ooup'- grand circus was paradDg
in Winchester the keeper of the cage Of
hyenas wax pnunced upon and torn to
pieces by the Infatuated aud treacherous
animals. The keeper, who was in the
cage at the tins, had his back slightly
turned toward the hyenas, and was looking
at the cheering multitude The spectators
fell bark aphhst when they saw the whole
den of hyena- sr'dAnis pounca up7u the
mau and, tbrowlDg hun To the Il Dor of the
cage, h-Riu 10 uAugle him with their
teeth aud claws.
The keeper whose name was Drayton,
made desperate attempt 10 save his life,
and despite bis critical position assumed
his usual cool tone OF command, but the
beasts, maddened by the taste of blood,
did not heed him. The people who wit
messed his brave struggle for life were
pc verless TO help hin, as they feared that
by opening the door of the cage the
hyenas would pounce upon them. At
length some of the shovmen succeeded in
rescu'rg Drayton. but he was so badly
wounded that his life is despaired Of
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49,
KENYON,
speelal corresr ondenee Of state journal.

Special Corresr ondence OF state journal.
KENTON, August 1.-THE shipment Of
peaches has fallen off some this week, but
will revive again next week.
Mr.. 5. Walker shipped two car loads of
piling to-day
On Thursday night few negroes met at
the depot for friendly tussle, but soon
turned it into row, and had pretty lively
times for awhile.
To-day and night are gala times with the
negroes, and about one hundred of them
have left for Bowers Beach to spend while
III their Jolly way. Tomorrow they hold a
church camp at LOckwood's Chapel, 81 miles
from here, when we may expect some lively
rows
William Buck an aged and widely known
farmer of this neighborhood, died ON We'd
nesday night, and was buried here to-day,
having one of the largest funerals known
here for many years.
Household fracases have become common
occurrences in some of our families.
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KINnhY Eliot al DmnannnOm

Associated Press Dispatch
LONDON, August Is During the riot Al
Dupgennon, on Sunday morning, many OF
tho police were wounded. Their rank
were broken several times, and finally
they fired buckShot into the crowd. Th-
fire was returned, and the crowd, in its
eagerness to attack, almost rushed on the
points of the police bayonets. The police
afterward fired volley Of ball, and many
were wounded Que man died shortly
afterward ...= .-... 49,. ...
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
rnreshing Machine Accident.

On Monday morning, Dennia McFadden,
about 60 years of age, while assisting
George Goldsborough, his son-in-law, in
threshing wheat near Townsend, had one
of his arms caught in some part of the
machinery of the thresher. All the bones
from the elbow to the wrist were crushed,
and all the flesh and sinews from the
entire inner side of that part of the arm
were mangled and torn away, leaving the
hand just depending by the outer flesh
and skin. ...
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Herschel V. johnson died
at his residence in Jefferson county, Ga,
on Monday night, aged 6S years.
Rev. John Crawford, of Newark, N. j.,
former resident of this city, has recently
exemplifed muscular christianity by
building oe, and padding it through
the Thousand Islands, Lake Ohamplain,
and Lake George.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-19
Hancock and English Electors.

EciitOr State JOmrnal. If New Castle
county takes her Greeley Elector il is but
just uEd fair that Kent should take hers.
1t is well known they served in the
Greeley campaign against their will when
their hearts were hot in il, Now that the
Democratic party has standard bearers
they are proud of, the party can make
amends TO the Greeley Electors for their
D self-sacritice in serving their party in q
position that was repuqnsnt to their
feelings. KENT COUNTY.