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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

80 serve Mt the Adjourned October
Term of The HutIed states (iS,nri.


10 Serve mt the Adjourned tsglVher
Term of the United states conf.
The following petit jurors were drawn
Saturday to serve at the adjourned Oetohgr
term Of the United states court to be hsld
In this city on April oh.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Wilmington hundre1-John W. Hawkins
John II. Edwards, Edward DarlInpt6n
David IL. CoYle, Edward Chandler. Jamss
u. BeRgs, Jacob Derrlckson, Nj. d, William
II. Luugren. '''''''.
Ohristigna hundred--Thomas D. LYMAN
!, New Castle-llenty W. Frazer, John a,
Sehuharit. -
Mill Crock -Willium T. Peach, john
Phillips.
81, GeorgesJames LIE Compt, Jr,
Fehcader--Jarnes Mccoy, Jr.
KENT COUNTY.
Duck Greek hundred = William =
Smithers.
kenlon-J0hn s, Short.
East Dover--Jamas QUITS Wlllipn RutI..
and james J.. Hevefin.
North Mueierklli = Ezekiel &. Er4yar
John G. GoOdsn.
South Murderkill-- Edwin W, rhomas
Benjamin /. hurd.
Mlspillton Ezekiel Flemmiug, Robert 4
Downs and Luther Snaw, =
Miltord-Jehn y. Bickell,
Little Greek Henry W, Horn.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Dagsboto hundred Daniel Short. linn
". Rodgers, William 3. Phtlllng,
., Little Creek -aeorge q. Smith, George
W. james, 50
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

Farm Stock and tlomr.
After several years experience with
giving bounty to stimulate the sugar
industry within their respective llnita
france, Germany aud Rlssia have called
g Joint convention Tor the nurpose Of
adopting some method by which thew can
let 60 of what has proved to be ysrita,
be 'oid man OF the sea" to the nlass of
their respective peoples. al the eoun
Tries named are in the tolls and neither
one dares let go unless Gildo. The effect
OF the sugar bounty has been to make
sugar cheap to all the world except the
countries paying the bounty. The pro.
ducton OF sugar was enormously in
creased, far beyond the ability Of the
bounty paying counties to consume IN.
sulting in Tremendous drains en- the M.
tlonal treasures, dear sugar 10 their own
people and phenomenally cheap soOar
to all outside customers. With this ~
parience before it, the United States
Senate passes bill which proyiaes Tor
the payment of bounty on all snUnr
produced in this country. The tariff on
foreign sugar IL reduced one half bnt
Whatever advantage that may be 10 con.
SINNERS is possibly all neu,rAli2ad by The
proposed bounty. If the bill in question
becomes law, a precedent will have
been established which Will lead into n
wilderness of turmoil dissensions and
difficulties. II a bounty is TO be- paid on
sugar, why not on wheat, oats. corn
pork, lard, sausages, peanuia, wild mustard
and burdock2 What farm product is
more deserving of bounty ut the present
time than beetf 'What divinity doth
hedge" sugar more than butter that one
should be bounty paid and the other not2
The Senate's desire to please everybody
has evidently got 80 muoh tho better of
ordinary common sense ii Is occasionally
suspected Of possessing that ii will sue.
coed in pleasing nobody. At ali events
the national Congress starts on q very
thprny path when it begins TO trayel
towards direct bounty paying. Il had
better stick TO tho old method OF paving
beauties indirectly by imposing hieh
duties on foreign, made Articles
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
EAa's Soap is an elegant toilet, adjunct,
A pastor I,n,,..,.,.S. - 'p'

The Rev. J. ID. O. Hanna wae inaugarated
pastor OF hsbGry Church on Sunday and
preached Interesting sermons in the morn
Ing and evening. Large congregations at
tended and he created favorable impress
sion. He will he given reception ut the
parsonage on Wednesday evening. Plainly
stated, the sentiment is almost general, not
only among the members OF Asburv Church
but among the Methodist Eplsoopal
chnrches OF this city and tho ministers OF
Wilmington Conference. that the Rey. j. n.
Bryan received most shabby treatment. MIR.
Hannas ability to serve Asbury Church as
pastor Is recognized and there is no oil jeo-
tion to him. IL ls still urged thut MIR.
Bryan's faithful and benehcent services
should have secured his return to the pas
tOrHte for another year,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
A Itridee Badly Inimrn,l.

Abont o'clock on Friday morning, d tug
towing barge loaded with phosphate ma.
terials. bound for liothwelts Landing,
caused serious accident while attempting
to pass through the draw OF the Iron bridge
over Duck creek at Flemmings Landing,
ihe barge, becoming unmanagaable BY
reason of the great length of the towing
hawser, drltted behind the guards Of the
draw, and ran into the approach OF the
bridge, lifting 1t from the ibutments and
seriously inluring the draw. All travel was
stopped, greatly to the inconvenionGe ot
Jbllc. M e'tre h +l,Ntt
unlucky ues Is heel damaged by COLI
sions soyerNl times. Levy Court COMMITS
sloner ueofgt hJtnweIi heard 1T the
accident when he reached Smyrna, Friday
night, and immediately went to the bridge.
where he put out warning lanterns and
Flaeei man on duty to guard against
accidents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
PaHsIDExr Lnsxr,s srArxMsNr.
rae says That chairman Lecnrpen-
Ter In in Good NIssktsllaaV.


Editors Chester Times; The account OF
Edward Lecarpenter's dealings with the
Moyamensing Hook aud Ladder Conn
pany, published in Wednesdays Issue.
does him an injustice. The Intlmation that
he handled considerable funds OF our re-
cent fair aud failed to account for the same
Is incorrect. The receipts OF each evening
were returned to the treasurer, John Peck;
and In hiH absence to James L.ascomb, who
was appointed for that purpose. Oonse-
quently MIR. Lecarpenter, or any other OF
the members, did not handle the money.
He was chairman OF the fair committee and
his duties were to attend 10 and direct all
the details OF the fair, which he did most
satisfactorily; and by his efficient manage
ment It was the most successful fair ever
held by the company.
MIR. Lecarpenter made no secret OF his
leaving Chester. having Informed the writer
and other members OF the company several
days before his departuce OF bis intention
to remove to Wilmington; furthermore. his
furniture was moved by Expressmen ]. w.
Bradley, secretary Of the company.
On the sale OF season tickets for the fair
Mr.. Lecarpenter owes, as you state, SAT.
but for which no made satisfactory ar
rangementa for the payment before leaving.
Edward Leearpenter IL n member OF tho
MOI amensing Hook and Ladder Company
in good standing. CHARLES 4. LENhY,
President Moyamenslng Hook aud Ladder
Company.
CHESTER, March goth, 1889.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
EIaHrr ROUNDS no 4 DRAw.
Weir and Murphy Pu,nnieI Each,
Other for the Gl.alu,uionShin

kouls, Ism April 1. -rhemuch. talked.of
prize light between Weir and Murphy for
the light. weight championship came OF
hero yesterday. After lighting 50 rounds
draw WAS declared. 1t Was bard fought
battle, and, while Weir showed the most
science aud did most ofthe leading Murphy
proved himself Is very game flshtpr and the
Spider" failed to knock him out.
CHICAGO, April Lug night Parson
Davies said that II he conld prevent Ii there
would DO no second meeting bstween Weir
and Murphy. After the return OF the
lighters to Chicago yesterday it was aseer-
tanned that one OF Murphy's ribs was
broken. Weir, III addition to injured hands,
hha y fracture ~ $50 ;..- rI+sr.s = 80
had Oh at Tl5u ays INV. WlftsF NM
uircumtt4n III, Il lJlT tlF6e fitGU ts,s5
uaYs Woo " 3F} is NiIlaE 10
ui'ide tho puteo equaty Dstweun tue men,
declaring they have earned it,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

George L Morris, who has a saw manu-.
LaGlory at NJ, 222 West Second street mad
= narrow escape from death by the acct
gonuu BURSTING Of grindstone yesterday
the steam In his boiler inereased varv
th!illy, the increased steam pressure con
sidstablg aGeeltrItting the speed OF the
st9Ap, Norris noticed this and was iust
abolt TO reduce tho steam pressure when
w ". Stone flew into three pieces. one piece
li,el Nc Norris ami threw him to the
o.het 500 OF tho room. His right thigh
WIZ VIZ ifacturedl and he received u aut on ths
tlHht temple md right elbow. Ha was rs.
H.9Eet g his home, No. 249 Van Buren,
i i,,,,, @hate be y now resting easily. His
injuries are not dangerous.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
Death Of a Former w.,m,ne,o,,a..

ThomHs +. Rnshton, for many years
resident OF this city aud an old engineer on
the p, W. d. railroad, was found dead in
he'd Sunday morning CT the residence OF
Christian Puiahl. formerly a saloon keeper
OF sixth and Church streets, but who was
refused license at the Inst term Of court and
has since bought the farm OF James Shippers
near Union Church. Cecil county. Hushton
had only been there about week. Death
was the result OF natural eau. es and no In
ques, was held The deceased leaves ono
son, Edward Rushton, foreman OF the rail-
road shops at Georgetown and one uaugh-
Ter who lives 10 Plttsourg. d II. Devices,
tho wealthy Chestnut street merchant In
Philadslphih, is a CALF brother, and sister
q The deceased, was the wife Of ex Sheriff
Howell OF Philadelphia Rlshton was
about 81 years old and In his younger DAYS
had run an engine on the PeunaylyapIp
ra'trow tuPu e,aHslk O tho ATE lie
1l' last employed on thu ". IL y tall-
road as a Keeper la Philadelphia ai,3Ur
one yaic ago
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04


Mr.. Tanner, the new commissioner Of
pensions, on Friday asked for tue repigna-
lions of five division chiefs In the pension
office. Their successors have been 40.
pointed, subject to the approval Of tho Sec.
rotary OF the Interior.
Charles b, Smith, Republican candidate
ior Congress in the Parkersbuyg district OF
west Virginia, has served notice OF contest
on James M. JACKSON, who holds tho gov.
ernors certificate. The notice contains the
Official returns OF each county.
gentleman IN Baltimore has received n
letter from member OF MIR. Garrett 4
party, stating that the proposed trip TO
Mexico really was abandoned In New
Orleans because Of Information received
there which led them to fear some acts OF
violence from Mexican prisaud4.
An nDkuO@n man entered tue First
National Bank In beaver. Colorado, onbFrl.
day and, placing revolver at the head Of
President Motrat, forced him to draw a
cheek tol ~ 900, have 1t eashed m the
tsaets des 1, nand him the money and not
give ~ alarm until he had left the bank.
Detectives aro after the man, but NO trace
uf hin has been found
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

reduction OF per cent In the wages OF
unsettled labor and 10 per ceut In that Of
skilled labor went into effect at the Penn
sylVania steel works at Harrisburg Monday.
About $500 men will be- affected.
A compilation made by the Tra,lesmaa,
from actual returns received by 1t, shows
that gu Industries were established 10 the
south during the past three months against
90 heW Industries established during tbs
same period OF last year.
henry !. Helmbold, the formerly we'll
RhoWn patent medicine man, was sent to
Bellevue hoppltll from tha Yorkvllle police
court IN New York on Sunday, to be ex-
amlned as to his sanity. His wife and son
made the complaint. lIa was finally left to
the sare Of his family, who prom lsed to be
responsible TOR hts acts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years Wa have been selling Dr.. Kings New
discovery for consumption, DIR klng's New
Life Pills, Bucklen'a Arnica Salve and Flee.
trle Bitters, and have never handled RENE
dies that sell as well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction, Wo do NOT
hesitate TO guarantee them every time, and
Wa stand ready to refund the purehase
price, II satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
beaton smith, druggist, corner Seventh and
Pine streets. Goods delivered free,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
I,n,rirG Egan,s Clnxsn.,,in.

The question of Patriek Egans American
tG;i, ~. mas occasional many disputes.
This IS the record When thu Informer
darcy began bis story about the inylncIblss
Egan LETT Dublin. between two days, early
In March, 1883, and crosstaR to Autwor1
took ship There and landed IN this eitv
March 18th. He did not intend TO STAY here
permanently, but ths complications trislng
out OF the PhnniE PARK demonstrations aad
thf coercion law decided hin TO remain
and bring ont his family. A there was NJ.
terwards some talk Of extraGitlug hIin and
<. Y; sheridan, they botE declared their in
tentions to become eItINns. When Id gna
elected president Of the National i,aapne m
tho lston convention, August 18th. 1854
it was then stated that his first papers hAd
been Issued several months,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

conwt SF!.ah who are annoyed by iits Of
IN Yp s,.,,., Aad nasal trumpeti1gs SO com,nSn
aessg i'i N, r., and meeting houses N thla
reco,ar, =, ,iia Seat cannot do better than
rSs,rt t ~ ~, y tior ll0cks IN Immediate
rME5 Tbn ,iale Honey OF liorehpnnd and
W. ne comparative quiet on ,ho sno aaoh'
~. ''hoIath Tor this potent remnd viii ~,
MN MI, stile have effected pener',I " 10y
vai"gs et5'gts know from eTperisnca ,ba
ehist =, 'us Preparation as cure for bro c,o
seient iaa,a,eeltlons, and can therefore con.
minute, drops cure in one
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
POPE Lr,,,s LETTER.
Gze Addresses tho American bishops
rhrough Cardinal Gibbons,


BALTIMORE, Nd, April THE following
is the letter OF Pope Leo XIII addressed TO
HIS Emine ncG james, Cardinal Gil bons, In
reply to the letter of tho Archbishops OF the
United Safes. II IL dated February ~ h:
TO our beinred son James. Cardinal Oh.
bons, drchbishop If baltimore BELoyRD
SoN; Health and apostolic beneilction. We
have read your impressive aud powerful
letter uf the 30th Of December, written IN
your own name aud IN that OF tho other
archblshops of the United States. Il does
honor to you, while It affords us no little
consolation.
For nothing could be more appropriate TO
the time or more worthy your high Office
than the public defence OF the liberty and
rights OF the apostolic sea and the devoted
clergy Of Italy against the attacks Of those
who holding 'orcibie possession OF our
city, endeavor by threats of punishment to
stiiie the very voices OF those whose duty It
Is to proclaim the laws OF the church. And
because you have made this defence with
prudenee and YiRor, both justics and re-
ligion owe you debt of gratitude, and this
the more because your defence has the
merit Of consistency. These striking proofs
OF your faith and zeal serve to bind our
hearts in closer union, and inspire Us with
the pleasing hope that your words will
have weight with thoss even who, though
not IN communion with us, are at least un.
biased witnesses OF the injuries Inflicted
upon us and the church. Moreover, we are
consoled not only because your declara-
tions, which are IN accord with those OF the
other dignltarles OF the church may win the
jealous support of upright ind intelligent
men but we rejoice especially III tnis--that
your prayers, united with those OF tho rest
of the faithful. confirm and increase our
confidence in the Almighty power and ever
watch ul DroyIl ADpe nf (tod
Sustained by hope and praying that the
fulness OF heavens glfta may descend upon
you, beloved son, upon tine other arch
bishops of the United States, and upon the
clergy aud the faithful entrusted TO your
and their care we lmpart TO you and them
as u pledge OF our love the Apostolic bsne.
dlctlon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

trace NJ. 2, Church has decided 70 erect
parsonage either on the north east eorner
~ MINI and Washington streets 81 on tLs
Ptoperty 90 dining, fronting on Washington
si9st which y owned by j, TAYLOR Cause
W. tha heirs 0, the late II. McDanleI
a MHtk WIZ beeinnext year, The present par.
ssViHRe, 4 ?. 5u2 Delaware avenue, is rented
~ ~ III Ghutth. During the first week In
stit i wv pg y society will give In In-
yai nlyal Of the months. suawberr,es sn IA
81. 81, cream viii he served aud music md
.antetlX Viii follow. The proceeds VIII he
appropriated TO the parsonage fund. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
MIR. GARRETT COMING HOME.


BALTIMORE, MD, April l.--Mr. Robert
Garrett has not improved much ON his
southern trip, AMI he will be brought home
IN week or two TO his quiet country seat
uplsnds, a few miles from this city. Changes
are being made In HIS country home 10
afford him more seclusion, and covered
walk like that at Rlngwood will beprovided
for hlm to take exercise In bnd weather.
Mrs, Garrett Is living at Upands. The SER
wants continue TO be the only occupants OF
the magnificent mansion on Mount Vernon
Place. In which both Mr.. Garrett aud his
wife were so much Interested before his
illness. They have only occupied IT about
eight months since its completion several
years ago.
II Is learned that since startling on his
southern trip Nc. Garrett has been In con,
slant dread Of Imaginary impending evils.
The slowing up OF the train alarms him
and travelling on the railroad soon recalled
to him the past troubles Incidental TO the
close OF his railroad career, and he became
Irritable aud nervous,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
The nolbow viii cas-. ro.,ponca.

The hearing Of the Dolbow will case was
70 nave taken place b fore Reg stor Bead.
tori at 10 O'Clock, on Saturday. William
=; Sprnpnce, Esl, representing the will Of
King Dolbow which was not discovered
untll after his death, the settlement OF the
estate unier prior willard the snbAeuuent
leath q MS widow and the presentation OF
.er VIII ior probate, was present and ready
TO 80 on. Hon, Anthony Higgins renrs.
sentilg the will Of Mrs. DolBSw. was de.
talned AZ Washington, and through Philip
uhurchmau. Esq ASKED for continuance,
LEICESTER Bradford continued the hearing
until next Saturday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

klchatd Booth, II well-known tobacco
mist d this city, died Sunday at his resi-
dence, No. East Second street, OF n kidney
complaint, aged IS years. He came to this
city when lad, and learned the trade OF
cigar making. During the gold excitement,
In had, hs went to California, and alnaassd
considerable wealth, Returning to VIII
mlngton he established himself in the cigar
and tobacco business, In which he continued
until very recently. He married several
ago, but his wife died AMI no leaves no
family,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

William III. Haley Of the Highlands has
IA nus possession II peiritiad apricot and n
petrlGad clam, which were sent him from
montana. Both are perfect specimens Int
while the clam Is very dark in color, ina
original ttnts OF the apricot are preserved
III wonderfully natural manner, Thew
are very Interesting eurlositIes, "ss
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
Valued POLICY BILL.
The Effect of uts Passage WtiI Not
Be Apparent Until After Next jam


Be Apparent Until After Next Jam
Itnry
From conversation with several local In
surance agents, this morning 1t was learned
that they do not anticipate any Immediate
effects as result OF the valued policy bill
which passed the legislature last week. The
bill does not 80 into effect until January
ist. 1890. up TO which time business will 20
on as usual.
AS to what will follow. after the law be-
comes operative, It Is Impossible TO say.
The opinion was expressed that those COM
ranies who have been doing business here
at loss will withdraw their risks, as
business Improbable now. would be still
more 80 under the new law. The COM
panies whose business has been profitable
may continue and conform their system to
the new order Of things. But, whatever
may be the outcome. It was held that the
operations of the new law will be found TO
be fur from satisfactory.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
PennsyIyanla IsniIroad,a s.o...

this city, went to Washington Monday morn
ing 70 inVestigatetthe ilre there Sunday
morning which destroyed five box cats,
three gOndola ears and 800 barrels OF coal
OIL neionging 10 the Pennsylvania railroad,
ehtailing a loss Of $4,000. The cause Of
the fire Is unknown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
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KILLED BY HISs0CAW.
Escapes From n Nupiiai Knot by
Numbering Her Husband.

Hancock, OAK. April l.-Old william
Edwards, squaw man, who had the mail
contract nom Washburn TO Goal Harbor,
wac murdered Saturday by his squaw wife.
The old man, who had a wife and faEally IN
Montana, bought The young Indian from
her parents Tor s4l. Ehe tried 10 leave him
several times with ii younger man, but Ed
wards baflled each attempt. Saturday
morning, while he was lying IN bed, the
squaw cut his throat from ear to ear.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

petition Ia being circulated Ia Bel Ali.
ny Tue bar OF Maryland, asking President
Harrison to appoint the Hon. John A. J.
Ortswell associate Justice OF tho supreme
court, TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death OF Justice Stanley Matthews.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
1~-s-~-----7s------
com MINERs IN Gov Eliot.
A Dispute as so the Ownership OF 1
Gold deposit.

Sbtu bepObht
San DnGo, GAL, March 2S.--Trouble
is reported from the new mining camp
i've miles from Hanta CLARA. A rich
quartz claim is held by armed Mexicans
whose rights are disputed by American
ptohpectors and bloodshed is likely to
ensue. Governor Torres has been asked
for troops, and officers are hnstenine
there with squad OF Mexican cavalry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

sHifered from a very severe c,Il,l in NJ,
hrhd i9r months, without relief. Was advised
70 use Ely Cream Balm. II has worked ike
magic IA Is cure, alter using IL one work +
feel grateful Tor what If mas done for M
street, New York, - WV
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

The flesh speedily re-unitss when obsti-
nate are cleansed with Gienns Sulphur
Soap.
"hilts Hair and WhiskeE Dye" black or
browps 60es
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

~ NsA't.As@sI'a apepls. 3S4uast, nas
consented to be postmaster of Philadel-
phia at the expiration Of Mr.. Harrity's
term. Senator Quay, it is said, shows no
determination to press Leeds. Indeed, q
report comes by way of Philadelphia that
Quay and the other Philadelphia leaders
have no real intention of trying to get an
Office for Leeds il. Philadelphia, but have
determined to try to make him clerk Of
the House Of Representatives in the next
Congress.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

ma pIlIous anu nervous
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

CHICAGO, March IS The Hon. Robert
L. Lincoln was in receipt of kilograms
from all parts of the country to day, con-
graduating him upon his nomination to
the Court of st. James. He says he has
not yet mado up his mind as to whether
or not he will accept the nomination. A
friend OF MIR. Lincoln is OF the opinion
that he will decline il, for the reason,
chiefly, that his vito is confirmed in
valid.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

WASHINGTON, March 80. Tho nomination
Of Murnt HaIgieHi Il lie iajni4ter 10 Ger
many hna been rejected BY the Senate by d
vote ii % to IL.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

hhpShhOfu2s AclI Phosphate.
The best tomb known, Furnishing slsta.
nance TO both brain aud body.