Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

gan, formerly pastor Ut ii q churches /
Nj PotteT's Lending md GrseGsoorough. /
Zone IA OF 10 veIrs hgn, while yet boy,
Faux had bis Hkul injured By fell. |
The injury ba1 caused no serious trouble
u1tll last summer, when It's 81 iogs nensa.
stated his withdrawal from the pulpit.
For several weeks, of snd on, he had
been au innate OF the Pennsylvania Hrs.
pital. Tue operation Of trapanuiDg was
decided on and was being or had been per
formed thettlegfam WIS not clear on
this point, merely announcing: Frank
did not stand ths operation he is dead"
he was about 81 years old
Esws ans been resolved by M,. Down.
ham that thu laurel school war is %.
The warning fsoiions have inferred the
enssnguined ,omahawk. smoked the calu-
met, and decided TO let the bill, as it
came from the Sepate, 20 through the
House without alteration or opposition.
The fsan that continuance of the
struggle would result in their getting
echuol. auuse at all, induced the op-
ponents of tho bill to draw off II dis
tsiots Nos. ~ and rs should follow sutt,
the COMMITTEES on education would rejoice
and be slhd.
senator pouahoe stated this afternoon
that he had been asked by insurance men
to request thu committee 10 withhold
action on tho Riohlrdson insurance bill
until they could be heard To which
request Senator Richardson expressed his
wiiiiag acqniesosucs.
The "Smyrna River" idea is catching,
Bills TO change Murderkill and Mispiilion
"oreeks" 10 "riyers" are already under
way.
Tho State House par,or has been dsted
up with new chairs for the better accom-
modqtion Of this divorce committee.
The Rev. Mr.. Maxwell, pastor of the
Baptist Ohnrch at Camden, has resigned
his ohsrge, from Considerations motives.
A bill has been introduced into toe
| Pennsylvania legislature providing for
the appointment, by the governor, of q
commission OF thtes from thss state TO
meet similar commission from Della
ware sta examine, survAy and rs-estab-
! lish ths boundary line that separates this
ee commonwealth from the State OF Della
| ware, aud, whsn said line shall have been
| properly relocated, TO mark Its location
by the erection of enduring m lnumsnts
| Representative Whlteman apprehends
that II the irrespective joint commission
| goes to fooliug around Mason l. Diron's
4 line, 1t will end up by landing him In
! Pennsylvania but be would not be The
/ irst gentleman from Pennsylvania to
hold q seat la Delaware assembly.
DOVER, Feb. I2.---This has been the
biggest day Of the session in the Hcuse,
and there has been enliyeniDg variety in
the work.
One episode was Che toDgue-lashibg
the sffluent J. Edwards and lis bill came
ia for. That measure, the act 10 incor-
porate the PeniDsular Investment Com.
pany, had been read by title aud referred
to the committee on private corporations,
without nbjeetion. After that, MIR. Down.
ham ross TO move that the corpuEetors be
notified to print 900 copies OF their bill
for The use of tbs Legislature. The mo-
ton siruos Mr. Lodge as unusual, and he
said SO. On this Mr.. DoNnham remarked
that he would have, individually, pro.
fefred to sac tho biil killed by an in.
dehnile postp0n0ment without refer.
ence. He falt that AddicEs' aen
atorial candidacy was an insult tc
every Republican member, while the
Offering OF this bill was an Insult to ever
| AtNhibcty hAGHBu9AANp VI parry
bill" he went on, 'embraoes almost til,
entire earth. 1t 10 just similar TO tn,
credit MObilier bill, which, understand
was first offered in Delaware and We al
know what that bill was AID how 4
turned out and how, because OF the asFo
citation of his name Herewith, one Of the
chief citizens OF tao United States was,
believe inpOcentiy, rather dlhcrediied
"a. 4. n
have been President of the United Statei
had he not been drawn into that BILL
He foresGw the coming Of powerful
, lobby 10 push this measure, which hat
been aptiy described as including The
right to do everything except TO declare
war and make peace with foreign nations
, MIR Lodge replied. He did not say so
but Mr.. Addioks ia an old neighbor of hi
aud, although he had preferred not to in
troduce this very bill, he wanted to SEA
the man whom he Ind known for NOR,
than dozen years, whom he had know
long before fortune lavisbed its favor
upon him givsn fair show. He though
il a high-handed coarse to kill III,
/ measure uefore II has had fair considera
! tion, and Mr.. Downham's motion fusthei
struck him az ref 4otion ON tho commit
tee. He asked the House tolny Mr.. Down
hams motion on the table until D Ill ~
as to give the representatives OF she--bi
somo opportunity. Tae House did 30
: aue on reassembling in the afternoon
! Mr.. lodge reported that he had been in
formed the bill YVES being or had beeI
printed and The copies would be here IL
: the near future. Mr.. Downham still in
sisting on his resolution, it was thei
adopted, sitter the Sussex member haC
: dlscltimed any intention OF rejecting OF
tie committee. He also reminded tht
J Eouse that their predecessors, in 1851
hsd throttied o lottery bill on sight aut
without waiting for its second reading
aud reference.
TEE DEADLOCK AGAIN.
The Msull resolutions were calle;
up and passed this afternoon by
party vote, Speaker Hotfecker saying
with the same triumphant smile that il
lumined his B1yard liks features on tn;
FIAT nomination of Atkins and Knowles
1.-THE chair ia Of the opinion that the hyel
have it." But the Senate knocked tn.
resolutions out by vote OF non ooncur
renee before they had time TO get cool
aud Messrs. Herbert and B1yce still holi
the fort.
TIE BEucDoTH BILL.
Representative Maui brought MP with
him tue town charter for Rehoboth. PITY
john d, MARSHALL is not here now. POSI-
bly, uarison's administration may send
him back from Warrington in tims tc
take hand. TIE new charter il Home-
what peculiar. II starts oua wIsh pre-,
ambls rsoiting thst the NJ. e. Church hal
practically abandoned the hehoboEh
Beach Association. Tais prepares the
reader for the charge that the ssaociatiol
has violated it's charter in divers way
and this following resolution that all sup
piements and Rmsndmants to the char
ier should be repealed. Therefore
be It enacted that the stoch
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