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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
a R1HSAS HOODoO CASE.


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
WICHITA, KAN, Dec. ia remarkable story
is told by merchant from kngman county
Near the little village Of Rross Kingmhn
county, he sud, "lives farmer named }arl-
lett, with his family. consisting OF a son Of III a
daughter Of 10 and ono Of Il The domestic
WORK wls done by negro woman, who vas
formerly q slave. She imagined that she was
hood0oel.
Inc person suspected Of having placed
the speil on her was the elder daughter Of
her employer, and she Informed the girl Of
her suspicion. The young lady determined
to have some fun out OF the old negroes and
said she was determined 10 keep tho spell
up until her victim was dead. The negiegs
then began 70 design means Of Kidding
herself OF thls terrible SPELL. A few nights
$40 she and tue girl were left alone In the
mouse while tho rest OF tho family went to a
neighbors. The negroes attacked the girl
and tied her hand and foot, stripped her Of
all her alethinr hort ho- mrr,s-si',,'i- $50
concluded hnr y1lxs o. .E.F 7!H Ihs
girls body Wit, p4lf Rhe ilAa 1t
her victim up IL u ruolA aau uasa.j epalr cd.
II Wesu't till the following morning that
the girl was discovered. She IA now In 3
critical condition. The negress has not YET
been found.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT SAYS THE REVENGE wAs
FATAL.
Another account says the negrsss after
painting the girls body, tied her uu In n
Are place and bulk fire u6out her and
then iiai. This gill was shortly aitarwGria
found by o neightor ard rescued from Nor
peril1us po7ttio0, but she dlad during ina
night. The country IL bNinQ occurred for
tne negrsss aud II che Is found she will bs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

From thetone Of Saturdays Deiawareon
IL Is fair TO surmise that the end OF the
campaign has not entirely swept fractional
soreness cut Of the. Kent county Demo-
cratic camp. Low, ignorant, unsrateful
wretch, impudent upstsrt, bigoted up
start, destitute of honor and principle,
self-bigoted bundle OF littenesa, whipped
cur and common lang hing stock hrs some
OF the endsaring terms which John F.
uses in speaking Of his fellow townsman
and former friend on the opposite sido of
the Green. The Dcianareaa. indeD con-
troversy is still pretty spirited Nifsir for
O small town,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

There is no need for Canada to feel
hurt oveS Mr.. Butterworth's resolution 70
inyite them to Gene into the Uniou,n says
the Philadelphia Ledger. s.Mr. Butter
worth is only ono man, and Ii is doubtful
whether he represents any considerable
body of people ia his desire to ask
foreign countries to come into the Union,
Nearly all Americans look upon member
ship in the great republic as something
to be sued for rather than to be offered
freely to neishbors." Precisely so. Of
course Mr.. BntterTorth's resolution Ia all
buncombe and merely designed to attract
notoriety to himself; exhibiting a by no
means new trait in that gentleman's
makeup. If there are any people dis.
posed to attach Significance to Mr..
Bntterworth's resolution, one considera-
ton slone will show the absurdity Of
attaching serious attention to it. Canada
ia too much tinctured with what high
tariff men delight in calling .'the hsresy
OF free trade" to make annexation
schemes acceptable to the men who fried
out the fiat" for the election of "pro.
teetionists." One might as reasonably
fancy the abolitionists Of 1856 agitatino
for the extention of slavsholding terri
tory.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

rlha I,l4i,,o. Ig-y -
tbo, i, Az ~. e .,'s.'9 AoFu'a aAys
800. :. ss - - = ~ ma.iy ooih'euns
.s,,.aas o.",4s vac DAieinOEe d ONO
,no,;,,a a.. I - 1p .9,4s.e - eS' ~ tne
-. .ra,,' "a. : oentue 'he caahges thaf
- sas.,as ,' ~, .u49'no'as. " sppsars TO
ss..a $50 I, ~ question mat Fresl.
49, ~ r'I .s; = y give wy 70 AR, Mayer
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
Wilmington, Thursday, Dec. 20, 1883

Plans for bridge ecroas the North
river that Will very much eclipse the
Brooklyn bridge in magnitude, are taking
definite shape, though years may pass
before the actual worE Of construction il
entered on. Yet the preliminaries have
progressed to the stage of the plans being
taken In hand BY number Of capitalists
who have applied to Congress for the 70.
CURED legislation and who hold out
every promise of building the great
bridge and the necessary approaches,
together with the terminal stations at
both ends, SO that all railroads may use
II on equal terms. For the scheme
rests upon the groundwork that this ia to
be the only bridge across the North
river and that it shall therefore be com.
petent TO serve all the railroad traffic
coming into New York by way OF New
Jersey. The estimated cost Of the bridge
alone, with a capacity for ten railway
tracks, is SIS, 600, coo. The approaches,
connecting railroad switchyards, en-
CINE houses, terminal buildings and
other appurtenancss are placed at
I'll, 100000 more, and the right Of way,
interest during construction and inoi-
dsntals ct $I4,Oo0,O0 making q total
cost of $40,00O,OO0. Great as is this
cost, It is stated that the expenditure ia
fully justified by the traffic in sight, and
this traffic is constantly growing factor.
Tho plans call for bridge $500 fest
long and SO feet wide, with middle
span Of 1850 feet elevated 155 feet above
high water and suspended from towers
$40 by $50 feet at high water mark and ris-
ing to hight OF 500 feet above high water
or 690feet abIve their foundstiona. The
finished diameter OF the main cables is to
be 40 inches, the weight Of iron and steel
In the structure $4,000 tons and the
weight Of each anchorage ego, goo tons.
The vastness Of these figures will appear
by comparison with the corresponding
details of the Brooklyn bridge which are
Length OF bridge, $500 feet; width, So
feet; length Of middle span, / 600 feet;
hight above high water, 1876 feet; size OF
towers at high water mark, 14O by SO
feet; hight of towers above high water,
272 feet; above their foundations, $50
feet; diameter of cables, I53 inches;
weight OF iron and steel in the structure,
$3.50 tons; weight Of each anchorage,
$4,000 tons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Wilmington is a very urcongeniai place
foi an Anarchist who calls himself o
rooialist % visit. Too many workpen
hsFe belong to building aud lean associa-
tiops and have taHght or ore gradually
buying their Lon OF to cake any stock in
the i1sa o. sl,rosIug everything i'll heap
and then going shares on .he heap or any
idea akin to it. Added TO which VIII
al"4gtan worhingmen generally arc sen-
sibie. ln1'Hstsious and honest,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
POLITICAL.
Southern Prosectionisis CnH ON
Harrison Quay 10 Tesassy in thc
Dudley Cnse General NAles.

| 1',,.,..,.,.,, ~. ID
| innlaNAiv ~; lo.-h colhlnlteo o. PRO
| leuuonisIs noh nihiingnani, Am., isd DS
Lnolhas s .. and ,1onposed o. SIX Demo
sIs Ks, anu .liree h9puplcans, reecheo me sits
Harrison this nfternoon NJ s,aaon ncaa Al ~
| spokesman, and In his remarks expTessed the
| hope that the appointments 10 be made in the
| south would be mon OF character such as would
| inspire the confidence and estcern OF the people
l and would pus Federal ofiicelholdinr Tfpan maj
| high plane which II did not reach under Re.
| publican Presidents, and which, he said. had
| done az much as any other one thing 70 make
the south solid In voting In national eleetions.
| The speaker, while not expressing 10 In wOrds,
| implied that carpet-bag appointments would
be disastrous TO southern Republlcanistn
Harrison appeared 10 take the hint and said
| "Of course II Is 10 the interest OF the country
| that none but good men should bo appointed
TO office, and it Is also 20 the interest OF the Re-
publican party, but the appointees must be
Republcans."
The visitors were q little surprised at this re-
mark, as IL Indicated that tho penhr;,l ala mot
regard protectlonist M necessarily RepilhlI-
can, and 1t was received as an evidence that
none who have not been identified with the Re-
publican party of the Bouth need expect ONCE
The visitors then limited at the fact that n con-
cillatory policy towards the south was desired
by Republicans aud Democrats alike and Hair
rlsOn replied:
81 expect to be the servant of the whole people
and undor no circumstances do ! expect 10 Give
undue prominence to national notifies either
north or suuth.n
The visitors loft, after some further conyersa-
ton, and at the hotel axnreased thnmselyes a
very much pleased with their reception and the
candid manner In which Harrison had con.
versed with them,
ouAy 10 rRsrtsy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

II is unfortunate tina. 3. Harrington
Measi1E viii not DO in the nsxS General
Assembly 20 push his anti,bribeEy iegisla.
ton IN person. His persistence and sno-
cess, u the Legislature Of 1883, ia getting
through ms bill making very liberal in
grease IN the public schools aypropria
tiaa, showed that Mr.. Mea,icE is man
who Is very likely when given fair
chance, TO accomplish what hs sets ont
% do. But in striving to bring tho naxt
Legislature around 10 his way Of think.
ing be will labor under the isadvanfaqe,
IN addition 70 bsing sn outsider and 4
Democrat, Of having 10 deal with body
one-third Of whose members will owe
tleiF seats moro or less directly to tie
very abuse be is stirling to reform.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

The exact language used by Lord
Salisbury in his recent Edinburgh speeoh,
which has stirred up aush storm of in
dignation in India, is given, as follows:
II regard the election in Hoiborn as a
very valuable indication of public opinion
at this moment. II ia undoubtedly a
smaller maturity than Colonel Duncan
won BY lost time. But, then, Col. Dunoon
was opposed to black men, and, how
ever great the progress of mankind has
been and however far we have advanced
IN overcoming preiudices, l doubt II we
have yet got to that point whore British
constituency will cleo. black man TO
represent them. OF course you will IN
derstand that am speaking roughly and
uaing Language in its ordinary, cclloquial
sense, because imagine the color is not
exactly black but at all events he was
q man of another race, who was
very unlikely to represent an English
community" Unqlestionably Lord
salisbury's utterance was as true az il
was impoiitic, and its truth was what has
made it hurt 90 much. Englishuen oan
be astonishingly liberal when discussing
the equality and differentiation OF races
in other lands, but at home they are 40
reaoy as any other oaucasians to apply
the unwritten rule that white men shall
Dc governed by white men. The fact
thet tho candidate to whom Lcra Salt
bury referred has SO little Indian blood
ss to pass for white man almost any.
where furnishes tie most convincing proof
of this, when IL is considered that this
small admi3ture OF a darker race caused
hin to lose votes in EneIands capital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
srAHERY PA0H1pLy ETIyEn


LoNboN, Dec. N. the MM1an p.II5Ter n
Thomson, writes TINT II IL oily IL ,i5,b55 ','a
mat Emin Boy has bern falnFgi IN tl,s
Emin, but was annihilttcd with tbs lgl,'i, ~.
dense forosts 1911 .
The absence Of news is not suroeis,tg 10
carry news. The diaastef vas ,lne III III. n,
lection Of the Congo route Tie friliiat55r,
onlcer q the expedition, Mr.. lgoip yytfrsS
mat there was not single Snider ltG. IT,
buugu, ~ 49, ittl-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

The French chamber of deputiea ON
Paturdsy sat down on tho last hope OF
the Panama Canal Company by the rejec-
sion, BY vote Of 262 TO 1888, of the bill
pcstponing FOR three months the payment
CT ,he company'a interest liabilities. The
appeal of M. Peytrsl, the French minis.
ter Of finance, on behalf of the $40, 600
French subscribers TO the compeny's
stock, and the emphatic declaration of
Prime Minister Floquet that tbs rejection
of the bill meant the company's bank
ruptcy, were alike unayailing. There
will be talk OF reorganization and of
schemes to complete the canal, but the
collapse OF the enterprise is generally re.
Rarded IS now complete and irremsdia-
bic. II is a collapse which sweeps away
the savings Of small investors in eyery
village and hamlet Of France men and
women who builded ON M. de IIssseps'
fame as the constructor of the sues caual
and his integrity as o man. THAT he has
headed and foated and Vouched for up to
thls ihfe uny what has proved the
greatest financial bubble of this aee
may be most charitably taken to indicate
thntlsge has impaired both his business
Judgment and his engineering ability.
IL. de Lessopo, though bale in body and
apparently vigorous in mind, is getting
pretty well on in years. He was SO on
November 10th last. Work on the Panama
canal was begun In 1881 and since that
date the operations have absorbed about
$2o7 ,000, 900 in each, while the Issue of
liabilities has reached 1851 ,I50. 900, er.
elusive of lottery loan Of $780,.
100000. Published estimates show that
il will require S2Ss DOC, goo more to finish
the work. With the money expended
about one-halt of the excavation needed
has been made, the Panama railroad pur-
chased at cost of SIS, 775, 900 and about
S25, 600, 600 has been paid out Tor the
dredges, engines, docks, buildings and
other incidentals.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Big Frank" sneers ut Deyliu and
Miller, the msn who tried 10 rob Hart Il
Bro.'s safe He says no mover Thought of
fobbing grocssy STORE or meat house.
Those who were in Wilmington on No.
vemhsr, 1878. will rsmsmber that Big
Frank and his fellows considered them.
selves gentlemen burglars, and that they
were not to be mentioned in tho same
breath with ordinary, everyday, human
burglars. It was then TINT some residents
OF this State who had always been op.
posed 10 the whipping post were con-
verted to its support because these
"gentiemen burglars" cared for nothing
else In their sentence but the lashss on
their gentlemanly backs. They could for
years indulge in gentlemsnly crime, aud
still ciaim that their characters as gentle.
men were dnimpeachsble, but when they
were to be publicly whipped, they aaid
their faniiieD would bs disgraced.
Opponents OF the whipping. post will
please bear in mind that these 'gentls-
men" could be criminals for years and
still be gentlemen, but Delaware'a little
whipping post WAS the FIRST episode in
their Bsntlemsnly careers to disgrace
them. Whilo the distinction between
ordinary criminals and ,.Rentlemeun
criminals is more or less ludiorous, the
Same thing runs through all sorts and
grades OF society. The match factory
girls look down upon girls engaged in
some other occupation, and other girls
who work honestly for their living look
down upon the factory girls az their
social Interiors. The whole thing asems
absurd and often is ridiculous, but under
At oil there lies the principle that brain
power is superior to brute force.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

lhat 90 hulk taminrly known as Thir1
street bridge Is ngAin ont Of Order canesi hy
4 break IN cog wheel. Ihe Meteor ", K Xxx *
ihilndol29hia barge also ran into il TtSs,inv
snn u WI yal 9e Monderfulif the Old STRUCTURE
u ~ hot yet lhli INTO the thlistiana before a
pleted tomorrow. aud IN The meantim, re4i,
dents in South Wilmington ara either t,sine
MnrSet street bridge or arc forricd across N
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Dol N0bIlt Of pniIadelphla win b. oivpn
IN eGamlnation by y special CON nittee Of
ea!sct council upon the chatEe Of hribieg
0r sitempting to beibo members Of eouacii,
Councilman Graham cpanly chatced Noblit
win having oflrad him 900 shares OF The
Phiadelrhia northern elevated railway 10
vote i9z the passage Of the ~ ! authorizing
the election Of tho line. Nobit Is regarded
rs merely Ego hatTeen" in the mntyer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
a nruggl.. s.rneN Nv ,In r.i.n,,..

associated Press Dispatch by Special Whes
druggist of this paca, we3 sfrtiop -, -
southern limited express while nttmn6{,af,
to cross tao track Of the P5upsylyapja All
road at Princeton Junction last nisht Ni II,
was thrown high Into ths air Gn3 lIndai
against . fence some distance G7av. III Il
still living, but his injuries viii ptpsabi y
cause death, FSSHlt5
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
WIDE AWAKE!

WIDE AWAKE!
What name for boys and
girls paperl Whaf a paper
for boys and girls II IL fits the
name! 1t does. You won't
turn four. leaves without say
ing SO.
The easy thing Is too shoot
a chllds paper over a chIId's
head, or under a child's feet,
or into blood and thunder ca
one side or twaddle on the
other.
WIDE awake has a different
aim. Neither stilted nor
babyish. Clean, healthful,
cheerful. Full Of Just the pic
lures and reading a bright,
lull-blooded hoy or gill cares
for. Spirited, sparkling, never
a dull page, and never any
thing TO make the most care
full mamma hesitate.
Take the December num-
Der. Ninety one pages apart
from advertisements and talk
OF the pretty and useful things
little workers for WIDE
AWAKE get very big pay for
little effort). Stories. sketches,
verses, curious things racily
told by thirty-one popular
contributors.
December WIDE Awake for
20 cents. A year for $2.4o.
Can you do better for the chill
dren with so little money.
American Club Pattern
Skates that were Gas last
year are Sr.75 now; S3.25
grade for Sa.so. Pfice-lce
broke through. Every worthy
sort--5oc TO Sd so.
Raymond Extension Skates-blus, 1885,.
nickel, $3.50.
Raymond Extension, racers, %.
Ladies' Skates, Sl.25 to Ss.75.
JOHN WANAMAKxR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

trldlum was celebrated az the Catbe.
drnl in baltimore Tuesday, in IonGr "a ri
tna eeatliiaatton OF John Baptist Us ii
salie, f9rnder OF the Efothe Of the Ohris.
van schools. Cardinal Gibbons presided
shd hlshno oartis pontlticated. Al vesperF
oF0riell preached owe iloatrg eoneFeosl,
tlens we're preaent AZ tho serYIcas. ~.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Associated Press dispatch bg Special Wires
kENrvHLE, N, s. Dec. lA.-rhe Winda5l. :.
AAnnarolis, railway bridge at Gamhr.,ice b6 =
above the bridge l:avp S:p aitt Ne (, s't'is
n;ne o. water pounding down was 10 mn.;b II
me structure. 1t will be SOME trr NJ ~, w
trains t.i Gan again cross II insy Ii! ileot ,,a,s
VIII be- transferrnl - itIn-Ll lENts
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
Slim Jim WIN FatteI,.

George Hagany, alias 'Sllm Jim . pb6
claims to be an agent Of tho FibGiifv Ins,,,
RAce Company and to live ia tsis Gltp 80 ~ /.
arrested In Philadelphia on TnesSs1 r." r.
detectives Bond and Murray on the cSarss
o. stealing goods from HE boarding h rns 81
~ as was held IN ~ COO bail for a hesrtng 5 ~,
tfiday before q Philadelphia lnaei4tratss "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
Ehe 1gem,ovn, ~ ,ho Y.,,na..

:, delegation composed nt Representatives Of
t , enlnllifte hnfie.9t philadeipha together
A., GUY eauHe'i7, waitea upon Coy. Green, at
lfenton, TUESDAY, IN referente 70 ms art il
u y g. 'entna Ae@ der3ey win lake ia tho work
Petty Islands from tile Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

:, George H. Johnson, a timer at the Harlan b
liolinesworth chops mad his lcff ieF broken
apoNe lhe ankle py a srGttNid braHRinE r0Sn
with HIN, at u pclocB'y yesterday morning, Drs
htunEer and lyle tndtcod the fracture. The
hOht lra'Fiiet, johnson plays tho cymbali
Walnut street - = -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

HhITlAIUHhi DEG. ~ Ina f0l0Wlnc
SHOWS the earnings aud expenses for I'd,
yshoSr, lses (RpproximGt5d), compared
o. railroad: Earnings, 1877 u 7gg laT
1883, sl6G0SG2; decrsasa, 2l9gGs5 ~,
pensee, 1897, II go 7ig; lsSs. 4 IN IN
decrease, Ss9.s2G. Not for 1877 G57S 69S
for 1883. si72 $40; decrease, SlQa.tg, -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

associated Press Dispatch by Special gIros
\ S}TpsRY,N, $. W, Dec, 1g.r-A PANE ~ IT,.
in @ti VIZ played here to-day hetwecn the mS,
zen teelns Tho result was as folin,es \,
Americans, 9; Chicago, 3. .'oMa' All
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Hand-run Lace Flchus that
were $3.50 and So last season
are $3.50 now. Other grades
up TO $2S as far your way.
So are hand-run Scars, and
machine-made Scarfs and
Flchus, and most of the other
Laces.
$3.50 and 81 real Breton
Lace Handkerchiefs for Al
and $I.25.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

-issociateH iress Dispatch by Special Wirss
NhLbLEs, Car, Dee. lJ.-Ahout 40 nassan
gef and freight conductors on ths ati"r,Ia
q Pacific road between Albnquernns
NJ, and Molave, this state, have BAN nm ~ !.
charged within the last two DAYS 49, us
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Concerning Books.
This Is a book year, a bet.
ter book year than last. More
enterprise with publishers.
More publications.
From the cradle to the
grave books touch this genera.
ton of humanity. They touch
your bookshelf or carom on
you-touch you and go off a.
an angle-when you make
gifts Of them.
One hundred feet Of counter
space added TO the bookstore
to-day makes buying easier
than ever. A quiet corner,
won from fine stationery.
gives an ideal place for sets Of
standard authors.
Are you not our debtors In
respect of books? Was II not
the gauntlet which we threw
that books are merchandise
and should be sold as such"
that brought down the sky
prices? Emancipated Won
f-o~l pzss'lng tribute 20 a price
system that belonged to a dead
past,
They called us hard names
but we endured the hurt, and
to-day the claim Is indicated.
Do you doubt? See Book
News. Let him laugh that
wins; we laugh you laugh.
Here's little Book News for
December htAe (D rI2 pages,
handsomely illustrated. &C,
SOC a year. The best journal
Of current literature published
In this country. Holiday Gaia
logue free. With either or
both and the postofice you
can buy from a distance.
If you are near by, 1t Is
better to buyin person.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

"Ile rreat Manufacturing Company
zeeeived lssge orders IRON Glasgow, Scot
land, last week . according to the tju,sea
Journal. Lets see-aidn,t llr. Treat
say something about home market aud
r-oeeo.ion froE 'tpspppr labor little
while ngo 2 What is the matter with the
hone market auE? And was ae thinking
OF protecting ths workingaen o. t.leat
Britain against Che "pbupts laborn OF
Sussex cuuntys
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Associated Press Dispatch by special VIZ
HAckENsAoK, N. j., Dec. l9,-Jnhp MAJ.
DoremuS Was hanged this morning h, t S5
corridor 81 the Bergen county I'LL YHs ~, ~
June 18th last. eo4 = i'oietAUs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Tha Calhoun eoge was characteristic ii
tho record Of capital oSenc4a II reseas
dtte e his eolts:y tor the celebrity w.th
which tsisl and conviction nave followed
Tire commission Of tile orina. The dat4
Of The csirae vas November 18Th, tie
tidal vas began on December 18Th and
tho verdict rendered on the 18th. Tie
case 8aa also Characteristic il some othtr
Etepsesa into Which it 10 unnecessary "a
60 but which make the unwonted speed
Of justice thaa far the more acceptable 10
the community.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

AS from the hub radiate spokes, so from
ono ,iisease6 function the entire BODY Il
affected. Use Warner's Log Cabin Hops az h
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