Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-04-17
IN GENERAL


o., me Ohio legislature Mond.v
!ouIned until January nex, ad'
sulouining committee was anno, before
oins the election frsuds IN a. to
our exports Of beef and norh 49,,
lof the hye months which ana products
ods', we're valued at CAS-. O4s IN" march
*3e, AZ, 900 during the oov. against
period Of last year. corresponding
Our exports of dairy n,od,o,
IL months which ended NE, lot the
amounted In value to $I2, O9s s7S Sist
VIC, 2o4, DAB during the oor ,y.S against
period OF the preceding year. 'p'na'ng
William Lsndsburs. ot a..
sn q Co, in Macon tivorsi DIN ., M,
Shos dead on Monday pight by tAi was
UAhiorth, entry clerk Of the s,n, u; ~
dispute about the clerks wages. !"
The President yesterday nor,,
oharies H. Coon to be assistant Ssa.lsea
OF the treasury to suoceed Jnhn 1CV's sfy
resigned. Coon is at pr.s.nt o' NeW,
chlei Oh the loan division OF the trsasr. n'
rhe lighthouse board eiyes no,;oa ~
on or about the 10th inst. n ham maj
VIII De moored near Red Buoy M y Suos
the southeastern end of H. o ., On
GROUND entrance to Chesapeaka huu
The new buoy will be rune by tha eay'
of the waves. " Tue action
Our minister to the Netherlands ,ano.,
10 the state department that Of 5ee p ws
mons who embarked at Ro,tsrd.m nVi'
1913 10 1882, inolueive, for tba Irni, Vl
states, 394 were from Switzsyl.ni gu
from Germany, So from the Na,ha.
PROVING 8 and 80 from other couptriss ,'Aa
The barqus Essex, at New York. t,om
nspzioar, reports tina, on the night NJ i' ,;a
ID inst, "lishtning struck tbs , vOs. 'Ie
rendering every one on deck sarss,as
spit the mast, tore Of 1usnti,,s0
copper from various parts of Tho hu, W
tore oil several planks, and rspdaraa ia ,hi
compass useless for tour days after" ~
A negro named Gibbs mnraa,.a i,
vile OF b. T. Moore in Bnrleson oonn,v
Texas, last Saturday, because gbe Womb
not BLOW him to ait at the supper ,,bis
with the family. The murderer wso
tured by mob OF citizens on Sunday =,
ternoon, taken back to Moore's ri.aa
chained to stake and burned to dss,b
An assault made with sticks and o,ona.
on me congregation Of an Rpiscorsl
church at Carbonear, Newfoundland an
sunday evening, gave rise to rio, nm
monday night, In which shots wsrs sr.
changed between the rioters. Ma ons
YVES mortally wounded. The Ofsuusmsn
armed, parsded through the street, ~
Ca'bonear during Monday night.
Coroner Muscrnft has begun an inons,
on the victims of the late rio, A, Cinoi0
natl, and has selected Is Of the dead in.
tending to let the examination Of tbsss
cases cover the entire number. 1t ia said
the coroner will not make a searching in.
vestigation, leaving that to be done Nv
the special grand jury, which began Il,
duties Monday, and ia also charvsd
with the investigation.
The relief committee appointed nv II,
Cincinnati chamber Of commerce in Psbl
ruary to receive aud distribute mopey
and supplies for the people made dsst
tute by the food is about to closs /,
labors. 1t has received slS4, 900, all Of
which has been distributed except d OOO
This amount is soon to be- used in hslpip
the poor restore their dwellings. A lsrg
portion OF the money has been used outI
side Of Cincinnati.
The steamer Reliance, Of the Brs,iI
Steamship Line, has been totally lost oil
Bahia, with her cargo. Her passenger
crew and mails were saved. Among tha
passengers WAS Minister 0sbCrne. Tks
The Reliance was built In Rosoh's ship
yard, at Chester, last year. She was
sohooner-rigged screw steamer Of 2.6O4
tons burtheD, and was valued al 1856, 900 |
Her cargo is known to have included
1000 bags of coffee and | 900 hides.
The will of the late Augustus Schell Of
New York, gives 10 his wife $500, 900 10!
cash or railroad bonds and 1000 shares
each of New York Central, Union Pacific
aud Northwestern preferred stock to tho
Union Trust Company in trust for his|
widow during her life. To HIS brothers,
Robert and Edward Sohell, he gives
S4OO, 900 each, aud to each OF the'tOur|
children of his sister, Emily FellOvs
100000. Several requests OF $1,000
each are made to charitable and Other
institutions.
The state board of pardoDs met Tues |
day in Harrisburg, and granted pardon
to John N. Appel of Butler county. Tho
case of John Coyle, Jr,, sentenced to h
hanged at Gettysburg on the 22i inst,
was continued, with the understanding
that 1t would be heard at the May meet.
ing, provided the governor, who will DO
appealed to, grants respite. so that the
sanity of the prisoner may be sscertslned.
The cases of Jesse Carter Of Allegheny
county, murderer, and George Morton Of
Phiiadelphis, convicted of burglary, we're
held under Amusement.
The first branch of the city council OIL
Baltimore Tuesday passed an ordinance
making the water free to all citi2sns after
the first day OF January next. A report Of
the committee on ways and means was
presented fixing the tax lew for the cur
rent year at 81 60 on each 800 of assess
able property, aud the mayor sent IN
veto of the ordinance granting booss
without charge to the public schools
james X. UOrrer was nominated by the |
mayor, and confirmed by tile council, as
comptroller OF that city, 10 succeed
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