Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-21

The government cruiser Charleston was
successfully launched at San Francisco yes
terday.
General Thomas M. Young, who was
elected lieutenantgovernor of Ohio, aud
succeeded to the Rovernorship when Mr.
Hayes became President, died yesterday.
Charles Weckler. a prominent German,
was killed 10 Chicago yesterday by the
fall OF wall Of an old building owned by
the Germania Singing Society.
The State Gazetteer for 1888, Just issued,
gives California population at the present
Tins of over 100000, nearly twice the
popalation Of 1880, according TO the official
census.
The Marine Hospital Bureau Is informed
OF new case OF yellow fever at Tampa,
Florida, and two new cases at Manatee,
Fla. The case at Tampa ia that of a
refugee from Manatee.
Abraham Jones and Elijah Middleton.
colored. were killed at Indianapolis yester-
day by derrick with which they were
holstluE material for the soldiers mouu
ment breaking and falling on them.
The business failures occurring through.
out the country during the last seven days
number for the United States 2is, and for
Canada "a, total OF 22S, as compared with
24O last week and 2l4 the week previous.
For the corresponding week lest year the
figures showed but l72 failures, the United
States contributing l47 and Canada 25.
Jack Allen was hanged at Monticello, N.
y, yesterday for the murder Of Ursula
Ulrich, last October. He put the halter
around his own neck, and as he was about
to be swung Off sang out; Let her go, Gal.
lagherw Hicks Carmichael, oolored, was
hanged at Knoxville, Tennessee yesterday,
for the murder OF Deputy Sheriff shipe on
the goth Of last May.
Governor Guy Of the Chlcknsaw nation.
is marching on Ardmore with a large body
OF men, and proposes to run non-citizens
who have been intimidating the militia In
that vicinity out Of the country. A battle
is expected, and as the United States
authorities have already declared In favor
OF the Indian law. there Is nothing for the
eowaboys TO do hut abandon the cattle and
leave the country.
The Brotherhood men of the Burlington
and Quincy Railroad contemplate renewing
the boycott ON the road ia the hope that
such move in corn.moying time may
bring the officials TO terms. Bauereiaen,
the alleged dynamiter, is now out on bail,
having furnished security on a number or
charges. Engineer Cooling was released on
bail, and then renrrested and taken TO
Aurora to answer another charge
Eighty-six men, who have been arrested
fjr stealing rides on the Pennsylvania Rail.
road trains. are confined IN the Chester
county, Pa, prison. Besides this number 25
have paid their fines. The Pennsylvania
Company has q large force OF detectives al
work along the line Most Of the arrests
are made at Glen Loeb Station, where the
freight trains slow up. The prisoners ar,
taken of the trains a. Frazsra and locked up
IL is now 1856 days since the sailing shiI
Farragut, commanded by Captain Richard
II. Hardwick OF Maiden, Masa., and manned
by crew Of % experienced seamen, sailed
from Calcutta for New York, and bel
owners have given her up as lost. Captain
Herdwick was accompanied on the voyag,
by bis wife and daughter. His l6-year.olt
son was the only one OF the family remain
ing at home Mrs. Hardwick was
thorough navigator. and had been valua
BILE assistant to her husband.
DIR. James Ridley, the medical officer ii
attendance at Tullamore jail during Mr.
Maudeville's incarceration there, and whi
was supmnaed 20 appear at the inqueat a
Mitehellstown into Mr.. Mandeville's death
has committed suicide DR.. Ridley hat
been at the inquest daily. waiting to b
called Co the witness stand The evidenc
given 10 show that Mr. Vaudeville wa
subjected to i'll usage while ia the jaI
seemed to prey upon his mind His suicid
confirms the po pular belief that Mands
. vile was cruelty treated by the prisoi
officials
In the United States Circuit Court 4
New York yesterday Judge Wallace. o.
the application OF United States Distric
= Attorney Walker, signed the decree over
z ruling the demurrer OF the Rector, Churc
Warden a. Co., OF the Church Of the Hol
2 Trinity, In the action brought against ther
4 by the United States. The suit was hrough
under the Alien Contract law TO exact th
: prescribed penalty for bringing the Rev
e. Walpole Warren to this country froI
o England to preach under contract
judgment for 81 900, the full penalty, an
costs will be entered Immediately on bsha
y OF the United States against the churcl
The case will probably be appealed TO d
United States Supreme Court.