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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
PREsBYrERIANs IN SEES SION.
Some OF the Proceedings OF the sshi-
tiulore synod.

Imore synod
The second days session OF the Balti.
more synod, comprising Nsw Castle, Wesh-
ipgton and Baltimore preshy tsriss, was
held in Washington on Wednesday weekl
tbs Rev. J. j. yaliandigham was PIT on
the committee Of minutes Of the General
Assembly, the Rsv. W. O. Alexander on the
COMMITTEES OF mipntes OF the synod, W. K
Crosby and the Rav. j. II. Stoheclpher on
the con mittee Of Prpsbyterial minutes and
the Rev. W. l.. McEwan on the narrative
commit 60.
The statistical reports of the prasbyterIes
contained tho following: The PreebyIery o.
New Castle consiets of 40 ministers, 30
churches, iSi elders, 20 dsaoous and s, 97S
commandments, 1858 scholars, 2 llcentiatas
8 olrdid ites; added on examination, 297 ;
contributions, se2,S7S. Durirg the year
this presbytery contributed s3 35S for home
missions.
The Rev. 8. II. Gayley read the report OF
the special coaInittes appointed TO inquire
into the advisabllity Of appointing synod
ical evangelist, reported against such an
appointment, and recomn ended that the
presbyterie5 consider care fllly whether BY
wise grouping Of contiguous charges and
by discriminate reduction Of this amount
received In other cases, II might NOT
De possible for presbyteries siugly
TO engage and support euch a Pres.
rise to much discussion. The Rev. nj, ].
Eckels opposed IL. The Rev. J. s. Mglone
referred 10 the dilapidated con ,ition Of the
churches in the poorer regions Of the synod
which had been allowed to 20 down tor
want OF proper attention. W. K Uroeby
made splendid appeal for the missionary
and gave $500. He was followed by Others
until $3.50 was raised. The debate was con.
tinued at length by the Rev. o. Il, Gayley
and others. A resolution allowing the
presbyteIies the right TO employ a mis-,
sioDary. in place of the synod, was adopted
The Rev. Il. r. Young, the Indian mis-.
sionary who lectured here recently, was
present.
At yesterdays session the names Of Mrs.
A. N Keigwin and Mrs. Joseph s. Malone
were added to the women's executive COM
mittee.
The Rev. A. N. Kaigwin read a report on
temperance, and the Rev. NJ. J. Eckels one
on Sunday. schools.
The adjournment occurred on Thursday
niRht.
President Cleveland received the synod
Thursday aiterno DON. The reception was
held IN the East Room OF the White House.
: s3s8 N8l is nr mr. prcAlispf s,Ii
the haT. itt HTnE9tp, MX Cleveland wa
NOT pra3eI5.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
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TIE Democratic city convention ~ po,,,
more ON Thursday nominal d d. 0irand
MfiRht Tor judge and Morris A. Thomas for
clerk OF the new Circuit CONT M .
Inomaa Is at present an Iniian jiane1 tor
The largest political meeting ever held In
Baltimore was addressed thur hav ~, MI, = !.
b. Speaker Oarllsle aud Can,7rass,osn sineo
MILAN, Willis and Hooker. Letters vDsra
read from President Cleveland and Jndgs
Thurman. $50 "u1be
WI Ham Council, "a business maa IN s.ro,
ron, Pa, has been appointed by tho T,abi,,n
Naley abroad Company TO inhks All M.
IanSetn. MS toward an amieable settlement
with persons representing relatives az, 4
itiends OF those killed and Injured in Tho
Mud Run disaster. 'Ao
The nov silver vault Ia the trncau., a.
Washington now contains a2s 3g0 Hn5 ~
standard silver dollars, the weiR BIZ of hich
ia anont 700 tons. This money was repeIvad
from Philadelphia and New Orleans ana %
not quite one-fopfth ri the amount yrbioh
is to be stored in tho vault, "A'sH
Ths Inman Line steamer CITY NJ No,,
York arrived at New York from IIvarrro1I
Ihursday m rling after passage n, Siy
GAYS and twelve holre, said to be the hasr
thlrd trial record In ships ng, annals, II d
Thought the big steamer Will syent,,ali \,
- 'SSN1S ~ 9 tAAllo pEbI uV1 QUya.
A New York dispatch says That Thpraiav
governor Hill received number OF friends
a. his apartments In the Hoffman Honsa
ne told them that from Shst he had lea al
during his brief visit 10 Indiana that sta, q
would certainly be carried BY CleyeIanS
ne was confident that New York wouid he
all right, and characterized the cIaIn,a ~
great gains IN the northern part 81 the
state put forth BY the Republicans az being
entirely unfounded. Chairman MuTthe
added that the outlook was never as briSht
as 1t Is now for the whole Democratic tjekst
Samuel 8. HOPKINS, an aged man claim,
Ing 70 " from Philadelphia, was committed
Ia Baltimors Thursday on the charee ~
psssinR counterfeit money. When arrestsd
come $40 In notes were found upon him
hopkins, as ehown by the evidence would
ent from ~ 6ili the figure and paste IL
over me fgnre on " bill, and It Is sun.
posed wonid supply the hole In the 81 Xii
with the figure s from 86 bill. As these
nills have each two OF these figures on them
the prisoner could make one note donhls
Itself. He Ia said to have passed tbis
money upon several persons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
A CHICAGO STORM.
Fifteen Minutes Hall Docs q Great
neal OF NIlAchfcf.

CHICAGO, 0,t. ia very severe storm
ACCOMPANIED by a high gale passed over
hits section OF tae country last evening, the
hall laeting Is minutes. While the weather
bad been threatening all day. the sharp
nashes OF lightning and severe thunder
bolts which preceded the storm were rather
unexpected and the fall OF hail was still
greater surprise. The storm has caused
much discomfort and damage.
The big hail stones shattered street lafnps
and here and there crashed through the
thick glass OF the sky.lights In ofiics
buildings, sent fragments Of electric light
Rionee gathering to the feet OF pedestrians
aud broke exposed show cases. Ths hot
houses In the parks ard those OF the many
n0rists throughout the city were badly
damaged. The most appalling feature OF
the storm was the effect II had on horses,
No less than Ave runaways tore through
Firth avenue in five minutes and there were
a numbers OF mash'ups elsewhere. A run
away eollided with a Wabash avenue car
at Madison street, frightening the passen-
gers badly. All the lights az the crib were
smashed except the big one, and the
waves driven by the terrific wind sent their
spray TO the top OF the high tower.
The signal service man said the storm
was OF unexampled violence. The rain all
announced 10 almost an Inch, and the hail
stones we're exceptionally large, The
barometer and Thermometer made many
unusual shifts, and, altogether, the day was
uneSplsinabls.
During the storm a house in the southern
portion OF the city was struck by lightning
and burned to the ground.
On the lake the squall was something
intense. but It passed without disaster Oh
this port, because there happened TO be no
vessels within 10 miles OF here, the,
heavy southwest wind during the day
having kept most OF the craft under shelter,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
CECIL REPUBLIcANs.
A Big Parade In EiiEtOn Followed by
q Mass Meeting ON che Fair

Sh0NIUhR
special Correspondents Of Gszetss and Journal
ELRroS oet. 10 -Yesterday was big day
with CECIL county Republicans. They had
one OF the largest political Demonstrations
ever held In the eJuuty. The parade In
the morning was for 4 country turnout
simply Immense, being mll9 and a-half
long. IL ID estimated that z, go men were
N line, on horseback and In carriages
mostly. EK s1eriff Il. " J4nney made an
excellent eatst marshal and the parade
moved sly. His aids were Daniel
Harvey, Jr, Malvern jones, Harry N.
Davis, Frank ] Danny, L B Smith, Ohio
Johnson, Nelson Werner and Henry NJ,
MeGullouRh.
The six h district club, uniformed, was
led BY me Rising Sun band. The Como.
winso band led rhs colored clubs Of the
> KIN end Eighth districts. The Fifth dis.
tIlct delegation bad DR.. 4, A. Woreell for
marshal, and was led by the Whitaker Cor
net band Of tia place. The Ninth district
clao Brought over 800 men on horseback
aud In "afrlaGes and made tina best display.
Wiillhn y. II DIDO x, president 0f tho c.up.
~ Witn me Oxford, Pa, band. The Fourth
GissFict eian was iad by the Git 1ans Cornet
Band OF Exon. The two Eikton Harrison
and Morton clubs hsd the Elkton ColofsJ
Uafnet BaHd The First district Delegation
of about is colpisl men headed by the s..
Ausustine Band arrived too late TO partici-
pare Ia the parade.
meeting was held In the afternoon on
tho iatE grounds which 8 600 parsons at.
tended, William T. Warburton, Esq, pra.
slisd. John s. Wise Of virpiaia and
Charles Emory smith OF Philadelphia wrote
that they We re unwillineIv kept from filing
their engagements to address the meeting
ny illness senator Henderson OF Nebraska'
who was advertised 10 SPEAK, had been
compelled 10 80 west to engage In the can.
Yass In bis SAFE.
Anthony higgins, Esq, Of Wilmington,
was The rirst speaker anu confined hts at.
ienticn 10 the tariff ia a iorclbe speech.
Joseph Z fhFnnp q Pennsylvania. sent by
Charles Emory smith as bis substitute. was
the tntprise OK the day He made 4
remsrkuDly able argument la sun
port of me protective tariff. Colonel
I. +, LapR, The Republican caudi-
date for Congress, made short address,
Tue chairman, In introducing Colonial
Lung. said Re believed ne would 90 elected
ann the colonel sAii ia his ppassh that hs
vas o. tho same opinion. Colonel r p. II.
asaub OF Virginia and Chares L.. Wilson Of
Frederick We're We'll received and made
good addresses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
ms B li- ROE.


A Duluth Newspaper EHan Causes
Surprise among His Friends'
The Duluth, Mimi, Nesos Of recent
date says: Charley Brown Is going to
quit Duluth, (" said one newspaper man to
another last evening.
why what's the matter9"
"Himply this. He Is about 10 come
into possession Of small fortune"
IL there is any one In Duluth who
doesn't know Brown, II is safe to say that
person has not been here over "a hours.
Brown il everywhere, aud at sli hours OF
the day or night. II Brown wakes up at
8 q. M, because an engine In the yard Is
blowing off steam, he gets up and takes q
trip TO the engine. he shifts the air for
items and generally gets them. He
knows every politician Of note aud rail.
road manager In the country from Dan to
Beersheba, and can tailr by the hour Of
when he and Louis Riel occupied the
same room for months IN Regina. He
gained fame throughout tle northwest as
marine editor" OF the Mars, and often
made reporters on the other papers red
with rage because he soooped them.
30 much for tbe history OF Brown.
Although those most intimate with the
man thought they knew him thoroughly,
they were greatly mistaken. II turns out
that he has been working secretly for tho
past seven years on the model OF patent
car truck, In which he intended to COM
bins safety and comfort for the pas
sengers III used with o passenger caf),
and also do away with the strain on
what Ia known as the journal OF the axle,
the device being none other than an elf
cushion. Some two months ago Brown
securad tho last of tho many atents on
the different parts Of his truok, his in
vention being FAMED Browns Safety
Oar Truck A Chicago party offered
him, within a few minutes after seeing
the truck, a good round sum in cash
He would have sold II ont aud out, had II
not been for tho readiness with which
the offer was made, wbioh made him
think that he could probably get more by |
waiting. Since then he has been in com. |
muntcation with the Master Oar Builderb'
Association OF Pennsylvania A few days |
ago he met Henry Johnston, OF the Harlan |
& Holiingswoith Ger Company of vii.
mington, In st. Paul that gentleman |
having been sent on TO represent the
Master Car Bailde,s' Association, John.
atom was delighted with the truck aud
conferred with the Eastern officers for it's
purchase. He came hero yesterday and
made contract Nth Brown In the name
of the Oar BuilderS' Association, by which
the latter will pay Blown on November
LIST, the sum Of $e6 666 67 for two thirds |
interest In tbs patent Brown will retain
the other third, from which he will prob
ably derivn handsome income. He will |
give AZ newspaper II N ~ h as
Boor as he oan make arrsna5ts, with
his surcsggoF, And Will reside ia ~ 'reiel. |
phia where the company will have good
thing for him. The model has been sept
to Philadelphia, but it will be returned
in few days and placed on exhibition in
Duluth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
PEAas SOAP secures flne complexion.


Charles AUGUST, aged IA years, had a
narrow escape from death under the p, W.
d 3, station ehed at O'Clock Friday after.
n1on.. Young August, who had been out
near the sheiipot Creek WITH number OF
companions wnnted TO find a shorter way
inr feachiug home than by walking, 30 he
BEARDED the sonth bound Delaware txpress
Whlch arrives here about 1850 D. m :, and
STOLE ride 70 Wilmington. AS the train
came under the depot shed he was afraid
OF being seen and caught by some Of ths
caiitoad officials, so he jumped of whiIa
me Train Was stlli In motion. He was
thrown under the moving train, ono OF inc
wheels OF which passed over the heel OF his
ah0e, crushing II. He was also thrown on
nls head, sustaining q scalp wound but
was not seriously injured. DR.. Draper
dressed his wounds, after which he was re-
moved to his home on Lord street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
MURDER AND RoBBBRY.
Two POstmnsters Shot Dead and
@I9,OOD stolen.

wmEnsBAnRE PA. ,ost. is.--A most daring
murder and robbery occurred this morning
Few miles from here, on the Wiikesbarro
Monntain. Two paymas;ers. John II.
Mcclure and j. Flanagan, OF Philadelphia,
and their horse, were shot dead, and sum
OF money amounting to $4,000 In their
possession T was taken by the murderers.
The murdered men were on their way to
pay the workmen on MrFadden's now
p eich OF the Lsbtgh Valley road, between
MIL Greek and Laurel Run. They were
rluing along In buggy through strip OF
% be made when the hIghwaymen stepped
out Of the woods and crying "halt," they
ehot the horse dead and also both the pay
masters. The money was in q box and was
composed OF gold and silver which the rob
gers took and fed at once for parts IN.
This daring act has caused q great deal
OF excitement here and all Efforts are being
made by the police, detectives and citizens
10 capture the villains.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.,
PHILADELPHIA
u. 6 q. AooIDEsr.
Four Wen Killed and Fifteen In
lnred-Gnmsad by MA sinnn RxNifnh

F0ur Wen Killed and Fifteen fn-
lared-Gnused by ku open switch,
PfrsBuEd, Pa, Dot. 19.-It IL reported
mere mat the Cincinnati express on the
D. q q. road wGs wrecked near Washing
ton, "a, this morning. Three persons ara
reported Killed and a large number injured
THE RLPoRT CONFIRMED.
:, PiTTsBuRG, Pa, oet. 10 "A dispatch from
washington, Pa, says the accident was
eaused py the train running into an opep
~ Ihe train WIS completely wrecked
me enEinaer, fireman and two other men
were kiiled and 10 othera Injured.
LIST or THE VICTIMS.
another dispatch eays tho caunon-baIl
exbfess on the d. Il o., which left Clnoip.
naa isst night, ran into an open switch
nett ,ne wa, hlngton. Pa, depot about Q so
o onds .nls morning, and was precjpitated
lset' Taa train was running at a hiQh rate
VI speeu and was almost com pletely
mlseeeu' The engineer, James Noouan.
NV passenger named Newell OF WheeIinv
were Instantly killed and about 20 ininred
| q hunpr seriously. The iist az lar AZ
Known Rt present is: 80
hAiea-Janes Noonan. engineer. OF Pitts.
~ IL N5Well, passenger. OF Wheeling,
rna uiJifeu = HAIRY Brown. fireman, badly
pn 1ntaa, VIII diei James W. Bachelor.
oo1ouIR, unconscious. very seriously: W.
q ssS areer, 7 dge City, Kan, badly bfnissd
Iunnt s 20, ard hea,i; Mrs. W. &. Greer.
D IsHse ots, kAn., spine Injured; A. Rock.
aot s sna VIE OF nav YORK., injured,
a11 n bnrRe'tstown, Pa. slIgbtlv bupt .
". Caldwell, New York, brlised and emf !
Shi Etin.ef, chicago. bruised; A, L, Brown
n nn', tI bruised; John Jones, reaidence
d Az M ,Wn bruised @. W. Matthew'S con.
n .da o. sleeper, badly brusei Mrs. W II
2. ,pu,onRey, injuries not perious Mr.. Hannah
hh ,,rsls New Concord, Ohio, sIicbtiv
ana aHs' l. sisphsn Collins, Pittsburg, head ent
III. DJ ies bruised - - Flfer,Alleeheny
Pittsbn ny phr ad,, BaGgage.msster Henry,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
Tackled a Flgh,l,g p.r....

n, maLD n ARK, Dot. ia Clergyman
became h ~ YIN, and Joseph Garrett, farmer
day. Kelt to y ni, "a dispute hers yester.
and tho s,t1 T. principal Of thepublie school
s,onlueuug that Institution, Garra,t ana, ~
s, aue IN assault on Keith who de,auany
srai NY, With sntfs, stabhinV C;eTrntt ~ .
he di Llaes and inh!ctlhgtniuries from wb sL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
Arynch,ng wax Is trouble

BRAzoRIA. Texas, Oct. 19.--A conflict be.
.wsen the whites and negroes Of Fort Bend
ana bIasoria counties ts feared on account
~ M lYnching that occurred yesterday.
uesohy niRht Isaac Van D I'm was assessed
mated by negro named Nat Nathaniel. Yes.
,eroay morning citizens from the surround
h9 country began search for the MUIR
u W: lie was captured In the town OF
M wharton. His eaptors started with him to
w ~ bfe2 ria jail and when fiva miles from
n r,hn wa tneY were surrounded by a crowd
hang d him. A"A. '"eiA "Au
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
I,enn.rIYnnia no,ler nnnnr,nan,

aha monthly report Of ths Pennsylvania
Raliroad Voluntary Relief Department Tor
s'Irsn bsr is Just out. It shows that
81 3s7 20 was paid out on the p. ". n n.
rsiltoad system, OF which 81 900 was for
detth benefits, $ll5 for accidents and
fti2 40 Tor sick beneHte. This total dis.
nn aemehts for the entire PennR, lvania sys.
ten Tor the Month sg1rerated si9 756 05. Of
which IS $50 Has fnr deaths, o., 4B3. 10 for
accidents and S,G23.20 for sickness. The
hnnos. OF dAath heneits paid from Fshru.
dent 0enetlls, 1858. and sick benefits, q. O6O.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

l,vip nsisos, TEX, Oct. ls.-aollla ar.o.
ns sIE on tho Blue river ia ths uba rssn 2
na atioh, vas called to his door Tnss,
~, snot dead, Green was an Imnn nign,
!, W y, IN murder trial 1T Fatt smi. qr.an,
Lnou,r es1mea that his deaih resulted ,r a"
p1lica aSs o MUG. much Of the cass. The Indian
murderer. eout search for the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
PEAns' is the purest and best Soap made


Agent Stout of the saat9,y for tina pre.
ventien OF Cruelty to Children has te,urnea
from Dover, whittier BIO went to prosecnte
John Loaf, coloEed, living near Woodsids'
for numerically. baatiug John E. Loat. a
son OF me defendant. Tna easa was tried
peiore 50 llre Cooper Wednesday week ,.The
and costs. " Az
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

Thn a" conference OF the oleye,and =.
Nsw rW Mar, HlIssihess Mems G ssseist.,n and ID
neM loik Thursday, it was d ectdsd p 10
reonsst iba PnN 70 go to Washington a np
in New YORK. r en to review the par s
Instant. L. Is understood th0t o ne OF the 27th
Will accept the Invitation, but 4 /, resident
intention to make a speecs' ~ 1t Us not bis
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

Mistrsss--"Are the eggs ready, Bird
setr @aid-"Faith, an they're not. I
had no clock TO tall me the right Tina
when to put them ms MistYsss-..Rns
there 10 one hanging in the kltobsn y
hald-"sure, I know that, but i,,s a
qu Y 1I ~ an hour fast, 10 1t is."-Js,oei.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

Duluth, MiSS., OF, ls@w y -,
treasurer Of Hrrmantown ~, =, Fritze,
h Dll9th, was way lait We1ns ID u,a,iiot
~ iput highway nen, who pulled h,n, p ,rSs1.
ny buggy, beat him and robbsd An rom
n uo,ey pelt containing over 10 IN N ma =
manner six years ago. '0'oeu IN me same
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
Eata'Iy wounded BY q aursInr,

WHEELING, WRsT Va. Or. fa-Hruce
Dolhear, town marshal Of Bsnwood wa,tt
va; While arresting "Egey" Oondfey. a
wsn.fnown burglar, charged with robbinc
y. o M az Havepswood, was fatally wounded
~ oondrey. Tbs ball entered the left cheek
drey escaped. VI 'Ae "oaa' oon'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

n n LTD, RE. Oct. 10. --The ol7Ir q, aso.
a. e6o ss, " o. this city to het slo 2 n 20
espsed ~ IN Sieveland's fe.electton wss 70
M Sassa VI. k,eneh Of Boston yes Hs,T az
would plass 3 tsss 1hsd the DOCTOR hat ne
hoosrt Rennert OF this city ~ 'ne hands OF
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

John T. Jakes OF Wyoming has mat com-
pleted an air-tight storehouse far avaat
potatoes, having capacity OF over Id 0eO
baskets. 80 AV'oVV
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
MISUNDERSTANDING
THE TARIFF TALKS WERE TAME
BUT HIGGINS MADE THINGS HOT
ON HOhxE ISSUES.

Large Republican Meeting mt tbe
Opera hf0use, with address cs bY
GENERAL Hrnry m. bingham OF
Phiias, and Anthony Higgins, ESQ.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

They say B'gslow Is suing mBet,,. nm. a, !.
BABY for fait OF thsr gift money. mi tha hsns
o 81, care sou, 50 long ~ It can gst pleniy q
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
THE SOLID SOUTH.

No southern state that is cure to vote
for Mr.. Cleveland will have q fair vote,
In many congressional district Of the
southern states there will be less votes
cast than in q single county in Delaware.
, 1888-04-26
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your ap-
petite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are f1Eetty, nervous,
and generally out of sorts, and want to
brace up. Brace up, but not with slim
ulauts, spring medicines, or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then leave you in worse
condition than before. What you want
is an alternative that will purify your
blood. start healthy action Of the Liver
and Kidneys, restore your vitality. and
give renewed health and strength. Such
a medicine you will fnd in Electric Bit
ters. aud only so cents bottle at N. ID
Hill & Sons
, 1888-04-26
Wcrth Knowing

Mr.. W. ii. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with n severe Cold,
attending with distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in It's first
stages. He tried many 30 called poPu-
lar cough remedies and steadily E.ew
worse. Was reduced IN flesh bad diff
Guilty in breathing and was uualle 90
sleep. Finally tried d. Kings New
Discovery for Con gUg'iaH .aL f.uul
immediately relief AMI afts- using ahuut
q hall dozen hutIi.g found himself sell
aud has had no return 90 f.r auase
No Other remedy can aLu" s. .-a-i b
record ~ cures. Pol nf. kfHss >.s i'e.
cavgry frr CuusIIul.IH NllraG,f.. O.
do Just what b. ciaimri frr b. luaI
bottles free 81 u Hll 4 Saus' drus store.
, 1888-04-26
STRANDED,

SHANGHAI, April 2I.-The steamer Pa
bio left San Juan March p and arrived
at Yakima April II has stranded near
| IurnapO Island. Assistance has bee
sent to her. The passengers and
have arrived here. The vessel i
and fast at the mercy OF the wa
is valued at S450,0O0, and fully
Tug Tyee tnwed to sea last
Rebecca, bound for Adelaide,
and barks SkaSit and Sagar
lumber laden from Gamble
| ports.
Ship Blue jacket, co;
towed to sea bo tug Mast
SAN FRAECIsCo, Apr
Steamer Arago, Coos ba
Knox. Seattle; schoon'
lumbia river; ship G.
river.
Tie barkentine }
has just arrived fr,
making the round
which is the quickes
tween the two point
The iron bark
with 100000 feet o.
to sail for MeIbouru
The bark NonantuC
from Tacoma for S0ut
laden with 100000 feet o.
The tug Mastick starte.
Inlet this morning, TO /
Knight at st. Michael TO
laden.
Ship sargeant from Seattle,
was towed to sea by Tyee.
Ship r. P. Buck, II days from
Pedro, arrived this morning in tow
Mogul. for Tacoma to load luHher.