Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

Congressman Tlllman was renomlnated
| on Friday by the d m Gratis In the Second
South Carolina dis riot.
The Republican state convention Of COL
| orado on Friday uoml Rtad JOHN L. Rou!t
Of ArapaEoe county, for governor.
The grand jury in Woodstock, Ontario ),
Friday fonud trus I'LL sagainst j. RaRl.
nald Bitcha! for the murder OF Frederick
q. Benwell. The trial is fixed for Monday
next.
The poles commissioners OF New York,
acting on the request of the mayor, on Fri-
dag ordered the superintendent OF police
to ietail enough men to take new cou5us
Of that city.
The Batehilder Egg Case Factory, Mt
! Helena, Montana, said 10 I q the largs-f box
factory IL America, was sold by the sheriff
IN Tnurstay, on local attachments, Zoe
S3l 900 l. Is said that st, Louis banks
lose 6O00J, Ohlcago banks, 81 900 ana the
Lima, ohio. Egg Case Company, :25 900,
CONGRESSMAN De Haven of California has
cent his resignation as n member OF the
Flfty-frst congress to the governor of the
before election. Mr., De Haven has besn
nominated to judicial position, hence his
resignation as Congressman.
The International Bro3narhood OF Rail-
road Conductors, IN session IN Tolsio, Ono,
on FtIday practically decided two things
flFeI, tual IOltlo VIII % selected Tor the
heai quarters OF tho order aud, second, the
re election OF Grand Chief Conuuc Z
George Howard for the next year. Tho
salary OF rhs office Was increased by 3 900,
but on Mr. Howard's protect ~ was nx3d at
the same figure as before, SO 0JO.
Iu Troy, New York. on Friday the grand
jlry Presented indictments against Thomas
Gaia, Arthur Buett and john Reed for mi'-
Pacing n switch on the Central Hudson
ralironi 10 East Greenbuzh on September
Attn. The prisoners we're GrraigLed aud
pleaded not gulity. Thsir trial was sat for
Tuesday ne6t John Cordial and john
Herman were discharged. Kisrnln vas
raarrested on charge of obsttueung the
track OF the Central Hudson railroad, near
KArner's, ON August 29;h.
Henry Burris, a farmer, near Smlthheld,
OHIO, has bsen swlHdled oul OF SIS 900 b.
Two sharpers. They went to his house aad
offsted to buy his farm. They left with
him satenel hllsd, as he supposed, with
money, ABOUT SlS, 900, the snarpatH said.
few days later th3y INST Burris IA SmtAfsld,
ana asked him for q loan OF S. ,OJO rhink-
Ing the money III tho satcnel was ample
security, Burris made the loan aud the
sbarpers disappeared The snteh,l was
flied with paper and pieces OF wood.
John W. Dunn. briok manufacturer ia
Chicago, has disappeared. Ha left an in.
debtedness o. $1,000 with the Unlon Trust
Compauy; $4,000 at ths Chicago National
Bank; S4,0OO at ths FEST National BInk,
and 81 900 with the John Spry Lumber
Company. These with nnumbar OF smaller
accounts will make hts liabilities fguse up
something llAe $39, 900. His assets will
fully cover this liaulittles st least that Is
what Walter Brinkwcll, his bookkeeper,
says. About mouth ago he took a trip
east to try his luck at soma OF the eastern
race courses. II returned fortnight ago
and, according TO Mr., Brinkwell, was some
thing over "a 900 loser. After this he was
morose and detected. HIS business wa. In
bad shape and everything seemed to |
going wrong. He left sevearl days ago,
saying he was going to Milwaukee, but
nothing has bsen heard of him aimee,