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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Hts Population H. 5O2-Census Super
VISOR WttieY's Observations.
Census Supervisor 5raasbury J. Wiley
returned from Milwaukee and the west last
night. He reports naylng delightful trip.
Mr. Wiley says that there 10 nothing
further to give out about the census. The
returns from West Dover hundred have
been recsived and forwarded to Washing
ton. TINS enumerator for Saaford hundred,
inciudieg the town OF Seaford has not
yet completed his work. BE has bsen
sick and his report is the only one that
has not been received
In relation to tho population of New
port, which has been published aa 1913, and
which was claimed TO be incorrect. Mr.
Wiley said that there had been MISTAKE
somewhere. Mr.. Evereon, the enumerator,
called at his office yesterday and said that
the population Of Newport, according to
his count, was TOO.
Although the census does not require It,,
Mr.. Wiley Is going to make out an alpha
betical table of all the towns OF the State,
with their population.
There has not been complaint against
any of tho 10 enumerators OF this State,
which mir. Wiley thinks is a fact that the
people can congratulate themselves on. In
Milwaukee u recount that was demanded
added 5000 to the population, and Ir other
western towns there has also been gross
errors. Particular care was taken In select
Ing man for the work In this State, to
secure those OF ability and character and
thus the has been reliable and correct
count.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Rio JANEIRo. July 29-Tho consultation
Of the United statss OF Brazil greatly re-
sembles that ofthe United States OF America,
after which It was copied. II provides
that the president and vlee-presidsnt shall
BIS eleoted Indirectly through an electoral
college for term OF six years. The man.
bers OF thu senate will bs elected by the
etate legislatures for a term Of nine
years. The members OF the oham-
ber of representatives. Will bs
electsd by popular vote, and their term
will na three years. There will be a SUI
prems federal tribunal copei ting OF is
judges, who win be appointed for life.
Thers will be a federal judicial system,
and the capital OF yns Republic will con-
stitnta a federal dietrict slnilar to the
District OF Columbia, but with the priv
tlege OF representation In the chambers
and the riEht to choose Presidential cleo.
tors like any srafe. All tine old provinces
will be transformed into sslf-governing
states. With the exception OF persons who
cannot read or write, medicants, privates
In the nrmy and the members of religious
orders, the right OF suffrage will be uni
versal. Religious freedom will be GU ran
taed, the church and state will be separated,
and civil marriages will be made obliga-
tory,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New YoRK, July 2S.-oorpelius Merritt,
the undertaken who buried the body OF
Annie Goodwin, the cigarette girl, was
brought to the Harlem police court this
morning and held In 81 900 bail to appear
as q witness against McGonigal and Harris.
William Davidson, DR.. McdOnigel's driver,
who drove on with the body of the girl
from the lying-in asylum to Mer-
ritt's undertaking shop, was also
arraigned in the Harlem court Rnd held In
1850 bail as an accessory after the fact.
Tbs detectives In the c&se left the Harlem
police court this morning for tho coroner's
office, where they will make arrangements
with the coroner to have the body OF the
murdered girl exhumed. This will b3 done
to-day or TO morrow.
fannie Goodwin died In tenement house,
New York, on July 18Th from the result of a
criminal operation performed by DR.. II. q.
McGonigRl of Harlem. After the girls death
he wrapped the body in blanket, carried it
Gown TO the street and placed ii in his buggy,
driving thence 10 the undertaken who unsus-
pectngly buried the romans. BY mere nc
cident the detectives discovered the crime and
beside those named have arrested Augustus
+. Harrison, the dead girls lover; Mrs. Fannie
Shaw, at whose house the girl died; Sadie
Traphagen, the dead girls friend, who knew
of her death, and DIR. Mc5onigais driyer.1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
54HAAr onDsKED.


Cannon Demands the Treasury
a.ooters 10 StOp-The Huies.
WASHINGTON, d. o., July i7.--Ohsir-
man Cannon, of the appropriations com.
mittee, while he puts out statements de-
signed to minimize as much Rs possible
the effeot which the exttavGgsnoe OF this
Republican Oongr.ss Is making on the
public MUD, is Just the man who is
using most rffertiiniy tine figures show
ing the deficiency which this extravs-
gancs has created. Cannon has been the
brake on the Republican wagon all win
ter. He hsH held back the Republican
majority from even worse extravaganza
than it has peroeirated. In season and
out OF sessun, in committee and on the
floor, he has demonstrated and protested
against the large expenditures which the
full treasury left by the Cleveland admin
istration tempted the Republicans to
make. He has made himself, perhaps,
the most unpopular man among his Re-
publican colleagues on that aide OF the
House.by opposing ublio building bills
and all other sosemes for irrigatius the
respective districts from the public treaa-
ury. He has predicted over and over
again just the state Of affairs which has
come to pss3, and now privately he says
II told you so" to thu more reckless Re-
publiosns.
lannon's influence has bent Reed go
that Reed is now as determined as GAN
non to prevent any more money from
bsing appropriated. AS Reed, Cannon
AMI Mckinley are the committee on rules
tho steering committee OF tho House-
1t is evident that the looting of the tress-
ury will be stopped for the time being, at
least until it can be filed up again.
Reed got the committee on rules TO.
gether this morning, without tho Demo-
cratic members, to be sure but that, OF
coarse, made no diffefence-and pro-
decided to consider the Cooper resolution
for the investigation of the charges
asainst Commissioner of Pensions Raun.
The committee found this problem no
easier to solve than at first. The Repub-
licans do not want Raum investigated.
They would like 20 pigeon-hole the
Cooper resolution Just as they did the
resolution to inyestigats the Oklahoma
land fraud introduced In the early Fart
of the session, but Cooper has served
notice on them that he will keep ON call
INF. the attention of the House and the
country to their delay, and so they are
afraid not 10 report it. Reed has not
finally determined what he will do aboutit.
The House elections committee agreed
to-day to recommend to the appropria-
tions committee the appropriation Of
$4,000 for the expenses OF each con-
testRnt and contestee Ia each of the con-
tests which were prosecuted, except that
Gate of Arkansas, is only to receive
81 ,OS9, which is all he asked, the others
having all been smart enough to ask
more than 81. 900, which 10 the legal
limit,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
a oononADo oaoUD BUHor.
Great Destruction TO Property and
Loss OF Life.

Associated Prsss Dspatnh 0Y special Wires.
DENVER. COL, July 80 --relegrams from
Central City yesterday reported heavy raina
In that section during the past three days.
In the afternoon the ct I'm oulInineted In q
heavy cloudburet over the Winnebago and
Maryland Mountains doing great damage
along the line OF the Colorado Central road.
The mail facilities are also cut of from
-Four Nile Guloh and other points adjacent.
Two women and child camping on
Beaver brook were swept Rwgy BY the rag
Ing torrent. A large force OF men ara ut
work repairing tbs damage, but IL is
thought Communication Will not be opened
under three days.
A dispatch from Canon CRY says: About
p. N. yesterday cloudburst occurred In
Grand Canon few miles above the 9 ty
and soon afterwards great wave Of water
came rushing down the Kansas river with
terrific force. The Rio Grande track was
washed out in several places and consider
able damage was done to property along
the river. One hundred head OF cattle
were caught by the torrent In the canon
and were drowned. Both the cart and
west bound Salt Lake express trains are
delayed here and will not be able to get
through before noon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Foaos BILL D0oa S.o.

IL Will Have 90 give Way to the
Tariff Hsiit and Then WiII be
Amended.
WASHINGTON, d. O., July 18.-Hoar and
Spoooer gtoutly protest that Reed's projsct
OF passing ta5 Johnny Davenport Foroe
bill through tao senate at this session has
not been abandoned by the Republican SEN
ators to WHOM the 5peaker entrusted 81.
They still assert that 1t will be fakeu up b.
the Senate and passed. fno rutss hs,a;l
changed II necessary to DO it. Tbey Sd,nt!
That lt will nave to On p3-tpoptsi for sae
Tariff bill, which, after ali, is regarded -.
the more important; hut saaY say that by tbs
1st of SeptaG blr .fIe Senl,e will bs aca,
sidering the FnrHA Bill. 10 show that tbsr
are In earnest they hsid meeting to-day
OF the Republican in-spuSr5 of the commit
tee on privileges aud s.s,.tlons, consisting,
besides themselves, OF Frye, Tsiler and
Evarts. None OF them ara very eager to
500 either the rules changed or the Force
bill passed.
The Johnny Davenport bill Il etlIl lying
on the Woe PreRideEe'z table Just as 1t came
from the House. Hoar thinking that he
could handle IL bntteE theirs than In COM
mlttee, where ons IsspublicAu vota, with
the votes Of tia democratic, might defeat
any move he wautai TO make. Besides, he
10 hopeful OF eating the majority OF the
committee to instruos aim to propose to
tle Sauap9 10 5uDStituEn for the Davenport
bill his own bill, which tho COMMITTEES let
him report on April oath as substitute for
shermsn's, Ohandlers and Spooner's.
Hoar had the same ASSISTANCE from
Johnny Davenport IN framing his bill that
Lodge had, and so his bill--Elthough only
half as long rs Lodge's-is on the same
lines, providing much the same machinery
and working with the same method. II
differs chiefly In the omission of penalties,
Whether Hear saoeeeds In substituting rails
bill or not It is certain that the House
Davenport oil. will not 20 through tie Sem
ate unameEdet.. Even Reed sees this.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
LOBSTER MEN AROUSED.
Exhorted 10 Resent French Inter-
ference to the utmost,

ference to the Utmost.
HALIFAX, N. g., July 22.--Since the receipt
OF legal opinion cabled from England by
Biz James Winter TO the effect that there
was no law authorizing the modus vivendI
in the lony, the newspapers have assumed
q lighting attitude, and editorial kicking is
decidedly vigorous. James Baird, since his
refusal to close his lobster factory when or
dered to do 80 by the British vice admiral,
set an example which will probably be fol-
lowed Dy his couutrymen generally. The
st. Johns Herald advises lobster packers
to initiate Baird. The counsel is given
with sufficient plainness as follows:
Il is therefore the duty and the interest as
well Of every owner Of lobster factory to re-
fuse to close his factnrg, and to resist until il
is closed by an armed force Of British sailors.
u is his duty to do this, because no will thereby
asser, the constitutional rights of every British
subject. 1t Is his interest, because the forci-
pie closing OF the factory will make somebody
legally liable for the damage consequent on
the closing. Factory owners, Immediately
open and operate ali your factories,we beseech
you, AMI thus vindicate the rights of your
countrymen.
Tho Newfoundland fisesrmsa ere also
advised that Frencbme have no right to
exercise authority over Bci;lah SUBJECTS In
any part of Newfoundland. The Herald
oounses resistance IA the following plain
words:
Henceforth, therefore, 1t will be the solemn
duSy of every Newfoundlander To resist any
attempt ty French men-of-wate, or French
fishermen 10 interfere with him in any way.
Anchor. Observation-Disclosures, in every harbor
upon the French shore" Ii you want to fish
upon every ground that is conyenint for you,
land and dry your fish upon every part of the
so-called "French shore" 1t it be desirable
and ii any Frenehman interfere with you,
throw him into tho sea or lay him out on the
land. no not interfere with the Frenchmen If
they do not interfere with you. Let them also
fish and dry wherever they please If they are
on the ground before, them in all respects
Us you would any OF your neighbors, for IL will
not be wise for yOI TO hs the Eisg offender, but
ii they offend strike and strike hard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Excursions TO
the Picturesque VaileY OF Lhc

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Excursions 10
the Picturesque Valley OF the
Shenandoah.
None of the personally conducted tours
arranged for the public by the tourist
system Of the PennSylvania railroad de-
serve more consideration than those
which have Lugay Caverns Tor their OBJ
jeotive point. The scsric beauties OF
the Shenandoah Valley, the overshadow-
inR attractions OF LurRy Uaverns and the
luxury Of Luray Inn, the weird beauty
of the Grottoes. the grandeur OF the
Natural Bridge and the absorbing inter
est that attaches to Gettysburg serve to
present q group Of interesting points I'M
PARALLEL by any other short tour.
Every Thursday q party, under per-
sonal escort, goes out from Philadelphia
in special parior OARS attached to the so
q. m. train from Broad street. They 20 to
LurAy, inspect the cAverns, thence to the
grottoes, and to Natural Bridge; on this
return trip they take in Gettysburg. II is
all done within week, but it is q week
rs full of pleasure and profit as an egg is
OF meat. The excursion rate to Luray is
80, including one days board ct Luray
Inn and ednsssion to the caverns. The
return trip via Gettysburg coats 81
more, and the excursion tickets from
LurRy to grottoes aud the Natural Bridge
are sold at very low ratss. The return
coupons Of tina iioketg are valid until the
Thnrsday following.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
0AMBLHRs RAIDED.
Madison Street Poker Players Held
for Court.

for tlourt.
Hsryav "a c.obar vho hos n hutctar
stand al Rlrib and Msdiaon atreats. John
r Kennedy saloon Laansr NJ a
Ma6iaon at,aa,. Tovlo, n W;okarsbsn,
cioay daaIa, M xiv Madison stroat.
Oisnda Hjida,n,o, an AZ ins,,s,,oe ans,,t
and Georgs n WhasIay uara srrastaS Nv
aar.asnt Rl.cLhr,n ana sonad ~ aes
cers hatwaan ana o,c,aot satnsda,
aitsrnoo,o ~, tba ohoroa ~ oa,,, b'
,rba mo-, we've canlrss5 4, nc Of 80
,,,.u;. ,Asa "e,s osps1see - sho so az ~ y,
amslI chance be;ns tonnS ~, ,bs sah,a
Tha ran,a rs haino oo,s;ad ~ ~ H.
rear ~ Groker,s meat anon AZ siYth and
Mad,.on m,raatg Tn ,garpa,,t ~, ,,h;ot,
tha arrast ~ . roada ms. s.go,n o,t y, ~ =
,nstanca ~ q wnn,on ~ tha na;ahhas
hoo5 whoaa .on trsara,,.ad .ha s.asnh
linz ,aSo,t 49,
4, the c;tv oon,, ~ Mondav ma, o.
I;oitor Tn,sr, asLaa e. ,,ost',o 10y 80
az tha ,yiai vbanh was a.i pvsSp ny nen
ntv-;ndoe Enrn,nns a. T,,as5. : - axaI,se
0foker was held in Al 0ofj hail being
Ioohed on ~ 49, nrin,;nai anS a. ~, ~
Inc otbera IN $50o M 'A y
0on,rasy N Svho. Ia. haa,, h;.,.ot,
annnosed 70 Ia taa ron|ar,,," =, .sa ,a,.
In apch cases II ia now assasted ,hat ~
sjmnIa axchanga a. norsv a., ,ha ,;s,, ~
tba na,,ds i gsmbl,na accord;na ~ ia,g
n IL NOT naasssarv il saj5 tSst ths
coljact;no NJ IN ., ths sarsa ~ a
drawhoss5 naad he nrovaJ pIagino e.
money nj MI ia defined az camblina and
avian 40 II done in a orivata honaa IT, =
MAINLY asssrtsS now the. yIos;,,o, o..
money IA q violation Of tbs samblins
enaotmept and tbat convic,;nn iii
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
wants a wilmington Yacht,

The visit Of Hon. George Hearst, the
millionaire senator OF California, to this
city on Tuesday was for the purpose of
having built steel steam yacht by q
well-known local corporation. The su-
periority in construction and finish of
Wilmington-built pleasure vessels at.
traoted the favorable attention Of Senator
Hearst md he will place his order for q
handsome new yacht, If indeed he has
not already done so. Senator Hearst
was much surprised at the industrial &C.
tivity of this city, and during drive
along Delaware avenue he expressed him
self enthusiastically upon the beauty and
attractivenesH of Wilmington homes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Roasted By 1loultcn Iron.

Associated Press Dispatch by special wirea
CHICAGO, July 2s.-Anton prsnden and
Joseph Lsvendusdy, two laboring men en-
ployed In the converting mill OF tho Illinois
Steel oompany's WORKS, were badly burned
by molten steel late last night. Prenden
cannot survive. but Lavendusdy may re-.
cover. The men were engaged 10 swinging
hugo pot containing eight tons OF molten
steel from he furnace to the moulding bed
when accidentally the steel pin wae
knocked out OF the fastening at the bottom
OF the vessel and the molten metal rushed
out. 1t few In every direction and the
men ran for their lives, but the metal flew
all over them. burning great holes in their
flesh wherever 1t struck.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
a Now olnss Of s,oodlera.

Residents in various parts of the city
are making complaint Of the tyranny Of
the coiored ash collectors. They have to
be bribsd in order to do their work Prop
erly and are in the habit of demanding
pay for 1t. Numbers OF citizens have to
pay them weekly stipend in order to
have The ashes removed. If money is
not paid them they leave the premises in
a mont disgraceful condition with hoxes
and barrels smashed and scattered. They
do this or else altogether ignore the citi-
zens who refuse to be imposed upon by
them. They are perfectly independent
about the matter, Their wages are so
low, they say, that they must make it up
in this way.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
st4--.t -E---se-sr-a-.-------
THE TOLCH ESTER BEACH


Excursions of the philadelphia,
Wilmington u baltimore Railroad
The popular demand for the delightful
one-day excursions TO Tolohestsr Beach
WAS 30 urgent that the Philadelphia, Will
mlngton 4 Baltimore RAILROAD Company
yielded to the pressure and offered two
charming July trips to that attractive
bayside resort Perryyille and steamer
downiO chesapeake Ray. The second is fixed
for Thursday the 3Iat. The capacity Of
the steamers is ample, but in order to
avoid any oyercrowdiag the number of
tickets offered for sale will be limited. II
would be wise, therefore, to those who
desire to make their going sure, to secure
their tickets in advance.
The same low rate of S1.50 from Phil
adelphia, $1.25 from Chester, 81 from
Wilmington and proportionate rates from
other stations on the Maryland and oen-
trail divisions will prevail, and the special
train will leave Broad street station z n.
M, Chester 730 q. M, Wilmington SOC
q. N. The time or special trains from
other stations may DO found by consult
ing advertising matter distributed at each
station.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Naphsha Eaok ExpIodes.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New YORK, July 23,--At 4 o'olock this
morning naphtha tank burst In the pump
house Of the Consolidated Gas Works on
Avenue A, between Twenty-flrst and
Twenty-second streets and the house
caught fire. The whole block from
the avenue to the river is filed
ribly burned, and at Bellevue Hospital,
whore he was removed. 1t Ia expected that
he will die, The naptha IN two OF the tanks
burned for two hours. Loss to the nsptha
works Is large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Assoclated Press Dispatch by Special Wlres-
COLUMBUS, o., July 23.-Vance Safely OF
London, o., dlsd of hydrophobia at the
Union station yesterday morning, where he
had been taken by his brothers on his re-
turn home. Safely was brought here for
treatment Monday night, but the hospital
refused to taks him and he was held at the
jail till time to leave. Hts condition was
horrible one, and dozens OF physicians
called to see his spasms, insane rawlings,
barking and Intense aRonies. He was taken
to the station with difficulty and had just
reached the waiting room and been seated
when he foil back daRd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
------------.' - ss--ls-- 500 -
SAlP4Don WINS.
The War With OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200
KiiIed sIud XRnmndad.

Killed and wounded
LA LIBxRrAD, SALVADOR, July a.
The latest news from the frontier con-
firms the reports in respect to the victory
of Salvador over the forces Of Guatemala
in tho battle OF July l7th.
The Guatemalans, 1000 strong, in
vaded Salvador ppdsr command Of
Osmilo Alvarez. EarcpAo Avilez and Pedro
and Perez BaEillas.
The Killed pu,absred ovsr 200, with
mary sauadai. Thirty refugees from
Salvador, among them General Mouter-
ROSA, have g.ven themselves up to the
Salvndorsans.
General Yiilavicsncia, Seivadorean
traitor, attacked the Salvadorean forces
July 1Sth and Was defeated. Guatemala
commenced the ssriars without declar-
alton OF war.
Many easas of rides al apsi from aan
Francisco for tho salvador government
hsvs been seized aboard tie Pacific .nail
SITS. mshlp by tia GustspsIau govern
msns. It is Believed That GsnaEai Ftb.o
Mossn, WAC Was aboard tba steamship,
and who is an aSpiraat for the presidency
OF Salvador, aatsd % in lnformer to Qua
temtla, aud shat tire government seizsd
the arms on information that he fur
nished.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Is the complexion made lovely by the use
OF "Glenn's Sulphur Soap" It should CO.
cupy place on the toilet OF every lady In
the land; for II the middle aged need 1t to
renew the bloom Of their youth, the youth
full need 1t equally to preserve and highten
their natural charms. The unpleasant Of
feots OF Precipitation are entirely removed
by It, and the Irritation occasioned by duat
and heat Ia succeeded by refreshing cool
ness alter Its application. Bold by druggists.
The lady who uses "dlenn's Sulphur Soap"
may also require Hair Dye, ana II go the
safeet and most reliable that she can use
is "Hill's instantaneous Hair Dye" which
Ia also the cheapest article OF its clsss man
afaotured In America,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WARRINGTON, July 23.---Colonel Tichenor
reiinqotshet hls position Of Assistant Beo-
Rotary nj the Treasury this morning and
qaalitted az member of tho board of cus-
'atns appraisers. Apprasasr Sharp OF New
York aiso qpAii1e thia morning. Assist
an. Secretaries epRiding ant Eattleton re-
csived theiE commission from the President
last evening ard entersd upon the dis
charge OF thNir dutiAs this morning. AS
alstaLt SeHre,ary Bachelor left Washing
ingron this rnorni1g on hts vacation, part
OF which Hiii be spent at Block leland.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
c0RosER,s GASES.
Post mortem 10 be Made OF Waiter
PEinkeLI,s body.


The coroner's jury In the case OF the
child found dead 10 closet IN the rear OF
No. Ill Justison street, met at the coroner's
office on Tuesday to hear the evidence OF
Mrs. Louisa Campbell, who 1t was rumored.
Said tuat she knew who pu. the child In the
closet. Mrs. Campbell denied making the
remark and said she knew nothing about
the matter. Tho jury adjourned until next
Monday evening.
Coroner Gamb has ordered post.
norton examination OF the body OF Walter
p. Prlnkett, the oolored boy who was shot
on Monday morning In Front street cigar
store. DIR. John O. Fahey will perform the
post-mortem this afternoon. 1t Is to decide
what course the bullet took. William A.
Pierce, who was held for the shooting on
the recommendation Of the coroner's jury,
is still at the police station.
Bill Freeney, on WHOSE unsworn evidence
Pierce was held, is well.known Front
street loater, who spends most OF his time
In beer saloons.