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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-08-30

The total original cost Of the British
war ships of all sorts at the last Spit
head review, paraded for the inspection
of the Emperor, wasfl6,S53,765. The
number of ships present was seventy
three; Of torpedo boats thirty-eight.
The weight OF metal contained In the
heavy guns was 5000 tons. The
tonnage was approximately 100000
tons. Five hundred aud sxty-nine
heavy guns, irrespective of quick .frers
and machine guns, composed the arm
ament.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-08-30

The latest use of photography is TO
make cannon ball take picture of its
own wabblings. An arrangement
something like a camera is to be placed
In the forward end of the projectle,
aud when it is fred directly at the sun
the light traces lines upon the plate,
from the direction of which it can be
told whether the projectile has kept in
one position or has wavered to and fro
during its flight U.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-08-30
PERRINE'S BARLEY ESEE

Dy5tpslN H.u III PtrrInes Pure BafIel
Malt Whlskey a powerful invlgoranl
aud helper 90 digestion. PERltINEis
PURE BARLEY MALT WnSKEY
unduly stimulating the Kid.
keys Increases their tagging activity
,unteracei Z eefrects OF fatigue. has.
ms convaleSc nee and Is q wholesome
promptidit etio Watch the label I
None genuine less bearing the sigma
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-08-30
THROUGH TRAINS FOR suNBlRY FROM TuR
RAsr AND SOUTH.


uTll al
Mlikesbarre NAH leaves sun6ufy la0O A. m
.2.10 pm. "HAeS-oaire
AT ESPFsss Roo East East leaves sanpgry p m arriving
sunoury Man leaves Wiikesbarre ii ~ A. m pr,iv ~
inE ~ noom & Ferry les1,p E., sunbuTy iSO o. m
v,ne ~ me-, Mest leaves Wilkes-harre 3Ob D. M al
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
PrAnsrs the purest and hest Soap made


UPWARDS OF I5N delegates from different
lodges OF the Order of Tonti attended
secret convention hald in Philadelphia Fri
day nigh. The convention was called for
the purpose OF srlecttng committee 10 ask
the court to appoint professional auditor,
not a member Of the order, to examine the
accounts nf tine supreme lodge md make a
report, so that the members Of the subo d..
nate lolyes could Alcartaln " the supreme
executive committee were responsible for
Suprems Treasurer George W. Wrighps de-
fal0atiou oI il,OA0 as charged by several
Mentors oil tue order. resolution was
Offered That a committee be appointed to
ask the Golrt to Hpuolnt an auditor. II was
three times offered and voted down
every tins. lhn last vote was 60 to 8
against the resolution. The eight msm-
bars who represented the lodges In favor
OF having an auditor appointed madp u
desperate EFFORT TO carry their poluS, hut
were defeated on every side. Their repre-.
sentAtivps were his4ad aud we're not per-
mtttsd 10 occupy IN 4 lpr for over two or
thres minutes 1T tims. The following
was adopted; "We he'ieva that the supreme
on 'rrS gre not darellGt Ia their efforts to
Investigate the lats Supreme Treasurer
George w, Wright's dafalcation of $4,000,
aud that It ia not rlght 10 hinder them IN
rhsir efforts" Members OF Southwestern
Lodge by whom the convention YVES called,
caim that the Supreme Lodge packed tho
convention. They declare they will appoint
committee from their own lodge aud
spend rs much money az necessary 10 carry
out their objects. They claim that the So
| preme Lodge has exotted itself TO the W.
most In order to keep their accounts from
being examined, which shows that there Il
something wrong, and they are afraid that
| n they are examined now II viii bs dls,
covered, but II they have charge OF the
accounts Tor few months they will be able
to tir them up 80 that no wrong can be
| traced 10 them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
AmADuAY AVID a HAroanr.
How n Crazy Wan Terrified Some
Pe1pte i'm Elizabeth.

ELIzABgrH July "a "A madman armed
with haichet was on the rampage at
Hallway last night, aud terrified score
of people. The maniac is the IS years-old
son OF William Marsh of Union street.
The young man became crazy from hard
study. An invention which he was work
ing on turned his brain. He was skill
full type.setter, although he used his skill
only for amusement. Symptoms OF in
sanity showed themselves two weeks ago,
and yesterday he became frantic. he pro,
cured an axe from the wood shed and
brsndishei II about the house. He next
picked up baby from the floor and
rushed with it from the house. The
ch,ld's mother pursued him, and several
women Joined in the chase Their
screams disturbed the luuat 50 that he
dropped the child aud made his escape
by vsulting over fence.
He turned up later in the day at hi'
home, his face horribly dau1e1 with red
paint. He still had the hatchst, and told
his family he WAS going on the warpath
and demanded something to eat. When
food WAS placed before him he devoured
it like a wild peast Then, sprinpipg up,
he tore the shirt OF his body, put on a
tsttered 'cket, and, with parting yell,
plunged ont OF the door and ran up the
street. His mother and sisters had
meanwhile fed to a neighbours house.
They eould not he persuaded TO return
home that night. The lunatic's father
started in search of him last night assisted
by several men. They secured the city,
hut oould find no trace OF him, and this
morning he was still OF large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
AN ooHav oRsYaoUvD.
The Records BsWNen by Inr Column.
mas E,rst Ersp From Sonth-


sIiiutOn.
New York Times, saturday,
10 der rrcgrd.u-4aetpg ocean trip was
sCursd yesterday by tus Hamburg 4 n4rlGuu
PAset Company Ia new twtl-sersw
steamship, this GonmHit sister shlp Of the
already noted Augusta Victoria, com Ileted
b+r naiaau sDyGg from uthamp;On and
i-fiya last "V"G NJ Of the mn ut sandy
h11k in uuicE"r tune raaG was ever made
tom > ainamptou 20 this port nef0re.
A COR islF 10 M F-purts Tste Vsi by
cEhle anil tho tho 1T whiah the Columbia
vat stgareh III a bar, sne mas at one leap
pal q l5r-rU not only far Ghsa1 Of ali
JtAer -t.8mers ON 'h4ir maiden voyages
1&E mas mad" n record when IA equivalent
70 uut four hours lea. han the record nnds
be tue City Of rarla last May, the finest trip
rEar ma L. He-nss tha oraau. rha Gp.umhlH
lett ) uthamSron At 23la,m., July 2th,
an Z pass 8 he Needles an hour IN 4 \ half
la Or. kacEOuiug 10 the rims shs was
stShtai Il h. hAr last night, her 70 r. c'ad
'ins Tor the en'ire run is G iays 81 hDurs.
~ minutes from tho NgAhss, or daya, 70
/ tuu muGa- f1m southampton it-eit.
1 This heats the Linn, witch mel the pre-.
/ Vi NJ bast record from mat port hP nsat Y
/ two hours. Fhi iima Is equivalent TO about
! Sly lays and hse hours from Flstnat, an /
/ thus ms dANtarously nsat the record OF
/ the Liverpool ships.
AAl1 ~ - Assi lhl WIS hisO FAIFHmhlV
I good. Reckoning the course to Sou,hamp.
tJa as 8 IA knots, the average run per
{ hour Tor III entire trip WAS Is! knors. The
average daily run was about 400 knots.
Perhaps the UsSt ideaof what the Colum.
bla Nus doRe may he Paiaea from rompar,
tug her run VITA that o: rhs Lam on tha
tro which ended yesterday. Tba Lain
rh'oh nald the rs3ord from S6u,hEmptor
previous 70 tits trip OF tho Colunbia. ar
ryei yesterday morning after a run from
tbs Ns-dles 70 the bar of days 10 hour
ana AZ minutes. Tha Columbia which laf
81 hours behind her. and was thus sut act
81 course, 10 muGn tho same condi ions 0
weather. arrived m the bar on y 81 hmr
~ minutes behlnd her, thus beating he
time by about lS4 hDurss
Fbe Columbia VA built by Laird Bros. q
ETkalheAi, on this Aisrsev, IN England
$40 mas twin s.revs, two distinct sets n
triple. expansion en1lnes, two gets OF Ia
i-g-uisut bltlscs, 80 shaft, with thra
large funleis surm luut!ng tue n saty
"a linary. The tRli sets OF machinery ar
Nj pendent OF each other and ara SEP
arttei hg longitudinal buIkhsRi whiaI
9XfGuis Trough thu eutlcs lsngtn ot tn
s1lp. Sna Is $50 feet in length, So feet beam
aud IS foot dap-a Of hold, She has, roughl
estimated, q d!splacs neut OF 1900 tons
and her engines are OF l2.501 horse powe
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
ooLoRED oArsoIro onURcH.
Miss Drexei Gives 8 $1,000 TO Build
One i'm IshiIadeIphtn,

There are larea lumbar OF colored
Catholics In Philadelphia, ami the question
OF erecting place OF worship for them Is
being agltated. Father McDermott OF Pitts
burg, who recently organized colored
cJugrega'ion In that city, vleited Arch
bishop Ryan In Philadelphia on Monday TO
confer with him about Philadelphia
church, which IL soon to be erected.
The question of locality will be decided
after consul alton with leading colored
Catholics and II is felt that the matter will
now be easily settled. AS to the financial
part, all doubts as to the success OF the
movement have been dilsipat-d by the Offer
{ the charitable Miss Kate Drexel, now a
pos'ulate In the Convent of the Sisters OF
Mercy on Webster street. Plttsburg. Since
she has been Ia the convent Miss DIexel has
given special attention to the religious
needs OF colored Catholics, and 10 the
course OF her duties she has frequently
taught their littla ONES In the school e4tab-
lished pY Father McDermott. Recently she
b ~ bean In correspondence with Arch
pl.hop Ryan Ia reference to the establish
tnent OF a similar school and church 10
Phtla ielphiG, the outcome OF which Ia that
sha has 1frered TO supply all the funds nec-
essary for carrying ont the project
Archbishop Ryan wrote to Father Nc
Dsrmott and asked him to come to Phila-
delphia. Mies Draxel, In conversation with
the priest, told him that not only should a
church be established here. but that In cou-
junction with It a college should be built.
4 check for s25 900 was rendered by Miss
Drexel and u promise given that as much
more as would be needed 70 carry out the
plans would be forthcoming when neces-
sary.
NJ ISIS Drexel has volunteered TO pay the
salary OF tbs pastor OF the new church and
will also sea thut the teachers In the new
cnllegs will receive their pay regularly.
The preliminary details will be settled dur
Ing Fa' her McDermotts visit next week.
80 far there Ia but ono priest OF native
birth OF the colored race In the United
safes. He vas reoently ordained and IL
the second colorad man who has been ele-
waited 10 the priesthood in this country.
Should the proposed new college meet With
the success that is h ped 1t IL proposed to
make 1t training school for aolorad
" IL - mon who desire TO enter the minis
try. or course this will not he seriously con.
stderei until the new school has proved
rho wisdom Of Its protectors, but that 1t
will ultimately be used for such purpose is
| certain,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

JoHSsrowS, Pa, July 20 Twenty
eight thousand dollars were paid ont by
Treasurer Thompson yesterday. Up to
date only about one fifth OF tine $500, 600
appropriated has been distributed. At
this rate it will be cold weather before
the balance is disposed OF. The homes
of the future Johnatown are likely TO he
huilt on high ground. The Cambria
Iron Company is maturing plan which,
II consummated, will cause great de.
preston in real estate in the Iow-lying
parts Of the town. The COMPANY has q
large tract Of land on the Yoder Hill, Just
west Of town, and the proposition Is now
to build an inclined plane from the cen.
tire of the town to the top OF the hill
distance Of probably three qnarters Of a
milo. Here 500 acres OF land can be laid
out in pleasant building lots, and as it
will be convenient to the works, 1t is be-
lieved that all workingmen who can
purchase site will build their homes
there.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
LAND Us Bouks.
All Have Reen Produced Before
tho Commission - adjournment
Utittl OcIstber p1th.

All Have Reen Produced Before
tho Commission - ADJOURNMENT
Unttt October cath.
LONDON, Ju,y % The Parnell COM
mission entered upon its long recess to-
day. When the court met this morning
Mr.. Hsrdcastle, an accountant, was called
to the witness stand. He stated that the
books of the LRnd League, which had
been produced before the commission,
covered the whole period OF the leagues
existence. He could not say that SIS, 900
which was unsccounted for, owing TO the
absence OF the books of the Ladies'
League, had been Incorporated.
Mr.. Soamss, solicitor for the Times, in
reply to "a question by Mr.. Sexton. said
he could NOT te within Ei0 600 the
amount the Times had paid to witnesses
The sun, however, was very large. This
concluded the taking of evidence.
Mr. Sexton, replying to q question by
Presiding Justice hsnnen, stated that he
could not sum up the cate in behalf OF
the Parnellites until be had consulted
with his colleagues. Sir Henry James.
of counsel for the Times, stated that he
was not in position yet to reply 10 the
whole case. Presiding Justice Hammer
informed Mr.. Sexton that further evi.
dence would be called if the commission
considered it necessary, but the reasons
there for must be exceptional. The court
then adjourned until October Gath.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

BALTlM RE, Juy &c John Myers a
carpenter who was at work on n building
when gagolene stove exploded Within
and the dwelling was threatened win
fire and who tried to carry the b-rning
stove to the street was badly burned.
he carried the burning stove to the street
ard when he dropped it he was suffering
intense torture. His back and arms were
litersiy roasted and thu blood ran in
streams from his burned body. There is
little hope Of his recovery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

Providence t. l., July 26. The
Tiichm0nd Paper Company suspended
this morning The company suspended
scms little time ego. and has been work
'ag under an extension, 5000 GOO new
capital being psid in secured mortgages
subject, however to q frat mortgage btld
by the RhOae I-land Hospital 1ruat
Company for S3s7 600 The company
has had no rsiing with Bradsreet for
some time. Their last statement showed
assets of 1854 On0 and liabilities OF $685.
900. The y ant is magnificent ono.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
LuoKs LINE BUsIN Ess.
acquisitions Served ON the Rail -nns
Ouiciais Connected with the Priz,

Regulations Served ON the Rntt -ond
Oniciais Connected Win the Prize
Fight.
New ORLEANS, LA July 25,-Oaptein
j. N. Langley, special agent for the state
of Mississippi, came yesterday from
Baton ROUGE, having an order from Gov
ernor Nichols in response to a requistiop
from Governor lowry, of Mississippi, for
the arrest AMI delivery of Il. Carroll and
Edward L Tyler to ths authorities Of
Mississippi. When the officer Appeared
before General Tyler at lis office at the
New Orleans and Northeastern lines
depot, it WAS agreed that be would start
to jackson By the Illinois Central yester-
day afternoon, which he did. General
Tyler will be taken beiors Governor
Lowry to dag and then leave 20 morrow
via Meridian for Puivis, county seat OF
Marion county, where he will be ar
TaiRned.
Governor Lowry has ordered q special
term OF CONT 10 bs held on the 9Th OF
August for the trih OF cases and Captain
LANGLEY is OF the opinion that sullivan
and K'lratn and the others of the party
will be on hand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

What the Railroads EDst by the Rec
cent GAlntnIIies.


The Pennsylvania, Philadelphia q Read
Ing aud Baltimore & Ohio railroads have
pub 'ishei their statements of etrnings aud
EXPENSES for the month OF June. which
= II ,rd an Interesting comparison Of the e1
reat to which the three corporations suf-
fsrad In traffic receipts by the d BOD.
The Pennsylvania railroad statement
showed for the month decrease In the
gross earnings or st.l49,9S2, decrease In
expenses OF SS4t 100, and u decrease In net
earnings nf fSUi 6G2
The Philaie phia & Reading railroad
statement show a decrease of gross earn
inPs OF 5iaj,nn5 65. an increase In expenses
OF !lSl 400 Is aus decrease in net earn.
ing. Of 5i7G 5lS,33.
The R.tlmore 4 OHIO railroad state
ment shows an increase In gross earnings
OF $50 $40. M inci ease In expenses Of $50 =
S and an increase In net earnings OF
$ii Oi2
Tha PENNSYLVANIA railroad suff red, OF
course, by far the hAavleat loss. Toe de-
crease IN expenses shows that the expenses
of repair were not charged TO operating
expeneea. Company officials say the sur
plus fund will be drawn on for this pur-
pose.
The Reading railroad suffered principally
by the loss OF bridges on the upper 5nsqne
hanna and by iDjnry TO the Wlliamaport
| terminals All tho expenses OF rapair we're
charged to operating expenses, this policy
explaining the increase Ia expenses for the
| month.
The Baltimore h Ohio railroad alone
shows a d .cid-d gain for the month 10 both
gross aud not earnings. Damage done 10
| the rnmpany's roadway along 20 the Poto-
mac RivAr Was soon repaired, and the rail
roaI then carried II large amount cf trafflc
that bad 10 be diverted from the Psnnsyl-
vauia Railroad, owing to the latter's mis-.
fortune. In both passenger and freight
business to the Hooded district, 10 Pttsbnrg
and TO the west this gain WAS very marked.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

LAwREScE hA-s., Iuiy % "A woman
whose name IS believed 20 be Matte
Taxes il at the hospital in precsrious
condition from ChloIoform and morphine
ell administered. she came here nve
WeesV ago with Philadelphia comm.r-
citi traveller who l9ft her two weeks ago
| he woman bas no frlel d. here, is abou
% years old, prepoassssing and well
educated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
WHAT KIND nr Hrr.1

MoYEYsfuwN MINI, July 26.-nne Of
the worst stotrs ever experienced here
came up yesterday afternoon. Hail
stones rs large as eggs fell, accompanied
by heavy wind aud rain storm. Two
large barns were demolished and other
buildings unroofed. At Anoks the most
terrific thunder mud rain storm for years
uassed over the city. Thrse wooden
buildings were washed into the river.
Much damage IS reported BY the wind,
which appeared to be in the form Of a
oYclone.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

MISnEAp.LIs, MISS. Jqly % a news.
paper deal vas CLOSED here yesterday AZ.
ternoon by wntcin controlling interest
IN Tie EgeH,no stG1 was transferred by
Messrs ShRw y Bennett 70 Colonel Alden
j brtheu present prorrittor aud editor
of the Minneapolis YsiJpae Tho ar
rRpeement will 20 INTO 4 ct on or about
Angus 20th next, aud after that date the
Sta viii ho issued AZ the evening edition
OF the lgi5,iae.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
HALAhAUs,S ASH.
nc Is PIisng up IA Healthy Styi
nud we WIII go 10 the G3xu0siIiull

ft IL PIisng up IA Healthy style
nud We WIIi go 10 the Expnsitiun.
CHICAGO, Jniy rs j. l. Waternou4e,
Jr,, one of the wealthy merchants OF
Honolulu and member OF the privy
council, arrived in this city last night
de says the stories regarding the low
state OF the kipe's finances are extremely
exaggerated. king Kalakaua intends
10 start for the Paris Exposition in fsw
weees" said he. HE possessed money
enough to sail some weeks ago, but he
decided to wait few months and take n
'sfRer amount with him. HIS income il
about $50, 900 a year besides the crown
lands. or the large debt contracted at
The time of the trouble he has paid over
4n per cent. Nov lie does not owe over
Sl2n, 600. The islands were never in
hetter shape than to-day. The planters
exDected to reoeiSe five cents pound
r sugar this year aud they are getting
seven cents low"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

MINNEAPoLIs, MIN, July 6.--The
flour mill deal did not materializs yester-
day and the option is nov off This
does not necessarily prevent any further
negotiations, however, any it need cause
no surprise " the Pittsbury mills should
be transferred before many months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, July %. - there is a
auspielon III shipping circles that tho
Philadelphia bark Mary r. Kitohin.
which hed been given up for lost, is still
shoat nnder tn" name OF Nissan. When
the marine underwriters who had risks
on The vessel were about paving the in
surance dus information wss receiy d
here from London through L'oyd's Ship
piaO R.qitar that tho kitohin had arrived
~ Moptevideo on May 2 a under he name
81 the Nissan. II is now feared that Oap-
tain cyan hns been murdered on tue pRs-
cage, that the vessels name haB been
changed, and that ono OF the Grew is In
command. IL is supposed that the crew
will coolest tho freight and leave the
vessel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
There viii be no FEna session.

PITrsBuBa July "a senator Quay
was at the Union station this morning
en- route to Beaver from Donegal, thu
home OF Senator Cameron. MY visit to
Senator Cameron" said the colonel.
Twas purely q social one and had no
political significance whatever +" Seua
tor Quay SAID he thought there wouli be
an tItra session of Congress in October,
but he was careful to say that he had no
official knowledge to that effect. Re.
gSrdirg the story that Corporal Tanner
is TO be fred from the head ut the pen
sion bureau lie said ha didn't belit va it.
Steering of from political mat ers, Sena
tor Quay launched into an enthusiast,
description of his visit to senator Gam.
eron's home in Donegal He said it wa
one OF the most beautiful places he had
ever seen aud he regretted when the timf
came for him to have to lesva it. The
senator ssys he is now going to stay Of
home for the remainder OF the EEmmer
unless something unforeseen should cal
I him away,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

YANKToS, DkE Iuly 26 "A psrty o.
explorers yesterday uaenrired auunber
OF hmm skeletons buried Ii tie chalk
BLUFFS ten mites east OF YA' kt0n, en- NJ,
H. b'aska side, Fifty skulls and 200
hesdiess skeletons were fouad &hteh
ioeal physieians pronounce Ia 30 the "a
maine o. white p-opie, ohlldren and
adul's, The Indications are th4t they
hsse eeen buried 40 or ~ years. Further
res sRrchss will be made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
80
HOhRIHLn Suspicion.
An Fieven-years-Oid B0y Held for
lie Murder OF EHts pnrcnts.

DuBuoUE, Ia, July 25.-Aithouph
Governor Larrabse has offered reward
of $3.50 for the arrest and conviction Of
the murderer John EiRips aud wife, on
the night Of July 18th at their home near
EdgewOod. no clues have thus far been
Obtained. Those mott oonyerssnt with
the facts of the trag 'dy hold firmly to
the opinion that Wesley the l.years old
son, committed the deed without assist
ance. He has not yet been seen to shed
a tear or display the leRst emotion over
the terrible affair. 1t has been thought
best to place him uuder arrest ana he is
now closely confined.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
nunn Ser, 81, s,nr sinr.

NV YonE July go lawyer John R
Dunn Was sent TO Sing Sing prison 10. day
:" satve out sentence Of nine years and
six months Dunn was found guilty Of
having induced Cashier Scott, of the
Manhattan Bank, 10 steal SlS5, 900 As
soon rs Duun received the greater part OF
the steal he advised Scott to 1y tho
country subs, queatly the cashier came
pack and appeared as a witness against
Dunn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01

FoRsYrHE, Mo July &c Justice OF
the Ptsce Johus has on Oh ia in the
rnunty binding here, Whsu ha euterea
Il this morning. us found his books aud
papers had been removed and thrown
into the muddy street On the DIX he
found tnig notice written in pencils
II you don't leave the county in 10 days
you vii. be lynched. BsLn RSoBRgRs
Mr.Johns has been an active bald knob.
her