THE WILMIN NuTONIAN,


AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

Thursday, January 26, 1926.
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Thursday, January 26, 1896.


Erhiosion.-On Saturday morning last,
about eight o'clock, the glazing and busting
mills at the powder works of Mr.. Garesche,
opposite this Borough, were blown up.
The sheck was sensibly felt throughout this
vicinity; and at N. Castle the conclusion was
so great that doors which stood open were
closed. We are happy to state that but one
person Ca cololred man engaged in the mil)
was killed his naked and mutilated body
was found few PAGES from the scene of ruin.
Four of seven fine horses, which had been
employed in this department, were killed.
We saw the unfortunate proprietor on the
spot. Amid the cloud of sorrow that set
upon his countenance, caused by the serious
pecuniarv loss which he has a second time
sustained, beam of jov was visible for the
happy escape of his industrious and venture
some work 'nen, who, Notwithstanding the
unhappy fate of many of their fellow labour-
ers. who about three years ago, ON the same
spot, met most unhappy fate, were will
ing again to hazard their lives by continu-


ing in his employ. Much credit is due to
the enterprising and Industrious proprietor
of this establishment, for his humane atten-
ton to the relics of the unfortunate men,


who, at that time, lost their lives.


We again acknowledge the very polite at


tention of the Clerk Of the Senate, for his
second communication, containing the pro-


ceedings of that body. We have perused


them. and selected such parts as we conceive


to be most interesting to our readers, which


are here subjo,ned.


Tuesday, Jan 17-Mr. Ruth, Clerk of the


House Of Representatives, was admitted and


presented for concurrence a supplement


to the act entitled an act regulating the


General Elections, and Resolution appoint


ing directors on the part of the Senate in the


Farmers Bank--it proposes to appoint Thos
Clayton, Jno. Bell md Elias Naudain, for the
principal bank for the branch at Wilmington


Jos. c. Gilpin, E. |. Dupont and John Gordon


for the branch at n. Castle, Levi Bouden
Samuel Meter and John Moody; for George


town, David Hazard, Stephen NJ Harris
and John Stockley, which was read. Mr.
Cullen laid on the table a memorial from 3
lumber of citizens of Brandywine hundred
against the removal Of the Election of thai
hundred; it was referred, together witt
t the Election bill and petitions to Messrs


Cullen and Whitley. An act to incorpo
. rate the Methodist Benevolent Society o
> Wilmington was presented for the signature
= of the Speaker of the Senate. The act t.
: incorporate the Delaware Fire Insurance
:: Company was read third time, amended
!. and passed. The act to incorporate tn
d Middletown Academy, was read a thir
y time and passed. The act to vest the pow


er of vacatng roads in the Court of Quartz
SESSIONS, read third time. amended an
S passed. An act to enable Isaac Davis, t
e remove certain negro slaves to and from I'll
y State of Maryland, was read third time an
r passed


Friday. Jan. 20-A supplement to an ac


entitled an act tor the better improvement
Is of the marsh and Cripple called Mill Cree
y marshes. A supplement to an act enttle
!, an act to establish company under tn
q name OF the Philadelphia, Dover and Noi
e folk Steamboat and Transportation Compa
ny. A joint resolution appointing Wm.
= Brobson War Agent in the place Of ]. {
ui Brinkle, Esq, deceased were all read. NJ
1T Cullen laid ON the table a resolution thu
Al the Speakers of the two Houses of the Gen
y y eral Assembly, should adjourn their res
G. pective Houses on Friday, the I'd Feb;
e was read and laid Oh the table.


~ The editor OF the London Morning Chror
icle remarks, in one of his late numbers