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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24
THE P0PE MU,1 LnAVs ZONE.
". Ernest Remain Inits of me Eta,O-
Papai Problem = Possibility oi

~. Ernest seenan 'IGiVs of The xiaiO-
papat Problem = Possibility OF
EsIvai "Opes.
PARIS Oct. IGN. Ernest Rsnan has
been Interviewed regarding the future Of
the papacy. Whatever his character In re-
latlon to religion in genera, N. Renan Is
an acute observer Of current affairs OF
ecclesiastical interest He said thai rs con.
slders thai the ultimate departure OF the
pope from Rome is inevitable. but that the
status quo Will be maintained as long es
possible. TIE reason ne gives for the de.
lay of the abandonment OF the Et-rnal City
Is that the cardinals are conscious that such
u step would be the ziguai for the breaking
up OF the hold which the papacy has upon
tue Roman Catholic word, and that the
certain result would be sprlnglng up OF
schisms In the cbntch.
Italy, says NJ. Renan, would not indorse
the idea Of receiving directions from q
pope dwelling abroad, and the fealty OF
the Italians would soon weaken and dis
out when the supreme pontiff is no longer
one OF Themselves aud the old traditions Of
the vatican have ceased to be present
tact. Tao Rattan Catholics would, In this
predicamsnt, SOONER or later elect an
Italian pcps, resident In I.aly and one OF
their own people
Then would come the great catastrophe,
Tor, following the example OF Italy, every
Roman Cathoec country would wants Its
own pope, and tho church would be split
into many iactious. The local national
divisions might BE- followed by others based
on Goetrinai or adminlst ative differences
/ and the Tremendous anti evangelical ma.
ctinery OF the Romish church would be a
thing Of tAe past.
Cardinal Iavigerie was asked specially
concerning the possibility OF electing /
] HFnDQHm4n Gnagea1 NlTT Ha az
I pressed the opinion that the erection OF {
/ French successor to the papal chair, in til,
existing circumstances, 10 out OF the ques
! ton /; and ne feared the possible results &
such step ~ the homogeneity aud solidit!
| Of the church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24
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LAFAYErrE,s REPLY.


HGs Acknowledgement OF an Address
from the SncicIy OF the sons OF Ike
American Revolution.
While in Paris recently, A. j. Wood
man Of this city, presented to Senator
Edmond de Lafayette copy of the I'D
dress of the Society Of the Sons OF the
Revolution, and also notified him OF his
appointment as vice, president OF the 40.
ciety in France. A few days ago Nj.
Woodman received from the senator the
following formal acknowledgment:
CHARlSiERE L pAYgrrE 2Oth September.
1859 .iHdrelb j. W1GifHda-DE Sir:
owe you many Apologies Tor having so long
delayed my answer TO your address, but l
have been occupied with Iag political and
parliamentary duties, as we'll as with the
desire Of gathering the necessary iniOrma.
ton, and therefore ! have not written to
you as 8 on as could hRvs wished. re-
gret 70 have to say that cannot bs OF use
TO you in France, Tor the organization Of
the patriotic work which you undertake.
Thegrandsons OF the soldiers OF the Amer
lean evolution-compRuiOns OF Lafayette
when he get out for America In 1777-have
disappeared, were dispersed acentury ago,
and are for the most part uukno~n to me.
Our country has mad to suffer many a
disturbance during the last l0l years poll
tics have divided many family. and 1t
would be impossible io7 me TO reuuite and
associate together their descendants. |
hnd myself obliged to decline the honor
OF contributing In ny country, 10 he propa-
CATION OF your beautiful and patriotic idea
accept, however, the honorary title and
functions Of vlca-pre4ident, which you have
teen kind enough to tenGer me, as am
homage TO the memory OF Lafayette, but !
could not well fulfil the duties Of an etfee.
| tiva vice-pre-ident.
Receive, dear sir, the expression OF my
\ appreciation Of the address which you
presented to me In the name OF you
society, and OF my regrets at not hgvinG
made It public. Rsceive also the expression
| Of my sentiments Of lively gratitude
towards you and your colleagues.
Yours truly,
tSgnedl ErHpSD DF LAFAYETTE,
HAnte Loire, France.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

Messrs. Raymond & WnAcomb are pre-
parinR TO take large number OF eastern
tourists to the Pacific coast the coming
winter. Two parties are to cave Philadal
phlg November l4.h aud December 18th,
and large number of names are enrolled
upo- botn lists. Magnificent yeztibuled
trans are to be used on borh occasions,
ths cars going through from PhiiRdelphia
70 the doors o. The Raymond, al East P4sg
dena, CAL, without change. Dlning-cars
aud composite ears with barber shop and
bathroom included) will be run on both
trains. l: goes without saying that Cali
fornia Is the most attractive and popular
winter resort ii Amer!cl. Its remarkably
satuDrlons aud equabla climate gives 1t an
vantage over every other section OF the
world, ia fact. Vuat the coming winter
will witness an increased tide of travel to
the Pacific coast, Is already strongly indi.
Gated. Among those who are booked for
the November and December excursions
ere many who intend passing the winter
aud early spring iu California, and Included
Ia the llAts are persons who have spent
many winters on the Pacific coast. The
California trips will be continued through
the winter and early spring moltus, and
tnera will also be excursions to Mexico In
January, February aud March. send to
Raymouh & Whltcomo, III S nth Ninth
strest (dLder Continental Hote.), Fhllaie .
Phia, Tor d descriptive circular.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24
sULLIYAN VANS no rIeHr.
The Champion Rruiser iiches for
ssi.n,, with Some One.

New YoRK, Oct. l6.-After remaining In
secluslon for nearly three weeks John l.
Sullivan startled the country yesterday by
announcing that he would hght any man
10 the world, but says that gloves and
Marquis OF QueAnsbury rules must be sub
mittsd to. he prefers Jem Smith OF Epg-
land and says that II ne will only come
here he will gladly pay his expenses over
and his food and housing while waiting for
the sacrifice to come of, He also says that
II Jake Klirain should want to be accom-
modated he ia perfectly willing and prom
ises that he will show him or any other
man thai will accept his challenge that his
hands, even with gloves, can do all that Is
required, Slilivan's long silence has only
irritated his desire to knock some one out,
although he says It is PAINFUL for him to do
50 !; bur talk has got to b. stopped, hs is IN
abused man, aud he wants to fight. His
opinion 81 the other fighters Il that theY
are very small an2 he says that they are
only q. 10 b. put to sleep.
JACK Barnett said yesterday that Sullivan
would arrive 10 this city tonight, Gnd
would remain here q week or ~ days 10
order to complete his programme Tor his
tour through the state with his oom6ina-
ton, whicn will probably nsks It's DEBUT In
Troy, and then cover the western part Of
New York state, working west as lar a.
Ohio, giving exhibitions 10 all the pttncipaL
cities. Then gradually working south IN
order 20 strike New Orleans a1out one
week before Sllliyan's .rlai comes up In the
supreme court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24
Not a ease Of IIydropnobia.

HAvKR ~ GRACE, MD., Oct. l6. Robert
Green 81 Robert, a young man we'll known
here, was attacked with violent couvulsions
yesterday afternoon Rbou. o'clock on one
Of the principal thorougnfates. He gave At
fret strong SYMPTOMS Of hydrophobla-
barking, frotnius 1T the mouth and snap.
ping and making n1ises similar to that O. a
mad dog. He was taken TO the house OF
William Murphy, his fgther-in-law, and DR..
r. Il. smith summoned, who, with the as.
sistance Of several strong men and power
FIJI NruRs, succeeded IN quteting him. the
cass caused considerable comment and It
was notsrd around that Mr.. Green had
hy1rophobia, which brought large crowd
OF people 10 the house where tho Young
man was. Dr. Smith says he was suffering
from cerebral congestion. To-day he IL
much better and apparently out OF danger.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24
A Iilg sn,nI.-pox SCARE.

CoLumBus. o., Oct. l7.-Mayor Hunt OF
,gndusky, OHIO, has photographed the State
Board OF Health In regard to email pox
avases at Pelea I,land, the famous nshlne
E sort In Lake Erie. The dlspsch SAYS the
widest excitement exists, over 100 eases
lavlng developed there within the last
four days. TIE leland has about l,G0npop.
ulation, every one OF whom 1t Is feared will
contract the disease. All avenues OF es
ape from the place have been closed by
american and Canadian authorities. Every
ma OF the entire group OF Lake Erie
lands, including Putin Bay. North Bass,
Middle b Use, Eeliy's and others, have quar-
Intined the mainland against the island,
which has become vast isolated pest
house. Dr., Prohst, secretary Of the stats
loard, has s6nt Instructions and has taken
!igorous steps to prevent the disease
reading.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24
TEE BALrInoas osNrxxNIAl.
Father Berminxh ani's ifistcric APP
peal for His Widespread itecogui-


The subject OF Father B4rmingharl's lee.
tu-e last evening week, before the Olthollc
Legion at the sOcIety's ronms, Fourth and
French strssta, was "Oat hollc Centennial
Echoes" The speakers desire Is to arouse
patriotic interest in the Catholic centennial
celebration TO be held at Baltimore Novem-
Der 18th.
He said that tbs beginnings OF the his
tory Of the Catholic church 10 America was
contemporary with tho beginning OF its
political history. The fest bishop OF the
church ia America was John Carroll,
brother of the famous Carroll of Carroll
ton, who, as a representative OF Maryland
10 tbs Continental Congress, signed the
Declaration Of Independence. he was
born in Upper Marlborough, Maryland, In
1874 and was seut 70 Europe at Is years Of
age TO be educated. Hs returned to
America as a parish priest Ia i775. Was
made yicar-ceneral OF Baltimore In 1875
Was appoinIet titst bishop OF the church In
America b. Pose Plus VII IN 1883. He
was co1secratei In EngiGnd on Angus.
18th, 1883, aud ssturnei 70 this country
with the title OF bishop OF Baltimore In De-
c5mb' r, 1880.
HE emiaent Whine and patriotism was
recognized by the Federal government, He
vas this colleague OF Benjamin Franklin as
commissioner to Canada. at the time Of
hts elevation to the bishapric OF America
the whole territory OF the Unlted States vas
included Ia hts charge. HIS pastoral vlsi-
tatiOns extended from Maryland 10
Kentucky on the south aud to Boston,
Mass, on the north. The population OF ths
country WAS then less thsn 4l0O,010. TGs
Catholic church consisted OF IS priests aud
$1,000 communicates, or less than one
h5ndredth Ut The population.
To-day, with population OF g.. 1000 900,
there are 100000 Catholics. Is arcn.
bishops, II bishops, 5000 priests, 1870
churches $50 colleges aud 5000 charitable
inlti'utlons and hospitals.
The speaker yeGesi the above ~ an evl.
dence OF Goi's favor to his people. He
considered that with rhs rapid growth OF
the nation, inspired By steam and elec.
| trleity, the church has more than kept pace
with national prosfess aaf now nunpers
one.fentn OF he population IS conmuui-
| csnt- at her affairs.
| The speaker appealed TO Ills audience
l thBt In the presence OF ths si;nal evidences
/ Of Gods blessings Catholics should maxi
/ the Baltimore centennial a celebration
notable amoac the many with which the
American people ace marking the close o.
| this century.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

All applications for assistance we're made
at the office OK the Associated Cbari. las,
and after careful INVESTIGATION. the follow.
Ing vera referred TO the Prevalent Society:
Number ot woven helped by employment,
lsi; women hplped from emergency, SO;
articles made by w0men employed, 573;
oriers Issued In payment 90 employed, 40;
orders Issued for emergency cases, 65,
The employment rooms were opened In ths
Associated Charities Building. January stu.
1889, for the purposso of distriuu Inc sewing
and provisions. On March 22i, 1889, they
we're closed, with the above stated results.
On the 21th Of March 1889, va closed our
boarding home az 7G6 French etreet. Tns
home having been in existence IA yesFg. d
but it was the w,sest decision Rfte. earnest
aud serious delibcration, Oar furniture
wG5 store with the hop5s 81 opening q co.
operative nom in the FL ufe, II the need
was felt. The demand came sooner than
We anticipated. Co.oIera:lva PRINCIPLES
were agreed upon and OF the 2jtn OF July
our lew hons guild, corner 81 Tenth and
Ma ilson streets, WIS ready for occupancy,
aud has so !ar In every way, satisfied the
happy and epprsciAtlve family Tho has
gathered about rs iresine.
Attention Is agaia called TO the associate
membership OF the society. Any one may
become an associate member By II. pay
meut OF 81 annually.
This report closes the nth year of our
cooperation With the Associated Charities.
Mrs. A. d, Warner. President: Miss Mary
Stsscn, Nice-pres'dent: Mrs. s. L johnson,
Treasurer; Alice q. L1bdell, Secretary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

PtEEGa y. D., OF. l7.-lf" isglElaiure
met n 10th branches yesterday ana voted
'nr Unfit q Sa,vs senators. IN tho house
the vote stood. FIr Il T. e,tigrez, rs;
Bertlett Trlpp, a.; Ncpig 7;M. h. Day,
"a. Ia the sen4le lrtti :sr& got IL 10
Trips 4 api Moody tito4 ;ur bay. The
legislature In Join; session viii formally
rntify The action Of Loth branches and All.
iourp MN JanIgrY, A re,opt!on ari
memorial ursllg fh+ passage Of bill by
ConEreas PTyvialng IN appropriation h;r
making n"cessarH aurv"ys, was passed by
both houses uGarll1u-ly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

E, Bainortdge MundaY, E=q., county at.
torneY, Clay county, Texas, says; Have
used Electric Btt;ers with most happy re-
suits, Ny brother also WAS very low with
Inalarial fever and iaundice but was cured
By tinaly use 81 this Medicine. An satis-
fed Electric Bttters saved his life"
Mr.. d. l, Wllcoxson OF Horse Cave, KY,
adds like testimony saying; He post,
lively believes he would have died had II
rot been for El4etric Bltters.
This great remedy will ward of a. well
as cure all malarisl diseases and for ali
htdney, liver and stomach disorders stands
urequalei. Beaton Smiths drug store
corner seventh and Pine streets. g lods
delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24
No sunday law. for Him.

Editor Gdzstte. At odd times the
daily papers OF this city have chronicled
the endeavors on the part o. the authori-
ties 70 put a stop to base ball playing on
Sunday. As these games are generally
played on the vacant lois over Market ami
Third street bridges and are not objected
70 on week days, Il would seem that the
only law under which II Is sought to put
stop to them is the old "blue" one relating
t. tine proper Observance Of the Sabbath"
Then, again, short time ago the Hat went
forth that all the cigar stores must Gloss on
that day. By some these facts we're noted
tn amusement. Others, however, were
rather Indignant, and when ons OF this
latter class Inquired By what authority a
portion OF our people assumed TO dictate
to the rest as 10 Thar they should
or should not do on sunday, be was
answered that this laws Of Delaware thus
provided Ia Difference to the sentiment Of
the people of the State and "thal the over
whelminG m4j1rity Of the people favor a
few days ago, however, the pastor Of ona OF
our leading churches estimated that TIRES.
fourths Of our population grs non.clucnn-
goers. Il This estimate be correct, Is 1t not
reasonable 70 suppose that maj lrity OF
our people 10 not favor the enforcement Of
these laws, and Is 1t not abopt time that
steps = ere taken looking toTards their re-
| peal l. seems that way 10 M, and / hope
! that Others Of the same opinion will COM
rcrTari and help to do away win sGch
/ tGnatical reru atoms. YuCSG Man.
| October 18th 1889
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

CHICAGO LII, O3t Al, 4. Platte, on
whose little patch OF ground on Clinton
street, petroleum was discovered four
months ago, has since that time pushed his
Investigations until now derrick has been
erected, q test well sung and everything
prepared for pumping. The well has now
reached depth Of j3l fest. Petroleum
was found ia such quantities. as 10 justify
the WORK now ia proSress Contractor
Gray says the oil + much tiuer thgn mu h
found in older oil tislis Of the east II will
take three or four days to put the pumps
in and the real work Of taking ont ths OIL
will probably not begin before rhursday.
Mr. Platte IL a negro. HIS well Is In the
heart Of the business district OF the west
division.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

KsSsAs Cry, KAN, o I. n -Georg
Walton, aged is, is under arrest charged
With Rbduciiug Daisy French, year
Younger than himself. The children had
formed an attachment fer one another, but
ne girls parents ordered that their Init
macy cease. sunday both tisapreared
Last evening Walton was arrested. lie had
ntered the room OF his lady love and han
.folsn from there u change Of clothing for
DER. He was locked mp, He refuses to
tell where Mss French ia secre'ei aud no
ace OF her Whereabouts can bo d.scoveted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

AT he aheLin6 sale yesterday week OF the
Norm MalEAna J4ttt4 ~ upaay Tie cat le
and HORSES brought Sl72,pUU. This is tine
lowest Gale ever made under similar condi-
lions IN Montana.
The secretary OF the company operating
the Mount Auburn Inclined Pane In Oln-
c,nnati, where the disaster occurred Tues.
dstN y eek, 'aSs That ritz piece Of iron, rot
mora tRtn an Inch long, tp,me lodged In
g. it.ott valve aai ~ dsted It impossible
fol he enginsrl TO s1ut Oh steam, How ii
came there no one kn,w-.
A statement prepared by the Mexican
foreign office showing the value OF the
commerce OF thut country with the United
States for the past year has been sent TO
the state department by Minister RYAN.
The Imports were OF he total value Of sl9-
264 ,G73, q which S5,73l .s3j went liz free Of
duty. OF dutiaole goods the principal
receipts were cotton, provisions, drugs and
chemicals iron and steel The exports to
the United States aggregated $50 9,626,
as follows: MrrchRndtse, Sl3 IA 5I0; prec-
ious metals, Sl7 0l6 I1G, The apparent bal
ance OF trade IN favor OF Mexico l. Sll, 794,-
1853, but the difference IN currency reduces
4 this balance to S2,2G9,O67.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

ISDIASAP1LIs Ism, Oa' II. A. a means
OF iosatns the street railway company TO
cDniiLue ia lts employ over 100 conductors
who we're discharged a few days ago when
on acc unit O the weather closed cars Wsrs
brought Into use, thg Central Labor
u9i3D has npreagi to the people oil the
city 10 refuse 70 pay their fares II con.
duGtOgs are Lot % the cars 10 collect them.
The Giyt attorney backs them In the move
meEt by stating that the company c .nnot
legally compel them to drop the fares into
the money box. Ia consequence hundreds
Of persons are daily taking advantage Of
the company and are refusing o pay their
fares. The Labor Union declares that his
will continue un:ii the conductors are re-
stored TO duty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24
IN GESERaL.

At tho m1uthly meeting OF the directors
OF the Baltimore & Onto rtllrcad last week,
II was decid Il 10 declare no dividend yat
Gorge d Sqpires, special agent u the
general laid 0tliee, has beeu dismissed.
Nc. Sqnlres was formerly private secretary
to Pension sou'gnissi lner Tanner.
Charles A Taylor, cashier at thu New
Yo'k custom house, resigned In week,
tha sItiou being dhs'fcl for william IL.
i-tWtak of / haci, New York. II pays
s., 800 y year.
This t6lnce committee OF the New Ynrk
worlds 'HI asst Week resolved to immedi-
a-s.y Toxic steps 10 obtain subscriptions 10
The i've LGiliOn guarantee luHd. A sub
som Nttas vas appointed TO prepare the
necessary subscription books.
itei states CNnsui L1Fls, at Mnrocnn,
rfurned to New YORK yesterday week on the
steamer h ysia, from atbrnltar. He Dr.uE
the remains OF mis- Wits, who died Ut
Morocco on the 20lh nltimO.
Consul R7iner, ~ Santiago de Cuba, re-
ports to the state department that tie
exports from his district to the United
hta.es In the year ended June 3lth, 1889,
amounted to . ,37Tl67. OF this sugar was
veued at 53,70l,oii, aud iron ore at
$3.50, il5.
At Santa Ana, California, YESTERDAY
morning week Mr.. En- l.. Scholl cut her
throat and the throats oil her two children,
a 5-yeGrs oli-boy and 3 ye4rs-old girl. pne
children are dead, but 1t Is thought the
mother will recover. Three years ago she
WIS divorced from her husband. the court
giving her possession of the children. Re-
| eAnSiy Scholl entered suit to obtain Gus
tody OF the children, and this caused the
! tragedy.
| A tahulatei statement has been furnished
the department OF state by Consul r obeits
OF rho value OF goods imported Into Canada,
at tho port OF Hamilton, during the year
endei June 3Oth, 1889. The total is
S2,73l,757. The henviest importations we're
OF brass manufacture, bread-tufls, CLOCKS,
| watches, coal and coke, cotton, drugs, fish,
4 fruits, glassware, hats and caps, iron man
ufactures. paper manufactures and pro-
visions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

7 TT-TlTTTTT
Az IL murders nave been committed n lf
week. in PhlladelphiG the Charleston, S.
o., heirs md Courier inst.ts III II the arm
Of the state must be paraly2 ID and tina. the
Federal Government should interfere for
the preservation OF order and protection OF
lite IN Pennsylvania. The pathetic interest
uf the Ne,rS and Courier in behalf OF better
administration and mora hanging 10 Penn
syivania Il vary fair stand-Of for tbs
faigned grief and iamentation In northern
Republican journals over the rampant
crime and lGTlessnass IN the South.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

The eccentric ey senator Jones OF Flor
ida, is again heard rom. He has qlarreled
With his friend O'Sslu OF Detroit. Mich,
who f. is said hs5 FOR nonths cared for and
literally supported him. The prsas was
Occaslnnei BY Senator Jones' refusing to
yacA the room he had occupied for two
ystr5. or 20 r7tnru 10 Florida, even II the
money Wer6 given him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24
Fora disordeFed llver Try Beechams pills.
A Christian CnmTcn s:atherIng.

BELAIg, HARFoBb CuuSIY, Nh, Oit. H.
The Missionary Society Of the Christian
Chureh in Maryland, Delaware and the
District OF Columbia IL in session az tue
Mountain Church, about six miles from
here. Yesterday was preachers day. The
following we're present: Tie Rev. Messrs.
Power Of Washington Marshall Allen and
Vernon q Baltimore, Wade OF Yorktown,
Va, Mcleod Of Newark, Dal., Harvey OF
Reekord, Nd, Teagarden OF Rockville, Md,
Hoye OF Beaver Greek, Md, and two young
men named Morgan Of b hioiuas, Iowa,
who IRE rO-f graduates ~ johns Hopkins.
SIC. Vernon spoke on "apirituM Growth Ia
the Miuis ry :" Mr.. iInyr nu Preaching for
the Times; Fir. Harvey on Country
ChGr"hes;" Mr.. Mcleod on "Dscipliue;n
Mr. Marshall on " The SOUS Destiny" and
Nr rsagArdeu on Pastoral Work" Mr..
NcLen pr aehed in tine evening on Faith,
Hoaeati GhgritT," Rni at tie conclusion
Of the seFmp4 Mr.. Thomas Blair and Mss
hnntu ltoherruA ware married, Mr. Wade
OF gorktJ1g pFrtC-:nias'tai ceremony.
A lyssss j.3ag 2. y,a - Wa JEsssut.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

new YORK, Oct. l7.-The Alias Line
steamship hthos arrived hero to-day tom
Hayden ports. The voyage was
tempestuous one. The Ath0s was at PORT
al FRINGE On 5 ptembrr 2lst and brings the
Intelligence rEat Hlrpoyte ri hHt tine was
nnsilg engaged IN arranging for the presl,
DENTAL election, HippolYte expects thu
he will BE- the unanimous chcice OF The
people. The election takes place this
month