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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

NEW YoRK. Jan 22-FLOUR-Closed dun at
prices fine grades OF winter, S2S5GD
2s5; do. spring, S2.l5@ 2.O5 superfine winter,
So l503.40. DO. spring, S26503.l0; extra No. >
winter S3.50sp3S5 do. spring, S325N3SJ; city
mill extras S5@5.25, for West Indies Southern
aour closed steady trade and family extras, S3.75
a5.40.
wHEAT-Options were dun. weak and unset
lied. at lMlI4c. decline Spot lots closed weak.
spot sales Of No. / red at s1.05@f07; extra red,
81 .O20l.Ol; No. . red, 96166991Se.; No. red,
Nc.; No. white, 81 state white, 81; No. red
winter. JAN 9534c; do, Feb, 9Glsc.i do, March,
NE; do. May, S1.0O)S.
CORN-Options were fairly active and easier
losing s603zc. lower. Spot lots closed weak
snot sales Of No. mixed at 4314G 431sc; steamer
mixed. 4iG4sAc: steamer white, 499 exc; re-
ieoted. s7as7l6c.; No mixed, Jan, 4S1sc.; do,
Feb. 43l6c do. March, 44ssc.
OATS-Options were quiet and weak at l46ll8c.
over. Spot lots closed weak. Spot sales OF No.
white al 89c: No 2 do. S4l4c.; No. mixed, sec ;
No. do, SissGlsissc.; No. mixed Jan, SS4e ;
n. Feb. sllxc. do, May, 32I5c.
SUGAR Raw slow fair refining..4 "A l3-iG045sc. /;
,s test centrifugal, 55sc Refined moderately act
W AZ former figures; cut loaf and crushed, &c.
.,,hes and powdered, sj4c- grannated, &c: CON
,actioners' A. 6s<c: white extra c. 61s06 3-lbc.
.xtra q. iI-i605 l5-iGc.; c. 57-i6G5 g-l6c.
BIITrER-s Steady; creamery eastern, s4Gs6c
western, 24G2Gc -. 80.
,heddar i2nl2lSc.: western fat. ii@lll4c
EGGs-steady: fresh eastern iirsts, Il lr0i ise
western do, Is1l;54e.; Canadian do'' hmesb 10
0l5lSe. .ss,,-
4 sasA@A s4-sec. s..a.------- -------------
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23
PENNsYLvANlNs LeelsLATuRE.
The senate Votes for a Special Prohibition
EIectIon-A Flood OF Petitions.

The senate Votes for "A Special Prohibition
EIeetIon-A Flood OF Petitions
HARRIsBURG, Jan. 23.-The joint resolu-
tion proposing a special election on June Is
TO vote upon an amendment 10 the constitu-
tion prohibiting the sale or manufacture Of
Intoxicating liquors was taken up upon
third reading in the house, was passed finally
and sent to the senate without word Of de-
bate, the vote being 10. to So.
The following Republicans voted "no;n
Chalfant, Flecknger, LAiferty, Lemon, Rich
ards, Robson, shieras, Weaver %. Il and
/ White.
The following Democrats voted ''yea;n
Farrell, Holt, skinner, Weber, Wherry and
| Wood.
The petitions IN favor Of the prohihitory
submission reached the dimensions Of food
in the house before the vote was taken. Ia
nearly every case they we're signed upon the
blanks Of the Women's Christian Temperance
union which shows that agency is rcmarka-
bly, active.
The bullxiest came from Allegheny, which
have 1867 signers and another from Beaver,
with 600. Some amusement was caused by
a Lancaster member sending up one with the
names of nine voters and 1, 100 non-voters
| Inc Loihl nhulbti bA fHAihiHuNAa AththNA
nearly 10000, and hardly one-half the petit
tions were admitted, a special order cutting
them of.
The bill for government Of cities Of the
third class, known as the inter-munieipal
bill, covering eighty pages, was read the first
time ON special order, which also provide,
for passage on second reading today, and
third reading and finally ON Tuesday next
The first intmation that has cropped oul
here that the liquor men are endeavoring q
encompass the defeat Of the prohlbitory
amendment by "ways that are dark and
tricks that are yainn comes from Mr. Spier
member from Mercer county. He relates the
story that the liquor people Of his sectioI
came 10 him recently and stated that the,
were anxious 10 kill the pending amendment
that pool Of s2,0O0,000 had been raised ii
the state for that direct purpose, and that b
might as well have some OF It. This Mr.
spier construes into an attempt to bribe him
, and he feels somewhat indignant over IL. II
win vote for the amendment
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS.. = SEALED PROPOSALS
Il will be received by the Trustees OF the
poor.Of New Castle county until O'Clock a.
M of January 30 1889, for supplying the Aims
house and Insane Department from January
20 to April "a 1889. with beef, mutton, salt pork,
bread groceries, dry goods, clothing drugs
and medicines, shoes, carpet slippers, flour
aud feed and gasoline Bids for beef Will be
by the quarter in proportion Of one hindquarter
with the kidney fat taken out with three fore
quarters, out of cattle well fatted and dressing
not less than five hundred pounds. Bids for
mutton will be for forequarters, only. Bids for
dry goods, unbleached muslin. Appleton q No.
2S5; for bleached muslin, bids will be for Hills
for chivots, bids will be for the brand known
as Columbian: for calico, the bids will be for
the brand known as COchico for gingham. the
bids viii be for the brand known as Lancaster;
for blue check, one yard wide, the bid for Gale
donian; for bed-ticking, the bid will be for the
brand known as Susquehanna; gasoline must
not be OF a less standard Of gravity than -
degrees. Blank schedules, with the approx
mated amount Of goods required for the next
three months, will be furnished TO bidders.
BY resolution of the board of Trustees, passed
at their last meeting in December, the Com
lnittee on accounts will meet at the Almshouse
at 10 o'clock a. M. January ~, that is the day
before the regular quarterly meeting 10 AUDIT
bills for the supplies the past quarter. All
bills not presented on the 18th will have tc
lay over three months longer.
JOHN GUTHRIE,
Superintendent.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

TRENTON, Jan, % The annual me ting Of
the New Jersey Historical society was held
in this city yesterday. The programme en-
braced an address on "Huguenot Industries
IN America by Professor Allen Marquand,
Of Princeton college, and a paper ON "Our
French Allies in the Revolution" by j. c.
Pumpelly, OF Morristown The following
officers we're elected: President, Samuel NJ.
Hamin, D. D., Lawrenceville; vice presidents,
Judge John T. Nixon, Trenton; John Glenn
ent, Haddondeld, and Samuel H. Penning-
ton, M. d., Newark corresponding secretary,
Steven Wicks,' NJ. d., Orange; recording
secretary, William Nelson, Paterson; treas
urer. and librarian, Frederick W. Ricord,
Newark; executive committee, George A.
Halsey, Newark; Rev. George S, Mott
Pennington; John +, Hagemm, Princeton
David A. Depew, Newark; Nathaniel Niles
Madison; John J. Blair, Blairstown; William
J. stryker. Newton; Franklin Murphy,
/ Newark. and Robert r. Ballantine, Newark
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

READING, Pa, Jan. 23-There is no abate-
ment Of the terrible scourge OF diphtheria in
eastern BerSs and along the borders Of Le-
high county In some sections as many as
half dozen ch ldren have been taken from
a single family, and the young victims thus
far number over hundred. Adults also are
carried Off with such remarkable suddenness
that the doctors are astounded Thirty-two
adults have died this month, and there is no
abatement Double and triple funerals are
Of common occurrence two and three chill
dren placed in a single coffin and buried in
one grave being affairs Of almost every day
The scourge extends for twenty miles, and is
worse along low streams of water. Many
cases Of destitution are reported.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23
EMPIRE STATE LEGISLATORS.


shey Discuss tho Assembly Ceiling, and |
tntrodutr some New Measures.
ALBANY, JM'. a3-The members Of the
assembly spent the greater part Of yesterdays
session in discussing the alleged iobbory con-
aeeted with tine ceiling decorations Of the
ehamber. The upshot Of the whole matter is
chat the appropriation committee win select
hree experts to determine what the ceiling
S made OF and lis cost, while the committee
thoroughly investigate the acts that led up
10 the making and granting Of the contract.
Mr. McCann introduced bill in the as
sembly establishing a state printing Office,
aud creating the Office of superintendent Of
state printing at a salary Of $4,000 The bill
appropriates S20O, 600 to flt up building in
Albany for use as a state printing office.
Mr. Kerrigan introduced a bill granting
the board of alderman OF New York city the
right to appoint extra commissioners OF
deeds, so as to increase the number from tJV
TO 500.
The assembly committee on cities will re
port favorably the bill that excise arrests on
Sunday be by uniformed officers only.
The ways and means committee viii report
favorably Mr.. Husted's bill for distribution
hl the AEfituiluIhA nNclcA9 VI AhN NfNtNN'
race track money in the treasury.
Tho assembly excise committee gave
hearing ON the excise bill. DR.. Hownr'
Crosby, Dorman i. Eaton, Col y. l. Wat
son and Bishop Doane unqualifiedly sup
ported the bin Senator Sta1ler favored /
as a wlple, but criticised some OF its provis
ions qaite severely. Assemblyman Sckaaf
Of Brooklyn, opposed the bill as creating
monopoly without lessening the amount o
liquor consumed Another hearing viii b
held Jan so.
The senate Judiciary committee refused
consider Mr.. Ives amendment 70 the capita
punishment law, striking out the claus
which prevents publication Of details c
electrical executions
Senator Cantor introduced a bill apprC
priating 81 100000 for canal improvements
to exempt firemen Of five years service froI
military duty is the object Of bill intr'
duced by Senator Pierce; Senator Worth II
troduced bill apportioning 2 per cent. co
lections from foreign insurance compani'
doing business In this state among Il
widows and orphans funds Of volunteer an
exempt dfemen's associations.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

PHILADELPHIA, jan 23-Capt Linden, of
Pinkerton's Detective agency, with Frederick
Jarvis, a detective inspector Of Scotland
Yards, London, arrested in this city Thomas
Barton, Of Macclesfield, who is wanted in
Great Britain for a series Of forgeries. He
is accused Of forging his stepmother's name
TO stock certificates Of the London and North
western Railway company, amounting to
So, 900 sterling At a hearing the prisoner
acknowledged his crime, and was held for
extradition
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plrrssuRo AND LAKE ERIE.

The Vanderbilts Secure Undisputed Con-
troll OF the Company's Affairs.
PrrrsBuRG, Jan BID. Herbert Hostetter
announced the sale Of the Hostetter interest
in the Pittshurg and Lake Erie railway to
the Vanderbilts The official transfer of the
stock has not yet been made, and II was
voted at the annual meeting Of the company
bv Mr.. Hostetter The transfer VIII be made
in few days, giving the Vanderbilts undis-
puted control OF the road. II is learned that
the Hostetters' interest was $1,000 shares Of
stock. for which, it is said, the Nanderbilts
paid Sl5 per share.
The annual meeting Of the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie railway and the Pittsburg, Nc
| Keesport and Youghiogeny railroad stock
holders was held yesterday. The Pittsbnrg
and Lake Erie report showed the net
earnings for 1883, $500 99s 40, an increase
over 1881 Of slOg,G 80; net surplus fol
1855, SlO7 96l. ST. Pittsburg, McKeesport and
Ymghiogeny net earnings for lsSs, Sl55, s94
a decrease Of s44, 2l1 60 from 1887.
The election of officers OF the two roads re
suited as follows: Pittsburg and Lake Erie
President, John Newell; directors, Cornelius
Vanderbilt f. w. Vanderbilt, Hamilton
Mex. Twombley, E. ID. Worcester, M. w
Watson, Henry Hice, James l. Bennett
James NJ. Bailey, J. II. Reed, J. NJ. sehoon
maker aud d. Lee Wilson Pittsburg. Nc
Keesport and Youghiogeny +. II
Reed; directors, Cornelius Vanderbilt, viii
lam X. Vanderbilt, Hamilton Mex. Twomh
lev. James TIlinghast, John Newell, Jane
NJ. Bailey, james |. Bennett, NJ. W. Watson
and Henry IIice.
There was also a vote taken on increasing
the stock and bonds Of the Pittsburg ant
Lake Erie road The stock at presen
amounts to s2,5OO,0OO, and the bonds t
81. 900 600 It was voted to increase thes
"A. 900 900 each. The position Of vice pres
dent OF the Lake Erie road, left vacant b
the death of Dr. Hostetter, was not filled
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rn nnr the Penn Farm.

HARRIsBuRG, Pa, Jan. 28.-Mr. linden
ach, a Bucks county member, introduced a
bill in the legislature which viii be Of general
interest. This is proposition for the state
TO purchase the famous farm that was owned
and occupied by ths founder Of the quaker
city, In Penn Manor. The farm, which was
a country seat Of Penn, comprises 1856 acres,
and is situated on the Delaware river, in the
township of Falls, Bucks county. The owner
is now desrous Of disposing Of it, and the
patriotic Bucks countians think that the
state should secure it and maintain it forever.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

Rochester, n Y, Jan. 25-The second
annual banquet Of the chamber Of commerce
took place at the rooms Of that organization
last evening, there being upward OF 200 mem
bers and guests at the table. The menu was
a most elaborate one, aud after its disposal
Toastmaster Theodore Bacon wittily intro
duced the toast list as follows; Chamber Of
Commerce. by Col S. II. Greenleaf; "The
Bench, by Judge Rumsey; "The Bar" by
w. +. Cogswell; THE Clergy by Rev. w.
r. Taylor; "The Press by Charles L. Fitch,
Of The Democrat and Chronicle; "City Of
Flowers by W. C. Bury; "Our Neighbors
ana Guests by r. j. Ferris, Of Buffalo; Al
most Anything y by J. c. O'Brien.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

NASHVILLE, Jan. 2S.-The vote for United
states senator in the legislature yesterday
resulted in all the Democrats OF both houses
voting for Senator J. G. Harris and the Re
publicans for Hon l. c. Houk The legis-
iature meets in joint session to-day to declare
Harris elected
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

WATERBURY,, Conn, Jan. % Coroner
Nix rendered his decision on the death OF
Mrs. Charles Greenwood. He finds DR..
Joseph S Chagnon guilty Of causing Mrs.
greenwood's death, owing to negligence and
cruel treatment during childbirth. Chagnon
yill probably be tried for manslaughter.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23
NEW JsRseYELeelsLkruRE.

MePherson's Recollection Formally An
nounced IN portant Measures.
TRENTON, Jan. The two branches OF
the state legislature voted separately for
United States senator. In the house John r.
Mcpherson (Dem) received S2 votes, and
William J. Sewell tRep) %. In the senate
Mcpherson received IL votes and Sewell 10.
A joint session of the legislature was held
to-day, when McPherson's election was form
ally announced. Mcpherson is the first
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Jan 23.-A house
at West Farms, a suburb Of this city, a
quarter Of a mile from the nearest neigh
bors, was destroyed by fire II was occu-
pied by Miss Joslyn, aged 20, who lived
alone. Her almost unrecognizable body was
found in the ruins, burned 70 a crisp. with
the head and legs detached. Tine fire is sup
posed to have caught from an uncovered
pipe hole in the chimney ON the second floor.
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DIIper. Threaten violence.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan % -Governor
Wilson has received dispatch from the Tur-
key Gap Coal and Coke company, at Elk
horn, Mcdowell county, saying that a mob
from Pocohontas threatens TO stop the com
panys men from working, and asking for
protection. The governor will protect the
men. The trouble arose over dispute be
tween the miners in the two localities con
corning the size Of car to be used.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan 2S-Mary Ann
stauffer, aged ID years, of Terre Hill, went
to the grist mill Of isaac Rider. There her
dress was caught by the shafting, and she
was whirled around and around. When the
machinery was stopped she was dead. Her
BODY was shockinglv manged.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 9S-The election Of
United States senator took place, and Preston
B. Plumb was chosen as his own successor.
He received the full Republican vote in both
the house and senate. The one Democratic
senator and the four Democratic members Of
the house declined to vote, thus giving
Senator Plumb the unanimous vote OF both
houses-the first time a senator was ever
given unanimous vote in Kansas
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBL1C SALE OF THE FIXTUREs OLA
il First Glass inrug store. will be sold At
Public sale, at No. 2S3 Market street, VIII
mington, Del, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
January %. 1859, at o'clock, as follows: A
fine soda Apparatus, Copper Soda Fountains,
fine Show Cases, Scales, Ice Shave. MIX
shake and an the wall fixtures. The above
goods will be positively sold. as the store has
been rented for other kind Of business. lhe
goods are all in good order, only being in use a
snort time. Can be seen at any time before
u. GRANT DENNISON.
J.. W. Stidham & Son Auctioneers.
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TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money aud Produce Market
Quotations.

New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 22.-1Loney closed at per
cent. The highest rate was 2I5 and the lowest iIS
per cent Exchange closed steady; posted rates
4s616S1s s9lS; actual rates, 4.s5Gs4.s0A for 80
days and 4 ss34@4sg for demand. Governments
closed steady; currency 6s ll9 bid Is coup, isi94
bid; 4l6s, do; lo9 bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
hrsts ll2l6@l17; Union land grants, lO3Dlud;
Union sinking funds. l200l21; Centrais. 1ls@116.
With very few exceptions the stocks were firm
and higher during the morning. The market was
extremely dun after midday, and prices sagged
TO the close The early advance was wholly lost,
and the market closed generally Is to iSs per
cent lower. The sales for the day amounted TO
100 4gf shares
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23-Daniel Duffy,
who has had charge of the upholstery de.
partment OF the firm Of John & James Dob
son for number OF years, disappeared from
the city several days ago, and it Is alleged he
has embezzled funds belonging TO his employ
ers Il is reporte that the amount of short
age was suspected Of being between sl0,ON
a.. A.. Ia
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23


United States SEN
ator from this state
70 be elected for a
third term.
In the house Far
rell introduced a
bill providing that
the county keep the
Newark turnpike
in good condition.
Norton's bill, pro
viding for m ore
night schools in
Jersey City, came
up on second read
an ~ a q
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

CHARLESTON, Jan. D. The first ballot for
United States senator occurred at noon. In
the house tho vote stood Goff, 2s; Kenna, 81;
w Wilson. 5; the rest scattering. In the
sonata. Kenna. 5; Goff, l3; the rest scatter
ing C;of controls the Republican vote; the
Democratic vote is divided, with Kenna in
she Lead
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seron Yenr. for nro.er NhIte.

BosroN, Jan. 23.-The long litigation in
the case of Francis l. White, an ex-council-
nan and broker Of Boston, ended yesterday
n his sentence TO state prison for seven
years. White was convicted nearly two
years ago Of forging and uttering forged
bills. The condemned man made a piteous
personal appeal for leniency.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

BosroN, Jan. % Rev. Thomas Marcy,
spneranuuated Methodist clergyman who
has been living in Newton for several years,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head He was IS years old, and
was a member of the New England confer
ence. He has been in poor health for several
uaars
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Jan. % S-Howard NJ.
FAY. peddIer Of extracts, has received
nearly $4,000 from the estate Of New Or
leans business man, recently deceased, to
whom his father lent 5000 thirty years ago
The debtors viii provided that the amount
be repaid with compound interest
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan GA wreck be
tween two freight trains in the east end Of
the yards at Columbia resulted in the injury
Of Conductor John c. Ryan, of that city.
He was caught between the engine and
caboose and crushed just below the hips and
both legs broken, also internally injured. He
will probably die.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

P1rTsBuRo, Jan. 23. A terrible fire is rag
ing in the jackson mines owned by James
Cochran & Sons, in the Connellsville region.
Engines have been sent from this city, bua
the fire is still beyond control Several acres
Of coal are burning. The probabilities are
that the mines win have TO be abandoned.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

For the Junior Skating ChampIonship.
NEwBuRe n Y, Jan. 2S.--The executive
committee Of the Newburg Skating associa-
ton has called the junior championship race,
distance one mile, for 8 p. m. to-day Among
the eight entries is James Donoghue, brother
of the present champion. Tho winner viii
receive a gold stop watch
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan 23-The senate and
house reelected Hon. Richard Coke United
States senator without opposition. Inc TWO
houses meet ia joint session to-day 70 cast
lie ..a4luk -; 80
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nolnh Rsmalnn senator.

sALEM, Ore, Jan 23-A ms5ority OF
votes. in both branches OF the legislature
were given for the re-election Of United
States Senator Dolph.
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Fatal ROLLER Explosion.

ST. JoHSsBURY, VT, Jan. % The boiler
of portable steam sawmih in the west part
OF Danvilie exploded, kiiliEg Ernest Com
stock, Of this place, aud seriously nlurng
ALERT Morgan and Car White. IL ma "eeh
49,. n-.-.. - -...-.------ --I----..- -
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RALEIGH. N. c., Jan. 2a-In the begis-
lature the Hon Matt w. Ransom was elected
United States senator Tor tbs terra beginning
Narch l. 1857 =
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For Thursday, warmer; fair to partly
'elI.4y - .@k " .seas.s-l1 TO eastsrh aln-i.
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NO. 2l1.
REAL ESTATE.


FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.-A TRUCK FARM or p
L acres. IN Lancaster avenue. between
Front and Union streets and SllNeElpr,9}ok ,}ls
Appiv to HEALD a. CO., Seventh ana Mar
ket streets.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

rhe Special Agents Say the Men We're
Guilty OF Unfair Discrimination in tho
Performance Of Duty-stin There's More
to Follow.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

Secretary Baysrd Does Not Care {" Discuss
the Matter In the Newspapers-He Says
Germany Has Broken a Treaty With
Great Britain.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-23

Desserts. Coffee.
The cabinet remained in session longer
than usual yesterday IL is supposed that
the Samoan difficulty was the subject Of dis
cussion and that an executive communion
tion may be sent to the senate touching the
unfriendly action of the Germans toward
the Americans in Samoa, and recommending
that steps be taken 70 preserve the dignity OF
the United States government.