Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
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marry young man with whom she was
in love.
There ia deficiency in the treasury Of
Barnes county, Dshota, of over $I4 600.
Treasurer Benson has turned over all his
available assets to his bandsmen, and
they and the county are said 20 be amply
secured.
1t is said that the interstate commerce
commissioners will make snother trip to
Chicago and adopt measures that will
compel the railroads centring there to
comply with the law respecting their pas
senger business.
Daniel Desmond and John Walsh, two
deck hands on the. steamship Holbein,
lying at Brooklyn, N. Y. were found dead
In their hunks yesterday week, having
been suffooated by coal gas from small
stove in their cabin.
Part of the ocean steamship wharyes
and ffeight-sheds at Savannah collapsed
Thursday, precipitating 1000 tons OF
guaro into the slip. The Ioss Is esti-
mated at $4,000. No men were at work
en- the whsrges at the time, and It was
supposed there was no loss of life.
William Brown OF Aiken, MINI,
climbed to the roof OF o building few
DAYS age, hung from the edge by bis toes,
and felrto the ground. He repeated this
fJoihardy feat twice, when the sheriff
locked him up in an insane asylum.
Thursday he made rope OF his shirt and
hanged himself to the bars OF his cell.
Two men went into new aud unoccu-
pied building On the Kingsbridge road,
New York, Wednesday night week, seeking
SHELTER Thursday morning, one Of them,
Henry Edwards, II years old, was found
dead, having been sufiocated by Gas from
a coal fire kept burning to dry the walis.
Henry Baxter, student, and John
Vent, assistant janitor OF the College of
Physicians in Baltimore, pleaded guilty
ut Iowsun Thursday, OF breaking open
the vault at Bayview Asylum last month,
for the purpose Of stealing bodies. They
were sentenced each TO 80 days imprison-
ment
The Southern Millers' Association was
organized last week in Nashville, with
Charles Ballard OF Louisville as presi-
dent and l.. II. LAnier OF Nashville as
ssoretsry and treasurer. The principal
object is TO adopt uniform method foi
the sale, manner OF payments and the
length of time upon which -four is to be
sold and to rechsy the abuses 20 which
the southern mills have long been sub.
js,tsd.
DR.. Charles Bliss, As years. Of age and
$50 pounds in weghts while descending
his cellar stairs in New York yesterday
week fell distance OF G feet and was &c
badly injured that he diGd an houx later.
a nplnvaI oH,S r.
the Union army. He leaves wife and
three children. DR.. Bliss was defendant
in $40, GOO suit for breach Of promise
brought by Mics Bessie Hubbell and tn,
case was set for trial Thursday.
A telegram from yicksburg. AIissis
sippi, says the levee warrants lost severa
months ago by John SCOTT Il Sons,
amounting TO over $40, 900, were sent e
the yicksburg bank yesterday week by th,
baggage master Of the Mississippi Valley
railroad. The valise containing them
heretofore supposed to have been stolen
WAS found on train some months age
and sent 10 New Orleans where ii had 70
manned ever since.
Thomas ID. Wanamaker, ssof Philadel
'e 4G, sS has lsiET.i,asa his ;7t.ai 'Ban;
. ueg prize in thu English 2epartasHy :
Gl@cslon College, ....S4s the fo,iU n "A,
conditions: The prize will be the yearl,
interest On 81 $50 to that member Of tn
junior class who at the close Of the JUNO
year shall pass thu best examination il
early English and Shakspearesn English
and offer thesis on some assigned topi
in English pathology.
The Chronicle Of Augusta, Georgia
Gays the cotton merchants Of TINT city
who are as well posted as in any inlsnC
southern city," unanimously incline Il
regard the statement that this yAat's cot
ton crop may reach 1900, 900 bales as al
ovcrestimate. They say that the pflsen
crop is now 10000 bales short, in rGuni
numbers. Last years crop Was Z GOO UOl
bRleg and continued gam of rs per cen
will be necessary to catch NJ With las
y9ar's figures. Augusta cotton man re
gard 900, 900 bales as The outside figure
on the years crop
The car truBt Thursiay won thair sui
against the Iron Mountain & SautheE
Rtiirosd Company, in the United Sta q
tireuit court in New York The suit va
to recover about $3.50 900 and grew ~
Of So agreement MADE in 1880 hatwee
the Fsust and Wabash system ~ il
term the trust was 10 supp!s tue rollin
stock Of the syBtem. The Wabash 9ei
into the hands OF the Iron Mountain an
the agreement was not carried out I'll
. decision was rendered by Judge Wbeai,
4 Thursday. He holds that tie car trust
! entitled to Judgment.
: Tie United States Potters' hss1ciatiu
held its 18Th annual convention in Wasl
ington lest week OH, for the comil
year were elected ns follows; Prstiden
! pknmss Maddox; Vice presidents WI
I liam Brunt, George w. Oliver and q.
= Scott; Secretary, Alfred Day, aui Tre6
9 urer j. u. Goodwin The report of Is
Q D. F. Haynes Of Baltimore, Of the cor
. mi:tee on art and design, was rea
The convention passed resolution o
prapsiating $500 to he used as awards
e srt students and others, for improy
= ments in machinery used in the man
= tacture OF plitery. The subjlct of il
9 pfoVements ia machinery was the print
= psi one discussed ct the meeting.
Thomas Conway disappeared from NJ
Su1oiR, New YORK, on the 18th inst, {
day hs was TO have bsen married. {
n 1uesdSyafterHoon weak, Henry Rneelan
- q former near Mattuos, gong to his bar
Y found in tn hay ncg mao who was
u sane and nearly dead He YES identjfi
as the ni.sing bridegroom. After havi
y been attended by doctor during {
% night, Conway yesterday week recover
hisaenats ,end sall that he,bad been in I
"a barn since tho day OF bis disappoaran,
4. and That 81 the food that be had v
what milk he got from the cows.
III said he was unable to account fer
Z. strange actions. Nothing was known
Conwsy's disappearance pEiil the que
had assembled for the wedding cesemo
:, and the appointed hour had passed, a
" VIXEN il waa learned that Conway
40 drawn SIU6 from tho bank that day
w6s fesre1 ne hGo met With foul pit
ia Tbs money was found intact in the you