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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

The new license l.%, while qni,ing
clerks of the peace TO keep marriage
licenses in book form, ami write on
8 ubs the names OF the parties to whom
they are ISSUED, also provides thai
ja.tices OF She peace shall be given as
nany blank licenses a. they may require
Clerk OF the Pesce Cochran has btidged
this diff ulty by an agreement with the
j istices to promptly return to lin the
bonds given by parties to whom licenses
are issuei, so that he can enter their
names tn the proper Sub and thus COM
plg with the law
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

A passenger on the south bound ex-
press train on the p, W. Il Il. I,
about o'clock Saturday evening when
about two mi es below Eikton, noticed
man lying beside tue track bleediDg at
the neck. The conductor of the train
teleeraphed the information to Elkton
and the man was found. He pioved to
be muia' to, who gave the name of
Walter Taylor and his residence at Wash,
ington, D. O. He had been shot in the
front nf the neck. He states that he had
his revolver out exam Ming the chsmb@ rs
when a train approached and in his
hurry to movs from the track he acci
densally discharged the weapon. He
was taken to Ektnn and placed in thu
Jail. when he was found TO b" vary badly
wounded DR.. CHARLES NJ Elha is Mt.
tending him. Taylor il about 35 years
old and states that he was formerly o
Pullman car porter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
THnINNpnA.uN U4sEs.

THE Upper Courts SO Decide on the
E0ntS.Ciosvmey snsuranGe Case.
The Gaze of William Il, Clownsy, itsur-
arcs aeant of the National securitv
Ufion, charged with violating State laws,
postponed since Wednesday week, wss
e,ouyht up again for decision. Judge
Ball said the present enc was case OF
vide intereGt among a large class of peo-
pie in the State. The ccust thought that
the &C used ~ secretary or agent was
acting in q measure under the charter OF
iha company. AS Judge Ball uRdsr-
stood tina CASA the Whole intent OF the
prosecution is to gain an opinion
rom She upper urt az TO the jurisdic
ton al the resident jniFe. Tue cuurt
did not see that he couii do less than let
Il 90 10 tie higher conrtf for that purpose.
lie was loRth to do injury 30 any partit g
in the premises but there are Hnmher
Of thesa organizations, influenced by the
question, in the city. The Investments
made by citizens would perhaps be in
auenced. He wontd have ore fArrad 10
have seen the present action brought
against the National Security Union
C1mt any instead OF ne of its relatively
obscure msm GERS. He thoueht it hsru-
ship IN Ciowney's case that suoa heavy
bsii had been asked. Bail was fxad al
fll0 ssoh in tue two Oaverdrr policies
that of Percy was noiia pressed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
ph,,aaelpl,ia,s Efo,el .rrn.t.

PHilADELrKiA, July IS There Is o
movement On foot here, started by
Thomas a. Green, to form hotel trust
Il is estimated tnat the aggregate busi-
ness done by the IS leading ho'els here
last year amounted to IS .00l 900. Mr.
Green's proposition is that ali OF the big
hotels III Philadelphia become Part of
the trust, and that this capital ba the
amount OF business done by each hotel,
with the value of the furniture and
leases added. In other words to form a
''poolirg" arrangement, the ownership in
the real estate to remain in present
hanna.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
JOLLY WHEsLMEN.


tnlY Three Vtsttbrs ArriVes Dht hif
Have a Good Time.
The rain on Saturday afternoon spoiled
nil the oalcu atoms which the Whaling.
ton Wheel Club had made to entertain
the Pennsylvania Bicycle Club of Phila-
delphia. The visitors failed to arrive on
Saturday on that account and Sunday
only three OF them had the onurnge to
come down ard attempt the ride TO Biz
mingham Park over supposed muddy
roads The surprise was general when
the Brandywine creek road was found to
be in fairly ridable condition and the
trip was one of unslloyed pleasure
After waiting vainly for more Of the Wis
ttors to arrive yesterday morning, the
Wilmington Wheel Club to the number
Of about 80 men and its few guests. let the
clubhouse at Tenth aud Market stree's
shortly after 10 O'Clock and req he'd Bir-
mingban Park after leisureiy ride OF
about three hours. There were no mis-
baps and the wheelnen were left free To
enjoy the heanties OF tho prettiest drive
out of Wilmington. Arriving at their
destination some of tho travellers were
wears and all we're hungry 30 that full
Justice Was done tn sn eycailent meal
prepsred by Host Frank GraG OF Bir.
min9ham Park, who did all IN his power
to make his guests feel comfortable. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in iouns
ing about the park and indulgiuR in in
noceut amusements. The pa,tv returned
home in detached squads, the main body
leaving tine park at 6 80 o'ci0ck and
reaching home sbout o'clock. Desoitt
he absence Of more visitors the day was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who parlioi'
lated.
The party numbered SO mon all-to'd as
'olows: Captain Charles l.. Leisen. L
J Byrne, H. L. Roberts. Pennsvlvaui;
Bicycle Club; Joseph GaWthrop Ksnne.
Squar- Captain 4. Weiiis Merrihsw. Lien
tenants Clarence A. Elliott aud Alder
5effsris, Thomas e. Jetfsris, Fred b
Flintt Howard L, Pyle, Ola-ence W
Pyle. Victor r. Pyle, j D Kurtz, Jr.
F. l. Kurtz, W, f. Kurtz, w. O
Seeds, q NJ Smith, A. o. II. Grier
Charles g. Guyer, Thomas Hnriock, I'll
liam Freiaricks, Charles Ba td. A Wal
lace Hnkili. b. F. McDsuiel, Raymon
Kaebles, William G. Taylor, Waite
McLsar. W. J GAwthrop, Harry E Bar
tram, q Il. u Il md. Frank A Jones
Charles s. Wilson, SAMUEL D Wilson
WILMINGTON Wheel Club, John i. Hud
sor, e B Donaldson, Charles Bowl
Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

s. wailia Msrrihew, B f. Mcdaniel,
CHARLES =. Wiisun, William Fteaericss,
Ray Keablea, Y Il, lofl ,nd and probably
several other members OF the Winning
ton Wheel Club will leave this city on
Aueuat 10th for two Gaeks' tour on
their wheels fDey will ride 10 rolches.
ter Beach via Middleton; thence to
Baltimore and then to Boston on o Msr-
chants u Miners atssmpr. After few
days stay ut tue "dab'' they will tour
aofoss Massachusetts to PougbksepSie,
down the Hudson to Ne@barg and then
home by way of Port Jervia, Dingmgn's
Ferry and Delaware Water Gap.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

An Annapolts, Nd special TO the Bal.
tinors Sun Gays; Inc impr ssion hav-
ing pons ahroas that the o. sters in Ches-
appske bay had been Injured by the ra-
cent fr-ahetB, Commander j. a. Pow
man OF the oyster navy, to-day made an
inspection Of the various oyster beds.
rhe stare steamer Governor McGaae
Captain Turner, left Annapolis sbous
noon, carrying representatives from ths
oyster packing honses in Baltimore and
Annapolis. A drsdge was thrown over.
BOARD at Swan Point in Chester river
and again ut Hackatt's Point. Oysters
ut both places were found to tta N p good
coudition, eaoeGially At Hackat,'s Point,
ard the opinion Of ths packers MAS favor
able to txcsiient yield next seaton.
Captain Turner says ha never saw oysters
in better condition et this seasan OF ihe
year. Yte new growth was not as prolific
at swan Point ss Il wss near AnnspIIis
Those taken at tLucRats's were Of good
/ q1aiity and favor, ,.td the general i'm.
preston of iii was tnat the supply would
/ be as great, If not greater, taan last
| 9sasoa,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
AN IRMENsE sCHOO ER.
Tho E4arnch at JHcp san & sharp
yc.ictday AS.et noon.

ne HlhUNtth 1T = s's 81 P'h
Yesterday AS.et moon.
The four inaSted schooner Ms.jory
Brown buiit for Caotain Marion A
o bnrn of Keyport n. j., and 9th r. " Q
launched from the JACKSON d Sharp
Oomp4ny'a an pyard yesterday afttrnoon
between 8 so and o'clnck. She IS the
largest schooner ever butt or corrugated
for IN Dsieware and will rank with iha
largest sckoonsrs ahoat. Her carry ng
capacity is l,Sn0 tons. Ths Governor
Ames. fvs msstel Schooner flashed
last spring. is the bipReat schooner efoat
aud her capacity il 2 900 tons. The pre-
paraticns are now being made for the
launch and the event will be oue Of
great interest in the history OF chip
ouiidisg here A large rumber of inri
tatiops have been issued 10 business men
throughout the city to witness the inuncp
md Large crowd is expected. Captain
| Marion &. Osborn her managing owner,
will be present with COMPANY Of 80 or
mors interested friends from Newport,
Ianasqpan, silver Lake and neigaboring
toEns.
The Marj1ry Brown is ls5 Feet long on
the kae], 40 feet baan, moulded, and Is
feet depth OF hold. ths is five fssl
! longer, one fpnl cNoaaes ana ore 10 u
4 desper than the John q. Manning, re.
gently launched at the same yard. Hei
ue4ts will be four fine siiasa OF Oregon
pine 81 feet loag, she will carry q
4aiia, including two tri-sails. gu after.
deck owning extend rg from the ji2zer-
mast to taft rail, beat sails, sail covers
and tarpaul'n sbont 600 yards o.
csnvas in ail. Il W Birnie & Son Of
this city are furnish'ns tbs calls while
Hrnokas ot Chester made the spars
Ar,hur ". Taylor IF Phslaisiphis i
tping the rigging. The american ShiF
Windlass Comgsuy il furnishing a cap
stan iron windie4s with messenger chalt
attachment, willie WIllianl.on Brother
of Philadeiphis will provide steam
hosting engine which will De p!accd il
the forward house and will be arranged
for working the windltsH and main puWps
Her cab will be neat and tasttfnl anc
the crew will have quarters in tina mid
ship house. Captain Osborne will COM
maud her and he expects to be able Il
sail in month. The new craft will en-
goga in both domestic aud foreign co:a
,neroe aud Captain Osborn intends q
run down to Argentine Republic occa
blonRily.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

A recent dispatch announces the death
IN Rrnnswick, Ga, of the Rev George "
Z Else, Pro estant Episcopal clergy
nisn, who some twenty years ago was the
rector Of St Lpks's Ooureh, Church Hill,
IN Queen Anne's county, and was well
knuwn in various parts of the state. Slr.
Fis-e was also ut one time rector OF
Christ Church parish, Calvert county,
lie Fss native OF Philadelphia, forci-
ole preacher and oultivatei man, but his
eccsntrlcities of CHI .rActer wereso marked
AS 0 cause many persons to regard him
~ OF UpEouDd mad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. William J Fisher cele-
bra'ed Monday night the third anniversary
of their Wedding. Their guests were L
Lum Smith of Philadelphia; MiEs Nellie
Wendell of New Castle; Colonel and Mrs.
Milo W. Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Clerk, MI. and Mrs. William s. AllMond.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cieaver, MIR. and
Mrs. George w. MrKss. Mr=. John
Green. Miss E. VI. Guthrie, Miss Lydi-
GIeland, Mis- Emma Chandler. J.. V.
Roberts, j. e. Sparrow, ]. Fl. Ciesver
md y. G Clesver. The evening was
spent pleasantly. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
received many fine gifts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

A representative OF tine PnliRdalphia aud
Reading Railroad Company on Fgiday
informed the mtyor OF Philadelphia OF
The inieation OF the company to pro-
road without waiting for the per
mission OF city commits. 1t ia stated
that rhe mayer notiGer the repre- entatlv-
that he wanlt contest the right OF the com
pany 20 build the road without such per-
mission. The mayor also conferred with
the first sistsar city solicitor and the
chairman of city councils eommittea on
railr. adj regarding the same matter. Work
men yesterday beg n tn tear dosn build
inss on CtllnWhill and Div ston reete, nn
me line OF the Terminal road. The build
ing inspectors have issued permits for the
erection of walls along ths line Of the road
between Division and Carlton streets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

By general orders No. 10. issued by
Governor Riggs through Acjptaut- Geu
eral Ksnney, the resignation OF Captain
George W. EIcktis OF H Company, New
Castle, is accepted. Second Lieutenant
Z e. Boyt is assigned to rerpiVe fran
Captain Eckels the effects o. taa com
pany, and tbs members are directed to
peet at the tent OF the commanding
ctii,er at Camp Fail Sheridan, on July
2ist. Mt O'clock. y. m, for the purpose
OF electing captain and first lieutenant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

John BruGe. OF 6i2 X us street. whose
leg Nas ampusated Fri,iaY last, died
of exhaustion sunday from the # 'cts
OF the operation. The deoAsSed WAS a
native of stoka-on- Front, Stafford 4hlre,
England. he learned the car builders
trade in his native p acc. He came to
this city in 1867 and secured position
with the Jackson g. Sharp Onmpauy. he
was member OF Vi Paufs VI q churcl
and OF Iadustty Lodge No 2, A. 0. U.
W. Burma, will he made fran ths se4i.
denoe No 6l2 King street on Wednes
dsy at p. m, inserment at Riverview
cameIery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
The miIvauheo Encan,pn,ent.

Considerable feeling exists IN local G
A. II. oir0ls about the Il fficulty III"
western railroads. are making in regard
10 the annual rational enSampment con
ventng August 9th in Miiwauk Q. The
roads referred to offer round trip tickets
for fare one WY. The G. A. K. wan.
rating at cent mile, same as the
other organizations obtain. The roads
refuse TO make auv concession although
it is stated that 800 900 persons will at
tend the i've days Meeting. As matters
stand now it ia probable that the busiresa
delegates only will be sent and following
one business mae,ing the national en-.
cempmsnt will adjourn to next year. w.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Dr.. ". p, Ewes, veterinary surgeon ex
hibited TO arep oftha past
SHOWN as the rrxsn hy waicn is giving
So muoh trouble TO farmers just now. L,
il small insect abont one-fonrrh the
size of the common house fly and bears q
general resemblance to it. Tue insects
cougregate ia hundreds at the ,se of the
cows horn aud also soout the eyes Civ
ing constant annoyance. TIE insect has
been here for the past three years and
was imported, undoubtedly from Tex
They are not fatal. TIE specimens were
found on the Newport road.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

A tax-ptye who owns some South
Wilmington marsh lsnd, called on Tax
Collector Mealsy the other day ard de
sired him to strike the marsh land from
hts tax bill. He claimed that an act OF
tho last L gisla'ure exempted from Git,
tsxltion all marsh land that snbjset to
overflow from the rlvers. slr. Mealey
had no knowledge OF the law and rt fused
the r-quest. The taxpayer is mistaken
about sach Law being in existence. ss
the only law OF the kind known TO have
been passed at tie last session is the act
exemo,ing from city taxation the marsh
land owned by the Cherry Islapd Marsh
Conpsny. No other marsh land was 10.
Guided.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Fort ReEI SON, heb July i4,-At
day light clcGd hurst occurred in The
tnoun,airs just rorth Of Fort Robinson.
Marab nuncau o woodchopper, and
three of hts children are known TO have
been drowned. The food swept down
Soldier Greek IL wave six feet high an6
completely submerged the little village.
Great anxiety is felt for people Living IN
the canyon along Soldier Creek, inst
rorth Of the fort Duncan and his wife
and five chiidren lived in the canyon
Fnod, money ana clothing have beer
-ent 10 The sufferers. 1t ID feared thai
several others rave bsen drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
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TRONRLUNN OkLIHOlT1.



Ml0od wiz he Sasd C0-day if the
Cbnrt'sis do nOt Rack DoNvn.
OKLAHOMA Cry. ! r., July l5-Pp-
morrow beng the day tor voting on this
chSfter the mayer has issued prociams-
tion ordering all persons to oesist from
holding or att NJ sting to hold an cleo
on, announcing that every force ut 3
command Will Es used tc.rrevent its pe-
ing held General Mtrfut, U. 8. A.,
commanding the department, arrived
Saturday, and before leaving this nurn-
ing or urgent business elsewhere ordered
iieu enaot-culo II Snyt,er to uss the
ttoops--ot wnIca 400 are stationed her -
to psyst tba oits OH ers Ia Stopping the
election and suppres,ing tie iquor srafi,
a nisss-nertiug was held to-Dight TO
denDupce the proposed military in,esfer.
ence tue charter committee insists
that The election will be held in spite OF
the military, AID calls upon all good olt-
,zens 10 vote tsarlessiy. Lively times
are expected to morrow, rs both sides are
determined.
A detrgetion has gone to the terri,
torial convention at Ftlsco No repairs
have yet besn reserved, exTeDt that q
large atten1&ncs was in session at Q p. N
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

READI>a, Pa ,Inly is IAN unusually
heavy rain storm prevhied early this
uotning throughout the Lebanon Valley.
A plumber o. cretks ovelfiawsd their
bar kI. Euudreds of fields were sub
merged and the crops which had been cut
and lett lying in the fields were washed
away. Al the towns Ut Avon, Myerstowr
and Lebanon the water flowed into the
lover flooys OF a number OF houses and
many occupants lost their household
effects,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
Manone Wait. 20 be sialred.

A puil.icat correspondent writes Elk,
Senator Mahone Of Virginia, aspirts
arrange az it may seem, to the Presidency
OF the United States. He thinks that the
lime is coming whom in order to break
tho solid aouth the Republican party will
be- obliged to nominate n southern man.
As he is the leading southern Republican
he feels that tin lightning is sure TO strike
him OF last. 1t Is this conviction whic
preven,s him from making a fight for the
sovernnrship OF Virginia. Altlora pete
is the motto OF the little giant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

LYONS, a., Jaiy 15.-Five persons
endeavored TO drive across the Chicago d
Northwestern tracks ON Saturday night
between Clinton and Comanche. bat were
struck by freight engine. Mrs. Fred.
Burkrnshaw OF Low Moor Was instantly
k,lled and Miss May B.ekmsu perhaps
fatally injured. Tee other three received
slight bruises. Both horses were killed
and the wagon demolished.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

In Justice Bertoletse'a Office Monday,
Referees j seph L Carpenter, ST.,
CdArles E. Duosll and Edward t. Beilab
tried tie case of Thomas j, Weir va
Albert U. Smiih. action 10 recover two
months reut, $40. The dsteniant had
left lie prem,s after renting hat oaimsi
tne landlord came III and took possession
OF them, thereby releasing him. Verdiet
sor d1f-udant Bel jImin Nields, Esq foi
y amt If and Hon. Charles B. Lore, fol
d.fsnGaat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

The New Y ma II Brazilian Steamship
Company, the only Inns thAt carries the
Etars and stripes in the Atlantic OaAan
south Of tbs equator, has contracted with
the Delaware River iron Suipbuildlyg
Company Of Chester for two fast nail
steamers to run between New York, New
port News and Rio Jnneiro Both v4ss Is
will be similar 20 the Alliance recently
constructed at Chester Tor the same com
pany. Eight steamers, valu d at nearly
So 00n, 900 are in process Of construction
at The Chester yard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

The Pussy a. Jones Company has
finished shipping the big tfnslon IL
sell battery TO sbsttuck & HOLMAN OF
New Orleans. 1t was shipped in sections
and made eight carloads, the total weight
of the battery aggregating about 300 COG
pounds. e. W. Laffsrty, representing
the builders, is experimenting its con-
struction in New Orleans.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Ten members of the Wimiueton Wheel
Club report mileage of 10 20, miles TO,
The first six mouths of this year, of which
8 bs6 miles were made during June.
Dyauer leads with q total of 2,46l miles;
Mcdaniel is second; Merribew third with
Is49 miles; Left md, 1854; v, Il. Pyle,
l,4T5; IL, l.. Pyie. 1900; W, o seeda,
l.l7; Keables, 9O5: Charles s. Wilson
729; Thomas &. Jtfferis, 542.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

The banks CT tina Braudywine are
dottsd with the white tents OF camping
parties, and auTing this ard next month
the picturesque stream viii BE- haunted
by numt yous parties of Young folks VINO
nave come 10 know that THIS is one of the
most beautiful wals Of Spending a sum-
mer vacation. Alrendy are camps pitched
at different points along the stream BY
parties from Philadelphia, Reading,
Lancaster, Media and Yves. Chester.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
A r., w. q IS. Accident.

There was collision on the F., W. &
B. railroad at PerrSville, Md, Saturday
afternoon about O'clock, which did
considerable damage and blocked both
tracks for tnree hours. A shifting engine
was On the main track when the New
York and Washington express due at
Baltimore at 259 p. m came tshing
.long and before it could be stopped III.
two engines had oollided sud both were
thrown from the trs' X. The passengers
IN the train which was composed entirely
OF Pullman vestibule cars, were con
aiderably Eht ken mp but none were in.
jured. The engineers and fremen o.
both engines jumped when thew saw that
collis,on was inevitable AMI escaped
with their lives. The trucks on one OF
the parlor cars was 6eraiIed. The ACCT
dent is blamed na the engineer Of the
shifter who, thin kiog thai the express
had passed, was ON they main track,
Wreck trains from this city and from
Elkton arrived on the scene and removed
the damaged loct nj 1tives.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
shoe Factory for lanvle de Grace.

Tue o;tlzens of H4vre de Grace, Ear
ford County, Md, will vote August 81
on the proposition to isaue $50 100 in
bonds 10 aid il the proposed transfer Of
the slice factory OF Faust & Son from
Baltimore to that place Iu consdera'
i'm OF the expected benefit 10 the Town
he firm ask that the psopls of aavre d.
Grace shall give the grouud for the
buildings, exempt the prop rty FROM
town taxes, give $25 600 towards the
erection of she buildings, and provide
grading, drainage, paving, 60 The fac
tory is expected 80 give employment IT,
800 men aud wnm n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

LoSpoN, July Is Tue 50. James Ga
zette says that the widow Acton VINO COM
uittsd suicide BY drowning, in Tesernsee
Lake, Bavaria, on Friday, wa- relative
Of an It .lian family OF the same mama. The
report That the suicide was Lady Acton,
gl.ter OF the German minister at Wash
lneton, was not true.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

A West gheater special ssys: Walter
!. Booth, who some months ago skipped
from West Grove, leaving behind him
forged paper and unpaid debts amount
ing to S5 900, has finally been located at
at San Diego, Gal. Efforts ara being
made to induce the National Bank OF
Oxford TO have him brought east, but il
is not probable that this will be done.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

KANSAS IrY, Mo-, Jolly l5.-Yester.
day afternoon two heavy freight trains on
'hs Missouri, X ,nsas q Texas railway
came together With terrible force at the
DOT OF steep hill near Boonviile. One
uundred head OF cattle were killed. The
tratnmen escaped uninjurad. Both en-.
gnea and 81 cars were destroyed. Loss,
S40 600 "..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

A disps' CHI from Deer Pars, Md, says :
II YVES not generally known here unit,
sunday that the Editorial Association
Of Delaware and the Eistaru Seore O.
Maryland hal abandoned It's prnpos' d
trp TO This place. There was some dis
appointment when the fact became
known.