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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

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Next Friday evening At the old chapel
nj Iron Hill, near Newark will BE- given
a literary and musical entertainments.
RIM. Gibaon will sell 10 yonng horses
from Virginia at his stables on French
street saturday morning.
Messrs. apecht &--spshn were Friday
presented with handsome new buggy
by John g. White & Co, masters, OF
Philadelphia. ....- -..
Letters Of administration on the estate
of The late John +. Whitson were Tues
day granted by Register Biggs to Sarah
Whits0n.
A dividend of 40 cents per share, pay
able on and after February 18th, has been
declared by the Wilmington Fhiladel'
phia Turnpike company.
TIL. Delaware Society for the Proven
| tiou Of Cruelty to Animals will meet
| on Tuesday, the 18th instant, at the Office
| of the secretary, No. West Sixth street
Letters of administration on the estate
| of Joseph HendrioksOn, late Of Christians
hundred, were Friday granted bj
Register Biggs to Charlotte Hendrickson
Two men were injured at the II. & II
Co.'s Tuesday, one being cut with
ohisel in the forehead and the othe
nearly losing his left middle finger by
blow from hatohet.
The annual meeting Of tie New Castl'
County Farmers Mutual Insurance com
pany will be held at the company's office
Ne. 602 Market street on the 2lst inst, "a
10 O'Clock a. m. Five managers to serv
three years will be elected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10


Special Correspondence Of tiazeIte and journal.
CAMBRIDGE, Md, Jan. 3.-Mrs. Rlla
Bowman. nee Creighton, daughter OF
John R. Creighton OF the Central Hotel,
died lastnight. James Hsggett of Maine,
has purchased the lot near the depot
grounds from his brother, Bben, and
will engage III the ice, wood and coal
business. MIR Haggett will have the
creek dredged out above the bridge so as
to allow large sea going vessels, in which
hs is largely Interested, to come up to
tie wharves which he proposes building
all slong his water front.
Tho Choptank Steamboat company |
am reliably informed ia negotiating with
the Harlan & Hollirgsworib company to
build them d new steamer The company
haa sold tho steamer Clock to the Nanti
coke Steamboat company, aud she vii!
shortly be placed on tue route between
Sesfoid and Baltimore
Now that the Pennsylvania has pur'
chased The Eastern Shore road speculs'
ton il rife here again as to what the p
W. & B. compsny will do about the water
,rsde of Baltimore. II is believed that il
ths railroad company does not buy out
| the Rasteru ShOre steamboat company til.
latter will have line OF steamers run
ming between Baltimore and this city by
| the next summer resort seaaon al least
So as to get the benefit OF the travel t.
Ocean City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
MILFORD.


special Correspondence OF Gazette aud Journal
MILFORD, jan. --The Milford Library
Association met last evening, President
Charles s. Barker in the chair. The re-
port of the treasurer showed balsncs in
hsnd OF $40. 30; amount Of dues paid in
during the evening about $50, masking s
total Of about 5000. There are outstand-
ing bills for rent, books, &C., making S75;
leaving balance in treasury Of abou.
$l25.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year President, R. II.
Davis; Vice President, Miss Emma X. De
Lamater; Secretary, Miss Lydia NJ. Hall
Treasurer, II. L. Hynsou; Directors, R.
Il. Davis, L. X. De Lsmater, L NJ. Hall,
IL. L. Hynson, W. f. Hopkins, Charles S
Barker, May Davis, W. V. Sipple, II. L
Bunstein, R. II. Gilman, l. H. George.
The librarians report showed l0(
stockholders, and SOB volumes in tn,
library. The, directors resolved to pur
chase 800 worth OF books.
The association will meet on the frs
Monday ia February to consider SOM
amendments to its constitution.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
THE RlPEIe FROZEN.
An Ice Blockade OH the Delaware
Above and Below PhiladeIphia.

The Philadelphia Record Of Tuesday
morn1ng says: "Fpr the first time Tor years
the Delaware river ID almost completely
frozen over below Philadelphia. From
Trenton, N. J TO Port Richmond the lee
is auiioiently stiobg TO permit teams 10
cross the river ct any point. H. the
haEbor and Horseshoe the city ice boats,
Nos. and 2, were at work, while No 3
kept the channel clear between Chester
anu New Castle, Del. arriving in the city
late last night to tow The ship Maosule,
aud the barque MizpAh this morning to
the Breakwater. Fhe heavy hald Of ICE
was not only found in the harbor and
vicinity bat exten ed TO the Breskwgtsr.
Henry Long,a Pennsylvania pilot, who
arrived III this city yesterday afternoon
from the Delaware cspes, stated that the
bay wac frozen over from Cape May 10
Cape Henlopen, u distance of IL miles,
anu that 1t was with difficulty tina. auy
vessel could Work its way toward the
oity. The tugs lnoa, Argunauta and Iris
with three schooners IN tow, which started
out from the Break water on Sunday, bnI
put back sgsin, left yesterday, but AT q
late hour iast night mad not passed New
Castle. The Boston stssmers and Read
lug colliers, from eastern ports, we're com
pletely covered with ice on arriving 81
their wharves."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
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SMyRNI.

Special Correspondence OF Ga24tte and journal.
SMYRNA, Jan. 3.-When the branch
train WAS returning from Clayton yester-
day morning serious collision was expe-
rieuced, the passenger car com ny in
contact with q standing freight car At the
and of The track. The freight car was
badly shivsred, but the passenger only
had some windows shattered. The pas.
aengers sill escaped with good shaking
mp.
The prop r,y belonging to the public
schools of this town was sold at public
sale yea,erday. The brick school house
AID ward OH south street WAS divided
into three lots, which sold as follows !:
No. ] 20 John q. Bailey, S425 No. 2,
ith school building, to John c. Bailey,
$50; No. to Hannah Surgeon, S470.
The play ground opposite, divided into 3
lots, sold ~ follows: No. A, for 1915 ;
No s tor $34O, and No 6 tor 1856, all
purchased by William NJ. Bell. The lot
On North street, having frame school
house building, was sold to W. W.
rschudy for $500, The sale Amounted
to $3.50, which will go the building
of tue Lew school house.
Levlo NJ, Hirons, who lately opened q
grocery store, has employed John P.
Rawley as clerk.
Many attended the calico hop which
was given in the town hall last evening
| and until the small houTss OF the nigh
they could be seen enjoying that exhile
rating exc, else. Their costumes looked
exceedingly we'll
SMYRNA Jsn. 7 -Tne death of Misi
Heu5i.tts Smith, daughter Of j. V. Smitl
occurred at her fathers residence betweeI
aud 5 o'clock p. m of Saturday last .
consumption. She was nearing her l9tl
birthday, had hesn a Christian frSm earl,
Ifs and WAS greatly devoted to he
parents. Ths fuDeral will take plao
tomorrow interment in dlenwood GENIE
terry this town.
A very interesting temperance sermon
was delivered at the NJ. L Church yes
'erdsy, to d large congregation, by tn
Rev. MIR. Rigg
Many ie- houses were partly file
Saturday wish 81 inch Ice, and, as til
cold weather still prevails aud the thick
mesa OF the ice il gradually increasing
the contractors are Rept very busy.
A slight snow fell here Oh Ssturda
morning.
SMYRNA, Jan, "a horse and carriss
owned by Benjamin Collins va
stolen from the Smyrna House yard o
Monday night. The horse, which was
young and fine animal, wss hishl
valued and was attached to new for
wagon. Dispatches were promptly sci
to neighburipg towns aud qities, hut thu
far nothing definite has bssn heard.
John a. Lavender is lying i'll at b
residences on Delaware street, rs also
John A. Saviu on South street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

Special Correspondence OF Gazette aud Jourrat
DOVER, Jan. IN. 5 Cadmus, of the
firm OF Cadmus & Benin, painters, aud
deslers i'll all kinds Of paints, died very
suddenly at his residence, on Loockerman
street, Sunday night. This morning,
when his wife went TO call him up, he
made no answer, and on going into his
room she found him dead. He had been
sufferer Tor several months, but his
death was not expected, IS he was not
confined to his bed. He was about &C
years OF age, and came here several yesrs
ago IRON Brooklyn, N. Y.
The funeral OF Mrs. Young, late wife
of Thomas s. Young will take place to-
morrow. The deceased WAS the lady
from whom it was reported that snake
had been taken. She died Sunday
night after much suffering.
Our citizens are taking advantage o
the present cold snap, and are having
their ice houses filled. The ice is abou
tour inches thick, one inch of which il
snow.
The fair and festival of the Robbin
hose company will be held this week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
4 COLLEGG BUILDING BURNED.
the Inmates OF Columbus Female
College Aroused at Dead OF Night.

Associated Press Dispatch " special WINS.
COLUMBUS, Ga. Jan "a disastrous fire
visited this city at 2 O'Clock this morn
ing resulting in the complete destruction
Of the Columbus female college.
The FIRE originated from defective
1ue, and, when discovered, was so far
under way that it cOuld not be controlled.
The water in the hydrsnts WAS frozen,
aud worked against the fremen. ALI the
inmates were aroused in time to escape.
The building cost $4,000 in actual
cash, and was insured for 1000. The
furniture was insured for $4,000. The
entire loss is estimated at about $50, 900,
the loss over the insurance being between
81, 600 and IS, 900.
The college is the property of stock
company of which J. R. Glenn, the presi-
dent, owns about $40, 900. 1t was estab-
lished seven years ago and was in flour
ishiug condition. The attendance was
shout 100 young ladies'. The establish
ment will be rebuilt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

a. " rKuts.-I Chester, on Dec. 22d, by
The Esy O. A iiacClel aud, Harvey Cloud and
tlz tueth Jr as, both of tlis city.
u sNyIsDS-Ui4H o. At the 81, E. parson-
Nsein Delaware Ctty, on The 81 inst Il by the Rev.
4. Hunter William Davidson and Enlma
"A. Gle sger, hoih OF DeawRre Guy.
p,NYENBAKE t-BISHoP. AT the residence
the brides t.ther, Jacob Gqright Etq., on
y O 9blh. by ne Rev @. W. W Bishop, " lillian
a Nuyr,.JAker 4 Claymont and Msry e.
Ebrisht of Cafestowr, IA.
EAT - fSuAI., In Chester, on Dec 2bth, by
tGs Hav W u. Pazon,, George X. Eaton and
laHplu f.a,t, both OF this city.
II -tN HENDRICKS In Chester on
n-v - a., Ivy he Rev. W. 5. Paxon, Robert
liaCs : aud Anna l.. Hendrickson, both of
thertrr.
MURPHY -FAUCETr.-At this residence OF the
BRIDES BROTHER, Georgetown, on the I'd inst, by
tue l.-Y, T.. ~. EAwiius, William z. Murphy
a.d annie 4. Eau EFT, 81 of Georgetown
pRH rTN AN-RpDNEY. AT Il eorgetowp on
rec. 10th by he Rev. BENJAMIN j. u ugass,
Edward n PTettymAu Of seaford, and Keturah
Rodney, daughter OF John u ROduey, esq of
Georgetown.
SurrON-k ERBAUGH. AT the residence OF the
BRIDES uncle, James Martto, Esq, on Dec cath,
b5 the Rev e. ". ". Bishop, William \. Sutton
= delaware, and Viola herbaueh OF Marcus
Hook, p.
TAYLOR -BKl NTON AT the BRIDES home in
hester county, Pa, Oh the Sd inst, William n.
Tay OF OF hi adelphta. formerly OF this city, and
Geofgiauua Brinton OF ThOrnbury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
Robbery IN the Street market

George w. Talley OF Brandywine hun
dred, father of ex.Councilmsn Talley,
who sells meat in the King street market
just above Seventh, had the sum
OF $40 stolen from his market
wagon about l O'Clock Tuesday after
uOon by three coiored boys named
George Rhodes, Ambrose Wilson and
James Wiley. The police authorities
were notified aud officers were put on the
track of the thieves, two of whom were
captured in the dime museum, while the
other was caught while endeavoring to
hide himself in a yard. Before 3
O'Clock $l3 had been recovered and 1t was
thought by the police officers that they
could probably secure the balance of the
money by night. The prisoners will be
given hearing at O'Clock this evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
Rough weather on vessels.

The schooner George Chur1hmsn,i ia now
lying at Delaware City with cargo OF
lumber from Florida The CLurchman
experienced heavy weather Oh the
passage, during which she split and LOST
sails She WAS caught in the leo near
the Brandywihe Sheal, aud was tcwed
into Delaware City by the tugs 9. +.
Uuler, Lizzie Crawford and VIC Bradley.
When on the western edge of the gull
stream Captain Thomas Risley Of The
Schooner, states that he Went 70 the
assiatgnce OF the schooner Lucy Graham
Philadelphia, which was filling rapidly
with water, the crew being eShaustsd
with the work Of pumping it ont, Atlei
succoring The crew, to repair the damage
the schooner proceeded to ito destination
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

Joseph X. booth Of New York, formerly
a member of the firm OF Murphey y
Booth OF this city, was severely
thrsshed by New York lawyer
on Saturday evening 81 lhe fofmsr 8
aome iu Brooklyn, The pugilistic lawyer
represented General C. C. Dodge against
whom Booth had brought sutton 800, 0OC
damages for unwarranted relations with
his wife. The lawyer demanded that tn,
suit be discontinued, but Booth persisted
in proceeding, hence the ohastisemept
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
oue Vessel 10 pnfladeiphIs,

Owing to tie heavy ice 10 the Della
ware river and bay the ouly arrival at
the port Of Philadelphia Tuesday was
the steamship City Of Savannah, from
Savannah, which came mp from the capsa
IN tbs quick time of six hours, The
steamship Blanche Henderson, which
came il tho cspes on Tuesday, put inIC
View Castle, fnelday where she re.
mains. The tngs Iris and Argonauta,
with the sunooneis Is. D Nicker5ou, Alice
Boriu and 5. Apologize, are also ip New
Castle, awaiting al opportunity to sei
apt At various points aloug the river
tugs with tows are slowly working theil
say toward Phi!aielptia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
Annual Meetings.

The Wilmington 4 puiladelphia Turn
pike company held it's meeting in the office
Of the secretary, George A. Elliott, Esq,
in the Bayard Building Monday night and
reelected the following officers Preai-
dent, William Candy; Treasurer, Joseph
Tatnall; Secretary, George A, Elliott,
Esq. AT the annual meeting Of the Will
mington & Keunett Turnpike company,
which was held in the mausger's room at
the Wilmington Institute, yesterday after
noon, the following managers were re-
elected: William Candy, Eiward Bring.
hurst, Jr., Samuel d. Newlin, Chsrlea
Green, John Peoples, Peter W. Gregg,
William Wilson, Jr,, James Dslsplaine,
j. Ponisoa Chandler. William canby
was 70 elected president a, J. Poulsou
| Chandler sectsIAry and treasurer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
NEWARK.

special Correspondence of Gazette and Journ'i.
NEWARK, Jan. Mrs. Robert Cfoes
fell few days ago op the ice aud broke
her arm.
Workmen employed on the Newark &
Delaware City railroad lew days ago
reported E shower OF email black inseote,
eu.nt what reseln blirg sntg, "a ihu 3n0w
90 ,ered ground. They rep irted the SLOW
as being literally black with the insects
within radius of 100 Yards. bottle
flied with the Insects was said 10 nave
been exhibited in the Grangs store.
EVERY EvRNIEG's correspondent does rot
care IN voueh for the absolute truth Of
tbests ststemeuts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

Patrics Mullen Of Chester, Pa, !
brakeman On freight train ON the p,
W. & b. railroad, was sssistipg in ths
shittins OF cars al Thurlaw station On
Monday Afternoon, when he was struck
On the head by pin and thrown TO tide
ground He fell with Que arm across the
track, tbs car wheel passing over the
limb just shove tbs elbow, crushing it SO
bsiiy that snuputgtlOn wa found nsees-
sary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
the EIDELITr PES1I6 4 IRON.
An Expert 10 be Engaged 10 Inyesti-
gate the Books.

A meeting Of the general committee OF
the policy holders OF the Fidelity Mutual
Aid association was held Monday at the
6irard House, Philadelphia. District
Attorney Wauger presided at the meeting
which was attended by nearly all the
members of the committee. The report
OF the sub committee which was appointed
to investigate The condition Of the com
pany was received, but alter cOn5iderR-
bic discussion the committee decided il
was not full enough, aud 1t was referred
back.
President FOuae and members oi the
board OF directors appeared, in Responses
to an invitation from the committee, and
were examined at length. They iuAin.
tanned that the affairs of the company
had been honestly administered, snd thar
thorough investigation would aequil
the msusgsme OF any dishonesty.
1t was considered uncertain when the
report Of Insurance Commissioner Forster,
who ia examining the books Of the com
pony, would be presented, and the sub
committee was authorized to engage an
expert to act in conjunction with Mr.
FOister, and report upon the completion
Of the examination. The committee then
adjourned until January 18th, when
the report will PROBABLY be ready.
AT the annual meeting OF the stock,
holders OF the Fidelity Mutual Aid Asso
citation, held Tuesday in the Philsdel-
phia Board of Trade rooms, President L.
g. Fouse presented a statement, showing
that the receipts from mortuarY aud CON
tingent assessments to January lst, 1854
were $l47, 6S4 81, and the expenditures
for death losses, current expenses, salaries
&c., were sl2S, 3I5.22, leaving balance
of $40, 369.l5, which, added to other
assets, left $26, 1872, as to the credit of the
association,
The question WAS raised as to the right
of using the contingent fund for invest.
ment of real es.ate, but it was explained
that the directors were empowered to MAKE
such Investments a5 in their judgmen
are wise A resolution WAS adopted ap
proving the management of the associa
| ton.
The directors chosen for the curren
year were :: l.. g.. Fouse, John A. j
Sbests, John h, Frymier, A. z. Flint
o. C. Bosbyshell, aud James Garrett
Philadelphia; W. W. Stott, Wes
Chester, Pa; Walter Cummins, this city
and J. p. Hale jenkins, NOrristown Pa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
,rnmmllied Muman Eyes.

L. G. Dawson u Co jewelers., No. 229
Market street, have on exhibition in Their
show window four human ewes whtci.
wsrs taxed from the heads of Peruvian
mummies. The spheres are in mnInmi.
tied state; two are sat in scarf pins and
the other two are Enmouuted. They
have an appearance similar TO amber witt
bright pink centre. The rare gem'
will be on exhibition for few days, nav
ing been loaned to the firm by Lhei
owner, resident OF this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
1eaths.

ALI RICH In Louisville, KY, on the I'd inst,
j. n. Aldrich, age1 about 10 years 10. nlerly 4
resident OF this city.
tLIFTOS.-on the eth inst, Willard, infant son
of Charles ", and hliza Jane Clifton.
Funeral private, on thursday morning, the 10th
inst, At O'Clock, from the residence OF his
parents No. 42T East Second street.
MORROW. -On the 9th inst, Jane, wife OF
Charles Morrow, aged go years,
PAhRY.-on the sth inst, Mrs. Prescilis Parry,
sge1 n years.
heKD On the 9Th inst, Joseph Reed. aged 81
yfars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

ASS ciSilG l'rss4 Dispatch ~ 5ps iAl Wires
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 9.-This morning, a
policeman lad his attention called to the
fact that two ola ladies named Hare, re-
siding at lawrence and Jefferson streets
had not been seen about their house for
some time, He noticed that gas was es-
Gaping from the key hole and bursting
open tbs door found both ladies over
come by gas froiu stove. One was re-
viyed tu; al , o'clock this afternoon the
| nth.L WA I'll nrennsninIls.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
Destructive storm at wiIkesparre.

A'sIclated trass Diapatch by special Wires
WmKEsaARRE, Pa, Jan. 9.-The stoE.r
has increased since midnight, and ter
rible gale ia new (uoon) raging throughout
the Wyoming valley, The wind is blow
ing with violent fury, and the atmosphere
is filled with sleet. Many buildings in the
course nj erection here are threatened
with demolition. The roof of the Metho-
dist church was seized by the wind and
hurled through the air. In the rural
districts barns, houses and collieries are
b~ug damaged to considerable extent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

AE9oCt.tu4 Press bispsIch Dy Special " ires
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9--Fire broks out
shortly AFTER noon to-day in the cellar of
the fve storied brown atone building No.
20 North Third street occupied by Kohn,
hi, herman & Co., manufacturers OF shirts,
60 Thus lar the fire has been confined
- the basement which is stored with
stock valued at $4,000. The stock of
Aub, Hakenbsr & Co., silk manufacturers
who have an office on the second floor
and OF Cans Arnold & Co, No. % North
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10
New Pilot Boat in Service.

John Truxton, Edward Southland and
Thomas Fuller, Delaware pilots, who
have been associated with Henry Virden
in the pilot boats Baysrd and Cope, have
chartered the schooner Christian Bergen
on their own account. 1t is expected
than a number of pilots from other boats
will shortly join the Bergen. The Penn
sylvania pilots have the boats K. c.
Knight and Howard, while the Delaware
pilots have the Baysrd aud Cope.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

john Roach deDie- the report Il at he
contempt ates retiring from the ship
bniidiug business.
The Brazilian consul general at New
YORK has received cable dispatch deny
ing the report OF the Illness OF Dom Pedro
Emperor OF Brazil,
Nelson Poe, ex chief justice of the
orphans court OF Baltimore, died Thurs
day in that city, in the 76.h year of his
age. He was cousin OF Poe, the poet.
Colonel Gustavus NJ Abeel, lately
prosecutor of the pleas IL Newark, N, j.,
died yesterday OF apoplexy. He was q
soldier OF the late war, AID was about 45
years of age.
Mary V. Young, a seventeenth vile Of
the late Mormon prophet, Brigham Young,
died in Salt Lake City on Saturday in the
4Oth year of her age. Sixteen widows stilI
survive Young, IA OF whom live in Salt
Lake City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

BEL AIR, Mp,, Jan. THE stockholders
al tue animal meeting Of the Hartford
mutual fire irsuEauee company to day re-
versed the order recently passed by the
executive committee TO cancel rieks on
canning hOuses, aud passed an order thal
canning houses and canned goods b. IL
sured at rates charged by safe aud con,
sprvatige outside companies. The old
dfreetots were Reelected,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-10

As7a.isist l'r'ss Ws5atcn by SPECIAL Wires.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla Jan. 9.--Atter mid
nj. last L.rh IL. II. Fairbanks, a
u,shiy esteemed railroad mscbinist wss
5Aot aud kl,sd leRr tbis city by C. c..
Sreaa, = yonug man from Walhslls, S. C.
The murder Nas wsnton one aud is
said To bsvs bien without cause. Ssebs
WAS arrested,