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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02
Mrs. PE.iBODi- IN COURT.
In Company win Her Confederate
Pension Sharks.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-George RaukiD
Henry Fratk and Lillian Peabody, alias
Briggs, who we're arrested yesterday upon
the charge of trsudulently obtaining
s1,7S5 upon claim for pension III ths
name of Mrs. Priscilla CaFpentsr,
which fraud was exposed by tL0
Eamau after the men refused to
divide the money with her, were
given further hearing in the Uaittd
Sist43 Court to-day. Mrs. Mary V.
Harding testified that her fathers name
was John L, Carpenter, aud that her
mother, who died on June Sd, was named
Priscilla Carpenter. Her mother made
application for pension II years sgo
and Frank assumed charge Of the whole
matter. He knew that her mother
was dead, bnt Frank had told the witness
that, il pension officers called on her, she
should say her mother was living. A
Mrs. Boone testified that she was
acquainted with Frank and on Monday
last be asked her to personste another
woman, bnt she declined to do so.
Frank and Rankin were held ir $1,000
bail upon charges of forgery, perjury and
conspiracy, and the woman was held in
the same amount as witness to appear
at the August term of United States
District Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

James C. McComb's mare, Elors +
trotted two one-mils heats at Sohuetzen
Park Friday afternoon in 2 294 and
2.33 time respectively. The first half
milo OF the first heat was trotted in LA,
the second half mile in 1.15i, the frat
halfmile OF the second heat in lis and
the second half mile in LIE. The mare
trotted in an easy and graceful manner,
and did not do near what she is capable
Of doing. She is bay Is hands inches
In hight, and is well proportioned. Her
record is 2.24t. She Is out OF Clear Grit
and was sired by Fuller, PAGER, having
a record OF 1S2, Mr.. McComb purchased
her from A. ]. Fleck of Syracuse, N. ",
driver of Great Eastern, last February.
Flora F. was. within one lap of Wander
bits Aldine, which won the Hartford,
Ct, race, last August, iu 2.20.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

last evening. Seventeen persons we're
killed and IA wounded.
ROCHESTER,, July fs-News was received
here early this morning of a terrible dis.
aster ON the Rome, Watertown & Ogdeus-
burg railroad, near Carlton, last night.
As the Thousand Islands train wssrunning
at high speed on the main line near
Carlton the engineer noticed a single car
standing on the track ahead of him. lie
at once put on the air brakes and re-.
versed the engine, but before the speed
of the train could be slackened the engine
dashed into the obstruction and in an
instant all WAS scene of wreck and con-
fusion, and the air was filled with the
groans of the dying and injured.
The engineer, who hereoioally re-
mained at his post, was fatally injured
when the crash came, The fireman, who
stood by him till the last, was instantly
killed.
call for assistance was at once tele-
graphed to Charlotte, distance OF rs
miles. On the arrival of aid the work
OF resouiug the wounded and the taking
out of the dead from the wreck was
begun.
So far as can be learned at present the
car which caused the disaster was blown
on the main line from branch track by
the high wind which prevailed at the
time of the accident. 1t is supposed thai
the Rev. d. Atwood, of Canton, and the
Rev. d. Fiske, OF Syracuse, were passen-
gers on the ill-fsted train.
Fourteen dead bodies were taken out
Of the wreck at the last advioes. Among
the killed and injured are: Henry
Mccormick of Benton, Mich, dead /;
Lonis France, fireman, killed; Archie Taylo
OF Wstertown, ,baggageman, killed colored
porter, killed, name unknown Mrs
Jennison Of No. $40 North Ninth street,
Philadelphia, hip broken I; Mrs. Brookes,
Philadelphia, friend Of Mrs. Jennison,
still in the wreck, not yet recovered
Trainmaster Chauuey, of oswego,
fatally hurt !; engineer, James Mccarthy,
fatally soslded; William Rockefeller,
foreman in shop, oswego, leg broken,
Carlton is a post village of Carlton
township, Orleans county, and is
situated on the Oak Orchard creek.
1t lies 80 miles west OF Rochester.
The place where the passengers
on the Rome, Watertown " Ogdensburg
railroad stop to reach the village is one
and a-half miles away, and is
known as Carlton station. The
Lake Ontario Shore railroad also
stops at the latter place, which is AZ
miles from Lewiston. The township in
which Carlton is located is bounded on
the north by Lake Ontario and has a
population of about 500.
The killed in the railroad collision
foot up 16, among them Louis j .Boos and
wife of Philadelphia
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02
HrandNmine Nnmm.ti Cnmr.

The camp meeting st BTaniywine Snm-
mitt commences on Mondsy, August 18th
and continues about Two Is. There
are already about $50 tents erected aud
the present outlook indicates large at
tendenoe. Two or three of the Whining
ton NJ L. church congregations will at
tend in body and all will be represented.
The uuion Church ia new on the Las .
year of its lease fer tentng room but tho
lease will most likely be renewed. At
the recent sale of stands and privileges
the following prices were paid Oats, W.
+. Chandler, s45 81; ice cream, Robert
Casey, tl3l bread, A. II, Chandler, SIS;
trnits a. Il. ChAnilar. SGS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

Some time since John d. Dorlnan of
Sussex county entered suit against Mrs.
Sarah L. E4nis of this city for $l9 81
with interest from October 2Sth, 1882,
the amount alleged to be dus on wood
furnished by plaintiff. The case came
up for trial at the otfice of Justice q the
Peace Vondesritt Friday before referees
George Alluou, Malachi Bsrlo@ aud B
Frauk Townsend. From the testimony
taken 1t was learned thst Mr.. Dosmau
had furnished two boat loads of cut wood
to Mrs. Enuis, valued at $49S, in pay
lnsnt for which she gave him tzo checks
amounting to $436 Is and paid the cap
tain OF the vessel $42 for freightage, tie
total payments amounting to S47S l3,
and it was to recover Lhe difference be-
tween this amount and the $49S that the
suit was brought. Thomas Davis, Esq g,
counsel for the plaintiff, maintained that
the contract had been fulfilled, while the
defendant claimed that the wood furnisl ed
was not sawed square at the ends, as was
contracted for, but was eut to p point on
the ends, thus entailipg a loss upon her.
The referees rendered verdict in favor
of the plaintiff for S457 and costs,
amounting to about 81.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

The lia iinoro nay.
Rev. DR.. Bsistor, a brilliant and
emotional pre9oher, who has flashed like
a meteor into aud ont Of large number
of Methodist churches, always euveloped
in nebulous cloud of scandal, has Just
come to grief in Newark, N j., where he
has been unfrccksi on a most disgusting
oh"Ig-. Will people neyer learn that
the very wi.duess cf imsginasiou and
unreatrairei velemsnea of uLterauue
which lend such preachers thar charm,
are the forces which inevitably impsl
them into the sins OF passion Old
nogsrth knew what he 'vaa about when
he put 'lust," ''eos,acy" and mad.
uess' on the scale of tn, Thermometer he
hung up in his famous picture OF Q
revival meeting,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

New Yosk, July 29,-Senor Francisco
Barca, Spanish Envoy and Minister Plen-
ipotentiary to the United States, COM
mitted suicide at an early hour this
morning, in his room, in the Alhemarle
Hotel, by shooting himself in the head
with a revolver. lie arrived in this city
from Washington on the 2Oth Instant.
His wife and youngest daughter were the
guests of Senior Jose Navarro, at Sea
bright, N. j., and during his stay here,
Senior Bsrca visited them there several
times. Yesterday he called at the
Spanish Consulate and oonversed for
some time with Consul-General Miguel
Suarez. He spoke pleasantly of pro-
jected visit to Europe and of meeting old
friends and associates there. Senior
Barca left 20 letters addressed to mem-
bers of his family and friends. In one
addressed to the Consul. General he stated
that he intended to kill himself because
his troubles were more than he could
bear. 1t is thought that these troubles
were of financial nature, caused by
extravaganza and Wall street specula-
tions, and that they had preyed upon
his mind until he became temporarily in.
aaua.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02
Two Wilmington Negroes Arrested.

William Burke and Thomas II. Fields,
both oolored, of this city, are under arrest
in Philadelphia for engaging iu bloody
riot in bar room at Seventh and Lombard
streets, Philadelphia, Thursday morning.
James A. Jones, a colored man who was
in the saloon, was shot three times in the
head by the barkeeper, but the balls did
not penetrate the skull. Officers came to
arrest the warning negroes and were
ferociously attacked by the mob lead by
the Wilmington captivss.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

Ubnton UNION. =
An advertising agent out West sends
ua the advertisement of the Conference
Academy at Dover with the request that
We publish the same, double column, one
inch space, four weeks for i Il, rs per cent.
to be deducted, leaving us IS cents as our
part of this huge contract. We have no
space in our columns for advertisements
at such price. We wish it distinctly
understood by all newspaper advertising
agents that We have no dsalings with any
of them outside the limits of our OWL
State. and il the Dover academy desires
the use of our columns they mnst apply
directly at this Office.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02
y. n. General Convention.

The general convention OF the Protes-
laut Episcopal church will be held in the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, Philadelphia,
in October nezt. The delegates from
Delaware are +: The Revs. Benja-
min |. Douglass, Georgetown;
T. Gardiner Littell, this city F.; William b.
Gordon, Smyrna George w. Dubois, d.
D., this city; Messrs. S. NJ. Curtis,
Newark George II. Bates, Esq this city;
Horace Burr, NJ. D., this city; Henry
Ridgley, NJ. D., Dover.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

Tuesday afternoon week Charles Man
ersse Of Belgium, and Rosa Sohlesinger of
Austria, went to Chester from this city,
aud were united in marriage by Alder
man Armour, u brother Of the bride
officiating as best man. the groom is "a
years Of age, and has been in this country
ten years. The bride is aged 10 and came
TO America ten months ago.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02
--@--@--
william N. CIymer's Death.

READING, July 2G,-william Il, Clsmer,
president of the First National Bank and
ex president of the Temple and the
Clymer iron companies, died here this
morning aged 81 years. Mr.. Clymer has
for many years been prominently con-
nected with the iron trade. He was a
brother of ex-Congressman Heister
Clymer. .....-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

WAsHlSGroN, July 27-Hoa. Mont
gomery Blair died at His residence q
Silver Springs, uear this city, al O'Clock
this morning.
Montgomery Blair was the eldest sou
OF the late Francis Preston Blair in his
day famous Washington journalist aud
politician, ard a brother OF the late
General Francis Il. Blair, Jr., soldier and
politician. The family was lorg celebrated
for its devotion to the Union oause and
equally celebrated in later days for the
conservative tendencies which led
its leading members back int
the Democratic party after the
close of the war. Montgomery
Blair was born in franklin county,
Kentucky on May 10Th, 1873. He was
graduated in 1885 at the military acadmy
at West Point, standing IS in a class Of
81, and ranked immediately abovsthe late
General Meade. The only military service
he saw was in the Seminole wRr
as brevet Second Lieutenant of artillery,
aud on May Goth, 1886, he resigned from
the army. lie then studied law aud was
admitted to the har in st. Louis, where
he resided up to his removal to Mary land
in 1852. Like his father and brother
he was Democrat in those days and, in
1889 he was appointed Uui.ed States
district attorney for Missouri. In 1912
he became mayor of St. Louis, and from
ls49 to 2s49 was judge of the Court OF
Common Pleas. In 1852, when lie
removed his residence to Maryland, he
was appointed solicitor of the United
States in the Court of Claims. On the
| repeal of the Missouri Compromise
he Joined the Republican party
and was consequently removed from
office by President Rucbanan. At this
period in his career he was one of the
most prominent lawyers practicing at the
| bar of the United States Supreme Court
and was counsel for the plaintiff in the
| famous Dred Scott case when it was
| argned hsfore tha. tribunal in lS57 ]
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02
THE IRRAIREsSIBLh CONFLICT.
a Correspondent Shows what the
Friends of Local option are
Dning.

FRIENDS Ot 1Ocut UpthOh are
Doing.
Editor State Jomnal; The difficulty Of
meeting this issue is still upon US, while
We are debating upon the best ways and
means, the trouble is growing greater.
The following from this weeks Conference
Worker will show what few of US are
doiug:
Whereas, The dominant political
parties OF the State OF Delaware are
indiif rent to reform on the question Of
curtailing and suppressing the sale Of
Intoxicating drinks. Therefore, we, the
undersigned, will support with our vote
and influence independent candidates for
office who are publicly pledged feI
prohibition or local option. And further
more, we will stand firm by our in1e-
pendent party, until we shall be assured
by either of Republican or Democratic
parties, by the public incorporation into
their platforms of the principles of
that event We may be- at liberty to cast
our vote in favor Of such parties.
The list of new names this week is as
follows:
Alexander Hill, David Hull, !. l..
Nlheuley, Jonn y. Haugn, JulluS ontp-
pard, IL. H. Mcdaniel, Charles Owen
James R. Way, Albert s. Rollo, E t.
Bratten, Thomas X. Campbell, John
Seager, John Healy S. A. Young, John
Runner, Frank Wyre, James C. Taylor,
George Ksithley, 4. C, Johnson, A. w.
Edwards, John Wright, William Middle
ton, George W. Shockley, Anderson
Naylor, Charles G. Pepper, John Mcbride,
Jcsse Rhinehart, ]. Maoklin, S. Town
send, A. NJ. Sparks, A. Y. Wilmsns,
William T. dallaher,A. Il. DeNormandie,
John Crozier, George Z. Crozier, Charles
Booth, Alex. Wright, James Fighter,
Jacob 7. Clymer, Frank Brauns tsin,
William 7. Phillips, James X P. Morris,
julius Klein, James Henderson. A. W.
Phillips, Charles l.. wilkins, Jesse Is.
Elliott, John b. Cook, G. c. Nsilor,
William II. Green, S. l.. Stewart, C. s.
Hirons, John W. Rea, s. X. Truitt, Peter
Book, T. d. Richardson, C. Muslin, Henry
A. Oldham, G. Hsycock, J. p. Wilmer.
There will be new list of names pub
| li5hed next week. W.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02
ODESSA.
Paving the Streets-The Cannery-
Ruse Rail.


Rase Ball.
Special Correspondence OF State journal.
ODESSA, July 2G.-The citizens are
busy laying psvements. They are work
ing with great unanimity, as all see the
great need OF this improvement.
The Watkins Packing Company has
packed a great number of cases of small
fruits. The Owl brand is the best on the
market. Its reputation is such that
offers have been made for it far above the
market price.
The Clio makes tri-weekly trips to
Philadelphia.
The Atlas Base Ball Club of Delaware
City played the return game with the
Odessa club on the lstteis' ground this
afternoon. The Odessa club won the
game by score of 3S 10 20.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

On Saturday afternoon tramp entered
the yard at the rear OF Sergeant Zerby's
residence, No. 903 Kirkwood street, and
stole quantity Of clothing from tn
wash line. The officer was abEent o.
duty at the time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

At the U. s. Circuit Court Friday
morning, Judge Bradford presided. In
the case of Jacob Il. Wagner and others
vs.. John r. Meyers of Dover, a motion
was made that the restraining order
heretofore issued be reiustated, the com
plainsnt, in court Offering to sign the bill.
The motion was denied by the Court, who
refused to go into the merits Of the case
until the 18th Of August next, and also
refused to reinstate the restraining order.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

NEWARK, N. J., July 27,-presidips
Elder Knowles refuses to surrender
George Il. Bri=tor's Credentials 6 min.
lister, He holds them rs tho prop rty of
the conference, aud states that le Las no
right todispose Of them without au!uority.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cath artio
for feverishness, restlessness, worms
constipation. 25e.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

Seventeen Persons KiiIed and II
Injured,

ALBION, N Y, July 2S.-A terrible
accident occurred on the Rome, Water
town & ogdensburg railroad at Carlton
last evening. Seventeen persons we're
killed and Ia wounded.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-02

Iscts Made That Tsc was not Drowned
After All,

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July 26--Ther0
are some who believe that Captain Webb
succeeded in his fuolhardy undertaking
and thAt he is cCncealing himself 20 fau
the excitement, when he will make bis
reapl earanco aud a fresh trip,
A great many wagcrs have been
made on the American sidH
that he will he seen alive inside of
five days, and bets have been made even
and two to cne that snch Will b. the case;
but the general belief among the Older
residents is that Captain Webb is no
more. 1t is also the general heliff that
life was extinct before le had cleared The
rspids and that when it had Yeathei 'he
pool the lifeless body WAS swslloSed by
the immense eddy aud that it is
altogether likely his body will never he
recovered.
The body of Captain Webb, Hho per-
ished in attempting to swim the whir|-
pool rapids OF Niagara, was found on Sat
urjay near Lewiston, four miles lelow
the head of tie rapids
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9bra6am QincoIn'8 @ebetne.

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penigsn SreuHbeu Der SalItlie betouHt III,
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9prtugftel6, SITS, Is. giooember.
- Die In Chicago osrOfeutItdten 9eriHte
baben bieIa Beriouen 81 bem 9lauben gas
brndt, baB Die @sbetne Nbrabnm 2tHcola's
aus hem mQiTusu Soupert entferut mOrOeu
isisn, in mel6em fe ebetgeisBt pur5eH. Dtes
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fdl mad tpie Dor tn 6em am Is. 0ttober
1874 etugeneibten RoHument.
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gtncolns msbr gsieheu. uuS ieIbft bet oem
am 7. Roosmber 1876 gemadteu Seriu4e,
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III SnbPr nuu1u1eS Reno.
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MenhIinaS erfd1pfIert.

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TeftnGBmg zines berit d ttsten
NDTtrGubeES.

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Spr ReIomnrF+.

Wepgorf, Is. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fub bic SdlluBnottruugen @elb 0ffuete III
@ts2ltna.5sdisI Sta trS .I' 4.8iS2o482 auf isds,tg
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SbIigattonsu 3'pro3. 1901, 43'pfo3. 1149
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1872, ralzBaciftc g., gbei. & Shto 15t,
grte 299, bo. Brtor. 76, 9ate,Sbore 1921,
R.zS. Central 848, gfortb= gBeferu 1851, DO.
grtor. 1869, R.sD. Central III, Bttts6urg
1921, 9eabtng 525, 9iod.Sslau6 1922, Union
8uctfic88, @eitsru'lnton 79t.-uuteritass
amtssSiIan3 6artgelb $113, ,92S, 10, GoH'
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