Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

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The New Orleans board Of trade favors
Chicago as the site for the Worlds Fair IN
| 1892,
within the past few years the city OF Bal.
timore has paid $S,05S,iGl OF Its bonded
| debt.
william Goddard, saloon keeper of Bs-
ment Indiana, was on Friday fined $4,000
and costs for selling liquor in violation OF
law.
II. Hamburger & Co.'s Cigar factory in
Lancaster, was damaged by Are Thursday
evening to the extent OF $4,000; Insurance.,
$751; COO.
The Brotherhood OF Railway Brakemen
Friday adopted report recommending
| the appointment of an editor for the official
paper a. salary OF 81 800 per year.
| While being driven 10 the theatre In
Jamestown, New York, Thursday evening,
Madame Janauschek was thrown from her
| carriage and Is suffering from severe
| shock. She Is not greatly Injured.
At the session Of the Boys and Girls
| National Home Association. In Washington,
Thursday, Alexander Hoseland, president
OF the association, stated that there were
60,O00 boy tramps In the United States.
The steamer River Ettriek, which err
rived at Boston, Friday, had on board
the crew of the wrecked schooner Kate
Foster, with the exception Of Captain Tate,
who was washed overheard and lost.
The steamer Dorchester, at Norfolk, Va,
reports that on Thursday morning, 30 miles
southwest OF Gay Head, passed the two
masted schooner Forrest City of Ellsworth,
Me-, wrecked and abandoned.
The details of the .orchllght procession
In Baltimore on November 18th, In honor
of the Tooth anniversary OF the Arch
diocese OF Baltimore, have been arranged.
1t Is estimated that 10000 men will be in
line.
The Reformed Synod at Allentown, Pa,
Friday changed Its name to the Eastern
synod OF the Reformed Church In the
United States, and directed the trustees to
amend the act of incorporation to conform
to the new name.
A threshing machine boiler exploded on
the farm of W. Hanson, near st. Mary's,
Ohio, Thursday, killing Berry Slgler,
fatally ipjuring Joseph Silvers and badly
scalding Jacob Heulern, and another man
whose name was not learned.
A messenger from Bl,hop Bose OF
Labrador. has arrived in Quebec with news
of the total failure OF the fisheries at
EsquiMRux Point, and that over 100
families are starving. The local govern
ment will send relief for their immediate
wants.
Joshua ]. Turner, aged so, the senior
partner Of the firm of ]. ]. Turner & Co.,
phosphate manufacturers In Baltimore,
| 0te0 thursday. h9 WAS Il6 pttsluout OL
the German. American bank and director In
other banks and financial institutions, and
member OF the Corn and Flour Exchanges.
The coffin containing the remains OF
Ralph Waldo Emerson, whose grave ut
Concord, Massachusetts, was disturbed Sat-
urday week, has been placed In securely
bound box, which has In turn been dopo5-
tied in grave composed Of blocks OF gram
ite cemented together and securely fastened
with granite covering.
! The President Thursday appointed Col
, Oliver o. Bosbysheli superintendent OF the
! Philadelphia mint to sueceet Daniel M.
, Fox. The announcement was made aftee
: Senators Quay and Cameron had had an
a hours interview with the President.
The legislature OF South Dakota met In
Pierre at noon Thursday and after Canvass
=, ing the vote for United States senators de-
! clared Moody and Pettigrew the senators
!. with rousng cheers. The body then adj
y journed until January.
y The National Board OF Trade concluded
Il its sessions In Louisville, Kentucky, FRI
a day after adopting resolutions opposing
a any modification otthe Interstate Commerce
q law, especially the clause prohibiting pool
ing; fayoring national supervision of in-
surance and uniformity of insurance leg!s-
: latlon; tavoring reciprocity trade relations
4 with Canada.
!. Solomon Davis. aged As years, accom-
v panied by two nieces, visited the blooming
n Wednesday night week. Ashley stood IN
n front of the large engine which runs the
rolls, several carriages with hot inSots ap-
n preached. Davis and the ladies stepped
back out Of the way, but Davis went little
too far, and was struck BIZ the massive hy
f. !, wheel, hurled to the top, and then fell into
v, NJ the pit, where the ponderous wheel crushed
~ ~ his body.
~ =. The total receipts from internal revenue
IA during the first quarter OF the present hsca
4 year were S34, 6s4, 500 or So no, 507 greater
90 than the receipts during the corresponding
ne period of the preceding fiscal year. II the
n. receipts Increase at this ratio during the
n. remainder of the year the total receipts FOL
the year Will aggregate about Sl40 ,GOU ,0ul
a. or Sl4 ,000,0 900 more than the receipts dur
n ing the previous year.
of Subscriptions to the worlds fair, amount
II. ing to half million dollars, were turnet
q. over to the treasurer, in ST. Louis, Fri
"a day. When all tie subcommittee ar
II. heard from, the sum subscribed i5 ex
il. pectsd 70 reach $6, 500,000. The st. Lou!
lat headquarters at Washington Will not 0
ha regularly opened before November LIST, bu
Id the agents for the city are already at worl
~ there, and a system OF circular distributlo
~. has been going on for some time.
~ A dispatch from Austin, Texas, says tina
~ Panhandle delegates called on the &C
he torney-gereral on Saturday and asked hin
on not to institute suits against the railroad
Ia to recover lands alleged to have bee
i tje granted to them Illegally, and a create
tie part of which are now held by innocet
lar purchasers, until the legislature can mes
dv and settle the trouble. Hs informed theI
.he that he would not stay proceedings IL ever
ID man, Womau and CHILD in the state aske
on him TO do 80. The delegation will call o
the governor and ask tnst Il called sassio
of the legislature be convened. The land
On Involved include those on which ero I'd
ed towns OF Clarendon, Mobeeile, Wlchiti
lk- pan Handle O,tv yernon and other places
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