Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-24
coNoENsED NEWS.


Judge Ihurpan spent a quiet day at Port
Huron And had O long talk by wirc with
party leaders IN Washington and New York
This morning be left for Chicago and viii
arrive there tins eveniag, making several
speeches on che way.
The Cedar hin Wooden mills, at Dudley,
Delaware county, Pa, were buraed. Loss.
ss0,0Oo The employees escaped with dill
Guilty
General Manager Stone OF the Burlington
road who Is fooliug along the Massachusetts
coast, was seen by reporter and emphatk
cally denied the story that he has been de-
posed.
Burglars got away with $500 worth Of
clothing from the store Of A. e. Peterson 81
Co, Of jamestown, n. Y
s. r. Post, member OF the New York Pro.
duce Exchange, who failed the other day,
has settled with his creditors dollar fOs
dollar.
Through the carelessness Of the engineer q
wild engine collided with an Ohio Central
passenger train, and the fireman Of the
passenger engine was killed, the enginees
badly injured and several passengers alsa
injured Suits have already been instituted
aggregating S25,00o
~
In Lafayette place, Now York, Was burned,
causing loss Of Sl5,0 900.
great throng at Rome. ". Y, greeted
Governor Hill as he was passing through ON
q train He made brief speech, and told
them he would visit Romesbefore the cam,
paign is over
Gen. Harrison's first day at Middle Baa
was one Of complete rest and quiet enjoy
.I4a..
are temporarily tabooed
Bangor had a great Republican demonstra,
ton, and James G. Blaine was the chief
speaker, followed by Hon. George B. Ioring,
Of Massachusetts,; DIR. Doane, Of Kansas, and
G. A. Boutelle MIR. Biaine's reception was
OF the usual order, and 600 people shouted
for him.
The Reform club Of Rhode Island was or.
ganized az a meeting OF about thirty promi.
nent gentlemen, at Providence, representing
both parties, and leading commercial and
manufacturing concerns It's object is t.
promote good government, and one of its
aims 10 this end is 'the revision Of the tariff
by reduction or abrogation Of 50 called pro
tective taxes"
Prince Wilkes defeated Ciingstone thres
straight heats in Chicago. Best time, 2:I6.
Train No ON the Pittsburg and Connells
vile division OF the Baltimore and Ohio,
consisting of fifteen coaches, we'll filed
reached Pittsburg forty-eight hours lata
owing to the foods. Travel is now fully
resumed.
The three supposed counterfeiters ARRESTED
at Denver turned out TO be confidence men,
The senate has passed the bin approprias
ing an additional S200,O 600 to be used by TIA
president, in his discretion, to prevent ths
spread Of yellow fever and cholera The
emergency epidemic fund at the dispositi0a
Of the president will, therefore be $3.50, ,00o.
for there can be no question that the houss
will pass this bill.
The Boston Herald has received similar
sets OF articles from John Teemer and VII
liam O'Connnor for a three mile seullins
match to be rowed Sept %. on Onond lga os
Chatauqua lake. james Keenan, says he VIII
not back Teemer unless the race IS rowed al
Worcester, Mass
The City OF Chester disaster was not 50
bad as reported, though bad enough AZ
but thirteen passengers have been accounted
for
At the eleventh annual dinner at Sandss~
son academy, Ashfeid, Mass, George WA.
Curtis, Bishop Fellows, Of Chicago; Georgs
w. Cable. Rev. J. ". Chadwick, Presidents
seelye, OF Smith college, and others spoke.
There is much agitation among ths work.
men of Central Belgium. and general
strike is expected