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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
4 Large Gathering at BOstOn-
Strong RESOLUTIONS Adopted.

The meeting Of Independent Republicans
and Democrats held IN Boston. Friday night to
protest against the nomination Of Blaine and
Logan, was attended by 800 persons luclud-
ing many q the most distinguished citizens
Of New England.
The platform adopted was presoated Iy
Col Thomas Wentworth Higgins. He
prctacel the reading OF tLy resolutions with
Hn admirable speech N which he criticised
the Massachusetts delegation to Chicago for
neg.Gctlug, any one ot them, to vote no against
making Blalnc- nomination UNANIMOUS, and
declared Ll- willingness to vote f0r Cleveland
or Eayarl-tO stand UP, II the opportunity
was given him, which remark drew ont
hearty applause, The platform he read Is as
follows
"WGEREA-, We are met IN conference a.
Republicans and Independents VI Ma4-acLu.
setts, to take action IN opposition to tho
nomination Of james q, Blaine FOR President
and John 4. Logan for ice President Of the
! nitei States and
"WHEEEAs, Ihe-o candidates were named
in absolute disregard II the reform sentiment
| Of the nation, ami represent political
methods and principles 10 which We arr uu
! altcrabiy opposed
| "Resolyed. That il il our conviction That
/ the country will ha better served by opposing
| these nominations than by supporting them
! 'lies1iyed. hat we look with solcitBie To
/ the coming nominations by the Democratic
! party. They have the proper men We hope
they will put them before tho people for
| election
dissolved, That AN executive committee of
/ 100 be appointed with fl.l power.
Resolved. THAT whsJeycr acton bo tai.eu
/ hy the Democratic party i'm Chicago We az
! Republicans and Independents dlrcct ,ur
committee to cali a convention. m -ucA
manner rs they may deem oIpodiout. after
tine democratic candidate have been
dominated, and uo atcr tAAn August lst, tu
take further sctiou az may to them seem
! utce--ary to AIRY the -cu-c nt this meeting
INTO practical effect
N lively debate cusutd. which Na- CLOSED
hy Ito-asnt l4,iot Of Harvard He said
~ ua-t 1mfc-- 1t will Nc uuiy hy dlspou
-A'lnu 7 Providence that dc Democratic
rr!E "a f.' H- tto c4lGIist' wc waut II
we l1t a4 agg platform llar candidate jt
Ei- y" bette 'nr thcm and perfectly ,ati-fac
fE Z" ls li3f poHt", prugrf-- II to n'
g'lE hH sHuHIHtai uGuUuel lsrtla-, Uud a- 81
Hl". '"N uH-yAs r. rites Therefore. hop,
Lh.l .Hi ~ ill- Meeting wlIl grIV % urW
parity t- au' wits grown retr- as9 Nr
wat tot t'Vnd usw HUrty u uul cYUntrv q
l7'iN ~ ttsuNHH fruHfi"- anl Ynr Which
tl.E- tHwar! 20 .lmtilui tuumrH
b. fr- lIiinNr were uuauiMrH-ig adopted
5 5Nt not aJtl Hittup l,tt.r fruu Congress
uHH lh@iure Lyman NHS reid. S,yeIa
hundred aaUle- were sdl.G t. ihe ii-t MAX
i-r iuft. ai illv 1..0I committee m q
NH- f nttJ 90 yrNas.l 'H Now IurI, torHg
~ hE- tL- luicpelieat Republicans of Now
Nii al INur ItlL The committee l. heades
Itg l.tl. t'I.Tlp- II admin
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
a CLEYELASD DEFA Utter.
A Paying Teller Invests In stock
and EmDezzIes.

CLEVELAND, Juue 12.--Isaao A. Stan.
ley, paying teller Of the National Bank
Of Commerce, WAS arrested last night for
embeszling $100, 900 from the bank The
shortage was discovered Tuesday after.
noon, when Cashier Gsrretson counted
the reserve fund kept In a special apart
ment of the vault, the combination OF
which was known only TO Gsrretson and
Stanley.
When asked to explain the shiinkage,
Stanley confessed that a year ago he w.s
troubled about debt OF $500 on his
house and thought he could take that
sum from the reserve fund without harm
to anyone, invest 1t in grain, real ze a
profit, pay off the mortgage in his place
and return the money.
The Investment was unfortunste, and
10 cover his loss he took more, and so on
unit he had taken 100000, The direc.
tors ordered his arrest. Stanley has
assigned his property and his speculative
deals to the bank. The bank will not be
affected by Stanley q defslcstjon.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19

llarrero, the alleged Cuban dyuamiter.
arrested on Thursday, war Friday taken
before Commissioner Locke at Kew West
Florida, and held IN l,00r for his appear
anco nj this next term Of the uited states
district court
Il, r. Stone of Baltimore, about co yesra
old attempted ..,suicidc Friday by cutting
Lis throat lie was elected from The hon-e
whore the attempt was made when he went
to Druid Hill Park and drowned himself in
tho reservoir. He had been drinking heavily.
The total value u the exports Of domestic
brcadstuns from the United States during
May wa- ll,9D2 uii, against III .GsG, Sol
during May, 1853. The total valne for the
five months which ended May 3lst, 1884, war
-lG jSp. .liB against s13,GU2, a91 during the
lir-t live months OF last year.
Tho Eaztcu Pa rJUs states that Messrs.
DUPONT have paid ,he Vulcan Powder Com.
pany whose works are located near CatA.
sauqua, : 900 to suspend operations for ono
year. The members Of the Vulcan company
are Z. s. Wertz. Oscar Meyer and William b.
SchaTer who receive !25,000 each for the
| suspension.
The vacancy in the Office OF solicitor Of the
treasury which has existed since Kenneth
Rayner's death on the 9TH OF March, seri.
| ously affects the business Of the Office II il
understood that the PRECEDENT finds consider
able difficulty in filling this office, owing to
Nhu iNtt tAal thc appointment Wbulu Olliy ltel
few months,
James d. Fish, late president Of the Marine
National Bank, was Friday indicted in New
York by the United States grand Jury for the
violation Of section j.02s Of the Banking law
| which refers to the misappropriation II the
funds Of a national bank by a bank official
| He will be arraigned at tho next term OF the
| United States circuit court.
| AT Pittsburg Friday morningl hearing
was given in the cases Of Thomas ]. Watson
| oil broker, and Reiber, the cashier Of the Penn
Bank charged with conspiracy to defraud the
bank. The president, Riddle, had been in.
dicted, but waived hearing and gave bail
| The testimony tended to show that Riddle
| Watson and Reiber We're associated in oil
| speculations aud overdrafts on fictitious firmt
representing their transactions in oil. One
| OF the fictitious accounts opened with al
| overdraft Of Sl25,000. At the closing Of The
bank there were over 100000 overdrawn
| Thomas j. Watson's individual account wal
| 900 oyerdrawn. The charges against thu
| overdrawn accounts were made by the dlrec
| ton OF President Riddle, and Reiber wa
cognizant Of the condition of the accounts
The defense will be heard next Friday. Ihl
assignee Of the Penn Bank said yesterdR,
that he thought he would be able to pay q
| cents on the dc lar.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
rILDEAs LETTER.
press Comments on the Late Demo.
cratic Presidents withdraw

O1e must experience almost a t-e.i-s
Of reverence as he conismplA;es this .res;
Statesman sinking al personal Smtiiior
refusing honors almost certainly within
his S.ssp il he would accept them. SD
making this magnificent s'crifce upsa
The altar OF his country. He makes no
reservations. He sppoints no political
leSsIee. He leaves the party tree from
endorsements, snd his farewell letter,
SO grand il its uttersncss, so noble in All
its parts, ought to be an inspiration 10
the men Who have supported him, hsl
his consent been given, 10 devote their
most uuselfsh labors and purposes to
meeting the mstehless opportunity whien
the Democratic convention will present
Mr.. Tilden's letter gives new strength to
the csnse, Let Democrats show true ap-
probation OF It, and the cause viii
sloriously triumph -Bonon ibst, Dem.
ln words that convey as we'll ss words
eau the unalterable resolution Of a mind
lofty in It's unseldsh pstroitism, Mr.
tl,den repeats his message of tour years
ago to the Democratic party. The con
sidrrstions hat moved IN then are
tnCs4 which now determine his course
Mt because he is unwilling to aaori6c.
Whist remains to him OF strength aud
'ie, bul because he feels himself unable
- undertake and perform the duties of
tue great trust, the foremost statesman
oi the republic refuses again the nomiue-
ton which the party stands ready to
give him by u unanimous voice.-Nsr
g. sun, hut.
However this document may he 81.
{ 4 L. n
certain 20 Increase and Intensity The
esteem in which Mr., Tildeu is h-id--t
warm the corner ir the heart Of the great
organization in which he ahides. Greai
swsy- aud wisa and lar seeing, Mr
/ Tlaen's power and fitness as leader
/ never appeared to better advantage thai
iu this ietter, and it ii Il the completes'
=euss a Justification OF the confidence rs
yos-i 10 Tim by his Farty Nee loi
/ 40 q, lem.
TL=re nothing fuller of iuteleetua
triumph il 81 political literature thar
| TIE clssraut phrases in which IL,
wes led statesman gives the world hi
conception OF what is 20 be done, bu
| which exhausted vitality torbids him (,
undertake, There is nothing NOR
pathetic in the death wall Of oon4usri1l
heroes On the verge of battle than hi
sublime recognition o; the opportunity n
must pn' ssid=. ,Iscksor's bulchery b,
iia hp-d--i-E idllat.rs, Wolte's dealt
,-iu- a. l- h-stl thr victorious The,
| ay, tl-y IT," mus! yisld in toucbiu
I".'s ~ the s.Ii-dsvotiou viii
v-l Samuel j. rilieu yields +
fs.- ne s-sld opportunity. To Lin
"a paus without cOmpe -sAtion, s5 III
cause lLat msk=s it impassibls to do uoR
',.ll !-.Isaay i.s ietters with his few r,
Ia4iuiug years To his party, tua. la
sLown such Unprecedented devotion,
leaves al silei duty biiiing it, neEviu
80 requiring It to right tor him hat it
not permitted to right with him. Anon
the many noble men whose life ia in IL
pr me Of yisor, the Democracy must al
will lad one worthy TO take up Tilden
mau:-e ard DO .he work le leaves unli
i5Asd. Let ,ae choice he wise and ell wi
h. wsll-bl'imars Day, Dem.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
T
HERE AND THERE.

1t IL haRrtrendipg to notice the ex.
preston on youug mans face W when he
walks iuto al ice cream saloon with inst
enough to pay for two plates, and hears
hjs girl say, :" guess I'll try some
vanilla first. ."-Bo'toa toa.
' How do you like it9" asked a
yschtsmsn of young lady, as the boat
went mp and doSn in the trough OF the
waves. "0h, l-l-its too awiully
swell!" was the distressed reply.
wake up" exclaimed Mira. Mulberry
in foud whisper, as she punched the
fond Mulberry in the short ribs with her
elbow the other night wake up, Pm
sure hear burglars down in the dining
ROOM" "Don't disturb them, then, -
said the drowsy Mulberry, turning over
on the other side; abe Just IS quiet as
you can, aud mGybs they'll 4s, some Of
thai fruii cake you have in Inc paLtry."
- loutsrs Gasetts.
PstefiRmilias, who Ia parusing the
morn ug paper at break fast, meets with
su item that eHcites his utmOat +urp1iss.
He says to mstsrfamilias "My dear,
only think OF IT eighteen billions OF eees
are con umed in tuis country annually.
Where, in meroy's name, can they all
come from :" Materfamiiias, not without
something OF tone uf rspro4ohiul
sarcasm "ChieAy from hens, an ppose ,''
The head otthe house resumes his readiug
with mental otjufgAtion at the literal.
nass OF soms people BW iHg,oa HItksys
'Ot course," said the proud mother
''it wasn't TO bs expected that Katie
would marry high, for we're oLly poor
folks. Still We had great hopes that sh.
would marry we'll, for we always taught
her TO look high 10 making choice, and
I'm pond t. ste hasn't disappointed
u " "soe as married. we'll, then 2
"Oa, "a ; very we'll. She has married ,
celebrated man. Why, his very photo
graphs sell like hot cakes" 'Ai al
actor or author ?" "No; he is ons of Ia,
dune museum curiosities. Some, ela
Journal,
FIRST boy II under4taud Jon left tn,
office of the Bugis, Jimmy" s-clu(
boy -"Yes, | was obliged to leave 3
Z. --"Riitor give you the bouuee z
5. b MARY bounce lie was tax
ing away my character You sea h,
started fanny column in his PAPER snc
all his jokes began or devi says +,
| aud so.' could have atood It il tn
+ jokes had been pssssble at all, but the,
were too bad altogether, and as had
reputation to sustain left him.
couldn't stand having the reapousibilit,
for such stuff being put on me.--Somsr
! uiiie Journal
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
Petroleum I'm India.

LONDON, Juue 13.--The discovery oi
petroleum At Sba, near Quelta, in the
extreme north F4st India, will have an
important bearing il is thought on the
industrial development Of India, aud in
the solution OF the Central Asian
question. Tue discovery OF q
store of mineral wealth along the
linz W its railways which the India
govsrr iurut has deeirek to construct
10 = d. ra1ishsr piil canse ar i, flux o
labor ftrm India into southern Afghan
istan, and foster intercourse between tht
canatri-s the political Importance q
whioa 1t will be difficult to ovp,rsts.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
OH Cake Tor FowIa,

The Farmers MagasHs md Ru ual Gu Il
says We are kccust- med 10 near mu 1h
about the virtues of oil cake IS TODD Tor
cattle but has It ever occurred 10 our
readers that it ID even better for poultry
than for any Of the stock on the farm !
Try It, ard notice the tesuIt. Feed it
twice a week-broken fine and inside OF
"A hours a grest change vii. take place.
The combs and wAttles will become OF q
beautiful scarlet, the eyes brighter, the
motion quicker, aud everything that can
be noticed will denote improvement in
ths condition Of the fowls. 1t regulates
bowels and prevents both constipation
and looseness. In addition 10 iIa alters.
tive properties, it ia IN itself an excellent
and nourishing article Q. food. 1t should
not be fed to very young chicks, however,
as its effects will he toe radical on the
weak ay stems,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
MR. R4YAED's srRANGrH,
Ihe Republican Battle win be an
EAsy One, IL He Is aOt Nominated.

fh-aaephA lAgllTer, Rem, julie
The New FORK Sun Of yesterday dsvotss
columns q loaded type TO a review OF the
aEpir.lts for the July nominations. It
Ws1 ue~sr before known how rich the
Democratic party was in Presidential
material. The Sun preseuts score or 40
ut aTailsb.s candidates, all whom are
5,a;-eu-u, wise, honest, popular, and
- -a-a .9 -.-ct would be as easy as to nom
i-.ta. Tue inference Is that Mr.. Tildou
saa have She nomination if he wants it,
a-- t... lie j le. u0t want it and will not
-aFr % The suns irst choice is evi.
-uF senator bayard, a choice which
l4e- i4iiH.ie credit to The disUernmeut Of
dr. JS-s a. Hr Baysfi, upon the Ohio
/ isr.n llaLk-a plank, by the way, most
/ closely f---mu!ing the Chi ago plank Of
4 .l hrgnbaasa platform would be the
/ up-, dang rous opponent that Mr. Blaine
/ s'1I5 lossItly have M.. Payard could
/ 2 h.y DO luat which 30 other Democrat
m13, !c wi! - ar lsrs- luub-r ui
I .L,-7 t-s OF tu- independent B-p1b.icaus
sally % ue were 10 staui apau tie
ufo hr1 p!slk.
The work dole by t4g D-u craft.
(. uaaaaal convention viii uudout.-dly
. dave z5sE. tll-.,- np0u Tile contest Nj
th- teslt.lev, and n Mr. Baysri should
,- uat-d 1. wi. 4su h4com, NOR,
atpsf-r than -r-r that the nomination
G Blaine pss re yt-4st aud b-s
..t. -u. U-putlueu par,y could Aa7,
1u Nr "sysrt T. the ,Oai-st an,
u- paFu'sr figure oi tN- demo
uos9, just a. Mr ElNu
9' 'h. Republican hosts.
rg.=-- b-'T-ru them w5ad b.
q tsttis " ,h- giants, sri Tue asuSldaa,
lsA 0i-.1gu 4he1 l-ad-,- win 4 gtp,
aa0 aal d'.Utty to tl- rro-iisntal oAia
Ua'fH, ]. "n1'i q 70 Eig~ great --rt.rs
H--. y. a- suy event IL -rtsu
.'1a a- aI0-- j contested, aud if BIgn
hsyara war- 'u- l-tbtrl n tnti
g- patsi.a, "7-ry iteh Of fh- do
tAzar.a sound walld b. contested Will
Hrw90t~d spirit and energy Tho chance
Ut Republican 7nuatss would b. in III
| Popularity 9t Mr. Blaine and III
rrtL1-fa5 tlst hi7 csn-r wil. excl.
/ throughout. n ultrY
l.As p % tiis k-puuirans will b
rendered much easier in case Mr. Bsyar
sh9uld not be chosen his party standard
bearer and easy enough II sboth, tina
ts =a13l1 he nominated upon a fire. trad
I of revenue only plank The proba Diltie
sra very much stronger that 30 q 4 au
Independent a -tat-sman as Mr.. Baysr
viii not be nominated than that be vii
and tLst fee trade plank rather tina
tie Ohio Incidental protection plank wi
be- fitted into the Democratic platform
The Democrats are not half as wise
they should be for their own good, an
ont of their folly is most likel to arii
the strongest elements OF RepublioR
success.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
American Baukers Upheld

l. NDoS, Juue lS "A Hurry OF indigna
tion has been caused in 6nsrcisl circles
by sn Incident which has Just come to
light. Messrs. Rsphsel 4 Sons, stock
brokers OF this city, oAbled to Messrs.
L. Won Hoffman 4 Co., the
we'll known bankers OF Wall street
New York ,retieotipg on the London c,eiit
of tue great American banking house Of
Morton, Rose x Co., Of which Morton,
BLISS Il CO., are the New York c)rra.
spondents. Morton, Rose Il Co, heard Of
this and called the Rspbaels to account.
The latter gave the sggrisved bankers
satisfaction, Withdrew all ref sOtions on
their credit, aud declared that they had
been misinfcrmed. The matter was
noised abroad and this morning the stock
brokers Missed Mr.. Raphael Is he entered
the stock exchange for circulating the
8 andsr.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
mnck asnrertiIi,or. "a

Muck should be highly esteemed al a
vegetable fertilizer, says The Faymsrs'
Rerso Whether or not il is true IS
claimed by Prof Dana, thst Two cords Of
muck mixed with one cord OF stable dung
will make three cords, which wlll each
be OF a. great value Of manural purposes
rs tue cord OF pure dang, there can he no
doubt o It's Srsst utility, II is especially
adapted icy use iu composing aud u
mixed with ashes via make $ manure
somswhat reBtmhilt hat aftlr stab.e
1t is very bAu-fsia. i1y nae upau 81 soils
Which are sandy ur zrav-lly, sDi may re
used u tls usruyari so .-.l zays1.,.t
The ease witb whgA 10 is OUtail-d am-
menas t 90 farmers Gho are locking tor &
cGesg sud reliable nsuura.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
AFTER Baihinx.

There is nothing cor, parable TO "Glenn 3
sulphur Soap as Means of removing the
ruuy'li ess OF the ska con.equent upon salt
water bathing a complexion dazzling as that
uf the fabled Venus as depicteh rising from
the sea, Is produced by the use Of tins beauti.
tying PREPARATION II leaves the SKIN as glossy
and smooth rs satin, and Is in all respects
superior 10 the dangerous toilet powders,
foreign and cOmestiu.Iti Is literally as harmless
As dew Heware Of counterfets see that sc y.
Cnttentun, Proprietor is printed On each
packet, without which none ~ genuine Sold
by druggis : AZ u cents three cakes, ~ cents.
The claims of "Hili's Instantaneous Hair Dye
to the appreciation ot al who need such an
arji.le are equally undeniahie. And as regard
price. The advantages of cheapness IA added u
the ,ther claims OF the dye.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
a FATAL MIS- FAKE.
A BaitimOrcan Shoots an Inmate OF
His Home for a BurgIar.

BALTIMORE, June l3.--.A. an early hour
this morning Marion Deems, aged 23, WAS
shot and killed by Lewis Stsnger at the
house OF the latter, in the northwestern
section of the city. Deems lived in the
house and went to bed about midnight.
Between l and 2 O'Clock Stsnger heard
noise In the lower part of the house and
went to the head OF the stairs with a re-.
volver in his hand. He saw a man enter
the house and called to him, but received
no reply. He supposed the man was q
burglar and fired.
The bsll from the pistol OF Stsuger en-
tered the left brestt of Deems, who fell
backward and died in few minutes
Deems hsi left Ia room and one down
stairs a. vas re,urnipg when he Rss
shot. s'arger was arrested to await 81
investig a!ion,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
CHAPTER /.

Ask any or all of then eminent physicians;
"What IL the best and rnly remedy that cau
be relied on 10 cure all diseases of the XII neys
and urinary organs; such rs Brights disease,
di }betes retentiOn,O or inability TO retain urine,
and all the Diseases and ailments peculiar TO
women
And they will tell YOU explicitly and en-
phattcally "Buchu HI"
Ask the same physicians
what is the most reliable and surest cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia; cor rstips-
ton, indigestion, hiliOusness. naaria, fever,
ague, &C." and they will tell YOU:
Maudrakel or Ddndeiion l!!!
Hence, vi hen these emeuios are combined
with others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hop Bitters, SUCH q
wonderful and mysterious curstvo power is
developed, whit h is so varied in its operations
that II disease o. III health can possibly exist
or resist its power, and yct 1t Is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest
invalid or smallest child 10 use
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
- - -
baltimore Assignments fa,

BALTIMORE, June 14.--George Il. Staley
and Walter II. Staley, trading as George
Staley Il Company, wholesale grocers, made
an assignment to day to Thomas
G.. Hayes, for the benefit of
their creditors The bond OF
the trustees is $4,000. Henry lehman
and William Hoskins, carpenters, made an az
signment to G. L, Nelson for the benefit OF
their creditors. The bond of the trustee
is $4,000. Charles 4. Crst, lace goods made
an assignment to d. Meredith Reeee for the
benefit of is creditors. The bond of the
trustee il 20. .OOO
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
ma REAL HsrIIE 4RANsAo7Iov.
a syndicate to Buy the island Of
a-mlLm

Colonel a, D. lluderman Of lhilsdclpha.
the protector Of several great florida land
7'Leme-, viii -8ll III few days f0r Madrid
VIA London and Amsterdam, III tho hope Of
cgnsuE mating arrangements Tor the purchase
Of the Island uf Cuts from the opanisl gov.
erNment This sChemp was submitted by oil.
Lludermau IN january o. a syndicate Of Eng.
llrh aud Continental capitalists, aud an agent
was sent to Cuba TO cgjlHult with leading men
on that island Col. lluderman then 10
turned to this country. md has since con
ferred with gentlemen ia Washington with a
view Of meeting International questions likely
TO arise in the sale Of the Island
Speaking Of the project yesterday. he said
"lhe price InenelOned II $50 COO 900 Tho
syndicate understands that it cannot exercise
the rights Of sovereignty, but objections can
be overcome by new form Of Government.
which viii be satisfactory 70 tile -yndicate
and to the people Of Cuba by giving them
long sought freedom from the Spanish
government, The scheme means momentous
changes for Cuba, including the early abolition
Of slavery the reduction OF taxes, the increase
OF productions and the restoration Of The
island to the prond commercial position
which it once held, After few years Of free.
dom and progress, it would not be strange If
Cuba was found reposing under the banner Of
Uncle Sam"
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
SArURA'S ACCOMPANIMENT.
thuuder, Rain. lightning. and
Fstntiug Ladies' at the Mime.
apolfs nu.tr Eesttxal

MlSSgAFoLls Juce Is The last con.
,-sss OF tue Jane musical festival were
he'd, amid storms Of thunder, lightning
Aui FAia.
The lightning struck the coliseum yea.
.-'iAy Afternoon, causing panic in the
Suilenee attending the children's
s5uSsri, bu; prompt action on
ihe part ct seversl resolute men
sni women, especially Theodore
Thomas, vho, dniing the building was
noi on ire, sisnslsd the orchestra to pro
o~ei, prevented any one being seri
ously injured, though several ladies were
carried iaintlng from the room.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
Not Always Negroes.

rErERsBubG, VA, June l2.-Iniorma-
zion w45 received here to day OF a brutal
Notuk 4 Western railroad by white
man named Ransom, who Inflicted iuju-
t-s on his victim which oAused her
death. Ransom was arrested hut made
his escape,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-19
ANnfnI,In ntnner parfY-

LANCASTER, June l2.-Tbe annual ban
au,t ol tue Pennsy ylvauis Farmers Club
was held at ths residence OF Colonel
lanes Duffy Of Marietta this afternoon.
Among ,he members and guests present
were Senators Elmuuia, Pendleton
Bsyard, J Dousld Cameron, Angn.
Cameron, Hon. samuel j Ran Hall, Gen
Stmoa Cameron c. 4 Decs.H W, Chlds
aud the judge a. the supreme court o
Penney vania.