Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-04

The New York court Of appeals has re.
versed the decision OF the lowe court IN
tho case OF Alderman McQuade, the "boodls
alderman" and ordered new trial.
Hungry Joe," a notorious New York
confidence man, and a woman companion
are said to be the persons who sWindled
Chicago ticket brokers. The forged tickets
were sold simultaneously TO brokers In
Chicago, ut. Louis, Cincinnati, Columbus,
louisville and Memphis, and the sum real
lied Is said to be not less than S25, 900. Al
bert A. Reeves and Charles Stout have been
arrested in Chicago on the charge of help.
ing to get the tickets printed.
Dr.. j. r. Hartigan left Washington last
night under Instructions from Surgeon
general Hamilton to visit the yellow fever
district. DR.. Hartigan volunteered his SER
vices and they were accepted.
sss5now fell for several hours Tuesday or
the mountains between White Haven and
WilkesbarTe, In Pennsylvania, and trains on
the Central railroad arriving at Wilkesbarre
had over half On inch Of snow on their
tops.
The S.. Louis, Arkansas d Texas railroad
has been sold to Russell Sage. He bought
from the company enough Of the SIX million
second mortgage bonds in Its treasury TO
pay the floating debt, put heavy steel rails
on part of the line where needed and paid
interest on the llrst5 TO November 1st. The
sala OF the seconds carries with 1t stipu-
lation that the purchaser shdH control this
nroperty. Inc Geal was made within the
last tmo days.
Tho British ship Greedmoor, which sailed
from Manitla on MHy 22d, Is expected to
srrive at New YORK In day or Two. On
board OF her Is Captain CoiqIuhon OF the
ship Earl wemyss aud portion OF tho crew
of the British ship Ardsncapla. These TWO
vessels eHIlided on Pernanlbuco, on Sep.
TENDER 25th. Captain Colqgohon's wife
ard three children went dowa with tito
ship, which sank almost Immediately. A
number Of seanen were also drowned. This
Ardercape WAS badly damaged, but man.
aged TO reach port at Fernando,
Oscar FdIleuer, q glass blower OF Belgium,
was sent to prison In that country on the
ing OF factory there Daring strike a
couple of years ago. BE was released en-
condition that he should leave Belgium and
cone TO THIS country. Collector Mncone
refused him permission to land IN New
York, Tho Knights Ct Labor Interested
themselves ia the case. elalmipe thar Fal.
leuer was only political offender. They
communicated by cable with ths oGl 1lal:
Ia Belgium. and Il !s said that ia con
sequence of cabegram received to-day
Collector Magone will permit Fallerer tc
land here.
II is said that the attorneys for the i'm,
prtsoned Anarchists, Samuel +. Fielden and
Michael S,hwar, have been carefully study
/ Ing l. records Of tho supreme court, and
glsirl 10 have discovered vital errors II
lGor 'nhich they are hopeful will prove
| he; 'Ht'ai to their clients, now ct Joliet
! r L.tcsEays have made affidavit that In
.6le decree Of tho court 1t is set forth that
saa defendants In person were present II
corrt during the argument and the render
| ing of the opinion refusing them ueN
trial, This they claim Is not true, ard vii
ask the court TO amend Its record In TIL,
particular. II that order Is issued II I,
claimed that the prisoners attorneys will
t..se further steps, which they hope vii
| result In securing their clients release.
Bishop Taylor, the African bishop OF tht
Methodist Episcopal Church, in speaking
OF the disappearance OF Henry III, Stanley
said that, from his knowledge OF the condi
tion CT things IN Africa, It was highly prob
able that Stanley had gone into the interio'
of the country where he ceuld not be heard
! from for year or two. and that interested
| persons were taking advantage of h, aD
sence to create friendship for indiyidua
| schemes to organize searching parties
| whose real object WIS something elss thar
the recovery or assistance of Stanley.
| desire for public sensations, perhaps
| prompted many OF the publications respect
| ing the explorer. For his own part tht
| bishop did not believe there would be ant
| special cause for alarm II no was not hear(
| from for year ortwo yet,