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NINETEEN PERSONS DROWNED.
Two Sailing Vessels Collide at Sea with
Disastrous RasuIts

NEW YoRK, Oct. 3.--The sailing vessel
Creedmore, Of St. John, N. b., under com
mand Of Capt Kennedy. is due at this port
from Manila, which she loft May %. Among
those on board besides the crew are Cant
Colqnhoun, the second oficor and five sea-
men, survivors of tho English ship Earl
Hetnyss, and four members OF the
crew Of tho British ship Ardencapel.
all Of whom wore saved by the
Greedmore In tho south Atlantic Sept. 10.
lhe Earl Wemyss, with cargo Of wheat.
left San Francisco May 20, bound for Queens
town. The Ardencapol left Liverpool July
~ bound for Calcutta. On Sept. % the Earl
Memyss and Ard~neapel were ia collisions .lfY
the coast OF PornambHoo. Nmeteon Of tho
FORMER vessels crew wsre drowned, among
whom were Capt Colquhoun's wife and three
children. As a big hole Ind boen made in the
side q tho Ardcncapel by the collision a
number Of tho crew deserted ber and wero
subsequently picked up By the Creedmore.
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RetIrod Aftor IONA sery,c..

SALEM, Mass, Dot s--The Gazetts an.
nouuces a change in its time honored pub.
fishing firm Of Foote & Horton. Hon. Caleb
foote, the oldest editor ia the state, retircs
after an honorable career In the editorial
chair since 1926 and after connection with
The Gazette office Of seyenty-one years, ever
since ho entered it as an apprentice. Mr..
Horton will continue the business with his
son Us partner Mr. Horton, Sr, has been
connected with The Gazette since 1916
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
Preparing tho wav.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s-The secretary Of
the treasury notified the collector Of The mort
AZ san Francisco by telegraph that the
Chinese exclusion bill had passed., and giving
a brief outline Of its provisions In conclud-
ing, the secretary ayS that tins bin provides
that no Certificates Of td@=tity shall here
after be isSueS, and declares uhat such certia-
Gates hereafter Issued are void and Of no
effect. A circular letter to aii collectors of
customs was also sent ont containing the
bin IN full and directions tslat its provisioaa
Be strictly enforced
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
Mr.. RLAINE,s TOUR.

serenaded in Canada-He Said Hs Was
Too Loyal Citizen to Speak Against a
Democratic President on ForeIgu Soil.
DETROIT, Oct 3-Afr. Blaine, accompanied
by Walker Blaine and Gen. Adam King, Of
Baltimore, arrived here at 3 o'clock D. m
via the Michigan Central route. The trip
from New York was without incident ok
cepting a serenade at st. Thomas, Ont, the
railroad center of tho Canada Southern
division, where delegation of citizens with
a band Of music paid their respects from the
platform in front of the station Mr. Blaine
appeared at the door of his car and was in
troduced b tho crowd by Division Super
intendent J. B. Aarford
He said II feel soms embarrassment in
addressing Canadian audience in the midst
of the political campaign now in progress in
the United States Though earnestly inter
ested in the Republican cause | arm too loyal
an American citizen 10 say anything against
Democratic president except upon the soil
Of my own country. can only say that
feel, as do all tho people Of the Union, that
the ties and sympathios between the United
States and Canada arc very strong; that
both are more interested in the progress Of
the new world than OF the old werld, that as
descendants of a common race and represent
ing in values, at least, threefourths Of the
American continent, their relations ought to
be intimate and close Whether they will
ever be closer will depend upon Canada.
Whatever movement toward that end may
be made must come from her and be Of her
own volition.n
Here the train moved of TO an accountant
ment of music and cheers
The train was two hours late when itpulled
into the Third street depot in this city. There
was no public demonstration on his arrival
As the ferTyboat drew into the slip Mr.
Blaine stood at the window OF his parlor car
and discovering Gen. Alger on the dock.
waived his handkerchief to him. Mr.. Blaine
was then driven to Mr.. Alger's home
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a cnndnotnr - IL -.

BUFFALO, Oct "A Nickel Plate freight
train was approaching Buffalo when Con
ductor Wells and his brakeman, whose larnps
had gone out, started for the engine over the
tops Of the cars to relight them Both men
Tell between the cars, Wells being cut in two
and the brakeman hurled into tho ditch.
escaping with slight intury. The men were
not missed until the train reached this CITY
Wells lived at Conneaut, o. A tramp steal
ing a ride IN the same train had his foot
badly crushed, neceesitating It's amputation.
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The President ana state candIdate.

NEW YoRK, Oct "A special 10 The
Herald from Washington says; "Col La.
mont says; There never has been a suggestion
made to the president by anybody, or through
any gne that he should specifically indorse
the Democratic ticket OF New York or Indi-
ana, or any other state, and the newspaper
discussion based upon statements to the con
trary have no foundation in fact .
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Killed nor children ana herself

Blue sPRISGs, Neb., Oct 8. Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. PfaiIenberger strangled her
two children, aged 4 and years, and then
shot herself through the heart. She left a
letter to her husband, who was absent at the
time, saying tha She felt herself becoming
crazy, and, se9ing no future for her children.
had resolved 10 kill them and herself
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
FsHTn stnmn Connecticut.

New HAVEN, Oct B = Ex-Governor
Thomas NJ Waller, consul general at London,
is expected to return home in about two
weeks and take an active part in the presi-
DENTAL campaign, putting in all the time at
his disposal after his arrival IN Connecticut.
He will make ten speeches in this state,
speaking probably at New Haven, Hartford.
bridgeport Meriden, Norwich New London,
Waterbury, Derby, W1llimantic and either
Stamford or Norwalk.
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Going for the wrone,,n.r.

AsBuRY PARK, n. j., Oct 3-War was
declared upon Long Branch gamblers by
Justice Scudder in his charge as presiding
judge to the grand jury Of Monmouth county
ON opening the county court at Freehold.
Tho justice denounced the practices Of the
gamblers and also Of the liquor dealers who
sold intoxicating beverages on SUNDAYS. and
said all charges against them must be faith
fully investigated
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
ncnth ID J wenlthr nrnn.

QUEBEC, Oct 3-Senator Glib Ross, a
large strip owner and lumber merchant, died
here leaving a fortune estimated at between
Ss,000000,000 and si0,oOO0o0. He owned
forty-flye sailing vessels, over 100 square
miles Of timber lands and immense blocks Of
real estate. He was the largest shareholder
in the Quebec and Lake st. John railway and
was the promoter Of a scheme to bridge the
St Lawrence at Quebec.
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New York Veterans at eettvaburr.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Oct s.-Mai. Gen. H.
W. slocum, Maj Gen Joseph B. Carr and
Maj z. t. Richardson, Of the New York
monument commission, and Mai. Cooney,
their secretary. arrived last evening TO in
spect the New York monuments. Yesterday
morning fifty Veterans OF the One Hundred
and Twenty-ilfth Now York infantry regi-
ment, from Troy, and tho same number Of
the One Hundred and Twenty-sixth, from
Canandaigua, arrived TO dedicate their monu-
ments to-day.
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Mr.. Parnen rind. n,a I.tt,~ For~.r

LONDON, Oct She IrisA Nationalists
are gleeful over publication m The Pail
Mall Gazette which announces that Parnell
has discovered the forger who wrote the let
ters attributed to him and published in The
Times. Nothing can be learned as TO who
the individual Is, but there is a feeling Of
confidence among the Nationalists. They be-
love they have the right man. Should the
evidence 0f the forserie5 be conclusive The
Times viii be on trial before the Judicial
commission, and not Parnem
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Burned to death WHINE rutoxicot.d

NAuKEsHA. Wis, Oct. ga small cottage
occupied by an aged couple, Peter Callahan
and wife, was discovered to be on fire and
before assistance could be had Callahan. who
Is supposed to have been intoxicated, was
burned to death. His wife was saved with
difficulty. The property loss Is slight.
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now he settled the Quarrel.

HELENA, NJ. T., Oct 3-George Bryson
and woman claiming 30 be his wife came
to Helena several weeks sgo from Minneapo-
ls They quarrslled violently ovcr s.. 500
the worsas had IN her possession. Three
weeks ago tho latter suddenly disappeared.
and Bryson was arrested Monday the
wonan's body was found st the bottom OF
Prospect Hole With the head crushed. Threats
70 lynch Bryson are freely made
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
Vermont OnIciaI Retnr,s

MONTPELIER, vt, Oct 3.-Complete OH
cial returns give the following as the result
Of the September election in Vermont, Fol
Governor; Dillingham; tRep), s,52I: Shurt
left Deml, 1881; Seely CPro), 1879; scat
tering, 5. For lieutenant governor: Wood
bury, 4S,406; O'Sullivan, 1884; Crowell
1850, scattering, l. For secretary Of state,
Porter, 4s,4l5; Mayo, 1898; Ferguson, l37;
scattering, 2
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
nTr. nTorton Heid 4 ReeentIon.

NEW York, Oct 3-The Federal club Of
the Twenty-tirst Assembly district, Repub-
can organization, held ratification meeting
last night, and had as its guest Hon Levi n
Morton, who was present all the evening. but
made no remarks, John f. Plummer, Frank.
lin Woodruff and others spoke, after which
Mr.. Morton held a reception in the club
tsotstet.e
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Worried a. n.n.,.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 3.-Charles A. Breiti,,-
ger, youngest son Of the late William Breitiu-
ger, once prominent hotel keeper Of this
city, committed suicide BY taking morphipa
at his Front street residence. Worrinent
over a law suit was the cause Of the act
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
nr. rrnGlrnn Gnna No.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 3-Rsv DR.. McGlynn
left this city yesterday on a tour to she prin-
cipal western oities for tho purpose Of pro
noting che presidential ticket OF the United
Labor party. He will speak first at Chicago.
and will, during his two wcelzs' tour, visit q
number Of cities in the states OF Ohio, Miohi-
gan, Illinois, Indiana and Kansas
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a conntr Treasnrer rlnes-

WAsEoA, Mimi. Oct 81 Charles McKenne.
for nine years treasurer Of Waseca county.
has absconded An examination Of his books
revealed a shortage Of 81, 200, and besides de
frauding the county he has viotimized a large
number OF trusting friends An his property
in this city is mortgaged to its fun value. He
Is supposed 10 have ied to Canada.
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Bnltlmore,s votlnr ponn,a,,,,.,

BALTIMORE, Oct. S.-The new registration
for Baltimore is closed. The books show
voting population Of "a, ,223-7g, sos whites
and l4,655 negroes-against 81, $50 last wear.
The increase comes from two new wards am
nexed to the city this year by act Of legiaa-
lnt.n
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Took STOLEN Goods Into cnnada

ToRoNTo, Ont, Oct. 3-Max Goldstein and
Sarah Cohen were arrested here, charged with
bringing stolen property into Canada Ia
quantity OK goods and $500 in cash. The
property belongs 10 Maurice Mackschitizki,
Of Newark, n. J.
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
Psrry's Railroad Freight Express

T., W. & B. FREIGHT STATION,
VIII deliver goods to and from all freight de-
pots 70 places Of business or residences on ar
rival or departure of trains at reasonable rates
Conslgn your freight and packages TO care OF
promptly and cheaply.
Ohice, PINE STREET BELOW FOURTH.
Telephone call No. AZ. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
JOHN Z. PERRY, Prop.
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Presented 10 the Prerident.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The new Persian
minister paid his respects 10 Secretary Bayard
yesterday He was presented to the presi-
dent at noon to-day.
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
The aII.sIng raeLage rnrn. up.

NEW Xo2K, Oc.. 3-The package Of S., 500
missed from the National Bank Of the Re
public has been found in the bank
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NnrInrs.
REDUCTION
IN
PRICE OF GAS.

WILMINGTON CoAb GAS Co. Oct. 3. 1883.
From this date the price Of Gas furnished
70 ordinary consumers viii be Sl35 per
thousand feet. For payment within ten days
of the delivery % the bill a discount Of TEN
cents per Thousand feet will be made, thus
making the net price Si2l per thousand. a
price probably lower than in any city in this
country Of equal size similarly situated
To enable the company 10 maintain this re-
ductlon prompt payments will be insisted on.
and discounts viii he positively refused in
every case outside Of the above limit We wish
TO inform our patrons respectfully, but earn
estly, that our bills must be paid or the gas
will be shut off. by order of the board
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR, Treasurer
n: B.-Persons in debt TO the company on
old bills are informed that settlements must
be made at once to avoid legal collection
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
NO. 116.
AnTUsEMENTS


WILMINGTON RINK.
Race Wilmington Rink.
Race Wilmington Rink.
Race Wilmington Rink.
Race Race of the
Race Race of the
Race Race of the
Race Champions
Race Champions
Race Champions
The A. days and nights
The days and nights
The days and nights
The days and nights
The Co S-yOu-please
Event GO-as- you please
Event Go-as-y -you-please
Event Go-as-y -y0u-please
Event 70 Hour Race
Event Is Hour Race
Event 70 Hour Race
Event open to all
Event open to all
Event open to an
Of the Foremost Pedestrians
OF OF the World will start
Of at the Wilmington Rink.
oi Wednesday evening at p. IN.
The and continue night and
The day, ending Saturday
The evening at II p. IN. Among
Ahe the starters are
season Robert Nint, record, 5is
Season George Noremac, record, 56S
Season Dan Hertey. record, $50
Season Frank Hart, record, 566
season Gus Guerrero, record 5S
season and many others.
Race James Albert, the champion
Race OF the World, record, 62i
Race miles, viii referee the
Race Race and give
Race Exhibitions day and night,
Race Entries open to all
Race Local men and can
Race be made at the Rink.
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nR; T. A. KEABLEs,

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM OF
THE EVENING JOURNAL
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HELP WANTED.
sITuATInNs wANrEn-

VOUNG LADY, RELIABLE. ENERGETIC
Il and intelligent. would like a position to
assist in Office. Writes good plain hand. Ad-
dress Fl this office.
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From the Philadelphia HmeA
Separating the states into groups, the six New
England states are credited with q forest area OF
19. 02S acres; the four Middle States with IT,
100000; the fourteen Southern States. including
Maryland and leaving out Missouri with 222 SOC, :
600; the nine Western States with 60 ass 767: the
four Pacinc States with 81, ESQ COO and the seven
TERRITORIES with 6S 034 O00 IL WIN thus be thai
Of the entire 895 acresof forest Included in
this estimate, the fourteen Southern States DOS
sess fully oneshaif These statistics show that
while the process OF denudatton has been car
RED TO an unhealthy extreme In tho East
ern, Middle and . rew OF the western states,
the forest area sttll remaining In this coun.
Try y magnificent one. 4 the estimates Of the
department are approximately correct, the timber
lands OF the country, exclusive OF Alaska, cover
an AREA equal to fifteen states the sire OF Pennsyl.
yania II proper measures are taken to prevent
the rapid and unnecessaxy destruction OF what e
lett OF our forest domain u should be equal 10 the
reqmrements for an Indefinite period. Il Is NOT q
YET case Of locking the stable after the horpe n
stolen. and should never b allowed 70 BECOME -
with the adoption Of such policy OF tudtctoul
treepiAnttng in tho prairie states, and uutom b
state OF Govornmenf reservations IN the HOuntatn
ostEctD which are the SOURCES Of the chief Fivors
q The country, Aeevil eects which have FOLLOWED
toroeC oeuuoartou In Europe end sons Portions q
Ana would never extss haiA
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A Rhymse-im.Law.

"A Aeoy mn0.Amsk0W.
They called 1t kieptonan:s. and her husband paid the
And nothing said Of it-they kept IL hu.hsd
and It'll. ~~~>AeA
Because lace aud satn aud useless thinrs thar
sad -s~ 'A0s
of course she could have bought thsm-shs's not I'm
her right head" ~ ~
poor man. in his hunger. had stolen some temptins
food.
They called the nrst policemsn-thsy feared with
And judge and jury branded him ibid. the vils,t
kind.
rhsy sent him MP for s,xty days-shs moral you may
EEauoi.
'usaes herssf b not 10 blamA poor soddess shs ID
-Dstres Ife Pyess
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From Judge.

Two dancers. who had been attempting Q waltz
% DALI Stopped moment during pause in the
music.
80 you are fond Of walfxmg?" asked the lazy.
4 adore ~ responded the cavalier.
Taeo na0T you bseser Try and leeSnss
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AFOOT IN IRELAND.
Among the Herring Fishes 1Rom.u,
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now THEr DIFFER FROM THE JOLLY MEN or ouoppY-
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WILD AND SInPLs sEAuTr-HosPrrAIrrY rx 20.
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Corner Ninth and Streets Northwest
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