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

CHICAGO, Fab. 4-Ihe various carmen.
ters' unians Of Dhicsgo are now actively
consoildaaog md preparing to repeat
their DEMANDS Of year ago for the eight.
hous day and So cents per hour a. the
minimum rate Of wages. Their Efforts
in this direction lsas wear were ngsncs
cess. IN. me painters gbs filters, derrick
hshniets, btieG syeEs, tho layers and
plasterers have, fhey claim, annouased
theis Intention Of joioire the carpont ars
and Sigorons effort will BIZ made 10
carry tleir point.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

There was q lively meeting Of The
Marrow Dyke Mersh Company at New
Castle at 10 30 O'Clock Monday moruiug,
Managers James q, Shaw and Samuel
Etchens were reelected, and S. e. duPon;
was made manager. Marx N. Cienver
made q deed of his interest to saniu.l
Guthrie. 1t looks therefore now as il Ire
affairs OF the company would proceed
without further disagreement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

ANNAPOLIS, ND Feb. About 25
Eavai Aoademy cadsts were tonpd mn,
sANsfactofy IN their ttadieg at tho semi
en- nSi examination jlat closed, ana i
pnmosf Ok them will either resign or be-
afaiped. About - ara membem Of tbe
fourth 'ciGss, and ode is fsst. i! ass man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

The Thermometer registered S7' below
zero around Ottawa, Can, Monday morn
ing, and from 800 to 40' below zero in
various parts Of New England.
The Spanish steamer Remus has found
cred of one Of the Philippine Islands and
al the passengers are supposed to have
been drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
4he ''Finaneial unton,, ,,,eg,,.

!, E ETIE"H HfTeghIs
Secretary Of State Henry O. Kelsey 81
OF New Jersey has Issued cirsnla,
formally declaring the ''o,dar OF the
Financial linton" 80 he Illegal. Depsrf.
meht NO. 23 of Philadelphia snd Depaft
ment No. 3D. of Camden, n. j., Rave Sith.
drawn from the ''ofdes, !" aud Department,
No 3S OF Philadelphia will withdrmv
next Friday evening. ''"' d
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

issAe Goodwin, Sr., one of tho oldest
cl,lzsns o. lower Kent county, died ut hia
residences I'M Magnolia Monday morning
In his S3e year. His funeral took plscs
Iuosday at noon, with services in the nj,
y church o. Magnolia and interment at
Bsrrett's Chapel. "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

1ohT z Rooney E3q=, As trnetee, sod
Of public sale, at the aoart hGass, satur.
DAY afternoon, the fnrIn ef John q.
MeCag, deoeasui ii Btar4ywias hun-
dred containing ~ ceres, 10 John b.
MeCay, d. sjS2 pey acre.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Petitions numorously signed are being
circulated requesting Governor Bisys, In
the case Of William Calhoun who was
convicted OF rape on Catherine U.z. Ia
commute tha death sentence to liz years,
impri onInent, 1t ia alleged that he
never was right in his mind and that he
has now become inanna
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

A. regards its next PASTOR Middle.own
NJ L. Church il content to leaYs tAe
selactlot with the bishop.
The nav. D. H. Corkran, who Is con
Nieting his third years pss.orate it Fo.
wosth Church, has accepted an iuyitaIion
20 return next ye9r.
Dtawyer's PFesby terian Ohureh, Odssss.
has elected j. W. Oorbit, Daaioi Cosbit
Clarence Poole, j. Il. Gibson. W. v.
Woods, Il. L. Whittook aud G. W, Poll
trustees
saEss. Fannie Swan Of Philadelphia, on
SHneay presented $500 to Shiloh Chutci,
and 500 TO the pastor, the Rev. b. Il.
Mo0rs. The gifts were made in com.
plianee with the request OF Pleasant
Moore, the donors husband, who disd
acme time since.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

The attendance upon the last davis
session of the county assessors a, I'D
court house, Saturday, WAS lager than
usual, an1 the assessors wera kept busy.
les additions wefa IS follows First
tlaitic-, 10; SECOND, 50; Third 50; total,
td8 Iha totals for the Eve days we're .
Fi-st district, 254; Secoal, 178; Third,
l2s; totall 53i. Another opportunity
I'll ba Afforded By tbs levy eoart, at lis
March session.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
FR1aHTFuL EXPLOSION.
Six Persons KILLED and a Number of
Others NVamnIted.

PfrTsBuRa, Pa. Feb. 2.-The boilers OF the
two boats Return and Two Brothers ex-
ploded about O'Clock this afternoon while
river ut tho foot OF Eleventh street. Six
persops are reported killed aad number
Injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
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oH1oAeo, Feb. 4.-ihe Rev. Georgia
Charles Street, canon Of the Cathedral az
u, ieter and st, Paul in this city, has
died ct Winter Pask, Fla, aged rs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

1879 HNtFsHHhsF EhtEE FEtIUtIkTGte
The New CASTLE County Bar Associa.
ton will give its ANIMAL banquet at 1908
King etreet next Monday night, and rot
Saturday night, as has been stated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

The new NJ. p. Church at Leads was
Dedicated Monday, the Rev. John q.
EiWeli and others Officiating,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

livestock train on tho Chicago 4;
Alton road, near Slater, Mo, Sunday.
l1nlpee the track and Yves wrecked. Loss,
$40, 1000. 1.0"1'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

The Rev. 8. n. Pilchard has been asked
70 ae1ys frankfort NJ. d Churea, susaex
county, smother year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

ToGoSTo. Feb. 4.-Two men answering
tina description Of John E. Sullivan, tho
ahseonding county clerk OF indianapolis,
and Thomas O'Neal, his chief clerk,
arrived here on Saturday night late, and
put up at one of the principal hotels
under assumed names. They left nRain
last night to attend the Montreal carnival.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
JOHN E. SULLIVAN.
Every Avenue Of Escape 10 Canada
In Being watched,

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 4.--rnere is reason
to believe that John f. Sullivan, the hb.
soonding county clerk, has not gotten
outside of the state and the polioe super
intendent has telegraped in al directions
in an effort to effect his arrest. He ia
known to have been at Michigan City,
Saturday, bnt he Istt there be-.
lore he could be apprehended. All
points that he could possibly touch
IN escaping TO Canada have been tels.
graphed TO and he could hardly have es-
capped arrest, had he left Michiss City
Tor any point in the direction of Canada.
1t is therefore believed that he returned
here and may be at his home IN this city.
The authorities along the hogder, both
in this country aud Canada have been
furnished an accurate description of him,
aud he will be arrested IL seen before
reaching Canada. Experts will begin q
thorough investigation OF the clerks Of
tice to-day, and developments arc awaited
with much interest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

ena he could q1ots much Of the Old and
New Iea'a,aents fSoin memory. He wrote
sna Published religious pamphlet on
THE lnsathering Of the Lost Sheep. /" and
Hno.her Gu "Ihe SOM that Cannot Sleep
or bio" lie alFo lott an unpublished
.iianuacript on The Opening Of the sixth
seal Book Of klVels;ion Chapter VI"
In bis religion he was Presbyterian of
the old school type. He eschewed tie
uBs q hlmng su adhered "a the Bible
psaimody. He soriet;mts delivered pub
he lectures on the lot at Ninth and Shipley
Esd Whenever he could assemble the peo.
pie TO hear him. Fer many years he
worked 2 the employ of the Harlan Il
hclliEgs%ctth Company end drew hiB
last wnFes when be was 10 years of age.
some ;'iGs prsyious to hin daath he made
q epeoisl request that the Rev. D.. MgYks
ahoa,a pfttlata at has funeral. Although
rs tels Shns his end w4s approaching, he
refused % lie upon his bed, and expired
sitting IN his cAGir, At tbs age OF SIS years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

A correspondent writes. James Bake,
who wax buried from his late reslaencs,
No. $50 Grange street. on Saturday after
noon, was man Of more than ordinary
character. His mental and moral worth
wes known only to his iatimats friends.
He was born in England and learned the
trade OF ship-caspentar in his hoyhood.
He came to America when q Young msn
and spent many years on ship-board,
working al his trade. During this time
he visited many distant countries, was
twice in California, making his first visit
to that country nj the time of the gold
discovery ia 1916. He finally settled on
tins Island CT Prince Edward, where his
only E0n now resides. While there he met
tho Rev. Donald Mcdonald, who had
been sent as missionary 10 Nova Scotia
in 1924. Under his ministry Mr.. Blake
was awakened and converted. His expe
Eience at that time was of the most extra
ordinary character, and he always spoke
in the highest terms OF this eminent
Scotch missionary. Mr.. Blake never en-
Joyei the advantages OF education, and
s'e. hSF nipa ho1 boo, --e~eti.. s-,-.-,-,4l
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
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A. BAD ACCIDENT.
A Weit-knoNn Conductor FSSiicd ne
navy Castle Friday NIGHT


Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
NEW CASTLE. Foo. A. Charles Il. spencer.
Q conductor on the Delaware Division, fol-
from his train and was instantly killed
eDont 10 O'Clock last night Just north Of
the Delaware street crossing, gu tho Nsw
CASTLE cut on branch. Tha unfortunate
man had charge OF the north bound penin-
sula freight No. 10. Engine No. 80, Engineer
Peter McCnnauShsg. which was dus here
~ 6.4U r. M, but on account of various tis.
lays down tha road Il did not
reach the function OF the cut.off
until about 925 O'Clock. az tie
Train was pulling In on the cutoff
portion OF 1t parted. The engineer Sig
mated with his whistle. notifying tho train
nhnde and Conductor Spencer rushed from
tho cabin car to the top OF his train. He
ran from one car to ibe other, and when
near the near the Delaware street csossiug
ne train parted again, aud It Is supposed
that he either walked through the opening
made BY the second parting, or the sudden
jar OF the train caused him to fall from fha
car. Tho whole oil The rear portion OF the
trdin, consisting OF about ID cars. passed
over him, He was no, missed ~ he trsin
hands until the train vas stopped 70 cdup'e
up, when search was made for him. He
was found lying on tho hight sda 81 the
rack ABOUT thres feet from the rail, with
his head resting on his ERIN.
Ihe body was literally cut In two aud
YVES horribly mu!ilated. The right arm was
cut Gil and one Of his faDt = ii found be.
tween the rails some distances from the
body. The rtuains were brought to this
city on train No % about o'elaee this
morning and conveyed TO his home s,o. M
spruce street. Spencer was 81 years old,
Was trusted empl0ya OF the road ard Ess
highly esteemed by MS associates. HIS wis
q member Of the Order Of RIilgav Con.
ductors, also OF Minqua Tribe, lml d o. n. 4
NJ, and consistent member 81 asoury Is,
u, Church. vile and ono child, u boy,
survive him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
Tue rlnr LEFT 70 nun lrs couasr

Despite the efforts Of he firemen Ersn's
WHISKY stota wa, IN full blaze. There WIS
Rothihg e DO but leave tins fire 10 INN ia
COURSE. At 40 the nre burst through thu
ttroufs q the ssneca street stores 81 Aucnst
ERt nni an empty store adjoining, F0gjer
sous place was tlled with seasoned weoi
w carriages. Adjoining was q small iruit
store and then came sidney Shepard h
lo5s mammoth stamping works. al &
@eloec the Ssaeca street stores mn IN
tntpard.s had been well Quilted. The wind
~ fhis time had died cut Tho flre sxtenda
if@m 4 Z. Kerr II Co.'s down 10 seneca
-yts,t 70 Sldney Shepard & Oois. All
VOLS street q burned through to Exchange
rect, and he corner Is burned ouf com.
pIlif1ely 70 the Aflinggon House. The ilre Il
.,li EiElAg enl a nndgr control. Tie loas
WI reaen 80 0e9.O,G - As7'
rlpfIAN Killed.
BrFgM-o, n. u, Feb. a.-The rear,wslls
= s5a AEitnS ~ Hatol have lalleu. killing
oae iEeman and Touring anchor.
TIVE t5e 1ENoRMous.
AZ TITS time 1t IS very difficult: ia yive ,ba
l.GtE1uR iosabs. Careful e.tfnntas nI.ca
t ,ls ta5a 1883 At between "a 900 ODo AZ Al M
2Vo'yso, ana eSen This iasy 90 too low.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

ooronsr Gamble on Saturday empan.
tled jury which held an irqueet on the
body OF and rendered verdict Of acct
dentsl death. Funeral services wore held
OF Scott Church Sunday by the Rev.
j. u. bryan of Asbury. The Rev. Vaughn
q. Collins of Scott Church also made
some rsmsrke. The remaira ws-e .stnr
y st5seE, Nd FOR burial Mcnd y morn
tpg ~ iiA 9f3sve-e train IaaVin9 here at
D W, The railroad company kindly fus-
nlshed two cars to transport the mcurners.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

The legislative committee OF the Citi.
zsns' Association and the heads of the
city departments also met, Saturday
night, in the offics Of the Street and
Sewer Department, the following being
present; Mayor Harrington. who pre-.
sided, Mesara. Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr.,
and j Nswlin Gavthrup Of the Street and
Sewer Department, andrew g. Wilson OF
the Election Department., DIR. ]. A.
Draper of the Board 81 Health, Charles
BAIRD, president of this Board OF Eduos.
tion, ena M'engs Wi3!!ISYtm II S-'s. .
NHsleg Wel1.l, 5soraa " nnsh M
Evening journal., 1889-08-14
wANAMAKER.s.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. August IA. 1883.
"A little time back we told
of Cambria Corset Covers,
square neck, trimmed with
Hamburg, al 25c. Thirty
dozen lasted three hours.
Three times as many just in.
Maybe they'll last the day
out.
Second floor, Juniper street side.
A good part of the fun OF
gardening comes from the
tools. You can save work
and worry by going at it right,
More helps than you dream oi
if you haven't kept watch
Weed worriers by the dozen
Basement, near centre.
Your pick in the Cottor
Dress Stuffs doesn't COS
much now. Ends e to +.
yards) Of the liveliest Sateen'
and Ginghams of the year ar,
about half-price.
Northeast of centre, Aext Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Evening journal., 1889-08-14
STREET AND SEWERS.
Routine Business Transacted at Last
Evenings Session.

Routine business lfauhacteu At Last
Evenings Session.
The Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department held their regular session
last evening. The weekly pay roll,
1857. N was ordered paid. The grade of
the street near Eighteenth street was
adopted by resolution. City Solicitor
Turner was directed to prepare transfer
of the sewer owned by the West Fourth
Street Sewer Company to the Street and
Sewer department, cost 5000. The deed
of Rodney street between Sixth and Eighth
stree Is was received from Mrs. s. G.
Pepper The secretary was instructed to
notify A. F. Hart that the owners Of
properties facing on Rodney street desire
to have it opened.
The Gawthrop and Brother Company
was granted permission to tap the Orange
street sewer and TO run an eight inch
pipe out Seventh TO Catawba street.
William J. Fisher was granted permis-
sion to tap Carpenter street sewer; j..
Augustus McCaulley to tap private sewer
on Delaware avenue; A. j. Peters TO
grade sidewalk and set curb on Harrison
street, between Gilpin and Shallcross
avenues; the trustees of Silverbrook M.
r. Church TO lay terra Gotta pipe to drain
the church cellar; Robert Pyle TO blast
rocks from the bed Of Shallcross avenue
the Wilmington Coal Gas Company to
tap Shipey street sewer without charge.
The petition of Francis 5. Bradley and
Others TO have curb set on both sides OF
Heald street from Eleventh to Twelfth,
was granted.
Elk City Auditor J Frank Ball reported
| collections for liens amounting to S216.
%. City Auditor John M, Newell re
ported collections, $360.55
Bids for grading Ninth street between
Market and King were opened and were
as follows. John Logue, Is cents pei
square yard NJ +. Keogh, 173 cents
Martin Keogh, 162 cents; Patrick Car
berry, 13 cents. The contract wa
awarded to Carberry.
Judge Grubb win be asked to appoint
commission to condemn lands at Kirk
wood and Eleventh streets and on Kirk
wood street from Eleventh to the creek
The city engineers were directed to driv'
stakes for the new Eighth street railwa,
whenever desired. The street commits
sioner was instructed to build two moderl
trunks to be placed at Third and Fourtl
streets by P. Ford for $50.
The following bills were passed
Richard Walker. $576 Ca John Bernon
$11s.91; Pickels Foundry Company
$128. 73; William Simmons, $3.50 03; VIII
mington Transfer Company, $ll.1O
Michael Donahue, $24S. So; McKendricl
& Scott, $148 37
Evening journal., 1889-08-14
weather.

For Delaware and Maryland l p. m. /:
Cloudy weather and showers, slightly
cooler, southerly winds.
New York Herald weather forecasts
The area of low pressure central yester-
day over Chicago is moving eastward.
The general temperature of the United
States yesterday was higher the highest
being "a degrees at Salt Lake City, Utah,
and the lowest AZ degrees at Northfeld,
Vt. A warm wave was moving yester-
day northeasterly from Western Texas
across the whole continent
Baynard's thermometer, a. m, II;
a. m, 72 ii a. M, SO; p M, 80.
Evening journal., 1889-08-14

The etiquette which restrains some
modest. thoroughly educated and skillful
doctors from advertising in the news
papers or from using means Of becom-
ing notorious in the hope Of increas-
ing their practice is dignifed, genteel and
precisely what would be expected of a
man whose profession requires him
to be gentle, chsste and scholar
ly. But the doctor who has
not had the advantages of education or
Of society. the doctor who relies ON his
nerve, and frequently on his cheek, y
the doctor who exploits his own
phenomenal cures, the hummer" and
sometimes the hummer, he Is the man
who whips the devil around the stump
and advertises himself and his lack OF
practice in many other ways than by
paying so much year for newspaper
card. II seems bad practice which
allows unworthy empires the use of the
best means Of advertising, while the
modest, worthy and skillful doctor must
trust 80 the slow method Of personal
acquaintance for the dissemination Of his
superior claims, his real science and his
earnest devotion to his art.
Evening journal., 1889-08-14
MARINE MATTERS.

The large schooner Lady Ellen of Keys
port, Me, is on Moore's ship railway for
repairs
The schooner Thomas w. Weir of
Lewes is at Moore's shipyard for gen
eral overhauling.
The sand schooner Sandsnipe is on the
Pusey and Jones Company's railway to
have leak stopped.
The schooner John ID. Fell is unloading
rails at the eastern side wharf of the
Diamond State Iron Company.
The tug Swallow of the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal Company was taken off
of the Pusey and Jones Company's rail
way yesterday afternoon after having
been repaired, and left for Chesapeake
City.
Evening journal., 1889-08-14
Grand HOuSe-FuTniShing Depot,

Where there both light and space for the display Of the
best stock of goods twenty different lines of business
you have opportunity Of buying from US on credit
anything in the houseurnshng line price that will con-
vince the skepca that prices lower than has
been their good fortune before Our goods all
new and by the best makers and all of them first
class will carry any article of Furniture Carpet
anything else that guarantee for durability
We will also make suit any responsible housekeeper
without security or guarantee
Evening journal., 1889-08-14

WnIIAMF + FoLTs was confronted with
two wives, who walked arm in ann to con
front him in court in Harlem, N. Y. Folts
is only "a years old, but he is not lacking
in an experience which usually awaits
gray hairs and maturer age. He
married Elizabeth In Utica three
years ago and received Mamie into
his capacious heart last April The two
girls put their heads together and wrote
a letter which brought the young man
into the clutches Of policeman, thence
to court. thence to jail, where he Ian.
guishes now to await trial for bigamy.
The career of Crawford alias Worthing.
ton who married Mrs. Christian Science
Plunkett likely excited the ambition anc
imagination Of young Folts. But Craw
ford alias Worthington was more skill
full.
Evening journal., 1889-08-14
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
only by n stimulant.

Philadelphia Telegraph.
At the very best it seems that DR.
Brown Sequard's Elixir of Life is no
more than stimulant, very temporary in
its effects In the learned doctors ac-
count in the London Lancet of his expert
ments upon himself, he states that after
giving up the injections for a month he
returned TO his former weakened state
What does an Elixir Of Life amount to
that Is no more lasting in its effectsl All
sensible people are inclined to go very
slow in the contemplation Of this latest
wonder
Evening journal., 1889-08-14

If Secretary Blaine means to exploit
his vigorous foreign policy" in the
protection OF the seal fisheries it would
be well for him to make better arrange
ments for capturing and holding the seal
hunting intruders. The late exhibition
made BY John Hawkins, able seaman, rs
representative Of the United States gov.
ernment on the Black Diamond is not en-
eouraging as a specimen Of the vigor either
Of policy or Of intellect which prevails in
the State Department now. If Mr.. Blaine
does not intend to pose before the country
and 10 the world as a vaulting braggart.
and an ignoramus On International law he
should quickly apologize to Great Britain
OF demand the return of the Black Dia
mcnd, her captain and her crew for pun
ishment. If the Rush had any right
any orders to seize the Black Diamond
the seizure should be sustained and in
sisted upon. If the captain Of the Rusl
exceeded his instructions th'
United States should make apollo
gies and reparations 1t will no
suffice to abuse ex-Secretary Bayard AM
the Democrats. That sort Of defence /
suitable aud satisfacrorv. .only TO Repub
hcan Aucielc- -.-.--- - ---.-..--. --....4
Evening journal., 1889-08-14

P. & RI Station. s2S 1925 as 5.S3 8 Is -. 11.2
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday
Leave Wilmington, 0.l7 p. m; b. q o. juno
tion, 6-28 p. m. Newbridge, 6.A p. m. Ar1iv'
Dupont 6.59 y. m.
On Saturday only-Will leave Wilmington
at 5.l7 D. M. Arrive Newbridge b.41 p. m. Leave
Wilmington l0.l5 p. M, Newbridge l0,S6 p. n
Arrive Dupont 1055 p. m. Leave Birdsboro Lii
d m Arrive Reading LAO D. m.
On Sunday enly-Will leave Reading at
$50 a. m. for Wilmington and intermediate
points, st PETERS at A 40 m. v arwick 81
p m, Springfield % m, Joanna 508 p 10
Birdsboro % m. Arrive Reading 8 p m.
GOING SOUTH
Daily SundA,
Daily lex Sunday onis
Evening journal., 1889-08-14

In it is true that Minister Lincoln has
has signed the petition for the reprieve
of Mrs Maybrick he has committed a
grave error. He is not in England as a
private citizen but as the representative
of the people Of the United States and
signing the petitions of a murderess is
not one Of his duties, and it should not
be one Of his privileges while he repre-.
sents the American people
Evening journal., 1889-08-14
Rut Yet woman.

She wore a mannish little coat
With knowing little pockets;
She's cast aside her necklaces,
Her bangles and her lockets;
Her dickey. collar and cravat
Exactly match her brothers..
Her round straw hat is SO like his
You can't tell one from 'tother's;
She ventures on a little slang
Thats0unds quite brusque and mannish
But show her once a mouse or worm
And see the disguise vanishi
Saratoga Union.