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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
TR0UBLE FEARED.
strike OF LabNrrrs IA wisconsin for
an increase of Wages.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, July 20 "A general
strike was iuAugutAted yesterday among
the laborers and over 600 are out. Thy
demand az increase from I 80 per day 10
sl.75 They visited the 81. Paul al d Pacihc's
coal docks ,whers IA men were wOf ring ut the
10 ents an hour rate under police protection.
They overpowered the police and routed
the men. The strike has an ugly look rs
the men are determined and the contractors
equally SO.
The st. Paul and Pacific and the North
western Fuel Company refuse to meet the
concessions by the Lehigh to the coal neav-
ers OF 80 cents an hour. They claim they
can nire men at 40 cents and propose to do
30. One OF the leaders has been arrested.
A company OF state militia has been ordered
TO the u4ele of the trouble.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
Giraffe Excursionists.

Some OF the colored people who attended
the excursion Ut the Laborers and Hod
Carriers Association to Reading on Thurs
day were bad LOT. Lauar's PARK was the
scene OF much disorder just before the re-,
turn to this city began. Two Intoxicated
women quarreled, and one hit the Other
with large stone, INJECTING an ugly
wound, from which blood flowed freely.
Another woman bad her false hair torn oil
aud in the rnsh Tor the train blows were ex
changed and u man was cut with razor
A squad of policemen had TO be summoned
to restore order.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
To rresco 81. Mary. church.

Lorenzo Scattagiia, tho well.known
decorative painter OF Philadelphia, has
been awarded the contract to iresco the In
terror OF ut. Mary's Church. Tue work will
be elaborate and will occupy the entire
summer. The work OF erecting the scaflold.
irescoing Is expected to be finished by the
and Of q .tnh,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

Milford CAraatcse says; Thomas Z.
Heather, who owns the Cedar Beach
Hotel property, has decided to rebuild
the hotel property chat was destroyed by
fire early IN the season. He Is nov ar
ranging matters with this object in view,
and although it is impossible to have the
new building ready for the business Of
tho summer season, he will have the
horse completed for fall and winter
ifata
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

sPRINo VALLEY, Ill, July 2O.-The miners
are 10 De eylc'ei. The Spring Valley Goa.
Company has finished serving eviction
notices on all the idle miners thar are iIying
10 their houses. About 100 families on 5yU
persons will tie thrown ont OF house ard
nome 10 a few days. They have no place
70 70, 1t Is quite likely that many Of the
miners Will resist and trouble VIII result
The sheriff and posse Will DO the eyetipg
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

CAIR0, July pa reeonuoEetlnS party
sem out tom Wadyhalfa found the
Drrvishss under Nod Ei.Jumi, Occupying a
gooi position, II was also learned that
Ea D5ivI5hns had been reinforced by Og0
men Tbs British troops at Assoaan mum
Der 500 men and are considered strong
enough to attack the Daryishss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
nnr,hnnnkc snoenr m rcnne.,cr.

MEMPHIS. lFNS., July 20. AT 6.32 O'Clock,
last evening, n slight shoak OF earthquake
Was felt IA tnis city. Crockery and glass
ware ratified, and IN some instances were
thrown from shelves, but no other evidence
vas given BESIDES the rocking motion.
TWO severe shocks we're Ielt ut Covington
Tenn, So miles north OF Memphis, each
shock lasting several seconds. For awhile
the Widest confusion prevailed. Houses
gera abandoned and the streets filled with
frightened people. A third but lighter
shocK was felt there at s.l5.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
JACK. THE kirrBs. cIUaRr.
the Murderer OE the L-si White
cbapei NIcIim ,Uistessrs.

Cbhpet tlcttm UAtehhrss
LONDON JAW - an Eugiishms,
was arrested this morning GU the ohart
u having murdered the woman who.
body was fonnd Tuesday morning
Castle Alvey Whitecaapel. After bsin
aiken into custody the prisoner c0n
fessed that he had Killed the womlr
He said the weapon he nsad TO arcn
plish his purpose was al ordinary pocka'
knife. He cArri.d no other weapon. H.
dc AIRED that he lived nowhere and tha
he had just arrived from abroad. Tn
plexion and carries himself vi h mil,
Lary air. His actions indicate that he il
insane.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
FOX DELAWARE WATHRs.
Recommendation OF General Smith
10 the CHIEF of Engineers.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-In his report to
the chief OF engineers OF operations under
the river and hnrbor bill, General W. F.
Smith makes the following Recommended
tions OF appropriations for continuing the
work next year;
Maurice river, N. j., 10000; Wilmington
hatbor, sl00, 600; ice harhor at New Castle,
$500; Duck creek, $4,000; Misplliion
GREGG. $4,000; irland waterway from
OhincotsAgue Bay, Va, 10 Delaware Bay n
Ls"es, 100000; Susquehanna river,
10000,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

PonTsM uTH, Ono, July 20.-At Darden
m nth, the sane peculiar disease whicN
nrBrly depopuated those places last sun.
iner mas returned. lady Ia said TO have
died IN two hours after being stricken. Ex
Mayor freeman s rsportei IN dying con
ileiOn. l. is an "a elton OF the bowels and
many thluk the drluklug water taken from
me Wells Is the eausa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

City Auditor Newell, on saturday. sold
ut public sale the house OF Eajah Williams,
on Ninth street between Madison and Mon
roe, to satisfy lien. The auditor bought
In the property tor sll0. the amount neces-
sary to cover the Lien and aeeruius costs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

WAsHiSGTnS, July 20.-The ptesidrn has
decided upon the appointment of Madison
n. Hurley OF New Albany, Ind, 10 be thlri
auditor OF the treasury vice Colonel
Williams, resigned Mr.. Hutley was for
merry postmaster OF New Aib4uy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

PORTLAND, ORE, july 10 Last night
The jury in tho Gaze of Charles Oldq,
charged with the k,iling OF Emil Weber,
brought in verolet OF murder in the
irst degree The shooting was the re-
suit of long standing bitter feud.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

BRocRw AYgLLE, PA Juiy 2O-Fire yes
tarday destroyed ths Eagle Valley tannery
togstner with 90 CORDS OF OAK park. Joha
Striker. An employe, Was bUrued 10 daatu.
Fvs employees were seriously burned. Loss
$4,000, fully insured,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
Nc,v nrlenn., Irn,,e,t nnx,

New ORLEANS, La. ,JuIy IS. Yesterday
was the hottest of the season. The Their
mometer at the signal service office reg
istered 90 Four persons were reported
Frustrated by the heat. two of them hav-
ing since died.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

LITTLE RucK, ARK, July 10 Arsenic
WAS placed III the food OF the four chill
dren OF Joseph Hunter, a planter living
near Star City, Tuesday, and three of
them have diet. The criminal and his
motive are unknown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

When Baby was sick, we gave her csstorla.
When She was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

u health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows tins use Of Syrnp
1t Figs, az it nets in harmony with n.ture
10 eHectually cleanse the system when
costiVe or bilious. For sale in bO-cent
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

PHrLApELpHIA, July 10 Mrs. Bier.
bauer, the wife Of Lew Bisrbauer, the
second hareman of the Athletic base ball
club, died here this morning. she has
been i'll for SEINE days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

ST. PtTFRsBuRG, july 2D,-Gtand Duke
Constantine, uncle OF the czar, has Suffered
stroke of paralysis. He has lost the
power Of speech.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

PLArNFIELD, N. j., Juiy 10. --Ex-Judge
G. p. suydsm Of Plaintieli, died at Min
neapolis, MINI. last night, aged 81 years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
DEMOCRATS M Usr 90.

Deer Park OZONE Gives Harrison
Strength to swing His Decapitat-
ing Axe.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-The President
has made the following appointments
William Rule OF Tennessee to be pension
agent at Knoxville William A. Richards
of Wyoming to be surveyor general Of
Wyoming; Boetius Il. Sullivan OF Dakota
to be surveyor general of Dakota.
To be registers OF land offices Charles
II. Uornell Of Nebraska, at Valentine,
Neb.; Edward p. OhaInplin OF Wyoming,
at Cheyenne, Wyoming; Martin j.
Wright OF California, at visalia; John
McEseth of Colorado, at Denver, Col.
To be receiver Of public moneys;
Robert L. Freeman, of California, at
visalis; Leroy Grant, of Wyoming, at
Cheyenne.
To be Indian agents: T. j. Bufford OF
Oregon at the Siletz Agency in Oregon;
John P. MoGIinn of Washington Terri
tory at the Nesh Bay Agency in Wash
ington Territory; D. J. NJ. Wood at the
Poncs Pawnee Otoe and Oakland Agency
in the Indian Territory.
Postmasters: Mrs. Laura G. Bates at
Anaheim, GAL, vice j. l. Gsrdiuer re-
moved; Major Hiram L Batcbelder at
Chico, Cal, vice Robinson MEG. Cones,
resigned; Benjamin Fish at anita Clara,
| CAL, vice I. N. Thompson, removed /;
John L,ngtraf at Horon, OAK, vice
George Love, removed; Henry ID.
Bard at Brazil, Ind. vice j. d. Sourwine,
removed; William F. Bunnell at Rsming-
ton, Ind, office became presidential ;
Jacob r, Weaver ut Coliax, Ia, yiaa s.
\. Wilson, removed; j, N. Mcdonald at
Burlingams, Kan, vice JUstinian May
berry, resigned; illiam Graft at
Chstopa, Kan., vice j p. d Jarnette, re-.
moved; william d. Christmsn at
Fredonia, Kan. vice 3. j.. Hess, re-
signed; Ebenezer B. Clark at Usage Mis.
sion, Kan, vice John Il. Brunt, removed,
Mrs. Maggie Tartar at somerset, Ky
vice o. W. Richardson, removed;
William F. Darby at North Adams,
| Mass, vice q l.. Rice, resigned;
Samuel F Murphy at AlegAp, Mich, vice
/ O. Ii. Adams. sGmoved; Gen. Tucker VI
lshpemirg, Mich, vice 2. II. Divine, re-
moved ames boss vt Hancock, Mich,
yire James b. Looney, removed Clinton
q GrfTey a. Eegawase, Mich, vice Dsiil
X K,u'e, comm ssiou expired William
B Dawiey at CrooksaoB, hipn,, We,
Allen McKinnen. resigned; George W.
Clark al Alliance, o.. We Il. W. stEouse
ofhce became Presidential.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
POLITIOa u.

Bsecham's pills act like magic on weak
stomach.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

CHICAGO, jay ID ABOUT 10 o'clock
last night one Of the heaviest thunder
storms OF recent years visited this city
At ono o'clock on ihursday morning the
thermometer registered sGo. The
weather did not grow any cooler dur
ing the night ard all day yesterday
the heat was fri2htful. Moisture
surcharged tbs atmosphere aud mad
the sums rays almost uuDcarablt.
Last night the rain poured down, tire
streets we're a Joded and ,ne cutters Were
running over The audience at the the,
atIes were driven out OF shelter inst ct
the time when the fall OF rain WAS
iefcsst. In ~ minutes after the thea
tres closed not carriage or cab coulu
be had. The erect cars were crowded
TO their fullest capacity The towns
transportation facilities were exhausted
and hundreds OF people conRre.
gated under awning and in doorways
The electrical display that accompanied
the rain was remarkable. A numoer OF
buildings and residences were struck by
lightning, but the damage in oil ceses wal
slight. The rains flooded the cellars IL
the southwestern portion Of the city, ant
many Easements Of down town business
houses doing great damage. Many cheHI
basement lodging houses were flooded
and the iosgsrs driven out on the street
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
Vet They want sI7 Protection.

FITTeDuBo, July 10. Carnegie, Pnipps
& Go. will TO day reduce the selling price
OF steel plates So per ton and their other
products in proportion. This cut is nm
preceden,ed in the history of the steel
and iron industry. 1t will result in this
firm selling all tie steel plates they can
produce and only those orders they can,
not fill will go to other firms. The slid.
ing scale sieUed BY the firms employees
goes into effect January LIST next and the
wages of the employees will ba based on
the price OF steel for the preceding three
months which will OF course resuit IN q
great cut in wages The firms @hn were
afraid TO fight the AmaRamated Associs.
lion and signed the association scale ato
thus shut out from competition and are
ouispoken in their indignation.
TIE CUT DENIED.
PITTsBuRG. July i9.-Ohsirman Abbot
OF Carnegie, Phipps Il 90, emphaltoaliy
denies that his firm has reduce the
price Of steel plates SO d ton or was any
other cut whatever in the selling price =.
their products.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
Ira PROFESSIONS AND rRAcricEs.


The deed under which the sugar truE'
was formed while more clear and explicit
In many respects than it's prototype was
more general in prescribing the duties O.
the trustees, doubtless to avoid suy con.
fiict with the laws against combinations
In the State Of New York Its trustees
denied, with muen emphasis any attempt
or purpose to control production or en-
nance prices, but few facts oaulot be
explained in any other way. Here Wcre
Is of the largest re1ueries in the country,
epgage ed in eager competition 10 the man
ufacture aud sale OF sugars that by =
single agreement entered into trust
Almost Immediately i've Of these retineIi7s
were closed, three In New York and two
In Boston, One OF the New YORK re-
1neries, the North river, was sold to thu
city for park purposes, another very
large one, the OTnsri, was directed 10
be dismantled. NarioRS excuses we're al
legged for the prompt elimination Of pro
duc'ion, but il is hard 10 plain Why ths
only shutting down in the country wa
among the trust Tefinerias Another
Immediate result of this combina
ton OF late rivals to main.
tain the standard Of refined sugar
was an increase in its cost to tie con
Bumer. When the trust was formed the
difference between this price Of fair rein
ing raw sugar and refined grauulatst
sugar was SIC cents per pound, diff
ference, which an examination Of cor
responding prices in London, allowing
al that was claimed for increased rost o
production in America, would afford
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34O ACR ES

ana 70 perches of land be the same more or less,
about 60 acres cleared land, and the balance is
well timbered with good hemlock and pine, on
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SILVER WEDDING.

There comes to nearly every family
who cares to observe them, some por-
ticularly happy and important social
event to make it desirable TO celebrate
it in manner beftting its Importance.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the
marriage of Richard Kitchen and Ma
ria Kindt, which occurred on the 21st-
inst, was one of those happy social
events to them. On that day, by invi-
tation, over fifty guests assembled at
their residence to participate in the eel
ebration of what is commonly known
as the "sllver wedding Those pres
ent were Nicholas Kindt and wife, (fa-
ther and mother of Mrs. Kitchen, aged
7S and 80 respectively, Rev. Nathaniel
Speer (who was the officiating clergy.
man for them twenty, FIVE years ago,
and wife, c. B. Kitchen (their sony ar
wife and daughter, G. r. Cox, B. F
McMchael, George Beck, l. B. Ikler
L. p. Yeager, Cyrus Demott, Moore De
mott, Isaac Kline, Wilbur Kline, VIM
Demott, j. Burger, f. l. Shultz, r. G
Kester, and their wives; Mrs. JENNIE
Robbins, III. Thomas and daughter
Misses Vernie Crosslev, Sadie Kitchen
Annie Miller, Mr.. John McMichael
Henry Rote, Sr., John Kitchen, ant
ye editor and wife. At 2 o'clock p m
the guests were summond to the dining
room where feast was spread whic1
would have done credit to Vanderbilt
ten thousand-dollar cook. Rev. Spea
invoked the blessings of the Divin
Ruler, after which all partook freely c
the good things set before them.
was a pleasant affair Throughout
Many useful and beautiful articles Q
silverware were gwen as tokens of I'll
esteem in which the couple are held.
Tablet.
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A NewW Gather Prophet.
THE FORECAST FOR OCTOBER Br REV. IRL
r. HICKS OF ST. LOUIS.

X. HICKS Of 81. LOIls.
A new weather prophet has risen in
the West. The Rev. Irl r. Hicks of
st. Louis, foretold the unprecedented
rainfall which caused the Johnstown
disaster, and in his weather forecast
for September he anticipated a storm
of "extreme fury" on the coast be-
tween the 10th and 18th. Here are
the predictions of the new American
weather prophet for October
The secondary storm movements
mentioned at the close of our Septem-
ber forecasts will run their course by
the 1st or 2nd of October--will be at
tended by rain in Southerly regions,
turning most likely to sleet and snow
in the North, followed by cold.
The first storm period proper for
October is central on the 5th, with
the planet Mercury central at a dis
tributing point on the 4th. This COM
bluation, especially during this Jovian
time of general meteorogical violence,
will in every probability produce
storms which will call for watcbful-
ness and care. Northwesterly storms
are apt to be severe, covering the lake
regions, and endaugering navigation
from about the 3rd to the Sth. Many
Of the country will most likely be visit
ed by heavy sleet during the storms of
this period. About the first genuine
polar wave is likely to appear at OF
about this time, and to encounter re.
tiring equatorial storms towards the
Atlantic Coasts. Some cold day,
will follow, until the temperature re-
acts for minor storms about the 18th
and 18th.
The appalling ful6lment of our calcu-
lations for the period in which We
write this forecast, September 10 to
15, together with the record going be.
fore it, confirm us in the belief that to
a greater or less extent October dis
turbances will partake of the charactel
of those preceding months, calling TO
promptness aud care in gathering ant
storing the products of the season. ant
causing inland navigation 10 be prema
turely precarious. We deprecate an.
radical departure from usual methods
but insist upon vigilance and ready
common-sense holding of the reips
We calculate the period running fror
about the 10th to the Goth is one il
which such care should be exercised
The 10th, 18th, 18th and 10th ar
days in which general Autumna! dis
turbances ought to pass Eastwar
across the continent. The high bal
ometer following these disturbance
will give place to reactionary storm
of energy about the 23d and oath. !
prompt and sharp reaction into frost.
cold days will follow.
From about the 9th to Novembe
is a regular and marked storm period
Be ready for such vic'ssitudes as TO
: low such stor ms at such seasons, an
for the cold following the storms int
November Have care for your fu
and hour helpless dependent stock.
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". I. BROOKE \ CO.

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told me that he had no idea of push
ing his suit for an aunulment Of the
marriage and that his heart fairly bled
for his poor, unfortunate wife. Mrs.
Hamilton is unquestionably in deli
cate condition, and has openly stated
that she will never take any more NOR
phine or opium and that IN the future
she will lead an entirely different life"
Hamilton, it is said, has made q
statement to the effect that he paid
Mr.. Perry $1,000 to defend his wife {;
that he also paid Mrs. Rupp in full for
all demands for the board of Baby
Beatrice, Mrs. Hamilton and himself,
and in addition he had given Mrs.
Rupp check for $3.50.
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UNDER EVA'S THUMB AGAIN.
BELIEF THAT HAMILTON WILL NOT TRY TO
OBTAIN A DIVORCE.

''Eva has Ray under her thumb
again. was the sentiment expressed
by the people of Atlantic City, when
it became known that Hamilton had
visited his wife in Jail at Mays Land
last Friday. Harsh, indeed, were the
comments passed upon the young New
Workers. weakness and the general
impression prevails that he will now
use every endeayor to secure new
trial for his wife and that whether
successful or not he will ultimately
live with her again as her husband.
A gentleman prominently Identified
with the case says:
81 am of the opinion that Hamilton
thinks more of his wife since trouble
has overtaken her than ever he did be
fore, and though he told me that he
had promised his brother and father
not to have anything more to do with
her, think that as soon as her tern
of imprisonment expires they will once
more be living together as man and
wife. Owing to the conduct OF Mrs
Rupp, Mrs. Hamilton is absolutely
without change of underlinen. Th'
delay in taking her to the State
prison in Trenton has been occasioneC
by desire on the part of the big
hearted Sheriff to give her an oppor
tunity 10 get her mortgages, jewel
and valuables deposited aud arrang
her affairs, which are now in a state o
confusion. She seems to bear her i'm
prisoument with stolidity. HamiltoI