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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
GRAND Amy EEEorloNs.
The New Officers of Smyth and
Summer Posts


The New officers of Smyth and
sumner Posts
Smyth and sumner Posts, g. A. IL
held their annual elections Monday night
selecting the following officers
5mytl1 Post--Donlmander, Jacob b,
Sitter; Senior Vice. commander, Peter
MoAleer Junior Vice commander, Amos
W. Arthur; Surgeon, samuel II. Hop
hns; Chaplain Joseph II. y. Montgomery;
Officer OF tho Day, Henry Manlove ;
Quartermaster, James d. Grimes Officer
OF the Guard, Thoulas Hosp; Trustee,
William d. SHARKS Janitor, Charles Il.
Nostrnnd. The following were named as
delegates and alternaies to the depart
ment encsmpmspt, TO DO held in this city
next month Delegates, Alongu Wright,
Nathaniel Moore, George W. King, Hib.
herd d. Entriken, Samuel Spence, Peter
MoAleer, Edward Il. Jochen, David
Brewer, Johu zsblay, Henry Armstrong
and Thomas Heap; Aiternates, benjamin
Willis, William II. Taylor, John Spencer,
Charles Il. Oombs, Jacob ID. Grimes,
Amos Arthur, William ID. Sparks, James
Lynn, Samuel IL Hopkins, Henry Man
love and Nicholas GarIigen. The officers
will be mustered on January 7th.
sumner Post Commander, IsAso VIII
son; Senior Vict.commander, Kennard
Ala.on; Jnnior Vice commander, Josiah
Tusty; Surgeon, William Banks; Chap
lain, james Thomas; Qusrterinaster, /.
Fl. Fisher; Officer Of tue Day, Simeon
Hood; Officer OF the Guard, Daniel
Green; Trustee, j. IL. Walker; Delegates
10 Department Ensampment, Theodore
Anderson, ). r, Walker and Peter Man
love; Alternates, William Leonard, Robt.
Graves and George I. DumpAon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
THE sAYIILs BUILDING
The shields Library Atrendy Look.
ing For Other Quarters.

The proceedings IN reference 10 securing
10 the new purchasers Of the SaVille Build
ing, ]. I. Mrllin & Son, complete control Of
the property, will probably make change
among the tenants. The basement Of the
building is occupied by W. =. MnOlane, as
u saloon and restaurant, the Sixth street
dwelling by W. q. Ronelau's saloon. and
the entire secpnd floor OF tho main building
BY the Shields Library Association.
All OF these tenants will naye to yaoate
on March 25th negt, unless they make other
lgasea with the now owners of tho building.
The Shields Library Asspclation has alrAady
appointed a con MT 4p. on new rooms, and
Will doubtless secure td0m soon. Ths other
tor ants have moi yet d6ciGrd What course
to pursue. Mr. RoDeisa's application for q
license for anothar year IL pandlEg ut tha
present form OF court
Too object OF tho owners In getting the
coGrJ tos aside the leases held by ths
tenants, which were given by tho former
owners subs2luent to tho CITING OF the
mortgage under which tho puiuine WIS
sold Is to get the full control OF the prop
erty mo their own hhnds. Ttey feeithat
4 will not baa great while before the eutira
nroptItv Will no necessary Tor sac accom-
itlgl.flOg Oh lLQ4F 8l.E tfa.,.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
y >
sRtNDL&D or $4,000.
a haltimoro Retired MerchHn,
Easily Duped.

special from Baltimore saVs: The de-
tectiv9s are looking for pair OF buneo
steerers who robbed William G B6useper 81
70 ilU9 on SaturiaY. The cid gantlsudn was
hailei IA front o. MS residence by young
man IN tuEgy Who sait ha had ius' ~.
rived froul Colorado 6nd was taua Clerk,
He mad relatives Ia Baltimore Win whom
inc Old gentleman, u course wis ne
qnsinteh. TbsfWO s'arted TO no TO bang
On the way the old man was persuade! to
stop in az house Ia Pearl stree 10 $50 q
book agent. There Was the usual lottery
" Whieh the Old gentleman vas per2uadtd
that ne had drawn a pTiz3 Of rs 900 but
the Dock agent would not pay the money
unless an equal sum we're shown him 10
prove the responsibility OF the winner. Tue
Old gentleman said he could not oraW
check, but would ge the money,
He AID the tlrst buuco man then started
out. Vhe Old gentleman sent a friend to
his hotne whogot 5000 OF bonds and then
advanced 49, 900 on them. Tae money was
trrned over 10 the Did gentleman near the
Eu.aw Savings Bank. The gambler md
his victim then went back to the book
agency, ths money was tied up and placed
on the table No. had the money. No. Q
SAID he must SEQ II II was all right and
started to count Il, with hts back turned.
Suddenly ha said that the amount wes as
represented, aud tying up the bundle. he
replaced II on tho table. The old Eeltle.
men, OF course, did not realize ia bis de.
! eht at his winnings that II was roll OF
bogus money. He tags th two men then
began TO thuap him and finally he isil on
The floor unconscious. When he recovered
money and men we're goue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

Srsr'al Csres2Cn 3 Y. e. Gno journal
Down Dec. "A Republican meeting
WAS held 10 Brrton's ttGlI last evening for
the purpose of organizing gosinl Re-
pRbllean olub. About so persons were
present. Tho following oiiisers were
elected President Colonel George W.
Whitaker; presidents, Manlova
Hayes, james Pennewill, Thomas W.
Wilson; searetary, Samuel q. Holmes;
Treasurer, William L. Cahoon; Executive
Committee, Bradford Murphy, a. A.
Watson, ID. NJ. Wilson and W. Leo
Cannon. A constitution and bylaws
We're read and adopted. The executive
committee reported that 1t had rented
the building Ut present occupied by DIR.
George W. Sipple % State street for q
club rlom which will DO furnished and
Kept open for the use of The members.
About 100 members are enrolled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
Free Mendlng Itnom a, Nn,rnort.

The fres reading room Of the W0men's
Christian Temperance Union at Newport
was dedicated on Monday evening with
appropriate exercises in the Newport M.
E. Church. Miss AadRe Hilles of this
city, Mrs. Whitley OF MarshalIton, the
Rev. j, y. O. Hanna and Daniel Green of
Newport made addressed. Refreshments
were Gtterward served in the basement Of
Ike church, Oasnior Watson OF the New
port National Bank has donated COM
plese set OF Dickens to the new reading
room.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
a pronlnen, t..,son,s suicide.

Troy N. y D,d, 4 ,~-rheodofe Il. Hazel
burst gas 7rttd commander OF the q and
C1mmgnlefy Knights TempIar of tho state
~ New York, y member of the firm Of Clip.
perry, Cole n dlz hurst, bankers aud
bvGksfs and q prominent resident OF Troy,
Shot ana ktlled himself this morning. This
doctors ara of the opinion that death re-
suited tom accidental shooting. The bus
iuas domestic and social relations Of Mr..
H9aenicst were OF the most plea amt
description aud 10 motive for suicide can
be imagined
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

fHtL1pELPnh, Dsc IA Pennsylvania
railroad !eanWotlva collided last evening
VI fa car 81 To- Richmond branch Of the
Traction Company, NJ Ge1ar street and
Lahl2h tSanue Elisha SHAW, aged SO
years, diver Of the Tracion car, was
Killed. Two passengers were IN the car,
Que p them, Jaiaes Martin, aged SO years,
hNd ~ MP ana kHae injured and was hurt
lhtttlaiE' lh5 ether escaped. The engl-
neaf aut conductor Of the locomotive were
a'resttd ana held 10 await the action OF the
cOf0l.t.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

,oii y tied TIM fh,laielphia parties hive
On ao nlt aal nu9rr m pid s auIlh etatt 70
aas ~ W. ,G li An neac Berryvlle, AN n.
which a y,,,, ~ % 90 MY the laud
s4uo0 D. oA4eE4piy more than
Doctor Tambloty. who vo. s,.,,....
o. heing connected Ia ma W" u.s. su.1Sotsu
I, Wli u! 81 mn!1ers IA Lordon errIvaa rs
New IotE on Sunday "a haarS r., a,t q, ~
t va. DretaSnn. Police lnspartor Ryrna. 90 ~
~ onuay thnt Ia caso punbety waa ~, , oH'S
ho AneW mGess e lag his hands upon I I'm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
Death Of Noble v. herman.

Noble Y. Jeemau, "a aged aud respected
citizen OF smyrna. died sunday afternoon
In that town from the effects OF severe
cold contracted sbnut week ago. His
estate Is valuad 80 $4,000. He was a
charitable citizsn and liberal supporter
OF the NJ. p, church. His funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon, with services NJ the NJ.
L. church and interment ia Glenwood
cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
a rgrIdnctenrinr r,ssirn..

Bridgetender John E. Fore at Third
street bridge has resigned, end in about
two weeks will remove to Kirkwcod to
engage in farming. W. B. Hickman,
brother of Levy Oouriman Henry ID.
Hickman, has been appointed to eli tho
vscanoy uutil the expiration Of Mr.
Ford's time which would have occurred
on March 25th next.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06


Bnrcum's elephant aJuno" caught cold
az The winter quarters in Bridgeport and
was given two gallons of whisky end
wrapped in blankets soaked in brandy in
hopes Of curing her. The dose made the
animal Jolly and abe tore away her
oLanksta, staggered abou, among the herd
OF nnimals, and conducted herself sener-
ally IN an aa!ignidod manner.
The steamer Gree and several other
Whaling vesssls th4 past season. pushed
thoir way north To point but 80 miles
from drrsehel Island, near the m u h OF
Tue Mnchen2s river According 10 the
sNn Franeisao fh oaies, "tbis il ih- frat
time since 1858 tust any vessels have
neen able to go SO far through the ice.
~ me year mentioned the British explor-
log snip Enterprise, Captain Oollinson,
wintered in Camden bay, latitude 10 deg.
longitude"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06


The psnpl9 Or CARTE iis, Ma, nrs
trying 20 break up @soeiai, liteYArr and
scientific club" recently instituted in thai
town. The social aud AeieGtiti menbsrs
are inspected Of ssap!lng considerable
prohibited liquor
Four Of Fawnsa BINS Iadlans have
been camping In tie wntds near Cord5ya
BY some means two Of item ggt hold o.
some whisky Rnd became intosioatea.
They went 10 their wigwam and com
mspoed battle with the rEiat, and SEEING
that lie would be ovsFpag + 4 he AMI ~
wife fled and found thaif WV to lie resi.
dence of Mr. Morris PceEef where ibev
were taken in, the two intoxirated n.
dams following in ola pursuit. Whsn
they applied for adInitsBes ii wss ~.
fused. This insutted ken Rnd thew
forced open the door, vaau a little rios
ensusd. No ONO was hEEt, hat l;,oFar
was badly scared. The rfyf day thay
were taken TO E3ktcn ana ldIg1a ii iaii;
hdst0n Gasstts.
u may not be generally knnwn 70 what
extent the trade in muskrat hides is car.
ried on this town Mr.. j G hrmstrnrg
is not only Odssaa's poultry king hnt ALDO
the fur king of Delaware. Hls shipnents
OF hides to ons firm in Nav York o,ty last
winter amounted TO rs 600. The uetshes
of tho Appropriateness Blackbira. Al
Georges, Augustine and SnyFna cracks
are said to be alive with musl,Fa,s ana
the business CT capturing them ii a prolt.
able one. Open weather ia the bsst for
the work of trapping though thew a,e
caught ia large hunters all winter. The
hides bripg from TO 20 eruts apieoe in
the home markets and possibly a great
deal more before they saaaa the Russian
market as thousands Of them do.--0.t.ssq
Herald,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
a fashionable pnit pudekius-"Aw.

n IHHhIunaplt phW UultklnB-"AW,
Mistah auip, III thot two twcpssra oil
wocl?n sfip -''Au wopl Ais liiaeElus,
and Satd Ride, hdspsr's 5asf
Mrs, way 8utweste (wlu Is visiting her
sisier.i1.lsw, Mrs. Harvard Of C4nbrihge)
That mu ic jus. stEikes my ears where
they live, Celia. WHATS the tune Ms5.
H1rva.i-Thats tEe "rs peum.n I4ns
it costatic, divine Mrs. Way OutWeste
Yes. keg'lar blizzard Of tune. Gall
ii "ie DeuG" because it relieves tho
t-dium of the service, s'pose, don't
they Collapse Of Mrs. Harvard, = Gam.
bFid0o Ddi!y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

GnIcAGa, Dec. Nv. b Jones, of the
firm of Jones & Go, whose treasurer,
Fred " Meoann, had left the city with
the firms books said to reporter that
Acclaim had also carried away large
sum Of money. In the absence OF the
hook7 the amount cannot be determined,
bnt MIR Jones THINKS he has taken be.
tween 800, 600 and $50 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
Surveying for a ". q \. nranc,,.

-" = ~ . ~ VT stINEII9
A special from West Chester SAYS The
Board OF Trade of West Chester at a "a.
cent meeting decided TO have survey
made for railroad from wsst Chester 10
Ienspe station, on the Wilmington h
Northern railroad. On Saturday,. Ohist
Engineer Hills Of that road came 10
West Chester. ard with William NJ. Raves
and several members OF the Board n
Trade went over the proposed route. He
WAS instructed to IMAGE a report ~ to the
cost of constructing the "a, Witch wifl
be about four miles in length For sew
eral years at tunes efforts have been mat.
TO HAYS such road built and It nov
looks as if something definite would be
doaa,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

Good humor is the health OF the soul,
sadness its prison. The humor IN your
blood ia not good; drive it out with
Wafner's Log Cabin Sarssparilis and
thus drive out the sadness that holds you
its prisoner. 100 dosus, 81. All drug
giHts keep it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

MoUIToE ALA, Dec 1.-Yesterdsy
morning W. L Niiliams, q star route
mail carrier, vas shot dead from ambush
and the mail pouch cut open and robbed.
The registered packages taken contained
about $500. There is no clue TO the
criminals.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

The R6v. H. 3. Thompson, who for nearly
two wears has been pastor OF the III. e.
Church ~ l. Yves, will lcavs there about the
first OF tho year to accept passionate 10
Connecticut. He was admitted 70 tho VIII
mington NJ, z. Conference on trial IN 1858
and bis removal to CONNECTICUT will be his
third transfer from this conference,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

LIgefrosl.. Dac. 3 s Man adylaes received
h l.e ron tao west e1a-t Of Africa, say: "a
tntlos ms reached Benny from the Upper
NiSsr that Henry u Stanley Is proceeding
~ \. ~ Gaesi o tha great oil rivers, npdsr
~, NJ. 5,tish nag, and that tho natives are
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

PsInAnELrarA, Dec. 1.--While William
YounR, coal dealer, was showing a re-
Volyer tn William Thompson, aged as
years, one Of his employees, yesterday,
the weapon was accidentally discharged.
The ball entered Thompson's breast and
he died soon Nfter
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

In the epr,, eoms INES rot.inr, td,ys,rP
SOUND, are ausod by TAT e h, thas & ices dinghy
oieagteeAoie ard very gosamnn oisosse. L.
OF smell OF heAri1g also result from c s'a-rn
ho1d's skrssna'ilA. this great b cod aurlfer Il
Speculiarly successful remedy or lhis tlsCsse,
which j. cures ~ purifying tle O!o9d. Ii yoii
suffer from catsrrh, try Hood'l BArseps; IN,
the psc!lliGr Iaa2ir'H-, =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

Ma,shiN9toN Dec. 4.-Witliam IL, Heald
q otl9EH.a has bnen appointed examiner
OF NATIONAL banks for The state Of OREGON
and Montana. w. Alaho
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
Guardian. Annotated.

Judge Grubo on Saturday appointed
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company guardian of Mary E West.
minor child of John T. West, dece4sed
Mary 2. White was appointed guardian
Of her son, William O. White.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
shlengn,. VOW Po.tmn.,er.

CHICAGO, Dsc / -Genstai Waiter O.
NeHoerry assumed the duties OF post
master of Chicago this morning, vice 4.
Corning Judi RESCUED. The Change was
made without formal ceremony.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

IL complaint which nifpcss neatly eysrynoay'
more or itss. II originates in 8 GELD, or sufc9B'
sion OF Gods, .orbnes with imptrr blood. pis-
agreeable nsw from the moss, iiehi'ng IN Tue
throat, ctfeAslvl breath, pin cscr aid pstWeon
the eyes,rin glrg ami bursting noises IN the safe
ara the more ccmmon symptoms CSsArrn 70
cuied BIZ Heods sarsapAsi lie, which ttrihts
directly at ito cau7e by renewing All impnrItleo
from the blood, building UP ths diseased Us
sues and giving heslthy tote 10 ihs whole sys-
TEN.
uIlood's ssrsspsriIls has hoip7d mo more for
cAsrrh and impure blood than anything e'he
ever used" A. BALL, syracuse, Y.
.'Th.s certlnes that wps cured Of . bad case
OF catarYh by Hood 8 ssraapsrlla two seArs
szo.p WIN. q. goYEs, East Jttrfrson, Me.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
CatarrE1 i'm the Head

Dangerous tendencios charao,ariso tnat very
common auction, cstsrfh IN the head. The
foul matter dropping into fno bronchial iuees
or lunss Is vrry llsble 10 lsai 10 bronchitia or
consumption. As cStarh ,riglnateh In impure
ties ID the blood iocal Applications can do but
lttle good. Tho common aeuas mstnod o. treat
ment is to purify this bloed, aud for rhia pur-
roeo here Is no preparation superior o ,ods
sArstpariiiA. Tho powerful action Of this medi-
CHE upon the nlood expeIs every impurity,
cures catsrth and fivei health to tho on.irs
otgartm.
"Ihad inc wo'stBT1p .oms Of chronic catsrfh
for two yeats so troublesome was It that could
nat small nor tG0te. If4urd Hoods 81 rsap ariiia
sspssdy ours and ar row freo from this awful
dis aie.n J. II SiMMts, Bsy Shore, n. Z.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

Death Of Mrs. sarah a. Armstrong.
Mrs. Sarah A., wife OF ex Sheriff James
Armstrong, died at the residence of her
son'in.law, John Atkinson, No. 6J6
Adams street, on Sunday, in the 76.h
year Of her ege.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

a farmer in Monterey county, CAL, Ia
preparing to SOW 16, 600 scres with grain
this winter. He is to use So eight.horse
piows, Il 10 said.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
HM / SIIEEEREB

Seventeen year, frotu = akin gtisrasc.
COuiu nss waite ser drea arr NriF,
IaatIss at lisattse frOnI head 80 fO0t,
epreA IA tiatt, weeks by the CWtt-
-ciItA fseLsIrdLtA,
at inc ags ( heas onrhi rash trhlch
rlttr cards sr5rei 70 be G stmNo al sh.muJ
fuAaFtL5 NJ 'sra q o. my t.c'. tsuhIaict5ri
wss 60 I'D H9 IA teethlnt WAS ihereilyst
nehTesifintdl assna tpli 4 me i:tne. IA tfs
slteaApteEd ~ tlY eEr3 Ard Hs1d. siotl M.
D,Ssts ipiirA,{ ttlfy'rOfesa-i sos al f.b III
thaca ',ccA kl4 Syl arl ryesGt
"a soEi +, 81 i4se44 ~ a-', iEix q / =
sA,y 4pt The 1,-Tss. s3s tpue4. Iaay g34ld
q d5 Fd+tIf q W. ii. mo. d s.escr,5 a
Dtr.E, wat rIt1i N a.: snu her, i. saei i,oat-
" g Aon 9 n ~ ~ lti q ? Any good tau, hI.
mFi ,tqn Vnra. 2@a 2lAaA gn4 itu7d i
Gbttsd, ttsprs4d 10 nT srn an tgs tlw#s
LA ~ eu s,y, ara f.n O. Tina n #t5t 4
On die tl1A- On ,lipw ny limbs rjtif ID "a
that U5I q 60 itfoi Ge them, ami Us ufle u
h 9'esl, My Inltu-f YOU'D hay6 to litt Hie NJ
m tho bet. could ttouI. tde house ott
NY halas and faH, but could ros Re my
clothes on at Ill, AID MAS 10 we u 90 X
OF trhen 4 and my head, iaca ami 10 ,sate
oae sh nd had 70 urvs oWel oe my haed
OH me inns in t1s summer ~ Rs p fnF ftsB on
My paten consulted g tromlu6nt ply irsl
and 4utse - hers Ia hicacn ttltR d'Ee uh7sl-
cians brose mentoned wsrs OF .'ua,Ies i d
Hamatoa, tarnin) Hd sci h. c1uli 80 .i.li-
Tor me. He wlpt7t 10 cut HE siness Of ay
legs, sOt ~ conl w,s'k, but ! hoult MT Iet
HI Y, FOR II did get osrjec / dolld uavs no Cen.
tloi Of taem
T'hs dlessse cort'nuet N th'a manrer unit
vsa sepgi,tesn yean ID, and Gus d,yt IAN.
u1rF, 1873 treMd an aGrnunt In the Tribune IL
ynur CuriuuRA SKMs3 rs. IL DE- trthei ny eiksg
g cEastiV hat Thought, IS g lassfes0 Ito giye
thatn tti7l
WG6n | aZgr EpaIirI THIN I was 81 rOw ss1
breeding, from soratfhicg myself, but wgut
as,tgp = mcei inme taf- v, smsAlug h NJ
NJ d}ne for Yeas, hs { r-cE Was SO ~ Ing
~ atout fWS Reets tou'd 4tsHG ssteigdt ont
or Nraa hist frars r--
nrar yW-ii near as / c3n Judge tis uTE
0rnA hEMADIss cured ms Ia bout sig t, eisnt
" =Ea an M 70 THIS cate Il fcim jar ,ibry
Hi9, to january, 1850 have not uaan stcE n
pnS way, or have tls3 me least sigas oil the a 5
ais reapieSring OF ms.
W. j. MuroN 3LD.
s732 DsRrhorn st, Chicago, IN, Jure 50, ST.
snld everywhere Psics: CuTICuRt. 5g,.
soar g5f; EslLvgsT, 81. Pc az d - de
FtrfgH RUG AID CHEMICAL n B 40 Nsss
~ reLd ~ no 10 Clse S6in D,ssnies
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
A Gambler Snni nn.a

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.--Pater Omen, a gam.
n 1I,I, was fatally shot last night BY Edward
~! nlti = saloon keeper. Tue latter oJpin,s
that oNail insul;ed hts wife. $50 e'@'nAS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

NEW YORK, Dsc. 4.-There have been no
further arrests in connBctlon with the
Badger" game attempted upon Phil Daily,
sr., 81 No. 406 Fourth avenue Yesterday
afternoon. The woman Stanton, at phoae
request Daily went TO the hnuse, and Ham.
mDEtl, Rn Inmate Of tho house, who were
Hrrastad 'hara n frnr he shouting we're er.
ra'gnet tGia mo4L!nh "a ~ lgaaisaa Ma3y
ket police court.
TIE Stanton woman described herself az
AHnie Sianton, aged 20 years in rafp IN
E1gland. This otner prisoner eaid she was
Nile Hammond, aged 30 years and born in
Canada. After some dellberHtlop tho jus
tee remanded the prisoners fort the present..
Tners is hardly n question Is ta the com
pllcity OF the woman 10 the high-handed at
tempt NJ murder and robbery. DAILY docs
not anticipate any serious result from his
scAln t1nnul
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

TORONTO, ONT Dec. Lydia Oharl.
ton, the victim OF alleged ualpraotice On
the part Of DR.. Valentine, Is dead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

Returns from all the states, official and
estimated, Ms oollated by the Philadel-
phis Times give the following majoritiss,
in round numbers, ut the recent Presi-
dautial aieetfon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

Phil DAILY, the noted huffman and keeper
Of tbs Pennsylvania Club House az Long
Branch aud another gambling resort al Sar-
atoga, was shot IN the left temple, but NOT
seriously injured, III the room OF Annie
4nton, q elGgie woman, 20 years OF age,
IN Nav YORK on Monday afternoon. Two
men entered the room and one Of them lot
Il handkerchief fall from his hat over his
faea and at tho came titno presented re-.
v1Iver at MIR. Daily AMI commanded him to
throw up his hands. a. hn was SLOW ABOUT
It and enowed spirit Of RESISTANCE tho
robher fred. DAILY had $4,000 upon hts
person.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

~ Aiir"1i hisenAcs ana Coughs
uae t'is!NN . BRONCHIAL TBqouFs. Iike M
ana'ri soeu taittS-, they are initiated. The
genuine are sold only in hoxes. 40