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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

a hoy named Frank CIoud, in the EN-
Ply OF Edward Burke, near Mcdowell
'lr' was kicked by horse Sunday
morning about O'Clock. lie was curry
tHs til" horse when the animal kicked
Hl'n IN the breast, knocking him up
aaa'lst wagon standing by. lie tried
y !" up the porch steps when he tainted
anu lumbled down, cutting an ugly cash
~ Inc back of his head. lie was taken
70 Dr. Shadinger's drug store and his
INJURIES attended to.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
tNFORCING TINE LIQUOR LIN.
The New BaiIiT Manii,uiatesE Edward
cassidy a Long Hearing al the
Police station.

f"'''' 'i ,,...
ease Wnlcn e'ioiteo oohai''el"p'e ~,
a-st as ptihg the hrst one pro9ecutou
-iefe the Mayor ny the new palllh, W.
Il. Brady, took place ON MONDAY at the
oite court
Tue somewhat notorious hiwaru
lA'sldy was charSeu WIN Keeping up
ping house selling liquor WITHOUT
lri'e ana selling on sundays
lhr prisoner, whose place "i business
On hallr"ad avenue, second door nelow
Poplar street, was represented by Harry
'a4Ip'ey' ESD rs counsel
lie evidence on al the charges was
very Volt'ihllio'is, ana Oh course much OF
was repetition great aeal Oh II was
'Se"''c very amusing, ana lhe hiIarlty
o III" motley crowd ul spectators had to
|eir"lurntly checked
Il was shown That the accused had
What Was referred to rs II government
0sIl'r.
paaltI James Caulk, a colored mdi'
ai0@l, VINO protested to bo authority on
'Ag 'uhJe't OF liquors, testified that he
81, III the place sunday and took adrinlt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

SNfTWT VWTTVNIWWW'NVW OT TTWt IOHTnNT.
NEWARK, ,Iune 2.-Good Hope wooden
mill, Chestercounty, eight miles from this
town, was totally destroyed by fire last
evening. The cause of the lire is not
known. \ thunder storm was passing
over at the time and it is thought it was
struck by lightning. The mill has not
been in operation for some tim" owing To
tile failure of the owners. 1t was to he
sold ly the creditors. The employees were
not paid their wages for some time before
the company suspended, causing distress
in the locality.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
Mo,ncrs, Motners!! mothers,r

Are ynu disturbed at night and broken u
you. rest 10y Il sick child suItcriug and CRYING
with the eNrrucHtIing pain Of cutting teeth?
" 50 20 ~ one" and get bottle of
Mrs. MlSSLQM = SOOTHING SYRUP
1t VIII relieve tile poor litile sufferer inn
w"dIatriy -depeud upon il; there il ne mistake
about II There Is not = mother ON earth who
lGis ever used il, WIN Will not tell you At once
tlat ii Will Regulate the bowels, and give rest
20 the mother, and relief and health to the
thiu, Operating like magic 1t is perfectly safe
dhd Is the prescription pi one nj the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses III the
United States. Suld everywhere. ~ centsa
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
4 HE.fJr ROBBERY.
burglars Enter II Store la I.cwes and
Garry or Upwards of $4,000 worth
Of prDpprty.


special Correspondence ut state lournal.
GgoRGGrowN, June G.-'rhe store OF
Alfred l.. Burton at Lrwrs was entered
ast night by burglars. They burst open
he fire proof safe and took out II 50 900
government bond and an unknown sum
II money, entirely cleaning out the safe
There is nn clue to the burglary, hut
lilgent search is being made for the
robbers. From the frequency of such
occurrences III various parts of Sussex
county within the past few weeks there IL
some reason To suppose that an organized
gang Of burglars is operating i'll this part
Of the State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
LOCAL NEWS
nm C0URT HOUSE DEBT.
10 levy Court Resolves Z" Fund IL
Nv nj Per Gent.

at 4 Per Cent.
law Court met Monday, and,
.t.rring the subject OF connecting
t7' i,.riu's office with the Jail at New
! al. nv telephone to the Public Build
A''% S..,mittee and adopting the report
committee which audited the
units oI Thomas d. Gibson, late col
,"t rnr wilmington hundred, occupied
,.,,r,. afternoon session Ill the propa-
r,,n of the following bill, which, on
I@on Of Mr. Wier, was PASSED
/ nupr,s The floating and bonded debt OF
"ni''''l,,, ,unuty now due. and the eApelInuz
fh,,t IA the removal uf the county scat,
me npproprlutions made necessary by
j" a., n,t,, oi the Legislature for tho rcpair
.''t,1u nlalsh banks, will Aggregate To
I ,rr llc sum of ! lOO,OOu ami
/ nHrnhAs. The county Is now paying upon
j J., ,i,li interest at the rate ui per cent.
[ r,,,,unl therefore, be- IL
\ tl~Ipd, That the Treasurer OF New
Iii. county be, and lie Is hereby author
1 a IN harrow OH the credit ~ SAID county
~, Ann Of ylUU,OUU, ut II rate MOI 70 exceed
,,t cenllm per aiilillili ior tho putI"Se Oh
io,.' mn, and funding the said Heating debt
ul dulluNllb tho 'NPo''o''' 49, ''"N
i ~, ,,,itulse ne shall, under the direction
r,,umi,ee OF this court, consisting ol
XIII. Nier. Polk, silver, Bright and h cbi-
.,Iyvlllsu III such papers Is sand com
',.,, lluy uc.ig nule, Tor scaled proposals ion
r,,h,l,. ar uart OF SAID luun, stating TIA,
,,,r and place where and when tue
~. nruuusuls shall be opened by the salu
i INTER mud said committee, with lhu
,., l,-eryrd 10 reject any VI all bids. 4 la
al loan 10 be payable hi ten ye'Ts, OF III
,I indictments, III one, two, thIeU. 1uui
.iX seven, eight, nllIG and ten
|. N, TO the said committee may suuul
s.t advantageous, with interest payable
,,i.sutu.A,ly And the SAID committee shall
nn., To be Issued 10 the parry ur parties 10
NAM, tlp SAID loan shall DO awarded, upon
Ia, r.c.lul vi the sum or sums respectively
Il s,,.l Ia, Them certificates OF indebtedness,
|v-,,fur m the nnInt OF the county, rccltlnS
Ma authority Of tins resolution and slSnuu
X t6,, t,r,Hldent of this court, with the seal
N sad court, and the attcstatlOn ui the SaIut
,,,,,lrl. and that II he further resolved, That
mn. committee deem 1t best 10 issue Tit.
,.rnn.at,,B Of indebtedness for 10 years, then
n.t racn wear aftor the obligations OF Jhe
M, aforesaid there shall be appropriated by
nr said Levy Court the sum oi slu,uUD,
tbicn shall be invested III any outstanding
,al Of tho county al for II sinking fund Tor
hr Incubation OF the loan aforesaid. 49,.
tins bill takes the place %; the one
sbrl was sent to the Legislature and
Ah,h passed the Seuate, but was sub
.-oututly overlooked or iuislaid and
lo.. not appear to have passed the
lltu,p
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

mr.. James Elliott the well-known
scket agent in this city of the p, w. <
D. railroad has resigned his position ON
avcOunt of failing health. Mr.. Elliott
Entered Entered the service of the p, w. q b. in
Zoo making his entire service in the
solnpany's employ about 4G years, y
Years of which We're spent as ticket agent
i'eFe. He is now IS years of age.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
The Shampiou Jeaner.

Monday afternoon trial of new
reaper and binder known as the "Cham-
ion'' was given on the farm of
Mr.. James Brown few miles out
of the city on the Wilmington &
Northern railroad. There We're be-
tween so and 60 farmers present and the
trial was pronounced complete success.
The machine worked smoothly and di-
its work exceptionally well. 1t is bed
lisved that it will come into general use.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
VIEW G-iST'LE.

sIWrn Correspondence u slnir JOlIrmI.
NEw CASTLE, June "A Young man by
the name of McCue, an eml,ioye OF the
Delaware Iron Works, met with a very
serious accident yesterday. lie was walk
ing past two men who We're removing one
of the large siX-inch tubes when by
some means it Tell on him, iracturimg and
otherwise seriously iniuring one Of his
legs. DIR. Black rendered the necessary
medical attendance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

Mr.. Kinney, Young man living in
Seaford, came up here Monday with a
lot of iron, after disposing of which he
spent the day and night with his uncle,
MIR. William Elliott, ofthis city. Tuesday
morning he boarded a train to go to Phil
adelphia, but, shortly after the ears
pulled out he was taken with a violent
fit, followed by severe hemorrhage.
Being unknown to any one on the train,
lie was brought back to the depot and
sent to the City Hall, where he recovered
sufficiently to talk coherently, though
still very weak. His uncle was sent for,
and accompanied him back to Seaford on
the LOS train.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

Special Dispatch In State journal.
ELKroY, June s.--rhis morning, sisters
of Mrs. Jemison, who was supposed to
have committed suicide in the
Fourth district a few days since,
accused the husband of being the muir
derer. From the evidence laid before
him the States attorney concluded to
have the coroner hold an inquest this
afternoon
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

>.o= ma
\ Wv NAsihN' s'lhe u ne 'olor'u man
.'"' !" pi'''" ", mp "'',' "ii"Ae '"S'
""s "eeoiie 80 wen Nno""' mas preh very
9'eN WIN ~ "P'"'''s V, '!P"".' 'rNo,' "u'
Is now slowly recovering AZ one tiihe 1t
although the disease did not get strong
hold'
IL Is sad an effort Is To be made her"
to prevent the steamer Ih'mds tigfe from
stopping here this summer on her sun
day excursions, and that the captain
says II he can stop on sunday lie won't
on any other day. 1t Is to be hoped the
effort VIII not succeed, for those delight
ful Sunday excursions to Bombay Hook
last season were u source of recreation to
many a one who could not 6" during tine
week.
A can OF corn exploded on Saturday
night in the store of Platt y Elkinton,
scattering its contents in all directions,
and at first producing Some alarm by the
noise.
-Four panes of glass in one of the win
dnws of James V. Wlse's barber shop on
Delaware street We're smashed into smith
Greens TN last Saturday evening aplaf-
emily without cause. Mr.. Wise was en-
gagged shaving II customer near Iii" wiz
dow, and two gentemrn were standing
Oh the curhStour facing the window. hu,
saw no missile strike it. The hlrakagt
Is somewhat mysterious, rs investigation
has thus far failed to reveal the cause.
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NEW CASTLE, June E-The schooner
4. u. idH ul Milton, Del, Is in port
taking On u cargo ol Hour from Lea
mills.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
40
Building. up IL Church.

'
Some three or four weeks ago, . man
from Wilmington came to Chester aud
preached 1T the City Hall the polity Of
the Methodist Protestant faith. At that
time there were but five adhrrents to the
cause who worshipei together. Now til,
congregation numbers 30, and believing
they are a growing band, they hav.
secured permanent quarters in the li,tlc
chapel at Eleventh and Madison streets
where they will hereafter meet, until sllrh
time as they may be- enabled To build Il
church OF their own.
The man from Wilmington is the
pastor of the Methodist Protestant Church
here
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
ANoTHER ROID no THE HiTER.



ware.
The work Of extending the Wilmington
n Northern railroad to tin, Delaware river
has commenced, and workmen are now
employed in grading the road bed near
Delaware junction.
The plans for the extension have been
prepared and will be submitted TO a
stockholders meeting for ratification in Il
few days. 1t is designed To run the new
branch from its starting point, which is II
short distance to the westward OF Della
ware Junction, through Andrew Cruln-
lish' 5 land to the Ghristiana, which will
he bridgrd at some point above the Della
ware Western bridge.
Crossingthe creek the ROAD will run in n
nearly direct line TO the land formerly
owned by Richard Jackson, ON the Della
ware river. Then sweeping southwark
it will cross this and the adjoining farms,
formerly the Cam and lefevre farms,
and strike the river somewhere on the
farm formerly owned by Benjamin Elliott,
about two miles below the mouth OF the
Christiana. Ali these farms are now the
property of l.. /. DUPONT, de Memoirs "
Co.
Here it is proposed to build wharf
and make other improvements. The road
is likely to he completed during the conn
ing summer.
THE main object in huilding this extern
sion is TO accommodate the freight bust
ness Of the Dul'onts, but it will also, with
the aid of Il ferry boat across the Della
ware, complete the connection with Tia,
Delaware Shore railroad, also con
/ lao I'm Pants aud viva
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
1HE NET CJyNERY-
The Purchase Money for the Ground
Paid Over and the work of Erect
ing Inc buildings 10 be Begun Inn
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H. sat ~ i anu N"huay afternoon
',.. '''' n'"p''' oNeh W'''' those WIN"
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',.a,,,,.t - p"I'''ase money i"r thc
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$50. WI" 49, "Vn' 'n'nl ~ might
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

n Al the solicitation of Baililf Daley and
larry Sharpley, Esq, Judges Comegys
anu Houston FRIDAY signed the petit
non for the remission of the balance
u . Thompson Simmons term OF
imprisonment.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
Elm TON.


ELkroN, June mir. John Tucker,
who recently resigned from the office OF
telegraph operator, has had Il position
offered him at Atlantic City, which he
expects to accept.
John S. Writ was elected junior warden
of Trinity Church at meeting OF the
vestry.
\ hcrculcan negro 10y the name of Bill
Johnson, who has two women under
charge, to one of which he is married,
struck one Of them a terrible blow with
his list few evening, ago and for a short
time her life was despared Of, but under
proper treatment she fully recovered.
johnson left lIlktou tor parts unknown.
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ELEroN, june d.--Sunday evening
large barn ON the property OF lIr. Cooper
Of New Castle, on Red Ill., was consumed
by lire. The flames were first discovered
about'a o clock, at th" entrance INTO the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

Dr. Elinr's Great Nerve Eestnrcr il the
marvel nf the age for all Nerve Diseases. All
ils stopped free. send 10 s2l Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

Associated piass dispatch.
DE,MorNgs, Ia, June s.-Mrs. Mary l..
Mast, Of this city, who was nominated hy
the Greenback Staff Convention last week
for tn" position ot state Superintendent
of Public instruction, declined the no,ui-
u1tinn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

LONDON, Iuur s.-'rhr mentors If the
Cornell University CROW are in excellent
health. Thry tmiud every day during
the pas>aS" irura New \ prk In "a stationary
rnMimg apparnlms.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09
aeaths.

A-1uEN HAttI --AueHt7tu, Nschenbach, un Juile
~, in the A4tl year ut btSIgc ,st
bAiiH ~ this rlly, "n Thursday, I'd inst,
iiumrI luri, aged rs years,
lll~-lu>. et.i~ rlly on The Is lust Mrs Marx
T.. lr~-"u. wife ul lIitI-s ilvSsiuu ,ul daughter
"i d"u' ul nharuu NlctddIvu, ia tNr 9,iih
!r4r "i htt .a;r.
jpEDAN 81 iii.t,, tfth1linr Jordan, dtirli-
to- o.. MtHI#u uN NN.Nl .IultiHh: w.is buried
~ v M.mmsop a'l Strand! wine cemetery.
NfIl ilt uu iu"-dN. .llnr an inst, Tiara
ts'ltrulr, uluU Ht.u-usrg ut Rose and William
p. hn!hr. H.7.H' woo as tsld d,t,,-
tHr relatives Hud ileutlr ur the family are
rrtpa,IiulN ilv'tol tu HtItlii thr turrll from tile
~ustuHrH. Nur lurla ls.lurs H. unl}, S2l Kirk
81 ri siltal, uu lIursnl, June "lhaDJ u'ciock
T., l4-
u'uNNItl.- Isl u.t., at gIS Market
,u"rt, Ia. John T., u'n4uicl.
iNN\ pu .1tusl, Matthew II. Ryan, aged ~
year,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

Of New York. pat1s and London, has attained
its great reputation by udheriug TO two rules.
1t offers no cheap goods. 1t offers only honest
preparations at honest prices. and consequently
in buying preparations having the
name and seal OF this reputable
company, one is certain of purity
and excellence. The lichig Conpany's Ami
Gated Extract of Witch Hazel. for Instance,
although sold at the same prize aS the guauk,
cnloress. weak trash, sold uudor the name of
Witch Hazel, is 50 much superior in every
way, that once used, is sure 10 cause il to be
used always thereafter. II cures Piles, Salt
Rhcum. skin Diseases, rheumatism, Catarrh,
Painful Alunthlies, Sore Throat and Neuralgia.
BE sure 10 ask for Iiebig COS ArniCated tx
tract of Witch Hazel Remember tie market
is flooded with worthless limitations, II Editor
ial in Scientific Supplement q III RdHcbcrO),
Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-09

The steamer S. N. Felton, is to resume
her trips between this city and Philadel-
phia on Monday next.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-11
WASHINGTON.
News From the National Capital
as Received Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, October 10.-Both
the Republican and Democratic Sen
ators met in caucus at the Capitol at
10 o'clock this morning. There was
full attendance at both of them, as
nearly all of the absentees on Sat
urday have since arrived, and were
present this morning, The Republi-
cans remained in session short
time, less than half an hour, and
merely mapped out plan of action
to govern through the day. The
Democratic caucus remained in ses~
sion sn hour or more and discussed
the question which occupied SO much
of their time on Saturday, whether
Or not to admit new Senators before
electing President pro tenn. No
decision was reached and the caucus
adjourned.
The Supreme Court of the United
States convened at noon to-day, with
bare quorum, consisting of Chief
Justice Waite and Associate Justices
Miller, Bradley, Harlan and Woods,
together with the newly-appointed
Justice, Stanley Matthews, who ap~
peared On the bench to.day for the
first time. Justice Field has not yet
returned from Europe. With the
exception of few unimportant mo-
tions and three or four admissions to
the bar, the court transacted no busi
ness, and at 1910 adjourned to make
the usual call upon the President.
| President Arthur this morning
sent the following message to the
Senate:
"OFFICE OF THE e
''PREsIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, October 10.
ITO the Senate of the United States:
II transmit herewith a copy of a
proclamation for the convening of
an extraordinary session of the Sens
ate of the United States at the Cap
itol, in the city of Washington, on
the 10th day of October, inst, at
noon.
"(Signe0 CHESTER A. ARTHUR"
(NorE.-The proclamation above
referred to appeared in the CHRONICLE
September 23d.-EDIToRs.)
The Secretary of the Treasury has
announced that he will redeem at
the Department on and after Mon
day next, Oct. 18th, the five million
dollars o. bonds embraced in the
1O5th call with interest to date of
payment. The Secretary states chat
this action is taken simply because
the Treasury has money available
for the purpose, and the interest to
December Oath on that amount of
bonds, if redeemed, can be saved by
this course. The weekly purchases
in New York will will continue as
| heretofore.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-11
New York Democratic State Con-
ventiOn.

ALBANY, N. Y, October 1O.-A
large number of delegates to the
Democratic convention, and many
prospective candidates, have arrived
in the city, more than is usual at so
early an hour on similar occasions.
The hotels present a very lively APP
pearance this morning. The Tam
many and Irving Hall delegations
are regarded as contestants by the
State committee, and the county del
egation will be placed on the list as
regular It is understood that Mu-
sic Hall has been hired for the
Tammany Hall delegation, to be
used in case there is bolt.
The feeling this afternoon against
the admission of the Tammany Hall
delegation is very strong, and men,
bers of the delegation do not expect
to bdmitted. There are some dele
gates from the country, however,
who fear the effect of such action,
and would rather see all three of the
delegates admitted on equal footing
than that the ticket should be endan-
gered.