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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

PHILADELPHIA. March 13.--Pennsyl-
wanna railroad officials deny em phaticaily
nec.ing that road with the purchase Of
western and southwestern RAILROADS. The
puychEss OF the Louisville, New Albany
i Chicago road, il was stated was prob.
ally tbs Louisville & Nashville. The
statement that the Pennsylvania rosd is
likely 10 acquire the Manitoba road is
SAID TO be without any foundation what
ever. The direct interest Of the Pennsyl-
yania ends at Chicago. The past policy
haa been 20 maintain friendly relations
with all lines west Of there and this it is
said viii be the policy Of tie manage.
ment il the future.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
FIRB .4AD EXPLOSION.
SaItpefre works aud Factories I1c-
hIrnIcn I,Y ElnnIea.

bfhey ~
M1LLvIltE, n. j., March l7.-At s
O'clock this morning f:s broke GU! in a
building uasd FOR refining saitpetre st
Whitall, Tatum & Oo.'s Ant glsss works
The building WAS wooden structure
and it, cpG:ents were large ya.s filed
with saltpetre, and this conbua.ible
matter was roaring furnEes in less than
three minutes, sanding luSid sheets OF
flames high In the cir preceded BY dense
clouds Of white smoke oSseuring the sun.
The fire department vas soon on the
scene but the firm warned them against
throwing water on the building IS il
would result in terrible explosion and
the fEsmen turned their attention to
other property. The hlmes hEd commu-
nicatsd to factories numbers and IL and
to On iron foundry Lext TO the saltpetra
house. The foundry was partially de-
strUysd but the flames On the factories
were scor extinguished.
When the saltpetre house vas con
sumed the water flowing aronnd the
building communicated with the remain
ing sGltpstfe causing j. 10 explode with
terrific report aud throwing plsnks and
boards over the roofs OF other buildings
shaking the ground like an earthquake
md shGttering the windows in the large
pot house adjoining the building de-
stEoyed.
The iremen had miraculous escape
from injury. Joshua Rrrickqon was in
the saltpetse house when the fire started.
He was enyeloped in tbs flames aud his
hair and clothing nearly burned OF. He
vas rescued with difficulty. Loss IN.
known; no insurance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
nnrri.l,rs,. Rnnnisc,r.

WAstIsoToS, March l3.-Ir. Frye
from the committee on commerce re-
ported bill 70 repeal the Law Of last
Congress- requiring steamships to carry
guns AMI rockets for casting iires
ia case Of disasters and stated the
reason for tho passage Of the bill
in order Che said t'thst the greed
Of certain con!pa us might receive tbs
notice ieqrired." TIE statement YES TO
tho efsct that the Lyla Gun Company
furniahed n tho life sayina ssationa guns
al sH7 50, tho HINT Gun Company GINS
ct sS7 % ead tho Cunningham ROCKET
Colap2ry rockets Mt 500 hut that after
thu enactment: OF tie Law steamships wsre
required to ny s4UD for the Lyle gun,
$250 for ths Hunt gun and .91 toT the
rockets. The committee on commerce
had ccriide-ei the mater and nov rec
onmcnd the repeal u the law. IEs bill
was placed on the calendar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
rRssoH n1sIsrRF szsIess.
The Government Defeated ON the
urKisn 'EreEty Matter.

urkisl treaty Matter.
PANS March la.--The adverse action
Of the Eerate yesterday On Prime Minister
Tirsrd's demand :or the adoption OF the
order OF the day whom the matter OF the
commercial treaty with Turkey WAS
brought up has caused the downfall Of
the entire ministry.
An Interpolation was submit ted during
yesterdays sitting regarding the treaty
ana in response to this d. Tirard moved
the adoption Of the order OF the day.
The senate, by majority of 78, re-
fused to adopt NJ. Tirard's motion, which
was tsntsmount to refusal to vote con-
fiidence in the government.
NJ. Tirard then rendered his resigpa-
ton TO President Cannot, butt the latter then
persuaded him to remain in Office until
sitter Easter. A cabinet meeting was
held to-day to discuss the situation, at
which II. TiraTd reconsidsred his deter
mination to remain, and after the meet
ing was over he went to the Palace Of the
Elysee, President Carnot's residence and
rendered the resignation Of all the mem
bers OF the cabinet.
IL. De Freycinet, minister of war in II.
Tirard's cabinet, will probably form a
new ministry. II is rumored that NJ.
Constans, who recently resigned from
tho ministry Of the interior, and IL.
Ribot, will hold pogttolios in the new
ministry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
pres,dentiel .ppointments.

WARRINGTON, MarcR THE President
to-day ssnt TO ths senste the following
nominations: United States Consus-
William y. Preston OF New York, at Cog.
nae; James .. kellogg of Louisiana, at
Stettin, Alfred W. Street OF New York, ut
0osticook; Samuel b. Serglsr Of Iowa,
at AK Ia Chapelis; James Il. Dantorth Of
Peursy wanna, at Vssviers and Lisge;
Withdrawn-James II. Danforth OF Penn
sylysnia. for United States consul at
Kehl; Frank Burnett OF Missouri, super
vising inspector OF steam vessels for the
Fourth distfict st. Lanis); Daniel LAKE.,
United States marshal for the Eastern
district of New York; william yApburen.
United States marshal for the Z Rstsr dis.
trict of Michigan.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
lrrrER rnoM srAnLnr.
1.-THE End crowns the work ,, says
li.e Greaf Eyuiorer.

the GTeht explorer.
81. JoHssBUBY, W., Asreh 1.-THE
Cdlsdonian publishes the following ex-
tracts from letter written by Henry III.
Stanley to st. Johnsbury friend, dated
Cairo, February l4th:
"'Ihe eud crowns the work. Did
say December 10th, 1886? say it again
this date Of 1899. have brought exiles
back to their homes. l have reunited
parted families. / have rescued thoea
who we're in sore strAights. have borne
the young and aged and placed them in
their beloved Egypt. l have brought
the belesguered governor out OF his
threatened bondage; wherefore, as
these were tbs aims Of the
work and they havs been ac-
complished, / say: 'Ths end crowns
the WORK True, / am blanohed and
white but what matters 1t. | have nauglt
to regret and If any mission of like
nature presented itself ! should still
wish to do it. For whatever is here or
there life Gtays mot, but rusbes on space
and must work and strive; but let as do
it bravely and fi.iy with all our strength
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

BAL4n:1Bg, March 3.--rhe Baltimore
Conference Of the 81. z. Church South,
received to-day tho application Of the
Mg7. Ireaay y Smith faupsrnumerarY)
fer continuation Of his relations. TIE
application was accompanied by letter
from Hr. smith VITO has been in Cali
iotais trr .So Years seeking q RESTORATION
of hsRith. Hi bpaitb has improved
soraaRhat he says, and he has preached
d me. Tie Rev. Dr.. 2 II. Whianer
moved tbat ss long as ksr Smiths htulth
lad improved aud il was known that he
was doug min'ftefisl work in California
lis claim should be referred to the com
Iolttee on E-psrannuatad clergymen. The
motion vii h5 cop1,dered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
ErHsRIALIzED NIHTLIsrs.
Russta's Prison AdHtnsstrator Criti-
cises ISounauss Articles.

Ctaes ANounhu'H aFttGlGS
LONDON, March l4.-A st. Petersburg
dispatch TO tbs Times says: The admin
istrstor Of prisons comparing Jans iell's
apa Ksnnaa's pablishsd accounts Q: ku3-
sian prisons said the latter's modus
opersndi was found to prove dniayorAble
TO any country bAcause he derived his in
formation from dissatisfied inmates
Of the prisons The administrator
admitted that the prisons were ever
crowded, but he said the government
was doing itH best to effect needed re-
forms. TIE ofioial interviewed by the
correspondent regarding the report OF the
outrages practically admitted that the
facts were as reported. but he conterded
that Keenan, and othsYs etheEealizsd
Nihilist women out OF all recognition in
their looks. Every ordinary traveller in
Siberia sufars hardship. The ezileB bring
troubles upon themselves being excitable
AMI intraotsble In regard to fiogging for
Blapping an officials facs that is a frequent
offence ind an example ives necessary.
The struggle with the soldiers was pro-
voked BIZ prisoners drawing reyolVers
and wounding several Of the soldiers. Il
ID thought this trouble will do away with
the privilege exiles hays Of being allowed
" retain their reyolyeTs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
Ke,nard Wh,o. LYMAN.

BUFFALo, March l3.--Jimmy Kennard,
the 81. Paul kid, and Jack Lyman of
New York, met early yesterday morning
in finish glove contest before the Airing
ton Athletic Club for $500 parse, 800
10 the winner, and the ITO pound cham
pionship. Jack, plucky little fighter,
with crediteble record, was handled by
Jack Hanly. Ksnnard has been training
hard for the event and felt like winner.
danes Wilson handled him. 1t was dis
covered early in the fight that Lyman had
bad wrist SO bad, il fact, that his right
arm was Of little use TO him. To this
may be attributed the st. Paul kids
victory. TWsntg-.wo rounds we're fought
aud from the start Kennard had every
thing bis own wsy. He hit Lyman when
and where he pleased, but the latter
pIuckily responded at each cali of time.
lie stood severe punishment we'll. The
knockout blow was an upperc1t that
caught Lyman on TIE nose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

CISciSSt-I, March l3-Naris Pres
colt, the actress, has lost her suit for
divorce from her husband WilliaIa Per-
FOL. She brought suit q! Par.s, KY,
alleging that she was resident Of Bour-
bon county, KY. that SKI WIS married to
William Perssl in 1881, and that Bince
1854 re has wholly abandoned her and
refused to provide for her support. Per
sell answered tnat he never Lived in Ken.
tunky; that his home was in View York,
and tEa.. therefore, no abandonment az
alleged could occur, as her home was
where HIS was. The court took his view
Of the case and diamisssd the plaintiff q
huit Hiss Prescott wss born in Ken
,urky and lived there Until she went on
the ftlgs, AID still regards that plaza as
Icr hrrna
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
4 sheriff VINO Shoots 20 KIN.

MosTA YIsTA Con, March l7.-Thurs-
day night John McCsnn, Charles Harris
and Thomas Gallagher, confined in the
county jail, oyerpowered the sheriff who
came in to give them their evening nesl,
and escaped. The prisoners started up
the Bio Grands river. Friday morning
Sheriff Hecksr, with posse, started in
pursuit. Yesterday morning, at day
break, their camp was discovered. Ths
fugitives wers called upon to surrender,
bat ins.sad of doing 50 they fred upon
the posse. Tie sheriff returned the IRE,
shooting three times and killing the three
men. None of the sheritf'a posse was in.
inred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
90 sl.tor. DROWNED Eogelnnr.

CosccRDiA, KAN, March 13.--The
bodies OF the Misses Adele and Hannah
Pouro, two sisters who lived on farm
foar miles north of Condoria were found
Tuesday night in Lake Dbley, which ia
about one mile from TIA ir home. To
their brother vino had recently visited
them they gave for safe keeping trunk
which when opened was found to contain
their wearing APPAREL and jewelry. No
cRuae except melancholy Can be Eecer-
tanned for their sad destruction. They
were 33 and IS years old respectively.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
peara, is tho pase.taal ID. .soap ever mad

The memorial Presbyterian Church
erected In st. Augustine, Fla, by II. NJ.
Eegler, in repIG IIbrsuce 81 hiB deuRh-
ter, Mrs. jennie Louise benedict. who
died o year ago, wg8 dedicstna Sunday.
Among these present we're Irs, Ha.si on,
Mrs. Nq19usasar, russell Is. Hsrrsen
and vito. Tie church and parsonage
cost SSa5OG00.
The Louisiana Lottery Company on
Saturday fnFwar led to the governor OF
Louisiana $4,000, stto be usa6 10 pro-
teet the people Of Louisiana against the
inuadGtion Ia consequence OF tns threat.
ening condition Of the river" This
money was declined by tbs governor
because il ia on tho eve OF the session Of
the legislature, when the rensval of o,
exclusion of their charter will be acted
upon.
Ia tho senate Of Kentucky, on Satur.
day, bill was passed repeating the char
tera 81 .,ii lotlerias il tho stats. bill
4 plssed both houses Of the Legislature im.
posing Reyefe penalties upop persons y.
fs6ias 10 answsr questiaEa put by !sgia
1 lltiye iLYsstigatin2 coamittno. This il
/ intended to oompsl witnesses in the Let
terry IagsstlgRtlon to reveal what tAel
anew.
hdgie4s 10 tie San Francisco E2se1aifl
from Apo, samoa, ripcft eyerytlir,
N at Gu tie Islands. King b3ili1lue hu
rgt YET formed a permRuaut govern men;
presesrira to wait uEtii tho Hrtiga! OF Ia
nav ostef Justice, provided tor ID tn
gsriia treaty. proclamation iEsue
soroe girne ago asking ali ttGmaans 10 dir
pslae to th5i. homes ana make ftiend
with one another, Inns been gentlall
obeyod.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
Pears soap Is the moatetegantto lletadiunct

Mrs. Hsrrisnn and party arrived in
Jseksonvi!le Fla., on Saturday morning,
aud, sftes visit to the Sub-tsopicAl Elk
position, left for st. Augustine, where
they arrived in the evening.
The Utah Legislature adjourned en-
Saturday ught, after passing q memorial
to Congress consuming the governor for
vstolag the Election bills designed 10
supersede the Congressional enac.monta.
End aating Congress to enact the vetoed
IuaBgufea.
The Rev. William + Nichols, D D.,
rector of st. Jemea' Protestant Episcopal
Church, Philadelphia, snnouacad to bis
congregation on Sunday that no had &C.
cspted the assistant bishopric of the
Diocese OF California, TO which he Was
olgoESd on EebEusry 9Th last.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
FATAL RxpLosfoy.
A Dynamite Charge Kiiis Four
WOrkingmen.

NEW YoRK March 3.-An explosion
Of dynamite occurred at the Brooklyn
water works near Rockville Centre this
morning, The explosion occurred at $40
O'Clock. The dynamite was being used
for blowing up tre3 Htunps on the line Of
the extension Of the Brooklyn aqueduct,
half mile east Of Rockville centre.
Two lsborer3 who were walking near
were blown 10 pieces, parts Of their
bodies being thrown ia every direction.
Two others were fatally injured. Thsir
nsmss have not yet been sscerteined.
Tie shock Of the explosion created con
sternstion. Many houaea were shaken,
md number Of window pnres were
broken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

PEORIA, Ill, March -. DR.. McFaiden
Of Peoria, the county physician, and Dr..
Powell, have made post mprtem tx-
animation of BARNARD Junghaus, the
wealthy old G rman, whose body was
found floating in the river il front of this
city katurisy. There wa no water
either in the lungs or stomach and this
ia proof that the man did not die from
drowning. In their report tine doctors
say that the nlan was undoubtedly dead
when hs entered the water. They are Of
the opinion that he was either sand
bsgged or drngged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
! nefanltlnr olers Run poryn.

HILLsDALE, MIcH., March Ifs. VI.
Yesgley, the defRulting clerk OF this
county who left here February 81, has
been captured by Saeriff Baker and is
now lodged ia jail here. The sheriff re-
celyed word that Yeagley was in
Chicago, and left here for that city.
On arriving there he discovered that his
man had gone to Canada where he caught
Psso, Texas, and then to Mexico, where
he stayed about three weeks. From
Mexico be came back to Chicago and
tried to get work IN that city. The
amount Of monsy stolen was oTar 5000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

LONDON, March l3-Adyicss from
Johannesburg in tie Transvasl, state that
three persons who were arrested thers
for taking part In the demonstration
against the government duting which the
nag OF the republic was hauled down by
ths.mob have basntRken to Pretoria. They
are charged with treason. Thtre is in
tense excitement throughout the republic.
A reform association hes been Smed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

WAsnIseTos, March 1.-THE badly
decomposed bGdy OF man was found
yesterday morning in the eastern branch
Of the Potomac river. Mrs. Jones, wife
Of Benjamin A. Jones, the dsfaulting pay
clerk OF Major Godloe OF the marine
corps, this morning identified the body
as that Of her husband, who has been
missing sinca this Christmas. she alao
identified several articles taken from thu
clothing of thu dad man. Mrs. Jones
son also idea;ifiel the body as that Of
his step father.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

New YoRK, March 13--At the Real
Estate Exchange to-day the Stewart
property, bounded BY Broadway, Fourth
avenue and Ninth and Tenth streets, held
under lease from the 6ailors' Snug Har-
Dor, was sold to Jrdge Henry Hilton for
100000. The sole was ny and under
the direction OF the executors OF CorneliR
u. Stewart, deceased.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

BL9oMsaroN, In, March 1.-THE
friah fight between Billy Myersa d Jack
Hopper OF New York arranged for May
LIST, At Fort Worth, Tex, has been posi-
poned to date subsequent to May 7th,
the date OF Myers finish fight with Andy
Bowen before the Wet End Athletic
Club at New Orleans. This WAS done at
Myers request, the Streatar lad fearing
that some accident might possibly pre-
vent his meeting the Newi0risans light
weight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

WABASH, is;D harcn l3.--J. S. Hsrri-
man, the pedes rian, has completed ar
raugrmsnts FOR ME walk Of 8 900 nilea TO
TIE Paciii; coast on wager OF IS 900.
Tie tinal de post Of $500 IVES MADE lsst
night n New YORK by HarrimGn's DackeF.
lie viii starr ftem Wapasi! on April 10Th
accompanied by two guards on horse
back. Herman wall be obliged to aver,
age AZ miles day 10 win.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

AHA, KtssAss AGrra l4.-Fgank II,
Issgeat and William q. Crockett wate
inathnsiY killed and hEch Urs fatally hurt
Sss stay BY the falling o. cage en- them
while shsy wcre ascending The sha't in
the cpsl raiaa. The men wtrs in the
hrcEet en- the cage tsli dlstanca Of 50
t4ct On them. A c0r5nera inquest was
held and verdict fastening tha carse
of dealt 70 an gAayoiietis atcigsnt Was
rendered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

EEw YtRK, March 17.-Deputy Com
missioner OF Public Works Bernard L.
Martha was arrested to-day in his ctfioe in
Chambers street on an Indictment found
against him by the grand jury. He ia
charged with receiving brides while in
the sherh's ofies when ne was order of
arrest clerk nader Sheriff Grant. Ho
was taken to the district attorneys oGi,s,
Other arrests will follow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
..slll LLylng n .ne nnrk Acc.

who, through ignorance, dose
themselves with the violent cathartics
that injGre the digestive organs, afford
but partial or temporary rslief, and
leave the bowels more costive than be-
fore. The refinements OF medical science
have overcome ell these evils, in the form
of Er. Pierce's Pellets, which are gentle
persuaders,n sure in action, and aid Dame
Nature TO roRsstrt her authority. When
she is aided, not opposed, Gil is we'll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
INC National Mnrk.n,en.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. March l5.-Fivs hun
drei psople gathered IN National PARK yes.
terday afternoon to see tho trlp-shuot!ug
exhibition given by ths United States Cars
fridge Company team, rha eastern team
was victorious. StaaaarS oi Mllwaukaa.
made the bsst score of the day, getting IS
on 81 possipis 40. scors-E.3tern team,
lGi Mestern, l6t.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
a sYyis. village Burned.

BERNIE, March IA fire broke out in
the village OF Campo, Switzerland, last
night, and before the flames could be
controlled three.fourthH of the village
vas destroyed, Many persons were in
jared and great damage was done.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

MosrJoMEEY, AlsS., Mssch -. Frank
Weintr died yesterday morning at 8
O'clock after lingering two weeks from
tfs wound iralc.ed by Thomas Jaudra
who shct CAFist:ne Washs AID himself
fatally. Weiner'a last rtqze.t wls 70 10
burlesi beside J4udra ana The murdered
Miss Wa4As. No inquest Will be hsld.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
Harrl.on q g,oder Fnt,.

NV YoRK, March l3.-E4ward Harri-
son and Noah Loder. Of the firm of Har-
rison d Loder, wholesale dealers in dry
goods at 379 Broadway, have made gen
eral assignment to Frederick ]. Lancas.
ter without preferences. Liabilities,
sbout 1850 900, and tho nominal assets
will exceed the liabilities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

CIsc1yNArT March l3.--The Ohio and
Northwestern railroad running from Gin.
ciInati to Portsmouth, o., was Huld this
morning by United Staten Marsh&l Elm
mons for 5000, 600 to tho Philadelphia
Investment Company
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

WAsH1SaToN, htaroh II. ~ Secretary
Proctor hat authorized the Mississippi
river commission to expsnd $40 900 for
tbs immediate protection OF the Morganza
lsyee in Louisiana reported il danger Of
destruction by tho Mississippi fjods.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
,,c,sbta,. J.,rer.9n,s T.,r,,.day.

YORK, pa, March l3.--Cha1npey f.
B.ack, president Of the Democratic
Hoeiety q fennBylyanis, has Issued a
cistu,ar calling upon 81 democratic
Cubs throughout the country to celebrate
the birthday Of Thomas JeEeEson, which
oseuEa On the 18th et April.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

LoSDos, March 10 Il. j. stated that
tI9 knsntAn government will attempt in
hgri 10 lift tWG Baglisa steamers which
ytrs SING of Balaolays tuting tic
Ctimasn war. It is believed that IN one
0. tbs veaseis is ches. containing
so 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
montnnu'a Tttchesr Cltizen Daad.

BcTTE, MosT,, March 13.-Jndge
Andrew ]. Davis, probably the richest
man in Montana, died last night aged
n. His estate is yariousiy valued at
Sc, 600, 100 to $40, 600, 600. He is thought
to rave left no will and was unmarried.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
Vn,ctar,, S,,,,ye,,r ,.i,,,,.

SEATTLE WASH Merca Andrew
4. Holt aims A drew A. Arderaon,
noted sma9gler and pirate on Puget
Ecuui FOR IAGny years, was fataily fnat
on his sioop near here lost tigEi, Wa.ia
reaiatIng tus Bnited States ttlalrs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

LoSDoS, March 49, -M4jor general Sir
Howard Cranturd E!phinsione, comp
trollar and treasurer of the Duke of Con-
naught's household, was washed over
board from tho steamer Tangarce near
TenerifFe and drowned
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
nnrnn n..,rne rcr.I

DUBLIN, Aarah IL THE Ei.at Hon.
Richard D1TR9, a5c9ri barpu ~ tho
fzeheaaar di7iai1n Of I h!F5 0oprt u
iRs.iee in Ireland, disa suid4nly e.
lfalee to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
4 Preacl,nr Comvict,., I.v.ng.

FIrfsLuRa, PA, March 10 The Rev Br.
7. y. aianse!l d the McKsesppst " II.
Church vino hes been on teini on ctRrreg
Of tgirg and defamation was tDUl-1 gully
this morning on inc lFst count AMI nc.
Quilted on tina second.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

CETTIN1E, March 17.--Princsss Forks,
Oldest child OF the Prince Of Montenegro,
is dead. She was married August 1ith,
1883, to Prince Pcter KaragevrgieEitch