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Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
2obes 9uinnteE 1913.

- Ratursds CT ct farltgt Cpoarns
niu9smio0ei. 9ette fanbt iorfeoea
Iisnersu | bet fat6ulIts Bi6l!0t6si |
Sort Bdpue ub. "a ban en- Rorges
nsn Itutoe autanbs Sasisu | ben tore
Oun / RiaIosrsn, funot en- frpstsIi9 gls
plofiOu Steo. 1ieuersn ~faiteos8 t04rs
Oper Rirtberrummet mob 8~ssen.
San fl baabe 9~raHoIaar og irOoOrtss
Sfabe. Bpsuinsen bleu mertOGrbi9
NOT life meset beIflbiset.
5Br 8Qreertrisen par mn msset
fda Roinbsr anintts / R%seisringsns
9spartsmenter | 8aibinston. TIMBER
Brefiosnt Gincolns Administration be-
spuote Girausmiuifter Gbaie at auiatte
tuinOsliss 8stisnts / 5inansbepartemeus
tet. Ru er Der / be fOrfisQise 9epartes
menter nnIat 1000 RDin6er.
- NiGioneren Sobn 8. S6osu6ers
ger, en- Ssrnfabritant | Bittsburs, Der
upGis bsbe / gtsu g,rt gitp. gar siuet
100000 til Spfsrslis al ct Soipitut
paa ct @runofpffe s acres fort ueo
ALLEGHENY Cemetery. 9ssforuoen bar
ban siuet 100000 til bet prOtsfautife
spiltOpate 8tip:osmme / 8ittsbur9 os
100000 til 9rinitp gpiicOpat gbur3
/ famine gp.
5amilisn 8urrops / Mt6igau
letter for Btis pua biitOrilte GornaOue.
Rongrssmano 8urrpw} beber Sutius
G9iar 8urrotps; Ell 8rOoer at Dam
beoer Sanuibaf, en- onoen 8rooer 9eoer
Glerauoer, en- treble gbriRop6sr gOs
lumbus % en- iierbe NapOleOn 8ouds
parte.
Den bsrsmte ameritauIfe 2ar6e,
Qnorsp D. 85ite, tiblissre omeritaut
Geianot | Berlin, er nplis tomnsn Elem
ira en- l9u9ere &eiie eiennem europa.
San uOtutsr fig me9et aH~erfjenoeabe ON
Stprelien / be itsrre europniIte 8D.r os
~ipecielt ON Rensisrslien Of 8aberue. 8
oenne fioite Senieence ubmarter Baris,
Berlin o. 8ien fig fremfOr andre eurOs
paiIte 8Der. Den sueiie fore 8D |
europa, iOm FOB mssst tilba8s mso
Senipn til R~ensisretisn Of @aoerne,
oar ROnItautinopel. 9 benue 6enisenbe
trOr ban, at Nstu gort Os %aonItautinOs
pei itaar paa famine Erin.
- General o. 8. SOtu1rb ias6e fors
IsSsn / en- Gate, iom ban botbt 0e6 gais
litarD Ssr0ice Snititute / 0su Dirf, at
bet MI bar paa Iioe at itanoie meo ben
b~enipnslsie 8euil9uius Of BeHiiUnsr.
3alsn ON en- "5sroice BsnIion" 2oo
bar u6stimslis, iasoe ban. Der funce
life bliue Gale ON en- FABIAN SOB fsr
1915, so Gur efter arisens Stutnius.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
StaIien.

Set italienfs garlament 6leO for
riSe Rdnons aabnet al Song Sumberi
~perIonii8. s T6rOntalen iasbe aOns
gen, at Guropus 5rsb par fitrst Deb
StormaSternes faues Optraosn. Gsnne
uotalelie blep mObtaset meb gifaLb.
Ren be Spsrssmaat, insoe ROnsen,
Tom truebe 5reoen, bar enSnu life ole
b'laste, cs bet blsp oerfOr nsbpenbist at
fsrse for Sareu Os 5laabsu, iaa ben
i~talienite gnis5sb Os uafbansisbsO
funoe befpttes.
8onse# efttalte Sorting ursu1eUbe
&eformer ueb be uffentlise gelsisrens
beosantalter, Oprettelis af G~lementers
ifoler cs Insurance for ar6eibere, Der
peo nipttestilfalbe bleo arte osuopgs
tise. 2~anbbruset ps Sanbslsn bapos
ltot be fioite aar, % foe at opbialpe
oisie, oilbe Der life iaar blipe paalagt
rpe SLATER. 5or noUitliusen ai ben
i~talienife Snouitri bar Der la9t en- fait
Srunb. ResierinSen sulieoe at aiitaffa
pisie 3Olo Rranter meClsm 5raufrise Os
Stnlten, Der uHoer OUersaussperiOoeu
par beotlsebe, Os iom fob / 8eisn fol-
~frifinbeoe Sanoelstrattater.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
BennilIDantd

Sra Sobnstown. Sortise Rnnbas
fanbt man after to Sig | GOnemauSbs
Dalen. @n Del Irbeibere snar M
resslmasfs lanss 5lOoen meGlem geini'
peb os Sobnstoua ps Tiger efter Gig.
s ben ienere 2io unbsr ben bsie 8anos
itanb / Sloben bar man funbet mango
Sig.
2ee9burs, en- 8p paa 5000 SnS'
bsssere, SO Mil fra gittsburs, bler
fOrrise Ranbas beriet af en- seeles'
ssnbe Slbebrunb. 2ee66urs &c en- be-
tpbelis Sabrif6p. Nanse screenings
buie os rs 8aaninssbuie nebbrenots.
8ranbFaben unlaaes til $4,000. Gs'
iurancer, er ubetpbelis.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
sertemos Marg. Nc> t3.
1uoSttencdc.

Q 9ecnrub Renisbeos airte fBIitonmeroe
SsT1poo Tormionag 81. 10 meo Alter9ane.
Titeradn9sanmelneIie 2groas gftermtoca9
Bot gggeus Sus.
Sgnonasifole 81 l2H:
giorit Acknowledgements Senoas afteH
8ibeupsnius / Bredsnribses 2ptuIs Sres
bag Nften 81 2.
RDrfimonterue msoer, ben erselite &l.s ie
girsbaa gitermibcaa 81. 4. Den nurlte
Snsoa9 5Ormtooag 81. 1OH.
@aostienste / Spnpoetirien feritfommen.
be Senoag 5orrtoca9 81. 10 r1eo Glter9an9
po Siten rneo gpne9epr9oiteu af 8rof. Gar.
fen.
fen.
MISUNDERSTANDING I 8irfens Salement
2groas @fterm. 81. 8,
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

tOmme oulbiOmme Sptrin, bar mango
5remmeoe antomne iii Sslsna. & sc,
natet er Der 8 9emOtruter Os 8 Repu'
blifanere, 8ice 8upernsren, Der leber
5Orbanbliu9erne, er &epublitauer %
bar ben ~a'sisrenSe Stemme. s Suiet
er 5orbulbene meset mere inbuitlebe.
Sois G%emotraterre faar be 10 Reblems
mer Of Siluer 8op 9elesationen, iOm
Sommer 9e 8oife ertlareoe, be par be-
rettiseoe til, piloe Rspreieutant6uiet be-
ftaa af 26 Republitauere % 20 Demo
~trater. Suis RspublItlnerne faar be 5
Weblemmer fra Tunnelbiitriftet, Tom
Statens gnnuasins 8uaro ubitebte
Gertiitater til, bill Repreientantbuiet
bstaa af 81 Republitanere os % Demo-
trater. 5slsen beraf bfsu, at be oemo>
fratiife &epreientanter prsaniiereoe fig
/ gourtbuiet % bolbsr fine Rsber for
luffeoe 9sre, life ensans RepOrters faar
fomme IND. 8epubllfanerne hOlber fine
Msber | en- anosn BERTH leiet Gal. 81
Demofratiite Senatprer bar holot fig
borte fra Senatets Wsber, iaa Der bar
enbnu life peret nOset Ruorum, bet
enefte, Senutst fan si6re, er at uiOurnere
Wsberne fra Dag til Dag. Sois life
noset Reiultat Opnaaes inben 80 Gage,
fan @uoerrgren uoneure TO Senatprer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
gra3iIie II.

Sra Rio Saneiro berettss, at in9er
fremmeo Resierins bar enonu anettjenoi
Bros liens prouiioriits Re9ierins. 8us
binettet pil aiosnte &ammerets Qf9is,
relie, fsrenb ben rspublifanIfe Rssierine
forlanser a~nerfienbelie. Gamtliss
uben1anofte 8Oniuler / 8ru5itien er a
fine Resjerinser opfOrbreOe TT at peos
liseboIoe be iamme Uenlise 6Orbinbelie,
mec ben prouiiOriife Resjertns, iOm b
pleieoe meb ben feiierlise Re9jerins.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
YDrtug |.

6r Seller Dom Bepro ontom / 9sr,
bags | COB 8ebOlb til ct. 8iresnt. gu
8laoreportsr fOrisste at faa en- Gam
tale meb bam / anlebnins at 8esipen.
beberne, ber feoeoe til buns GfIattelIe
cs 2anbsfOrpisnins, men ban pilOe life
uotale fig ON be bro5itianTte &ffRrer.
pan iasbe fun, at ban unber ben tortt
RsoOIu!iOn baUbe oaret bebanblet met
ben it6rt mulise Senipusiulo6eo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
M 0 ntan q.

Gn for 8rube brGnoer. SOrrise
2srbas Worsen ubbrsb Slblss / ct.
2aprence gruben peb HnacOnoa | en-
Gang af 500 Jobs 9pboe; Slben
iprebtss mart til ale Winesanse, %
man irsstsr for, at mango al Grbeiberne
er pmtOmne. Wanse arbeibere iapnss,
man peb for fitsrt, at nj al benz er oms
TONNE.
Wpntanas fsrfe Iopsipenoe 5ors
iamling iamlebes 2srbas gftermiboas,
os, ba mon pentebe, at Der pilbe fore
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
SamDa q.

Walietoa er pa(st til ROuse us "a
mnieIee 8icsfonse. De Gremmsoe
Npia pitbe BELT, OF be tire Rutioner, BEL
bar repreientereSe / 8erliner aouferen.
len, itatbe bsitsmme, boem Der ItutOe
itpre Samoa. s ben ienere 9to er Der
life fOrefalot OptBier blanot be Su6s
fsote. De t~iolisere 8eretniuser ON
&s paa Den bar opoi9te6e.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
uDIanDet.
Canal q.

De Sorenebe Stater Of Ganaba.
La Patrie, bet leoenbe franf canaoiIte
frtinoebe 8lab, inoe5otot Manbas Nf.
ten en- lang 2eoer / Sapsr af NnneratiOn
til be 5oreneoe Stater eler Oprettelie
al be Sorenebe Stater al Canada.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
SfUtlan b.

1900 Sngenisrer / S~tibsbpsses
risrns pso Gtpoe nsbldsoe forrise @ans
bag arbeiSst. IS 5irmaer bsuilsebe
ffrar be al Streiterne furlarste 2SnSs
fOrbsielIer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Su btana q.

gan fanbt 8asIen. &lbert Dste
git forriss Wanous neo 8jelbsren for
at unberisse, bopr NaturSusrsrene lRts
tebe; ban tenbte en- 5prititte. Gasien
er~plOberebe sisblittelig, Suiet iplintres
bes / imaa Stptter, albert O9le miiteo:
bet ere Ben os en- Sbiter fit liusfarliSe
Rpatelier.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Ply Yremtebog
for 10000.
grttthen.
II


Spaatpinoens SGon GcrtRuina
coeriat fra SpeniD.
Sa9oripere % Irbeibere. 6ors
telling al Senrit al Erole).
9teren Rlnter
ct Son'Offer. (gn SortGqinsr.
9BbsieiIeren. (gn Stiarsaarbsbi'
itorie).
Senne BOG, Der inbeboloer IA Siber, IN
oeboloer for bet Mete Sort9linser % Ell
interesiant fra Sespnoelien til gnbeu. 9ooi
~inbbunoen foiter beH1e BOG 10 Gents EXTRA,
os ri bill ruope gnboer til at isube benns
lille Gum, naar be ienoer tno fin Subitrip.
tion, o9 faa Sosen inbbunben.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Snrfiet.

Set tDrfiffe glao "Saabut" 6eretter,
at 3ampit bet "5noia" meO 500 mos
~bameoanfs 8llesrimme onbOrO sr saaet
uuber / bet a9aiife SaO. 8uu &npteis
men Ug ire Basiaserer bleo reboeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
: \ o.

SinSsipgeaiDlet | Slaffcot neos
branote fOrrise Ssnbas. Sloeu ppftOo
fra ct manselfulbt Ounsrsr / 8Ielberen.
81 af be Ga 8~atienter rebbeoes. 2
Wenb os 2 &uinber inoebranbte, os 8
iaonss. 8ranbfaben auIlaaes til 30O,<
600 Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
uri.

Statsiefrstrren bar frataset 700
S%orporationer | Staten beres 5ribreps,
forbi be life ifslse ben npe Sob bar raps
porteret, ON be ftaar | 5orbinbelie meb
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

ino6uote tpife @iaiter par Spirit 8is.
m1rd, SPIRIT R1bsuia us 8rOissiOrsrne
Rommien o9 Gurtius. 8ismard 6olot
en- Gale.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
e pffIaub.

SafTseliesoasen Berlin. Gmeris
~fanerne | Berlin baObe unber 2ebelie af
Niniiter Bbelps inbbubt 400 BeriOner
til en- 5sitmibbas Tasfsdiesbaseu. Ge
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Micbiga an.

50 Sinner, iom arbeibebe | Surons
@ruben oeb SOusbtOn, blep fOrrise
Manbas brebte peo en- 9pnamiterpGos
fion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
StmesSdbel.
Gbttaao, Wil,paufee & ct. y

pesra,ntrrn,t utsaor ri. 1925 8ormibbos. tonr,ttr
tgoim,r mts pefts "a uorogaoeroe 3rrr; tommsr ills
Ssot 1875 gftrmiSbus. acknowledgement oiaaar
Al sos gftermibOas, %torntttsr meo otis % ipesGasnSs
yrau. r,turn,rer 81. 1885 gittrmioone.
Sraattrrust antommer oaglie a. e:45 6ormtbbas
"a aiuaar RI $40 GiierUteoag.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
& anfa 8.

5armerne | Sm'snen al Siuttaiba
bruser Mais til 8ranoiel. Be timber,
OF bet er bilisere at brenbe Ruis eno
at fisbe Sui.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
90. 3 % 4 al
'%eo Wruen"
iplger tneo nGffe Iunt,rter,
g II bet.


Some
SernbaneulDffe. 8eb GpplinstOn,
70 Ntil fra Sort Dodge, lob ct Cog
pua Soma Central 8auen al Sporet
fOrrise Ssnbas. 20 8srioner brebtes.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Breton Brand.
Stattoutr.
@aufcn Brand.

mabel 2tast afsaar fra Ssornb bper GittrmiS,
bag 81. l.o Os ira glGbtI bper Dtorssn 81. Z.
Maufcu Gtage afseor fra Dstorab bpsr Tibbaa
RI. 2 % ira 85uutOa bpcT WaOrscu r. 8.
Evening journal., 1889-05-06

lsgher. r. Clerks: w. Tatnall, X; Nil
lard F. Davis, D.
Second District-Inspeetnrs Henry r.
Grubb, K; D. G. Gibbs, R I. J, Iuliy'
d. Clerks G. w Palmer, X .. D.
O'Donnell d.
Third District-Inspector David X.
Smith, X; G. w. Simpson, y y; ~
Cloud. d. Clerks: Alexander q. Clair,
r; w. r. Hope d.
:, Fourth District--Inspectors N. ..
sHaverslack. r; Nathaniel b Hill, ID;
Alfred w Cadman, d. Clerks: George
w Clark. r Douglas w. Cadman, D.
TENTH WARD,
< First District-Inspeetors Isaac NJ
pardee r. Thomas F. Spallane, ID Rich
tnrd Sincock, r. Clerks: Thomas G.
Appleby. RI Alfred Hanna, d.
Second District-lnspectors Norman
Yeatman, r: S. NJ McCarter, r W. T.
Writ, d. Clerks George w. Murray
RI John + jennings, D.
Third District--Inspectors David l..
Roberts, r Jacob Lamplugh. r. Frank
S. Emmons, d. Clerks William r
Eastwood, r. William III Gibbons. d.
Fourth District-Inspectors: William
T. Morris, r Peter f Martin, u ---
d. Clerks; Charles w. Solloway K; j.
Maxton Hammond. d.
Fifth District--Inspectors James +
Woods, r Isaac 7. Pyle, r; Robert Hus
bands, D. Clerks Lewis w. Brosius
r; John Boughman, d.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District inspectors FRANKLIN
e. Croney, r. Allen Curlett, r. ]. Franl
Curry ID Clprks. Edward A. Kirn
John II. Banning.
Second District Inspector Fred. J.
Buckmaster. r; w. L. Casperson, D
Delaware Mason, d. Clerks Thomas s
r. Brown, r Francis j McGoverin, y
TWELFTH WARD.
First Distrct-In Inspectors w. H. Nc
Cullough, r Thomas j. James, D; Will
liam B. Allison, d. Clerks r. Plunkett
r Robert A. Shaw, d.
Second District--Inspectors Alonzo I.
Dickinson, r James Il. Vandyke, d
} ohm +. Daley, d, Clerks w. II. Connell
r James A. McCaulley ID.
Evening journal., 1889-05-06
80 rirn Rernrd.

La PORTE, Ind, May 6-The tool house
Of the Washington Ice company and sixteen
ice houses, together with 10000 tons Of ice
and twenty Lake Shore freight cars at
Stone lake, near this city, have been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, Sos, 900; insurance
small Charles Ohles, son Of the superinten-
dent Of the company, is, it is feared, fatally
burned.
ST LOUIS, May 6.--The Harrison wire
mills, the Crown cartridge factory and three
dwelling houses were destroyed by fire on
Eleventh and Papia streets, causing loss OF
$4,000; insurance about $4,000. The wire
mills have not been IN operation for several
months, and the fire is supposed to be Of in
cendiary origin
ST. JOSEPH, No, May 6-The St Joseph
elevator, with q capacity Of 10000 bushels,
was set on fire by incendiaries and burned 4
the ground. Loss, $4,000
The New Ulm brewery was also burned,
the loss being Sl5.000
Evening journal., 1889-05-06
IA Inndnhln snheme.

BosroN, May IA number of prominent
citizens Of Boston are agitating a plan e
help the evicted tenants in Ireland by estab-
fishing in one Of the poorer districts Of that
country a factory where the evicted person.
can find employment in making boots, shoes
clothing and underwear, the money to start
the enterprise being raised by popular sub
scription among friends Of the Irish cause in
the United States. The originators Of the
scheme propose to go to Ireland personally tc
supervise the work Of carrying it out, and
they win first submit the matter to the judg-
ment of'Messrs Parnell, Davitt and OBren.
There will be no attempt 20 do anything
which could poisiby lead the English gov.
ernment to object 70 the plan.
Evening journal., 1889-05-06
Iocal poiItlcs.

The return Of William Kyne in the
First ward will be q surprise, He ap
peared late in the fight and defeated John
Pyle by 10 votes.
Charles l.. Simmons former member,
defeated John May IN the Second ward by
l3 majority; David H. Coyle defeated
George H. Huber in the Third ward for
the two years and Peyton G. West, Daniel
w. Lynch for the one ear term by Ii and
s majority respectively. William Tur
ner. S. Rodman Smith, Samuel f. Belts,
Charles Baird and DR. John Palmer, Jr.,
were elected without opposition in the
Fourth. Fifth, Sixth and Seventh wards
respectively, DR.. Palmer being elected in
the Seventh TO fill out the unexpired term
OF Frank Magaw
There was a lively fight in the Eighth
ward, but DR.. James II Morgan beat his
opponent, Bernard Donahoe, by fifty
majority. DR. f. G. Shortlidge and
David r. Smith were elected in the
Ninth ward without opposition, the
latter for the one year term Thomas f..
O'Donnel beat John T. Dickey in the
Tenth ward by three majority Patrick
Magarity had an easy victory over Alfred
S. Denny in the Eleventh as did Joseph
Pyle over Matthew j. Gallagher in the
Twelfth.
Politics did not enter into the contest
at ALL The new Board will stand Repub.
leans 10, Democrats o. The board will
meet tonight for organization and win
in all probabilities re-elect their present
officers
the City Democratic Association met
in regular session last Saturday evening
at the Democratic headquarters. John NJ.
Newell presiding All the wards were
reported organized except the Sixth and
Eleventh. Thomas Donnelly was ap
pointed to organize the Sixth ward IN
place Of Charles w Stigers, who has
removed from the ward The next meet
ing Of the association win be held on
Saturday May IL.
The following are the polling places fol
the Republican nominations next Satur
day: Fifth ward, Martins stable Of
Van Barren street, near Seventh, ant
Eigath and Tatnall streets; Sixth ward
John X. Kilmers Office. Ninth ant
French streets; Seventh ward, Malone
Marble Works and the Logan House
Eighth ward. Eighth and Pine street an,
Ninth ward, old Academy.
James 0'Donnell has been elected
delegate to the county convention from
the First ward.
The Eleventh ward Democrats NEE
Tor organization this evening.
Evening journal., 1889-05-06
ON SATURDAY,
THE llrn DAY on MAY. 1ssa
Az O'CLOCK, >. m,

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or narcel OF land
situated in the town of MiddletOwn, New
Castle county and state OF Delaware, afore-
said, aioining lands Of 7. H. Armstrong, the
Middletown Academy, j. w. Gary, and bind
ing ON the south side OF Lake street, more
particularly described as follows, to wit.
Beginning at point in the curb line, on the
south side of Lake street a corner for these
and lands Of n II. Armstrong, thence with
the line of said Armstrong a southerly corner
125 feet to the laRd Of the Middletown
Academy; thence with the line of lands of the
said Academy a westerly course 80 feet to a
corner for lands of Joseph w. Gary; thence
with the line OF said Gary a northerly course
l25 feet 70 the said Lake street, thence with
the said street an easterly course 20 feet TO the
place OF beginning, containing six thousand
two hundred and fifty square feet Of land
more Or less Book d.. vol. 10 page l2s. eic.
Seized and taken IN execution as the prop
erty of Lewis Miller and Caroline, his vile
and l. t., and to be sold by
ALNAN ALLEN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington. April q. 1889
| & CHERIFF's.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
| - of Levari Fecias, to sme directed. viii b
exposed 90 public sale, at the Court House,
on Market street, between Tenth and Elev
! enth streets, IN the city Of Wilmington, New
| Castle County, Del,
Evening journal., 1889-05-06
ON FRIDAY,
THE i0TH DAY OF MAY, 1889,
AT 2 O'CLOCK p. m,

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land, with a
large brick dwelling house thereon erected.
situate in the cityof Wilmington, New Castle
county, state Of Delaware, bounded and de-
scribed as follows. TO wit:
Beginning on the westerly side of Walnut
street. between Second and Third streets, at a
stake being a corner OF the heirs Of John
stevens. deceased; thence with that line and
parallel with Second street 40 feet TO a stake
IN land now or formerly Of John Gordon;
thence with his line northerly parallel with
Walnut street feet 10 a stake; thence east
erly parallel with the first mentioned line,
about IS feet TO a stake standing at the dis
tance of full IS feet from the westerly side Of
Walnut street; thence northerly parallel with
Walnut street 10 feet TO a stake; thence east
erly parallel with the first mentioned lineand
with Second street 70 feet TO the said side of
Walnut streets and thence Herewith soutberly
q feet to the place Of beginning, be the con-
tents more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF John p. McCollum, and I. t., and to be
sold by
ALvAN ALLEN, sheriff.
Sheriif's Once. Wilmington, April %. isss.
Evening journal., 1889-05-06
wilmington Dogs.

Wilmington is pretty good town for
dogs. Up TO date Special Officer Weldin
has iseued 2405 little brass cheques that
entities many CANNES of all kinds color
or without regard to previous condition
Of servitude, to live Dog Catcher Writ
has killed over 400 ours whose owners
did not think enough Of them to pay the
required dollar.
Evening journal., 1889-05-06
on FRInAY
THE 1Orn pAY oF MAY. 1ss9.


The following described real estate, viz:
All that oetain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with twO-story brick dwelling thereon
erected, situated in the city of Wilmington
bounded and described as follows to witt
Beginning on the southerly side Of Eleventh
street. at the distance of 1856 feet easterlv from
the easterly side Of Lombard street; thence
southerly and parallel with Lombard street
70 feet 10 a stake. thence easterly and parallel
with Eleventh street II feet inches 20 another
stake; thence northerly and parallel with
Lombard street % feet to the aforesaid side OF
Eleventh street, and thence thereby westerly
u feet inches TO the place Of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Edward 4. Bellah. administrator of Sarai
A. HOolten, deceased, aud Robert HOOlten
surviving mOrtgagOr. and O. T., and to be sold
by ALNAN ALLEN. Sheriff.
sheriif's Office. Wilmington, April p, 1859.
< HERIFF'S nALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
- writ Of Levari Facias. TO me directed
will be exposed TO public sale, at the hote
of Alex. Maxwell. in MiddletOwn, in st
Georges hundred, New Castle county Del
aware.
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DR.. cRoNIN MISSING
He Was Called 10 Make Professions
Visit, and Has Not Been Heard From.

He Was Called 10 Make Professions
Visit, and Has Not Been Heard From.
CHICAGO, May CDR Patrick II. Cronin.
a leader Of one of the Chicago factions OF
Irish Nationalist, was called from his resi-
dence early to make a professional call, and
has not since been heard Of 1t is feared that
he has been foully dealt with Many sensa
tional rumors are current concerning Gro
nin's mysterious disappearance, which Is
coupled with the finding Of a large trunk on
the roadside in the suburbs of the city. The
trunk was broken open, and the interior was
found TO be smeared with blood, and guam
tity Of cotton batting, such as is used BY
surgeons, was saturated with fresh blood.
The police are searching for Cronin, but his
whereabouts remain undiscovered
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a GIrnntIo rrent concern.

NEW York, May 6.--The American Meat
company has been reorganized, with Warner
Miller as president ana ex-Congressman j. j.
Beldeu, of Syracuse, as one of the directors.
This is the company with S25, ,0OO,O 600 capital
which intends to become a rival of the "Big
-Four Dressed Beef Combination. 1t will con.
troll large ranches in the west and stock yard
facilities at Kansas City. The company as
organized contained "a number Of cotton oil
trust people, but they were frightened out, il
is alleged, by the Armours threatening.
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The rnt womnn,s van.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6Hannah Perkins
Battershy the circus fat woman who died In
Frankford last month, left an estate valued
at s., 200 TO her husband, John Il Battershy,
formerly "livmg skeleton" Her WILL which
has just been admitted to probate in the Office
Of the register OF wills, requests her body to
be decently buried in Cedar Hill cemetery,
Frankford MIR. Battersby, who Is i'll and
emaciated, had to be carried from the car-
riage into the registers office
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ApplIcatlons for nlrorce.

The following new applications for
divorce come up before the present term
OF court Ellen Barber VS. John Barber,
Thomas +. Mlllin vs. Lizzie Mullen,
Henry Powers VS. Julia Walcort Powers.
The case Of James c. McComb VS. Mary
K. Comb is on the argument list, but as
has been stated before, it has beer
eafflad
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condition ~ SECRETARY Good,

ALBANY, May 6--Secretary Cook had g
bad day yesterday. Dr. Whitbeck departed
from his usual custom and issued no bulletin
during the day. Il was learned, however,
that the patient had slept but little during
Saturday night, and was considerably worse.
Late last night Mr. Cook was sleeping quiet
", and his physician says he is in no imme-
L..
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shot His sweetheart,s nrother.

GALENA, Ills, May Professor H. l.
Matchett, principal of the academy at Han
over in this county, was shot ad yester-
day by George Skene, son of Township SUI
pervisor Skene The murderer escaped and
has not been apprehended The motive for
the crime is said to have been a refusal on
the part Of the murdered man TO permit bis
sister to receive attentions from Skene
Evening journal., 1889-05-06
The cIovelands m tbe pines.

LAKEWOOD, N j., May o. Ex- President
and Mrs Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom, Mr. and
Mrs Richard Watson Glider and Miss Blaine
daughter Of Secretary Blaine, arrived at tbs
Laurel house. Immediately on their arriva
MIR. Cleveland, Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs Folsom
and Mrs Glider drove through the pin,
forest, returning TO tea AZ half-past o'clock
Mrs Cleveland viii be here all week.