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Evening journal., 1890-11-01
TIE NEWS IN RRleE.
Condensed Telegrams Gathered from Va.
rfous Places


rious Places
Marshall T. Richards, of Maiden, Mass,
committed suicide at his mothers resi-
dence by cutting his throat with razor.
Ne cause can be assigned beyond apparent
i'll health
In the Methodist Episcopal churches Of
Watertown, N. Y. a vote was taken on the
question of admitting women as delegates
to the general conference OF the church
Sixteen churches gave total OF Psi votes
for the proposition and 899 against, many
women voting in the negative
At Westport. Cal, Frank Mason shot
and killed Charles aud Matthew Nann,
his brothers-in-law, and fled 70 the woods.
He is believed to be insane
Charles l.. Stratton, auditor apd transfer
agent OF the northern division Of the Bos
ton and Maine railroad at Concord, n. H.,
has been arrested, charged with embezzlinp
$4,000 Of the railroads funds, and in de
fault of COCO committed to Jail.
Ex-State Senator James McCudder, OF
California, has been indicted 10y the United
States grand jury on the charge Of present
ing false claims against the government
for the payment Of coal delivered at Mare
Island navy yard in April and September
1889.
Isaac Winn, head gardener at Adam
Neidlinger's summer home waldorf =
at West Park, on the Hudson, committed
suicide by blowing his head partly off with
gun.
The pool match between Charles Mann
ing, Of New York, and Alfred Powers, OF
Chicago, for 5000 purse, the gate receipts,
a Brunswick Bake medal and the cham
pionship OF America, ended Oct 81 az
Daly's rooms, Washington street, Brook
lyn, with victory for Manning The
score for three nights was: Manning, 600;
Powers, 5e4
William Washburn aged 50, an archi-
tect of high standing, died at Boston Oct.
81. Mr.. Washburn was born IN Lyme, NJ
II. He made speciality of hotels, and was
the architect of the Fifth Avenue and Vic.
toria Of New York
It is stated that since the accession OF th.
present car, Alexander Ill to the throne
10000 Jews have been expelled from
Russia.
The labor agitation in Australia has re
suited in the resignation of the Victorian
cabinet.
Capt. J. G. Mills, a Democrat, was mur
derously assaulted by party of alleged
Republicans in North Carolina.
The leprous character OF the disease af
fieting John Anderson, of Chester Pa
has been confirmed by official medical ex
animation.
Providence people are indignant because
/ pending repairs to the base of the Mayo
Doyle statue, the statue is held PARTIAL!
redundant over a mass Of debris by ropl
around the neck.
At New York, Actor Webster was foun,
guilty Of manslaughter in the first degree
for the killing of Robert McNeill.
The old man who died from morphin,
| poisoning at the Getty house, Yonkers
n y, has been identified as James Edgar
an English druggist. Foul play is sus
/ pected.
The American Art association has partel
with Millet's masterpiece, The Angelus,
to purchasers in Paris, France. II wa
bought about year ago for $4,000 francs
and has just been sold for 750 900 francs.
William Decker, a milkman, shot an,
killed Mrs Foster, a widow, at Elmira
Oct. 81, She had fitted him.
The Count Of Paris and suite have sale
for Europe.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
..rhe orIrInnl Paelare !. peaa. :

LITTLE RocK, Ark, Nov. THE opinion
OF Judge p. G. Caldwell, OF the United
States circuit court, in the Original pack
agen case OF II. NJ. Van Fleet, of Iowa, has
been filed The court, in brief. holds that
the act OF congress aud the laws Of the state
are valid. The opinion concludes: 1T is
not the state laws, but the original pack
age that is dead" The judge denied Van
Vleet's petition for discharge from prison,
and remanded him to the custody OF the
state authorities in execution Of the SEN
tence imposed upon him.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
Save money on clothing at Mullin's.
"a RnnaMnr norse.

A horse attached to q market wagon
became frightened yesterday at the
eorner Of Chestnut and Franklin streets
and ran away The driver was thrown
from hls seat and had his face badly
gashed. The horse continued running
and made many turns until 1t reached
Fifth and Orange streets where It was
caught The wagon was only slightly
damaged but the man Is badly cut.
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us.emp H.anda and Homo

In Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis.
ssppi and Louisiana, is the title Of 8
p@mphlet issued by d. g. Edwards, gen
aral passenger and ticket agent Queen
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o.. con-
tanning correct county map and de-
oSxipeAon Of laAds along the line. This
pamphlet mailed to any address fres on
amsszie@aon
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
Aandnmr nf nEnaic.

"Bubbling Over" VAS presented last
night by Katie Rooney and her company
to good audience at the Academy Of
Music. Katie was as usual sprightly
and witty and kept the audience in fits
of laughter. The play was well received.
1t will be presented to night again and
a full house is expected.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
Eleven Llfeboat Men Drowned.

BsKLIE, Nov. ELEVEN German life
beat nen were drewacd yesterday while
kxyxng to rescue the crew of the British
weasel Erik Berendsen, which was wrecked
OF Slesvig Only ome OF the vessels crew
wmm saved
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
rrarslinn,dd rsllow.

W NJ. Wright. prominent California
Odd Fellow, who is making a tour Of the
country, will be the guests OF James H.
Appleby, grand representative to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge. neat Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

CLARIssA fof New York; why how happy
you look Melpomene! Has b IS he popped?9
Melpomene Cof Boston) Yes, Carissa, he
haze raused the vital and iniensely-ia porfa L
Interrogation e explode with short, sudden
reveI IberAtion!m-Bs eton Traveller
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
Parts Green for Mother ana daughter.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. Last Sunday
Mollie Barker, young woman living with
her mother az 254 John street, who took a
dose OF paris green and died ia the city
hospital was buried yesterday. The dead
girls mother, Mrs. Nellie Barker, returned
home grief stricken from the funeral and
attempted suicide in the same manner her
daughter had done, She was removed to
the city hospital, where she lies in critical
condition
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

the tirsf principle of socialism is 10 divide
wi n your brother man" p tfs-"rhen you
don't understand rrectly. The first prin-
ciple of socialism is to make your brother
div dc with you. indianapolis journal.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
R. R. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERs AND BRoKMRs
Corner Fourth and Market Streeh

WANTED.
Central National Bank stock.
FOR SALE.
II shares Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Oemuany's stock.
5000 WILMINGTON City per cent. bonds.
" shares Delaware Railroad STOCK. =.
Supcks bouRht and sold IN the Now xoaA
Philadelphia and Boston markets on comms
non. -.
Letters of ure. given. available ~ 81 RMxt
he world. an. drafts on England 1rel@nS
france Germany and Switzerland issued
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

A large stock Of organs that have been taken
in exchanp e. n arg in on easy payments.
II. +. Rohelen, 10 Msrkes street.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
De. BlaIne crItIeIaed.

The governor during his address criti-
cised severely the foreign policy Of the
present administration, and particularly
Secretary Biaine's action regarding Sa-
moan, Haytien and other questions, and
his nheged practical surrender TO Great
Britain In the dispute over the seal fisher
les In Behring sea- After caustically re-
viewing the negotiations he said;
s'Mr Blaine backed down. The orders
which the administration issued, and
which Mr. Blaine refused to modify, were
never carried out. The fishing season In
Behring sea has drawn TO close and the
country has not heard Of single seizure
OF a British vessel This is evidence
enough that the administration WAS fright
ened by England's protests. MIR. Blaine
has done exactly what England demanded
he should do. He displayed great show
Of fight at first, but as soon as England
exhibited a similar inclination be turned
and ran.
''Our government stands disgraced BY a
clustering assumption Of a policy which IL
could not hold and which it has at last
surrendered without naurmur of justif
cation. This is humiliating position in
which policy Of Jingoism has placed oui
country. It has left us worse of than eve
"a 20 the settlement of our controvers,
with Great Britain"
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
walmiugrom olsmrinw Houss

The exchanges OF ths Wilmington s=sas
vt the olearing house to-day were: gsal
@gA7. 76S; balance, s10, ,0S5.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

~ AGREE with NJ lllins--the world Is fast. +"
"Then Son do not agree i.rlta ~hapespeare
that the world is stag, 2"-New York sun.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

A MAN often finds II 7inlcult to break the
iee, but the last summer It didn't take any
effort for ice to break a man.-Yoakers
: tate man.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are the
only ge Hine pennyroval pills m ade At
dr1ggis Ard BY mail, 81 ONCE, 203 n.
9th ST. Phila. Ladies bew AZ of imita ions.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

= EVERY garment guaranteed to be satisfac-
TO al Mullins, six h and Market.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

TEACHER" (which is the shortest month OF
H. year2" Small boy "Orgust." Teache =
"A August?" Small boy "fAs'm. That's the
last month of yacat on.'- Good News.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

Lunch every IA -rning at Beckett's, Kirk
wood House, Cor 3rd. and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
0oorns White.

safes and pianos moved and set with care;
furniturs cars as short notice; hoisting an d
rigging done Once. Ne. l23 French street.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

CHARfEY-"I must be full Of electricity
If | stroke our cat little, all her hairs seem
to stand IN efd.n Johnnie-"Tha ats nothing
MY dog does tn i without touching the at al
sll."-Texas Siftings.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
WILLS

Are receipted for and safely kept
without any charge whatever to any
one whether they are depositors or
customers Of the company or not.
They must be sealed in good strong
envelope, which are furnished by
them. This is the only condition.
The EQUITABLE Guarantee and Trust Co.,
No ss7 Market Street
OTHo NOwIAND. Sec. and Treas.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

THE best $40 overcaats for men you ever
saw at Mullin'e, Sixth and Market
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
covernor Hill A. hartford.

Democrats. with fair sprinkling OF Re-
publicans, packed Hartford's largest hall
last evening to hear Governor Hill. There
was standing room nowhere, and hundreds
Of men were unable to pass the main en-
trance. Governor Hill was warmly greeted
when be made his appearance. He was
accompanied by ex-United States Senator
Eaton. Judge Morris, OF New Haven,
Democratic candidate for governor, and
other prominent Democrats.
Senator Eaton, who presided over the
meeting, made a brief address, which
aroused the enthusiasm of the audience
Judge Morris spoke for half an hour OF
the reforms in state government which tn,
Democrats promise, and then Governo
Hill was introduced.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

Handsome large upright pianos for Sl75
also nn noer OF good secondhand pianos al
ali prices and terms. II. Z. Robe en-.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

CITIZEN Yes / have an nbrella that
needs mending; but II let You have it, how
am to kn w that will bring it back?'i
Umbrella mender-"Haf NO fear. ! always
sharge more for mending dan ! could sell zee
umbrella r.n-New York WeeklY.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
BERNARD MCCULLOUGH.

MO ICE.-L, WILLIAM Is. CUR Under.
In the owner and occupbnt OF the
house known as the Chris taaa II tel,
situated At Christi.esnq.s:, ia. n SehoGl s,tssa
hundred, coun OF New Castle
and State of Delaware In compliance
with the require ments q the acts 81 the
General Assembly in such case made ana
provided. do hereby givs notice that shall
apply in writing 10 the Court If General Ses~
sfons Of the Peace and Jail Delivery q the l1s
State OF Delaware. in and for New Castle
Q lunty,on Monday the nth day Of November,
~. b ing the n. xt term Of said court. fora
license for said house as an inn or tavern,S Ior
the sale the Elm Of intoxicating liquors IN less
quantities than one quart. to b. orunk on tne
premises, and the following respectable oltl,
aens and su etantial freeholders OF sald
school district recommend the said applica-
zion, via;
VIM Il. Powell John Wayne
John H. Cieayes John Megginson
David Leach VIM II. LS u m
VIM O. f'urrinder Jonn Hays
Sslnuel Butler Lemuel Blu Ter
John Smith George Cupit
Thomas CiOuQh Vim. Thyrps
Edward $ Nit, hell James DAVIS ,,.v,ux,
MILAN b. CURRINDER.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
weather Indications.

Slightly warmer and generally from fair
to partly cloudy, followed by rain in he
night
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
IICENsE APPLToATTONs-

NOTICE. II, ELIz ABETH MANI The
IN owner and occupant of the house situ-
ated at the northeast cor ter O. Ninth ard
Walnut streets IL tie Sixth wa
ia the city of Wilmington. county OF
New Castle and State Of Delaware in c)m-
piance with the requirements OF the acts Of
the General Assembly in such case msde and
provided do hereby We notice that ] shall
Apply in writing TO the Court Of General Ses-
State OF Delaware, III and for New Castle
county. on Monday. the nth " Of EOvem-
her, 1890, being the next term Of said court,
for a license for sa house as an ian or
tavern, for the sale therein OF intox eating
liquors In iess quantities than one quart. to
be drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens of said ward, at leas
twelve Il wnom are substantial frseholders
of said ward, recommend the said applica-
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

NOTICE l, BERNARD MCCULLOUGH,
IN the owner and occupant Of the house
and Cuurch streets, in the Eighth ward
in tie city Of W lmington, county Of
New Castle and State Of ID laware
acts If the General Assembly in such cnee
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that / shall apoly in writing 20 the Court of
livery OF the st t. OF Delaware. in and for
New Castle County, on Mondav, the 18th day
Of Novembsr, 1S9O, being the next erm of
said Cour for license for said house as an
inn or taver for the sale therein OF intoxi-
eating liquors in less quaint les tn one
quart, to be drunk n the premises, and the
following respectable eitiz MS of said Wal d.
at least twelve OF whom are substantial free
hnldera nf aaid ward. racnm nend the said
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

SEE Mullins boys overcaats next week.
They are extra .ong and viii long capes.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

DAsHAwAY -"Ciga ~ rleverton -"Thanks;
that's a good weed Aren't you gCing to
smoke, too2" Dashaway examining the re-
maining one closelyl-"No; | thins not"
Cleverton-' You must have given me the
wrong one."- Harper's Baza
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

A RAY Of hope for all who are held by the
chains of scrofula or other diseases OF the
blooa con Is from Hoods sarsaparilla. which
by imparting the elements OF good health and
strength to the vital fluid, dissolves the bones
of disease and sets the captive free.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
lTgMa rs mTsaeaT

"BRs DpEREx and sisteren,n said the PAS
tor, ''yo' hab been tole dat de Mckinley hill
done swine ter raise eberyting bud whafcher
want ter recon, mher am dis yere. Needer
prayer nor de Mckinley bill am a gwine ter
raise de mortgage whad de butcher an de
grocerymAn done hole on sou pastor. DE coli
lection viii now be collec. ed. New York
Sun.
That Miss Jones is anice-looking girl, isn't
ayes. and she'd be the belle Of the town il
It wasn't for e thing {"
What's thatY"
''she has catarrh so bad it is unpleasant to
be near her. She has tried a dozen things
and nothing helps her. ! am sorry, for ike
her. but that doesn't make IL any less dis
agreeable for one 20 be around herr
Now II she had used Dr. Sagcis Catarrh
Remedy, there would have been nothing OF
the kinu said, for il will cure catarrh every
time.
I'VE gave you good notice in our paper.r
"Oh, did your Well, don't do II again. / 0on't
mind you say ing our yege abes sre delicious
and the milk pure, but when you add thar
our butter speaks for itself we objeet"-
Munsey's Weekly.
A RAY Of hope for all who are held by the
chains of scrofula or other diseases OF the
bloou COR es from Hoods sarsaparilla, which
BY impartng the elements OF good health and
strength to the vital fluid, dissoves the bone S
of disease and sets the captive free
DAsHAwAY -"Ciga ~ rlevertou -"Thanks;
that's good weed. Aren't you gCiag to
smoke, too2" Dashgway examining the re-
manning one closely1--"No; | think not" ="
Cleverton-' You must have given me the
wrong one."- Harper's Baza
SEE Mullins boys overcaats next week.
They are extra ong and wi n long capes.
CITIZEN Yes have an nbrella that
needs mending; but II let You have 1t. how
am to kn w that will bring it back?'
Umbrella mender-"Haf nc fear ! always
sharge more for mending dan ! could sell zee
umbrella rn-New York WeeklY.
Pianos.
Handsome large upright pianos for Sl75;
also a nu noer OF good secondhand pianos at
ali prices and terms. II. +. Robe en-.
CHaRrRY-"I must be fun Of electricity.
il | stroke our cat little, all her hairs seem
to stand IN efd.n Johnnie-"Th Ats nothing
MY dog does tn without touching the at at
all."-Texae Siftings.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

WE gave you a good notice In our paper
"Oh, did your Well, don't do II again. | uon't
mind you say ing our yegei ables sre delicious
and the milk pure, but when you add thar
our butter speaks for itself we objeetm-
Munsey's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

v UNNVFUT NIIV IIVFII TNHIFIV IIIfF Utl 7
not at all afraid that the zeal OF the par
will flag or that encouragement will
he least dampen its ardor or lessen its 4
yressiveness The Democratic party
united and has planted its
1n Democratic principles, IL will Z
abandon its sacred cause, but will contin
Hbe warfare until il achieves complete 81
cess. The party that knew no diseoural
ment in 1883 viii not waver nor falter
igQ0 -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-28
COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA FRIDAY,
THE 'PossuMs DID IT.
How Congressman Dockcry Received tn,
yotes o II the Colored Men.

Row Congressman Dockery Received tho
Votes of the Colored Men.
81. Louis, Nov. 22,--The official vote
of Missouri shows that Congressman
Dockery, of the Thirt district, increased
his majority over 5000, and this is how
he did it: The congressman took two
OF his most trusted lieutenants some
days before the election and made q
trip through the BLACK Belt" OF Cald-
well county, giving out mysterious in
vitations to the colored voters. Imme-
diately following the Invitations there
was great stir among the noted col
ored hunters of the region and for
week about fifty men and twice that
number OF yellow dogs were securing
the woods and cornfields along the bot
toms. Tho result OF the weeks work WAS
226 fat, corn-fed coons and thirty pos
sums that were calculated to make any
darkey's mouth water with the mere
sight. AT 10 O'clock on the night which
had been designated there congregated
at the little blacksmith shop 500 black
and three white nsen. The scene was
weird, as the room was lighted only by
the titful glare of the forge fire, which
alternately flashed to exceeding bright
ness and then paled until the place was
almost dark. On all sides were piled
the luscious roast coon, 'possum and
sweet potatoes, while tho solids of the
feast were garnished with plenty of
a fiery liquid which is only to be found
in this county. In the center of tho
group stood Congressman Dockery and
his two lieutenants. lie told stories
and explained the Mckinley bill, keep
ing the darkies in u roar the while. The
fame OF the coon feast spread, and on
election day the blacks voted solid for
Dockery.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-28
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DAVIS POLITICAL Pull.


New York Crank Lays All His Misfortunes
to Grover cleveland.
New York, Noe. 22.-Miss Gladys
Price, tbs rlsssJ hins $ Daughter Who
was shot by John T. Davis as she was,
leaving the Mariners church on Tues
day evening, is getting better. rapidly
at the Chambers Street hospital. Davis,
Who is in the Tonlbs, said today to a re-
porter: II have been married twice, the
first time in 1872, to Brooklyn girl,
lived with her four years, and then left
her. We had two children. She kept
them. | was single then until 1882,
when | met and married Gladys Guelph.
We were married by tho Dean in West
minister Abbey, and we were happy
until Grover Cleveland came between
us | shot her because she would not
live with me. I'm sorry now, ana I'm
glad she isn't dead. for love her. When
Grover Cleveland met my wife I had
political pull, / have three brothers.
One married the daughter of Brooklyn
politician, another is employed now in
the navy yard, and havn't heard OF the
other one lately.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-28
GAME DINNER IN CHICAGO.
Manager of the Grand Pacific VIII Di
Over 400 Citizens Tonieht.

Manager of the Grand Pacific WllI Dine
Over 400 Citizens Tonight
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.--0ver 400 citizens
of wealth and standing presidents of
railroads entering in this city, bishops
and divires. members of the Judiciary,
merchant princes, capitalists and
tinanciers, with their ladies--will be
the guests this evening of MIR. John y.
Drake, at the Gfand Pacific hotel. on
the occasion OF the thirty-ffth annual
game dinner of this hostclry. For
months past experienced hunters have
been securing the northwest, and large
consignmonts of black bear, mountain
sheep, antelope, elk. deer, and other
game have been received during the
past week from Wyoming, Montana,
Dakota and other points. Over 100
varieties of feathered and four-footed
game will figure in the menu. The
main banqueting hall of the hotel has
been magnilicently decorated for the
event. One of the set pieces Represent
ing a meeting OF the international COM
missioners OF the worlds fair, each
commissioner being represented by a
bird of one kind or another.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-28
ON sTANLEYs TRAIL.
Four Young Men of Fittsburg Start to Ex-
A fpi.

piore Africa.
PITrsRuRG, Nov. 22.--Four young
men will leave this city on Monday to
initiate Stanley and his co-explorers.
They have been reading Stanley shocks,
letters and lectures, and are of tho
effect that he greatly magnities the
hardsiips and priyations of exploration
In the dark continent They also tako
sides against the great explorer i'll tho
Barttelot controversy, and that is one
object of their proposed adventure.
They think they can get authentic evil
dence in Africa to prove that Stanley
has misstated the case. The young
men are Michael Hawkins, an
iron worker of this city; Thomas
Collins, mill worker OF Cleveland;
Martin Conway, roller in q 1cungs-
town, o., mill, and George jackson, a
roll turner of Akron, O. They will sail
from New York for Liverpool or Tues
day. They are unmarried men and
have each saved up several thousand
dollars, which they propose to spend in
seeing darkest Africa. Mr.. Hawkins,
before boarding the Cleveland train.
said: 1--WE are thoroughly prepared for
the trip, and expect to show the Ameri-
can people that it can be made without
SO much fuss and with less misfortune,
hardship or loss OF life than Stanley
leads the public to believe. AT least
what Stanley has done others can do,
and we are in for the trial"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-28
Kar namiltnn,s MiII Cnntcsicn.

Nnw YORK, Nov. %. Objections were
yesterday made TO the probate of the
will of Robert Ray Hamilton by Charles
w. Fuller on behalf OF Evangelino l..
Hamilton, the alleged widow. The
case was then placed on the contested
will calendar and Will come up before
the surrogate December >. In her OBJ
iections Mrs. Hamilton says upon infor-
nation and belief that Hamilton was
not of sound mind, memory and under
standing, and that while executing the
alleged will ''he was under the control
and influence of one or moro persons,
by whom he was unduly influenced or
coerced into the making and execution
of said paper and disposition of prop
erty therein contained and deprived of
free, unrestrained. and Independent ac-
ton" She asserts that the Will is
inuofi1