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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Charles Gilpin, aged 20 years, OK col.
lector OF the port Of Baltimore, was
struck and fatally injured by train Of
Cumberland, Nd, yesterday week,
A dispatch from Chicago says that
Jacob r. Goodman, cashier Of the Cook
county tressurer's Office, has disappeared
with about $1,000 of the COMMITS fund.
His bond will cover the shortage.
Commodore Mcoann, commandment Of
the Boston Navy Yard, has been ordered
TO additional duty as president OF the
naval board appointed to select site on
the outh Atlantic and gulf coasts for the
location Of q navy yard, in place of Can-
tain I. III. Ramsay, relieved
The total value OF our exports Of lne-
chandise during the 10 months which
ended on January 3lst was $702 1871, 1852,
against $706, SIT, 7l5 during the preced.
ing IL months. The total value of our
imports during the 10 months which
ended the 3lst ult. was 1856 03S, 06l,
against $7l5, $3.50, 800 during the IL months
preceding.
natural gas explosion occurred OF
Tarentum, Pa, Tuesday night week The
conclusion almost completely demolished
two brick dwellings, one occupied by
Joel Smith and the other by W. G..
Pritehard. All the occupants were more
or less injured, and Mrs. smith, 1t Is
feared, fatally. A second explosion took
place yesterday week ir Pittsburg,
which wrecked frame house of Patrick
Murray. The five persons in the house
were slightly Injured.
The Manufacturers Record Of Balti-
more says that New York capitalists have
subscribed $17,000,00J, SO 900, 600 in
cash having been paid on account, for
building two railroads through the i'm.
mense coal fields and hard wood lands OF
eastern Kentucky TO oonnect with the
railroad system OF southwest Virginia
On one Of the roads 1000 men have been
put to work In connection with the
building Of one road, there will be ex-
tensiys developments of 100000 acres of
mineral and timber lands owned by the
game capitalists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
oHINA,s rmpERrAn BRIDEGROOM,
Tho Wedding Ceremony said 20
Have Cost SIO,OOQ,OOu.

Have Cost sIO,O00,O0u.
SHANGHAI, Feb. 28.-The ceremony Of
the marriage Of the emperor on Tuesday
was performed with unusual splendor.
The request Of the foreign ministers that
they be allowed to tender their congrat-
ulstions to the emperor was politely re-
fused, but they were all invited TO o
grand banquet with the Chinese ministers
and received rich gifts. An estimate of
the cost Of the elaborate ceremonies places
the sum ct not less than $40, 100000
The imperial bridegroom, who sui
ceeded to the throne on the attainment OF
his majority, only few weeks ago, Is
not yet is years Of age. He is Q son Of
Prince Ohun, and was proclaimed EN-.
peror on the death Of the infant son Of
the former imbecile Emperor Tungchih,
January 12th, 1875. The bride ret. He
Na-La is daughter OF Deputy Lieuten-
ant-governor Kuei HsisnR, and the special
edict of the Dowager Empress, which
named her as empress, also selected two
other daughters OF the manohus rs
secondary consort of the first rank"
and Imperial ooncubine of tho second
rank
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
oAMApIAN LEGISLATION.
Amending tl,e Copyright Act-Tho
Jesuit observation-disclosures at the
Exodus 10 limited States.

Amending tiio Copyright Act-Tho
Jesuit observation-disclosures at the
Exodus 10 United states.
orTAwA, oNT., Feb. 28.-Sir John
Thompson will introduce In parlia-
ment to. morrow bill to amend
the copyright act. The bill was
framed rs the result of representa-
tions Of Canadian book publishers. IL
will tend in q degree to exclude American
works and will, il is believed, provide for
the printing In Canada OF oil English
copyright books. The present British
copyright laws give English publishers
exclusive privileges 10 Canada.
This makes Canadian publishers power
less to reprint English works, thousands
of copies of which are however sent into
Canada by American publishers.
MIR. Barron, M. p, Liberal has asked
for all correspondence on the Jesuit ques.
ton, which is atpresent agitating Ontario
owing to grant OF S400, 900 to the Jesuit
order by the Quebec Legislature.
The Liberal opposition has adopted
another move which will give rise to
another big debate in parliament. The
leaders have determined to precipitate o
movement in favor Of closer trade rsla-
lions with the United States. They will
move in parliament for select committee
to inquire into tho alarming exodus OF
native born Canadians and settlers in
Canada of foreign birth to the United
States and as to the best means 70
Oounteract this pxndup
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
GUSHING TENANTS.
A I.aud Case Decision fHahes Poor
Wanlshy aka,I 49,. a. Jh..,...,..

A Laud Case Decision Hakcs Poor
wealthy Real Aistato owners
SPOKANE FALLS WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.
Great excitement prevails ut Wallace,
Idaho, over the decision Of the secretary
OF the interior In the case of Allen VS.
Morrill, involving the validity Of land
located with Sioux half breed scrip.
Wallace was lo,ated with this
scrip, and lew minutes after
the news was received at Wallace
OF tho decision the entire town
was jumped. The Garter House, tho
leading hotel, was the iTst property
seized. A meeting was held, commit
tee 4p,,o,atsu 10 Investigate the matter,
visited the United states land Office, Oo1et
,.'A!say =oaaiJ, and toEai tho town had
been located with soiip that had been
canoeled,
II was agreed TINT the parties should
retain lots with buildings on them but no
one should have more than four lots.
Many persons thought TO be very rich
are beRglrs, while poor people have
jumped into weRlfh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
srILL DEFIANT.

Father KENNEDY, "n Rcing re.
leased from Jaii. BcuoMnCes Fyr-
nnnOus Laws.
DUBLIN, Fob. 2s.-,Father Clarke has
been arrested AZ Avoca, Comfy WtcSlow,
on charge OF milking speech Is lei d 20 to
excite the people TO commit unlawful
acts.
Father Kennedy, who was Imprisoned
for attending meetings Of suppressed
branches OF the National League, has
been released, On being liberated he
addressed crowd which had gathered 10
greet him. II the course OF his speech
DE said that when the laws ensiaved The
people they were not obliged to aupmlt TO
them
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
The ..s,nnaara,, an pnr,.,,

LoNDgN Feb. 28--The Sta1lfarG, re.
ferring TO the collapse of the Tines case
in regard to the forged Parnellite letters,
asks why Mr. PRrnell did not take means
himself to prove that the letters alleged
to have been written by him
were forneries. he would thus,
the Stsnda'6 says, have saved
himself, the pubhe and parliament from
all trouble, anxiety and suspense. As he
RETAINED from pursuing this course he
compelled the public to draw its own
conclusions, and If the reference has
been SO injurious to him fsirness compels
ma to say he has only hinself to thank
for II.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

rlorse Blankets wt;ci, are strong
ard have a reputation are always
inflated in poor qualities which
'ooli like them, but having fewer
warp threads are net as strong,
Some dealers buy these poor
limitations for a few cents less and
ay saying they are Gust as good,n
sell them at the same price as the
Sc org blankets TO parties who do
NOT know the difference. Ss
lou cannot tell whether horse
blankets are strong by the look
OF feel, as the warp threads do
moi show on the face. How then
are you to know nfSs4.s,ssasS4i
In ocdcrthat you cantclla strong
blanket from weak zone, the manu-
acturer Of 81 Horse Blankets
sews the above 81 Trade Mark
inside Of each blanket. This Is a
guarantee that it is the strongest
blanket made for the money and
will wear we'll. ''..-'',.-'s..-. en-
Many poot limitations have been
sold as 81 Blankets Remember
lone are genuine unless the
Trade Mark is sewcd inside.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
Psoriasis s years. Head, arms ana
breast n solid scabI Back covered
wish sores Hest doctors and niedi-
cines fail. Cared by Cuticurn
Remedies mt n cost of 1913.

have used tho CuTIcunA REMEDIES with the
bost results. Used two bottlesof the CuTlruRA
REsoLvRNr three boxes nj CUTtoURA, and one
cake OF CUTIcURA SOAR, and am cured of ter
rible skin and scalp disease known as psori-
better and worse ut times. Sometimes my head
would be n solid scab, and was at the time
began tho use OF the CuTIcURA REMEDIES. My
arms were covered with scabs from my elbows
% shoulders my breast was almost one solid
scab. ana my back covered with sores varying
In size from a penny to a dollar had doc
tcred with all the best doctors with 10 relief
and used many different medicines without
effect. My case was hereditary, and began to
think incurabe, but /, began to heal from the
first application OF cUTIuuRA.
ARCHER RUSSELL, Deshler, Ohio.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

In the Indiana Legislature, yesterday
week Representative Linck, Republican,
Accused Representative Willard OF calling
Hnothet memoer liar. Willard donied
tho accusation. Yes, you did," ssid
lnck. You called him liar, bat you
can't call me one" He then advanced to
Willard in a passion and at.uok hin in
me face. Willard was heated at the time.
There was great excitement and rueh
ioqard the contestants, resulting in their
st PAra'ion. MIR. Lnck's lapeuaee was
'aE n Gown. nud, after cooling of, he
lumbly epologzed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
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GENERAL HARRISON.


The Prcsident-e,ect and sac wife
htine Quietly with the President
nnd hfs. GiGVrliInd.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The President
and Mrs. Cleveland gave dinner in
quiet style to niubt to tao President.eltct
AND Mrs. Harrison. There wero M other
guests save Mrs Folsom. The table wa
spread In the private dining room md
handsomely decorated with iowera, but
with only the ueual ornimentation Gus
tomary when the President dihes friend.
Tho parlors of the lower suite were
prettily decked with fllwer4 and the
lamps were lighted on the tabIaa Gen.
eral and Mrs. harrson muqt have seen
delighted with their first gli,npsne Of
their future home. It's pretty III trrss,
who lays down her soeptfe in Few days,
was waiting to meet her distinguished
crssts in the rcd narlor. When dinre-
vss anpoIn. ihsya VS. NO .nTus7iy
md the ~ ssfoils1si aoroae Il4 Aa.
the dining room, where the historic tat le
was spread. These we're few vice
glasses OF each cover save at Mrs. Oleve-
lands. In the centre of the cloth was
circular basket OF lcng.stemmed roses
Mrs. Cleveland looked very pretty in q
dainty youthful gown OF palost blue silk,
brocaded in pink ros5bnds. She wore
only her simplest iewelry, fine gold
necklace, with linked pendants. Mrs.
Harrison wore splendid gown of black
velvet and point lace. The bodice was
cut away slightly at the neck and cut.
lined with the point lace.
The.eItrance OF the Hariisous to the
White House was entirely quiet and very
few noticed either their comipg or eoiue
away. The dinner only lasted an hour oil
SO, though il was several courses more
elaborate than when the President dinel
en- fainile. They did mot separate unti
nearly 10 o'clock, by which tiue the out
going and incoming Presidents Bnd then
wives were tolerAbiy we'll acquainted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

wow TUT u IINTtFITI 'NIlNTITlI.
NICE, Feb. ~, 1853 THE steam yacht
Alya, Mr.. William K Vanderbilt o sner, ar
rived to-day from Baltimore. She touched
at Algiers. Tho Alya left Baltimore on
February I'd with the following party on
board: Mr.. and nfs, W. K. Vanderbilt,
their three children; Measrs. W. y. Hoyt,
Goold Redmond, Oliver H. z. Belmont
and DR., Reyes She arrived at Bermuda
on February 9Th, whore the party spent
seysral very pleasant days, leaving on
the 9th for Madeira. The voyage was
much enjoyed b. all on board.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

| have been troubled with n skin and scalp
disease for seventeen years. My head at times
was ono running sorc. and my body was Gov
cred with them as large as n half dollar. tried
. great many remedies without effect until
used the CuTIcrRA REMEDIES, and am thankful
to state That atter two months ot their Use an
entirely cared. leel II my duty to you and
the public to STATE The above caso.
l. Il. MCDOWELL, Jameshurg, y. j.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Edward Atkinson ia the March Forum.
Admitting to tho fullest ext mt oil TINT
may he presented as to the bad effects Of
liquor, may it not DO held that dyspepsia
caused hy bSd cooking il as bad or even
o w2rae evil, whether considered mater
tally or morally, than the moderate con.
sumption Of liquors which constitutes
their average user
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

The total number OF immigrants who
arrived in the United States during tho
seven months which ended On tho 3Ist
ultimo was 2l2 5S5 asaiust 238,si5 dur.
ing the corresponding period Of last year
The United States ship Saratoga has
been designated by tho Secretary OF the
Navy for nss ns q nautical school ship for
the port of Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
An Ola Landmark nurne d.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 28.--Ahout 1 n.
m. the Maury House, at Amsterdam, All
old landmark, was totally destroyed by
Are. The fire is supposed to have orisi-
mated from an overheated stove pipe.
Loss about So 900; covered BY insurance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

IN looking over the freight list Of Nnah's All
We are convinced that he did not have n slngIe
ihlng 70 give the children when they snpe1si
nov different Il would have been had he taken
low bottles OF Dr.. liul S Cough Syr1ip fnr
coughs and cold S''"f 'Vr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
A WORD OF WARNING.

There white each represented lust good the Ivory
they AXE MOI but like all counte peculiar remarkable qualities Of
the genuine Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon getting IT.
Copyright b. FrocerG Gamble
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
HOTELS 10 ne cLosEn.

Jersey Landlords say They Canine,
Make Expcnses without Upcn
hiRrs.
ILANFIELD, N. j., March l.-All the
hotel keepers here, at mseting last
night, decided to close up to-day, owing
to the refusal of the common council 10
grant them licenses to sell liquor. They
sili N that their sction is not taken from
spite but from sheer necessity, because
they cannot clear expenses unlesa they
have open bars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

RI necde-wo and valuable emboderies frequently ruined
o their beauty much impaired by washing them with ordinary
soap which is too rank for such delicate articles simple and
the method to make suds Of HOT and TvoRv Soar
and allow to cool till ukcwarn This solution willie very effective
is perfectly harmless
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Spring Is III" time to cleanse the sJln, scalp,
and blood Of every impurity ana disease. 10
accomplish this great work, no agency in ineli
cine Is NJ once 80 speedy, economical, and
never fniliug as tho GuTlCU,A REMEDIES.
CunauiA, the great skin euro, Instantly al
lays the most agonizing iirhinc, burning and
Inflammation, clears the skin and scalp Of
crusts and scales, and restores tho hair.
CuTicuHA soar, mo groatcsto Of skin beaut!Gcrs
is indispensable in treating skin diseases and
baby humors 1t produces the whitrsi, clear.
est skin aud softest hands, free from plmpe,
spot or blemish. CUTIcURA REs0LvENT, thc new
REpAPLES, blackheads chapprd, rough, red
EEtgi and oily skin prevented by CurlCuA
soar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Hetafa " poor hait5,i96,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

The President-elect and Uis wife
htine Quietly with the President
mud snRE 0stAU..ln.,H.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21
SENSATION IN A COLLEGE.
Young Lady Pupils "Deem II Digrace
to Stay Longer Under the Roof Of an I'M
moral ProIe.slng ohrlstlan MlnIster.s

Young Lady Pupils Deem II Digraee
to Stay Longer Under the Roof oF an I'M
moral Protesting Christian Minister.
BoRDENTowN, n. j., Feb. q. The principal
Of the Bordentown Female college is the Rev.
w. C. Bowen. The school stands on the high
bank Of the Delaware, and commands view
of the river for miles. 1t has always en- joyed an
excellent reputation Lately, however. Ian
guage objectionable TO some pupils was used at
a recitation of the senior class The subject
under discussion was the state of morals in
England during the Seventeenth century as
compared with that Of the present day. The
pupils were reading at the time from Welsh's
English Literature One Of the pupils
asked Professor Bowen whether the morals
OF that age were worse than those OF to-day.
In answering that question the girls say Pro
lessor Bowen gave a number Of facts relative
to the immortality Of the times which the
question did not cali for.
He referred also TO the danger Of dancing in
full dress with men. He thought girls should
not accept bonhons or glass Of punch from
gentlemen. The bonbons might be drurged
He also said, it is alleged, that any younr c-irl
who loved a man enough to marry him would
very often yield TO him more than she ought
These and other remarks Of a like char
acteT are alleged to have been used. and
they 50 angered the girls, il Is asserted, that
they went at once to Mrs Bowen the urin-
cipals wife, and demanded a new teacher.
saying they would leave the school unless the
demand were complied with This request
was also made 10 Professor Bowen, but he
refused to grant it for the reason that by 50
doing, he would virtually acknowledge that
he was in error.
The pupils thereupon prepared a statement
OF their grievances, and announced that they
would inform their parents of what had oc-
CURED. This they were forbidden to do
until conference had been held. but Miss
Davies and Miss Brewer, Of PHILADELPHIA.
two OF the teachers, disobeyed an injunction
laid upon them, and secretly mailed a lot Of
letters for the pupils For this they were ex-
PEELED Miss Briggs, another teacher NJ
once rendered her resignation. Then all the
senior class decided to leave, and after hav-
ing their photographs taken left for home.
Their names are Ellen ID. Conklin, Hacken-
sack; Isabel Boyd, Bradford; Eva Camp.
Crosswicks, n. j.; Sallie Draper, Greensboro.
Md. Lizzie Gildersleeve, Camden, Del. Mary
Z. Marshall, Camden, n. j.. Irene Mitchell
and Pearl Mitchell, Plainsville, Pa Blanche
A. Thomas, Bordeatown; Belle Cowdry, Pas
saic, and Elvira Locke, New York city. Be
fore leaving they prepared statement Of
their grievances, which they signed and left
in the hands Of a citizen. 1t concluded:
We deem it a lasting disgrace to stay
longer under the roof Of an immoral profes-
sing Christian minister
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21
MEws oE ouR NEIeHeoRs.
Happenings of Interest in Several state
briefly ChronicIed

Happenings of Interest in Several states
Briefly Chronicled.
Sunday concerts have been stopped in
Newark and the Germans are highly indig-
nant
Policeman Lilly is on trial in PHILADELPHIA
for attempting TO criminally assault Bessie
Bates, aged Ii, while ON duty
James McGovern, the young man shot in
Jersey City saloon, died of his wound. In
vestgation inclines the police to believe the
assertion of the man who shot him that it
was an accident.
Jacob Schoop, the self confessed murderer
of Antoine Schilling, in Philadelphia, is now
on trial for the crime.
Adrian Condit, a young man connected
with one Of the oldest families in the Oranges.
lost his life while Attempting to board a NOV
ing train at the Cone Street depot Of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail
road in Orange. No one saw the accident.
and it is not known how he fell under the
wheels as ne did.
The Lucas Werkheiser libel case will prob
ably occupy the court at Trenton ali the
week The testimony is all Of the kind that
has been published. Great crowds attend
each session and the case is making great
sensation.
Fire at Riegelsvilla, Pa, destroyed an en-
tire block, including the John L. Riegel
G. A. r. Post rooms, DR.. Levers store,
Adams q Shener's store and merchandise,
and the libraries and other property Of the
Methodist and Lutheran churches. Loss,
S3O,OOOi partly insured. Origin unknown.
Alfred L. Curtis, auctioneer and cigar
dealer, was arrested in Yonkers N. VI. on a
requisition from Governor Green and taken
to New Brunswick, n. j., to answer to
charges Of swindling various parties out Of
S3,00O
AT meeting of trunk line passenger rate
clerks, held at the Office Of General Passenger
Agent Byington, Of the Lehigh Valley rail
road, at Bethlehem, Pa, an agreement was
reached on the interstate rates in the trunk
line territory particularly between New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21
KENNAls cHANcEs WANING.
He Charges His Partisans with Treacherl
and Says lie VIII stick.


CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 2l. Two votes
were taken for United States senator by the
legislature. Kenna went TO pieces again, and
it is very evident that his election is impossi-
ble. The full vote Of 81 members was polled.
The last ballot stood Kenna, %; Goif, 43;
J. A. Preston, lS balance scattering: neces-
sary to choice, 46 All those who forsool,
kenna voted for Preston, who is regarded as
kennas bitter enemy. The legislature adj
journed until to-day.
Immediately after the adjournment con-
ference was held by the Democrats. but re-
suited in nothing. Another conference wns
held, but it was not Of long duration, but
very interesting Kenna appeared at the
meeting in person. and paid quite heated
compliments TO the Democratic side of the
legislature He told them that never but one
day had he received a fair and honest sun
port from the men who pretended 70 be bis
friends. He would never consent that another
candidate be named in his place until such
support had been given regularly and con
tinuously. Then, If his election seemed i'm.
possible, he would be willing to withdraw.
The caucus then ended. The legislature has
but two days more remaining OF the present
session