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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
coAsT AsD HARBOr.
Report OF the Naval appropriation
siIihnnirInn ,f'n.nnI.

WAsursaToy, peb. S.--Tla Fertilization
Naval Appropriation bilis were submitted
TO the fall Senate committee on approptil.
lions today b. the sub.c0mm!tiees charged
with their examination. Appropriations
In the Fertilization bill were lihe,ally In
creased, rs follows: Torpeioss for harhor
defence 500. 600; mEch'ns guns Of AmeEl.
can manufacture, s29000; cni7soni aud
battery wagons for 3 2-'0-!neh guns,
S43 ga; for conducting the annual heavy
al lilers ptaetice, 220 600.
A pioposiion was Inserted that all
moneys shall be Olson, sel by too bnnd OF
ordnaaes and fortlilcajio9a created last
year ana II is made tn psra,iye on the hnstt
10 buy ouly American made material Steel
forging aud gun garbage appropriations
AMOUNT to nearly S3l0 000,
Heavy additions we're made 10 the naval
bill. The construction o. TWO steel gdnOostB
or cruisers Is provided fer, TO b5 from 800
TO 1890 tons displacement, and to cost not
more than S711, coo; Hlso una steel cruiser
OF 1900 tons displacement 10 cost s7i0,G
Appropriation Il also made for one ram f0s
barbor deie1ce ia accordance Win the
plans prepared By the naval advisory board
OF 1881.
Iu Older that these vessels may be
speedily built the appropriation !1F steei
machinoiy Is Increased by 81 5000 aud
that f9s armament by sl40q01, Az aag
vesses are 70 be lighted b7 6leetnlity and
S60,00J Is appropriated for that purpose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
a srEAmER SUNK.
Every body on Beard LOst--lssIteyed
tO DO fsiemcue OF tlio Glen ftne.

Every body on Board Lost-tsBIteyed
tO DO Giemcue OF tio Glen f4tne.
IpNpns, Feb. 6.--The British bark
Largo Biy. bound for Auckland, New
ZEALAND, was towed to Spithead to day in
sinking condition. She reports that on
Monday night last she was 10 collision
with an unknown four.masted steamer of
Beachy Head and that the steamer was
sunk with all on board.
The aeamen Of the Largo BAY say they
are certain that the lost steamer carried
passengers, and they estimate that the
crew and passengers together numbered
ct least 100 persons. The steamer sank
eight minutes after the collision occurred.
IT WAS A GLEN LINE STEAMER.
LONDON, Feb. TIT has been ascsr-
tanned beyond donbt that the steamer
which was sunk in collision with the
British bark Largo Bay off Beacby Head
on Monday night was the Glencoe, be.
longing to the Glen Line of Glasgow.
The Glencoe was bound from Liverpool
for London.
HER CREW OF 54 Drowned.
She carried crew numbering 81 mon,
all of whom we're probably drowned. She
mo no pasheDRerb.
The force Of the collision was so great
thst the foremast of tho Largo Bay WIS
| jerked ont and fell across her deckhouse,
crushing il.
A wild tempest was raging o. the time
| Of the accident and snow was falling 40
thick that it was impossible for the look
out on either vessel TO see the lights Of
the other until the collision was ineyita-
bic.
Tho Glencoe forged shsai trying to
Gross tho Largo Bays bow, but fsilsd to
| do so and ran at full speed into The bark,
| demolishipg 10 feet of her bow. Tie
Largo Bay would also have sunk had she
NOT been provided with water-tigat SEC
tions.
The suddenuess Of tho shock daksd the
Grew Of the bark. Ihsy saw nothing
further Of tbs steamer but could make
out her Grew struggling in the water. II
was impossible, however, to render them
ary assistance, all OF the Large Bay't
boa.s being smashed.
The wind blsw with such force that the
sails Of tie bark wers torn 10 shrads and
boy was carried overheard. The bari
veashersd ths storm until rescued aud
toved into C1weg.
It is nor learned that the crew Of tbs
Gl4ncoe numbered 50 men including 2;
ChinamGn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14


L. l.. GRrcelon, postmaster at Winchester,
Mass, mas I signed aud Is understood to be
$3.50 short In his accounts, which "a sup
posed TO be dus 10 loose management
rather than attempt 10 delraud.
Minister Preston received dispatch from
the Baytien Legation Jon Friday, saying
that tho British and French goyernments
have officially recognized General Lsgitlme
as pre- sideut OF the HaStisn Republic. The
miuist.rsa sthls announcement wi!lgrsatly
assist In restoring order IN Hayt.
The inquest 10 New York In the case OF
James MeGoSern, the ag stable nan Of
ihs Is .t tiua 'au. al who Va -rot and
~ Z rs Poiit"ul pyder wts con Ia tod
80 Frf-y. We ~ M "a S.yicr
| Or d 'hr .rot IN k'il-i MrG RI. II d
tnt III It ''lpg W JUS 4 bic, as the
| Oh o. sli'e WIS in arusa
! lie Cured Srares seeneg N h'ran
/ sailed from tina Mare Islard navy yArt,
California, On Thursday, for Panama Hsi
ocew will be discharged there end sbe viii
receive new crew, sent from New York by
q Pacific Maii steamer. The Mohlcsn has
no further orders than 10 proceed as fur q:
Panama, but in case an emergency arises
she Will probably be sent to Samoa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

1hs New York butchers are up in arms
agaiaet 10 0hieaEe dressed hsef ahAgy-
ciis's iaay gra greDqv.lg 20 have 4 81
1,..s55l ..s asyA.iy sl,r- s,.i Asl,s ii T.
mIsdemeanor TO expose, sell or CHER Tor
Eale any dressed beef or other fresh meat
nnless tie animal has been inspected be.
fore Strengthening by The otHoial sanitary
officer. The email butchers, who fuIes
most from tbs big companies, are push
ing the matter. In nearly every other Of
the New E2o;snd aud middle states
similar movement against western dressed
beef has hssn inaugurAted. A member
of the Pennsyl ianis Legislature before
which body an act is pending ThurGday
read letter from tina western monopo-
lista in which they made certain susg $.
tive oveslnre5. a similar law is to be
introduced into the Delaware Legislature.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

BAlTIAonE, Feb. 9.--samuel W Lincoln,
who says be ia q nephew OF eE.prssideat
Lincoln, was before Untad States Ganmis,
sioper Rogers yesterday, ch4rSeG with ao
strGctinG money from letter sent Though
the mails addressed TO Ryan A. q Yes. Lin.
coin is from Laey's Springs Va, and claims
TO be temperance lecturer His Victim Is
q incident student. Both boarded az ths
same ho1ae. G}l Wess Lafayette street.. A
money order fur S25 came To Gyles, hut
Iilcair exp - .u4 udJ rasnel az
mo irriNa HW,3-r lNt Gong ,a-
mae {; orc o.. "a rnD'h DIS
ti.9a, ,4ssi-.a, a ,,yla1nsi i,i6ad v ,h5 10.
fnndant, appeared in tbs lat'Gr'3 Behalf and
secured pastponameGt Of the csse until
today, aud Il Is p'0psb'c compromise
tiiid as tho thief, Ioi ppkes no dauial u
his giant. Ar. Ggie5 from South Caro-
HIM
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
onc.tnr Conn,,,. New .Inagc.

Thomas s. Butler, ESD, Of We, Chester,
was On Friday appolniei additional law
judge OF the court Of Chester comfy, TO
III vacancy created By tha doath o. Judge
Futaey and the elcyat.on Of law Judge
Waddell 10 the iatets position MI.
Butler WINS IN THIS CITY yesterday attending
y dlnner given bT II. q. ConIad, ESD, 10
b9tlf Gi.gl4s. 1'A4 ~ -6t1tse ,5 aRopa-
u Eoa william Cutter, flINNr president
5tr - ths 6sif- Ot Chsstsr Asur 7, DOW
nudge OF tue U1itsi 5 aces dsliGg court
for the Eastern district OF Pennsylvania ard
son OF S.musl B1iier, ia.s stata treasurer
OF Panhsy,vAnll. M. "a lar Is IS y1ars o.
aSe and les an extensive Law praciice He
Is q son-in law OF Smediey Darlington, who
Represents Chester and DslUwate county
IN Congress. Alfred P. Rssd, Ed, amsm
Der OF tho Chester county bar, was also 8
candidate for the once.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
No RRrrlsR MINISTER.
SRchvitIe's Successor VIII Not DO
Appointed After Nnrch dth.


New York Tribune copyright.
LcSDoN, Feb. 7.--Lfst there should be
any lingering about it. Lord Salisbury
baa caused TO be Published anew his
denial that Sir Julian Pauncefote or cry
body else has been appointed British
minister to Washington. None will be
sent, adds the semi-oflicial and wholly
inspired scribss, while Mr.. Cleveland
remains President. Possibly this will
open the eyes Of our belated Democratic
friends who have been 80 much annoyed
by suggestions that Lord Sslisbury's
action or insction was meant as an
atiront. Here IL 10 not only known, but
admitted. II remains PROBABLE that Biz
julian hiss been selected and will proceed
to Warrington soon after General Hsrri-
sons inauguration.
The Herald, in to.day's London edi.
ton, says Lord Salisbury will have no
diplomatic intercourse with the United
States while Mr.. Cleveland is President.
It was bscauss Of his knowledge that tbs
prime minister had formed this resolG-
ton that MIR. Phelps went home. This
he did to resent what he regarded as dis
courtesy to his government. That il en-
tlrely trne; the first time the truth has
been stated in print in England.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
Decr Pnrk the summer capitol.

BALTIMORE, Feb. T.--Mfs. HnrElson,
wife of the Presideut.elect end her
daughter, Mrs. ]. r. Mckee OF Indian
apolis, will spend tbs summer 81 Daer
Park, Md. Tao President elset, WHO
will DO full-fedgsd President by that
time, will bs wnrled to the mountains
from Washington every Saturday in q
special ca- which President Mayer OF the
d. 81 o. has already rendered him, Mr..
j. Z. Mckee, the son-in.la Of the Pres.
ident, hgs rented the cottage whore the
Harrison'7 will Iva this summer from DIR.
Davis AMI Mr. MeKse's lnotha-in. law
aud father.in.lsv viii be the guests of
himself and wife.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
rrARs' 10 the pufenr ard best SOAP made


Mr.. George 0. B1ldt, OF tho Hotel Be,la.
ynr, PhilGdslphia, is quoted is seyitsi
Perhaps be c1stlest thinner ever r.
Ta, yne one given To Fiarkhn b. GoWen,
II February, 1882. ry the rsilrcah presidents
paii1n- phia aud Neg N1rk. He was
tu9n president OF 1ha Beading. W II.
Vanderbilt was one OF tho 2 guests, re.
mamber. Tue name OF MIR. Gowen formed
Of Jlcqremiu0t r1Sehudg appeared On tins
veil Of III room In letters 10 lGcue- high.
Go ards were served after they led been
kepr on les TOR ~ months, and the 10 man
punch was brought 70 tha taola IN the ten.
iiers Of miniature railway tralns, ore Of
which Was piacad before each Rrest. Tre
tiny tr4ina we e set upon steHl rDils,aod the
IN Sine AID ears bore the inltirls at The
L ailng IA cad, Ihs dinner cost $50 q
eaVErb
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

LOUISVILLE. n.y., Feb s--Jemes Ross.
coiored, wa7 hanged az Btandenburg Mead
oouuty q, 20 a. m, IIs was very cool and
when Hskedi ii re had any hir s 10 say, re.
Piled ftmiy: mot ono wcI1, SIR Hls
body was turned over to medical STUDENT
70 whom Rosa had hcqGeRthei It. 4 lse
mGIderen Benedict Rhodes, au old f1rne-,
IN Mead county on April 9Th last. Els con-
fassed to having been win negto named
Farmer Ihsn the latter Jnnl'tei The MIR;
ter. His srory Is not credited IA the tes,l-
mony pointed direct TO bis having CON-
United the crime,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
ASSISTANT oAsHInn,s sUroIDx.
NO Cause il hnolvn why He shouid
KIN Himself.

ST.. LOUIS. Feb. e iward O. Brock, who
has bean assistant oashler OF tine Com
merclal Blnk OF this city for the past 1--we
years committed suicide at his home, No.
2Sl8 Gamble street, az IL 80 O'Clock this
morning, by shooting himself In the head
with Ss-celihre pistol. No cause for the
act ls known.
Nc. B-eok was out Visiting friends last
night and returned home anont midnight.
A few minutes later two Of his sons were
awakened by noise which they thought
was made by the slammlng Of door
but on investigating their father
was found dying on the door
Of his room with q bullet hole In bis right
temple. He remained unconscious until
bis death. Mr. Bteck was SO years old. and
leaves wife aud six children. Acoroner'e
inquest Will be held to day, at which, per-
haps, some light may be thrown on the
mystery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
THE PEACH oRop.
Ht IL Reported All slight No Far ON
the nstcrn shore.

she nstcrn shore.
Special to tho Baltimore sun.
EAsroN, Nh, Foo. S.--rners has been yet
no general examination OF the peach buds
by Talbo, county growers to ascertain deu-
nitely the effect Of tho cold snap on them.
While some apprehension Is felt the opinicn
Ia suppressed that the buds are not far eaough
advanced to be injured by tue temperature
OF the past two days. The young orchards,
II any, are II jured, as they showed signs Of
more advanced development. MIR. John Z.
Stelle, who has passed through the pelch sec
ton OF Queen Anne's county, reports that
the growers there are not alarmed.
William Massey, OF Greansborough, Caro-
line county, says they ere not fearing this
weather; that it will be n God send II II
continues cold throughout February. What
they fear ia warm weather to follow this
and cold weather In March.
Some Ice Ia being gathered to-day, but
there Is no general los harvest IN this
county. The ics Is clear and firm, but
light. Navigation Is slightly interfered
with by tue les In the smaller creeks and the
upper waters OF the rivers.
DENTON, ND, Feb. 8.--Ocld snap Will not
likely inIlre the peach crop In Caroline
county, except a part OF the soung trees.
A report Is current that ono variety Of trees
10 en- orchard near Pres ton IL IN bloom and
OF course will be killed, but ths older trees
are not advanced far enough 10 be injured.
unless the weather gets much colder than
Il is now. HurserYmau j. W. Kerr yesier
day said :"ln my oplnion the peach Is safe. "
Ice on the river ia but llttle more than m
Inch thick, and there ls 10 pr0spec. OF har-
vestlng crop. as the temperature Is mod.
Grating TO day.
The cold snap has not injured tho peach
crop III any section OF Kent. lee OF poor
quality Is being harvested here, aud at
Kennedyvllle the Chester river was iro2sn
across opposite Chesteytown yesterday
morning, but quickly ouonet AGAIN.
CENTREvnIE, Nd, Feb. s.--ESpeIienced
farmsTs say 1t Is too early for this cold snap
TO affect tha peach crop IN this locality,
although some trees Look us Il they were
budding. The lea Is q Inches thlcS and
people IRE busy filing III iir fee.h0uses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

A Terrific Dynamite Explosion In a
Tent with seven Wen.

LEAvESwoRTH, KAN Fab "a miraeu-
lous 'scape from death was had yesterday
morning by seven mon occup ling tent on
the reservation nsRr the city. The men
are engaged In grading railroad across
the reservation. In addition TO tho tent
being used for sleeping purposes, IL was
made the store-house of dynamite used In
blasting.
warning - pounds Of the stuff sxplo ded
with terrific effect. The tent was torn TO
shrais ard the beds and hunks were broken
aGd scattered In every direction and hole
over eight feet deep was exclvated BY the
explosion. Strange TO say not one OF the
men were injured. The Inhabitants OF the
northern part Of the city felt the force OF
the shock ard much glass was broken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

t'Whsn n passenger gets on O street
car, said Judge 8ladle iu his charge to
the Jury in az assault ard battery case
last week IN PHILADELPHIA II is his duty TO
paY BIZ cent fare, and II he can pay it,
it is his duty 30 get CT, and i ha don't
get Cd the oonduc or has right to use
az much force IS is necessary 10 put Lin
OF. Any man who has l00 bill, If the
Eule were Otherwise, might ride around
in the street.cars TOR the balance Of his
lite"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

NtS YorR Feb AT 81 a m, the dis
ctyary was matA thgt the residents OF the
fGu-s.nri-t tenement house, 2it Eat
3 W tyilitb street, had tun Il terrible risk
n being al snii lcstpi IL thair heis owing
70 q iclk in the gR,Plpa "a the C lar. When
a goGlp gada tie discovery she fastened
~ once 70 arouse the inmates james R,iyan
Hra MS wife. Merry a1d Alice 0Neall, nil
iiylag on tho top flltr, wefo found rngon-
saliu1, rs also W re Mary Nav and Anthony
Nae, who occupied rooms On the lGsl hoor.
AL tie Victims are recoy 5rluG,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Cmotao. Esd. y movement "a on foot
70 seeuys the pardon " Oscar Naebe, ono
o! the Anarchists tried for the Haymarket
conspiracy and who was sentenced to 10
year, imprisonment HIS brother has for
more thRa year been urging the Pioneer Aid
and S1ppoit ASS lclnt'on and other orgAni-
zitlons friendly 10 the Anarchists to take
steps on bis behalf, hut for some reason
these societies could rot be induced 20
move except for Fis'den, Srhwab and
Ncebe Together, Finally the friends OF
Neehe determined TO press his case on It's
Individual nj rIts, and petition to Gov.
Filter IL now bvlng circulated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Horse Blankets whichare strong
md have a reputation are always
initiated in poor qualities which
,ook like them, but having fewer
warp threads are not as strong,
Some dealers buy these poor
limitations for a few cents less and
ty saying they are Gust as good"
sell them at the same price as the
strong blankets to parties who do
not know the difference. o.
You cannot tell whether horse
,ankets are strong by the look
y feel, as the warp threads d.
not show OH the face. How thei
&c you to know? $3.50 As.s&sal
Inorderthat you cantell a strong
lanket from weakone, the manu-
acturer Of 81 Horse Blankets
lcws the above 81 Trade Mark
Inside Of each bIanset. This IS a
guarantee that it is the stronges:
eAnlet made FOR Tie money and
gill wear well. E:a,@
Many poor limitations have been
sold as 81 blankets. Remember
,onc are genuine unless the
Trade Mark is sswcd inside.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
r.,rh1..h,n nus o,r,cr .c,. ,nnrnreh

WASHINGTON. Feh. tts Pre.i inut has
approved the act foe the as-fbi; 1nant OF
lgnt snip9 NJ SANDY Haok, NV YajG mr.
hor ard IL Great Round sAJnl. n,as MN
tncket, Mas. 'hA act 20 IroviGe a rem
p1raty hona ior c ftaln persons 3,schar Iad
from tho uai'ai States navy; the Hag 70
authorize tie flrristtng Of nballete sac.
vlcesbis cannon to soldiers homes, aud the
net gEantin; u pension to John A. q. II =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

BERLGs. Feb. 9.-Thc Ndtioadl ZiiiunJ
says that advices from Vt. Petersburg whtcn
may be regarded as absolutely authentic,
assert that Count Hoyos and all the dones-
tics at the Meyefling Chateau cav Baroness
Y-teera, who hid been shot, living under
the countsrpane on Crown Prince Ru-
dolph's bad snd the crown prince lying
outside tho hedrlothes and that thay o1n-
Arm the report Of family disputes arising
owing 70 the intimacy Of tho crown prince
with tho baroness,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Kansas GiiY, Mo-, Foo. "a petition was
In due form and ~ sober earnest
10 the lower house Of thu Kansas e9isla-
Nre yest-rdRY from the National hu'i-
ajIse Thtef Association through Mr.. Pbll.
eps OF ScdfNick conuty. II p1nys for tho
apactment OF p law 20 authoriz, the lynch
ms OF horse thieves whoever they may ht
found aud to limit the right Of jury service
to men able TO read.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
sRoar ~ rBEfR ACCOUNTS.
a Cashier and uerchamts' Exchange
rFau1bnr Skip S1itb si2e,B0O.

9'ENEslN1FT1 F7Ef'V W ~ v ~"IVVVs
A. s. Guokln, Cashier OF the MaDhe ttau
Elevated Ran Dad Company Ia New York,
Is missing ana here Is auor.age q about
$40, 600 "a hls accounts. GOos!l kept our
different pay-rclls, and the method he en-
p!oyed TO sWlndle the company was credit
inS sums Of money 10 names OF fictitious
persons Represented on the bocks as en.
ployes The officials Of this road are rejieent
about the matter.
1t is announced that Harry pleakmEDn, q
prominent member Of the Merchants Ez.
change III 81. Louis, mss gone to Canada,
leaving shortage Of $5J, 1900. The ptinci-
pal Lesser Ia Mrs Wi!nelming Meyer, Ais
mother-in,law. whose estate b. maaHged
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

BERLIN. Feh. S.--lihe recall Of Mr. Sewoll
tia American eou7a in Samoa, has pro-
an excellent Impression hero. The
P7s' and other papers urge the neets sity 81
tho recall Of the El1isn cpcsal also, Who.
Il = alnSsd eourrlbatsd largely 10 the
cal5!- C! tue trouble. The tnree powers
hight then the papere say he represented by
G'hcr t:usJ worthy agents VINO pould assist
in hr.o .iuS about tho friendly settlement
tEa.Is13
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

The Maryland State Council, United
Ansricar NJ cAanics, concluded its 30th
annual convention IhurRday OF bGi,i-
more A mmittee WAS apo ntei to
extend the order, and $500 was nupro-
pTiaosd TO dafray its expenses. Tha an
nual election or eff ,ers resulted az toll
lows: Oo1ncilor, W. T. a. K.rwan; V.se.
councillor, ). Rec seerstary, ". A.
Noel; Treasurer, w. ii. Sohillae; Iudue
tor, Charles Allen; Examine Jatpea Rica:
Protector, ~. II, Abtahans; Gspres n.
tatiYas to National Councii, DR.. j. D..
Blake and Alien u Lane.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

EnnwALK, CoNN, f b. g.--"wnits Cap"
notices arc being resolved hy prominent
men. Tina last ona was received IN morn,
Ing by Isaac Seilolk. l. was ,mbellisaed
WITH skull and eos bones. TIE excite
rnaut is inter se. several psrsons were 80
frEhrrnei that they left town. No outrage
has Eeen committed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
RREoRs orr ENGLAND.
A BARK Wrecked nj MOlyhcad-Fu-
Ftuu~ t,nip ii, the Channel.

NHb"N NAAV
LONDON, Fab. 9.---Fhe British bark Glen
Grant, Captain CritGhley, from Pensacola,
has been w-eeked a: Holyhead. No lives
were lost.
A furious gale prevailed IN the English
Channel all last nlght. The weather was
bitter cold. A number OF small wrecks
have been reported.
SCOTLAND RAILROADS. rtrcKED by sNow--A
BARR AND CHEW Lost.
LONDON, F-O. The gale IA England and
Scotland still cGndtues, TeleEraphic com
muaieation has baeu Intercepted by the
storm and houses have been blown down.
In Scotland heavy saow-storm prevails,
and the faiiwaya IRE hl1eEed.
Along the coast there have been runner
eus wrecks. a bark bNS been loay ell
Grimsby and ali bands were drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

sewaIl's Resignation ASKED For.
NAsa1s iI0N. Feb. L TINS morning
EaT5li IL. Slwah cansul general o TIE
SgmoBn lsisnds received natltcat on
from the staGo department th.t LIS
resignation would be acceptable on ire
grounds tAst his yiows are not Ia h@.
mouY wiz those Of she standardization.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

no More Commissions on DrF Goods
TIE h0ndseds Of dressmak s1s ind uur-
chasing agents who have been allowed
commissions on purchases ranging fcom
6 to 20 per cent by tie leading dry goods
Arms Of Philadelphia city are in oouster-
nation over circulars isBued recently atat-
ing that hereafter no commissions will be
allowed. The firms that have issued
these circulara are JOIN Wanamnker,
Darlington RuuE & Co., Granville -.
Hsipes i Co., Straw bridge & Clothier,
Homer, GoliadHy q Co, s3harplsss
Brothers, Partridge Il Biehara6on and
Bome othets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
rhe oa.nirr,s nyrnult glaae Good

NV YORK, Fsh o. The elevated railcoai
ottHiets FAY ina, iba b ndsneyl OF A, 4
GlOkin, rncir defaultinS cashier, have
made gooi the few thousands Of dollars
shortage IA MA a1Goan;s AMI mat ,hsre lie
Gn aud TO tho matter. Mr.. Gookln Is az BIZ.
home In Nyuck.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Farthguake Shocks in California.
San FnANcIsco Feb. 7-L'sHy earth.
quake shocks, ooauryias at 20 last
night, are reported from Los Angelica
and San B,rnMdino, At O9kon, Csi.,
two distinct shocks were felt. No DAM
age was done.