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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
THE DARWisIAN THEORY.
A Spirited Discussion Of tt I'm n
Southern Presby fertan synod.

Associated Press DispAton By special Wires.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Oct. 29.-The Pres
byterian Synod OF South Carolina, at
Greenvills has been engaged several days
In the discussion Of the Darwinian theory
of evolution.
The Issue arose from the fact that DR..
Woodrow, 3 professor in the Columbia
Theological Seminary, with the avowed
purpose of fortifying the young ministers
in scientific knowledge, had set forth the
theory Of etolution in lecture expressing
his own belief that in 1t in q modified
fern and declaring 1t not inconsistent
with scriptural teaching.
The discussion Of DR.. Woodrow's posi-
ton was warm and spirited, most OF the
leading ministers Of the synod participat.
ing. The settlement Of the question was
reached last evening by the adoption OF
the following resolution.
ReSolued, That in the opinion Of the synod
the teaching of evolution in the theological
seminary at Columbia, except in purely e1.
pository manner with no intention Of incul-
eating its truth, is hereby disapproved.
This was carried yeas 80, nays 40.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
IN uNKNowN RIYER.
Explored for 400 Miles without
Reaching the Head Waters.


WASHINGTON, OCT. 27.-Lieutenant G.
M. Stoney was sent by the navy depart
ment last spring In the schooner ouns-
lasks, to explore the unknown river dis
covered by him over year ago while at
Hothan inlet, Alaska, after distributing
presents from the government to the
Tchoutohe Indians as rewards for their
services to the crew Ct the Inflated
Rogers.
A telegram from him has been received
at the navy department announcing his
arrivsl at San Francisco Saturday last in
the ounalaska. He reports having ex-
plored the unknown river distance Of
400 miles from its mouth without reach
ing the head waters.
Owing to the lateness Of the season and
his positive orders not to spend the win
ter there, he was obliged to return with
out continuing his explorations further.
Lieutenant Stoney has forwarded to the
department written report on his dis
coVeries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
A COLLISION.
A Delaware Railroad Erain Crashes
Into q Hand Car.

Engine No. II, drawing special train
containing Vios President Csssatt and
other officers OF the Pennsylvania rail
road, ooilided with hand car loaded
With rails St Cannon's crossing, on the
Delaware railroad Just below sesford,
Tuesday morning. j.,
The engine was dsrailed and plunged
into ditch, but the cars remained on
the track. So great was the force Of the
conoussion that the stop-oook WAS blown
from tine blow-pipe and the cab Of the
engine wss Immediately filled with hot
water and escaping steam underline pres
sure Of 1870 pounds.
william Sparks, the fireman, was
badly scAlded about the face, legs and
lower part Of the body. Fortunately nc
steam entered his eyes or mouth. lie
was brought last night to his home, on
TAYLOR street near Poplar, this city.
William Il. Rsdmile, the engineer, wal
only slightly injured.
The blame OF the accident cannot b.
| placed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

Mr.. Edward Waters, patent and trade
marks office, 81 Bourke street, Melbourne,
Australia, writes "0ne Of my house
hold suffered with toothache and rheu-
matism and after trying numerous other
remedies without relief, tried Jacobs OH.
It was rubbed on the cheek and plugged
In the tooth, and we'll rubbed In for
rheumatism. In both cAses the cure was
immediate and complete, and In neither
case has the pain returned"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
Abiaze and Adrift.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dot. 2S.-The North
German Lloyds steamer Oder which LETT
New York October 18th, has arrived
here, and reports that on Saturday, the
25tb instant, she passed the Rotterdam
line steamer MASsdam, from Rotterdam
for New York, on fire and abandoned. In
latitude 400 36', longitude 27o 49,.
There was no trace Of any survivor on
board, and the vessel could not be
boarded on account of the flames.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
MIR. WILSON YiNDI0ATED.


Lippincoit & Co., Denounce the
Statement Concerning the Taking
of Books
Sundays Pkiladelphis Transcript, an
irresponsible Sunday paper, contained
a highly sensational article concerning
an alleged taking Of books by the Rev
John Wilson from the well-known pub
fishing HOUSE, Of J. B Lippinoott Il Go, OF
that city. The article was OF consider.
able length and pictured how the theft
was discovered and finally acknowledged
A fact in connection with the matter
which at ones gave rise to 9 doubt rs TO
its truth was that the Tanicript was the
only paper having the information, and
further that the article was not copied
by any responsible newspapers Mtn1ay'
In order TO present the matter clearly
TO the public the GAZETTE Monday morn
ing sent dispatch to the firm OF Lippin-
colt & Co., inquiriDg II there was any
truth in the reports concerning MT.
Wilson's carrying of books, and II 80
whether he had confessed 1t So was
stated in the publication.
Mr.. Wilson went to the city Monday
morning to investigate the matter and
ascertain how suoh report originated,
and Yves seated in the FIRMS private office
when the telegram from the GAZETTE
reached tine establishment.
The leading business man Of the hous'
had expressed his Indignation at tb'
publication OF such an outrageous state
uent, and undertaken to ascertain th'
authorship OF the article in question
When the Telegram WAS given him h,
wrote upon g back that they hat
handed it to Mr Wilson, and authorlz 4
him to DENY the statement aud to expiA'l
the matter.
Mr. Wileon emphstically denied tn
taking of any books from the establish
merit as charged and believes the state
mept given to the paper emanated from
new, young clerk with whom he hs
some words during q recent visit to til
sto.e ami who had overheard Mr.. Wilso
,efer to tho matter In conversation wit
q member Of the firm.
To anyone who knows Mr.. Wilson eve
a contradiction Of the slal- derous artiol
, ls unnecessary, but it is annoying inai
: much % It Ia liable to be circulated anon
communities where he ia not PERSONAL
! known "a he 10 here.
|
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
Granted NaturalszaIaon Papers.

Twenty.three applioants we're granted
naturalization papers by Judge Wales
Tuesday morning. OF this number were
natives Of Ireland, 4 Of England, 7 Of
Scotland, A OF Germany, and one each Of
Nova Scotia, Sweden, Peru, Switzerland
and Italy. Judge Wales will sit daily
until election day to consider applications
for naturalization papers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
A woman Burned to Death.

Special Dispatch to Gazette and journal.
CRsrREvrLIE, Nd, Oct. 29.-News nom
Kent Island confirms the reported fata
burning Of Mrs. Lewis Quinn. The de.
ceased had started fire in her fireplace
Monday afternoon last. As she rose from
over the same she was seized with
spasms, fell into the dre, and was ter
ribly burned. The clothing was burned
from her body, and the flesh was burned
SO badly that In several places the bones
were exposed. She died yesterday morn
ing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

The telephone exchange recently estsb-
lished at Newark now has about
six subscribers. The telephone wire
between this city and Philsdelphis has
been Strengthened and repaired, making
q great improvement in the service, A
new telephone has been put In the VIII
minetop lutte mills.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
Luxembourg Interess Rates.

Associated Press Dispatch By special Wires.
LYNoHBURs, VA, Oct. 29.-It has now
become known that the increase in rate
Of discount by the Lynchburg banks from
6 to per cent. ia discretionary, and is
intended for the demands from other
places where the rate has always been
higher than here. Local customers are
protected at the lower rates. ...0
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

Associated Press Dispatch By Special WHeo'
WINNIPEG, MAN., Oct. 29.-Information
received ct Port Arthur says: The
police force sent to Miohipi"oton was in
adequate to quell the disturbance. A
gang of about 80 desperate roaues has
headquarters two miles from the village,
and keeps up q reign OF terror and
threatens the life OF any one who gives
information against any Of the number.
A larger police force or military detach-
ment is needed to restore order.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
Dsmoeratic sreeting az Newark,

A large Democratic meeting was held
In kxohangs Hall, Newark, on Friday
evening last. Addresses were delivered
by Theodore +. Armstrong, who pre-
sided, John 8. Rossell, Esq, Of Cecil
county, Nd, and John 8. Writ, ESQ.,, Of
the Elkton bar. Good music was rem
dered by the Citizens Cornet Band.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
AN opt,c pestroxed.

The l2-ysar-old son OF John Broomall,
living in Mousley's row, in the Ninth
ward, had the sight Of his right eye de-
stroyed, Monday, by being hit with 9
''csity," a small piece Of wood sharpened
at both ends,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
DnnEer OF = water Fnnsue.

coNToooooK, N. H., Oct. 29.-oEipg 10
the drouth in this vicinity, q water
famine ia threatened. People are draw
ing water from the river for domestic
purposes. In case Of fire there will be
great danger. -.f ~,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
la:tyE ~ r,rt. .a3f1 stc.
a YounR Mas rad "a Little Boy
KtHrad by the CarH,

Ahho1 ~ Ahp Shfhs
special Core dependence OF Gazette and journal.
SMYRNA, Dot 24.-Alsxander Allfrey, q
young man about "a yssrs old, was
almost instantly killed last evening at
Townsend by the down freight on the
Delaware railroad. He creased the track
in front of sp engine that was standing
on the siding aud owing to the noise made
by the steam and escsping and the
volume of vapor, he did not
hear nor see the approaching train,
on the main track. He stepped
directly In front Of the locomotive
and before he had discovered his perilous
condition the engine was directly upon
him. II knocked him down and the COW
catcher struck him on the forehead,
crushing his skull. He was removed to
the station in an unconscious condition,
where he died In . few minutes. His
home ia near Prices Corner, and he was
at Townsend yesterday attending the
races,
TOWNSEND, Dot. "a Two deaths by
accident occurred In this vicinity ysster-
day. The passenger train on the Queen
Anne & Kent railroad, q ing south, ran
over and instantly killed John BlAnsAeld,
aged five years, near Vsndyke station.
The little fellow, In company with his
brother, was playing OIL the track when
the train approached and having sore
foot failed to make his escape. He fell
with his stomach ACROSS the rail, and the
wheels passed over him, cutting the body
In two.
TOWNSEND, OCT rs The irquest over
the body Of Alexander Alfrey was con-
tinued to-day with the following Jurors
William A. Scott, Eli G. Weloh, T. A.
Bordley, William Reynolds, William 7.
Simmons, William K Duhadaway and
Il. W. Richardson.
After healing the evidence Of IL wit
nesses a verdict Of death by being struck
by engine No. IL, northb,und on Della
ware railroad, was rendered. The jury
further oensured the railroad company
and blamed II with being responsible for
the accident, inasmuch as no safeguards
were provided at the crossing. II was
also shown by the evidence that II the
freight train from Delaware & Chesa-
peake road had been 40 yards further
back the accident would not have
occurred.
Much indignation prevails among the
people here against the railroad COM
pany. Many narrow escapes are re
ported at said crossing, and the railroad
company Is slow 10 sct as the citizens
ask.
An inquest was held Friday over
the remains OF John Blansfsld, the little
boy who was killed on the Queen Aune
| 4, RaDA ratlvond uaar Uandyka station
on Thursday. The jury attached no
blame to the railroad company and gave
q verdict OF accidental death. The in
quest over Alexander 2. Alfrey, who WAS
Killed at Townsend on Thursday evening,
has been postponed until to-day.
Scarcity Of evidence and the general
feeling in regard to the circumstances Of
the case neoessitsted the postponement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
A Post once rhior Sentenced.

QUEBEC, OCT. 29.-Bernard J. Gray,
charged with the robbery Of e600 money
package from the Quebsc post once, was
convicted today and sentenced TO Ave
years in Che penitentiary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
Treacheroas Basnt.Bazsaks.

CAIRO, Dot. 2s.--.Intslligenoe resehes
here that 80 Bashi -Bazouks, who were
dispatched from Msssowah In pursuit Of
marauders, have deserted in . body TO q
band of Abyssinian brigsnds. Two
Europeans are held prisoners by them In
hopes OF securing a ransom.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
New York, Oct. 20 mo information
further than that received last night has
received in this city about the
burned steamer Maasdam OF the
Netherlands Steam Navigation Com
pany. There were on board
a crew of so men and $50 passengers,
The passenger list Ia expected to be re.
oeived b. re on Saturday. The Msasdarn
was built in 1879 at Rentrsw, Scotland,
and was q three deoked barque rugged
screw steamer Of 1,735 tons measure
ment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
Col. W. r. villas Nominated.

4 BsociAted Ptes8 UlspAtch " bpociAI Wifess
MADISON, WIS.,, Oct. 29.-Col. W. r.
Villas, who was permanent chairman Of
tine Democratic national convention, has
been nominated by the Democrats for
assembly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

PARIS, Oct. On. Carey has bssn sp-
pointed French consul, At San Francisco.
IL. Vauvert de Mean, whose place he
takes, retires with the rank Of officer Of
the Legion OF Honor. st rfs.s
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

BERLIN, Dot. -2s.--Rleosion returns
come In slowly Reports from various
urban districts tndieste the election a
members Of the party Of the csntrss 3
Conservatives, 8 National Liberals. 8
New German Liberals and 8 Socialists. In
three other districts the, votes wore
scattering and new ballots WILL be re-
quired. - 80. ~, .aaYls.l.s
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

MONTREAL, Oct. 29.-In the case of*he
Canada Shipping Company vs.. the Hall
Printing and Publishing Company for
libel, the jury brought in q verdics In
favor Of the steamship company for;el,
which carries costs. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
PERSONAL.

Richard Harrington, ESQ.,, WAS much
better Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

mi red, old, 501Sa52c.; new, 47a4Sc.
Oats, firm and fair demand; No. white, 31c.;
ProviSions, quiet and steady; beef hams,
2la22c.: bacon salt shoulders, 1c; smoked
hams, 18kal5c.
Petroleum, dull /; refined, TIC.
PB1EEdssphfs sseeEn,
Associated Press Dirpnrcn By Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2s.-noon. = Stocks,
dull; Philadelphia q Erie, u Reading,
5sN n United COMPANIES 81 New Jersey. Iss
Northern Central. -; Lehigh Navigation,
don sssz; sSfisio. n. r, Phiiadeiphia ~
little sonuylkil. %.
Baltimore markets.
Associated Press Dispatch by special wires
BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Flour, quiet, steady
Howard street and western eupertine, s22oa
rs city, nils s sSpeGane 25a275; DO. extra,
s3aS.75 do. Rio brands, s462a4.75; Patapeco
family, $3.50 do. Superlstive patent 81 co.
southern ren S5assc.; do ainiar. asas5o.: No. i
| Maryland. S91kag0G.: No. 2 Western winter
red spot S2aS21kc.; October, olz4v. Asked /;
November, w as2Szc.; Decs-Hoer, oi1<aS47Sc';
Corn, southern, lower; western, nominal;
southern white. 5sa56c.; do. yellow. 5OasSc.
western mixed, year, 47ssaASc.i January,
Oats, quiet and steady southern, Sla35c.;
western white, 33s35c; do. mixed, 3Oa32c.;
/ pennsylvania, 3laS4c.
| Rye, quiet; 63a65c.
Hay, quiet and steady prime to choice
/ Pennsylvania and Maryland, sldal660.
Provisions. steady mess PORK, slL25 bulk
| meats, shoulders and cleal rib sides packed,
71kal0c bacon shoulders, &C.; clear rib Sides
llAc /; hams, l51fa1BSc.
Lard, refined, 9lzc.
Butter, firm; western, packed, lOA22c.
creamery, 2Sa3lc.
Eggs, trmer, 23a24c.
Petroleum dull refined, 7sza71Ac.
Coffee, dull and easy Rio cargoes, Ordinary
sugar, quiet A soft, SIC.
Copper, reunee, quiet; l2al21zc.
Whisky, steadyi Sl.lSal.lS.
rev York Markets.
Ahsoclated Press Dispatch By specisi Wi-b,.
ksEw YORK. Oct 29-Elour. state and west
ern, quiet Fnd rather weak super
tine state, S26la3g5; extra, do. iSo0aS50
choice DO, sS.6Oa5.50; fancy, 40. t5.6Oa575
rounG hoop OHIO, So l0a3.S0 On Toe 90, tSS5
$50 sGpsrune Western, s2.60aS.0o comn1ci
TO good extra do, IS 00as.50 choice do, tS 80
675; choice white wheat, y 4Oa55 20; 4. Southern
dull; common to fair extra S9ua4'SOi goo
Wheat. opened Has6c. lower, afterward
recovered from decliue and advanced tritit
No. red November, 8lsskasiS4c.; Deesmbel
s6l 4aSSszc.; January, SS1assssc,; Februar,
9J1za901zc.
CORR, sac nigner anu N ui snsp ~
mqaand; l miEsa "esta-a spo1' ozA00O'' a'
Oats, without decided ehange; Nos Decen
Der, S2MaS21ei state, Ssa3bc.; western, 3AaS6c,
Beef, quiet and steady; new extra "a mess ness =.
Pork, hrm and quiet; new mess, sl6.eUAlo.Is
3 Lard, opened lower, and afterwart
sreadier; steam rendered 100.
Spirits OF tnrpentine, a 1S.S SVc'
Eggs. western, STEADY; zSsz41Sc'
8 New xorA sss0eEs,
sss,,i.tad ;,rnss Inspa.sh by spsciaI ygirea,
: -'el-' 49, - - 90 - ,s..s. -.
saw fohk, Oct, ~ %. SSisst ~. oi
9 MONEY, isz Cn,Snany n. r1e,. yara EartS
!. a an1sSn. S5sS Enc, i2M; Adams. iS
+. M,ehissn CenTtsi. 81; LAKE shore, B5s
Illinois Csntrhl III; pittaburg: iSS TO
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

sr.e,s' q PTsts DigpAtca d epooihl Wlfei
PHrI.A DKLPRIA. Oct. 20. Flour. dull and
weak; Ohio and Indiana family, S3.6Oa4.76;
winter patent, S4.5Oa5.s71S.
Wheat, firm and quiet; No. 2 western red,
82aS2l<c.; No. 3 do, 76c.; No. pennsylvania,
do, &c.
Corn, steamer, old, 53a6So.; now, 49a5lc.;
sail yellow and mixed, new, 5lah3c.; No.
mi Ked, old, 501Sa52c.; new, 47a4Sc.
Oats firm and fair demand; No. white, Sc;
No. do, $780,; No. 3 do, &c.
Provisions, quiet and steady; beef hams,
2la22c.; bacon salt shoulders, 7c.; smoked
hams, 1816al5c.
Butter, firm and in good demand Bradford
county and New York creamery extra, Csc.
Petroleum, dull refined, 7Ac.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

MIDDLETowN, OCT. az while Mrs. ex-
Governor Cochran and her sister, Miss
Tomlin, were driving in town on Satur-
day afternoon last, some wild and
thoughtless fellow on horseback ran his
horse past that driven by the ladies,
which became frightened and began run
ming at full speed. The pt e:on Was
upset and the occupants severely cut and
bruised about the head and body. Fortu-
nately no bones were broken. The
pheton was demolished.
Andrew Fitzpatrick, house painter Of
this town, fell of scaffold at Joseph
Biggs' new house one day last week. he
fell distance of 30 feet, but friendly
sand pile saved his life. He was CON-
siderably shaken up, but WAS able to re-
turn TO his work In few hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
SMYRNA.

KILLED by the Cars-HOnecker's mali
sold Grand Rally.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
SMYRNA, Oct. 23 Willie, q 8 year.old
son OF John Emory, while playing with Q
comrade yesterday wss knocked violently
against q curb stone, injuring him
severely. A Doctor was called in and 1t
WAS some time before he recovered
consciousness.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
MIDDE ETOWN.
Death OF MRS. Lock wood-The Blan-
field Anauese.

Death OF MRS. Lock wood-The Blan-
field Inquest.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal.
MIDDLETowN, Dot. 25.-Mrs. Sarah 4.
Lockwood, widow Of the late Edward e.
Lockwood, died suddenly at he- residence
on Green street ut about O'Clock yeater-
day afternoon. A few minutes before her
death she seemed quite cheerful, reclining
on lounge in the sitting room talking
with her friend Mrs. Murphey. She went
into the yard where her friend shortly
after found her unconscious. She never
rallied. Mis-. L. was one OF our most
highly respected ladies and her very un-
expected death has caused sorrowing In
every household Of this community. Her
funeral and interment will bea at St.Frsncis
Xavier Church, near Warwick, Md, to-
morrow.
Coroner Smith summoned the follow ing
Jury at Townsend in the case of John
Blarffsld, killed on the @. A. Il X. rail-
road, on Thursday last: Bill Welsh, fore.
man W. A. SCOTT, H.W Finley, William
8. Reynolds, William 7. Simmons, John
8 Alfree and W. r. Duhadaway. After
hearing the evidence Of Alex. Richardson,
engineer, the Jury gave verdict Of acoi
dental death, generating the railroad
company from blame, as the child had
made the tracks play ground on many
occasions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
DEMOCRATS AT DELAWARE cITl

At Delaware City Tueaday night large
and enthusiastic audience greeted the
Hon, Charles B. Lore and L. c. Vande-
grift, Esq. A committee Of prominent
citixens, with the Delaware City Cornet
Band, met them at the depot and escorted
them to the stand. At 8 O'Clock the
meeting organised, with DR.. l. 8. vsllan-
dighAm in the chair; A. N. eutton, score
tary, and the following vice presid ents
DR.. Belville, John G. Huss, William d.
Mullin, william Morris, John Beck,
George Wsrts, George r. Brady, W. w.
Cheairs, William aibeson, 4. 7. Stable
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

Michael M,Gurgsu, one Of the default
ing contractors, was brought to this city
at uoon yesterday by Detective Rafferty,
on requisition papers secured at Harris
burg by Engineer B. + Richardson. He
was taken to New Castle yesterday after
noon and brought here again this morn
ing and lodged in police station to await
q preliminary hearing tomorrow. Chief
Mcdonnell took charge OF the 81 ,2s4 In
his possession. Fitzpatrick, the other
contractor, will bs brought here. Jamei
Alien, foreman Of the contractors, and q
man named Philip Mock have bsen
arrested as aecomplioes. Everything IL
Quiet now on section 22isnd force o.
aorkmen Is employed steadily undel
| Charles Stewart.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

NJ ohael McGergan, a sub contractor for
building the B. & P. railroad between
Newark aud Stanton, was arrsignsd be
ore Magistrate smith, PhiladelphiA,
Monday for further hearinRson charge
o completely with John Fitzpatrick, the
other contractor, in Abstraotlpg over
So, 900 intended for the pay rent OF the
laborers. The magistrate said the only
question involved was whether Me6srgsn
was the man name, ard that he could
not make defense except in Delaware
He was committed to await requisition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
AzARnRa QguzAzaUas.

Wilmington Markets.
Breadstufts corrected daily by the v i,liRm
Lea d Son Co,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

WEST PHILADELPHIA STOCK YARDS, Oct
H.-Cattie, dull; receipts, $500 heAdi