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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

A Wi,,nipgtanian's Novel Experi-
ence lin Climatic Changes.


The immensely Of this continent, its
diversified climate aud wonderful railroad
facilities arc aptly displayed by IKE expert
ence Of gentleman OF this city. IA was
In pla,tsburg, N. Y, on business and Mon
treal haipg only 10 miles distant, he con-
cladsd TO take run over TO tue Canadian
metropolis yesterday week and look at
the ice palace which Is to bs opened on
Monday next.
Arriving in Montreal he found the ground
covered with about two feet of snow, and
during his entire stay Of over day he did
not see a vehioie otherwise than ON runners.
Fur caps took the place of t'stoveplpes
h5re, aud everything suggested the depth
of winter With the thermometer 20 below
2sro. Wilmington Ia about 400 miles
| from Montreal In direct line, and at noon
on Wednesday we had but littls suggestion
OF wintrv wenther, with the the.mome-
ter at Ago above zero and the warm sun
shinlng brightly. This eame gentleman
| boarded aftrain at Montreal at 4 O'Clock
| yesterday afternoon week, and Mt II O'Clock
Thureday morning, he arrived 10 WllmtnS.
ton, having passed through all the various
changes Of climate incident to change
from midwlnter TO spring. This is truly q
great country.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
Building Zines pairing january.

Building Zines Daring january
Ohief Eaginear Frederic II. Robinson
reports the following building lines
marked during the month of Januery,
1889: Andrew y. White, two dwellings,
Twelfth street, north aide, between Head
and Claymont. George W. Booker, eight
dwellings, Poplar street, west side, be-
tweea Thirteanih and Fourteenth. John
III. Forrest, two dwellings, Railroad ave-
nue. and Fourteenth strsat, southwest
corner. Samuel +. Biaekiston, stable,
Bassett street, west side. Eugene d.
Messick, stable, between Eighth and
Ninth and Adams and jackson streets.
Daniel Dohl, three dwellings, Third street
north side, between Lombard and Pine.
Patrick Bolen, two dwellings, Linden
street, south side, between Franklin and
Broome. William Il. Hickman, storo, King
street, east side, between Fourth and
Fifth. Samuel Colbert, dwelling, Lombard
street, west side, between Mooeulley and
Twelfth. John Il. Dickey, Patrick Eeary
and Nathan Liebermau, one store end
nine dwellings, Franklin aud Conrad
streets, northeast corner. Charlea O,
and Frederick O. Bammele, store, Poplar
street, East side, between Fifth and sixth.
Total for month, 80 buildings; total for
January, 1888, G buildings.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Within THO pRst lew days letters stained
~ the mythical order Of white Caps" have
baetl passing through the maila IN such
numbers rs 10 cause n gerceTibta 'ncreass
IL tho volume Of business In the post office
here. The letters Of warning which at first
were regarded with soma trepidatinn have
10 the mRtn taken humorous turn aud
now inspire considerable fun. Among the
most rscent warnings received from the
white Gaps" came to a small boy 10 years
Of agn, VINO Ia directed to abstain from
''go'1g with" tne girls on the penalty Of
40 lasheq we'll laid on. a farmer in Brandy.
wine hundred few days ago was warned
not to wear Il certain fur cap which he has
long WORT, or his premises under penalty
OF dire Vengeance. Tue recipient OF this
ep'stla Was 80 wrought mp THAT bent upoa
prosecution he drove to Wilmington for tic
purpose OF engaging an attorney to bring
action aHainsr the medilfrs. No ono was
Wiling to enter suit agatnet will o. the
Wisp defendant and the enraFed farmer
gave un the casa. Another Brandywlna
hundred farmer was appraised by mail I'm
lees he removed certain tenants from n
hnus9 ths building would bs torn down,
Tbs individual Whu has not been "notlaod'
by the White Gaps Ia rare indeed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
StUnsDURr ON s4 an

FAe Offers "A Revolution Looking 10
the Protection vi American Kn-
terestS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. I'm the serate
to-day Mr.. salisbury offered fesolu-
top, which vas uRfeed 10, instfuctinn
the committee on foreign relations to in.
qulra ito the conliiion Of affairs
In the Samoan Islands cad to report
at an esrly day what measures
hre necessary aud proper to protect
tho interests Of American citizsns therein,
and TO discharge any obligations OF the
United States TO the people Of thoae
Islands in the protection Of their local
government from the interference of any
foreign power; and 10 secure The juHt
rightg aud interesta OF the Quilted States
in the fu.ure control and government of
those islands,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Messrs. Clspp l. Co.'s (Nsw YorD
January review OF the wheat, corn, oats
and provision markets says: 1.-THE guam
tity of wheat now In the United states IN
proportion to the population (63 0UO, uuO)
Is perhaps iess than In any year sInoa
1867. Then prices touched $50 cents IL
Chicago in Msy on composition OF miilers'
The European crop OF wheat year ego
was estimated ut 1887, 0O0,0 900 bushels.
They began consuming this crop at hsr-
vest, and now estimate tae crop ct 1858 ~
1,124 900 900 bushels. or l02 Que UOo
more them in 1879, sad 66 600, 600 below
m average. Our etstis.lcisn, J, .. Dodge,
estimates their consumption OF ,3l2, VOo,-
600 bushslB.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
8eecham's pills cure bilious and nervous


Frank W. Reeve, formerly OF this city, but
now with the Daily Union OK Atlantic City,
N. j., net win i severe accident on Fri lay.
which is thus described by Fridays At
lahttc City Times: Foreman Frank W.
RsBye Of the Daily Uaion met With seGi-
Gus accident this morning In breaking hts
right arm, six inches above the wrist. He
vas olling tho cylinder press, when the oil
can caught, catching MS arm and breaking
one Dane. pr. L. Il. souder, next door, was
quickly cailsd. Assisted by his father, Dr..
Chaiios Souisr, the fracture was reduced
and Frank taken to bis residence, No. 20
hsEtu3ky avenue. The injury is painful OF
able him to DO about again after 6 few
days."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
Farmers, Institute.

Saturday week committee Of i've fram
Newark Grange was appointed 10 make
arrangements for holding farmers in
stitute, for the purpose OF bringing tn
gather the practical farmers OF the county
and stnte for day of general discussion
upon practical and th8urstipsl forming.
II is proposed to have three sesfong--
morning, afternoon and evening, and Co
have prominent man to lecture at each
sesBion upon live subject, and after
wards to discuss subjects of general in
serest 10 the farmer. Il ia asked by the
committee thst questions for discussion
will be sent to the chairman before tho
meeting, which il to be held about the
middle of February, in Dalsware College
oratory. The date of meeting and the
subjects and lecturers will be given in
TIE GAzETTE AND SLATE JouRNAL Any
Information in regard tc the matter will
10 eheerfully given by hny member Of
tho committee. It is hoped that these
meetings will be continued Throughout
the state, and we earnestly solicit the CO.
operation OF all the CHANGERS and farmers
in this work, and we hope here to con-
tinue these meetings. James Hossinger,
Newark; Delaware CLARK, Glasgow; Prof.
BsckWith, Experiment Station, Newark;
Charles Walton, Iron Hill, MI; Charles
Cannon, Cooch's Bridge, committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
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UNION PErgR4N LEGION.


Instituted.
mastering 0fiicer G.. ]. Il. Miller Of Phlla-
delphls Eboimpnept, assisted by 90 COM
rades, instituted Wilmington Eanampment,
No. 81 Union Veteran Legion, FiidaY night.
Tho vtslrors arrived at TAO o'clock and
were escorted to the headquarters of the
KGigbts Of Labor, over Third street market
house., where tho new encampinenr was
Instituted.
Following the installation OF the officers
elect Co!onel M0Nnir announced the fol-
lowlnR appointments: offieerpf the Guard,
William II. Taylor; Sergeant Major, Hsnry
Manloye; Quarterrnas,er Sergeant, J. NJ.
Ban'hem; uclor Bearer, p. j. Babeock
Sentinel John zsplsy; Buglar, George
Goats; Committee on Belief, W. v. Tax.
curry. Henry Mnnl0ve and W. II. Brady
liter and Artemns Wilhelm; Entertainment
Jsrnss NcDoTeli, Charles o, Berg and W
Il. Teylor; State Of the Legion, John p,
Donahue, Il. O. Richafdscn, W. Il. Adams
w. ID. Sparks and William 0'Gonnor. The
Knights OF Labor, s. A. Macali;ster and
SMITH Post Fife and Drum Corps were
given votes Of thanks. Adjournment was
usRds to March let.
A social time followed the adjournment
BE- Invitation CARRIED Encampment Sons Of
Veterans, YVES present, Smyth Post Fife and
Drum Corps eseott'n2 1t TO the ball A flna col
iation was served and there were speeches
and music. The visitors left at midnight
The national encampmeut will be held Ia
Altoona on February 22d. From this clr5
John r, Donahoe will be ielsgato and 3. A
Macalllster alternate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Dempsey rays that he Is more than
anxious TO meet MoCadrey in finish
fight before the California Athletic Club.
McOaffteY, however, wants the purse to
be 50, 600, which is considered a high
f2ute.
dem Smith has accepted the challenge
Issued by Charley Mitchell to box 10
roGnds, in England, for e200 pounds and
tho gate money. Smith has also issue1 a
challenge to fight Jake Kilrain for $500
u side.
Articles OF agreement between Jake
Gaudsur and William O'Oonnor for a
three-mils seulling match in San Fran
CISCO bay for the American championship
were signed on Wednesday. March Sd
is the date,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
rMpoRrAxr DusIYrss ooSoEnN
Which Win Probably F.0cate Its
Plant Ina WIID,ilactOtt.

w haAthh " tN4
Plant Ina Whining Ion.
The stockholders of the Inland Marine
Power Company, incorporated BY judge
Grubb Saturday week, met at the office OF
acffaoker d. HoTecker, Law Building,
Ninth aud Market streets, yesterday week,
A charter and bylaws were adopted
and partial organic ,ticn was made by the
election Of directors, including tho fol-
lowing: Colonel w. W. Dudley, Wash
ington; Hamilton Dlsston, Philpdslphja;
Charles Emory Saith, Pbiiadelphia;
Francis and Henry Ravley, Phiiadelphia;
q. W. Dslsmater aud James McLsin,
New yofh; II, Z. Cause and Samuel N.
Trump Of this city.
The purposes OF the uosety is the sp-
pitcation OF ammonia M q motive payer
to steam engines and oil engines where
steam Is used. II Ia mot contemplated to
use the new application as u complete
Substitute fur ateRm Int more rs m aopes-
sorry. II hes bean demonstrated that tho
process affords o saving of fuel of over so
per cent. The Inland Marine Power
coeaaipSnfy ias 9agRaiTaS. 70 q1eisg 'lefa rev
motive to all ting aud steamboats, aud all
crafts plying on the water usirg steRu
power huotneE oohPsuy WILL 10 VT
ganizsd for railroads, and third for the
application of the power to stationary
engines.
There ia ntrong likelihood Of the
Inland Marine Power Company, rs soor
as It has thoroughly organized, esteb-
fishing q large plant in this city. The
advantage OF o plentiful supply OF labor
at reasonable cost, the city's approach
sbleness by water and rail routes, and
the fact of les being elteady large manu-
featuring centre have all been recoy
nized by tho directors. It is understood
that the capital to be invested runs NJ
into the millions, and capitalists from
New York city, Washington, Philadelphia
and Boston alrsedy heavily Interested II
the new undertaking.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
mon AND Low WATER alarm.
Am Ingenious BnventiOn Designes
IN Guard Against Boiler ExplO

Am Ingenious BnventiOn Designed
To Guard Against Roller Expl0-
sfoRs.
Superintendent oil Fire Alarm ]. W.
Aydon Is introducing among the u1anutac-
turers OF Wilmington an Ingenious and
valuable Invention, designed for usa on
steam boilers for the purpose OF giving
timely and positive warning when the
water In the boiler Is either too high Or too
low.
The appliance 10 called this magnetic
electric high and low water alarm. and il
the inveation OF ], ]. Ghegan Of Newark,
Nd. " can be attached 20 any boiler. II
10 operated by small battery, and wires,
run from the boiler attachment TO Ron2s
placed wherever they can be heard With the
best effect. The appliance 10 arranged 80
that whenever the water In the boiler
reaches a certain polnt-as low as is con-
slstent with proper care and preeautton-
mn alsctrie connection Is established with
the low water alarm gong, and the gong ia
rung continually until the water Is turned
on md rises IN the boiler above the
| safety point. The high water gong ia
runR IN the same manner 10 case the water
| In the boiler ID allowed to 20 above cet-
| tatn point. The invention has been tested
| thoroughly, and has been perfected unril II
| works with absolute certainty. u IL
\ arranged 30 that boilers can b. supplied
with only the low water alarm or with both
| The advantages OF auch an invention are
/ very great, rs most OF tho boiler explosions
I that occur are tho result Of allowing The
/ water 10 become SO low that when 1t Is
| turned on 1t causes sudden expansion OF
/ steam, with disastrous results. With till:
alarm 10 use, only direct end purposed
neglect can produce an explosion from thi.
cause. The danger OF blowing out cylinde,
heads, aud other risks incurred by too
much water In boiler are also obviated
By the high water alarm,
Superintendent Aydon has put up good
| sized working model OF rhe invention IL
the battery room at the city halt and |,
giving prac ieal demonstration OF iss merit.
TO those Interested In steam boilers. 1t Il
attracting much attention and genera
! interest,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Ihe next annull meetlng Of the National
Educational Association will BIS held In
Nashville, TENN, July 16-l9th, 1889, The
meeting ef lhis association III San Fran
cisco last Jgly was very large, and the eE.
aQrsion5 planned aud condueGed by It's
managers gave great satisfaction TO thou
sands ct people, An excellent programme
Is IN prepararion for the Nashville mestlng.
III due tims excursion tickets 20 this mset-
ias and to a!l places Of interest in that
region will be on sale by Sill tue principal
railroads. Superintendent d. W. Haitian
OF this city has been appointed by the ex-
eeutiva committee as the Delaware manager
for the association,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Tie annual assessments on telegraph,
telephone and electric companios polea
within the city precincts have Just been
completed by Auditor Newell. The
amount will total between 1880 aod
81 800, and covers the following com.
paniss Western Union, Delaware & At.
lantic Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany, B Y .. railroad, w. q ". RAILROAD,
p, w. q b. railroad, the William Los &
Sons Company, Wilmington City Electric
Company, stLe City Passenger Railway
Company, and Postal Telegraph Company.
Each company is assessed 81 per pole
per year, the tax going into the city
treasury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
DEGIsrER,s ORDER.


NEW CASTLE C0uNFY, hEi., Dec. q. 1889
J'pcn the application Of George d. Armstrong,
Administrator OF richardson ~ Armstrong,
late Of Blnckbird hundred in said county, de-
ceased 10 is ordered and directed by thc Regis
ter that tho Administrator aforesaid give notice
of granting Of Letters Of administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with me date OF
granting thereof by causing advertisements to
be posted within forty days froin tho date OF
such Iottprs In six ~ the most public places OF
The county o. Ness Castle, requiring all persons
havina demands against the eSilte to present
the saine, or abide Ivy an Act Of Assembly, in
such cnse mnle and provided and also cause
the same to DO inserted within tho same period
In th, DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JOURNAL.
a newspaper published in Wilmington, Delt
and TO he continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of ONCE
Of the Register aforesaid, Mt Wilmington,
H. s. In New Castle county, aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
JOHN. X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE--Ail persons having claims againet
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly sttested tn the Administrator, on OF
before December 81, 1889. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such made and provided,
GEORGE ID. ARMSTRONG,
Administrator.
Address: Tayior's Bridge, Del 1sns-sm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

batnrJay morning the nrght Hlnshing
weather indicated, according 10 the stand
ard qf traditional meteorology that the
greuhd hog could SEQ bis shadow and there
fore there will follow six weeks Of stormy
weather. There was q difficulty in obtain
ing the experienced and authoritative
opinion OF ex. Unified States Marehql H. Fl.
McaIullen OF State Road station, whose
opinion upon tue question is never dis
puted. TIE genial InarabAl had not risen
and the catly-rlsing and industrious re-
porter thought It bsst not to disturb his
friends rosy SAUNDERS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
-, I, 800, mi. ran,ou. spec,fIor

r,a ma "Esle's Honey Of Horehouni
al; mar MA a kay 10 all the ingredients OF
tnst snvalnghls remedy for diseases Of the
thr , and lungs. It's three compont nts are
IratV, 10 The whole wottd for their healing,
socrhiug and counterirrltatirg properties,
arI Inc proportions IL which they are COM
Mined la this famous pumonic render IL, by
III ODDS tae mast potent preparation known
for tpe radical cure OF coughs, colds, IN
inergl, hoassrEass, bronchial dlhleaIties'
aui, all diseases ttnllnS 20 eonsuups.oA.
Piheg ToolGaehe psops ease In ohs
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
ADJ yrAsq.as snRAl,s ORDERS.

Widespread sivatisicatlon Over tho
Passage OF the Centennial A ppra-
prinfiOn.
The news OF the passage OF the 81, 900
appropriation by the Legislature. for
the purpose Of enabling the National
Guard OF this State to appear In its posi.
ton at the national parade in New York
next April affosds widespread gratifica.
tion 10 military cifclea in the city. Citi-
xsnH also thoroughly endorse the Iesisla.
lures generosity. The general comment
10 that 1t Ia proper recognition Of Dela.
wares historic position. The fact tlR.
both houses have evidenced their appre.
citation of the National Guard of Della.
whre inspires the city oompanies with
added zeal. II will result no doubt in 4
renewed military feeling aud esprit de
corps among the rank and Gle.
Tho following general urdsrs have haen
promulgated BY Adjutant-aenera II. b.
Kenney;
MnroBD, Jan. 40, 1879
1. Quarsermaster-A sergeant John o. Lamb
son, OF tue governors stall, 10 hereby ia,
lievod from duty on tho general star ard
will report TO his company for duty.
2, Sergeant Ianbeon will at opee turn
over to Lieutenant A. ID. Chaytor, O. n, .
First Regiment Infantry all public propert,
IN hts possession, taking his receipa III
duplicate for the same, and forward one
copy thereof TO this pfflNe.
BY Order OF the Governor;
II. II. KENSEY,
AdiuEant. general.
by order OF
GEoRaE W, MARSHALL,
Colonel Commanding First Regiment, N
q, d.
oficlal: H. Il. PAIGE, First Lieutenant and
Acting Adjutant.
BY another general order, dated Jan
nary 28th, the Feslgnations OF II. j. En-
wright, First Lieutenant 90. d, and ]. N
Harman, First Lieutenant and Adjutaul
First Regiment, are accepted aud thu
officers named honorably discharged.
Another general order dated Januar,
30th announces the close OF the season
for target practice and requires cnmpan,
commanders TO see that further use o
ball cartridge is dispensed with, excep
in such caves rs may receive their ~
prevail. They will report 10 the depart
ment not later than February LIST To,
amount Of ball cartridge on hand. Al
assistRnt inspectors appointed for TIM
department for the season just eloled or,
relieved from further duty ard will 70
port to the inspector OF riff practice aut
turn over any papers Of value to the de
partment that may be in their possession
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

NEW York, Feb. 1.-Two bare-knuckle
flahts were decided in the same ring near
PB.elson, N. j., this morning. oRe, for a
purse OF $500, between John Lscor DIRE and
jim Brooks. heavy-wetghts, was won by
the lotter after three minutes Of desperate
llahtlpg. The second, for $3.50, between
Jack Corr ell and joe Wilson, light-weights,
was won By ne lettsr 10 eight rnunds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

The lumber yard recently occupied by
o. Wesley Reldin d Brother, IN the
south sido OF Market street bridge, has
been secured by the Peninsula Lumber
Co, aud after February LIST it will be
operated by them in connection with
their ysrd at Thirteenth and Scott streets.
b. &. Tatnall is president and Hunter
Grdbb secretary aud treasurer of the
Peninsula Lumber 90.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
snioide az an Engii.h rord's SON,

TAcosiA, W. r., Feb. 2, Robert Young.
cAptaln ofthe British bRrg 2nlla, committed
suicide yesterday on board iheehip Nlney3,
now Loading at ms pat. IAg ,eqa4st dis.
closed that he had robbed the ship's medl-
cine chest while whiting tho captain ard
taken n large dose Of opium YOUNG was
In good health ard spirits previous 70 h.s
death, and on his person we're found notes
on m Australian bunk amounting TO several
thousand dollars. liz was this scapegrace
ecn Of au English lord.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
OH n,veho. s.rAve.ynr.,.

Mrs. Monges, Of No. 1914 Pine street.,
PhiIadelphla, Ia letter to the GAZETTE,
says: 81 and many others are mucn ag-
grleved at hearing that the offer made by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Gdnpany to buy
portion of Old SWedes graveyard has not
been positively declined by toe yestry Of
the church,n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
rlr. trirrin., oreGcntinls.

WAsnrNaToY. Jan. Blu the Senate
10 day The credentials OF Anthony fig
gins ar senator from the State of Dola-
ware for the term commencing Che 4th OF
March next, wore presented, read and
placed on file.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

great excitement was caused ro'entiy ny
the conjunction OF certain planets, SAID ~
astronomers to foretell deaths by colds, sc, hue
all anxiety was quickly dispelled BY the sage
FenarA of one fld citisen 'slYhRt 90 w eaes
eiat We got pr. Bun'a Cough Syrupf
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Wnen Baby was sick, We gave her castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for castoria.
when she became Miss she chung to castoria.
when she had Children, she gGve them Costoria
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Red, angry, eleep-iestroYlng erupions
viaiJ Ia ths action Of Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
"TIil's Hair and Whisker Dye" BLACK or
brown, 900,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

PINE BLUFF ARK, Fsb. 1.-The funeral OF
Colonel John Ill. Clayton took placs yester-
day afternoon under the ausplaes Of the
Grand Commandsry, Knights Templar, and
was attended by 1900 people. Special
tulins arrived from Fort Saith, Little Rock
md Texaikana. The body 10y In state Ia
the Methodist church during the morning
and was viewed By 4 countless throng. No
event Fince the war has 80 thoroughly
aroused publio feeling.
Gov. Eagle has offered reward Of
81 900 for the arrest arC conviction Of the
murderer. The legislature has passed a
bill authorizing the governor to offer re-
wA-d OF $500. The business men OF
Little Rock have raised 81 600 to be added
to the reward.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

sits only question of time and a short
time too, as to when your rheumatism will
yield 10 Hoods sarsaparilla. Try it.