Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
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hdru-i u ,h- ll;a instant, E;h 81. the
mail matter Ani r-a5E!s
The army ~5ru ls reported to +
.27AEirz the ;'h4a-c t=,is IL H. 1ol:Lerr |
portion O. Lancaster 5c-n.y.
Tn Lev ass Of .msl..T1x yer
aE-.s..y reported Z Ian As;-r, P-unsy!
7A1.4, G2Eiay, making = IL al 20
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Lar szs:sr =9Gaa, WHO Ess reported
!. LA7.ls It. TA;.lto.1, If; hat city &c
:lE- f-:-s- zi:L ifi-lis IL tie s'ua.ry.
So --s; GA7s - Erlcou.- visitor.
E-stz-e-s az u5# s1f7-yiu new
tB;.Ety In t-cn Al-ltosn 20 Reading.
I; !; .A.i ;hs: lie E9rs il being done by
;a- L--iza Valley aAi.r5ai Company.
W7rku=7 o. IT, t-an-! on the Phoenix
7i.i- 4 West Chester branch have tuu-
n-l-i ab37i s. lee, ln the sauth approach,
Ia; Ave IL: =l:-rei On the north ap-
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- 80 c :. c4.i=-ll, Of Chambers
. c:-s ;=-4a G4tr--, = West Chester,
Al -. - Ia '-'u. = to West
--s;~. .: 49, q. h.. 4 #u-s his Affairs
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! Me- /. i,s-1 Is. r-t--i tom the
..A-=: Levin. u92ay, I.-4iinz. Mr.
49,: ~ u-1.= H.. possession at al
"a .g-f:.-s. 2-G Las arranged lis lat.
t-l-i4 H. 1.,i=s 20 tie satisfaction OF
= J='a5-. I1:-r-s.si.
t. 81, Charles II. L4inbach, b. D. =.
-. EE'=a resident OF Houchs ourR
a-;ks .o1G.y, died on sunday, aged IS
y-a;s. g: pulmonary affection, lie was
--Zi--L; N the management OF tue
-=;1Aly 9;pLaas' Hone at Womelsdori.
z4-iA.., Ii7sr PAL man who has
l-=- holding forth In Chester recently,
-aa AIKEN before Judge Yerkers, OF
t-I.zi=.YL.a. % Friday, and fined Sl00
.9r el:.eing Kate Randolph, aged II, from
L-r home in West Chester and betraying
Ter 1n1sF promise OF marriage.
1 d-ly-eyei snake, as large as barrel
ami as long a. tr-e, has been seen in
tA- Old copper mine uear PAonixville by
two 7eEa'iols young men. In the battle
TiiA the seFp-ut tie right leg OF one Of
the young m-n was crushed to a Jelly.
The copper mine IL still there.
William W. Taylor, well known resi-
dent Of PIPER Providence, D,law arc
county, did yesterday morning from kid
n-y disease after shor. illness. lie was
II J-ars old. hf. Taylor's parents re-
aii-d il Iockessin from 1916 to ls2s lie
was prominent Abylitioaist and an
ag-ut Of the Underground railway.
Eiwsfi sehuldt was arrested al Reading
Monday for Language that WA construed
A. threat 10 Kill his father lie wa
held in his own recoguizarc- and placed
lud-r police surveillance Schuldt':
brother Frederick, was arr4ate. last w..b
toT attempting u Kill his father aud l.,
committed suicide in JIl The family i.
wealthy and prominent,
The great blast exploded by the Penn
-ylvsnis schnylhill Valley Railroad Com
} pany nosr Potts Landing, a few DAY,
sso, revealed = vein Of what ia 4rppnstd
ID he copper ore. S0m4 sp-aiiqrus have
been aualJ I'D sui traces found ct til.
= metal, although not in sniiei-nt quaint
ties to pay ior working it. Other apeei
meua will bs examined in the hope of
richer Development
The village Of Gibraltar, on til,
Z Wilmington * northern railroad. !.
sxoiIed over late hsht h-tg ..r
= Clarence aud GEORGE Mali-luau. BROTHER.
. and prominent cit.1 .ua OF the place a
4 trivial Dispute eatraugsd them. They
net In hotel tie other day aud C!srenc.
+ ACCUSED George Of having threatened t,
{ Whip lin. George denied this Lutiptimatet
4 that he y'a- really TO try. SHAKING BIZ
/ fist III brorg='4 ise9, Clarence said
J You're afraid TO meet me in the ring
g If yer amt, we'll settle it right here
b The challenge was accepted, Z
ring marked out and I'm,
rounds fought. Ia the last rou1l
ihsy went down with Clarence on top
(. He was rolled oil all as the two brother,
lay upon the ground locked in deadly
embrace they engaged in fierce struggl,
frr supremacy. In the midst of il 8
nriuua thunder storm, which lad b4er
gathering, brooks. The rain came down
~ torrents, but the Il-n iought on, gnd
; It was with the errat-at diif4uly thai
hey could b. separated. Both wer.
t-srfnily punished, thor f.ces b-iug
k1oaket out of shape, and bpti were
bleeding c"piOualy.