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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

A Horrible Murder Near Boston
an Saturday.


PfsToS, july ia horrible tragedy was
enaerev 10 Snmerville at an early hour THU
morning. tn victims are MrA. CHthatine
Smith aged IS years, her son Thomas.
u. ed IA years, and the perpatrator OF the
terrible deed, Augustus II 'senherR, wbi e
two other children OF Mrs Smith were In
inred, one OF whom will die, ny numb"r
~ pistol sho's and the police we're
p'o nptly notified. The ON EZRA entered
ih- front a lor and encou ltsTed the dead
hoiv Of Thomas smith, Who re'eived hi
wounds probably upstairs and snccerd d
10 reaching the lower adding before tall
ing. A hnllet hHi entered his forehead
r. wac III" eldest OF the chi dren, OF which
there were flve.
Mr. Sni was found In he'll. Thu indi-
cations we're that ,hs was shot W lie
Asieep. The bali en'sred the right tenn ols
A | the children occnplsd rooms 10 the
attic, the az ont q ,or being used for gem
-ral'inmsstic pnruo'es and one room oT
Mrs. Smrh and Il ,sau1ere. Thorn IS slepr
qlaEe. Willie, aged IA ani AnRu.tns aoAd
Z. slep' f0gathsr 10 room nv themsa " S
rhs former was shot ihrouvh the hotv.
The wrnnd IN all prob ,bIliry will n owe
fatal. An nsrus was shot in the In ruth
nud physlcaas think his re- overy pos
sih'a.
Tne cause OF tho tragedy IA pot known.
Rthongh IL IL sateh that Rosenberg has
conn ninad about tho way he ha1 been
treated In money matters bv th- woman II
"a uppo-rh that raeAn' q ltrral over their
| financial affairs Was the chi-f cansa of The
tragedy. The snane OF the sh 0o'tng was AZ
he rnrrer OF Dams street and Dane court,
| snmerville.
| Tue ground 1o"r Ia used a. n provision
and or ,Gsrv sore, the b1snass having
| haen carried on by Mrs. Smith since the
| disappearance ~ her husb nd, C7arlaa
| smith, who IA IL . sei tn have committed
Suicide bv jlmains from the Por land
| steamer ahi " year ago. Mar neighOots
| we're aronseh NJ ahorr one O'Clock.
The boy Chtrles. aged s 'ears, wac
s'iRhtly Houndsi. He vas IN het with hts
lit'la sister Mabel, ona yaar Younger. Five
hots for Ave parsons, four OF than il-al.
shows goat elaboration on the part OF the
mn derer.
Roser hsrr jumped from window after
cpampllEhinS his bloody work ard was
prasn,nt d for soma time to have aseap d
nut his dead body was s,ortlv atferwatd
found In Dane Crurr, about 81 feet from
The scsns of the murder. There was nr
wound ard from irnth NJ tho mouth II I.
.nppn,ed that he either Diet At o.
" poison Rnennarc WAS the hu hand
" ChGtles Snlth's sister, who diet
few years ago Ha had several child-er
~ hi4 own l'vlre In Boz S'rset court
Samervil'e. Bs wont to liva With Mrs
Smith shortly aft r tn mysterious d'sp
oeararca OF her hpsbsni. The oouplt
we're never ma He'd 50 far ae my on
knows. He was ahont Al years II age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
FROM Samoa.
Reception oT OTficiaI Advices From
Amman IAIImiNEiY.

wAsHINar y, July rs - ha mail which
was nOu9ht to San Francisco about Today 5
ago from Admital Il mherly AZ Samoa has
Just reached the navy departn cut. It
UrHrs dAte OF June 10 b, la is report tie
afmira' says that although thu nH'ives are
bard pressed for food. they have com
mencei planting and MS the food fruits will
soon be ripe, the panger OF a famine has
passed.
All of the Funs and gun carriages NJ The
TT, mon and V4i dalih. except on" baloi g.
lug to the latter w ich canpot be found,
have heen recovered M d packed on shore
~ Apis. There i no. hing OF any real va ne
to the government LEI, or either ship except
the machinery.
A report from L'eutepeut-commande
Lynn, commanding ma Nipsla, has also
ha-n received. Toe Npsic was at Tanning
Island waitire for coal, which has been
purchgssd Mt Homo ulu BY Commander
G s"n of the Alert. and wa 70 b. delivered
al FIpninR I-laId on July 18Th.
The pa sage of the n psie from Apia 70
Fanning Island, while uneventtui was made
with some difficulty as her kaaI was lost In
the hnrricar o. nni she would go OH TO lee.
WaId IN wind
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
THE TRAGEDY CAVE.

Tho QunErtcs OF French Creck
Yield up "a Message Eiomb the Dead
RFADINa, Pa, july "A Editor Kauff.
msn OF the chester Va by Umoq ana W
W. Potts Of warwick, superintendent OF
Que of the extensive granite quar- es at
Falls OF Frencr Greek, furnish hera to-
day one OF the strangest storirs on
record, aid voueh for its entire anthem
ITCHY.
Recently while new qnsrrv was being
opened OF Falls of French Greek, in IL
wild section OF country, cave was dis
covered with skeleton in it. green
glass bottle WAS found alongside the
skeleton and Mr. Potts took possession
Of it. In the evening at his home be
opened it and found q manuscript, faded
and dscolor.d by time. The nanu.
script is addressed to Mics Virginia
Randolph, of Rtchm ond. Virginia. Tne
w'iter signs himself Arthur l.. Oar
rinRton of the same place, and states
that he was With Washington at Valley
Forge in l77s. He eoes en- TO say tba,
he was sent ont CD a foraeIng expeditions
to the neighhorhood of French Greek
when he received word that the British
had sent II considerable force TO cut him
off. The W i'ar says that his men took
refuge with friends while he made his
way to the cave, where he had hidd, n
before. 1t was marked by o rocs at
over the entrance, SO nicely halauc-d
that man could move it slightly with
one hand.
rhe fleeing patriot took shelter inside,
and had hardly dome 30 when the enemy
cane near and fred three ahots after hi :
rstreating men. The ncu.sion muRt
have DESTROYED the balaree Vt the stone
above the entrance, for il fell aud held
the writer y prisoner When convinced
hat he must die he wrote the letter ex plain.
ing ms situation. ard el, ,ently pro-
tested bis love for his swee,heart. The
date OF tho manuscript is Ma, 2jth, 1878
MIR, Potts says that he wrote to ar old
friend IN Ricumo nd. and that this friend
in Richmond, and that this friend sent
him word that his grAudmother's maiden
name had been Randolph. and that in az
old family burying ground, near hei
house, wac monument with this II scrip,
ton; "Died of broken heart, GU the
lst OF March, 1880, Virginia Randolph,
aged 81 years and 8 days. Faithful
1nto death y"
This friend also sends Mr.. Potts two
old letters written 10 years ago to Alice
Psy'on by Rachqel Randolph, in which
the disappearance of the young man il
referred to aud the approaching end Of
the young girl. Mr.. Potts concluded h,s
statement MS follows. Arthur Caring
/ toms r, mains are about to b. removed
and will soon rest by the sid, of biz
beloved in Virginia." Mr.. Potts sayt
that he bias the original manuscript, aud
Editor Raufmsn gives the entire story /
strong editorial endorsement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

BORON, Mass July is Schooner
Bnshrod ". Hill OF Boston hence Satur
day f,r Baltimore in ballast was run into
at 6 20 a. IN Sunday dining dense fog,
nv steamer Feuerico (Spanish) for
Matazlusas. The schooner was sailing
on ths starbosrd tack ut the time of the
collision. The steamer struck her on the
starhoArd side just forward Of the m szsn
rigging staving lerge hole 10 the
schoaner's side. ard cutting her down to
the waters edge. The schooner btgau
to fill rapid y and the steamer attempted
to toy her inSo port. After hawser
had been got IN 70 ,bA schooner she cap.
sized and ia this condi'ion was towed for
ahou' three quarters of an hour, Shen il
WAS found necessary to aosndon her
Cautain Nswccm1 aud crew OF nine men
wera ken aboard hesteamer anG landed
in Boston. The steamer which arrived
early this morning is unipjured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
RAILRoADsRs UNIrIE @.
Believed That n strike of The Train
men oF the Western Lines Is Com

Believed Thai n strike ut the Train
men oF the Western Lines Is COn-
trnpIai'd.
SPRINGFIELD Ill July IS About 400
'epr, Aantatives of the local Brotherhood
of Engineers of the state held secret
meeting here Yesterday. Little could be
earned az 70 the object of the meeting
hut i. is thouQht preliminary steps were
taken for the amalgamatlon of thu
motherhood with other railroad orgaui.
z,tinns. Cbiet Arthur was present and
addressed the men, hut he ia understood to
he OF posed to smalesmati n What d.
risiou was reached hy he delegates can
not be as yet asceftaiued.
we'll 6uovn railroad official said las
night, however that it has been known IT,
railroad circl.s for some time past that
the engineers are DIS att, d with the
on lcnme OF the strike en- the darlington
system and il has been understood that
this meeting was TO COZ slider the best
plan o. retrieving their former power.
TO do this, it IS thought, q general
strike OF the engineers and dremen on
avery western road was proposal. This
~ course is Rtrapunuslv denied BY the
officers of the board hut there seems to
be go' grounds for believing this move
was discussed. Representatives of the
Brotherhood IS far east as OHIO and from
the western states were present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
HILRAIN Nor BURT.
Euo Talks 81 Ia HIS Condition ana
PunisBuIent.


CHICAGO, July 10 -rne ioloWing IN
terview with JAKE irain ist preVions
10 HIS departnreto the EAst last nisnt, Il
published hsre;
The reported called his attention TO
the puolished statements tbat ne was nor
IN condition when be went into the ring
and that he ives terribly cru'te1 and nav
tered up when ne came OUT OF IL. 70,
reply hilrain stripped to ths oun ana
invi'ed an inspection OF his body. A
careful scrutiny OF his hody and OF ms
fac" failsd to diHoiose any wound, sw'r-
ing or even discolorAtion. ht'rain then
sid;
Those reporters who said YES baoly
hurt were fools. They raved aoout
SnllIvsn's furnishing blows and had nv
body nearly broken In two. nv ribs
steven in snd | was iDjnred Internally SO
that could not live. II sullivan 10 tn"
pun'sher they tav he "a and was
pounded the wy they say was l ought
to show some siRus of II. WAS sics
when | vent into the ring heforethe fight
and the run had through Indiana must
have done me good. | was hsaten and
have no excuse to msk Rut the sun
had moro to do with 1t than Sullivan had
Perhaps was not IN the best possihle
condition. l thought I was. and am
sure | was 10 az good CONDITION az was
possihle, considering the time I took to
at myself. The only thing am suffer
irg from now la sunburpt hack. NV
shoulders we're almost roasted and the
kin is all com pR o them. l don't know
how Sullivan stood tie heat
did he get on to your head7' asked
the reporter.
In reply K''rain rubbed his left hand m
ard down behind his left tar and added !:
q, he ent OTTO my had, hut it was
black here aud did not dosuy harm
why did Won not try 70 duish him
when yon saw bin voniitirfr
"Soma people will say ought IN have
ruuhed NJ him at that time, bnt know I
ns. d good Judgment. was watching
him clio 'e'y md when he hogan vomiting
| I dpciied 20 take rest. There are iwo
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
EXCITE ! Esr ~ pAkIs.
Bou,anxer's Frie"ds ssr.,v Demo'

Bnuianger,s FrIends Grow Deuion-
stratiys aud tha Ponce Interfere.
pAHIs, July Ia M Derouiede, N La.
puerre and other Bouiangist memte OF
the chamber OF deputies assembled in the
ace de 10 Cnncurie before the statue OF
Strasburgto day intending to hold meet
ing. A crowd Of several thousand per
sons had gathered. NJ. Deroulede was
about TO begin speech when police
eommissary named CLEMENT forced his
way through the crowd end approaching
Deroulede. forbade him to speak. De-
roulede protested. int the police Off 'ia
was obdnrate. Deronlede then began
affiKipg floral wreaths to the ratings
around the statne, at the same time
ieadiug the crowd in shouts OF 1--WE
Boulanger.h
Clement tried to arrest Dsroulede, but
the latter stcutly resisted, saying that he
had not male a spesch, and had only
cheered for Boulsuser. He refused to
accompany the offic4r TO the police sta
ton. Clement tierenoon seized him,
but the crowd came to D4roulede's rescue
Dad took him away from the officer.
clement was being roughly handled by
the mob, when large body OF police
suddenly appeared upon the scene and
charged the crowd driving them in ali
dire csiona and resouing the unfortunate
commssary.
A large number OF persons were ar
rested. LaRuerre and Derouede, during
the scrimmage, jumped into a cab and
we're driven to the tfi ,e OF IL Pressr
where r. mob had gathered and INDUCED
10 noisy demonstrations. The polios
cleared the strt cts aud made many more
arrests. The incident has caused sen.
Rstiou throughout the city and dangerous
Developments are feared.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

WASHINGTON, Jnly Is Negotiations
for tbs release of Denny, the third-base
man Of the Indianapolis, which were sus-
rended some weeks since, have again
been reopened and it ia probable that
within few days he will become Sen,
ator An off7r of $1,000 by President
Fl witt was made for his relea 3, but it
WAS declined and az the Hoosier team
needs a pitcher. the arrangement con
templates the transfer of 0'Dly and
pecuuiary consideration. Mr.. Ted
sullivan will, it is understood, be ap
pointed manager OF the Warrington. He
ia now in Wilsesbsrre, Pa., irving to get
ths rel. asses from that club OF Fitzgerald,
pitcher. aud Petit, right fislder, the lat
Ter formerly OF Chicago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
aHn puaI.Isrs OrF.
rhey E.enpe ARREST aud are spoed-
ing HROuexa ard.


NEW OBIEAss, July 10 Quite q crowd
Assem- b,ed around the steamship Hold on
this morning to see john L Sullisan and
party OF. as il was believed that he would
leave for the north on that vessel. II sp-
peared, however. that when application
was made for six berths to accommodate
the party that only four could be secured
and these included the captains berth in
'bis own stateroom Muldoon, who man-
'Rged the transportation, decided not to
accept the offer.
Sullivan and Oleary, who had been
drinking quite freely last night had not
entirely recovered from the effects OF
their dissipation, as ives evident from
their swollen eyes and general appear
ance. At 10 80 O'Clock Jimmy Mcd.le
called on Clea.y at Suilivsn's headqrar.
ters on Rampant street and had brief
conversation with him. Al its oonclu
sion Cleary babe him good bye, saying
he would meet HIM in New York. At
10. 40 O'Clock PAT Duffy, one OF the man
ayers Of the mill. called and 5000 there
after Sullivan, Muldoon, DIZZY and an
other person entered carriage, while
ClesrJ took seat beside the driver.
The party drove of, their baggage
hours before. Sullivan left his boarding
house his face still oetraylng the marks of
Kilrain's hsndiwork.
They left on special train for Mobile
and made no stops until Grand Bav
Mobile county, Ala, was reached, when
the npeoial Car was attached TO the regu
lar train from New Orleans for Mobile.
They reached the latter place at O'Clock
this evening and after waiting half au
hour the train pulled out for the north,
via Montgomery.
The sheriff OF Marion county, Miss /,
came hers this morning for The purpose
of arrestiug Sal ivan and Ktlraln. He
has gone 10 Baton Rogue to get q rfqnisi-
ton from the governor aud will return to
New Orleans this evening. Meantime
the puglisis are speeding q way as fast as
steam can carry them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

FAULT STE Marie Mich Ju y Is = The
stat III agent Of u Q Dntuth South SHIRE
g. Atla,tic at 500 junction saturday
funnd the remains Of Canadian mat
pouch his been missing since Nov. %
The pouch was known as the Windsor
pouch and was made mp at the Csnatian
500 All trace of 1t was lost after it left
this city. The theory now ia tnst II was
stolen while being transferred from ont
team to another at 500 Junction in the
dark and tsken into the woods by the
thieves where it was nf . of contents
In their hurry howe yer tue thieves over
looked II package Of money amounting to
$Il7 81. This the station agent discov
cred reduced almost to u pn'p and turi ed
it ovtr to Postottice l sp~nto- PArsell
The bag c,ntainei be,ides 81 ! CT in reg
ist-red tiers, 1924 OF which was Cana
dian customs dues, . of which the rob
bers secured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
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FIRED qHB STRIKERS.
: IrasIy sheriff Ncads Os a PartI
al Miners With Bullets.

& ulasly %hcTtff tteAGs spft n t'arty
nj Miners with bullets.
PHAlDWooD ILL ,Jaiy Is About 7 200
N nsrs. inrmertV employed at Cooley
VI ne. went to work saturday morning.
Th4 sher q received word early that q
a hundred o mora of the strikers were
on the way 10 intercept tho men and
rtarted for the sceue win 9 posse. I'M.
ing upon the strikeis he called upon
them to disparse and on their refusing
the posse iired revolvers. One striker
hed HE sknll glazed By a ba | and an.
other received ser Gus scalp wound
rns deputies then charged the crowd and
put them to flight. Witnesses of the az
fair claim the sher # was TOO hssty, hut
tue ,ffi 'er says he intended his men
70 FIRE i / the air.
1t is unders God the troubles of the
miners end operators VII be submitted
TO arbitration to-day. s me trouble j.
fea;ei as result OF Saturdays shooting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
AsHUFF-DTPpEh,s FATE.
q NyO Pounds az Wood Found In Mrs
stuFul1s, Stomach.

=
FIRMtSoHAM, ALA, July IL -drs. j. j.
MufI by, OF DIS city, died yesterday afrer.
moon trt m dlsets4 which had been uz
cling ph, eiana for eght years. About
-itht yaars ago the woman began to com
PLAIN OF pains In her stomach. She slow y
rGt gradually grew worse until she died.
A d, gan phy-icinns had treated her, but
none Of them we're abie to say what wa
he matter. F r. two yea past tha has
constantly sun red h, most intense patn
and said shr felt somathine growing III her
omlch. The doe ora eonld fasl a hard
substance 10 her stomach, but couldn't
d.term'ne what II WAS. ThA WON n was
roo weak for al operation, and Ihy-iciaps
from all over he state pL22.et over the
case uatil she di-d.
When Mrs. Murphy died yesterday an
autopsy was made aud In ha- stomach ths
doctors found two pounds of wood For
twenty years Mrs. Murphy nal h"en ad'
dc q to rhs habit of dipping snnfH. SnA
used small wood brushes Tor snuff dipp n4,
and wonli often bite II ami swallow small
planes ri the brush. These small! Particles
Of wood had FORMED a solid mass tn her
Stomach and tina hloak weighed just tw }
pounds. The PHYSICIANS say tht! was the
cause at death. It Is the trst case Of the
kind on record.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
MUST COUNT rag LBrrERs.
POSimaStcrs Nh Longer 10 be Paid
on tho Ra~ts OF SIRmIp sales.

POSimaStcrs Nh Longer 10 be Paid
On the Basis OF stamp stiies.
Many of tue Republican political
workers in tho rural stticts whose SER
vices have oaer rewarded by appoint
mtnts as II ur,h class postmasters have
been Disguised to find that they mus,
connt Every letter that they send away
aud that The salaries will he based IN the
unonnt of matter mailed and not on the
numbtr OF stamps sold, az formerly. Au
old post Office employe yesterday ex
claimed why the change was made.
"Whsn the fourth class postm asters
were paid according to the Tunber OF
s'amps solo," he said. 'the tfii sails Mt
Washington were somstimss surpriss1 at
he unprecedented growth OF an office
soon the growth became general, and ii
vas q matter or surprise with what rapid
Wy the sales of stamps at the small offices
Increased. At the ame time r.ble
falling of was noticed in the sale OF
stamps 10 Philsdelphia, New York and
other large post off 'es l. was not long
ba'ore the cause was discovered. Mos
OF the fourth class postmssters are couu-
try s'orekesp.Ts The houses from whom
thew purchased goods authorized agents
to if.e to take payment for their goods
in Stamps instead of cash. o. course in
all cases the q r Was accepted, for, as
the p stmaSter got percentage on The
sale OF stamps, this amounted practically
to reduction in price,"
Large bills OF goods were purchased
by oorntry s,oreksepsrs who were post
masters. They were pad for In stamps
aud the stnmps were reported to Wash
iDgton as among the sales. Stlarie'
jumped up at q marvellous rate. And IL
the meantime the New York and Phiis
lphia merchants used the stamps re
o'ived from the country and bough. mont
at home. The government lost thou
sands of dollars in salaries before th'
swindle was discovered"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
RI e oARNAGIs STRIKE.

'Cho millionaire Scotchman Deter-
nhsnea, but the Wen ARE Weii Or-
ganIzed--Au Arrung eiiicnt faiked
ct.
PIrTsBURa, Pa, July 13.-There ia an
armistIc7 at Ii JmesteHd 10 day and the
quiet prevailing Is III striking contrast 10
ne scenrs Of disorder aud excitement OF
yesterday. The Plbketton men wbo arrived
nsre yasterd ~ morning ware not taken to
he scene Of the trouble. l. Ia understood
that thev arc stationed at p int few
miles from the city, on the P-nnsytvanta
'ailroad to await d -veiopments. All night
long the strikers patrOll-d the river btnk1
and rairfad tracks wac1ing for the Pink
Or on guards aud non-Intnn workmen, but
they did not put in an APPEARANCES.
This morning thu strikers are still In con-
frol ut Homestead, but they are making
no denonSirAtlrn ant are hnl ling on
psndirg conference Of the amalgamatsd
IN italS and Olrn4sle'4 n tnagers, which
ha- been arranged for 8 p m.
The conf -rsuce WIS arranged at the
solicitation nf Sheriff McCtudlass aud
every effort will be madAtp I'll -ct settle
mant this afterl DON. II unsuccessful one nf
n most formidab . sttusHle' herwsen
capital aud labor In the history o. this city,
wlll follow The firm IS famous for IL. bitter
Determination IN tuah cnntrsts, white the
men regard It az a life and dea'h struggle
and hav- a most thorough organization.
A mos lag OF all tins 10 iS4s of tue ANAL
gatst Association OF Homestead Is in pro.
grssI
A conferences suggested hy Sheriff Nc.
Csudlass between The officials of the anna 4.
gamated association ami The members
the ltm OF CarneJie, Phipgs a Co. was
he lar night und 10 has bser productive
NJ munh better understanding between
| the partlel copgern-d
The confeten, this afternoon will be be.
| tw. en- tito employees az individuals and
4 not AS members of the ANA fsma'ei As.o.
citation, and the firm. 1t is understood
that the company sill aiheres TO its slid
ing scale, but ia wi ling TO maize some
mod d .atlous and that the men are also
ahxiOus 10 effect compromise. A har-
mOuious meeting aud settlement is ez'
| peeled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

BRAZIL, Inn, July 10 : the executive
cnmuatsee Of miners disbursed Saturday
1856 90 amorg S 500 dependents Hook
ing Valley coal is competing with Indiana
block and while with one hand the oper-
ators and miners there are bestowinR
charity, with the other they are rapidly
alhng contracts for Indiana block coal
with Hooking Valley coal. In few days
if they can keep the strike on that long
they will have captured the years trade.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

city. ottensiblv to take the ONO d Mis-
sistippi train for St. Louis. They really
went 10 Chicago.
XEsIA, o July 11.-Frark stevenson.
who passed through here or the limited
express, says Kilrain has gone via Indian.
apolis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
SULLIVAN sSE4Ks AwAY.
TO caves Chicago Quietly Ere.
sumabty lar New York.

cuIcAa ,,Julv 10 Prize. tgb'-r Sullivan Y
Ia Jude stood. has STATED Tor Wv Y ,rk He
managed to give the reporters the sliH las'
night. was supposed that be would s .
sast over he Graud Trunk road 10 rder to
minim'z the chances Of arrest. Lac last
light 1t was positive stated that he left ~
8 O'Clock on Il Michigsn Central train Thi
morning 1t VIA gwen out that g drove
With friend or two 10 South rhIcaRo aud
there boarded an utro!ug B Il o. train.