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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
II Is stated thai $50 families ID Morton

1t Is stated that $50 families III Morton
county, Kansas, are In destitute circum-
stances, and that unless Immediate aid is
given many Of them will die from want OF
food aud clothing.
The American Sabbath Union will estab-
lish headquarters IN Washington. d. O., and
efforts Will be MADE to secure the passage
OF a Sunday law for the district Of Coum-
bia. Work will also be done In favor of tine
Sunday Rest bill tor soldiers, postmen and
engin4rs.
AT Thursdays ses7len OF the state grange
patrons OF husbandry In Harrisburg, Will
liams Grove was endorsed ~ tho place for
the annual picnic OF the fGa'etnity. ghs
committee on legislation made It's report,
demanding that the same protection given
manufacturers be extended to farmers, and
fayoring the Imposition Of duties on ali
foreign farm products imported. The COM
mittee on education reported against com.
pulsory education.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
pEEP4IISs E0E T4R.
Emginui Orders Es"- FOI,IgtCati0ns
liked s'p ~ canada.

Emgiuud Orders Ei"- Notifications
liked ''a ~ canada.
HALIFAX, 4. s., Dsu. l2-i'he Mat
creates sensation by publishing the
text OF q late order Of tho ir re.ial gov
eminent, ordeiiug ex ensive additions to
tbs Notifications 60d nsgerta shat conclu-
rious therefrou are ;hlt Engiaul Tears
foreign compil5ations ct no laN day
Tho order SAYS eHphatically to put all
the works IN condition to rocsivs an
attacE. The srbnrbs are to ba surveyed
for an eut're new fort Rad system Of
bfeaitworks.
Eighty aad two hun lrad tons guns are
baipg shipped at Woolwich, England,
pnd Will % mere in month Or so. The
| garrison is also to be Increased by two
entire regiments, and. altogether sne
/ people Of Nova bccaG, and especially
those Of the aNpits!, Rrs getting Excited
over these sudden and wssIke urepara.
| lions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

DLooMISoToS, lit, Dec. l3.-A fatal cut
ting ARRAY occurred last evening between
relied and fist fight was proposed. White
Cotton was taking OIL his cont. preparing
for the fray Brewer rushed at him and
stabbed him twice with a pocket knife,
One blow made n cut eight inches long
under the arm, severinG covering OF tle
lungs. and the other deeply punclnrei the
muscle OF the shoulder. Brewer fled and
has not since been heard from. Cotton
cannot recover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

IusCoLA, ILL.,, Dec. l3.--The Pentroast
Band OF Falta Heaters, which was driven
from Kirshoro recently, went to Bradshaw
Church, three miles out OF town, where,
Wednesday night. they were attacked by
the people at the close OF a meeting,
Severely beaten and driven away. The
baud at Lovington il still holding forth,
but the people thore havs warned them to
leave the town, claiming that their object is
Carthage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
To Lseimbmr,c ,I,r EEonch A.,,gncc..

WASHINGTON, Doc. Ex-senator Chandler
to-day introduced a bill Tor the reliGf Of
George W. Qulntard and George L. Weed.
assignee OF the LATE John Roach. Tie bill
appr0prlates s3s $40 TO be paid them for
extra work done ny order OF the Navy De.
partment, requiring change IN he speci-
locations OF the hull OF the monitor Puri-
tan. The bill also directs that ,274 be
allowed them for the care. wharfage and
toWage OF the monitor Roanoke from
March, 1875. to September, 1888.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
On EBKT, nut SMART.

How n Chicago clerk Sat in the
Fiox OF the Vicc-preEiden7's Party.
CHICAGO, Dec ll.-Frank q. Kammerer
is popular board Of trade man. He
thought that Ordinary So opera tickets
were good enough for himself and family
and accordingly dispatched his settling
clerk to the box utfice OF the Auditorium
several days ago. The tickets, which
called for seats in the family circle, we'll
to the skyward, were purchased. The
settling clerk got carried away with the
opera fever, and made up his mind that
he would go, too So at niolt he sp.
pesred in line at the box oiiice resplen-
dent in evening costume.
The line was very long, and when the
time for opening tho hail arrived the
hero of this story was away down to.
ward the end of it, with little prospect
tina. he would gel 10 the ticket windows.
Soon after Vice president Motions party
drove up, and the police ordered break
in tAe line to allow tie party to pass in.
MIS-, Morton, who was encumbered with
her wraps, train, DO, and a large bon
luet, stepped TO The sidewalk. "Oa,
dear she exclaimed, Il wish someone
/ would hold my bouquet"
The rest Of the patty did not hear tho
remark. but the setting clerk did. Vita
Chestettisldian grace lie tipped his ha,
1 and offered his assistance. "1henks =
murmured Mrs. Morton. The settling
clerk t-ipped lightly by her side bearing
the houquet a'o't Frd, OF course,
passed the doogkeeres without g1es
ton. Down the aisles they sailed
4 until they reached the private boz
net aside fer Mrs Morton's party
The settling clerk gently eusconcei him
self in seat in tie box, md during th,
evening he borrowed Hrs Morton'g optri
CLAUSES with which be nj dit the better ne,
his employer pefcLed in the upper circle
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

WAsuINaToN, Dec. lS-Tha House COM
mitte1 On elections held Its first meeting
aud effected an organization this morning.
Caester Ii. Rowell OF Illinois, son OF tho
chairman, was selected as clerk. A sUb-
committee or rules WAS selected, consisting
Of the chairman, Mos1rs. Huuk. Cooper,
Crisp and 0'Ferrall. This sub-committaa
will ba charged With the arrangement OF
the II contested election cases now await.
Ing settlement. Tho committee will meet
again subject to call, When the sub.commlt-
tee is ready to report.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

PORT liorE, ONT, Dec, ia very sad
drowning accident occurred here last OVEN
ing, In which three children belonging to
very respectable families lost their lives
Two little boys, sons NJ Joseph Wollette,
and eon of L. NJ Mitchell OF the Port
Hope Gardens, went skating on tho elee-
trio light pond, where they were last 9eer.
They undoubtedly broke through tho lee
and were drowned. An energetic search
Ing party is now looking for the bodies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
pentn Of snnerin.endent Igigbcn.

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. l3.--The EaY. Il. Z.
Hlgbee, d. D., LII. D., state supeTinten.
deaf OF public instruction, dicd az his home
here at | o'clock this morning, aged 80
years. DR.. HiRhec was stricken with
paralysis at Mifii!ntown on Tuesday and
remained unconscious during removal to
his homo and up to the time Of his death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

We shall be pleased to furnish
samples when desired, and assure
our patrons that their orders
will be given immediate and
careful attention in our well or
gauized Mail Order Department.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
straubriGge & Gluthitr.
MTRAWBRlDGE
> 8 CAorAlER.
PIIILADELpIIIA.
OUR LONG DRESS GOODS COUNTERS

UUR LyEG DRhSS GUvDS GUUNTbRS
are full OF life and activity these
December Gays. How could it
be otherwise with Winter Just
before us, and such a superb
stock OF Winter Dress Goods
the products of two continents
displayed in apparently endless
profusion ON o thousand feet OF
counters?
The question is sometimes
asked: Why carry so large q
stock, representing almost every
thing that is produced abroad or
at home? Would not q smaller
line equally satisfy the demand,
taking less room and leaving
space for other lines OF goods ?
| or aeSa0er is: Dress Goods with
us are the great specially OF the
business, and we prefer to have
not alone q sufficient, but an
oce$R2aGing stock, not being con-
| tsnt simply to meet the demand
but leading it Arrays, and giving
our patrons the choice OF the
worlds products.
DevotiDg ourselves not to gem
eral merchandise, but to the
great Dry Goods business erclw-
sicely, We prefer in that special
business to lead the country, de-
voting our whols time and atten-
tion, with all the facilities of our
great organization, to the aervice
Of our patrons in this line. And
with every added year as the
business grows greater and has
become OF national repute, with
orders coming to us from every
State and Territory Of the Union
NOTABLY from New York, Bos-
ton and other centres of COM
msroe-we feel increasingly sat-
ishSd to continue and still further
perfect the service to the great
public, in tina special but com.
prehensive liEes which belong to
the bu mess OF a welL-ordered
dry goods house.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
WE aAVE 1T HERE.
Eau Ctarc suffers from wiintDg-
toms Telephone Trouble and VIII
seek Legal Redress,

tUH'H HcTCPhOnb ErUUDTN Hhu VIII
seek Legal Redress
EAU CLAIRE, WIS.,, Dec. 13.--Oomplaint
has been flied by attorneys for tho Wiscon.
sin Telephone Company against the Eau
Claire Street Railway Company and Sprague
Electric Railway and Motor Company.
The complaint says the operation Of the
electric street railway system has destroyed
the utility OF the telephone system and that
the street railway is Of dangerous charac-
ter and without proper safeguards for the
protection OF the public. II prays for an
Injunction restraining the defendants from
operating the railway by electricity until its
wires are insulated or return wires put in,
and notice Is given that temporary In
Junction will be asked for on the 23i. The
trouble arises from the fact that there IL an
almost constant buzslng and roaring In the
telephone caused by Induction.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
mnr,I,nl for snn,n rnkntn

WASHINGTON, Dec. r. The President
TO day sent the following nomination TO
the Senate; Cyrus j. Frye Of South Da-
kots to be marshal OF the United States
tor the district Of South Dakota,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
MR.. CLEVELAND IN BOSTON
his SPEECH At THE BUSINESS
MEMS BANQUET.

8oston's solid Business ficn Give n
Banquet ut which Mr. Cleveland
is the Lion OF the Occasion and
Receives nn Oyntl0n-lEhe Adj
drcnAcs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

The ZAn2ibarists who accompanied Mr..
Stanley on his expedition through Africa
were received b, the Sultan to-day. The
Sultan thanked them for tic splendid
services they had rendered, Aad rewarded
them WITH presents.
All Itr2i5arists is engaged in fetiny
SIR, Stanley and the members o, his
expedition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

oDk orders enough "a pay mo over SS0.' w.
j. Elmorc, Bangor, Me-, writes /" take an or.
der for your album at almost every house
visit. My profit II often az much as $50 for n
single days work. Dt,lrrS mr." 'iping quite AS
we'll; We have upt srure tn give extracts from
their letters. Everyone who tnRes hold 81 this
grand business piles up grand profits ShHtt
we start SNsl IN thi. business. readrrf
NFiteto us aud learn all about II for yourself.
We nr starting many; No viii start you II you
don delay anti another gets nhead Of You in
your part q the rO!Ltry II you tHkrhold you
VIII he abe 10 pick up gold last. aS- - eat
On account Of Il forced manufacturers sale
l1I,OOU Irn dDItnr Photograph A.
bGiIms are t0 hr sold TO the people fer W each
Bound ii' Royal Crimson six Velvet Plush.
Chnrmingly decorated ln4ides. Handsomely
albums In the world. Largest ~izC. Greatest
bargains rvur known. Agents wanted. Liberal
terms, Zig inon"y fnr agents Any one can
become successful agent sells itself ~ sight
little or no taking nu'e sary. Wherever
Shown every one wants 10 purchase Agents
tax" hundreds and thousands Of orders with
ruridlty never before known. Great profits
hwGtt every worker, Agents nge making for
tunes. Ladies mako ns much as men You,
teHdcr, can do rs Ncll as amy one. Full inior-
nation Cud terms sTcc, I" those who wri . for
same, with particulars aud terms for our
Family Eiues, liunEr and Periodicals, After
You know all, should you 'OurluLr TO 60 no fur
thrr, why 40 harm Is danc- Address Z. q.
ALLEN N Co., Augusta, Maine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

Land d9ai has been practically closed
o7 Witch 3. Barrtscn OF Duluth, Mime.
sofa sells 20 . Loudon sud New York syn.
Ud-Uih.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19

William Kline, bar.
,rishlrr. Ia, writes: II
ihnyc mover known any,
sthing to sell like your
snihltn. \ estpTtlily 4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
AMONG THE GAY.

The Griggs mansion, 400 Summit ave.
nue., was brilliant with fashionable
assembly last night. The occasion was
a reception and concert given by the
ladies of ST. Paufs church. Rev. John
Wright. pastor, and Mrs. Henry Dale.
Mrs. w. r. Merriam, Mrs. Oliver Dali
rymple, Mrs T. E. Rice, Mrs. III. S.
Morton, Mrs. George Bacon. Mrs. F.
O.. Osborne, Mrs. Gussie Rope, Miss
Cook and Miss Gordon received the'
guests, who numbered several hundred.
The Aamold Concert company gave a.
most delightful concert and were
loudly applauded. The supper served
was most recherche and the toilets ex-
ceptionally brilliant. Until late hour
the avenue was crowded with carriages
and all seemed to have enjoyed theT-
selves imme sely.
Edward z. Perry, the celebrated blind
pianist, of Boston, will give three re-
citais at Nathan Ford's warerooms on
Oct. IL, IA and II.
Gen. G. C.. Andrews. late United
States consul to Norway and Sweden,
will deliver lecture this evening ON
those countries at the chapel of the
Dayton avenue Presbyterian church.
The admission fee is % cents, the pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the Cleaners
Mission band.
DR.. Robert 81. A. Boyd. of st. Paul,
and Miss Florence TelfOrd, of Lafayette,
Ind, will be married at the home of the
bride next Wednesday and will be at
home at 229 Western avenue after
Nov. 1. 80
Miss Mabel Ford, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. K. Ford, was married yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock to Frank s. Hinck-
ley, at the New Jerusalem church.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10

They will be at home at 6l2 Franklin
street, Minneapolis, after Tuesday,
Nov. 81.
John I. Howard, son of Judge Thomas
Howard, of this city, has just left for
New Haven, Conn.,, to enter the Yale
Law school. Mr.. Howard has been dis
tinguished as one of the most brilliant
of the students at St.Thomas' seminary.
where he recently passed a course of
philosophy.
= A social dance will be given by the
5Hibernian band on Friday evening, at
their hall. 1S5 East Sixth street. The
band will be in attendance.
z Mrs. "Dr" Kate Bushnell will de
liver an address next Sunday at the
Central Park NJ. E. church on Social
Purity" The lecture is under the aus
.pices of the White Shield league. Mrs.
Bushnell is celebrated through the
length and breadth of the land for her
earnest work in behalf of purity and
the elevation of the fallen. She talks
plainly and earnestly. handling deli
cate subject with great tact.
On Friday night the Young Peoples
Society of the Central Park NJ. E.
Church will discuss and review the
works of Emily Huntington Miller.
Mrs. Miller will leave shortly for Evan
stOn ILL.,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
BALLAST,

John Mcclure. trainms ster of the Kansas
City, was yesterday appointed division super
intendent of the st. Paul & Elma division.
Mr.. MCGUIRE was formerly yardmaster of the
st. Paul Union Depot company, ard has been
trainmaster of the Kansas City line during
the past year. He has had a long service
with the Western roads. especially in this
section.
Charles Tarbox, freight solicitor of the
Wisconsin Central and W. V. S. Thorne,
private secretary to James j. Hill, are absent
from their offices these days, being engaged
on jury duty at the court house.
The Duluth & Winnipeg is being built by
1000 men, and will reach the Mississippi
river crossing before snow flies. The Du-
luth, Crookstou d Northern tracks Will also
be finished this fall.
The Western Freight association, at its
meeting in Chicago yesterday, had under dis
cusSon the subject of reducing local rates,
but decided to take no action.
General Superintendent Shields, of the
Kansas City, left yesterday for st. Joe. He
was accompanied by Division Superlntend-
ent Mcclure.
Van bearing, Western passenger agent Of
the Duluth, South Shore Il Atlantic, returned
yesterday frcm Dakota tip.
W. S. Thorne, assistant general passenger
agent of the 500, left yesterday for ten
days trip to the Pacific coast.
j. 1. Hazard, of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe, was in the CITY yesterday.
E. W. Winter, general manager of the Oma-
ha, left for Chicago yesterday.
s. r. Ainslie. general manager Of the Wis
conSln Central, is i'll the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
NUBBINS OF NEWS.

Mary Walsh, an aged lady, was committed
to the insane asylum yesterday.
One marriage, six deaths and four births
were reported To the health Office yesterday.
The mayor yesterday discharged Frank II:
Waters, police patrol driver, on account or
drunkenness.
James H. Flanagan was arrested on Sew
enth street last night by Detectives Daily and
Kenaiy for pocket picking.
There will be the regular meeting OF Acker
post this evening, at 81, at their post hall
corner seventh and Wabasha.
Scarlet fever is reported at SO Reany,
1046 Edgerton, 1873 East Isabel and $50
Randolph; diphtheria at $50 Mortin.
There will be a special meeting OF the
Homeopathic Hospital Aid society at the
Ryan hotel this afternoon at o'clock.
G. H. Wilson, who claims to be a clothing
clerk, was arrested by Officer Grady last night
for stealing two suits of underwear from
Seventh street clothing store.
l.. Tuttle an enterprising business man of
Faribault, Mimi, visited the South st. Paul
packing houses yesterday. He said the In
stitution was to him "a seven days wonder.
The celebration OF the feast of Taber
nacles'' began last night, and will be con-
tinued by an interesting service and sermon
at the temple Tenth and Minnesota. at 9:3O
this morning.
Ducks will be plentiful on market this
week If a party consisting OF Edward Ed
HlullQS, W. Alu. IGlludustI, u
". Jaeger and genial John Cakes, with their
dogs about four TO each mani and ammun1-
uon, can bring 'em down. The party left for
Valley City, OAK, last evening.
The Minneapolis Times company yester-
day filed articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of state. The capital stock is fixed
at 5 ! 10000, and the Incorporators are c. A
NimOcks, president; W. A. Nimocks, vice
president: B. A. Dunn, treasurer; r. b. &C.
latt. secretary.
An alarm of fire was turned in last evening
at 6 80 from the corner of Ohio and George
streets, West st. Paul, caused by the over
flowing of gasoline stove at the residence
of Arson Petersen, SOB Ohio. The flames
were extinguished before the arrival of the
department.. Damage nominal. ...
A. j. Sawyer, the elevator owner, OF Du-
luth and Minneapolis yesterday appeared
before the railroad and warehouse commits
sioners. complaining of the insutficiency Of
cars Mr. Sawyer argued that private ship
pers should not have the same privileges as
elevator men, who should be first supplied
when cars are few.
The council committee on streets met yes
terday afternoon and Immediately adjourned
to carriages which were in waiting, for the
purpose of carrying the committeeman on
tour of inspection of the sewer system along
the line of the Milwaukee road. which por-
ton of the system is said to be faulty. The
committee occupied the entire afternoon Ill
making the inspection.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
THEATRICAL NOTES.

= The change of bill in the Crane en-
gagement does not occur until tO-mor-
row night, when Papa Perrichon" and
''The Balloon will be given. ION
Probation" will be given again to-
night.
Dan Sully in Daddy Nolan" will give
a matinee at Harris theater this after
noon at $50.
No work of fiction has ever been writ
ten which has achieved wider circula-
ton than "Around the World in Eighty
Days" The dramatic version of Jules
sVerne's greatest effort in novel writing
will be produced at Harris's theater on
Monday evening and throughout next
week by strong company under the
management of w. j. Fleming. Nearly
100 people will be engaged in the pies
entation, including Strikingly hand
some and shapely ballet. The scenery
is said to be very beautiful, the costumes
elegant and costly. The sale of seats
commences to-day.
Seats for the engagement of Mrs.
George S. Knight. beginning Saturday
at the Newmarket, will be sold to-mor-
row MOI ming
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
A S1A.. onA1ErTE
Who Will EOcalize in the Cam
paniLf Whitney Concert To-
Night

Who Will Vocalize in the Cam
panihi Whitney Concert To-
Night.
The first event of the star course, the
Campanini-W concert, will occur
at the Peoples church tonight. The
course will certainly receive an au-
spici0uS inaugural. as the class and
character of these concerts are above
suspicion. Campanini, Whitney and
De We're, the vocal trio of stars, have
all been heard this year in st. Paul and
are artists of the highest class. In
addition there are DuZehSi, Bologna
and Miss Clara Poole, vocalists of rising
fare. The entire programme is vocal,
and is as follows:
PARTI
Duet for Tenor and Baritone-'ROberto
il Diavolo" -. Meyerbeer
Sgri. Duzensi and Bologna.
Cavatina for Contralto--''O Mic Fer
nando," from "Favorita" 80. .Donizetti
Miss Clara Poole.
Aria for Tenor-"Ia Juiye'' ...... .Halevy
SCR. Duzensi-
Aria for Basso-"Qui Spegno," from
Magic Flute .:..--.. ........Mozart
Mr.. Whitney.
Rondo for Soprano rdon Gil In
censi," from Lucia Donizetti
Signorina de We're.
Romanza for Tenor-"Salve Dimora" Faust
Sgr. Campanini
Quartette-ReqDiem Of. ...... .....Verdi
Signorina de We're, Miss Poole, Sgri. Bologna
and Campanini.
PART H.
Grand Aria for Baritone-"Simon Boo
eanegra" -. .-...-.-...-.-.....Fer di
Sgr Bologna.
Rondo for SOprano-'La Perle du
Bresil' -. ......... .........David
Signorina de We're.
Grand Duet-ErOm La Muta di POr-
tier. -.-....... $500 .Auber
SCR Campanini and Mr.. Whitney.
Arioso for Contralto-'Figlio Mo-"
from Prophet. .Meyerbeer
Miss Clara Poole.
Sextette-From Lucia Donizetti
Campanini, Whitney, DGzensi, Bologna,
Clara Poole aud De We're.