Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-04-10

Ma Matilda y, pAluitsoh, for having he, ~.
c,usneu between a station aud a ,sa ioot
s sao w." ,ork central railroad. has ~. VI
Chief Justice Waite annorr,
Day that the Supreme Court of tSs nm aon,
states would adjourn for the ,srm United
hrst Monday In May, and wouIa a. on The
argument after April 18th, near no
The grand Jury in Ottawa. c.n.,
monday called attention to Tia
thst An American named Dunn had ,aN
IN an ~ months on charge ot wv ,nn oe N
without trial. Judge Rose ssid ,h. a'uef
case should be disposed of at the may 18th, 'hs
assixss. VIC present
The Dominion government iro,
live stock has lately rsturnad eu'o' Oh
Prairie country, aud reports MAJ rom La
nitns OF me sheep in that country ~, ,Val'
ieoted With disease, aud that a s,,ioi ' n iu'
Antine of the infected distric,s ia is' quar- i
enforced. 10 being
The usual spring exodus Of p,.,.t
Canadlan wortingmen aud thar t,.5I',
from the Province OF Quebeo In ,ta m
England states has begun. Ths "1 ,,i We"
ZION This season ia larger than .vs, ~ "
the departures from Montreal alons ss au
aging about 100 per day. '''' aver
Governor McLane Of MARYLAND Tno.,
night signed the bill authoIizlno s' aN'
ditionsl loan OF $4,000, 900 to tsa = p yoa'
mond d Danviile railroad. This IL "' WI
| bill originated by the Mercb.uta 'us
Manufaciurers' Association. and ando, ana
| py OTHER commercial bodies of BaI,imns"
IL mas 10 DO submitted to yot. ~ ~,
CITIZENS OF Baltimore aud lati6sd t e
them. "''"ou ny
The will Of Mira. ottendorfer ls,s mn
prietress OF the Stats Zsiiun Of Na o
YORK, pequeaths come S., 900 Ia cLs,,,,
DIE purposes aud the remainder of ha.
property to her husband and chiJd,ae
The oodicil also provides for s3b onn !.
Do distributed among those enploy.s ",
the otdats Ieitung who gave their who'll
time to the paper. The estate is vaIn.S
at %, 00o, 900. valued
The Wyoming Stock Growera, hs.oo.
lion, In session at Cheyenne. Tnesdsv
received report from the territorial o.,
erinarian. He says that no oou,auiop.
Diseases exist Within the limits of Wvo.
ming, Colorado, Nebraska or Montana
deprecates the importation of Taysl
cattle into the territories by rail nrOa.
the association to adopt measures To MA.
vent such importation, aud endors.s Tho
pleuro.pneumonia bill.
At the annual meeting o. the Wyomin,
Stock Growers Association, in Ch.yepns
Wyoming Territory, on Monday, rssOln.
tons we're adopted declaring that tina
association, representing 5000, 900, 600 in.
vested III the breeding OF cattle, spuroves
endorses and supports in the tnlss,
sense the Animal Industry bill, prepared
by the national cattle breedersi convsn.
tion, In November, 1888 and which
passed the House OF Representatives and
Is now before the Senate Of the Uni Al
States. The action OF certain commits.
sion firms In Chicago in opposing the bill
Is severely oensured.
Charles B. Barrett of Hinedsle. M.ss,.
ohusetts, was aIrsigned Monday in tbs
district court at Pittsheld, on the charge
OF msnslaughter In having caused the
death OF Mrs. Matilda Barrett, an inmate
OF his house, by neglect and cruelty. /,
appears that the woman, who was an In.
valid, gave Barrett her property, in con.
celebration of which he promised to pro.
vide for her during her lie. 1t ia charged
that htty assaults were committed upon
her between December 4th last and Jan.
uary 9th, the date Of her death that he
exposed her to Indictment weather, denied
her sufficient nourishment, and wilfully
Jailed to give her clothing, covering and
protection. When found dead in Ler bed
she was frozen. Barrett was committed
for trial next week,