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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

The Young Democrats OF Baltimore
seem easily scared, considering their re-
markable SUCCESS st the city convention
some weeks since. On that occasion,
although but IS of their own delegate
and bu: l05 whom they Lad endorsed
we're elected, they had matters pretty
much their own way, and for the first
time in many yeara plan of honest pri
m les Tor Baltimore wss worked out.
Tn. You Democrats then proceeded to
ssrnIe plain, honest business
men, little known as politician,
for their may orally candidate, and
upon the superstition that Mr.. f. C.
Latrobe, the known candidate OF the
bosses and the Baltimore x Ohio Railroad
Company would get out of the way, Mr..
LOLA L Hurst, just such a candidate as
honest people would like, consented
TO be candidnts for the nomination.
Presently, however, 1t appeared that Mr..
LAtrobe was working hard for the
nomination, ard Mr., Hnrst, who consented
to rua only upon tine suppoaition
that he would be the candidate
Of tue united party, now with
draws from the contest, while the
Young Democrats, believing that they
made mistake in not holding alooi
entirely, will not urge Mr.. Hurst to
remain i'll the field, Il is a pity that the
friends of good government should be sc
easily frightened, or that they should
have been so ta'dy in discovering theil
mistake in attempting an open fight with
the ring. Their magnificent. triumph IL
the city convention proves that BAlti
more is by no means the political Sodom
that they BEEN by their later action Il
| declare IT,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

Hartford county banners are advised by
the Havrs de Grace Republican TO combine
in view OF this years. short pack Of TO-
mstoes so as to secure high rates for their
goods. The Republican thinks that If the
Gamers do not reap the profits Of a
soarcs year the jobbers and retail dealers
will. OF course, ii It Ia question Of
proats to two different sets OF men we
should be glad to SOS the canners, who
| are nearest the original source Of pro.
| ducts, aud who have probably hsd to pay
high rates to farmers for tomatoes, reap
the harvest, but We do not believe that
the jobbers and retailers, scattered si
they are over wide territory, can very
successfully combine to keep up prices
while combination of the Gamers, who
are comparatively few in lumber, nigh
result in such an enhancement OF til,
price as would work great harm to thu
consumer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
Carey In the Row street Police Cour
-prernmIInna Arninst IAnArr,n

LONDON, Sept. IS --Mrs Csr,y, vii, at
James Carey, who was Killed b.
0'Donueli, was landed this morning a,
Gfeen Hitho, on the Thamss, IL rniles
from London, 0'Dopnell WAC broueh.
to the Bow Street Police Court
at z O'Clock this afternoon. Magistrate
Flowers presided The court room was
filed and large crowd collected outside.
special precautions were taken by 10.
police to prevent any attempt at rescue
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

On the first Of next June there is to be
another great railroad "last spike" cole-
bratlon, at which 1t is proposed two Pres
idents shall assist. The Mexican Central
railroad, connecting the capital of that
republic with the railroad System of the
United States, is expected to be finished
by that day, aud II ia In contemplation to
invite the President Of the United StEtes
to Join with the President Of Mexico In
driving home the last spike OF the line.
There are dramatic elements in such a
performance that woald FIRE Frenohman
to ecstaoiee OF el0quenoe, and the subj &c,
indeed is one that should move oul
own more prosaio oouotrynsn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

G. Bradford, Jr., Esq, brought up
an interesting point in the Superior Court
on Saturday last, and It's decision In his
favor will affect an important class of
cases arising under our laws. The Court
decided that the Delaware law permitting
the arrest of non residents on a
capias I'D respondeutum without affidavit
of fraud on the part Of the
plaintiff, while forbidding the Arres!
OF citizens OF the State under SINH
lar circumstances, ia in oontrAvention Of
that provision OF the Federal constitution
guaranteeing to .he citizens Of each state
all shs privileges and immunities Of citi
zens in the several states. The point
very we'll illustrates the just line Of de
msrcation between the powers OF th'
states and Of the Federal government
and Mr.. Bradford has made the public hi
debtor III securing so clear decision o,
this subject.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

HcSTER's PoiEr, N. Y, Sept. "a
While being charged about 43O this
morning, large still in Gsff Fleishmsnn
d Co.'s distillery at Blissvile, exploded,
setting fise to the still building which
burned to the ground. John snedeker,
the still man, WAS fearfully burned
and Internal Revenue Officer Cook
sustained severe injuries by jump.
ing out OF window. Snsdeker was
taken to the Long leland College Hospitsl
al ra,L .f..'f v ~ '9.,r., -on
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

LONDON, Sept. PA dispatch from
PATHS to the Tunes says the reply Of the
government OF China to the memorandum
Of the proposals by the French govern
ment for the settlement OF the Tonquin
difficulty which was telesrAphed to
Pekin by the Marquis Tseng, has just
been received. lis said that the Response
tavors tue theory OF q division of The
neutrsl zone Of Topquiu. The Times
dispatch states that it ia not likely that
France will reply favorsbly to this
counter proposition. Everything, how
ever points to an ultinste favorable solu-
tion of the questions at issue ANA that
there will be- friendly intervention
solicited nv both nations.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

CHICAGO, Sept 25.-A special to The
Ne0s from Buffalo, N. Y, rays the
schooner York State, laden With 10000
bushels of wheat foundGFsd last
nignt in a gale in lake Erie. The captain
and six men were Loaf 1t ia reported
that all the railway tracks and docks in
Buffalo are under water.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

LONDON, Sept "a Tho steamer Gar ii
Csstle, ireiu Cape Town, with Mira. Carey
aud ether witnossos OF the murder Ui
tmes Carey vi hoErd, las arrived u,
Plymouth THO detectives who have
Nrl Carey III charge Will not allow her
"a be seen.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
CURRENT LIIER4TURI

PALLrsER's USEFUL DETAILS, publ shed by
Pslliser, Palliser Co., Bridgeport Conn,
is series Of 40 large charts, each 20 by &c
inches, upon which are laid down, chiefly
upon scale Of three-q quarters Of an inch to
the foot, working drawings for 80 many
things in the architecture and furnishing OF
buildings that their enumeration alone would
require contidera, 10 spAos. These charts
should be OF great value to every professional
architect and builder and Of perhaps
still more Importance to the man
who IL not professional mechanic,
but who ID constrained by circumstances to
become bis own architect. Drawn AZ they are
to a large scale, none being smaller than
three-q uarter-inch to the foot, they sIa ready
for placing in the hands OF the mechanic for
| execution and go plain ~ TO be readily under.
stood IN all their parts by any Intelligent
house carpenter, stair bptlder or roofer.
| Among the designs are details Of gables,
| and window frames, towers, cupolss, ventt-
lators, roofs, store fronu, steps and
buttresses, bAlustIAder in great variety.
| dormer windows Of different styles
and finish, crossings, finals, front and
inside doors, Conservatives, cabinets, finish
for barns, outhouses, vell-houses, summer
houses, grape arbors, to., sills, oornioes,
| chimneys, panels and miscellaneous details OF
| work in brick stone and terra Gotta, stair.
cases, newels, rails, mantels, holdings
centre pieces, brackets, wooden oeilings
inlaid floors, bank counters, grocery,
| dry goods and drug store and once
| fittings, &c. "Useful Details" 10 fact, is a
regular encyclopedia of information upon
exterior and interior work, and the man who
wants to bald gable, bay window, porch,
| fence, gate bookcase or almost anything in
the way of exterior or interior finish will find
in it ideas which are bound to be useful 10
Il him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

1t is pity that the Maryland Demo
orats were not accorded strength aud
honesty to give some clear uttorsncs upon
the tariff question. Their declaration is
even more circumspeot than that Of the
shifty Ohio Democrats, the model thus
far Of all how-not- to-do-it tariff
planks, and &sryland's u:t.rance
still leaves the Minnesota Democrats as
the only ones thus far this year that have
put themselves square with the honorable
record Of their party on this question.
Does 1t occur 10 no one that there ia al
element Of danger In this persistent rob
berry Of the grain growing West to over
stimulate the manufacturing BastH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

Beware OF the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases OF other serious Kidney, Urinary
or Liver Diseases, 40 they only relieve for a
time and makes yeu ten times worse after.
wards, but rely solely on Hop Bitters, the only
remedy that will suralv and I,ermanentlv cure
you. i Ne trnrs nd rnItvn4 tie cause of
disease 10 M c4l AZ in..s il ii. vr: DEtt.i4,.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

DUBLIN, Sept, 24-The meetings OF IL,
Irish National League, which we're per.
mitted to be held at Bsudon, near Cork
and at follow, county Wanrford, yester
day, passed oil in an orderly manner. a
Government reporter wa, pr-r NJ at each
Gathering
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

An interesting account elsewhere OF IN
Eastern Shore peach farm probably
contains good deal that is new to the bulk
Of readers. Col. Wilkins, father OF the
present proprietor ofthe farm In question
was famous as peach grower, and the
son seems determined to bear his fathers
reputation. Probably very few persons
know the hight TO which peach culture
has been carried on this Peninsula, and
the success OF the Wilkins orchards ia
proof that with proper care peaches will
yield pretty sure return for money IN
vested.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

ROME, Sept. "a The Vatican bas
authorized the Catholic bishops vino @.r.
expelled from Prussia, 70 open uegotia.
tons with the Prussisn government lol
their return t. their psssofates
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

UlnHALrAR, Sept "a The GOvcrnnT
}. ~ iesurd M order removing the qu4rap
tue restriction upou vesstia arriyipg
from Hs5trrn ports, where the cholera lsl
hss1 prevailing
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

DURHAM, Sept. 24-.The rebellious chiets
Mampoer and Mspoeh, who we're defeated
by the Boer General Joubert aud cap
tured early in Anguest, have been tried
at Pretoria, found guilty of treason and
sentenced to death.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
THE OLD DyORLI..
| tranquility Restored Between
| France and the PODe.

ROME, Sept. "a The Moniter de Rome
learns that the negotiations between the
Vatican and France have reached salts
factory conclusion. The French govern
ment has restored the suppressed stlpends
to the Catholic clergy aud has given
formal assurance Of the most pacific intcn-
tions towar Is the holy SEC
Serious Explosion Mt wooIwtcb.
LONDON, Sept "A The rocket factories
at the arsenal at Woolwich exploded
to-day. Many buildings we're destroyed
This loss of life was serious.
Old soldiers declare that the explosion
OF the rool cts during the fire wer0 as
frightful az II occurring in an sctual aisge.
Two bodies III victims of the explosion
have been found. Some OF the war
rockets re projected distance Of five
miles. One of them went through the
wall Of the ars,rat and another struck
the artillery barracks.
The explosion Was ogn9ed by fire IL
the main building, which included the
laboratory The building Was ,'royed
Within half an hour after the IRE broke
Of war rockets. which Wero flied
ter flew IN all directions, many
being projected to aud falling OIL
the other side OF the Thames The
explosion caused a fearful destruction Of
property throughout the town and In the
urrounding districts. The fire was TX.
tinguished at noon, when the rockets
ceased their explosions. 1t is now Cat
p. M } thought that there was no loes oil
life,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
IN GENEItAL.

by bOme vandal Or relic hunter
The steamer Coptic, which arrival =.
San Francisco on Sunday, from II
Kong, brings news that the Gholera ~
broken 1ut IL Psitin.
The old cable to South America bv ~.
OF Llsbon Is broken, and all Ian way
from Europe has to be spnt ty ,he ,1s
line which has just been 0peuei ,,e,'
this oOuntry. ''u
Work on the Washington moppm.,,
in Washington, ia to be RESUMED ON Ma"
day next. The shaft Ia now $40 feat h ',,I'
and it lie expected that DO fest VIII =.
added to 1! this season.
a hail storm prevailed along The oh,
river or Sunday, from Cauulitou H.
tuoky, TO tie vicinity of Lswrerc,hn,a
indians. Tho gfrund wAs oo,.i.i eiss'
nail To depth Of to a t,cbes, spt Ns
GrupH wore iuiued.
Tl.e trial Of David Fralry, on slao.,
"moov usr," ipl tho mura.r NJ q 81
Walker, 3 revenue officer, wa. fni.i,i
IL Concord, North Carolina, co sa,n,1..
night, the jury giving yerdiet !,
granddaughter. FtaIey Vas ~. tened "
II yeare imprisonment ii The mani
tei tiary.
SGmuel Pine, the negro accused of a,
Faultiug Miss SlCcum ia North Salem a
y, has oonfs9ssd that he stole the ba..,
belonging to the deputy sheriff, who W.,
looking for him, aud then robbed II.
depot at Purdy'a Station, where thew b,i
Threatened 10 lynch lin on sight.
A demand Was made Monday NM,
william Sprsgue, under order of n.
Suprems Court vi Rhode Island, for N.
possession Of the Quidneek Compapv,
property, but SpragGe refused to sur,s,.
de; It. He said h. ''did MT tecospD.
the authority up,a Fhiob the Application
was made
Anthony CoIustOck, with layCe po,,.
| Of deputy sherilfs, Monday raidei Ii.
race iracks ana pool rooms 1T Com,
lblgI Il. ut first made som. arr,I4S
| the Brighton Beach race track, and lila,
descended upon the West Brighton po5
rooms. Within half IN hour after N.
left the island the pool rooms were ssss
in full blast.
Last night Drs. A. b. MoCune and r.
| ID. Gross, between whom there had t4.,
an old fued, met on street in CoupS
| Bluff, Iowa, AMI renewed their uuartl
| They came to blows and Cross drew u
voiver and shot MoCuue dead. Cra
grave himself up and claims that he frs
il self-defense. He went from Baltmo,
to Iowa four years ago.
AT San Francisco, Monday, judi
Field OF the United Statss Supreme Cour
sitting in hane with Judge Sawyer, ,..
dered final decision in respect /.
the rights claimed By Chinese born n
Hong Kong to land in the Uuitei Stats
He ruled tbs. the fact OF Cbinamu
beirg born in Hong Kong does not o..
stitute him British subject.
| Jealous Nav York Cuatoms officers Mo,
dSy se'z "a trunks fIorn II pasaengs
on tbs Aiasbn and The Queen. Aga.a
only tWg OF Jle passengers is there a..
allegation 81 an'ugKliug, and some OH
bnggage has already been Burrendtf.i
There are comp alnts that the GO7sa
ment deteusi3eh uhen make INV arrsntsa
seizures and treat persons as smug,,,
who nave NO Intention OF violating u
law
harrihl4 murder WAS committed,
mil nauth u oxford, Iui., Moli
a'tturrlu Tie youngest dau zL'-i
Grl has Atkinson, Ous of the largest i.
owners in tha vicinity, was found S
her throat cut from ear 10 ear and 9th
wounds On hor body. She Is supposed
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

New YoRK, Sept. 25.-A heavy failure
Is reported in the wooden trade, with
liabilities estimstsd at from 81, 25O, 900 to
Sl,76O,0OO. The firm fs that Of Ferd.
Mayer & Co.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

NATcnEa, Miss Sept. "a POE tmaster
H. Il. Meng OF VtdAlla La, vas arrested
to-day by Inspector George 4 Dice,
charged With stealing reristsrci l,tters
'--f7 t'.a -u = s-a i...Il , ~,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

The New York HeraLds Washington
correspondent says the secret Of john
Roach's low bids for the new cruisers is
that, having his own steel works, he has
mastered the problem OF supplying steel
of the tensile strength required by the
specifications at q cost Of 81 cents per
pound. The frst report of Lieutenant
Gilmore, who Was assigned to duty at the
Chester rolling mill, statss that as plates
and q butt straps for the Dolphin have
passed the required test and that the
Manufacturer has attained the skill re-
quired To produce insots at every heat
that will stand the required test. The
tensile strength specified is not less than
10000 pounds TO the square inch and a
ductility in inches OF not less than 25
per cent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
a areelan stnIcsnnn Gonc.

LONDON, sept 25 --Georg,s AlszSu ara
Rhallis, the Greoian Statesman and iurls
consult, Is dead, aged 10 years.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

The noss Is offended more than the ssr
on the New York steamboats, The Long
Island Sound ia nothing to the Long Island
smell.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
skhNCh AND SARhAA SOCIALISM II
MODERN rlALs; ~ Richard L. ELY. Pub
liehed by 4 Afp4r BrJtherH 4 lsxS

EkhNCH Ahp GILMAN SOCIALISM IN
lished ~ anpsl i srolAsrs . isss. N'-
The contents Of this handy little volume is
the subject matter OF Lectures dslivsred by
DR.. Ely At the johns Hopkins University and
at Cornell Unworthy, reproduced for the
benefit of . wider audience. vsst ~ the sub
ject is, the author has here given in brief
form all that Ia valuable 70 b. known OF
modern socislxuo and oonmunistic develop
ments, and BIO has dcss even greater ser
vice in supplemonttse kS ssxt with valuable
references to more eosnprshsnsive works on
the subject 80 THAI II Is anssta photography
Of socialism.
Evidently Ae has adhered to bis purpose to
present tho subiost With tnpsrtiAlity, and
has sought 70 do jassioe 10 extreme opinions
and doctrines, ~ ~ uAisA tAsrs Is generally
more rash prs1adiss nd i.oonkidsrato de-
| nunciAtion than ra&SooA examination. 1t
| will add nsaA ~ the usefulness Of the book
that it is written, no< ~ dry keAtiss with a
theory 10 ssAblAA, bat ~ series Of leo
lures, and 30 prepared - TO hold the atten-
ton Of An audience. Kvsa brief glance at
the authors easy style will convince one OF
its attrsctivenoss. II will be . surprise tc
many to know that there arc In Iowa two
communoe, whore the theories of equality
and community of goods are put in practice
The work closes with = short chapter OF
Christian socialism, and = oomprehensiy,
index, For sale by o. y. TAomA i Co.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
BOOK NOTICES.

DAUGHTER OF THE PHILISrINEs. No
lame Series. Published by Roberts Brothers,
Boston, 1883.
The uppermost feeling after reading this
volume of the "No Name" series is one OF
disappointment, partly An account Of the de-
ficiency Of the novel, and also because some
thing very good is generally found in these
anonymous publications. There is plenty of
dash and spirit in the general features of the
plot and the story is told with An abundance
OF excitement Aud modern scenic effects, but
there is lack delicate deliuestion Of charac-
ter. The characters are subordinate to the
plot.
As story If New York society, or rs a
story that gives peep into the methods and
plots of the great money kings and stock
operators, it will not pass the scrutiny OF
keen criticism or the light Of reality. The
daughter is much bettar creature than her
parents, who are the Philistinee bat even she
is not lovable creature, aud it ia hard to
imagine that there are Young women, even OF
fsbulously wealthy parents, with 10 little
idea Of the value OF money. Tho novel il
| not without merits, but tho writer has been
wise to publish II anonymously. For sale by
O. f. Thomas Co., this city,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN for September
22d has for frontispieoe full psge cut Of
the new bridge over the Monongahela, at
Pittsburg. The bridge looks ss imposing, III
the picture, as the Brooklyn bridge, but,
though structure OF creiitablo SIZE, it il
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

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The trial of the Italian nsvvies charged
with being concerned in an assault upon
oompatriot who refused To Join in a
strike developed some interesting features.
In the first place the counsel engaged In
prosecuting the case came near being
thrown upon defective proof of venue.
He had adduoed testimony to show that
the crime was committed within q miles
OF Wilmington, but had omitted to
show that It WAS committed in new
Castle county. Counsel for the seoussd
urged that q miles from Whining ton
might be in the Delaware river beyond
the jurisdiction OF the court. But the
Court replied that this could not be, as
It's jurisdiction extends, within the l2-
mile circle, 70 low water mark on
the Jersey shore, and stated, further,
that it would take oosnizsnce
OF the fact that nobody ia engaged in
building railroad in the Delaware river.
Then the aoquittal Of the accused was
brought about in peculiar way. The
five men were indicted jointly, under the
respective names Of Polite, Week, Genio,
Bolette and Moreal. 1t was known
that five men owning those nameI
were al the bar OF the court
(being case Of misdemeanor only they
were not required 10 plead), but It wa
not known which was Genio, which
Bolette, &c. 1t was in evidenos that on,
Of the five, identified individually a,
''thst man." but not indicated by name
could not have been concerned in tn,
assault and WAS hence entitled t,
soquittsl. But the Jury had no means o
asoertaining whether the innocent mel
were Polito, Week, Genio, Bolette o
moreal, and SO, probably upon tn
principle that at were better ths
"niuety and nine guilty men ahoul
"escape than that one innocent ma
"should safer," verdict Of aoquittt
was brought in for the whole party
shakespeare's query whats in
"name 2" would have been signihcaI
one in this case.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
GreenDackers Nominate Rut,er.

B''ToN Sept. 25 --rro r-oorbpok cry
''0''oe h"s ~Nr'rnn5iv romiBstei
70 .r,