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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

With al his faults the lurid-tongued
editor Of tho Smyrna Recod knows how
to get out a paper that must strike his
fellow townsmen us regular sumner"
and he hns some very good ideas, which
We reprint elsewhere, concerning the
trade Which should come to Wilmington
and which can be brought and kept here
if our merchants and manufacturers will
make the proper effort to secure it, And
in this connection we would remark that
the experience of the past hundred Year,
has shown that there is no better medium
through which our citizens can reach til,
trade Of the whole Peninsula than tn
advertising columns of the DELAWARE
GAZETTE AND STATE JOURNAL"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08
ANOTHER VERSION.
baltimore Herald special.

CAMBRIDGE, MD, Oct. 5.-Captain
John II. Taylor of the oyster sloop Daniel
K. Nearing, to-day made statement
somewhat different from the one pre-
yiously given in regard to the drowning
of the German Aleck. hand OH his boat,
which occurred on Friday morning last.
| The captain, who was dredging at the
mouth of the Choptank river, states that
in the first place he had great difficulty in
| persuading Aleck TO come aboard of his
boat from the vessel of Captain Gus
Iangrell, by whom he had been shipped
from Baltimore, and that when finally
he submitted TO the transfer he
was very insubordinate and a
last refused to work altogether. II
endeavoring TO enforce discipline the cap
tain SAYS that u scuifle ensued between
him and Aleck, in which he struck tn
/ latter in the face. Upon this the Germal
consented 20 perform his duties. Unde
this promise the captain went aft. Alec
Immediately thereafter jumped from tn
bow of the boat and endeava.ed to swii
G to the boat of Captain Langrell, whic
G was dredging not far distant. His objec
L it is supposed, was to join a friend aboar
Il of that vessel
/. Although efforts were made to reset
l. him, he was drowned.
If Captain Taylor, under advice from b
re counsel, Colonel Clement Sullvane, Il
d this evening TO attend the trial, viii
81 will be held in Easton. He says that
le was simply endeavoring to enforce d
10 cipline aboard of his vessel in strikil
e, Aleck, and feels clear of any GRIMM
Ut intentions. Captain Taylor is you
III man of rather prepossessing countenant
re In narrating the circumstances of I
is affair to A. j. Foble Of this town, he bu
70 into tears and wept for a consideral
mr. time
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

OTTAWA, Oct. Cit froze hard at Mat
tawa last night, and to-day the thermome
ter stands at 300 above zero. Snow began
to fall there at 11.S0 this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

In all undertakings In life, of whatever name OF
ii lture vigorous bodily health is essential, and
n clear head. These are vouchshfed u all II
they will practice the hygienic rules 80 clearly
set forth In that popular medical treatise, the
''Science Of Life" See advertisements
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

Smyrna Record
The Record has believed for some time
that there was no good reason why the
business men of Wilmington should not
do d fair proportion of the retail trade of
this Peninsula if they would cater for it.
BY rights, it ought to go there. Will
mington merchants have every facility OF
buying and selling cheaply. They have
large and connections stores and
their assortment is all that the most
exacting could reasonably ask for. The
railroad company, in times past, used to
discriminate against Wilmington in fare
but under the Pennsylvania management
discrimination has been done away with
and the traveller now pays for the distance
he goes. There is difference of 75 cents
| in fare and saving of two
hours in time by doing You
shopping in Wilmington. We arr
not advocating the going away from hom'
to do trading tar from this but man,
people will not and can not purchase al
that they want in town o
our size. The Recruits motto i
"Our Town and County first
the World afterwards" and we say frs
Of all, buy at home if you can; if 20
cannot, stop at Wilmington once and 20
will be surprised to learn how well 20
can do there. Every Delawarean hi
good cause to be proud of Wilmington
, II is live, wide-awake city, its article
of manufacture are known TO every larg
town and state in the Union, and, as
matter of right and justice, its bushes
should be sustained.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. 6. "A shock
ing murder occurred yesterday near
Sneadville in Hancock county. Two
prominent farmers named John Love and
Joseph Lamb had quarrel over some triv-
ial matter involving few head of cattle.
Love went to Lambs house TO discuss
the matter but no agreement could be
reached and finally he started off. Before
he had gone any distance Lamb, in fiji
of uncomfortable passion ran to the dool
and in the presence of his wife and chill
dren shot Love dead. The murderer
neEcned
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

Work was Tuesday resumed at five
coal mines in the third pool at the advance
demanded by the strikers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

A mud-drum in Pittsburg rolling mill
appears to be about as dangerous as q
band Of cowboys in a Chinese camp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08
pRowsrD nv rnr cnorrasK.
csnf1zesias sfariss Regarding sza'
beats of = Dredger.


x1eaah Of y Dredger.
A special dispatch TO the Baltimore Gun
from Oxford, Md, under date Of October
4th. says Captain George Gibson, of the
sloop Fleet Wing, arrived here yesterday,
about ] O'Clock, with the dead body Of a
Young white man. supposed TO be an
frishman. He is s feet 81 inches tall,
weighs about 100 pounds, has sandy hair,
no beard, and does not appear 10 be over
4 25 wears Of age. His clothing consists of
| two checkered blue wooien shirts, two
pair of pantaloons, cne Light gray, the
| other brown, oyeralls, pair OF cotton
stockings, and a pair of CATERS.
| Justice B. F. Wamsley summoned q
Jury of inquest. Several witnesses were
exnmined. William Dobson testified that
between 10 and IL a. IN. Friday, while
dredging on the Sands,a bar in the Chop
tank. on the bugeye Rosebud, he saw a
man at the helm of a black sloop about
$50 Yards to the windward go forward
and put his right hand TO the throat of
another man, who, throwing up his hands,
Immediately fell overheard on the port
side. He saw the man come up once with
one hand raised out of the water. The
boat had five men on hoard, including the
| man at the helm, but upon returning from
a tack up the river it only had four mer
ON board. After the man had hoated &c
the stern Of the boat he saw the one who
apparently had knocked him over launcf
a small skitfto get him.
Lee Thompson and Herbert Dobbs, who
were on the same boat, confirmed
: Dobson's testimony. John Thompson
also of the bugeye Rosebud, said he saw
the man at the helm go forward twice anf
beat man with both fists, and knock hin
overheard, about mile and a-half east o
Black Walnut Point.
DIR. Matthews, after examining the body
/ testified that no marks of violence coult
be seen ON the head or body, though tn
} color of the face was purple and blooi
! | had been running out of the mouth am
nose. The jury adjourned 10 meet agail
{ when other witnesses shall have arrived
o Justice Wamsley telegraphed TO Com
Q mander Waddell, asking him to send
. police steamer here to go down the rive
:. in search of the sloop and crew.
Captain John Il. Taylor of the oyste
sloop Daniel A. Nearing, which arrive
:, at Cambridge Friday, reports that Will
dredging on Black Walnut Sands, at th
mouth OF the Choptank river, at an earl
hour in the morning, young Irish sailt
y employed on the sloop, and known
u him only as Aleck, leaped overheard an
was drowned before he could be rescue'
I Captain Taylor says the man W
. shipped for him in Baltimore {
:. Monday last by Captain Gus. Langre
y of the schooner James T. Daniel, and "
aS taken on board yesterday. He furth
=. states that the man objected to leayil
W Captain Langrell's vessel when taken I
!. by him. The man, he says, was app
Y. emily in sound mental condition, and
NJ saw no previous intimation of his int
~ ton to jump overheard. Although
NJ was seen for some time before the yes
~ could be stopped and the skif launch'
=. he made no cutlery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

restaurant" variety is amusingly described.
Several timely recipes like the proper treat
fnent OF reed and rail birds, Subsequent 70
shooting undeniably like the catching OF
Mrs. GLASS; celebrated hare, the feature OF
the occasion. Special recipes are added as
called for. On oysters and mushrooms they
are fresh and exhaustive.
a charming feature is sGastronomic
Piekings,s quoted mostly from Shakespeare
Particularly welcome Is Food in Season.
This comes TO the rescue Of the house
keeper in the worst pinch Of her daily per-
| plexity.
The programme Of ST. NICHOLAS for 'se
seems to draw upon all fiction writers OF
| the known world, best approved by chill
dren-indeed, by adults, too. Mrs. Burnett,
/ Howells Miss Aleort Frank Stockton, J. Il.
Trowbridge, James Otis, Mrs. Thaxter, Mrs.
Spofford, Prof Boyesen and others, besides,
make an inyIncible array.
Another feature will be accounts Of the
four great English schools, Rugby, Zion,
Harrow and Winchester, these to be illus
trated by Mr.. Pennell. New ''Bits OF Talk
from Il. H. are OF additional value, as she
can give no more. Mr.. Seudder has pre-
pared a biography Of Washington and Miss
kingsley description Of Shakespeare
boz hood, that is, 50 far, Of course, as silt
OF any one else can draw 1t from eloudland
a FtElt7 VI NgH 4tgAAE1
attraction and all this will be diversified bl
poetry, puzzles and short sketches IL
For amiddle-aged little folk a depart
ment will be inaugurated. IL Is interesting
I 10 know that those whose benent 70 thu.
taken in hand are from six to eight. Al
the uneoncluded serials will, Of course, p
! finished. and all these have 80 lar main
5 tanned an excellent reputation.
I
The frontispiece Of ST. NICHOLAS for Oeto
b her an engraving OF child and animal lie
; 4 as fascinating and spirited as anythinl
+. that Il has given for long time.
Mrs. Thaxter has pretty story ali aBio,
e with energy and success and everyone VI
he glad to see the Brownies" again. INT
e time It 4 at school, where they surely onaa
b to 90. if any one will take them. me
IL certainly made things lively.
aHis One Fault" and Driven Back 7
d Eden" both end sstisiactorlly-th latte
particularly SO. There is rather more thu
usual Of the cheerful jingle to make babe
laugh. Frank Stockton gives a facetiou
m story. There is also scientific, but by q
means heavy disquisition on baseball. Als
IN '.Ths Letter Box" fine example OF U
&c Home Run" as practised by the infantr.
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ma sn.rinl peliyerle. on snnaay.
IN GENERAL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The postmaster
general has decided that special deliveries
nj letters shall not be made on Sunday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

LOWELL, MASS, Oct. 6.-Ex- Governor
Talbot died at 1.30 o'clock to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-08

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. dallas Sanders
was to-day nominated by the Democrats
for sheriff of this county.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-18
FOREIGN.
Correction frem C,.aasar


LONDON, Dec. Il The folloxiug dis
patch from Gladstone vss received TO-
oay oy toe News Association:
HAvARDKS. December 18th.
ihe scheme for home rule in Ire
land published in the Standard this
nofninR and p1rportiug - De ray plan
Tor the settlement OF the I,ish qaesiioa.
10 an inaccurate representation of my
views. / presume it 10 = speculati %
upon the-s. IL vas publishsd without
my knovledge or Authority
The Liberals FOR Home Rule.
LONDON, Dee. 1.-The Pail Nae 60
sett< tnl- afternoon anpoaBc-s tina, de-
spite the partial denial of Gladstone
WIS morning. q Liberal scheme for
Dome rule N ireland mas been decided
upon Tbs scheme provides for the
creation OF an Irish Parliament at Dub
I'm. the acts OF which the Crown will re-
serve toe right to veto only upoR the
ADVICE Of tie Irish Ministry. Irish
nem oefs VIII continue to SIT in the I'm
penal Parliament at Westminster and
ske part 10 Imperial legislation. Ths
scheme further provides that Ireland
shall have control OF the local PoIIce,
and requires Paruell TO furnish pu4rsp-
tees that the rights Of tie minority and
the interests of the landlords shall be
protected.
Alexander wins,
BERLIN, Dec. 10 The sultan Of Tur
key has appointed Prince Alexander
Governor for life over E4s,ern Bon.
melia, With rights Of succession.
Dispate Faded.
ROME. Dec. l7.-rbs CArolines agree
ment vas signed Etsdsy with much
eoRp and oeremoay. The Pope vas
present. Thirty two guests attended
banquet was given by Cardinal
JacobinI In honor of the event.
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nsvss oesn disturbed. not ons Of than.
toooao 70 addition 20 furnishing houses
iof poolie women and srfbioe them to
90 tue work which only the lowest Of
tosir siass could be employed 10 DO,
special and large brides we're offered If
certain men could Be caught. The at
tempt, although prodused in many
forms and under ali sorts Of tiseuise,
failed IN every case.
An rafavsrabie Report.
NEW YoEx, Dec. l7.-Messrs. T. J..
Wistsr, John Msrkoe, J. c. BuIlitt. W
ID. Winsor and P. d. Hutchinson, the
special committee appointed by the
BOARD OF directors Of the Texas and
racine Hallway Company to make per
sonai examination Of the condition Of
the road. have made report. "Is 10 in
sxsedient 70 borrow any more money,
~ view OF all the circumstances, to psy
interest not earned; steps should be At
once taken to protect the common
interests OF owners and creditors
OF the road. The traffic Of the rosd was
encouraging. bat II would be impossible
20 earn Interest, on the obligations un-
I'll the SOM OF at least a. 900, 600 should
De expended on the prspertv. the rhys-
ioai condition Of which Vas bad, caused
oy the poor vsrk on the construction
company which built ii. The equip
nent, shops. terminal facilities, sta
tioas and water supply we're all in fair
condition. With improvements. the
operating expenses would be reduced
from 81 per cent. in 1884 to IS per cent.
10 1886, a saving of f2.000OO. The
committee say IL IL useless to discuss
the question OF serminAl mortgage. as
the amount which could be raised, e..
42.OOO, would be entirely inadequate
1t also recommends the appointment of
general offi,er Who shall reside in
Fexis, With power to sdiast questions
satisfactorily to the commupity and
advantageous to the company. In con
closion, the company urge the absolute
necessity Of immediate consideration
OF ways fer completing and restoring
the property, and urRe the adoption of
such action as the emergency demands.
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LECI.LATiyE PxsCEEDISGs
The Council.

OLfxPIA, Dec. l7.-Mr. Gsbel intrs-
duoed q. b. No. %. to amend the
Criminal Act, section s23 Of the Cod.
Mr.. Resvis introduced G. B. No. -.
fer the establishments of a school for
deaf nntes and blind.
q. Is. No. ., for assessment and col
lection of taxes. was taken NJ. The
bill provides for extending the time for
the collection of delinquent taxes to
March l, 1886.
Ferguson moved to table the bill.
Jacobs made strong appeal in favor
OF the poor man, Who really needs all
the ready money he can command to
help his family at Christmas.
Mr.. Ferguson did not believe the
poor taxpayer weuld be any better of
10 March than at present, 50 far as the
payment Of taxes 10 concerned.
Mr.. heavis favored the passage of the
bill, which passed. Mr.. Ferguson voting
no, and Mr.. Crosby being excused.
G. b. Ma. %, increasing bounty on
Wild animals so as 10 inclade lynx,
COYOTES and mountain lions. pissed.
O. b. No. IL. relative to designation
Of official county papers. vas tabled.
The hour OF meeting Of Council vas
changed to 10 q. m. Adjourned.
House.
OLYMPIA. Dec l7.-H. B. so, provid
ing for teaching physiology and hygiene
in public schools, passed unauim sosly.
n. b. 80. relative to School Directors
of West Tacoma borrowing meaey, was
tabled.
II. b. 3. relating to same sabjsct in
Lincoln County, passed.
ii b. for creating Territorial Board
of Equaliz alton. passed.
II. Is. relating TO com 9stency of has
band and wife to testify in eviden %,
|, vas discussed at considerable length,
and re referred.
II. b. As. amending divorce law, pass.
ed.
II. B. So. in relation to seals, pass. d.
Bill amending Law relating to riots
passed.
II. b. So. In reference to costs and al
| lovanoes on promissory notes, was
amended and ordered enRrasssd.
h. b. %. amending section II relative
to pleadings, was defeated on tinal pas
sage.
II. B. %. on assignment of mortgages,
| defeated.
H. B. No. SO. relative to joint tenancy
and survivorship. was passed.
Mr.. Manley, Special Committee on
Excursion to Steilacoon, reported that
the Hayward would be ready for the
| purpose on Saturday at m.
| Mr.. Wells introduced House Bill rela-
tive to sinking Of artesian wells in
Franklin county.
| III. b. No. 70. introduced by Mr.. ARA
smith, relative to carrying concealed
weapons. was referred to the Committee
on Agriculture.
| II. b. No. 30. to exempt Washington
Seminary from taxation. was referred.
IL. j. R, by MIR. Munssv. inviting the
Governor. Secretary, reporters Of press
aud officers of Legislature to, visit
Steilacoom, was adopted.
A Number OF Council bills we're then
read and referred.
G. b. No. q. to appropriate $3.50 for
postage, was passed, Gooisli, ktnoear,
Mnnday. Wells and the Speaker voting
no. Adjourned.
Il
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PACIFIC COAST.


SAs FRAscIsoo, Dec. l7.-D-nis z.
City Chronicle. died last night ut Irving
ton Of dropsy. He has been connected
Nth the Pacific Coast press for the past
thirty years-
Hearing Psstpesed.
San Francisco, Dec. l7.-rhe cases of
the four dynaniters Weismsn, Ksosher.
Mittlestadt and E2eers, came up for
bearing 10 the Police Court this morn.
ing. and on request Of counsel for de-
PENDANTS all the cases went over until
Monday next.
Anti.Chtnese Editorial.
SAN FRAscIsco. Dec. 1.-THE Evening"
Post 10 Its leading editorial tonight on
the dynamite fright says il affords an
excellent opportunity for rescuinR the
Chinese cause from the hands Of dems-
goaues, oranks and criminals, Who have
been living upon it, and Who have BY
their connection With it done much to
make it disreputsble and ridiculous In
the eyes of decent people in the East
The Post goes on to suggest the forma
ton of An organization composed oil
the substantial aRd honest men of the
city, workers as veil as capitalists, IN
order that the sentiment Of the people
OF the Pacific coast on the Chinese qaes
ton may be clearly made known se
Congress and the entire Nation. such
An organic stion, IL says. embracing IN
its membership responsible busines,
oallinRs. rich and poor alike. woulc
give proper direction and concentrated
force TO the coasts protest sgsinst the
farther coming and continued presenc.
Of coolies. IL would deprive the O'Don
neils, Ksarneys and weismans of theiI
occupation, and its existence would de
ter from activity suoh wresches like
those who have fallen into the hands OF
the police within the past forty eieh
hours. IL would be q standing commit
tee of safety.
a Trafter Gone.
Los ANGELES. Dso. l7.-Lucky b I'D
wins famous two year-oid COLT Kismet
Who figured in many prominent Z sst
ern races during the past season, died
suddenly last niRst. de had record
OF 2:9.
The weather.
SAN FRANorsoo, Dec. l7-8 .. MIN.
iicatious for the succeeding 81 hours
for the North Pacific coast, cloudy
weather and rain, followed by fai
weather, southerly vinds shifting tO
orthvesteriy.
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4 CHILD Can RUN 1T.

TNHE NEW No WHEELER & VIII
L son sewing Machine THE b, ST and
cheapast IN the WORLD u now for sale at
the branch oIice. on Front street. near
Pike. with full and comp e set OF at
tschments. upon which q parson 81 any
age can execute ths tiaest and mo pleas
ing k nj OF work prssible. Every p .rson
purch .sing MACH re viii b. tn 3rO Ishly
instru ted In regard ID It's use ami the
Use OF the attachnenta, an Will also re-
oetve q guar ntee for keeping the machine
ia cd repair for Ave Yeas. All persons
Al cordisliy invited to call and inspect
our machines
Urde rom the country are solicited
and will receive careful and prompt at
tention. p. W. HANSON,
Ills Agent Seattle. w. T..
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Mr.. Jacob FrasenthaI. OF this city ID
n Marines (Cal }. where be vii 70 ain
thrvs or fsos months . ttiine up 81
bosiness affairs OF he deceassd ersss>r
10 AZ, 8. Neubars. forueriy . mer
es.u, OF that place. Mr.. Fraurosa
vss tslssrapesd for daring Mr.. Ses :
bars's Hines, and started at osee. get
ting 70 his destination only feu boo
hefoes HI bsoShss- in-l laws dsash-
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SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY

COLLECTS YOU II PATRONAGE.
= With the ass stance of the latest i'm.
proved Troy ma ;ninery and the soft clear
water OF Lake Union. We have facilities
for all kinds Of work and any quantity.
No I'll nese employed. Civ US call.
Leave orders with Geo W Crane, Wash
in yton ST eet, near Commercial, or W. L.
Pillman l. Co., Cherry, bet. Front and ID.
sells BASLER BROS, Props.
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Apyounxxp.-At 4 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Jades Greene ordered Court
adjourned till the morning Of January
Atm, when 10 will recouvene for the dis
position Of important bosiness- The
third case on toe calendar Is thss OF the
United States w. the steamer Eliza An
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SPECIAL Txxx. Chief Justice Greene
vili 90 70 Port Townsend on Monday TO
hold a special term Of Court at that
place. He hopes 10 get through WITH
the business % a. to retarn home oy
Chri<fmAa
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ALVIN JosLIN COMEDY OoNPASY.-The
great auditoriun Of Frye's 0psra House
sas allied last night by one OF the la-g
est audiences ever gathered within IT.
walls. This audience came cut to be
entertained, and they were not dissp
pointed. for the musical part OF tbs
program vas certainly Of the most en-
pertaining character. and was alone
worth the price Of admission. The or
chestra and the selections played by il
we're of unusual sxcsllenos-ve thini
the beat that ever came to seattle. Oi
the solo artists, L. L. Nickerson, cornet-
list, and Charles g. p. Live. xylopso-
MIST. merit especial notice. As q pre-.
lude to the evenings entertainment the
orchestra played The Blacksmith ID
the woods." accompanied by the realis-
tic fires of the forge and the resoundins
anvil. This piece met the ecstatic ap-
prevail Of the audience. We're thl,
splendid orchestra allied with oshua
whItcomb" or "Solsn Shingle," OF
both Of which popular plays the come
dy of Alvin Joslin" 10 an imitation
we should unhesitatingly pronouncs the
combination one OF the best entertain.
msnts ever presented to . seattle audi.
ence.
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SAiLkp.-rhe ship Brown Brothers
Gas towed 10 ses by the tua Tacoma
YESTERDAY. Her cargo consisted OF $50
Puget Sound spars, $4,000 shingles
from SnohomisA. and Us 600 feet OF as
sorted lumber. Her destination 10