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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16

nEye n,,en EfIii;tpd ,inrN Ina March wlth q
Sklt disease tile d@HorS Called l'cDnna My
fpe,' w,p covered wiln a"iig H,h sores and this
it'ttrE and tIrnl ware ',.mSai nnl#AfRhle
- - your CrTlCCKA RkAEDiks So highly rsc
niniu,'niUi !, q n'lnd,ri ~, 'hNm Il trial
uAHg The uTIUuKA utd tuTlCrhA SOAR eS
Ter allt, ana i.RsOLvEEF m'''fntlil, for 'Oui
~ utiA. cal myself cuIp', IL gratltuti1 fol
which make THIS public STATE cut
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
BROAD BROOK, OHM.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
An La., "a HON, scrnn,nr.

Edward Shepherd OF Harrisburg, III.
says: "Ilaving received so much benefit
from olectrlc litors focl II my duty To let
suffering humanity know 1t. Have. had n
running sore on my leg for eight yoars; my
doctors told me ! would have to have tho
bone scrlpci Or leg amputated. used, in.
stead, three bottles OF olcctric bltters md
| seven boxes Bueklen's arniea salye, aud my
| log is now sound and we'll Electric bilters
arc sold nj do cents II bottle uni llneklel'a
nrnica Snlve nj 25 cents per box by William
| Springer n DO. 400 Market street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
SKIN, vs %; S;1,',

n UNllIATINd Er,,ptions, Itching mud Burn
u lug skin Tortura', Loati SOME Sores, and
rvt'r, r-firt Il itchiug, Scaiy, rinply, inher'
k.ppd, skin ana q aIp with Lnss vi Hair from
infancy To Oid aga, 0rs positively cured by
UuTlCuRA, the great skin Care, and CUTlCURA
SOAP, aa exquisite skin BeRu,lier, externally.
mud CuTIcuKA fES0lYEGT the lew B.D~l
pTtnpt l,Epfnnily.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
SWaRTHMORE. COLLEGE
,r..n,,n,an,Il,IrI, n,A

SWAIsTsAMOEE PA.
DI,ens 9th mi0Dth, Itths Thirty minutes
rom Brn. Il ~ Station, Philadelphia. tlnher
the cnrs u FIiotda but all others afmltted.
Full college course Tor both BcXeH, Clns slca',
Scientific aud Literary. Aso nm, nui.l rrJliIling
and a Preparatory sch a. llealthIul location,
barge grnnnip, new and extensive buildings
aud III nara ilA. For Catalogue and full par
tlcula-s, address EDWARD u. MhUill, a.
Nj, rresL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
!. n.e F,ax ar rsssnoLD.


A Fine HHOtol aud Scscras Stores
Gone nnd Others Turning.
FREEnoLp, N. j., Sept. IL An extensive
lre IL raging hero. Tho principal business
portion Of the town will probably be de-
stroyed. Two brick stores of CLARK Per-
rine and John Taylor's hotel opposite thc
court house have boon destroyed.
FIro department assistance Is coming here
from Long Branch, Asbnry Park, Red Hank
md Mntawan. Tho town water supply is
from cisterns. Tho fire, tho origin OF which
Is unknown, started In Perrine's store.
John Thylor's hotel was one OF the finest
country hotels In New Jersey md was only
rebuilt two years ngo.
The fire Is still spreading md will proha'
bly, cross Main street. A steamer and siS
hose carriages have left Bordentown fol
haro
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
nusrrE,S Es1uLsloN or pURR

Goa r.iTez Ou, with HYpophOsphites,
In General Debility, Emaciation, Conslimp-
ton md Wasting In Children,
Is most valuable food and medicine. 1t Gre
ates an appetite for food, strengthens the ner.
Pous system and builds up the body. 1t ia pre-
pared In pslstable form and prescribed uni.
versaIlY BY Physicians. Take no other.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16

san FRANcisco, Sept. TO- Captain W. Il.
plummer Of tho steamer Mary ID. Hume
which arrived In port yesterday reports that
while lG miles northwest OF Point Reyes
Wednesday, nina distinct shocks OF earth
quake wero felt. Tho vibra' ions were from
north Of east TO south Of west. They wore
not felt In San Francl9cn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16

"Why9p
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olse in acquiring knowledge. IieclLnso II will
help You To a good business.
"lioW can II be learnel2n
by the aid u u hook, atuiicd Mt homo, and
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"At what expRnsa7n
The triiing sum Of 81, including hnnk.
"Why NJ cheap, when Colleges advertise tho
anne course VI Instruction ir from S2h u s4u 20
Because new Textbook In used that rsiucee
the labor Of learning prOpDrtlOnAtly 10 the dit
erence in price; and the systnin IL the most
popular In America, having the endorsement ni
the profession and i,ON graduates. Full par
tlculare by mail by addressing u. L. Scntt
browne. VI Clinton plRre. New York. N. v
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
A PHILADELPHIA Lawyer

Prominent in his profession, nays; " u, pn ~
ny mi win Gladly tell whit tho itHsstdn
Rhewn,atism Isre has done for me. uo
This gentleman was 40 lamn one womb Llhyv
thnnghi MIN cripple, and vet Three nays
use ofOnT remedy Strengthened MN eutMiIGll.
Ma a W BAKER loading msnnts is,a,n ~, MA
NV Sesnn to ss tho Iipaan i,hcnnlatiain gEre 70
lief followed and my comfort daily inorens n,h
yn,t ~ disrmuifori othr walking OF wotking Iknw
noihins which has ~ quick and wondr"us an eleo.
One Of rhiladelphlaa oldest nsrchaIts mh " Z, "
aThs Rntsian Hhoumatipn tnrn has taken AZ lhn pa
mt III mn ,irughter'a arm and neck. She hAd Hunet
greatly with il for mmtlB
we have testimony Of tihs sort sililloient .
satisfy Inc most skcpLical. Hut u yoh nave w
Rnenmntism yoli want relief rather than ltau
mony' You can get it--qulck, sure, permanent
M eanndtnp for the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
Inlernn Hang a ,.lri.

ST. PAUL, Sept, ia Pioneer Press Ada,
Mimi, special says: Two masked men broke
into r. Cannnor's house In Loo township
last night, gagged the colored servant girl,
who was alone IN the house, md robbodt the
housn Of over 800. They then hanged the
girl TO tree but she succeeded In freeing
hnranlf
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
4 po.tnaster Arrested.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1O.-Harvey f..
Price, the postmaster at Hookton, Miss,
has been arrested on charge Of forging
his official bond.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
annawroK,a pRNIAr.
Az Published in n New York Pnper
FHts AfsernDuls.

Ehts AFTERNOONS.
NEw YonK, Sept o. The Post this
afternoon pnblish6a the following
~ he Editor II he ErCai"g Pest SIN;
A week ago I went 20 ball and stayed TO
this end. went home and 10 l,sd uarly Next
morning my friend Mr.. dulrand came %
call upon me and found mA dressing and
we went out All tho officers and mem
uers of the Jockey Club, WHO are
thu principal people OF he Guy,
have slgnod letter exoneraiing
mo from all improper Behavior at any time
during the ball. The gentleman who saw
mo rntlrn from the hall have signed a card
that they observed nothing except thai 1
won't towards my room. have 0nirania
stntnmnnr IN writing rs to his call III IN,
morning, bpslil,yJ tho stlltemont u the hotol
maungor that no scene or row OF any kind
took place Ia tho hotel, and also
went To my room nfter the
hali, No aye Witness has ev,r been pro.
dnati nid only know from hmSav whl'
the sin'its, ciicnlntol IN tho unl'ad SlAta
iTn SECRETARY linyar,i has ii'lreiaph'd ne
lhm MY personal denial OF t'r @nnhhl u
rl,"ns;h. Make any us" of ,his that you
think lIupnr. q. SfnnWi'k'
CIIN OF Mexico, September 3,t.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
EronI>t. DISEASEs GUItED.

CuTICuHA stands nj the heai Of its class, os
prclally h this the ease wi h tuTiCURA soar,
Have hal IN unusually good GALS this summer
owing to tlo prevalence NJ mn aggravated form
Of lLh Though sOme lcnlltes Ia the country
III witch tho tUTICURk liRMEDIEs proved salts
factory. W. l.. HARDldG, DritggfSt
IlEIOHTOwN KY
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16

The tonic qualities Of Colden's Liquid Beef
Tonic are much greater than those found In any
other specific or appetizer, and Is now recon-
mended by the beat physicians In England and
America, for consumption, debility, foyer, ague,
loss OF appetite. &c. AJAX for Colden's, take no
other OF druggists generally.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16

Tho nervous, brain-working type OF
people such as lawyers, clergymen, business
men add students are the principal Victims OF
hay fever. The only remedy yet discovered for
It's cure Is hiy'5 Cream Balm,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16

A galIeplng consumption may be avoided by
the timely pse OF Hale's Honey Of Horehonnd
Pixies TOothache Drops cure in one minute
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
100000


vii. Mt once hiring you In money faater than
anything alae In America All abon' thn fsN,.
pvrrywhcre, nf either AK Of all Rges, for all the
time, or spare time only, tnwork for ,lB ut theii
own hnmea. Fortunes for all wOrkets nbao
lutely assured. Don't delay. II. iiAlhkTf Y
Co, Portland Maine
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16

fNWE TIlIli1lETn tOl LNt7IATN ! ENNOF the
L COLLEGE, as tONaNh EIRCEs
Philadelphia, begins IN September. THIS inatl.
tuition has aeh 'rvei q remarkable shccTss and
hna pn excellent reputation among business
men who Are continually placing lis best Htti-
denta In reu,unAratiye positions Tho exnrttHes
of the last annual tnmment olncnt have been
published IN hAndHome style for Tree distribil-
hon, ID Is worthy a place Ia any library con.
tai, ing, ns II does, Eena Of thought from such
able nl4n as u. $, senator tolqnlst, Dr Edward
Bruoka, the wcll known educator, Ut, MOTIFS
and nlhnrtA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
Araaa.ais.

APRZE {: !: !: C: &: 5 !;
tina Worid. All, 81 either,
anS. succeed from flrHt honr. The hrnad road 70
f,rtune opena before tho wnrhcrH, absolutely
snrn AZ once address, TRUE a. co, Augusta,
Maine
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16

Boston Horalf.
Those who bot on tho GnlatfI are con.
siderably worse thnn mha WHO IL ~
better
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16
rsrr zee sAmn on AxorHHHs


Hovy mn Alleged ssa-serpent Dis
turbsd a Cennecsicut Hoat.
MIDpLRTowH, Sept. 8.-All along the
banks of the Connecticut river tonight
people are eagerly watching for aRlimpse
OF the great sea.serpent, whioh they are
sure 10 lurking somewhere under the sur
face of the stream. The monster was
first seen at o'clock, this morning off
Cromwell. Colonel Stocking and SiiaH
Sage were crossing the river in a skiii
when their light boat struck something
under water. In an instant Il was tossed
several feet into the air, both of its occu
pants tumbling from their geats. Luckily
the boat did not upset, butit came downin
the water with great crash, As soon as the
two men could get control of the little
craft they picked up their oars and started
TO investigate the eanse Of the conmo-
ton They heard a loud noise, and look
| ing up the river saw that the water u few
rods above them was churncd into foam
| Out Of the froth roae big black hend US
| large ~ flour barrel and with eyes ai
| big az small plates. The head kept rising
| higher and higher until 10 feet of the
neck appeared. The men didn't stop 10
make long or thorough examination, hut
\ they feel sure that the sea- erpent must
have been clear hundred foot long.
They pulled for the ahore az hard as
they could, and shouted Justify to attract
the attention of any one who might be
upon the bank. By the time their boat
grounded the monster had sunk out OF
sight. They told their story to the first
people they met, and soon group of mon
were eagerly watching the river. For
some time their scrutiny was unrewarded,
and then they saw the head Of the big
snake rise out of the river. This time
the stranger exhibited about 15 feet oil
his body. He headed up the river, and
when he disappeared around tho bond nj
Gildersleeye waa travelling at a rapid rate
Among those who saw the snake wer'
Captain Frank Phelps, ]. Wiltshire ant
Robert Sawyer. They Ind no field glasseI
with them, and were unnhle 10 get any
thing like a good view of the monster
They all agree, however, in estimating
his length at close upon 100 feet.
Tho news quickly spread up and dow
tho river, and all available boats wcr
pressed into service Many Of tho hunt
ing parties went out armed with guns il
the hope OF getting shot at the serpent
but most of the boats kept close to tn
bank with an eye to possible danger
During the day the lookout was kept NJ
= but without result, anil nobody succeedr
in getting even good look Mt tho eeH
Q serpent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-16

1t outrivals I'LL Dr. sage's Cntnrl
RemnlN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-07

The reports OF snow blockad2s, famine and
cannibalism in Labrador are inf .'.e1, and
as is shown by the following official state
ment to that effect, published in London
from the Governor OF Newfuu lllanl in reply
to irqu ries by the authorities. The HUI son
By company, the G'vtrnor ttlegi aph''
states positively that the companys steamer
Alert will not reach Fort Chimour until
August 10 and will not take her departrl q
from that place on her return trip before he
end of September, making it impos-
slble that news should have now
been received from the strait
The strait, the company's officers say, has
never frozen over, and the company's YES
SEES bound for Fort Cnurchill, York Factory
and Moose Factory are only now due at the
entrance Of the strait. There is no set le-
ment whatever at Cape Mugf I'd, which is
seventy miles from HUDSON strait and there
are no In iians within three hundred miles OF
that place. Natives and resi- tents of Mani
toba who are now staying in London are en-
trely convinced that the story originated
with persons interested in preventing the
construction of a railway to U1 ison's bay,
which is projected with view TO shortening
the route from the northwest to Europe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-07
NEWsY GLEANINeS.

TIE latest comet is travelling at the rate of
96S, OOJ miles an hour
THE Central New York hop crop Is re-
ported total failure.
OUR government loses s., 900, 900 a wear in
the smuggling OF opium.
TIL years Cllforn wine product is es-
timatei at %, OOJ ,OoJ gallons.
A DIRECT cable between this country anil
Brazil is to be laid du"ng the fall
tour 5000 ba rels of Gil ara produced
dag By the wells of Penns ylvauia
NEthoNr PROPOSE to e'tabli, State in
ST tuition for The clinli@2lly insane.
CHOLERA is sprea ling with great rapidity
and deadliness in southern Japan.
The rush of American travellers to Egypt
Is unp'e edanted Thou sands OF consunp-
tiveS go t. Luxor for the pure air
THE song-birds of New Jersey are now pro-
tected by statute which forbids tn, capture
or woundlnS of the feathered bipeds
The sea wall which Chicago is building for
the protection of the LAKE front of L ncoln
Park will be nearly two miles in length and
cost $50 go.
THE first ll0-ton gun made in Eng'an has
been finished by Sir w. Armstrong. aud it
will be used on tn, Beabow. 1t is A feet
long and l613 inch IS in bore.
CURRENT estimates of the total wheat Gro,
for 1855 now range from 3Jo,0)0,00) bushels
to 42] ,0o0,O0J Bushels Tn S repr.se an IN.
crease of fro IL 33,00J0 JJ to 6S,01J 90 in ex-
cess of 1885.
A LARGE cave has recently been discov.
cred i'll the Gran range, forty miles no til
of FL Paso, which in 81 and III tn b ,auty OF
o. its sta actt S and stalagmites ills fair t.
rival ths Mammoth Cave
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-07

According to cable dispatches the new
Tory Cabinet does not give satisfaction even
to the English Tories, AID the predominance
In It OF the militant Churchill faction is re-
garded with apprehe lsion by moderate men
oy ell parties. The Qleen is said to Up,
prove the appointment Of Henry Matthews
70 De Home Secretary, az man who may be
relied on to defend the purity Of English
homes, since it was he who prosecuted Sir
Charles Dixie. Mr.. Matthews will have to
decide whether he will now prosecute Sir
Charles for perjury. English society papers
comment on the notable social successes OF
Americans in England.
Mrs. Llngtry's move! is expected to create a
turore.
Socialism Is becoming more active in Ger
many in sp to of the vindictive prosecution
Of Socialstic deputies.
A young son and daughter of Henry Land.
ers, of near GAINESVILLE, O., were drowned
on Friday.
Willie Heaster, Of Newark O., was killed
by horse falling upon him on Saturday.
A party of young men bs onging in New
York, who had pent the afternoon in Gut
tenburgh, N. Y, started for home in their
rowboat about s o'clock in the evening,
Their names were Louis Kaiser, Louis Mar.
tin, Thomas Whitaker, and John and Will
liam Regain. They had Jowei more than
half way across North river when the swell
OF steamboat caused the bost to capsize
All were thrown in the water. Kaiser,
Louis Martin, and Thomas Whitaker were
drowned.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-07
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

THEODORE THOMAS is conducting q series
OF sumnornght concerts in Chi
THE National Sleugerfest hold recently
ut Milwaukee was an immense success
JOHN S. CLARKE, the comedian, has de-
cidcd to abandon his projected American
| tour
AN Australian actor named Henry e. Wal
| : IL is going to make starring tour of this
country.
/ Mr.. FREDERICK DE BsLLEvILLE will lie
the prime pal actor in Miss Coghlan's support
nc It season.
| Nh RUatNsrEIN gave to various London
| CHI rites Il so of til, proceeds of his fare
well con crt in that city.
| Miss LYNSDALE, a young American ac-
tress who recently made her del VI with Miss
Gene ieve Ward in England, is said to give
! great promise.
| MISS GENEvIEvE WARD will arrive in
this country about the lst OF Septems or
She will then begin rehearsa,s for The
Que ms Favur.te.'
! NJ SAHooU is engaged in writin, a new
spetta, ular play for Sarah Eernhardt and
Co iuel IL, th5 & eat Fren h Conedian, t, bs
produced on tn 'lr return to Paris q ter tn N.
American tours IL 1891.
MISS MAUD BANKS, dan shter of Genera,
n. 7. Banks, who has ben stu lyin for tAe
str tei eJt"al yea S wi maze hsr d ID / 8
soon at Po.,sm 'uth, II. H. 1t i; "a d tla
she Will enter upon Il -. v,r III i
against h II fa.ers wishes.
LORD ROrHj tried to induce Sara
safe, the Span Sh olini't, to pay at musi.
cat cnt 4rtln nen5 i'll his Lon lon house r.
Gently, Luz the musician ter us were SO high
| that even lhe mod III ClueSu de id | to dis
! p nse with his services Saraslt, disiikes Sc
III Cd t. c lh!b himself a private entertain
meats that he rs IS the mo e sorb. tant pri.s
IA her thin give a b.uut refusal
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-07
CONGRESSIONAL,
GENATE

IUEsDAY,-In the Senate, the conference
agreement on the River and Harbor bill hav
been presented Mr.. Culom expressed hi
dlsapproval Of the conference report, partic-
ulariy in regard to the way in which the
denneptn canal matter was treated. The
Secretary OF War has instructed to have tn g
canal surveyed. That was mere trifling with
The subject. The Government had been sur
veying that canal as long as he c,uld recol-
ect In his candid opinion the Hennep
canal improvement was of more Important
to the commerce of the country than all other
tens in the bill-exrept that for The New
\ ork harbor. For some unexplained reason
several of the items for blyous in the South
were Increased. but this important improves
ment had disappeared from the bill. He
coul rot, consistently with his sense of duty,
submit to the passage of the bill as reported
Mr.. Gibson called attention to the fact that
while appropriations were made for the Miss
issippi AMI Missouri rivers, there was not a
dollar appropriated for the compensation aud
K enses of the Mississippi River Commits
sion.
Mr.. Cockrell-Then the bill ought not to
pass.
Mr.. Gibson-No such bill as this ought to
pass
The conference report was agreed to with>
out division.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-07
She Killed Her Betrayer

Miss Ann Off Ter, the lS,year- old daughts.
OF farmer living near R ,mary, w. Va
shot and killed BENZ min Brooks, disso.ute
fellow, % years of age. Abou; year ego
Brooks induced tie girl to accompany him tc
Cumberland, Nd, where a m pck marriage
ceremony was performed. The upe re.
turned home and livsd together as man and
wife until the facts became known, and thew
were indicted by the grand jury for illici,
rehabilitation. While the case was pending
Miss Other returned to her parents. She
says that while riding horseback yesterday
she met Brooks who endeavored to parsuade
her 10 dismount. On her refusal he put hi:
hand behind him and Il -eatened to kill her
unless she did as he wished wherein BON she
at once drew her revolver and shot him in tie
forehead, killing him / istantly The girl is
under arrest but the sympathy of the village
Is with her
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-07
DIABOLICAL SCHEMES.
How to Kill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Workings of Chicago Anarchists.

How to Kill Capitaiists-secret
Workings of Chicago Anarchists.
Superintendent Cornish, of the Pinkerton
Detective agency, has furnished local paper
long expose OF the secret workings of the
Anarchists of Chicago, which he says have
been thoroughly explored by the Pinkerton
force. Parsons, Mr.. Cornish says, was one
of the first to blossom out as red-hot
Anarchist. He soon took Spies into his
C uncil. While in Gref's saloon one night
Cornish heard Mrs Parsons make violent
speech, in which she advocated hurting
bombs at the residences of wealthy citizens
of Chicago. Spies told them he had a better
plan. which was as foliows:-Let every
man arm himself with little syringe,
just large enough to be concealed in the
closed hand. The point OF the
syringe should be as small and fine as the
point of N edle, so thai it can easily peae>
trate clothing and skin. The bulb must be
filed with Prussc acid. Armed with this
you can walk up alongside of the capitalist
to be rem )ved, quietly insert the reedle point
Into his flesh aud at the same time squeez:
the bulb. sending the Prussic acid into his
veins The victim would not mind the attack
more than he weull the prick OF pin, but
The poison would kill him il few minutes.
and his death would be a horrible one. He
would not know and if he did could not tell
what had been done to him. This ingenious
scheme was crested with accamations OF
approval and applause by all who were
present, including Parsons, Fie!den and Du-
sey. Cornish gives at considerable lengh the
history of the various gr, ups in the city and
the details OF their experiments with dyna-
mite.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-07
ENGLAND'S NEW MINISTRY.
Partial List of Premier Sailsbury's
Cabinet Advisers.


Partial List of Premier Sailsbury's
Cabinet Advisers.
It has been off ,ially announced that the
Marquis of Londonderry has been ppointed
Viceroy of Ireland, and Lord idesleigh Sec
rotary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The new Cabinet has been announced as fol-
lows
Secretary for War-Rs. Hon. VIM. Henry
Smith.
FIRST Lord of the Admralty-Lord George
Hamilton.
Lord High Chancellor Lord Halsbury.
Secretary for Inda-R5 Hon Frederick
Arthur Stanley.
Lord President of the Council viscount
Cranbrook.
President Of the Local Governm ent Board
-Rt. Hon. Henry Chaplin.
President Of the 3 oard Of Trade-Rt Hon.
Edward Sslnhope.
Postmaster General-Lord John Manners
FIRST Comm Toner Of Works-R5. Hon
David Punket.
Attorney Gsleral-Sir R. e. Webster.
Loro CnancSllor OF lreland-Lord ASH
bourne.
The first three Of the above are official an
nouncements.
The following appointments have been
made and accepted
Home Secretary-Lord George Hamilton.
Chief Secretary for Ireland-Slr Michael
Hitks-B each.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland-T.e Duke Of
Abercorn.