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

in future when her vernaity il at stake,
so that Hhs may read the whole of the
name.
The fvs mast schooner Governor Ames
with cargo OF coal from PHILADELPHIA
for DO, ton, Mass, passed out this morn
ing in tow of the tup Asa W. Hughes.
The sohocner ia an immense vessel, and
is the only one of her class that ever en-
tered the Delaware. She attracted con-
siderable attention here. M.
New CASTLE, March 19.-The report
circulated yesterday that man had been
run over and killed by the north bound
Delaware division passenger train due
here at laos p. m. arose from the fact
that colored man in attempting to
board the train at the Ninth street CROSS
ing slipped and fell, bat fortunately
rolled away from the moving wheels and
was but eighty injured. The passengers
imagined they saw the msngled remains
under the train and accordingly spread
the news TO that eject.
The farming implements and live stock
Of James HurlGok, tenant of one Of the
commons farius, were disposed OF at
public sale Yesterday. Mr.. Hurlock will
discontinue farming and remove to Will
mington.
The trustees Of the commons are SELL
ing the stock of Ezekiel Wheatley, who
occupies the Oglethorpe farm. to- day.
George N. Davis has purchased the
good will and fixtures of Robert Mont.
gomery's boot and shoe establishment on
Pearl street, and will continue the bust
ness there. Mr.. Montgomery will remove
to the Model farm, vacated by james
Hurlock, on the 25th instant,
A well known farmer residing near
here came to town yesterday afternoon
| 10 transact some business at the Farmers
Bank, While standing in the bank he
was taken suddenly ill at the stomach
and started for the street to NIT. He
had no sooner done so when Off ser Han
son, who is always on the alert, saw the
man in question and thinking be was
drunk, placed him under arrest aud too
him to jhl. A hearing shortly after
ward before the mayor the officer could
bring no charge against the prisoner and
he was discharged The farmer, who
| was not in the least under the influence
| OF liquor, il is said, threatens suit agsinBt
the oliver for false arrest. The incident
| excited much comment snd witnesses OF
it say it was am Imposition by the officer.
An unknown woman attempted suicide
by jumping into one CT the dykes bel1w
Do0oinsyills on Monday night. She was
rescued by aeysrsl persons who happened
70 be IN the vicinity at the time.
Personals Andrew q. Gray, DR., il
Waiting friends and relatives in this city
The Rsv. L, L. Hubbard, PHI. D., il
4 away on iecturin0 TOM
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
A MEDE4TUR POPE.
Pope Leo XHHH. Announces Eris Ex-
IriOrdinary Mission - so DtsRrm
IllS b,ug0DeRu Armies,

Pope Leo XHaR. Announces Eris Ex-
lrnordinary Nt.riOn - so DIsRrni
Iho S'uedpenn Armies.
RoMs, March 13.--I have the authority
of the Vatican 80 announce through the
HeraM that the pope would consent to
act as the mediator through which the
simultaneous disarmament Of the Faro
pean nations might be brought about.
The question was put directly by a
Herald correspondent tonight, and the
answer was equally d'rect.
Leo XIII. has taken o bold stand. He
holds that the existence of immense
armies which are draining the health of
Europe and irflicting great suffering
upon the toiling masses il anti Christian
The German emperor wrote an autograph
letter, inviting The pops to send an am.
baBselor to the Berlin Labor Conference.
In reply the pope sent an autograph
letter, aging he could not take part un,
less his representative was given prece-
dence over all this delegates. Then the
emperor wrote another latter urging the
pope in the interests Of ina0kinh TO take
in the conference, 40 far as be could, and
at least give it h 8 moral support. To
this the pcntiK has warmly responded.
AN IMP lErANr DOCUMENT.
am authorized TO announce that the
pope hiss written document dealing With
the entire problem raised At Berlin. This
has been automatically communicated
to the papal nuncio in Germany, and will
be laid before the international confer
enca. There il no doubt that Z. great
movement 10 on foot TO give the pope i
Atag, - So ~, ~
universal labor troubles. His holiness
Recognizes this as great Opportunity for
the church to put itself ut tho head Of the
world wide reform demanded by or.
| ganized labor. He holds that nsticnl
must adopt tho principles Of Christianity
and that the church is the only power
competent 10 deGl with the tremendous
issues involved in the social and indus.
\ trial movement
Tho German emperor has frankly cd.
mitted that the governments cannot nc
cOnplish much unless organized Chris
tianity comes to sheir aid. IN this orisi;
the pope has spoken in no unce,tail
voice, az will be seen when his address ii
! piafe public.
II is admitted that il the millions O
armed men who trampl0 upon the breat
trays OF the puor were stripped OF theii
uailorns and set to W TX c4sting Waaltt
u great deal of the present distress il
Europe would disappear. Ons natio,
dare not begin to disarm before another
and tha pope ia nov in q position /,
negotiate between ths nations for gen
erai DISBURSEMENT Up to tie presen
time the Vatican has managed 10 keep i'll
negotiations with the German ambgsando
secret.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
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SPESRB04T CHRISTINA
VIII PLY Retween Wilmington and
PshnsgTOYe'

hetHtGh lOh anu
Pennsgroye'
The Now Jersey Il Wilmington Ferry
Company's steamer Christina began
making regular trips between this
city and Pennsgrove Monday Liant. The
steamer has been out in two and length
ened 20 feet * Enooh Mocss's Rhipysrd,
She is now 10 featlong and % fee. beam
and has 600 additional square feet Of
deck room. She hRs been entiieiy over
hauled. Her cabin has bsen r8uphol-
stored and recarpeted ard satisfactory
trial trip was given her last Friday.
With these Improvements and the
changing Of The name from Henry A.
Haber TO Christina, the bnat il almost as
good rs new. She will have the same
officers thin year as last: Captain, Il.
W. Ksne; Engineer, Sherman Bristow;
Clerk, W. V. Layton.
-Four trips day will be made between
Wilmington End Pennsgrove. The boat
will leave tho King street wharf daily ex-
cept Sunday, at 80 and IL. 80 a. m, and
a and $40 p. m. Leave PepntgSoVe 81
anG 10 4. M, and 1.25 and .. nj. On
Sundays only, leave Wilmington at $40
q. In, and 9 and D. m. LsRys PsnuE-
1AS'S Nv v e' AA'ti buA aalt ~ ADOhl
leaving leaving PaGnsgEoye at G q. IN.
and l.25 p III, will connect at this city
with ". 81 N. railroad trains for Heading,
Coatesyille and other points. Connec-
tions will also be made at Psnnsgrove
with the steamer Reybold for Salem Del
aware City and other points and also
with the Delaware River railroad.
The Christina can be chartered for
special moonlight excursions, on applica-
ton to a q. McCausland, superintendent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

An Oyster Capsain's Disappearance
two of HIS crew Arrested.


CAMBRIpaE, Nd, March ~ Captain
HRddawAy Moore of the oyster vessel
Little Tom, which is licensed to scrape
in dorchester county waters, has not
been seen by his friends since last Friday
night, aud it Is feared has met with foul
play. Two OF the vessels crew, Orlando
johnson and James Hastings, were ar
rested OF q clearinghouse in East Gam
bridge on Saturday morning on suspicion
of having murdered the missing man, and
are now In jsil.
Captain John W. Elliott, q part owner
of the vessel which Captain Moore com.
mended and who Is also master of an
oyster vessel, states that on Friday night
last both his and Captain Moorsly vessels
were in herbor at Oxford and that Osp-
tain Moore visited him on board his
vessel that night and returned to his own
vessel. On Friday morning Captsin
More paid of TWO OF his crew and dis
charged them at Oxford, leaving only
johnson aud Hastings in the crew. 30
far as can be aEcertsined, Captain Elliott
il the last OF Captain Moore'B friends who
saw the missing man.
On Saturday morning, at an early
hour, Captain Moors's vessel Was seen
lying at anchor in an unusual place in
Cambridge harbor. Johnson and Hast.
ings are said to have been found on
shore, and the yawl boat wa found
adrift, The cook on Captain E.liott'H
vessel states that he heard Gngry words
on board Captain Moos6'a vessel on Fri
day night sitter Captain hloore returned
from his visit 20 Captain Elliott.
Johnson and Eastlng4 ttit.1 that Oept
Moore brought his We 50! 10 Cambridge
on Friday night, and that he went ashore
bstvsen 6aybrelk M. sunrise for tbs
purpose OF borrowing SONS money with
which to par them tho balance Of theil
wages. Since then they have not seer
| him.
Capt. Moore was about 10 or 90 year
| OF age, unmarried, and resided on I'll
lioti's island, Dorchester county, VIII
his mother, who Is n widow. JohnRoI
and Hastings, the suspected men, ar
said to bslonR in Delaware. Ehe accusei
have not yet had hearing.
Persons who were acquainted will
Capt. Moore say thoy cannot reconcile
the statement Of the accused wish Tia
fact that Capt. Moore was not Roen b,
any of his numerous friends around Ia
whsryes at Cambridge, many OF WHOM
are usually sstir at the hour he is said I,
have left his vessel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
Denton wants q t,s,,rond.

rENroN, Masch i3 "A railroad mass
meeting wes held ut the court house this
afternoon. E.iaG W. Williamson presided.
Committees appointed Of & previous
mee ting reported that FREQ right-5t-way
tsom GresasborouPh 70 EedsrGis6urS, the
routs Of the proposed road. I'D been Sc
cursd. The meeting atcpts1 a falolution
instrucling the Caroline Cornty mem bers
Of the lagial9.uro to Introduce bill to
authorize the county TO contribute
$50 900, for whioa me Pennsy!7eaia coa-
pauy ia to give the county first mort
gage after constructing the road. The bill
will suthorizs vote on the question en-
June 80 next.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March l4,--Ia the
continued hearing this morning of the
case oil Isaac Sawtell4, charged with tho
murder Of his brother, sAwtelle's counsel
complained of unfair treatment by the
court. he said he had expected that
witnesses expenses would be paid by the
state; that the prisoner had been de-
Prived of his money SO thst Witnesses
for defence could not be summoned;
that nearly all objections raised by re-
spondents counsel had been overruted,
while those of the other side were
allowed. He concluded by stating that
under existing circumstances he would
refuse to put in any more testimony here
anG weult go to higher court. Isaac
sawtelle wss then committed without
bail TO await the action of the grand iupy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

just so years ago Adelina Patti was up.
pearins in Italian opera ia this 'circuit."
The cgets Included sometimes Nine, Gpz2a-
niga, as well a, hersslf, aud Brignoll was
In the company. Qhe admission rates
rGnged from Is cents to $i.5J for the best
seats. The public does mol fare az we'll
u der the tsroweli aystem,--P ht!a leiohld
Lsdger.
A Montreal paper, the organ OF Arch
bishop Fa1la. dsnie the trur OF a widely
published story 10 tho siHsct that the pope
recommended Cardinal Vanttlie as his suc.
cessor. What MAKES the denial look solid
ia that the archbishop points ont that the
pope is not likely to die fr many Is day;
that the conclave meets only upon the death
OF . pope, and, flualiy, that ''tha-e ia no
cardinal OF tnar name,"-P PHILADELPHIA
Ledger,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

SPECIAL Correspondent VI Gazette and Journal
mpDLETowH, Marcn I5.--Wni,s hshiug
near collins Beach fsw days ago, local
fishermen caught cGthsh which weighed
ssven and a-hal; ppuu s.
walter Stack has bsBi proGlEad TO the
position Of passenger agent az the pepot
hNEe and Ira Ovens OF Wilmington has
tEkCn Mr. 5taGs's place In the ba sgage
room. MIR. James shannon Ia LAY operator
end James Mat2 las been transferred to
Clayton.
Thomas Carly and Iohn Dickinson have
purchased tine business Of Edward Joses,
deceased, and Will continue ittn tine future.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
Do you want to be poisoned? III,

Do you want to be poisoned? Then
be careful whose fl4vori1g extract YOU
use. To selec! proper material for fipe
tiavors requires skill End thorough
knowledge Of chemistry, without which
QUO assumes great risk of doing harm.
ayery Gnsttfr of the globe f1rnishes us
with ingredients, VS. furnish the skill
and brains, and MP to the present time
neither the Teruperate, FVigid nor Torrid
Zones have produced the equal OF Stone
hEaker'e fiavosipg ExtrRo.a, 80. For
doi.caoy Of favor, purity and strength
they stand withou! rival and are en-
dorsed BY tho bert judges in Europe end
Ameriei. The Stoeabraker Chemical
COMPANY. sole pEopristors. Baltimore. Lid,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
4 BALrIa0se sENs.4TIoN.


Tile story of "a Wedding HnsIuenceG
by u LOADED FseyOIpcr u. yhe
GTOom's Head.
BALTIMORE, Md, March II Pie story of
n strange marriage, that reais Ike ro-
nance, is told In the petition OF John Doug
lass, rlcn you0g Georgian, iilei IN court
ere to-day, asking that his marriage to
Misc Minnie r. Bsell Of this city, be an.
nullet. He state5 that hP met tho GIRL IN
the operating rooms Of dental college at
which he Is IL stuaeut.A filtration lad to the
formation of an acquaintance last Decnm-
Der. Rs received decoy letter asking MIN
to bring his dental Instruments TO her
house, as one OF the family was suffering
with tGuthache. On entering the parlor he
was confronted by her brother, who accused
him OF ProneinE his sister ,aad coolly pRe.
Ing the unuzzle Of a revolver TO his temple,
the brother compelled MIN 70 go through u
marriage ceremony with Miss B5sll, the
Rev. j. A. McCauley, a pro ninent Meth
oiist, officiating. After the marriage Doug
lass says he was dragged aui that hs was
Kept IN an insanaiblo condition FOR 10 days,
at the end Of witch time he left the house.
The young wife Is handsome woman,
10 years OF age. Her counsel Will HE
cross.bill declaring that Douglass be-
trayed her under promise of marriage /;
that be was brought to nor home by de-
coy letter, but that no vioience was ussd,
and that he willingly consented to the mar
ria2e.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

A MOreincnt likely Ie Extend over
All EutDue-s,abur Notes


The agent Of the Gulon steamship line
In New York on Friday received q cable
dispatch saying that tha ARIZONA would not
sail from Liverpool on account OF the strike
among tho stevedore5. This strike aiYects
all the steamers sailing from Liverpool. IA
far as Is known. II ~ expected 10 extend
all over tue British Isles, il not the whole
Of Europe. The strike has caused good
d-a OF excl ement In transatlantic steam,
snip circles. None OF the steamers can sail
on tho advertised time, as consequence,
IRON Liverpool. All engagements for
freight nave been declared OH, and papsRge
tickets have been called In and the money
Rounded, or arrangements made for the
tickets 10 bg uhed At coma future date,
~ Waa rumored IT. Chicago on Friday that
strike was impeniing on ths Chicago X
Eastern Illinois railroad which would in
Volve all the employees except the locomo.
tiye engineers This trouble was said to have
| grown out OF Tie dismissed, a month ago,
OF William Meyers, Il locomotive tlremHu
ut DanVllIe, who was chairman of the
grievance committee. The sw!tobmen ip
I the Chicago ysrds have resolved to stand
/ by the htemen should strike be ordered
1 TO compel the reinstatement of Meyers
/ The reports of disaffsctlon were denied by
Superintendent Patterson.
The Atr re at tho Ashland and Norris
IN nos at Hurley, Wis, was declared of
1 on fridey. The etrlkers, 5000 III number
returned to work, except the leaders, who
We're discharged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
D0vERo


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
Dover, MarOh lS.--lhe outbuildiugs
Oh tae farm of James L. Vaughn situated
near Oowgills Corner, were consumed
by fire last night about 7.30 O'clock. A
large quantity OF wheat, corn and prov
ender aud six head Of cattle were burLt
up. Neighbors came to the rescue and
all Of the hcrses ana small quantity OF
oozn was taken f.om the burning build
ing. The fire waa cansed by lantern
being overturned by hoy while carrying
pail OF milk ont OF tie barn. The loss
will amount 10 $1,000 partly insured. The
farm is owned by Mrs, Hannah NJ. Davis
Of Dover.
Captain Joseph Boasall arrived home
from Wilmington, N. o., last night whore
he has been looking after the interest OF
the Minnie A. Is Eaal. The vessel il
now on hefway to New York with a tug.
j. Frank Wiids was yesterday up
pointed clerk by recorder OF deeds Johr
II. Bowley. ..-"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

periaicorrcsponleuce q Gazette ana Journal
Down March 1s.-Eiia Dorsst, wife
nj Walter Morris, cashier Of tbs farmers
Bank, died this morning aged gbout 80
years. Deceived was daughter Of DR..
Reed Of Philadelphia, FuneFa! services
Will be hsid At tina house Gu Friday nfter-
room, at 9 O'clock; internsnt IN tbs Praa.
byteriGn cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Edwin Q. Taylor, formerly proprietor
Of hotel in taia city is aa applicant for
lionnas tor tie Sherman House, Weat
Chester, Pc. He is the only applicant
for hotel license in thst town against
whom remonstrsrce has been resented.
Il is generally believed that his license
application will be refused.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

William II. Ennis, macainiat at the
Harlan Il Hollingsworth Company's
works, living AT No. 200 East second
street, had his loft hand crushed Mon
day. lie was taken to the Homeopathic
Hospital, where the Houond finger o. the
injured hand was ampatsted by Drs.
Lewis Flinn aud j.. hsrmer Rils.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

dAc6soNyrLE, FLA, March l8.--The
mercury fell below freezing point sunday
mSht tut the cold con have done no
camn27 ~ iorDhern portions OF The state,
ihasInaoh as all young and tender spring
growth lad been nipped by frost two
weeks ego. The mtrcury at Titusville
reached a2' yeHtorday morning and tender
vegetables suffered some.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The Hon. Thomas II. Baysrd will de.
liver an Grafton before tina HnBuenot
Sooisty Of South Carolina in ChsrIes.on
On April l4th next
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Mr.. Shippers OF No. $40 East Tenth
street, who has been very sick from the
effects OF having teeth extracted by the
method which "Dr." Roberts demon
strated, is much better.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The meeting OF nslayare Society, Sons
OF American Revolution, Monday night
was largely attended. President Bayard
was unavoidsb!y absent, oal Dr. a. Ii.
Grimshaw pre9i5aa. Colonel Milo W.
Locke. A, j. Woolman and Frank Il.
OarswMl, we're appointed committee on
by-l,ws The following resolution,
offered by the Ray. d.. 4. Gardiner
LlttelI, was adopted,
Ht&oiged, That In order that the descend
ants Of Our revolutionary heroes may be
fully informed OF the organization OF this
society the secretary Respectfully request
such editors ip this s'atc az may be willing
G,Adly 10 MD our patriotic effort, 10 publish
such portion OF our chatter as the society
may deem advi abs, And also to give the
terms OF membership.
Colonel Locke ropoEtad that Or. Bsyard
had accepted the presidency OF the so.
ciety. Those who attended the meeting
last evening and the pseneding meeting,
besides the board Df managers. will be
delegated charter members. The next
meeting will be held on Monday eve ming
next at the Clayton AouBo.
The eorcner's jury in the case of Will
liam Il, Morris, who died from INJURIES
received on the p, W. Il b. Il. H., a.
Elkton rendered q verdict of accidental
death, last evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The presentation of tae Union flag to
publio school No. By General Thomas
A Smyth Post No. l, will take place
"Wednesday, April 9Th, the anniversary Of
the battle OF Appomatox, The post will
meet Of itE headquarters at 1,30 p. IN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

O. W. Bond, a cabinet maker, employed
in the United States treasury department,
who is resident OF Laurel, Md, had HIS
iaco badly mashed about 10 80 O'Clock
Saturday night. q. NJ. Beck, a clerk in
the store Of David shafTsr, is held under
bail, charged with havipg committed the
deed. Bond and Baek Aad boon on
friendly terms, hut meeting iY snpfJr's
stora Saturday aysning y quarrel ensued
over trivial matter, anu tho two mon
adjourned TO tha street to settle the diff.
Guilty. Beck, ia said put twa-pound
iron weight In hss pocket, and before
Boad was aware Of bic inteatipns he WAS
struck and rendered unconscious. M one
saw the biow srrpst, Beck ran immsdi-
ately aiterward. Bond did not regain
CONSEQUENCES uatil . o'clock on sunday
morning. Il was supposed by some that
he had peen nit By dynamite cartridge,
and during Saturday night il was Thought
tho result would he fatal Dr.. j. X,
Hnnt sud Sunday that Bond would re-
cover. His face is badly mashed and
several teeth are knocked out. Both men
are about 80 years OF aga. Bond is mar.
isd. The Baltimore police were on the
lookout for Beck on sunday, but he re-.
turned to Laurel and wss arrested at the
Milestead Aotel about 6 o'clock Sunday
morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
partisan JURIEs.
Democratic Members OF the Sassex
Levy Court Not Allowed 10 Select
Names for tbs, Jury HEOK,


Levy Court Not Allowed 10 Select
Names for tlIr Jury fE0x.
Special Correspondence Gazette and journal
GEoEGErowE, March l4,--Susssx county
has had GOLD Ripubtic$n grand jlry and
petit jury during tha pa3t year OF Rapubli-
can rule. A partisan Jury WAS never before
known 10 SusseS. To-day the Republicans
in the levy court voted down resolution
giving each mamDer the right to gelsct the
members Of the jurlss from his hundred
snbiect to the approval OF the levy court.
They appointed a COMMITTEES to luke charge
OF tla JUICY boxes and select the names to
put In them. They were taken by surprise
BY tho resolution and heseatimeur aroused
Is so great that they may break thu rule OF
last year and put IN u few Democrats, but
should they do this they Will not allow tho
Democratic members 10 seiert them.
Mr.. Mitchdl moved TO lover the tax rate
to 81 9eat5 on tbs $l01. but tine levy court
decided to maze the rate 40 cents.