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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
a BAron or AppoiNlMGNrs.
A Kansas Wan for the supreme
Court SncRsscy--Pheips for the Ecr-

A Kansas Wan for the supreme
Court Yscaocy--Pheips for the Ger-
man NtssiOn.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WASHINGTON, Dec THE President
TO-DAY sent 10 the 8 nate the nomination
of David j. Brewer Of Kansas to be asso-
ciete Justice OF the Supreme Court of the
United Stetes. Also the following addi-
tional nominations:
William Walter Phelps of New Jersey,
to be envoy extraordinary and minister
p'anipotentisry of the United States to
Germany.
Solomon Hirsoh Of Oregon, to be envoy
extraordinary spd minister pleuipoten-
tiary of the United States TO Turkey.
Ministers resident AID consulg general
CLARK H. Osrr Of Illinois, to Denmark;
George Marcy OK Tennessee, to Paraguay
and Usnguay; John l.. Stevens CT Maine,
to tine Hawai- an Islands; Richard g. Lay
Of tho District OF Columbia, to Ottawa;
william heySsa Edwards Of Ohio,
consul-ganeral at Berlin.
FJauk w. Palmer OF Illinois, to be
public printer.
Theodore Roosevelt Of New York, and
Hugh $. Thpmpson of South Carolina, to
hp NhNii heANiG1 GhiillAssibLtIos
Green i. RRum OF Iliincis, 10 be COM
missioner OF pensions.
Robert P. Porter o. New York, to be
superintendent Of census
Thomas j. Morgan Of Rhode Island to
bs commissioner OF Indian affsirs.
Horace a. Taylor Of Wisconsin, to be
conn issi1ner OF railroads.
William Il. Harris OF Massachusetts, to
be commissioner OF education; Lewis A.
Gfoff OF Nebraska, TO be commissioner of
the general land office; William NJ. Stone
of Iowa, to be assistant commissioner,
and james III. Townsend of Indiana, re-
oorder.
Daniel Dorchester OF Massachusetts, to
be superintendent of Indian schools.
John w Douglass and Lemon G.. Hiue
OF the Distric. of Columbia, 20 be COM
missioners Of the nistriot o. Columbia.
David Josiah Brewer, who WAS to-day
appointed to fill the vacancy on the
bench OF the supreme court caused by
the recent death of Justice Stanley
Mathews, was born in smyrna, A STA
Minor, in 1887. He Btuded At Wesleyan
University and afterwards at Ynlo, where
he was graduated in 1856. After two
years spent in the law fics OF his mole,
David Dudley Field. he enter the
Albany law school and graduated two
years later. In 1858 he removed 10
Kansas City, NO., to practice his profess
sion, subsequently removing to Leaven.
worth, Kansas. A United States oommis.
sioner in 1861, probate and criminal
court judge in 1865, superintendent of
public schools in 1868, city attorney in
1869 and judge of tho Kansas supreme
court in 1870, he has always been before
the public and in responsible positions.
He has also been interested In public
education and 1884 he was appointed
United States judge for the eighth cir
cui..-ED. E. L
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

EIeCtion of au Assessor New Castle
Jan lseuaits

J-tli hsflIatFS.
The levy court met ,Iussday morning,
with all members present except PIesi
dent Iaaao N. GIubh, who III on the spe.
ial jury ia the case OF Mary Wallace Ys.
Wilmington Il Northern kaiIrosd Dom
pany. In h,s absence Serick +. Shall
cross pres dad. After the minutes OF the
laVt sion nod been read and approved
recess f5r % minutes was taken to cHunus
for y romi..e fal assessor OF OAtiainna
hundred, wise TIncent q. Finn, de-
crs ed.
After rsassambling the conrt proceeded
10 elect M. EiiA-'s succ ssgOr. Thomas
ID Lyman WAS nominated by Mr. Kill
gore and waa elected by reclamation.
The oath of oftice was administered TO
the new assoaSor Immediately after his
election.
Jail Commissioner Janvisr asked for
information IN regard to repsiri1g New
Castle Jail. He stated that of the annual
appropriation OF. $500 the sum Of
$l or 80 had been expended by tine
tate commissioners and that the
sheriff and Jail physician had con-
tracted bills. A new cook stove 10
nesigd ~ the Jail, no added, and the
rotten h1or in the bum4'" cell will
have 70 be replaced lie did not think
that the remainder ct the appropriation
will pay Tor the work and purchase cen
templated. He was informed that M
extra appropriation OF $500 was granted
when the new Jail commissioners were
appointed nEd was advised to use II and
the remainder 81 he regular appropria-
tion in psyIpg for tho improvements, to
proceed with the work and tt the appro-
priRtions became exhausted to confer
with the court then.
County Treasurer HRman complained
Of the slowness OF the returns OF Collector
Richardson o, Mill Greek hundred aud
said that IL 10 returns wef made Tuesday
he would take legal steps against Rich
ardson'a susehes.
II. 4. Duncan one OF Richardson's sure-
ties, was heard. He stated that the co,lec-
tors arrears md been reduced from 81, 900
to $2,500. Mr.. Hamsn, intorrupting
him. said they bad been reduced to
81 800. Confirming, Mr.. Duncan said
that the taxpayers of the hundred are
slow in paying their taxes, but that he is
stirring Richardson, BE asked for more
time in which TO make returns.
He was informed that the matter had
been put in the hands OF the county
treasurer md the latter stated that no
will endeNvor 10 collect the taxes.
At ll-d5 O'clock, recess was taken until
O'Clock.
The levy court held brief session
Tuesday afternoon, but without transact
ing any business adjourned until the
first Tuesday ia January next.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
Special JBgORs.
Drawn 90 Try the Case OF Anderson
& S0n VS.. the Mayor and COnuciI Of

Drawn 20 Try the Case OF Anderson
& S0n VS.. the Mayor and COnuciI of
wilmington.
Tuesday afternoon the following
special panel .: jurors was drawn for the
case OF Anderson Il son vs.. the mayor and
Council of Wilmington, action for dam
ages;
Brandyaino William O.
Weer.
OhristiauR--John q. NeWbold.
Mill Oreek--,Iohn q. Morrison, Milton
Steele, Jamea Mitodhll.
White CLAY william F. Swaliey,
William A. Morrison.
Pencsder William Cooeh, Sewen O.
Biggs. George B1uldon.
New Cassie -Abrsm o. Boric, James T..
Eliason,
Rod Lion--Georse U. Bright, Albert
N. Sutton John r. Ohggs.
st. Georges--W vii is.a $. Vapoyhe, Will
liam p. Biggs, Alexander 2. Carnagy,
William A. omegys.
Apppqpinimink-W William A. Scott,
James l. Taylor.
BlGckbird Alexander Deakyne, Beuja-
min L. David, franklin Collins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

How Penbsyivanta Couple
EHRhnh Ihn NhhrrtMya NaNYns

.hSN "uPfN
Evsded the Marriage Laws
CoGRY, Pa, Dec. 4.-Ths strange we'd
ding OF couple Of this city on Thanks
giving day has just leaked out. They
were ~ xious to evade the marriage laws
OF this atate, and securing the sympathy
and aid OF q minister decided to be mar
ried on New York soil with the least pos
sible trouble and loss OF time. They
boarded train ON the New York, Penn
sylvania Il Ohio railroad and took Con-
ductor EVerts into their confidence.
As soon as the state line was passed
the .ninister pulled of his oyercost, hus-
tied the bride and groom to tho rear Of
the ogr and united them while train was
slowing no to stop at the next station.
Here thu train westward was met, and
the entire party left Conductor Ever q
train and took the train back 10 CORY,
where they surprised all their friends
with the account of the quick tying Of
the nuptiel knot aboard q passenger
coach.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Smyth Posi-, & A. r., held ita annual
election on Monday evening with the
following result; Comm snder, Sylvester
Solomon; senior oscommsnd0r,
Nathaniel Moore; Jnnior V,oe-oom-
mander, Charles N. Pesrce; Officer-Ot-
the day, Jacob b Sitter; officer oi.ihe
guard. Rlohsrd Heritage; Chaplain, Jacob
Lsmplugh; Surgeon, John Z4bley Quar-.
tsrmaster, Samuel Spence. Jonn Iebley
was elected trustee for 10 months.
Charles L. stout, Charles A. Foster,
willism II. Baker, CHARLES N Pesroe,
John Il. spencer, Pierre Gentisu, William
ID. Sparks, Jacob Lamplugh, George
Reuss. John Z4nley and Daniel Eysinger
we're elected delegates to the department
encsmpment and John b. McCla,n, John
Turner, George W. King, Nathaniel
Moore, Edward L.. Joohen, William II.
Middleton, Richard Heritage, Peter Me-
Aleer, Thomas Heap, Ezra Sullivan,
Joseph Brewer aud Nicholas Garrigen
were named for altornateH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
FIrsr Train on the No,v Roni.

An Esston, Md, special says The
frat train on the Baltimore 81 Eastern
shore railroad was ran Tuesday between
ST. Michael's and Easion, Two trans
each way between these pointa are SEIZED.
ulsd to run daily. An injunction was
served yesterday upon the ooHnty COM
inissOAers on petition of Preston b.
Spring TO restrain them from indorsing
the E0nds o. the railroad company, which
tbcv we're authorized to do to the extent
o. S53,000 by popular vote taken ut the
genera election OF 1887 under the oondi.
tions OF an act OF assembly authorizing
tho vote.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
Gatarrh i'm the Head

Dangerous tendencies characterize that very
common affection, catarrh in the head. The
toni matter dropping into the bronchial tubes
or lungs Is very liable TO lead to bronchitis or
consumption. As catarrh originates In i'm
puritl . IN The blood locnl applications can do
but little good. Tho common sense method of
treatment is to purity the blood, and for this
purpose there Is no preparation superior to
Hoods Sarsaparilla. The powerful action Of
this medicine upon the blood expsls every i'm
purity, cures calarrh and gives health to the
entire organism.
"fhis cerIlttes thnt was cured of bad case
Of catarrh by llo0ds HHrsaparilla two years
ago. WM. u. NolEs, East Jefferson, Me.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
MayrtIGes.

Mt. Salem NJ. Z
parsonage, on the Cd inst. by tho Rev. w.
Il. Avery, Johu W. Anderson and Lizzie Y.
Haley.
groom, Thirteenth and scott streets, on
November n1;h, by the Rev. w. Il. Avery,
Samuel q. Campcreon and Maria Sapp.
K-MAGEARI.--At ST. Pauls Catholic
Church, Nov. 18th, by the Row. NJ Y. Fallon,
samuel A. Cook aud Ella Mageary, both Of
this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
C.v,i OFFICERS OF r.onn II.

The following civil officers of Troop
b were elected Tuesday night to serve for
the ensuing six mouths: President, Will
liam Montgomery &c president, Thomas
II. edward; Financial Secretary, u. O.
Niensnn; Recording Secretary, s. l..
Ocheltree; Treasurer, Thomas Il. Rils.
General II. II Kenney, Colonel r. T.
Cooper aud General Theodore F. Arm
strong wers elected cont ibutiug mem-
bers and Major George Leroy Brown was
made an honorary member of the troop.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
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GAME L.IW PIOLATO RS.
A Merchant of H.aureI Is Nuicted
Ihc 'ruuc Of RlllHHz

A Merchant of HaHrci il NUicted TO
the FuUc of SJO3.6z.
The Delaware Game Protective As9oci-
alton, through it's agent, Detective Hutch
ins Of Dover, ~ still wegipg relentless
war ON violatoEB of the strict game laws
The association that says it is nat ques.
ton OF money with them, although heir
treag1ry has been benefit ed by the re-
pentsd arrests, but it is determined to
break up the practice by which tho game
lsRs are violated with impuuity. Yes-
terday Hutchins arrested e. j. Richard.
son q prominent merchant of laurel for
shipping birds out Of the State without n
license.
MIR. Richardson has been shipping
birds to Philadelphia for 10 years past
and his case was regarded us fragrant
violation Of the law. On Monday he
shipped 96 pattridges in an egg crate, con
signed to o. z. MoW6ray IL Co., commits
sion merchants of Philadelphia. The con-
signment was mauiiested as eggs aud two
layers of eggg wore p aGed on top Of the
birds in the crate. Detective Hutchins
had been watching Richardson for Rome
time and was notified of the 9! ipment.
He intercepted the crate at Middlstown
hLiN bApHASAOA1 "SAO NbhhAAhph va
opening the box.
Richardson was arrested Tuesday and
arraigned before Squire Elliott OF LQurel
who imposed tho fac prescribed by law
So for each bird shipped, making tue
line $3.50 uui the costs bringing the total
up to S503.67. The association offered
to compromise npon thu payment Of
1900 and costs, q total of 1928, 81. Mr..
Richardson offered 800 which was re.
fused and he was required to give bail
for his appearance tomorrow. He
threatens to appeal his csse to higher
court.
This vigorous prosecution of game law
vIolatora has had deterrent eGsot on
many and thers is much less coz plant
than formerly. Several other cases are
still pending and it is safe to say that the
law will be more strictly observed in the
future than it has been in the past.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Fork. steady ana quiet; mess, sIO.75a1I.5O;
extra prime, shJn1p15.
Lard, firm and quiet; steam rendered, $3.50.
2Sa3gc.
lurpentine, slow and unchanged, 45J9a45s<c.
Cattle MARKERS
BUFFALO, Dec. -Cattle--Receipts, 500
hcnd: rlioice shipping cattle, "a. I0a4 o. prime IS
choice native shipping steers, - i5ai.3O: me-
diam 10 good export grades, s3.T5ai.a0; fair to
choice canning and hutcherng cattle, S3.i0a
4;lu; Inediun 70 DO, tssOas6o: good TO
choice shipping. do, S3.l5n3.40; very common
and all rrIieS, S2a2.aj: Michigan steers, stock
els and feeders, fair to choice, Ss.50a2.g0; do.
d. far 10 good native shipping. S2a2.S5: fair to
good do, f!.GDa@T5: common 10 prime, do, SO
aaiO: milch cows and springers, common to
eAtiHS2latl, Sheep and lambs Receipts,S,0O0
head. choice to extra $3.50: medium to good, do,
- a1aj.l5: common to good, do, f4a423; good to
choire lambs, SGl5a6.iO: fair u good do, s5.75a
4; medium 70 fair do sha5.5O; Canadas,
do, siinaG.Hj. HoGs-Recpnts, 1880 head;
mediums and heavy, Sl9,a4; heavy ends.
mixed and Workers., $jS5I3.g0; pigs, S3.60a315;
r0urhs, 3.aaa3Hi; stays, 81
NEW YORK, Dec .-Bpcvps-Receipts, 4,500
nead: common 10 best stears, s3.1Oa5; bulls and
hS cows i1ua9.T0 CAlycs-Rcceipts, 49, head;
'APsic. for ycal7 and nt 2'ta3tic. for western
JatIes sheep ndlNmhs-Rereipts, $500 head;
a. 5ac. for sheep and mt 5Hltc. for lambs.
$40.
East LIBERTY, Dee. -cattie-I,ecepts.
$3.50 head; steady: prime, siioa4.3O good,
sa.lOa3 so; fntr fa10l3.aU; bulls, stays and fat
COWS, l.50n2 70; r. ours shipped to New York.
g--Eerepts. 1000 heed: Workers, s3S0s.
a.9O; selected PhiladelphiHs, s395ai. sheep
Receipts i,i0U head; prime, sha5.H0; good, s460
a ~: fair, Si,i5ai.s1; common, SEAS; lambs-
SthIGl.
CfScTSstTI, Dec. 2.-lIoEs active and higher;
common and light, t3l3iO: packing and
butchers, sS.tOa3.sl; receipts, 1900 head; ship
Eents. 1870 head.
BALTIMORE Nov. 25..-swine--Full receipts
and only a fair demand; quotations, 5a5Ac;
receip ;, S,li2 head.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
BLooM1SGToN, ILL, Dec. Airs.
John Siawhaugh, handsome young
woman OF Stanford, in this county,
while suffering from temporary mental
trouble took her yesr.oli child in her
arms yesterday afternoon, and leaped
into q we'll. Both were drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Playing WavOc with Lake Navign
gKn.h NaAnats tNranHc S

Playing Hayoc with Lake Navisn-
lion Vessels Wrecked.
Associated PresS Dispatch by Special Wires.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. IA heavy
northeast gaze, accompanied By blind
ing snow stern, has prevailed on Lake
Ontario for two d vs.. The schooner
Kate left Charlotte Monday afternoon,
laden With 800 tons OF coal for the bay
of Qdlu,e, and fears are expressed for
her safety. 1t WAS reported yesterday
that large vessel was ashore at Manitou
Beach, six miles west of tho harbnr.
AFTER much difficulty the life saving crew
succeeded il reacling point op
posite the vessel, Thteh was g three
master. TIE orez OF ~ men were
finally rescued by nighiall and the vessel
was abandoned. The Erie Stewart,
loaded with about 500 tons Of coal,
bound for Toronto, left Charlotte Sunday
right. She had 10 run back, however,
and was ssen of Charlotte barber about
dark last evening. She is on the rocks
and it is feared will 60 to pieces.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
Pieasnnl Pnr,or Entertainments.

A delightful parlor entertainment under
the auspices of Newport w. O I. U. and
for the benefit OF the fres reading room
in that town, WAS given on Monday even
ing at the residence Of John NJ. Newboid.
The interesting exercises included reoi-
tations and vocal and instrumental selec.
tiops, contributed by Messrs. Fullmer,
Muhlhausen, Carver, Benson Pyle, Rob-
inson and Boulsy, Mrs. Benson and
Misses Oonnor and Jones of this city. A
large audience was delighted and the pro-
ceeds were considerable,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
BAKR QUOTATIONS.


A4anrlated Pra4S Dlspltrn by SnrHlul Wlrat.
PufrApRirlitl. pee. t.--Flonr, dun, weak
Wheat, FIRM. dIll: SO. . rcd, sOasJgc.; No.
penrsylvaIl rcd, none here.
corn, scarce, firm: No. old i4Hc,
Onts steady; No :! mixed, 2ineTEr.
Bran steady.
I.alrd hay, lull, weak; timothy sl!alS,50.
Butter iiiruaud IN good demand.
Eggs, ~tcpiy.
Cheese. Hriu.
Pelr euu, -'cNiy.
Potatoes, iiFm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

In exchange for kind hearted charity
extended by Thomas +. Eaton, the pro
prietor of the boarding house III No. lnl7
spruce street to young man who asked
for nights lodging the latter requited
Mr.. Eaton's hospitality by stealing away
at midnight Tuesday night with a sum Of
money belonging 10 Mrs. Eaton and q
valuable overcost belonging to one Of the
boarderS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
IN DEATH-TRAP.
WOrkmen Caught Between Two
TFAius-EO our Fatalities.

Workmen Caught between Two
TrAius-E our FatatiLies.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec A shook
ing accident occurred AZ ESQ O'Clock this
morning at the Bazle street crossing Of
the Jersey Central railroad. The labor
train which conveys worknlen from this
city to the company's shops at Ashley
WIS due at the Halle street station and
several hundred men were assembled
waiting for it. A number of them walked
NIP the trsck short distance to meet the
train and secure good seats. Suddenly
a fast freight from the south approached
ct high speed. The men jumped
from the nprth-hound track to the sonth-
bound, whsn the labor train, rushing
around sharp cnrye, plunged into their
midst. 10 their scrambling many were
thrown down or against the two trains.
Two mon were struck by the freight and
two by the labor train. Benjamin
Poisns, aged CO. IVES instantly killed;
William Brent, aged 90, was run over
Rgi his body cnt in half. His wife is
now lying at the point nj death from
fever. Stephen Stetcl . Pol ander, aged
80 years, head crushed and leg ont ctf; he
was taken to the hospital hut will die.
Conrad Ernst, aged 80, skull fractured;
his injuries will proosoiy prove fatal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

On Monday night Augustus N. South
ard, engineer AT the city mills pumping
station, discovered an escape Ct gas in
the basement OF the building. He was
attracted to the locality through tho
strong odor Of gas pervading the build
ing Hs internationally however brought
lighted lantern TOO pJar TO where the
escsping gas had CIV r.sstpratsd the at
moapnsre. An explosion followed. The
packing of the steam pipe1 caught fire
and for the rtoment ii appeared 90 IL tbs
building wers in danger. Mr.. Sputhari
however trayely rushed towsr3s the
metre, turned 81 tbs RaI and next i.oment
Stripped II aus coat aud wrapping the
isnitsd pigs packing with the garment
succeeded in smotherine the flames.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
om,nn,. Dewoorn,ic Mevor.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
OMAHA, NEB, Dac. 4.-George W.
Lininger, Republican candidate for
mayor was defeated yesterday by Rich
ard @. Gushing, Dem, by majority of
batween 600 and 1900. Bonds in the
sum Of $3.50, 900 were voted to aid in the
construction OF the million dollar rail-
road bridge over the Missouri river here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Asso'iatedfratS Dispatch BY SpAriAl Wirss
NEW InnK. Dec. 4.--Flour, state and western,
firm, frCcr demand; low NNtlas, fl.8ja2.s5.
city mills. ii.!hni 10; city IN ~ patents, sl.t5l
5.a1: winter Mh"nts, loN grades f..i5as.S5; fnir
clear, $;i.I1uE,U sllaights, s36mi.G5; patents,
Sig5aJln rye mixtures S}l6n3S6. supctilru,
s2lOa@7a: 1u", a iir9 IS, southern. quiet
steady: common TO lair extra, Se5Oa!,t5, good
10 choice extra, S|lOnj.lO.
Wheat, No. rcd tracing lornl and loss active;
prices firm, December 81, -lduSi ,c.; january,
Is. l-I6uSi l5.li =: F"brnary, s,HNi G; March,
Sllir: April, - -: May, 50 H. 6as0'sc.; June
So, ps9Nc,
torn. NJ, nrm and quiet mixed WESTERN
SgAa3hC.
tints, 30, = firm, So hiEGcrand fairly actiyp
state, y \ a3lc.; western. 2ia3ic.
Bsef, slrong; plate, $7,7oaS, Is; extra mess, S..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Increase of pensions was allowed by
the pension department Tuesday to the
following Delawareans; James W. Nick
erson OF Frederick, John Ii. Schetier aud
William D. Sparks Of Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
suIcIpE RNMpANr.


Life with "a PistOI.
Associated Press Dispatch bT Special Wires
LEAvENgoRTH, KAN, Dec, Abr. :.
+. Taylor, son Of the late major and pay
master Of the United States army aud
son. in-law of TX United States Senator
Caldwell, committed suicida by shooting
himself last night. Dependency caused
by recent Illness 10 tine only cause that
can be assigned Tor the act a. his bust
mess and family relations were unusually
pleasant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Salvation oil the celebrated American
remedy for cuts, bruises, sprains, burns,
snlds, chilblaiuS, &c, can ne had Of All drug
gists. IL kills pain. price twenty-five cents q
bottle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

A new and important SORES of letters by
The famous Lord Chesterfield will shortly
be published, edited by LORD Carnatyon.