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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-23
THE TRUNK LINES CHA RMANsHIP.

NEW YORK, July 22.-General Passenger
Agent i. j. Farmer, of the Erie, has under
consideration the offer made to him by the
passenger committee of the trunk lines of
the chairmanship of the committe to sue
Gee Lucius TuttIe, who resigned some time
ago
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The agricultural college professors have
figured it out that two little sparrows in
ten years viii produce an ancestry of 275,-
716, ,983, ,69s birds Well that isn't more than
a bird or two out of the way at most.
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WISSMAN ON THE RETIRED LIST.

BERLIN, July 22-Baron Wissman has
been placed on the retired list. His heart
has been affected by rheumatism, from
which he has been suffering lately
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STONE CUTTERS STRIKE.

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16
RER TRIAL FOR RILLf8Mg.

The Court Has the Power to Grant
a NesS Trial ia Capital Cases and
Does 500
The opinion OF the court OF oyer and
terminar upon the motion OF new trial
in the case OF George II. Williams, col
oFed, convict OF the murder Of Walter
E Wright, Wac delivered at yesterdays
session of court. II was 1nani-
mously concurred in by oil four OF the
judges, and was read by Judge Paynter.
The accused was brought into court and
eat in the prisoners dock during the pro-
ceedinRs.
The opinion, in citing the fact advanced
inthe attorney generate argument against
the motion for q new trial. that no new
trial in q capital case had ever been
granted in this State, said that this was
because of the insufficienoy Of the rea-
SONS advanced and not that the
court had no power to grant new trial.
Ii this were the case, such motions would
never have been entertained by the court.
The opinion then proceeded to say that
the court regarded with approval the
motion of the prisoners counsel for D
new trial, on the ground Of the relation
chip OF Thomas Lyman, one of the jurors
in the trisl, with the murdered boy. The
rule to show cause why new trial should
not be granted was, therefore, made abb
solute, tine verdict set aside and O new
| trial ordered.
Judge Houston, after the reading of
| the opinion, said that he desiret to enter
his solemn protest against the argument
advanced by the Encouragement that
because the granting of new trial in 0
capital case Waa prohibited by the common
law, this prohibition overrode the con-
atruction or statutory laws of the State.
He deprecated the idea that the common
law WAS paramount to the constitution or
statutory laws, which are the written laws
of the community, expressed In plain
terms. He quoted from he constitution
of Delaware, which he said was more
sacred Cnan magma charta and higher than
the common law. 1t establishes the
right OF the accused to trial by Jury
of his peers by men qualified by law &c
sit in Judgment upon his case, and this
right has also been guaranteed to the
oolored man ever since he became q citi
zen. Judge Houston also reverted to the
Barberry case, a trial for murder where
the Jury had been discharged for disa
greement and a second trial ordered. liz
had at the time doubted the power of the
court to do this, but was now satisfied
that it was the right proceduse, much
better than attempting to force verdict
by starving the original jury into al
agreement.
Afterwards the prisoner was remAndet
to the custody Of this sheriff and taksr
! back to New CASTLE jail. His seconC
trial VII probably come off at the Feb
ruAPy farm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16
z.eaths.


BE1L.-on Tho l2th inst. sallie f. Boil, aged
Il years ana mouIls daughter OF Jerome
u. and Emma l. BELL
CAn,NON.--In this ctry, on the 18th inst, John
n. Cannon, aged ~ years,
CLuWER.--On thu 18th inst. James McF
Clover, aged y years.
ATE.-Passol away on the 9Th inst, David
lsin Of David l.. ana Mary T.. ChUNtc, i'll .ho
18th year Of his age.
DuRiIAM.--un the 1ith inst, Vary Jane, wife
Of Israel Durham, IN the list y"arOi her hgr.
Relatives and friends are invited % attend
the funeral, on saturday, the 18TH ms at Il
In trnn the residence of her lusbauit York
lvn, brl services at kennOtt square NJ. +.
Church.
FRANKLIN. On tho lOth inst, &. Robert
Franklin, In tile AID year ~ his atn,
ri ANSERY.--ln This city, on the 18th inst,
Thomas Flaunery, aged Y years.
urpSuN.--ln this rity, On the l3ih + st., Annin
Jane Hudson, wife OF Joseph Hudson, aged
n years.
nhUGHEY.--On tho 18Th inst, ltnrnah Mary
liaughey.
RrlhtivSs and friends 1t the family nre in
vitad 10 attend tho funeral from the rcsidcnce
Of nor rnrents, ~ Wret second street, onSAt-
urday morning, the II Il Inst, at q 81 lock.
High mass IT y. pnul's Charrh. intcrment at
Cathedral cemetery.
JEMlSuN.-at Nrw Castle, on the 18th inst,
Gardner l.. Icmisuil, aged ~ years.
JOHNSON. ON the 18TH inst, ,loseph, son OF
Alexander and tnnGu Johnson,IEci 20 Years.
R"lHtfyn4 ana friends are respectfully III,
vltra To attend ihp funeral from Ills Inte resi-
arn,,tl, 20s Adams street, On Friduy morning,
ITth inst, atU N, M, High mass 81 St Pauls
Church, Intcrmcnt NJ Ga helrn cemetery.
KEtLEY.-At Milford Cross Roads, IN the lith
inst. jefferson Kelley, nged 50 years,
| KENnkET.-On tho lltll INST, Satah. widow Of
Jeryi4 Kendall. In Me nth year Of her HEe
KENNEDY On tho 10Th inst. sarah q. wife
OF Frnnk L, Kennedy aged ~ years.
| LYCNs.--C,n the 18th inst, Patrick Lyons, aged
| y years,
LANE,-Npar Chester, on the 18Th instant
| hurHstin Lane.
| Nc LlSkEY-0nthcst h inst,John McCioskey
son d ArthUr and Ellen McCl1shcy' aEei z
Years.
| MciNTLLN.-on the Sth inst John MtEyilly
| aged u years.
Mc4oRLEY.--un Wednesday, tho sul inst.
Maggie NeHurley.
| NOR .&N. Sou Wednesday,. mo stH int, saral
| lirdea N0reaU. daughter q CHARLES Z
and Jams - Morgan.
N0tIT..-On fbc lutll mat, Harry D., son o
pellnAl Eli2Nhuth Nuulit in his a5th year.
| PATIEEsUN.--A sew asllr, l" On the I'm
inst MnFaret Whitc-li,', intInt ,iITEh'e
% III, Rev NJ. r. and tlu' late 'lHrrHro
| Whitc-tic Patterson, aGed months.
! SISGIi I.-OH ihcl .Ih insL..P. klwuud rnglcy
aged ~ years.
| llEi;. --in thr 9Th inst, rrisrtlla ruhps
1 yAILANDtriHAM AT &cwjt 4, Del, on III,
IIth uust., May Eli2t Eallau4,ghum, @!rc .
the Icy. !. V. Nall0ua tpAn,ll. y.
WEST. suddenly, On the 7th inst Geo 60 II
West.
WESS1ER.-At Gunui-op, Colorado, On n,
lillrtust,, John 4 wooster.
! WHiFE-At Chiror IlL On tho 18TH Instant
Nury T.. Anderson wife Vi William i. White
toGmerlyof this cit%
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16


The Ellerkin-T svlor Shoe Company,
OF Rochester, Il. y, IL reported 30 have
cclllpssi financially. The lisbilllies arc
esrims.ed 81 az, 900, with nominal sssets
OF $50, 600.
A dispatch from Washington says that
the proclamation to open the Dakots
siou reservation has been prepared snd
will be issued soms time thia weSk. lDis
Will add to the public dona L about
IL 900, 900 acres OF nd.
The Norwich line steamship City Of
Worcester WAS still fact upon the rocsB
near Bartlotts Rosf yesterday, though
strenuous Efforts wsre tuads 10 tighten
her as much as possible. Two of her
compartments are free Of wettr and the
engine uninjuyed A heavy Sea Monday
afternoon hlndered the operations OF toe
wrockers.
During the heavy gale of Sunday night
q freight Car was Blown from 3 siding at
Custer, q station "a miles south of To.
ledo, upon the main track OF the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton & dayton raj roai, and
then driven three miles north, where II
collided with the south bound passenger
train from Toledo. The engine, baggage
and the mall car were wrecked, and both
engineer and fireman were injured. The
passengers in the Pullman car were not
| awakened
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16
Governor ,toms,. inaugural.

JACKSON, MISS, Jan. 14,-John Mar
snail stone was inaugusrated governor
yesterday. The inaugural Address was
lengthy. Special reference is made to
the reunion next May at Vicksburg blue
and Gray The governor expressed the
wish that hearty cooperation be given
the movement. He said the veterans Of
the opposing forces had long since laid
down their arms and were now following
the peaceful avocations and desire con-
tiued peace and friendship, He OK.
pressed the belief that Congress would
not pass obnoxioua laws to apply TO ap-
ply TO the south because of = lack Of en-
dorsement from the northern people. He
recommended strongly the abollshment
o. the present convict leasing system and
proposed that the convicts be employed
by the state on state farms, most of them
being negroes. He oiled the attention
of the legislature to the important sub
ject OF constitutional convention snd
said It needed full aud careful dsiibera.
lion and consideration. VS..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16
cramps rsani.onlo BONUS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.-'rhs United
States cruiser Baltimore left Cramps
shipyard here this morning for Baltimore.
The crew is composed of picked sailors
from the different vessels of the navy,
many of them being survivors of the i'll
fated Trenton. which was lost al Samoa.
Although the Baltimore was formally
accepted by Captain Schley, acting for
the secretary Of the navy, last week,
the result of the computation OF
the horsepower developed By the engines
OF fhe cruiser during her last official trial
was nOt reported until this morning when
the hoard met at Clamps office and signed
the report, which will DO forwarded to
Secretary Tracy. The result OF tbs COM
putations is ssid to show that the engints
Of the cruiser developed during the trial
10000 horse. power, aud this will give the
builders handsome bonus.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16

ary, snHas9Xc; February, slhasi ile.; Mafe.'
s3li as8j4c May, s5I4 assoc,
Corn, southern, active; white and yellow
ssn4le.; western, frm; mi1el spot aha MIX
nary. "a 8R3TMc.; February, 50 l. HSI NC; Nhrct
s7i a3i 1c: April. $751; as sc.; May, $,ias'c
steamer, 3i4a34Ao.
Oats, stcady: southern and Pennsylvania
s9aSic.; western white, aah aSlc.i DO. miAeS
y .@a2SSe. do. white, 3pd5O52c.
Rye, nominal.
Hay. nominal
Provisions, unchanged.
EutteE quiet, creamery 23a9bc ,
Eggs, quiet. western, linlA&c
Coffee, quiet; Rio cargors, fair, 1870.
sugar, strong; a soft, 6}vc.
NoW YOrK .Earhets.
Associated Prs-I DIsbath by Special WlrsN
NEw YORK. Jan. 1s.--Flour, state and west
ern slow; southern quiet aud steady
Wheat stronger and quiet; February, y
Eac.; March, y l-lsas5.l6c May, ss4assllc
quiet and steady mixed western2fa4lt
Oats, quiet and aim state, ss}9as4t.; western
27a3ic.
Pork, firm, quiet: mess, l0snail; old mss
50 I5nl0.l5: extra prime, fA2jhaf5.
Lard, firm, quiet; steam rendered, sb'isN.
Eggs, firm; state and Pennsylynnia' lbNc.
Turpentine, quiet steady; 4a&a4oc.
Cattle markets..
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l8.-Cattls, extra, 5'sa
5Lc.; good, 5ah4c; medium, 4halAc., corn.
mon, 3 alc,: fat cows, 2Eh3Hc. Sheep, extra,
6hh4t.; good, ON dbAr., fneiunlili hHlacs' NoH'
mon, 4sa4kc.; culls, 3aIc. Lambs, extra,
ThNiy7a,; good, 64a5c medium, 51a6h O;
common, 5n5e c.llogs, good western, 5ha5Ac,;
heavy western, 81 abhe; state, 5a54c. Mich
calves. 5aTy4r. Fat cows 2@A3kc. slippery
cows, Sl5a25 per head. Bologna cows seHl5 per
head Milch cows, s25ah0 per head. Dressed
hCeves mise; abattoir slaughtered, oa7hc
NEW YORK, Jan, -Beeves-Iecetpts, 4,IWl
head; native steers, S3.50a52O; bulls and dry
cows, Si.7ia8 % Cslves--Receipts, Boz head;
6age. for veais, and 2t,u4c for Erassers.
Sheen and lambs Receipts, 1900 head sheep,
$taH.h0, and lambs, Sb.50aTi0 Hogs-Receipis,
1900 head; live AZ i570a4
BUFFALO, Jan. Is. Cattle, choices 10 extra cN-
port sieers, $l.20a47o; medium export, s4a4.9b;
choice heavy butchers, S3.75ai.l5; common
mixed, s2,i,a3. TO- stockers ANA feeders, COM
| mon tnchoire - l5H3 stock 70 export bllls, %
| a35O; cows and heifers, common To extra, s2bl
| aSd0. Sheep, choice to extra, Si6lnh.I5 good
| 10 choice, s5.25a5 so; good, 81 gOn5.20 Lambs
| choice 10 extra S6.60a6.t5 good to choice, S62S
| Hogs, mediums and heavy, S3.IOH375. mixed
and Workers, 1870; pigs, 90 75aS.so rough $50
EAST Liberty, Jan. ls.-Cnttle- Receipts
| $3.50 head; good, S3.9Oai.25. Hogs teceipus
J 1000 heal: MI grades. sS6ha375. Sheep--Re
| cppts, 600 head; primo, s5.25a550; fair 10 good
s4.5lai 80; common. s26oa3 80; lambs, 10 80
| CINCISNATLJHn. -itogs, stronger; common
aud light, S3.y5a3i5; packing and butchers
| s3.65a3.15; receipts, $50 head; shipments, 4O'
1 head.
1 CHICAGO, Jan. 13.- Cattle-Recelpts, 400
| head; heeves, s3a5l Is. stockerE and feeders
! s. 25a2.25: cows, bulls aud mixed, Il 50aS. 10
| Hogs Receipts. 5000 head; mixed, s3a3.I5
| skfps, S3.Oga4.00 Sheep-Receipts, $500 head
western corn-fed, s45Ja5; lambs, si.9Oad.lO.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16

lecior of the Port a. F. Piokels being the
only one of this class In the bar while the
opinion was being delivered.
soHE EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION.
William o. Spruanoe. Esq, one of the
counsel for the writ of mandamuH, WAS
afterwards seen at his Office by q
GAZETTE reporter. He had just returned
from court. He declined to express an
opinion upon the decision Of the writ OF
msndamus. SIT would not be proper nor
decorous under the circumstances to say
anything. The conclusion reached by the
COURT" Mr.. Spruanoe continued, "waa
of course different from what sought TO
impress upon them. The only proper
mode Of expressing my Dissent at this
time would be to take the oase to the
court OF appeAla. am not prepared 10
say what may be the course taken by
counsel for the complainant, as have
had no opportunity Of comforting with
my COLLEAGUES, Mr.. Higgins. gave nus!oe
of writ Of error, which is only IN the
usual course"
MIR. RODNEY is SATISFIED.
John Ii. Rodney, Ed, of counsel for
Collector Dougherty, stated that the re-
suit was very much 80 he had expected,
and az he had apprehended as being the
general opinion among the members Of
the bar. The case was narrowed down
to the giving of taxes upon lettars Of at
torney. II Is established that the coilec
tor IL not Obliged to give the receipt tc
the attorneys Of thu taxable.
NOT suRrGIsED AT TIRE usANIMITY.
Thomas Eoluomb, Esq, sAld: "
never Thought the court would grant thu
mandamus and l was not surprised tina
the opinion dslivsred was unanimous
tne among the members Of the court.
| Other attorneys were questioned bu
declined to give their views until they
had an opportunity of reading in ful
and carefully considering the opinion o
| the court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16
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The snntav,a blannH.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. 9.-rha reports
from points on the Green, Wabash aud
White rivers last night, were that the
water ia still rising and spreading over
the lowlands at rspid rate. A large
amount OF corn has already been lost,
while number Of farmers have lost the
greater portion OF their stock. The rail.
roads in many places ore inundated.
People On the Green river and its tribu-
taries are also suffering heavy losses in
stock, corn, tobacco and ssw-logs. The
river at this point rose five feet during
the last "a hours, and is rising at the rate
OF three inches per hour.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16
A smart Forger Dnped

TOLEDO, o., Jan. 1.-THE alleged for
gerry case has developed some very SEN
sationel features. Tho Miss Blythe"
whom Lamb declared to be q relative,
for whom he was transacting financial
business ia apparently myth. II is de-
vsloped that the forgery, II it DO one,
centres about a tomewhat noted female
clairvoyant, magnetic healer and sstrolo-
gist with whom Lamb has been intimate,
It 10 now alleged Tor year or more, and
the drifs OF opini 2 seems to be that she
has made a dupe OF him In the matter.
No arrests have yet bsen made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16
PenIn.uia Postal Aid.

Colonel Milo W. Locke. of the COM
mittes appointed by the Board of Trade
to see after the matter of increased postal
facilities for the Peninsula returned from
Washington yesterday, where he had seen
Congressman Pennington. It was learned
that the bill for that purpose had been
introduced in the Lower House and had
been referred to the committee on post
offices and post roads, which viii meet
at an early date. Congressman Peping-
ton is using his best Efforts towards the
SUCCESS Of the bill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16


and y pair o. sottfl hnISes coi,l dtn ysars
when, bought IN the wost: this pair . Of ho,Fst
are Dig bone wen iiline' eAtda Huou iues, niWsS
Y M tromM ~ arait MN, n,tm s,,n
any llEe tlieiIl. THY M ~ = ~, h,s.,. .
thlhR iof y brewery WAGON " 10 w heaNy "oiA
would 90 wei Q SEQ tilcill. -
anu Z, lair q Drown orses sn Sons
Ola, 10 hahus hRh' Msi6h -,ouV puuuus, snot
bone. good aetloh Will mdhe an cAtfa hro
team OF heaVS urtlL , ,ettl u 49,, . i
and =. falr nright pay ho E, cot t,t
years Oh hai, itot.lS ~ ~, te 9o ,n AZ
hands high, drive aud ACT allke, weigh e5Vo
pounds these horses nave lots Of style ZOE
fanny or business Ichln can 10 ~ peht, ,
Z. Brown morse, years ol.i' 40 nanns nish,
weighs l,40O pouhis Extra soou worker anu
will make line dralt horse ~
;. Brown mare, 2 wears "ln, ~ n n hlghi
weighs ,iln pounds, mas lols OF pone' g"ou
teHt, ana q nls EaiItu, suuu iilhln. - 80.
ahnd 10. i'Nlr Htlawpcrry roam horsesI mus
brothers, coming . yeNrS DID, 10 hhhus high.
weigh s8h pounds Drive anu act uilhe tnesf
horses hhye good long neGks anu nuye los Q.
style, good name anu htii, anu "o thillA can
II. Dark gray horse, years oll' io4l hahns
high, weighs l,lhu POUNDS, viii nuke goou
business or ininily morse. -,
~ Bay Horse years olu' Sinootn tnade: lo3a
hands hlEh, weighs l'luo poullus' hne shepo
and Eoou ACTOR. -, -, ,-,
H. Cola gray horse. coming, years old l5A
hands high, weighs l'suu pounds. suooih ihhue,
Well proportional ana nm extra nne one,
IA Gray marc, years Oh, losa hHhds hlEht
weights !,lsb POUNDS slhooth ihaue' NICE shape,
well broke single, can be driven ny lauy
-. heRuttul bly mHte, years gu, loa
| hands hlgh' weighs i'lou Fouhus' ur'Nes VOL
| single and has good way q going.
~. black morse yours oiu' lo'l MINUS hlEn,
| weighs l.llU puuhu5'h ~ cAArH En"u autot Ihls
! npSh
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16
Run Dovn by 4 locomotive.

Foar WAYNE IND Jan. 3.-Lsst even
ing after the limited express on the Penn
sylvania road had passed Wheeler station
two brothers Henry and Martin Reimus,
employed on the road as section hands
started to run hand car to Hobart.
They were run down by light locomo-
tive that was running backward. Both
men wers instantly killed. They leave
large families.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16

The Oity OF Worcester, whlch went
ashore the other day, is in u more dan.
gerpus position THAI was at tifst antici-
pated, and it is now thought that II the
sea continues for 43 bonrs longer rs it
was last night, the Woroea,er viii never
be fioated again. The City Of Worcester
was built by the Hsr Gn Il Hd.iingswurth
Company Ia 1851 and is q sapefb boat,
1913 feet long, AS feet beam and II feet
depth of hold, with gross tonnage Of
. 49u tons and l,932 net tonnage. She is
stsunch and may be tioated without any
Rerions damage
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16

CoLuMBus. o., Jan. 1.-THE election
Of CALVIN $. Brioe as United Stats SEN
ator was accomplished o.day. he receiv-
ing majority of the votes in either
branch OF the legislature. In the senste,
Shaw Of the Lima district, nominated
Brice; Gaumer of zanesville, seconded
tine nomination, saying that the nominee
was brave soldier in the time of war
and brilliant statesman in the time of
peace. -.M"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
SEAFoRD, Jan. l4.-Fhe stockholders
Of the First National Bank of 8eatord to-
day elected p. L. Cannon, Samuel W..
X ndn, Isaac X. Wright, Michael Ooul-
bourn, Joseph Neal, John IL. Kindu,
Joshua Ii. Marvil, Daniel J. Fooks and
William II. Records, directors. P. l..
Cannon was elected president in place Of
Daniel Hearn, ESD, deceased. Daniel j.
Fooks was elected vice. president.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16

Associated Press Dlspateh BY Special Wires.
home, Jan. 15.-The pope has issued
an encyolioal which sets forth the prlnci-
Piles which shall guide Catholics in their
relations toward the state, which the
encyclical says they must obey when
such course does not entail obedience to
divine laws. In countries where the
state opposes Catholicism, Catholics must
combat the enemy, but must not tie the
church to any political party.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 14.-While cotton
laden train was running from Perry and
Harrison stations on the Houston u Texas
Central railroad in Texas yesterday the
cotton took fire and the train rushed into
the latter station with long and furious
stream of flame following it, The depot
caught fire and it and several cars and
about 200 bales of cotton were consumed.