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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
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4he farmers in this neigh borhood have
not yet finished gathering in thsir corn,
many HAYS rot hardly commenced, this
laaa0n Being iAat the weather has been
80 wGrm and damp il was feared that it
Would not Eeep. ~ rfGkHqter Light.
When one learns that q Cecil county
Iarmef voted fot HARRISON to protect four
sbeep WEiah inc dogs bad somehow or
Htaer suffered him &c poss Rs, 0ne need
net 40 sngpfiS6d Nc the 5aiure Of 'ths
Campaign 81 intellect - &tGa Dspgorat
Tne Sesicr5 MothcdisE Epi4enps!ians
haze purchased vary eligible ate w ~
winch thf7 ezpaet at nc dstaMt day 10
egslt 9 haadsoMs caurth they are now
papctlgtiug for fhe purchase Of the ~
j3initg property for phrsonag e,--.Bredk
tceier light
L is reported that a canal between
Chint oteaE re and Delaware bRysis aaon TO
% started, lbs work 20 beg on sic Gin
coteaeue end. IL Seems to ns that Ii shontd
bsRle on this Delaware ena fist, whegs
Aonohoiy will be beueilteG BY it,.
8ytah5oItsr L!ed.
Tts people OF Eas:on mean bpsiness
noF when yhey tGlR OF = new haie. DIR.
E1vari Il. Roe mas bouasf from Ms.
Lucy A. Powell thb rsbiduace Of sae lata
|, q. ". Powell, Esq corner OF Dover
anu Idatrtson streets, Eas.cn FOX 40 co.
" y proposed 10 form d ato2b conptny
ahd hulid on this property $4,000
hotal.
a petition il being circulated at this
place and Acc mack Comet Haupe pray.
lles Judge Garrison 10 appoiot day for
lp!dag OF q local opjioa election. Wa
oan state confidently that tbs r,aaisita
't1nbsr Of signols viii bs rb.aintd. and
ih-ra is rot mich dGubt bat ttat Tie ' ute
~ the last similar elaction will be re-.
geiaed. -Lss.bito, "a, Herald.
United stat. officers have cousad autt
20 be Instituted sgainst the Eat III aaore
oteamhoAt Company, for So Un1, 10Y
transporting COW 10 this place which
res been condemned and Iaarked IN a
Fietm Of plauropneumoDi.-.2 Don
Hi0u4 snd deadly disease among cattle
ae animal vss purchased In Baltimore
~ Mt. dodeFe, farmer reeiding pesr
aecamaek Et@'e&ie Va J RHhlf.
Mr.. "A. MoAllister an old man who
IVA u The country between Delmsr and
"h-t' .le, Del was burned very badly
+ A-'ANN ali'iAN WESEs heQuAlEtalDn
VIA tAo fapE il tlespTe, kut The accident
occurred tfnrn th9 cid mans oatlessuess
IN lying down cn the hearth with Tia
back to 10y arc. Hia clothtpr igpits,,
h%a bafars assistance reached him the
ska on 5is back wgs baalod iae entire
AeoSta Of bis body Salisbury Ado5tfser.
on Monday night party of snnners
pstred the sl0op Mary aadoala sayapina
On the wild aronuds,n har not more
than throa miles from 81. NIishaels. Con.
stao!e William 9. jones, wi.o beysn reso
ia:o men armed with writ, went in pur.
suit Of the offender. The vessel was
found IN Tiighman'e creek win uucullsd
oysters on deck, and with ber Grew was
carried 10 town, Captain Banning whs
arrsigued hefors Juat,co sparkle. WHO iln.
posed fac Ct 5lD0 for scrapiag 81
night, 9i9G fer being IL forbidden water
and SlOa for having uaculle4 oyaters on
deck, making S3l0ia ALL Graas85yuu26
Free Eress.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Special Correspondence Of Gazette aud journal

Special Correspondence Of Gazette sud Journal
SMYRNA, Nov. % AT the residence OF
The brides parents, near here, Miss
Mo'He X, eldest daughter Of George A.
Deekyne, was rea,ried, st noon Wednes-
dey to g. Frank Gootes CT near CLAYTON
by the Rev. Is. X. Stephenson OF Milling.
ton, Md. The bride was handsomely
attifed in costume Of cream uaehmere,
en- train, with high neck bodies and wore
corBege bouquet OF cream roses. They
were attended by Miss Emma Richards
OF smyrna, and William j. Colprts Of
Clayton. After the Wedding ceremony a
reception was held. The newly welded
pair left on the o'clock train on an ex-
tended tour north. They receiyed larRa
number Of presents. Upon their retutn
they will take up their residence on mir.
Gootee's farm.
The N. e. church was wall-fillsd yes.
teiday afternoon with invited guests and
others to witness the marriage Of Charles
Allen to Miss Florence Rssdy. The
groom is the Western Union telegraph
operator at this plaoa and the BRIDE a
granddaughter of William B. Collins.
Esq. The church was handsomely dec
grated with evergreens and pottad plants
and flowers. CONSEQUENTLY displayed at
the pulpit we're the initials of the hlide
ani {r00m 2n end "a"--ia 'sr1s let.
ters of evergreen. A wssa Of nianis and
flowers concealed the organ at which Miss
Clara Wilson, orgRnist of the church,
presided. The usbers were Charles AlIse
OF Dover, Benjamin Allen, Jr., brother of
the groom, Hetvey Hall and Hsr1y JET
ferson OF Smyrna. Tho bride was
dressed prettily in cream sutah with
tuiio diapery and carried a prayer book.
The couple afte: the ceremony were
driven to thetr now home on sou.h street
where they received the congratulations
OF their many t,'ends. A shower of rics
end old shoes followed thoif dspartu
for CLAYTON, 81 which point they took
the train FOR 3 trip to philadelphia, Bal
timore, Washington and elaswhsEe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
PUaILISaI0 ELRruN DDTroas.
A Ncwspapnr Controversy Ends II
n Fight a Ia London RuleN.

A NcNvspapar Controversy Ends In
n Eizht "a la L.ondon Rules.
Special q RE plhd nos Of Gsgetss and journal
ELKToS, Nov 254--A fistio encounter be-
inventive Elkion editors on Sat xdny after
noon has been the talk Of the town since.
Az Henry h. Totbert, editor of the Cecil
Wig, and formerly deputy collector OF
customs at Baltimore, was walking past
Odd Fellows Hall on his way home from
his office about p. m. on Saturday, DR..
james Fl. Frazer, editor OF the Ctcil
Ne,os, whose Office is in that building,
arproached him and demanded satisfac.
tion for an article which MIR Torbert had
that dry published regarding him. Mr..
Torbert replied that he did noe want to
epgpgs in street broil but he
would go in an open lot and
have II out. DR.. Frazer then
struck at Mr. Tolbert. The latter
returned two blows, both striking the
doctor in the face, one on the nose cans
ing the blood TO freely flow. They then
cliuched and both fell, DR.. Frazer frat.
but both claim to have stumbled over
some lumber. When Mr.. Torbelt turned
ever and was about to get up, DR.. Frsz r
got on his back and hit him few ticks
on the back of his head. A number OF
citizens then rushed up end separated
them. Blood from DIR. Frazer's nose
covered both combatants. Mr. Torbert
did not receive ecratch in the fight, ex.
cept that his knuckles were somewhat
bruised.
The fracas was the result of newapa.
per controversy For several weeks the
Wig aud the Appeal, two Republican
newspapers OF Elkton, had been charging
members Of the other faction with party
treachery. The former paper charged q
leading Republican with being the suthor
of a letteg published in the News during
1881, which was intended TO injure DR..
Tuft, Republican candidate for state
senate. with his party. DR.. Frszar, in
the last is'ue of the Neps, stated that this
was not the case. Mr. Torbert, In the
Wig of Saturday, in SIMULTANEOUS
criticize, showed Inconsistencies in DIR.
Frazer's statements rs also referred to
the doctor as e tit-brd, and addressed
him as plain Mr." The article con-
cluded with: Ia the meantime, the twit-
tering little bird OF tina Nssos's tffice had
best take TO its perch, or in one Of its
silly flights it might get ahot."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
PEAns' Soap securoa fine compilation,



Special Correspondence oil Gazette and journal
INV gAsILE, NV 20 General Arm.
strong, Aaigrsut-genera Kennsy and
Colonel Records we've here last evening
and inspected Company Fl, D N. G..
Iwrnty-six members OF the company
wsfe present General Armstrong pro-
anuncsd everything in fEst-class condi-
fl5l aDd said TINT Co, II woulii o9rnuhre
fsyerabty with Gny oumpEny in tho State.
Q ION us Layileld and Kart, who were ax-
? ttOi to he pgefens at the inspection,
did MT arrive nhiii shortly EfterEards.
-----------------,------
NEW CATTLE, Eov. 2S--The Board Of
EaGeaiioa held its -egulas snonthiy meet
NIX last night, In tha absence OF the
secretary, Mr.. Ellison uifi1iated. Orders
we've directed 10 bs drawn for teachers
and jsritor's salaries, due December 1st
Tbs COMMITTEES on night school sepor ed
tn'y two applications for admission. Tho
conmltice 9as continued On motion Of
AIR. htiey 81 Of the schools were ordered
70 10 closed on Thanksgiving day
and remain 80 until Monday rext. Tho
Christmas holidays will commence on
Fri6ty, neeember 2lst and continue IN.
I'll Wednesday, Jaruory IA, 1855. Tho
presented letter from Il. i. Dobbins al
PhilatelpAia, Offering 70 the hoard for
school purposes, lot st EIGHTH mud
Rabbire street9, free OF charge. On
motion Mr. Jlnyier was requested to in.
quite from hls. Dobbins, what arrange.
mens could be made to secure the lot
opposite tho Presbyterian Chapel, 1t
Seventh and Dohbins streets After
other minor business the boayi ad-
journcd.
The steamer Harrisburg, from Phiia.
delphia TO Boston vita cargo Of coal,
encountered the severe gale OF Sunday
nirhf of A6secom, N. j. Che vessel
saipped haeyy SEQ and William Wise,
the nlass boy, who was on dock vt th9
time, was dashed against Sumo obstrac-
tion and probably fatally injured. He
wag pfcked np ia au iDgansible condition
and taa steamer at once steamed for tho
Bsenhwater, hit nos being able ta
eneaoI safely there, shs put IN
the bay and anchored OF hero
Of noon yesterday. The iuiurtd man was
brought esuore ANA placed aEoatl The tug
y L, olia and conveyed to his HON ia
KensingtOp, Philadelphia. 1t Ia thought
that savsfai u hiS ribs are broken and he
~ l3lntea lnleihslly. Hi9 head aud face
Ters also badly cut and bruiaed The
G'egmtr sustained 20 material iaraaee.
and cleared yeeteydRy afternoon for her
dsstiaa lon. The cGptRin reported the
coast from hbescom to Cape NAV ma
stream with WreokR1e.
Two dredging machines the Z, v,
White and Baltic are at work OIL the
lower buikhead bar, in the Delaware
abou: nile south-esst Of this city. Il
Is extracted to have the dredging com.
piated by January LIST.
3, P. Vruss is having hie residence on
Water street rspsintsd.
All OF the misunderstanding establish
hents With tho exception Of the cotton
and WOODEN mills will run tomorrow al
uAual.
The Starlight Circle, an organization
which met in the old court house, has
disbauded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

fnec.al corresrondencoo Of Gazette md journal
MILF RID Nov 2l.-at a tic TUG q.
ofSsta Fpuut Lodge, No. 10, I O, o. r !,
held on Monaay evening, tina 18th, tao
following oitiossa were installed: II G j,
Dr. K. Frame; V. g.. FPupk Reed n
y y. g. Abbott; p 81, J. Y Foulk; T.,
janen Welsh; o O. W. X m; o G.,
Atex Truitt; 1 a., James johnson; H.,
z T. Richards; Il s. 10 N. G. j, 4,
White; L, y. tn A. 9 Il. Ross; r. !. to
V. G., W. r. Wslch; Il S. to v. G., s.
9. vans; Il. 8. s., w. v. Supple, Il. y. g.,
9. W Joseph.
George 4. Paige q bighly-raspsoted nnd
ihdnHtrious farsutr who hsa resided nesr
afford for about % years. died late last
ev Mug OF pneumonia. Mr.. Paige came
10 Delaware from Vermont and bought
aud aear town, and has sinoe bsda known
as a inan Of integrity md sterling worta,
and liemoer OF the Presbyterian church
of this town. A wife and four Children
survive him. His children sEe Fl. B..
Paige, druggist, Of Milfcrd; MIS-. Henry
smoo', MIS-. Oaks a2d son wao leqiae 9
in sOston, Mass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Two now casea Of yellow fever, but no
deaths, were reported Monday in Jack
aorY'lle Total oAses 10 dste, 4 G7Y.
deaths, iOs There was heavy frost nj
jacksonville on Sunday right. and ioe
formed "a several places around the oity.
jna 0orean minister and his snEte ar.
rived at San Francisco OF sunday. The
munster IS seriously i'll and confined TO
h'a bed. Il IS sand there Is no one in san
tiApeisco who can converse with the
Fafiy As tha American VINO was inter.
prefer 70 The minister remained ia Waeh.
ingtou. '
AssieiGnt sscsoaeYy Maynard Monday
n-sae de3it,oa in regard to the Chassis.
sat9n q elk fiAbola and other manu-.
I&.tarss Of sslk sid to be used as hut
T,iAW!ngs in Rhish he bnstalns the M.
non q the collector of cuatoms Of New
i9.E IN classifying hem MS manufacturers
y ailE Irritable tt the Rate Of so PER cent
az FAlorem,
ths aity council Of Reading, Pa last
h'RAF passed an ordinance MAKING IL mn.
,StiNt ahl puuiaasble with heayV euF
iSf hl3 aoatractG; to employ any but eit.
lzeng OF Inc United Rtates on eny o;sy
"o,S saeh RH aaHors, reservoirs, pnhlio
o.tlainRs' &s. Eha ordinance, which
taals3es from tho Reading labor orsapi.
1.t,1hs = wa fruit Of concerted effort
- s.'e p4si q these organic atoms in ali
w t2sainR cities to stop the importation
u ioEfign contract labor.
"dohn boo' was arrested week aoo
III tenp'ns the post cfllee Mt Passfal.
1lDhigan, and hRs since been iden.
- s,. ~ William 4. Pipkertnn n Reed.
sht8 Lambert, ono OF the sharpsss erooka
h ths Unlted States. Among many
ls5'fftes with wniGh lie has bsan non.
nsctea Waa that OF the nost nItica -
&C.,, al,,'gusm Alabama, for which he
Il, ,SE I term 81 tve yaars. II Ia said
w, 4'.ea has n9en banging out 10 De.
~. AAee tbs YeIeaso from onscdU
P'li2lpAly u the aectcioa! etthhliss,
! ~, eau that be has eIptrimeDted on
Z ~, ss1iaE hIeei BY electricity nntii 10 Ia
~ 5tga % mt Trough the b.r6ast stsai
4 nv W. l4st as though il wefe the goitess
:, ~ ~ iAilafe yes announced on SATURDAY.
y bteiel y. Remmtres OF Olev town
hH5p hefks county, Pa. His cynHo,t,
' a's.oo : Rsyafai ans fsrms oontain;n.
aaosetisr s9ti aofss III 1 hieb ets.e i; IN
s ,y5. a. pls assets ate seti,nntoa y u
f'-a w liabilities not stated. ID Il said
, sass heaihersf has heen pressed ba bia
e c,i,s tor savssai years and ths n rra
, ,SaIias 10Y prices OF products md p IN
ygban:s y compete wiib large western
, mn9s, gs I. are assigned as among thu
iha unised htetes ste,p,s, a,,.on
W. . srtiyed ut Nov York on sa .Dsshn !,
imn'nigg aud anchored At 1agap 1s,aI 4.
*, VIZ Sel'9w Fever on board, hsd bea,, ~
III 9H Ia, a. rtlnoe on diplomatic ,o isI -
a ~. '9lt % mo 18th Inst. when N saoo,
sppearsd When qhe reached ans are rgvsr
s M,.s v. J. mon and Scsnsa at cnsn1s,
hn a,ehaii and Louie Thomas Wsrs M n,s
on TIE Oh inst had secayc4s, sa1 sn, sioS
TN, apprentice, aild Of fever a, ssn ..
sss sgh y z. rLyapp ssspa man y a, ssa "a 90
a oS1s dsy John Ussloysr ,oas, nel d ias
o ste s1d. Surgeon siaon sa;5 A ths On
S st,an s'cE men were in dsngsro ogs Two s%o
L
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
GEnRG ET0HN.


Special Correspondence Of Gaaa.te and IoIrnaI
dEolGETows, Nov 20 "A severe Htorn,
70 raging here II hos showed. rsined
hailed and blowed since Saturday niobt
ard the ground this morning yas ccyera5
with o thin coating of hail and SNOW. +.
is SUI showing and blowing Many Of
the poorer class OF people are without
wooa and It the storm continues much
SUIT ring is expected.
Frank Hall, colotei, was brought ia
Jsi! here on Saturday morning By Con.
stable Marvel, Charged with snnckino
down ard robSine Charles Andrews
coiored. Eail is the Ierson VINO stcle
$75 and gun f.om the confectionery
stand Of Alfred Short, 1T tho oolorea
osrnP-mseting in LGyton's woods one mild
from this town in August last.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

O. T. Parsons, tbs brute, who drove
into Holyoke, Mass, the other day wish
poorly clad and halt-frozen Polish irnmi.
grant chained to the seat Of his wagon
was bound over on Friday to appear
before the grand Jury on tho 17th pycx,
Parsons gave Che s QUO bail dsmsudsd.
and sluuk out Of ths cours house by 4
eide door to avoid sone people who were
waiting to see him iu front Of the baild
Ing. oae can hardly reprsRs a regret
that this scolnd,el thus succsslsG in
eluding dose Of popular justice. BIZ,
what commentary on the paup.r labor
scare which high tariff mea were working
SO vigorously few weeks ggo? Whera
is The couutry in Europe where psuoer
lshorers ere casted atoual in caains. Ia
be sold TO some mean spirited EMPLOYER
who is TOP sordid to psy living wszeqr
And what i the comp atistoa Of palmer
labor 4 900 miles away ia CON garrison
with such slave labor rigat in our syn
land?
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Every man who knows anything about
the region and its inhabitants knows that
the late Republican victory in Sussex
county was bought-almost openly pur-
chased by the corrupt use of money con-
tributed for that express purpose, and
just where that corruption fund came
from will very probably leak out before
long. II Is ALREADY known who
contributed some Of this fund and
il Is pretty reliably surmised who con-
tributed more OF it. Some OF these bride
givsrs would doubtless prefer to avoid
publicity; in such a cause they would
rather elect not to let tho left hand know
what the right hand doeth; but exposure
of their completely was one of the risks
they took when they entered upon this
scheme and they have no one but them.
selves to blame should exposure come.
! Some of our Republican friends are en-
desvoring to smooth this thing over by
such old pleas as you're another and
sit was only little one." But this ia a
code Of morality that will not wash. Tho
Democrats Of Sussex unquestionably used
money to purchase votes without doubt
they have always done so and there is
nothing to be said in their defence.
But this is only additional proof
that the Republicans used more, very
much more, since we are told on good
Republican authority that a careful can
yssa showed 1000 purchasable voters in
the county, OF whom two.thirds, being
Democrats by preference, required from
double to triple the monetary arru-
ment to support the Republican ticket
that they would have demanded to vote
In accordance with their inclinations. So
that this consideration negatives, even
were there no other evidence to It's fs,sity.
the pusillanimous plea that sit was only
little one."
Something Of the story of how Sussex
was bought is told to-day BY a
GAZETTE correspondent who has gathered
hie material on the ground, but much
more remains to be told. 1t reveals low
down, disgracetul state of political morals
which badly needs to have the light
turned on it. II the press and the self
respecting people Of Delaware will do
their part they can make it imperative ON
the next General Assembly to inject a
little much.needed reform into this politi-
cal Sodom and Gomonah, at least to the
extent OF SO enlarging the scope o, cur
election laws as TO make il more dan
gerous for office seskers and their
henchmen to bny votes, even though IL
may not yet be practicable to arouse men
In prosperous eircumstsnoes-fo to the
Shame Of Sussex it must be said that
many O. her vote-ssllers do not have even
the temptation OF aovetty-to realiys-
ton Of the contem Wh.5h Amer. cana
should feel, and %.-.v.. ..s,..., a.. il th;s
end Of the ssate do feel, for the wretch
who is 80 lost to a sense of true manhood
as to barter without blush his ballot for
few dollars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
pealh Of Inarc Fnthe,.

WEsr CHEsrER, Pa, Nov. 70 Hon. J.
Smith Futhey, president Judge " the Ches.
tor county court. died this morning, aged
as years,
Judge FutheY was taken m suddenly
with slight attack Of paralysis. After
breakfast tins morning he was attacked with
Riddiness and he pounded on the Il Jor until
some members OF his family went to his
assistance.
Tine Judge WAS very hard worker, not
only at his profession but upon literary
work. His family physician attributed the
attack OF paralysis to oYerwolk.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
nkKoEE yrneH GRESHAM.
The order In the SuiI Against Kor.
snaxV a Ia.

INC UTncr IN the SUIT Akaiuht hut-
shaw a "a.
CHIoAdo, Nov. 23--The suit Of the
creditors Of 0. j. Kershaw, growing out
Of the wheat deal III June, 1887, came up
before Judge Gresham Yesterday.
The CONT ordered that Alex. Il. De
War, David W. Irwin, Augustus W.
Green and Robert W. Orr answer esch
question certified by the master that
Augustus W Green produce tho letter Of
advice relating to deposit having BEEN
made By J. W. Hoyt in the Fidelity
National Bank al Cincinnati to the credit
OF Twin, Grsen & 90.
Permission ia given the complainant to
put in evidence tho printed copy OF the
letter dated Nav 27th, 1887, OF J. W.
Hoyt to Irwin, Green y 90.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

PoYNETTR, Wis, nov. 27.--A steam
enEina connected with 3 threshing
nsoairt X laded laet nieht frigGtfnlly
nenrirg aud instantly Ai.,g3 lsUl.
lrs'e and Charles Yols. and seriously
injuring Allison Gross, Ira Hall, Warren
Palmer and William Buckley tie owner
Of the machine. The latter has since died,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

1t IS reported Shat Geueral NsCook ID
about to ask permission Of tbs Secretary
Of War to use prison iabor in emitting 4
canal across tina bend Of lilo Missouri
river st besvsnworih, vhieh viii be a
warE Of "iueatculabls benefa 10 That
city, and will rsasuo Thousands OF aces
Of valuable land from l!aailty to inuads.
tion. The general estimates Tint, win
tao use Of tha military conriosg 4. F3rt
haayenwoEta, he can in two uontss oper
up tais canal to depth OF 10 feet An
that the spring foods may then b "a.
pended on 70 enlarge it and s.raisI.ca tie
course Of the river.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
suRaEoY srMoN psAp.


ION arc Improving.
Erw YopK, Nov. 27..-Snrseon Simon
Of fhe United Ststes steamer Boston d led
At Sd O'clock last night. He showed
signs Of disso ulion at o'olook and
passed pescstully away at the hour above
stated. The other two patienta are
steadily Improving and the rest Of the
ships company are in good health.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Every one for hiuaelf and God for ma
all IT yen do mot he'p youtself no ono
Will help you; to rid yourself Of dys.
pspsia, consumption Or malsris. all The
help you need you will fud 10 Warner,a
Log oooin Hops and Blohu Remedy. $50
doses 81. Try it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Figuring from the election returns the
PhilAdslphia R;rord offers the following
computations o. population Of Leading
American cities: New York, 1885 52o;
Philadsiphis, l,0l4 $50; Brooklyn,
7S2 III Chicago, 7i3 45s; Baltimore
507c9i; Boston, 4iJ7o3; st. Louis
4i4,tSi San Fsancisso, rs s3l; Ctpcip.
nat J'' ~; Cleveland, 2l9 1855 guf.
falo, as, III Ihs computs.ioa Il bassd
on tho proportion Of the vote Of saoa city
IN 1880, to the population Us Eivsa in the
census tetarns for that year. This sn.io
varied fsnan one ya.er to evoyy 4. IS IN.
Eaaitaats in Cincinnati to ono in eystv
73i inhsbitan:s III 81. Louis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

LEwrs NOV. 20 During the gale on
Epnday last too schooner Jshn A.
Lingo Of Millaborcueh this county
with cargo OF bT;cts from
Hsysralrew for Atlantic Clty. N II
lying close under tho Iireakga,er. hegon
dragging her anchpra, rae captain fear.
ing loss or damage, requested the captain
Of the tag Minnie Of New York, TO aid
him by taking hawsey The rsonest
5cipg granted the crew OF the schooner
went on boatd the tug for shelter.
hen the gale Gbated the csptsin of
the tug put man aboard the schooner
claiming her rs o pri2e The eaptaip A.
the schooner warned the captain o. The
tug not 70 take his vessel away and did
not reiinqulsh charge OF his vessel.
This morning the tug Bradley of pb;l-
adelphia. employed by the oo.npgnv Of
the New York ting in the Absence Il ire
captain OF the schooner, took the sshnonny
in 'ow for philadell his. The owners a,
the schooner ilYmecia,ely wired Tho
United etEtes marshal IL Wllmipyton 10
intercept the tug and schooner on Their
way up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

COCHRAN IND, Nov. 27.-Ihe boiler in
the chair factory at this place exploded
Yesterday, killing William Benecke, John
stark and William Matthews, J.., and
eavelely injuring Fred Bruce, the enRi.
neer, besides wreoking the factory.