Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
IN q ENER1J.

The PApsl Nuncio at Vienna, has CON
veyed the blessing of the Pope To the
dying Count do Chambord.
The Salvation Army's property at
Paterson, N. j., has been attached for
debt by one Of its members.
Two blocks in thu centre of Gadsden,
Ala, mostly frame atorehonseH we're
burned yesterday week. Loss, 800, 900.
Ths ons hundred and fifth anniversary
OF the Wyoming massacre was celebrated
Tuesday week at the old monument in
Forty Fort, near Wilkesbsrre.
Naval cadets who have beeu discharged
under the law of August 9Th, 1882, are
confident of being reinstated by Con-
gress.
Blake x Co. q mill, at Amesbury
Massachusetts, was destroyed by lightning
Thursday afternoon. LOSS 100000.
The mill employed 200 persona.
gfAt Raleigh, N. c., Thursday, Henry
Jones', c0lored, convicted Of the murder Of
Deputy Sheriff Alvis II. Blake, WAS sen
tenoed to be hanged on August 9th.
The directory of Milwaukee,, about to
be issued, is said to show an increase OF
10000 in the population Of that city dur
ing the last year, indicating total Of
14S,000.
The State Treasurer of Iowa has jus,
pail the last dollar OF its war debt. The
State has no other Indebtedness Of any
kind not covered by funds now In its
treasury.
The claims received at the Internal
Bureau for rebate OF tax on account OF
tobacco, snuff and cigars under the new
law number nearly 10000, amounting to
about 81, ,00O,0
The Supreme Court of Missouri has de.
cided that the high license law passed
by the last Legislature Of that State Is
constitutional, and applies to st. Louis az
we'll as other parts OF the State.
The exports OF petroleum and petro-
leum products during the IL months
which ended May 3lst, were valued al
$40, COY, 1893, against $40, ,563, 142 during
the corresponding period OF last year.
Ezra Dsggett of New York, who drove
his horse 80 miles in IL hours while rao.
ing with catamaran, was acquitted in
New Haven last week of the charge o
cruelty. 1t was testified that the horst
WIS we'll treat, d and cared for.
Csjame, chief of the Yoqui Indians, In
Mexico, WAS assassinated Wednesday yweek
II is believed that his death "thrOws all
the rich lands and mines Tin the YOqu
river distrio) open to the white men,"
The President of Mexico has Issued I
decree establishing bureau for the col
lection Of commercial, mining and agri
cultural statistics. A general census o
the country is to be taken every tel
years. ....-a -
A telegram from the City OF Mexico sayi
the treaty between the United States and
Mexico, providing that no troops Of eithel
country shall Gross into the other in pur-
suit Of Indians has been prorogued for
one year.
The Postmaster General Thursday re
ceived letter from Albion, Idaho, stating
that Charles IL. Eggleston, postmaster
and Frank Il. Bggleston, assistant post
master at Salmon Fall, have both com
mitted suicide.
The celebration of the Fourth II
Chicago involved 3S casualties, including
three deaths, five cases OF mortal injury
% MANNED for life, and seven slightly in
jured. The chief instruments of havo
were toy pistols and small cannon in tn,
hands OF small children.
John Whelan. a non.union monlder n
the Malleable Iron Works In Troy, Nev
York, WAS found Wednesday week nigh
on the sidewalk in front OF his boarding
house, with his skull fatally fractured
He wss sufficiently conscious to say tina
he didn't know ao~ he was injuredy
AT Green Bay, Va, Mansby Arms ha
been arrested for committing a feloniou
assauit upon his own daughter. III
fired a shot gun at the constable who iirs
came after him. A party of excited
citizens then chased, captured and tie'
the old reprobate and landed him in jail
The Cincinnati Neps-,Journql saws tba
"a scheme has been devised, and will
soon be put under way. to build a par
allel railroad from st, Louis to San Fran
cisco, with branches running to Texa
and the Indian Territory, making
trans-oontinental Vanderbilt system"
The Bolivia of the Anchor line Thurs
day brought I34 assisted immigrants /
| New York from Ireland. Only one ac
| knowledged to have come from the work
house, and nearly all claimed to hay
relatives and friends in this country. |
| ia not likely that sny of them will la zen
back.
| The Rey. Carl S,bmitz of the Reforme,
| Church of Calicoon, New York, was re-
comfy charged with drunkenness ali,
| immoral conduct. On Monday week Ia
l mi.
| and was found next morning dead on Il,
roadside. His death ia attributed to ok
esssiye drinking.
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Miss Susie Stover, the New YORK gil
VINO tried TO throw herself from the roc
OF six-story building the other day an
VINO, IN her attempt al seli-hestruction
imperliled the llves oil her mother an
sister, is now IN the insane ward
Bellevue Hospital. Hsr mother an
sister are recovering from the shock
the ordeal they passed through in savin
her.
The intense heat drove everybody VIII
could get away ont of New York, and til
GLORIOUS Fonrth" was celebrated thei
noisily by the small boy patriots whei
the police we're few and far between. I'll
dav was dull one in the city general,
Out of town resorts, such as Coney Islaut
Glen Island and Fort Lee, were crowded
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