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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
MYSTERIOUS MURDEi..
ah' 'arttJ necomposcd Body al IA
Woman Found in IL Chest in
(i,iru.n

CHICAGO, NOV. . Al about o'clock
th'S morning, US two women who bad
rented II room m the house 3y6 State
etf.'!' III Ills CITY, were preparing for bed,
tEey weTe attracted 10y smell apparently
coming IRON closet i'll the room. Tue
door Of the closet was forced open. and
thry discovered the corpse uf woman il
parity Gecompoged state. An elanlina.
uon by the police, which followed,
revealed tho fact that the woman had
been killed by blows On the head, frou,
which blood had oOzed cut on the closet
'or' careful inspection of the room
wih made, aud blood stains were found on
tue wall, and suspicion points to uotoIi
onH woman named Eva Lloyd, who
formerly occupied the room, az having
committed murder aud then placed the
body in the closet
She was last seCn on the Premises on Tues.
dag might ~ lW4t We, h. when she brought
strange woman into her room. with
whoa lst1 al hight she was heard guarYal-
hng and Fighting. The cloak worn by the
Stranger was found i'll the room, with
blood S'nln- IN the collar and down the
s.drS. The body has been identitird az
that Of Dora Clarence, IA woman Of th.
-'''''. "'i' Avn iIibSu HAH Dtti NlSCONegtil
serving "A turn ia tho iiIde well, where she
was committed thu last part of last week.
Her sOrtcalt has been found in the
kng"'s' Gallery, md she is i'd. atiti.d AN
'Bfo1Slyn I'm, u wel!-knowu New York
tGirf, who caue 10 Chicago come six
months ago.
NEW ionN, Nov. 10 Ii lniry nude il.
police circles Ia this city, yesterday failed
to elicit information about auv woman
named rithor Eva Lloyd or 'l3rooklyu
LE"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
THE FLoRIDd DISEITCHES.


NEW I0EN, Nov. The suit of the
Western pinn Telegraph Company
against tlIo Democratic National Com.
mittte and William II. Blunum, liz chair
man, wlurh was an 'hn calendar OF
Chambers OF the iupr,u mo Court fur nrgu-
iuent yest,idey, w'@ marked by ,he clerk
'Yithdrawn,' tY direction Of the plain
TINS counsel.
Tue suit, rs already stated, was b. gnn
before election ior 'ho purpose Of obtaii e
lug an injunction from the Court to
restrain ttu l!thogrtphng and publication
Of WHIST were known us the "Jewell
FIurida Ditpn'rhes The Court refused
Temporary II Junction. but grlrred an
order directing III. defendants to show
cause why Dne shoul nOt be- issurd. On
the r, turn day OF 'his order COUNSEL for
defendants stated to 80 Cont that Mr.
Barnum had returned the dspatcnes
to The company btfore tbs service Of The
order Of the court uiOr him, and hat the
publication sought 10 hn restrained had
already been rctomplNll.d rhIs counsel
claimed bud knocked iht burtan out of the
plaintiffs Case II WAS u-grd, however, on
the part of plair tiff that it was desirable to
have the lFw appiicable 10 such a case
hbtlitN. h'lnOlRn COUNSEL Tor MIR, IHfium
, objected to his client being held IN court
for the mere purpose of settling point OF
law IN which he had no further interest,
m adjournment was ordered until yester.
day. The Esure fact that the calendar
bearing the word withdrawn" left il
somewhat in doubt whether the suit itself
had been withdrawn or only the motion
for temporary injunction, leaving, in the
latter event, the Equity Term of the
Court to settle the Law in the case when il
is reached for trial in its order on the
general calendar.
Upon inquiry it was learned that the
record Withdrawn" referred to the motion
for an injunction and that the case would
eventually be pushed to trial.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
Didn't KNOB 1T W4s Lo1DED
Youth Fatally ShU w,,, N Socket
Pistol by IL Young Lady Yisitor

EuiFALu, Nov IA case Of accidental
shooting occurred bore to day, which
r'-nIt,d III the death of James Kelly. Is
I'"rs 81 age, ut 30 p. III. Two sisters,
hary "ni 'ilnm, Bryans, both young
@"nr', paid a visit TO the house of James
h'lly pareuis IN lnrd avenue. The
hsiiy' @rEC away frcm hons, but Young
man named Charles Uhrisrberg was there
With James Kelly. Mary Bryans was
I acquainted with The Young men, but
Iluulo hAd never met them before,
They Ind gooi time, and for while
NE two Sisters waltzed to music made
with mouth organ by young Christberg.
Later, young Kelly snatched a song
BOOK from the hands of Tinnie organs,
"htrenpou sue stepped across the room,
TOOK small pocket pistol from a box on
the bureau and asked if il was loaded.
huIly sad 1t was not. linnie then cooked
the pistol, aud pointing ii at Kelly, said.
playful!y: Your money or your life,'
and puiisd the trigger. The weapon went
oil with loud report, ana Kelly, clasping
Its right side, cried II nm shot run for
doctor :" The doctor soon came. and
found that the bullet had entered the
abdominal region, and passed upward to
the stomach. The victim began 10 vomit
blood, aud at o'clock tonight in great
agony. Ho said before death that the
shootlng was accidental, as none of the
parties knew that the pistol was loaded
The girl was arrested, and il vet in
custody.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
nrsrH"rtyo THE rnoofs


sutn''
Ns,, ,,al Na.I .r -l,.~.g,.
,c.ts. as. We. American people
4hyr.. h await tl,a' It H. a,.eitei OF high
sriul ylt Iuh' It.Irr the election WAS
hr, nj. Iua-d. it,l. h,n! .hl" ali the
important ~ uIhrT. Ht III, t.h net were
Hh-tt from W .shi' gtnn the records of
tHr various apartments of tue Executive
Government were uverhguled by unofficial
persons WHO appeared IN tins several
departments bearing the authority Of the
chiefs Of thuSr departments respectively.
This is II thing unprecedented in our
history. IL GHnnOt have been done with
out II purpose, Now v int vas that
purpusc
Suppose the President, cashier and
directors Of n bank all absent fishing
shooting or making stump, speeches, and
suppl Sc ttnt dwing their absence strangers
to the bauk -hould appear armed with
authority from thGm TO rumIuaga over
The accounts and ruhle free with the books
ui the hAuk2 What would he the natural
Inference Hs to tut President, cashier aud
dirtGtuysI
Let il bH remembered that the archives
of tba government cover four pre- yious
administration of President HAYES, and
tha. the accounts OF the uetiou have never
been examined by experts or tlIic.als not
atli lated with tho party i'll power since the
/ year lsbD.
We are now WITHIN three weeks of the
reH-semuliDg of Congress-. When Congress
meets one OF the first and most obvlou.
duties Of too body will be to ascertain
whether any departments Of the Executive
and il so, which departments, were visited
during the nbsencc-not Oh official husi
ness--of the heads of these de partments
by persons armed with authority from
those heads to overhaul the pager,
in the archives, In investigating this sub
jtct Congress- should direct its attention
particularly to the Dep rtment OF war, bu
Ii should by no means contine its attention
TO that department. it is probable tina
officials of standing ard character in tn,
various departments will be found to hav,
projected themselves by insisting thu
verified copies slGn!d be given them o.
the instruction. presented by person.
claiming TINS general privilege of search
aud it Is not Impossible that these in
structiOn5' may throw some valuable ligh
not only on tho general nature but OF
the sp cttir dates aud purport OF the doeu
ments thus abandoned to the Irresponsible,
haI ding al IRE. ponsIble persons on tn,
eve of "A Presidential election, which, ha.
il resulted ia making The choice OF
minority of lac voters Of She [ lited Stltc
the choice OF e majority OF the Eiectora
Colleges OF the l'Hited States, must hav
led to II general aud elfcctuel unruoiiug o
the Who'll. Executive history Of the last q
years il this country
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

The New York police statistics show
that of the burglars arrested in three years
AL were native Americans, 81 were Irish
and 20 Germans. In assault and battery,
cruelty to animals, disorderly conduct and
even vagrancy the Americans lead all other
nationslities combined but in getting drunk
the Irish can give anybody odds, and in a
years time 1903 of them were arrested
for drunkenness to S2t Germans. As we
take these figures from an article in the
New York Times we are not able to say
how many of the native Americans are
negroes The Times is evidently seriously
disappointed over the evidence that the
Irish do not lead in crime, but it gets il
its prejudice by declaring its belief thai
they must be the children of Irish parents.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

The sound steamer Rhode. Island,
from New York for Providence, with 125
passengers, grounded on Whale Rock,
Narras Bay, about half-past four
O'Clock on Saturday morning, during a
thick fog. After daylight broke the
passengers were oil got safely ashore,
through heavy sea. Ole of the
passengers was injured by the falling of a
smoke stack, and the steward was severely
cut in the head by glass from the
chandelier. The steamer is probably a
total wreck, but part of the cargo may be
saved. The Rhode Island was built in
1873, and cost 100000. Her cargo was
valued at 100000.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

# .f v~ry plain that Il Hly bnpo Of the
continued respect Of the verdict Of the
people q; tie Lo!l4 is TO Eo maintained,
more adequate provision must He made
for oat merely securing purity a' She olee,
ton Itself but tor securing pooj faith in
the aoa4itllu Of the JAKE! Of the people
in counting ont The vote, A tua recent
election in this county il Is declare that
at two polling places tht election
officers uaiawfu'!y o'o,ed 10 and v ent to
dinner, tbut at another the election was
held hy eu 1lDaEralizad foreigner while
from tue Eighth ward Of this city the
returns were so defective as to actually
cause a motion 70 throw them out 10
| tie credit Of the board Of CanyaSsers ii
must be said that they passed over sll
these technical errors aud sought to ascer'
tain exactly what votes mad been cast and
to coun thcm az cast
A ma ority of The Board consisted of
Democrats and BY throwing out the defec.
tive returns they could have elected every
| DemocI4t,c candidate except one, set, II
was not even considered by the Board Of
Canvass, which proceeded to get at the
intention of the people and to give il
effect. How wonderfully this differs from
the methods by which Mr.. Hayes was
made President.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
4 SHOCKING TR1oEDT.
The horrible Crime of Wealthy
ONO Farmer-FOur Murders In
One Night

BArEsvILLE. Ono, Nov "A horrible
tragedy has come to liPnt here Frank nj
Biedenhaueh IL u wealthy Young German,
who over year ago, married thB daugh-
ter of wealthy farmer The couple had
one ohild-a boy baby. The family lived
a short distance from Bstesyille, and on
Saturday night Biedenbaueh returned
hcnr after visit 10 town aud, HI Is
claimed WAS under the influence of liquor
He entered the house without waking the
occupants, they being his wfs and child,
Mrs Stephens and child, who were
visiting Mrs peterborough ard a hired
girl The five persons were sleeping,
Mrs, edaubAugh aud h6r babe in one
room and her gnesle, n = stephens and
child, sud Tho servant girl ia an adjoining
room
The iend it IL supposed, entered the
room where his wife and child slept tirat
ticking with him al axe, with which he
began his iuhumsG work. With one
blow the skull uf his wife waE crnRhl d and
then the little boy received ~ blow ACROSS
the throat from ID. AYE pieldr Il hy Isis VI e
natural IL her II NJ est severed the
head from the body 'Iiis DID not 4iti4fy
the monster Blow httrr blow Mns admin
iHttrui 10 hotu mother add c'id, until
thelr EeRiB we're beaten into M simost
uur.cusuiztb m,s.. ~ luivcriuu Il ..h
He then passed into the rHnui occupied by
Alrs 81, pAei,n ..Hd her C,ili nud The ser.
vaIt girl.
Fr, M npp"It ,uc"a w, Md I'm HAT
both We're killed by wig one blow
each as there In hu' ,rt mart of one
wound upUU ,ha unfortunate woman and
one upnn her chi!t The nwak,uiIg OF
the servant gltl NJ thu tur, no doubt.
prevented the victims from being M
horribly muilated es the FIRST i'.o victims
of the murderer who Jay wt.lteriug in their
hfe blood in TIE di)iniug room, Upon
awakening The s.rVhui gifl spraug from
her he'd aud rGu toward the door, but was
knocked senselcss, and left for dead by
the murderer, She lay upon the floor
sous time in this condition, when she
recovered and gave the alarm.
As soon AZ notified by the girl several
ne,ghhOrs rHu to the scene Of the tragedy.
Search wa4 at once made for the fiend, hui
II WAS not until morning that la WAS dis
covered IN tobacco house, with his throat
cut, but not sufficiently deep TO prove
fatal. He was taken irto custody ard tbs
ugly gap IN hiN throat sswed up, sftei
which nc was taken to Oald well md placed
in the county jail
! A later story is that Bitdenbaugti muir.
dered his w.tu in n pasture or Saturday
night, where she bad gone TO milk cows
\ B'rfaub4ugh was able TO tell this himself
wber he Was found ard hr described tn,
| place where ahc WAS afterwards found
| The first to discover the crime was Bieden
I LrntI,.n a. .,;t 1
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Nobody need lie awake at nights over
the possibility that New York may yet be
counted for Hancock. II cannot be done
unless conclusive proofs are offered that
more than twenty thousand Illegal votes
were cast for the Garfield electors and, if
this were undertaken the work of examin-
ing Illnesses would not be through till the
end Of Gartisld's term. We do not doubt
that intimidation and bribery had great
deal to do with Republican success in New
York, as elsewhere, aud that such sue
cesses ere serious blows at any hope of
the continuance of free elections or pcpu.
lsr government, but we do not imagine
that the facts can he demonstrated SO as
to justify Congressional action, and Con
gre ssionRl action outside of facts and law,
would be rs Infamous as was the action
by which the Presidency was stolen in
! 1876. Let US have at least one
party in America which has not demon
strated its Willingness to steal the Presi-
dency Snme time men may come 10
their seuses AID think that is rather a
ersditabse thing il amy partys record,
though just now they regard the reverse
as gn evidence Of sharpness which ought
to he rewarded, AID which they aGcord-
| inply did reward.
| We speak Of cOlise under the impress
! sion that it is impossible to presen;
| definitely twenty thousand cases OF clearly
proyabie fraud in New York State. Il
they could be presented we should have nc
criticism to offer on any lawful method Of
preventing the success of such fraud
let what might come. We want no tricks
simply because we believe they are wrong
aud fatal to the perpetuity of our Govern
ment but do not fear that the caust
backed by over two millions majority o
the white men OF America ooult
not be maintained il it wer
shown to be just and legal
Neither do We oppose counting out
for fear Of the peoples wrath. The PEG
pie have just shown that they have N,
wrath against fraud We repeat we ar
only opposed to it because it is not right
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Some method should be adopted to pre-
vent such delays in counting votes rs is
seen In California. They open the door
to precisely the same sort of frauds which
the law seeks to render impossible by hav-
ing all the states vote on the same day, In
fact some preventive against fraudulent
counting is about as badly needed as any
thing in our whole system of government.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

A Washington special to the Philadel-
phia Times says General Sherman eontem-
plates resigning. We presume the country
can stand it, as Sherman's utterauces have
not been such as to inspire any unanimity
Of respect for him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

The Morning Neeos says it was George
Stone who did it2 With the Kin dest in
teptions toward Mr.. Stone We take leave
to doubt it. He is free trader ard he
did not therefore run the tarif Scare end
of the machine. He is decent man and
therefore did not go into the vote. buying
business. However much he did in any
other direction, 1t amounted to nothing
without these.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

such Reports do ones Heart GOOD.
La Fayette journal
Mr.. Frank Wilke, North and Ninth
streets, stated that it was not only highly
praised by his customers, but the st.
Jacobs Oil has not failed to give sstisfsc-
ton In single case.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

They are actually going to start church
for poor people in New York, where any.
one may go and hear the gospel preached
without money and without price. If any
Of the humble folk who once listened to
the Galilesn fishermen could come about
they would be likely to exclaim that this
is really very like old tunes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

The Dover Sentinel is cautioning the
Worniny Nens that 1t will not conduce to
harmony for it to make uncomplimentary
illusions to Grant, Conkling & Co. Is
that so We thought from the action of
the Delaware delegation at Chicago that
the one thing the Delaware Republicans,
even that early, we're united on was oppo-
sitlon to Grant. Is the Dover crowd going
to set up claim now to being the old,
original Grant men.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

There will be many claimants for favor
at the hands of the new administration
but the men who have dead sure thing
of il in the way of claims that they did it,
are the tresoherous Democratic leaders in
New York and Brooklyn. OF course,
many Republicans did all they could, and
some of them did great deal, but these
New Workers are the men who actually
gave Mr.. Garfield the Presidency.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

A lady recently discussing shopping
in New York objected to the presence of
so many irishm on behind the counters.
She had no criticism to offer on their
efficiency or politeness, and finally
assigned as the reason for her objection
that she hated Irishmen. Yet this lady
feels very keenly the unoharitableness OF
the wicked Democrats, who dislike the
colored man and call him niger"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

II the Jeannetts has been lost as stated, 1t
is a sad sacrifice. The expedition was not
sent out in the interest Of science, but to
crafty the insane vanity Of James Gordon
Bennett.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
CURRENT LITERITUR


DIR. prc-.cltFu in the November INTER
N"'l"NN" ''t7 Il way "'t VI 'l' "'7'I'''1'N
tr"up'c7 VI ''ie l''I'"p''r anu inc consequent
ueP'"raplo '"hu'''oh' "' l"o''Sh' ana No''"n
through 'lt tot"l separation 81 'N'''fn ana
''"'c more CLOSELY 'lIl''u III rance ''l"il 10
USUAL! hi'""h' ne u'"I7 Tue ilN'tt'r WIN
inc cam "roa" Judgment 70 ut looked Tor
IN no great leader OF Trench religions
thought.
Mr. FELTON, lands Hen. Peasant sr,ir. of
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.!''''i'"' ''''''"" "t"' '''r'N" l""FH CIV" "'
Mnilcl last summer. Tie wunld Ike to see
the like attcmptrI hero. las A sir,ilur g,.nria-
t:,r. NJ l,o,I,,,,r acton. -....... w.
W "''''h 81. ''N
Mr.. Baker MAINTAINS the universal adNan-
tagc OF II governmental agency to take rail.
roads in h,ud
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lhe l'adIiR afl'''' comes nom Ffol.
Andrews of West Point II handles Wilt
takcr with umi,tak,,IIr luck IF glove, and
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Ni"'b""A'if Ni''''""S 'i' u''''''" "7''"u""
| which he has a-sihled and I-Elar'd.
The "reminiscences Of "Bu-tuu. LAWYER. of
| n,, MA nav t,,,.i.,,., .,..,,.,-,
| 81
! 100 soon u II 10 be H"l"d lhHt stlHvI may
| extend to thooc the echoes 81 whose clio
ouellce and memory of whose vii and ,rnrI,-
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nv n'e H'' Nv ''''7' i''"'' II" "'''i''''7 ~
the present h"hh'f7 Oh Tue h"'' He Ntldf
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

A sudden and horrible epidemic of muir
ders by maniacs seems to have broken
cut.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

o, course tbs great ;:cr,Ose IL the
E,puhlican vats through the Northern
Stat, generally had greal deal to do
with the election Of Garfield, but il Was
the light among the De:lOcrats in Now
York city which did lhs business, rs will
be seen from the fact that The Democrats
carrisd enough eltooral votes cut
sda that ataty 10 have secured
Hancock election had they got New
York, and hence it will be vie for the
men who lucky won their bets through
their belief in the general Influence, not
to consider themselves inspired or infall-
bic. Had new York city not fsllon short
of its ordinary Democratic majority Han
cock would have been eleo,ed, and had ii
not been for either John Kglly or his
opponents New York city would have
given its ordinary majority. OF course it
does not change the result to locate the
responsibility, but il studying the result
it is better 10 have the exact facts bofore
| one.