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Evening journal., 1888-09-03

ATLANTA, Sept 3-The most important
move taken against the bagging trust was
that inaugurated in Hancock county by the
Farmers club Of that county. IL derives its
importance from the fact that the leading
spirit Of the club is W. j. Northen, president
Of the Georgia State Agricultural society,
and that the request is made that all similar
societies in the state follow suit Hancock is
the richest cotton county in the state, and
there IS little doubt that the action Of her
farmers, with the qunsi-oflicial character
which the membership Of Mr. Northen gives
it, viii result IN an organized boycott Of the
bagging trust
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

NEW YoRK, Sept IA young Swede
named Bouggen called at the morgue inquir-
ing for his sister, hargaretta Beuggen, aged
% years, who had disappeared on July 20.
On that day girls body was found floating
IN the East river and burisd In Potters Geld.
She wore a locket, which was shown to
Beuggen, and he identified it as belonging 70
his sister. He said the girl was a native OF
Sweden, and had only been three months
and nineteen days in this country previous to
her death. He will have the body disin-
TERED and buried elsewhere He viii also
ask the police 90 investigate the case, as he is
at a loss to know the cause of her being
drowned
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
MeaSureSOfImDOrtance
Forecast of Leading Events in
Congress This Week.
THE.SENATE AND THE FISHERIES

Numerous Speeches Booked on That and
Other Questions IT. Educating Senators
and congressmen on the subJect-rhe
Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin.
WASHINGTON. Sept & - Appropriation
bills and the fisheries question viii continue
TO occupy great deal OF time in congress
this week The senate has under consdora-
ton the ELL 70 ndmit to statehood Washing
ton Territory. Mr.. Stewart, Of Nevada, who
has charge Of the measure, says he intends
10 push II 20 conclusion
On Tuesday Mr. pasco will speak in op-
position TO the Chandler resolution, relating
20 election outrages in the south. A number
OF senators are booked TO speak on the fisher
les question and kindred subjects
The committee on foreign relations have
virtually taken under consideration the
presidents message on tho fisheries question,
although the message is yet pending before
the senate ON motion entered by Mr.. Sher-
man to refer it TO the committee. A number
OF copies of the message and the documents
giving information upon the subject it treats
have been distributed among the members
ofsthe committee on foreign relations, and
by the time the motion to refer the message
has been adopted the committee will be ready
to make n report, but this will not be for
some time yet. The morning hour each day
viii be devoted 10 the calendar. The COM
mittee on appropriations expect 10 report
the deficiency appropriation bill about the
middle OF the week
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept. 3-Charles Allen.
who eloped with Miss Matte Scovile FRIDAY
night, was captured here, and after being
placed ia the police station consented TO ac
company Marshal Williams to a quiet placs
in the country, where he had secreted Mis-,
Scoville. The girl was found and refused tc
go home until threatened with imprisonment
when she submitted and was delivered TO her
parents Allen succeeded in making his es
cape and has not been found. Miss scovill,
asserts she will follow Allen regardless OF hii
having a family.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
EXCURSIONS.
DREssMAKING.

|ESSMAKING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
II 500 w. Seventh street. Cutting done
iught; fit guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

CARLISLE, Pa, Sept S.-Jeremiah Garnis,
poor wood cutter, who lived ia the noun
tains back Of Mont Alto furnaces, cut a ter.
rible cash in his right leg and died before be
could be taken home He was working at
q tree, when his ak glanced and almost sew
cred his right leg, cutting the arteries and
bones. A companion tried TO stop the flow
Of blood with bandage, but was unsuccess
ful. The wounded man was taken home in a
wagon, but died before he reached the door
of his house
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
Rather . Oueer HoIdIng.

WATERLOO, Ia, Sept. S-Justice Shields
directed the return Of 81, 500 worth of liz
uors seized from Pfeffer's drug store at Ce-
dar Fails. The sheriff gave up the liquor,
which was Immediately shipped back to the
parties from whom it was originally pur-
chased There was no question as to the
proof OF the sale Of liquors by the druggists
without conforming to the formalities Of the
law, and it is understood that the justice
based his decision upon the ruling OF the su-
preme court allowing the transportation Of
liquors into Iowa, which, he holds, carries
with { the right TO sell. II this decision
should be upheld it will tend to destroy the
eject Of all state prohibitory laws
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
KnIed by FalIIne over His son.s nodr.

Killed by FaIlIng Over His SONS Body.
NEW York, Sept. 3-John Haggerty,
81 Depeyster street, went on Saturday nigh
to visit his son William, a eonfectioner at 524
Broome street. The people in the house say
that in going up stairs he stumbled over a
dead body in the upper hallway At any
rate he fell down stairs, and there was dead
body in the hallway above. Il was that OF
William Haggerty, who had shot himself be.
cause on coming home at $3.50 o'clock and
knocking at the door OF his room he got no
answer from his Italian wife and could not
get into the room. The father lay uncon-
scious from his fall, and the ambulance that
was summoned to take the son to the Cham
bers Street hospital found him dead, and car
ried away the father instead.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

NEw YORK, Sept 3-Brewer James II
Miller, a Coleman house guest, was mys.
teriously robbed on Saturday Of 81. COS in
cash, and had the money returned as mys-
tericusly as it was stolen. He appeared AT
jefferson Market police court aud withdrew
lhe complaint he had previously lodged
against Patrick Murphy and Mary York.
he porter and chambermaid OF the hotel
and they were discharged. The hotel man.
ayers think that Murphy and Mary York
were Innocent Of the charge.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

NEW YORK, Sept. ALEXANDER Cline was
arrested for passing worthless checks on J..
G. Jaccard, the musical instrument dealer.
Two years ago Cline was arrested for passin..
two $500 checks, which were worthless, on
Louis Weihl He was committed in default
Of 81 900 bail, which was furnished by a man
named Thomas Smith. Cline was subse-
quently Indicted but jumped his bail. It.
was then learned that Smith had given
STRAW bonds" and he was found guilty and
sentenced 20 seven and one-half years AZ
Sing Sing lt is said that Cline recently
swindled two Maiden lane jewelry firms by
presenting worthless checks.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

MIDDLE BASS, o., Sept 3.-Gen Harrison
said in answer to an inquiry as to the truth
Of the statement that Governor Foster had
taken a draft Of his letter OF acceptance east
to submit 1t to Chairman Quay: II see thai
Governor Foster has denied the statement in
an interview in The Toledo Blade. You can
say for me that his statement is correct that
have not spoken to him about my letter Of
acceptance, and that he has not taken a line
Of it with him. / have not advised with him
or any one in regard TO it. You may say
further that the letter is not yet completed
and no time is set for its publication.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
swIfl vengeanoe for norrIble aruraer

SWIM fAhtNhA'' AoA - AAoNAfbAe AtrNers
AGEEDA, Kan, Sept. "A horrible affair
is reported from the neighborhood Of Guide
Rock, small town just over the Nebraska
line John Baker, while feeding threshing
machine on the farm OF man named Weeks.
was accidentally cut ON the hand by the band
cutter, boy In rage he grasped the boy
and deliberately fed him into the machine.
feet first The boys screams attracted the
attention Of tho other hands, but before they
could interfere the boys body had half dis
appeared in the machine The enraged men
seized Baker and hanged him to the straw
carrier,
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
A BATTLE FOR BLOOD.

Outlaws Answer Summons to Surrender
with volley-Tho Entire Gang Killed.
Three Citizens Killed.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept "A special
from Paladora, in the public land strip, says
that the farmers and herdsmen Of that SEC
zion, who had lost many horses and cattle
recently, suspected band of campers who
claimed to be catching wild horses, and, flnd-
ng evidence Of guilt, forty well armed vigil
antes surrounded the camp and sent in a
committee OF six men to demand the sur
render % the thievea The reply OF the
desperadoes was volley which wounded one
man and two horses This angered the
vigilantes, and firing was at once begun and
The outlaws shot down without mercy. They
fought desperately and no quarter was asked
or given. In twelve minutes the firing
ceased and seventeen outlaws we're found to
have been killed The vigilantes had three
men killed and nine wounded. Two horses
were also killed and seven wounded. Six
teen stolen horses were recovered. Not one
outlaw escaped alive.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

JERSEY CITY. Sept. 3-Hundreds OF people
crowded the banks Of New York bay yester
day afternoon at the Mount Zion sanctuary
Of the faith curists OF the Church of the
First Born, in this city, to witness the bap.
tismal service over half dozen members OF
the African Methodist Episcopal church OF
Greenville. Rev. Jordan II Christmas
pastor Of the church, and Presiding Elder J.
I. briggs, Of the Second district New Jer.
seyl Methodist Ep scopal conference, con-
Quoted the services.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

LONDON, Sept 3.-The Observer, in a pun.
gent article on the retaliation policy Of Presi
dent Cleveland, says the blow which her
neighbors are preparing to deal 10 Canada
will not fall upon the Dominion alone. but
will also leave its mark upon the United
States. II Canada remains cool and firm
tho presidents aggressive policy will provoke
a reaction in the states Commenting on the
presidential election The Observer says il
the fisheries question is shelved the result Of
the election will be affected solely by the
tariff issue
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

CHICAGO, Sept 3-The little town Of
Roseland, a suburb Of Chicago, whose popu.
lation is chiefly composed Of Hollanders, is
in a state Of excitement over tho disappear
ance OF the officers Of the savings bank Of
the village. The president Of the bank, VIII.
lam Swart, it's teller, L. H. Johnston, and
the business solicitor, Elijah Becker, have
left town, taking with them the entire assets
Of the bank, amounting TO between $4,000
and $4,000 The vault when opened was
found to contain only SLIGO. The depositors
are most ali small tradesmen and farmers OF
the vicinity. Swart had been speculating.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept s-Gen. Hovey
was given grand ovation in honor Of his
return home and nomination for governor.
A torchlight procession took place. in which
5000 people participated. Addresses were
made by Gen. Hoyey. Ex-Governor Porter,
Senator Folke, Col Thomas Nelson and
Frank II. Posey. Excursion trains came
from all directions. carrying 10000 people to
Mt Vernon.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

LONDON, Sept 3-The STANDARD, Ia a
leading article says it would be well for
America to remember that Canada is a de-
tendency Of England. The article intimates
that the English viii not submit to insults.
and says that they are not such ideal Chris
tians as 70 turn their cheek to the transcon-
tinental smiter
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

CHATTANOOGA, Sept 3-The injunction
granted by Juige McAllstcr, Of Nashville,
prohibiting Sheilif-elect Shelton, Repuhli-
can, from assuming the duties Of his Office,
caused great excitement among tho local poll
iticians. The feeling ran SO high that the
obstructionists decided 10 withdraw tho suit,
and Mr.. Shelton was Immediately sworn in,
aud is now in possession 40 the sherifrs Office.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

DENVER, Sept 3-The foreman OF tho
Hon. }. 4. Galloway ranch, in tho Paradox
valley writes confirming the report Of
fight between a band of Southern Utes and a
band OF Pah Utes The battle occurred near
Lasal mountains, and several Indians we're
killed. The battle was still raging at last
accounts. Ranchers have al gono into ths
settlements
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
An An Around shooting Match.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Sept 3-William
Wall twhilel, prominent citizen Of CIaren-
don, and John Slayton (colored), were killed
in a street fight by John Dillard tcolored).
Some one threw u club at billiard, when be
drew a pistol and shot Wall Then Wall
shot at Polk Montgomery, but missed him
and killed Slayton, spectator. billiard then
shot Wall twice, killing him Dhlard after
wards fred on the sheriff while being ar
restad but missed him
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

CHARLESTON, s. O., Sept 3-Dr. Legane.
who attended Miss Enter during her recenS
illness, has written a card denying the ro-
ports that that lady had yellow fever The
physician says her disease was bilious fever,
and that she is now well The department.
of health issues an official notice to the efrest
that there has not been one case Of yellow
fever in Charleston during the present sea-
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

QUEBEC, Sept. 3-While the directors Of
the Banque National were in session Satur.
lay counting the cash the cashier, Andy,
left the room, saying he would return in a
few minutes A number Of depositors were
in the bank waiting for business. At the end
Of Fifteen minutes it was announced that
Andy could not be found His accounts are
Sl2, 000 short. He is believed to be in Boston.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
A sport As.anlt. m raltor.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 3-Frank Nj. White,
editor Of Life, while talking with some
friends on the corner Of Broadway and
Twenty-ssyenth street, was assaulted by a
sporting character named Bully Barrett, and
knocked through plate glass window. He
was seriously cut by the glass, but viii soon
be able TO be aro1ld again His assailant
neeapa1
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

SARNIA, Ont, Sept "A sailor named
Liverpool Jack was killed at Queens hotel
Point Edward, during a row. He had been
put out Of the hotel, and went away and goi
some comrades and returned. A row en-.
sued, in which Liverpool Jack was kicked in
The stomach. dying instantly Il Is claimed
that one OF tho men who returned with hin
kicked him. The party immediately crossed
the river before officers could reach them.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

LONDON, Sept 3.-The Parnell defense
fund has been very poorly supported in most
parts of England, though it is receiving
numerous contributions in ireland. II is
now observable, however, that the receipts
in London are becoming better, and the
managers of the Liverpool branch of the
Bank Of England have refused the applica-
tion Of the Liverpool custOdians Of the fund
to open an account with them.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

CLEVELAND, Sept 3-A Sharon. Pa.
special says that 900 employees Of Kirkpat-
rick's furnace, Claire's furnace and the cid
Sharpsville furnace struck for an advance
OF twenty-five cents per day The strike is
attributed TO the circulation OF an anonv-
nous and secret circular, the contents Of
which are unknown.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

CLEVELAND, Sept 3-While the tuon
Forest City and John Gregory were com
peting for a tow, the Gregory ran into and
sunk the Forest City, which lies in nine
fathoms of water. The crew Of the Foresa
City were saved. The tug belonged to Capt
Bradley, Of this city, and the loss is $40, ,O0s /;
no insurance
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
wants slo. 600 for wn.tea T.ov.,

BosroS, Sept IA Globe special from
HolliSton says Miss Mary A. Whiting.
daughter Of L. f. Whiting, has brought suit
for SIC, 600 for a breach OF promise OF mar
riage against Professor G. G. Pond, recently
Instructor of chemistry in Amherst college.
Professor Pond was recently married 70 an
amherst lady.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

BROOKLYN, Sept 3-The body OF a man
about 40 years Of age was found in the Eass
river, at the foot OF South Fifth street A
piece Of paper was found in his pocket with
the name OF H. Hirschman, No 80 Pitx
street, New York. The body had been in the
water a long time.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

VNCENEEs, Ind, Sept. 3.-WhIo JOHN
Brany and a neighbor named Carpenter.
both farmers, were sitting in the house of the
former last night, an unknown assassin fired
through an open window, killing Brany and
seriously wounding Carpenter. Both were
wealthy and prominent men, and no motive
for the crime is known.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

CINCINNATI Sept Investigation has
shown that julie Lest, secretary Of a building
association, is a defauiter to the amount u
SIS, Geo. He induced a number OF women to
join the association, aud from one of theD
got as much as - 900
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 3.-The News
and Courier publishes to-day an elaborata
statistical statement Of the trade and bush
ness Of Charleston, the last year showing an
increase of over SiOO0O,O00 which Is mainly
in the lines Of business which help tha
Charleston people most
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
Another Drug clerk'a Fatal Error.

NEW York, Sept 3. s.-Michael Matthew'S
a Central park laborer, took an overdose of
chloride Of potash to relieve rheumatic pains
Friday night, and died Sunday. Matthews
sent his daughter to drug store for iodide
OF potash, but the clerk, Leopold Polsin, gave
the child chloride Of potash. Polsin has been
arrested, pending an Investigation by the
f,rouar
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

NEw YoRK, Sept 3.--Among the detained
emigrants at Castle Garden were Ernest
Wilhelm HosNell, his wife AMI four daugh>
ters, all of whom came over under contract
to work at Schmitt's sailcloth factory, as
Hartford. Schmitt paid their passage from
Europe |
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
pouble nIeans of snIclde.

NEw YORK, Sept 3. 3.-William Schrader,
a German, 5s years old, piano maker, at
tempted suicide by taking carbolic acid and
cutting the arteries in the left wrist with q
razor. He was taken 10 the Presbyterian
hospital and viii die. Sick less and despond
ency were the cause for the rash act.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
RACE WAR IN ILLINOIS.
Serious Trouble Expected to Result from
school Election.

school Election.
EAST CARoSDELEr, Ills, Sept. 3-The
election for school directors to-day may
bring on serious trouble between whites and
negroes Of this place. Tho negroes object TO
the appointment of James Stewart, a colored
man, as teacher Of the colored school, and
should the whites elect n majority Of the
school board the negroes will attempt to
oust Stewart by force. There have been
several encounters growing out OF the mat
ter, and one negro has been shot and seri-
ously wounded. An unsuccessful attempt
was made 10 assassinate Judge Sherman, who
has ruled agains. the negroes in several suits
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

ICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AN
nlicatiun viii be made to the Honorable
is g. Grubb, Associate Justice Of the Su-
Court OF the State Of Delaware, residing
( Castle County, on Saturday, the Sth
SeIsember, A. d.. lsSs. at 10 o'clock in
rning % Chambers ia Wilmington. in
4te and County aforesaid, for the incor-
Hn Of the delaware Hedge Company p
aracter and objects OF which are to
acture hedge fences and TO carry on the
IS of constructing and manufacturing
fences in all the various branches
/ and 10 that end to have, possess and
II the rights, benefits and privileges Of
Il Concerning pri- vate Corporations, ~
at Dover, March 18th, a. D.. 1888.
HENRY g. CONRAD.
Atty for lncOrporatOrs
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Word comes from
Sherbrooke, Canada, to the effect that de
faulting Assistant Cashier De Baum, of the
Park National bank Of New York, has en-
gagged counsel, and will fight the extradition
process in the courts
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

DAEvILLE, Va, Sept 3.-Sales Of leaf
tobacco in this markei fer the month Of
August, Q, COS, 673 pounds. Sales from Oct
TO July 81, q. S5S, 642 pounds; shipments Of
plug tobacco FOR the month. 6ssS. 492 pounds
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
LosT AND FOUND.

AYED FROM IA MARKET STREET,
put 10 p. m. on the 18th instant, a pug
to the name Of Batch. Re
returned to 207 WEST STREET.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
AYERS TAKE NOTICE, CITY
I'd SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1883.

VI DNlIVVII lAN Id y IVIN 1000.
Undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the
Wilmington. win be at No. 10 East
treet, between Market and King streets,
the month Of July. 1888, between the
lf Q and T. I'm the morning, and from
In the afternoon for the purpose of re-
taxes. On an taxes paid during July
in be n reduction of five cents on every
land all taxes paid on and after the first
August shall be payable without q
on as aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid
first day OF September, shall be in
by the addition Of five per centum on
Ount thereof
EDMUND p. MOODY,
n Northern district. including all north
th street.
MARTIN j. MEALY.
T Southern district, including all south
|tfh street
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

ICE. THE MONEY DUE THE
hool districts OF New Castle county. by
lf Delaware for the year iSss, IS now at
.rmera' Bank at New Castle, and the
ssioners can get the amounts due byap-
on at the bank.
WILLIAM HERBERT.
ffraanftvt.r.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
CROSBY HILL
Respectfully,

p. S.-Until we shall remove toournev
store we will give ten per cent. from all.
regular goods not already marked down,
except Muslins, Prints and any contract.
goods such as Warmers COrsets. Great bar
Hgains may be had az every counter.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
rnR RENT.

MS FOR RENT.-SECOND AND
ird story front rooms to rent with or
|lt board. Inquire No Sl2 Market street
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

IWIANIN1 ITFA TtIML MLNI, \
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE.
ersons who nre liable 70 pay q state tax
e manufacture Of spirituous and alco-
liquors for the year 1875 and 1887, as
% hy Section G, Chapter 3s4. Vol. Is,
II Delaware. are hereby notified to settle
e OF the matter win be placed in the
Of the attOrney-general.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
2ta4a fIrao effrnf
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
BOARDING.
HELP WANTED.

.NTED.-GIRL TO COOK AND DO
general houseworl; small family. APP
No. 1903 BrOome street.
.NTED.-AN ENERGETIC MAN TO
canvass and collect. Apply 7oi Market
Evening journal., 1888-09-03
INSTRUCTION.


|tT-HAND AND TYPE-WRITING
|HOOL.
|JDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
of Trade Rooms, Exchange Building,
EyENTH AND MARKET SITS.
bove school will reopen September 3,
|ith sexes admitted. A number of young
lind gentlemen have already been en-
No additional charge for instruction in
lifting. No text books used, students
INSTRUCTED from Fay's Shorthand
dunn. which is conceded by former
o be far superior TO any other method
l'uctiOn. Terms reasonable. For full
lars address
RI FAY, Stenographer.
.lx 325. Wilmington, Del.
EDs' SCHOOL.
Fourth and West Streets.
open 9th month (September), 10th, 1898.
/ ry, Intermediate and Academic De-
!. .lts. The principal will be at his Office
1 a month. Sd
3gues at G. +. Thomas & Co.'S.
ISAAC Il. JOHNSON, Principal.
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

New YORK, Sept. 3-The following circu
lar showing the progress OF the manufactur
ing industries Of the country, including in
corporated companies, buildings, etc, as re
ported to "New Enterprises,n New York
for week ending Sept. /, is as follows:
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

|AND OPENING
'PROCTOR'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
l. nights and Wednesday matinee. COM
ing MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. the emil
Icharacter actor. DORE DAVIDSON, and
young and charming actress, MISS
lE AUSTEN, supported by an entire new
sany OF New York Artists, in Mr.. David
new YER ion of
r. JekyII and Mr. Hyde,
Or, GOOD AGAINST EVIL.
sday and Friday evenings, September 6
4 MRS. REDMUND and MRS. THOMAS
TRY, in the emotional drama, HER
H..
Evening journal., 1888-09-03

Cardinal Manning III.
LONDON Sept S-C=ra.a@s aazzzsuasn9 :
siirfi.iv Iii