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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-22
Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.
Washington, 20 Grudnia.

Washington, 90 Grudnia.
Prezydent jeszcze ciagle wa
ha sic Z og}oszeniem proklama-
cyl W sprawie wystawy swia-
towel. Niekt6rzy twierdza, IL
zamierza on czekac ma to, by 3
miliony z owych 5 milion6w
subskrybowanych by}y wp}a-
cone. Inni zaprzeczaja temu
i zapewniaja, IL W Och dniach
sic ukaze proklamacya.
Washington, 20 Grudn.
Dzisiaj za}atwiono sprawe
tyczaca sic grunt6w rzadowych
podarowanych niekt6rym ko
lejom, kt6re ME dotrzyma}y
kontraktu wybudowania kolei
W pewnym oznaczonym termi'
ME. Oko}o 100000 akr6w
gruntu odstapionych wraz z
innymi kolei Omaha, do tejze
obecnie juz ME naleza, i przy-
1aczono je do grunt6w rzado.
wych. Leza one W p6}nocnej
czesci Stanu Wisconsin.
K6ngres.
Washington, 21 Grudn.
w Senacie Pettigrew wni6s}
uchwa}e, by pod kara zabronio-
no sprzedawae broh lub anu
nicya Indyanom.
Senator Ingalls, otrzyma} ur-
lop czternasto. dniowy.
Do protok6}u przyjeto wnio.
SEX Plattsa, by prezydentowi u
chwa1a kongresu oddac do
rozporzadzenja 100000 celem
uzyskania limfy cd Ora Ko-
cha i recepty do jej sporzadza.
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-22
Przybycie parowcow.

New YORK; La Bourgogne
z Havre'u, California z Morza
srodziemnego (D.
PraaOz Point Rhaetia z
New Yorku W podr6zy do
Hamburga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-22
Telegramy KrajoWe.

fTOgraH1 hOHSFesu III pFZysZ1y
tydzien.
Succi ukOncyf sw0j post.
Jeszcze ruchawki Indyan.
Rabus kolejowy schwytany.
Grunta rzadowe W Wisconsin.
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOWei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-22
pzlENNIK cMcAoosKl-~

wychodzl c0dzlennle wyJatklem nitulIeI
SWAT uroczystych-
~~~~o~~O~o~
PRZEDPhATA OLA STAN0W ZJEDN.
wynosi rocznie $500;
- mlesiecz. S0.25:
Pojedynczy Numer 1c.
OLA EURoPY I INNYCH PANSTW
rocznie $500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
snoI q. HelI 3 reh4Rn.


DauIcrti" Ernubie. tnuaG an Excite
sing snrY MORNING. Racket ia
New tNrIE lsBs rItng E1Ouse,
EEw lcEE Mey 22. AT l O'Clock this
mnruiug David Ramsey, accompanied BY
two othsr Ttn, yi#ted 40 boarding
house ss No. l75 West Forty 9Th street,
trGm lin. was iiyid9. Oue ot lie mer
ha-chad On u dnar and when tho laud.
lady Inquired Whnt tfqa wanted ~ thGt
unsasrly hour calico 1rt IA iouA voice
"Eha stsr pipes have JHgst aud want
70 tell you nbont / Upon The land
lady opening the door the thrce men
pushed their way IN and one o. th5m
sold 81 ar Ramsey and I want to Gee
my w''s.n
Alrs. Ramsey, who had been a.dnaed by
the kn0chiu9 and stood In TIM hallway,
upon hearing her huaband'9 yoicd h5d to
lhe tear paE.or. Ramsey and his com
pgnions h0inR unable 20 pet into tic
room, Ramsay smashod p5nel o. the
GCnr with tae butt eni az hi8 fevol Ter
End died through at HE wife, who was
crouehing in a carner. Tie hall ne
tratad thu womaa'q neck and during the
pnuic thu enguei tAe three men
escaped. That Eaasey intend 10 kill his
vic there can he tut little doubt. Tho
Ransey's formerly lived ia Brooklyn end
wese well connected. Tie cuupis did
not live happily together Eud tho wife
came to this city Rni sidhd at The board
ing house Il here the shooting look place.
The police say the parties most concerned
refuse TO SAY anything Bbont the diff
Guilty. Mrs. RAMSEY a beautiful younS
woman and the doctors soy that she will
recover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

cinYc~nOs Gray rHupnaal ssb q hrnic-
crate sfr0Iaafn luE Rather Esresi-
Get or tirr-tr"sidsni,
81 af1 Ana' fesiak
-rtIthArHLts, lND. May % -Saveral
tiucs lgiul ti,9 lent 90 d-ys Democratic
conventions ia various paris d Indiana
tRya ps9sed rgBylugso4s inaGr2ing Clavn.
lad pnd Gray ~ the usr. Pro.Iiua
tcka, ald only last week Colonel bie,-
ION, lace Democratic candidate for gov
gflor, ia g.Yiax utteFaacc to the game
asuinent before tho Clay county Domo.
din convention, WIS met By uprcari-
us npalense. sIli mere recently dis
patch 70 kepusuasn paper from Green
Gas.la lad .calel tsliei tEat Henry Wat.
tse on pt taa gatrttr JJHrfll, although
iayst there t. 1ghys. al aidse4s to the
| students o. DspguR UniycraitY, Vas
raaily tbars Tor tle purpoas Of nesting
prominent Democrats 70 discuss ways
ard msGls by which Governor Gray
miEf he lauscaed ~ Wee presidential
quantity.
The more pronounced fTisnts Of Gov.
Gray have uistsr ambition for him tLan
tha Weep. aden1y. Troy figure that
Cleveland viii .et the Y9te OF the New
/ York d LEGATION, under the uuit rule,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
rIr1r BoUNDs ROD $4,000.
How Joe EIlingHwOrth knocked
out Benny keiliber IN a fsOt Com


How Zoe EtlingHwOrth knocked
out Benny keIliher in a HOT Com
test.
SAN FRAscrsoo, MAY 24.-Denny Kelli-
her of Boston, and Joe Elingawor,h OF
Los Angeles, middle weights, fought 81
rounds st tho Golden Gate Athletic Club
last night, for purse Of $1,000. Kelli-
her was knocked out in the tiitieth round.
Ellingsworth did most of the leading
throughout the fight, which on the part
Of Kslliher was a waiting one. lie tried
TO get in knock-ou! blow with hiH right.
Ellingsworth drew blood ir0u Kslliher's
nose and mouth in the 10th round and
by jabbing so weakened the Bostonian
that in the 43d round he was knocked
through tho ropes, and in the Attn was
assisted to his seat by his second. A
short right-hander on tie Jaw in the 49th
round sent him to the floor, and from
that Tins on he WINS al the mercy OF
Fllinesworth, who knocked him down
three times before the fight was declared
ended in bis favor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
4 rERklrIo aronM.
Great Damage Done in various
Parts Of Ken .uckY-'T0bAceo Crops
lEnInnd

Great Damage Done in various
Parts Of Ken tuckY-'E0bAcco Crops
Ruined.
CIsoIsEATI, o., May 2I.-yhe north
ern oouGties oi Il ntucky aud some of
tho more aouthera counties Of West Vir-
giniR were SWEET lat 1i9ht by terrific
storm. Tbs heat al day was oppressive
ia the extreme and number Of prostrA.
tions veSe reported. About 6 O'clock
the southern sAtls became suddenly over
cat with blIe- black cloud OF an
oTniuous appearance, sud the plky Of
lightning aud crash Of thunder were APP
psllng. Reports from Mount Sterling,
P3ria, Lexington, Maygvllls Nicholas
Vile, Cyuih ana, CoFilth Gud other
points are t. the Fl Gt taat q iqngoroos
storm reeed. Aicaoiaaville thousands
OF dollars v It'll Of damage wa done. Ia
Harrison county ths tobacco esep ia al
moot entirely fuired snd the loss will
reach a great E8n.
AT Guysndlsla, ". Va, the rn7i lsnd-
ing 10 the ferry is Wash5d swsg together
with q portion OF ths front 8rssts aal q
DOZEN huilting lots. Il will COG. $25 coo
70 s5pgiE thQ damage.
The telephone tic 10 Cynthiana, KY
cont down ~ 9 1'l'9ck il tbs Miis; o..
Che terrifying Orm az that p.aoe, which
il % miles inland shoRiag thss the stofm
y'a o. Fiau axt4pt. Al q s4bostg on
/ the OItJ hotwos1 Argus q K w.. and Cat
lelaburyi Ay., i dlatAsee % l2J ltil5,
were cOrlgelsd 70 10 to th5 HlJrG.
At 5guspr'3 Ford bquga vas blown
down aud Mrs. hubbeit was dang ronstY
lrrt i'i.gsgu sEs RUl ts0inmsu Brfig.Ae
e-tTt Il t1g.aCE an fIn fEul4V ,ife 4 NuE.t.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
Awful Blood Humor

TNNUTfNtTNN THTTlDIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TNNT
ngn doctnred with two good physicians.
neither q whom dii me any good. suffered
al u mHu can sutlpr ems live, Hearing OF your
rTiCURN kENEDIgs concluded 20 try them,
knowing y they iid me no rood they could
rnEe mo no wnr4e. ! have bern using them
!. bout ten weeks and am most hHHps SAY that
| nm almost rid ut tie awful sores hat covered
my face Uni body. My face wa a. bad u not
NUrsn thau that vi MISS Bo,uian, spoken OF IN
your book. ANA would sny Ia any Our in tho
same 30 iituHtl usu ,crrUGt, and they vii
surely H. cured. You mny ,laa THIS letter IN
tho interests OF autiCtnE humanity.
~ nm. II III n. A-L-L--t.-l NM
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
rooIALIarIc YILLAIxY.
An Evident Attempt TO itiosv Up th'
Eaayuari1eI NIonuuisntI ChICAs'


An Evident Attempt TO ftiosv Up the
faaymariIei MonunientIn chicago
CHICAGO, May "a The night OF May
An, 1856, the date of the Anarchist riot,
was recalled TO mind this morning with
startling yigidnsss By the dlscoysfya Of IN
unsuitable traces OF an attempt to blow
up the Usymsrket Monument and tho
surrounding hnIidiugs with gigantic
charge Of dynamite.
A policeman passing neer tho monu-
mant saw Al its base what appeared 10 be
roll OF black cloth tied with ANAL
rope. lie reached through the railing
aad pullei ou the Supposed rOpe. 1t
parted in his tingera and easily crumbied
Rs though charrei by hre. He then
Climbed oysr the fence and msds q dis
coyery that took away bia breath.
Tled up in u piece OF BLACK cloth was y
tin cat ABOUT IL inches iOEy and four
inches in aiameter, The Vesael vas eyi-
dsntly full Of some snb4tance and
weighed about 10 pounds. In the top of
tho can was small hole about thee
eightnp Of an inct M SIZE from Whicu he
lad pulled tie roper Beside tho
can lay several pieces OF the string
which csumbtd beneath the touch. y
was tbs faao. Tho powder Within had
baFugf cut, leaving the outar covering
iatacs, bat very brittle. This fuse Was IN
dOzan pieces ans bid apparently been
soaked with ksrnatle. On tne step ap.
preaching She baB5 Of lie statue YVES
gCuud An untighted rte rf tie tpan, TO
one end Of 1biah Was eitsclei small
lyhaEi.5 esp. This whom ssIed witE trs
flashed readily.
Tits now believed that tho heavy rain
OF !s-! mig prevented an explosion
which mus hnYa been m1st disastrous IL
SIS cDnssGnauce3.
4A- ctp on tns unligh.ai piece Of fase
~ rleeisaiy Ike tbs one tLat LiuFg uBed
IL taxing lie cwu lfo. Tie change Of
lyman e. acSesdhg 20 the police, Was
enoagh % h.oH nm geYetsl hIpska.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

WAsHiSGTos, May 26.-Hon. john q. Car
Isle Of Kentucky, ex.5peRkar OF the House
Of representatives, appeared on the ti0or
OF the Senate thls morning and vas sworn
IN Immediately after the reading OF the
Journal. lis seat Is IN the second row on
tho extreme right OF the Pre-. dent Of the
Senate, AMI WI $ decorated by r large basket
OF handsUm roses. lie was there eoagrAt-
ulatDd by number OF Democratic Senators,
The Kentucky delegation IL thu House and
other Democratic Representatives who wore
present 10 ste MIN sworn In. L "a probable
shat Hesator Carlisle will ba cigel Mr..
Beek'5 place on the committee OH fiaanc1
and membership on several minor COM
mittaes. Senator Beck was member Of
tae oolnnittue on appropriations, illance
9ad woman suffrage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

g uety o1t and toaic as m2.J aHa
tIv 5st dtse&e.I5tl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
kIssEs gRAr GnaEArax var.
Complication Way snliow the -
sauiI UpDn Two 1LisssIuti Indies bY
Five Tnrhs.

complications AaE niiOW the -
saul UDDn Two rLisssIan f.nut.s bY
Five Tnrks.
Cos sTAEIISoPLE, MAY EST hLs beal
nsce-ta,Led hat the lgtisat eioartlg % no
kuFsign emnagIy w2o Wr.3 Rt5uuitsl TAlia
walking at BuyuGdare were pot tina lhush.
ter OF tie c1iet 5gHR5L4rl q lar M gi5sy
and her g0VG ness, bus he w'! al IaEEh
ter. Neither were tAs UEyGtGr taGs
J9rEisE s0ldipgs, n ~ tc8t ts-pd, bu. Wrl
Hntki5h ctlcrr a14 lga s'utaAts.
IGa ia4se7 were wishing x p eQtau
vixen thOy were leZsi BY the 1t.iesr aat
students who ilr3i-ly II eA them
party Of sailors BeioE 'lng 10 Russian DIS
"a ch bost hAppens 70 be IN tGe gsrteg.
They beard tho l1CiH3 my tJr hetQ an1
rHn 10 theit rgsCur. 4dey HfpiuT4I four %
TIE assal ar's, bus tGa MN -scs1UJ5i 49,
making 3 escape tot thG lg b.iuP EIas
HlAOr conveyed tLelr pt5oHsi D be Egs.
tlen embassy aud delivered them '-fJ tins
ke6ninR Of IA. g NsAdOf, the Russian
anbgssAdpr.
ne DAY after ths ashanti VA committed
the man who made h Bscs pc sas arrested
and locked NJ AZ tho emb8ssy, whore ns
and MIS- c9mpaliGNs Az. sttil detained. ma
Turkish snthCtitie s-Eei lhHt the prisuEgrs
be turned over 10 til N TOR ttisl ani nun
tEhlsier th-ic 70 the Dfgoman oiiiGia i,
iihmg4t, Tut III. de Nslil Y rafU-e4 ID
ba"ihc his ro'u+a's Nu ths ground taat
Turkish Justice s iIlu3nry. Tue ~ dr hgs
created much cnl4ment, and Il ietred it
Will result 10 complications between the
Russian and Turk gUYsInmsnts.
CoSsrASTISoPLg Maya THE Tu-ki5h
oihner auu the tiya students WHO wsrs ar
risted b. R1-sisa sailors for asgauitirg
the wifi and dau ghtel of the chief dgago-
rGn OF the hudslan Embassy a d gsgGep
Ut Buyuk1ers, end dslivs I'd bY their
csptoIs TO M. d. Eoidod, tho Russian
ambassador, vino AZ first declined 10 tnrn
ihsla over 10 the Ots0lsn UDigiaE felr.
ing that they would eanap, p1aI7bm0rt,
re finally dshyercd to tie LurKlsa Gu-
thorities TO day.
The of ,nders were promptly pat or
trial, fonnd guilty d sen, 9Igel 10 Nv
oArPo Imprisonment for si1 months. ii
addition to this puni'hmart tAu GGlt2r
Las issued a special edlot Hv ie-ing thai
wheu the eenteuce ex5rsh iha oh4ulgri
shall pb basiahs 70 ia o i Tor lie,
"a. de EgiiiaE is 50 III 81 w.th tn,
pum4htrtnt lusi ant ha4 cont iat
ter 10 the sultan thark.ug lin for th,
prompt action tGs.u ~ the IGrAial
s1tAgllti4s IN the G.,e
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
-
IN GE.E.ftaI.
.aThs nlmher otimuirranis landed at New
YORK Thntsduy Wa 3,s43.

NThe nlmher ct IMMIGRANTS landed at New
YORK Thuisdly WA 3,s43.
The eqlestrigl statue OF General Lee was
Placed ~ nOsliion or he monument In
Richmond, VIZ, GA saturday.
Private Igh Of Batt7ty +, First Artll-
lery, was % M iIllad Thursday at For
M1lrae, NlR.&s, by Pfyate Manning Of
tue same Eea..ArItt
Goystlor Steale OF Oklahoma Territory
on Saturday appointed Join o. Aiiies Of
hinphsAet 10 h9 commissioner OF the
worlds fair Ter OkIohoma.
George Francis Train arrived at Tacoma,
Washington, "a saturday evening, having
completed my tone OF toe globe In % days,
Is houts, 8 mtuuteH and 3 seconds.
DR.. Morwitz Ludwig, Tor many yeDrs
telegraph editor Df ne S,EQts ZpiHng, III
Chicago, dropped dead On glta5t car
while Rolngto MS home Thursday notniag.
The Ills, Of july has been fixed as the
date for The unveitUg of the monument 10
the late Wee President Bsndricks, III Indi-
annapolis. TIE address will be delivered by
Senator rurpie.
President Harrison has directed that tho
| Union mag Anali hereafter fly daily over the
tx Cu'iva nan,ion, from sunrise TO sunset,
instead OF. as haretofnce, being bolstei
only on special occa ions.
Ar earthquake, laetiOg only one second,
! wan iet III Tribes Hill, New York, soon
af.er z O'Clock sunday morhi <. rama.
lhSs trembl'd. dishes In eupboards rattIsd,
and the people were alarmed.
a Jhichgo paper SAYS That ~ the com
| ~ d at three deals within the past few
| dos, tho Ghool -pDblishln; trust haa
benH cpn p etot, % per ceat OF that entire
bnirsss IA the Ulitcd States having been
taAeu ia.
| IL reported from Japan tina. about 100
earthquakes were feit on Miyake l-iapd, IN
/ Arru There were laudElides IN yarIgn4
paris OF the island, aud many houses ware
! destroyed
Ii,nitad rain Fron rhtcas,o IN 80 ~
r.'l,,E kit1N ra,j t,22o'b tp,i ~
tr.,.5. n.gr K,rses (jifc Innrs9nv mat,,in..
,..nsr i.nd Il diIln,, I'M u,,'ra titnni'11'
thtt or1,, tnr,s ~ ~, ,,.n',g'a, ..,i ~,
i''d md no. mot ssSa,.Ig Af'''4.' "o'e
i
Il 0au u Wy IlsiSIL Lousss OF tns new
'SN '.ul.t ~ ~ h,phhy, y. X,
plsll IN - ". y niS ". ite oW4ets OF
Is'hAl WV ~ ,o;0uo e nlgIo, Wuile me
A NV toan con paul "!,.lose foI,uIu On hull1-
nv, otl s ""N P'Ototty' lof WHICH II Is re-
sP'hsloie'
Among tho passengers by the steamer
NU-Ista Victoria, wAlil arrived Al NEW
Gp ( On SATURDAY was Herman ksmpinski,
Az Acleri an citizen, WHO speut II months
~ russian military prison His rsRnse
wa- obtained after much difficulty b Sec
te.ArY Bialue.
Inc ocean race be'w5en the steam hips
asty q Rome, Autahia and the Alaska
pdhi OH sunday with victory Tor the ilrst
named. Tie time II the City Of Rome to
rl Stand was days, hours anG min.
it ;Aies ~ 6aYti SHOUTS and 40 miaute4.
tlrAAi1 passed through the nQr, hcrn
portion Of MONTGOMERY couaty, Iu,iiina on
s4titdry at5arnooa, tolng considerable
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
MUST DIn BIZ TINE WIRE.
KenmIer's Application tor a writ
OF Error Denied BY ths Supreme

KsDimieT's Application tor a wit
OF Error Denied by the Supreme
Court.
WASHINGTON. May 2s.-The Supreme
Court OF the United States to-day deatsd
the application for a writ Of error "a tbs
case VI Kemmler. under sentence Of dBAih
by electricity. Ths opinion was BY Chief
Justice Fuller.
The opinion first recltes the proceedings
IN the lower coutts leading up ~ the bring
Ing Of the case TO this court. Inc court
aays that it Is urged IN k5nmeI3s behalf
thai the 14th amendment il prohibition
on the state OF the In position OF cruel &nd
unusual punishment this being included in
the term Cue pr3ce Of law. Tbs origin o.
the phase "cruel and unusual punishment"
the court said, vas IN the EeglsG act OF
settlement Of 1923 and meant that barbor-
Gus methods oil punishment should NOT be
Inflicted. 1t mesnr that man should not
not be sentenced TO death by torture, but
did not mean that the death penalty i,geit
was cruel.
Ths court Of appeals, the opinion says.
Ield tnat the punishment iahlgtsd Oh
.emmler WAS unusual, but that there vas
o evidence 10 s1oH that II WAS cruel. Ihs
legislature OF New York had the facts
earring upon this question, aud tie c3ugt
gust presume that tle Legislature bad do
ised punishment It thought lees cruei
han the former mode. That decision, the
ourt says, was Tot against any spegia,
rlvlleRe set up b. ms prisoner, and
wac 80 plainly right that the court
would not De justified 10 ofsI.rulDg tt.
The chrnge made b. the Legislature IA ths
form Of deE.h WAS within rho Legitimate
sphere OF tho legislative power Of ito 5-4t3 j.
rne legal feature OF the state oil Now IJtk
determinsd that It did not !Ll.st cruel I'D
unusual punishment ami its rOpf's hHGe
sustained that Determination, This cogl.
cannot see that the prisoner has been de-
prtVed Of due process VI Ilg. la Ottrl 10
reverse the Judgment this court s6guli ua
compelled 10 hold that the cons o. ap. 4at4
had committed al sfrOg 20 gross % % ts.
prlve the prisoner q as constitutional
rights. The court has 10 bs5.IGtlyl ID fly.
Ing it cannot do this.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
cas,,icr rnnn,n.nn r:clnrn..

BNGuAMroS, N. y, May 2G The doors
Of tae Oweso National Bynt 81 Oweso re.
matne3 closed. O. A. Tllmp31n, the
cashier, whose WHEREABOUTS siaGa the
failure have hean something OF mys'ery
and whose retltn was expected Saturday,
did not reach 0SegO until this mOfuing
The opinion still prevails that satisfactory
settl5m nj Di trs Bif irs NJ the tank will
he reached. Bank l,yaminer Coleman OF
Albany Is Ia OHego aud awaits develop.
mentB. This morning a meeting a. TIE
toErd az directors WIS hold AZ tho bark.
Cashier Thomson was present. Tbs 70.
suit Is not yet guown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
A Schooi 'rerrorixed b, a Mad Dog.

bUBLINGToN, IA, Mey " 4 panic
was caused in North Bill p1bljc school
yesterday by mad dog whlca ran M the
Btaps and into tho hhll u the buildlng
wheIs The children were corrr gated,
Tie sohoisrr led TO :heir room. ard tho
doors we're sttut by the tcgrhnts The
dog ruslea up and down the Aell, interim.
toffiblsyel and holding tue frightened
iumstes Of the building 1t bay for ha.t IA
nOur, wheu sheig cries attracted butcher
il the neighboshoed who came and
killed tie animal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
cnrl.tiana rorsecnio,l ~ 'rnrN,.

CASEA, CRtTE, May 2G.-rhe Chti-tlans
OF tits city assembled in she cathedral yes
To-day and adopted resolution appealing
10 the foreign consuis Tor protection
against the continued oRtrages perpetrgtel
upon them by the Turks. They also re-
solved to s9nd deputatlon 10 Chakr
PRsha, the governor Of tho island, TO pro.
test aSaln5t their treatment. TIE Unris-
tians threaten TO close their shops and
bring about 8 general Suspension Of bUsl.
ness uaeas there 10 change for the better
IN the attitude of the Turks toward them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

VIcRsBuRd, Miss, May &c Joseph Taney
and doe Iurphy, midie-weiRht puelilsts,
net yesterday at lsiaEd No. 10 In Louisiana.
a steamer from here conveyed the party
With 100 spectators to the island. Thp ,ht
was with skin g!oves for u purse OF $500 10
o finish. la tho second round Murphy who
het forced the lght ami was greatly over
matched, broke his right arm end wsa
obliged to throw up tho sponge. Tao bat-
ting was largely II favor Of fancy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
Bood,e aldermen indicted.

DIS MoEFs, IA. May as -Four aldermen
and seysn rx-Rldermen OF this city. have
been indicted by the grand Jury for wiltul
misconduct 10 offioe IN drawing from the
city treasury illegally sums agsregating
over si2 600. tiosr OF them rave bonds for
trisl, aud will claim they had the right to
the 4G,sY as pay for their services on the
committees. Nearly NIL OF those indicted
have returned portions OF the sums TO the
treasury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
a WESTERN oFcLoaE.

u 17eaded 'EONnTd thc Joliet Pcni-
tentinsy, ssmt ntd NOu Damage she
nntidings.
and rem storm voted this section last
hight. The rain iall ia torrents and r..
potts from ouuyinS suruFbs are that there
Tas q cyclone. On the west sids q couple
u residences WarG blown down with no
serious INJURY to the inmates. The storm
took q course directly toward the massive
buildings o. Joliet peDitentiaIy, nut no
serious damage was d14s. The electrical
storm In this city WAS severe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
0Ur rHEY 90.

Two Wore Democratic congressman
MusI Make Room for kcpubIican
contestants.
WAsulSdToS, May 2S.--The House COM
mites Oh elections acted on three Of the
pending contested election cases to day
AMI the result will probably be- an iocfease
Of the Republican majority In the House by
two mem ners.
Tbs cases decided this morning wera
thcss OF Lalgston VS.. Y5nable, Fourth Vir-
pinil district; Miller vs.. Elliott, Seventh
South Carolina district, and Chalmers VS..
Morgan, Second Mississippi district. In
the first two cases the committee will re.
port In favor of seating the Republican
contestants, Langston and Miller, but 10
the Mississippi case tue report will be In
favor Of the sitting member, Sir. Morgan.
before the full committee met represent
alive Lacay's sub-com mlttee on the Clay
ton -Bteckl1ildRe case HAD short session
which was devoted entirely 10 discussion
to the further order OF proceedings.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

han, uRed u yenrs, III emptad ID lin tete
steve i'rodle oil junplug from the Mohawk
river bridge here yestariay afternoon. The
distaEee was over 30 f7uf. rhnahGn jnmn Il
head titst and after attigtng this w.tar iid
not rise again. HIS body has not yet been
recovered
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
ApArhinrIo spIoIDE.
toUHd R7Sad with the stars and
SIriInsh ArnIimd He NeCN.

FIoRgycE, AK May 2S,-Yesterday
E1wRrd KsnuB, superintendent Of the
Laadale Hotel, was found hanging to the
rrsnsom OF his door with lO.foot United
states dag wrapped around his neck. He
leaves wife and several children. The
ret is attributed TO temporary alteration
OF The mind.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

Colonel Faripr, weli.suown Mexican
tef'dsnt Of ssn Diego, California, and for
merry Mox,con cavalry ciiicsr, has ehal-
lerRrd WaIger U. smith, publisher OF the
Sns newspaper OF that city. to fSht duct
tgiih pi.tol, swords Or nls, Il The latter
CSGith} you'd cross the border into hexl.
Can gUli." 1ta pIov3rGtton was All edi.
togl1l III the S.n referring to tho Mexican
gentleman rs nns who ls iay.ncibie in
psac6 and Invisible n var"