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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
qnE srArE GIVE os.
II wan DO oompis,od rms Week.


Figure o. some S'uhIl towns.
Monday was the last day allotted to the
cengus enumeratoYs O. the State outside
Of Wilmington, for the completion OF
their wctk. Nearly all OF them finish cd
last week, but few had to have their
time extended, having been delayed by
sickness or other unavoidable causes. All
Rra expected to get through sg .Ae last
Of th.q week.
There Gre quite number of towns and
Villages in the State that have no defined
or corporate limits, and in enumerating
the inhabitants of such places the emu
meIator7 were in qusndarY us 10 where
they shouli stop. Supervisor Wiley is
sued a rule that in the absence Of defined
limits the enumerst0rs should include ali
persons within radius Of one-fuurth OF
mile Of the centre OF sueh town or v,l-
lag9. By this course Olaymont is given a
population Of 2iS; Grubh'a Oorner, ~,
Bellevue 3d. Uare's Corner, &c; Red
Lion, 81 Leipsic, Kent county, $50;
Cowgil's Oorner, Kent county, 43.
TIC figures for Nsw Castle, SMYRNA,
Dover, Milford ard other large towns OF
tho State are net yet in proper shape to
give an estimate Of their population.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

CHICAGO, June 30.-Miss Mary Leonard,
residing 1t 23l East Wing street, WINS
fatally shot last night just before mid
night by Joseph Dutton who lives next
door. At the hour mentioned Mr.. Dutton
was awakened by his wife who told him
some one was endsavoriHg to get in at
the window. MIR. Dntton took his re-
volyer nId fred through the shutters
which we're closed. The report from the
revolver was followed by soream from a
woman. On going out Mr.. Dutton found
Mics Leonard lying upon the sidewalk.
A physician said she could not recover.
She said she had found the blinds OF MIR.
Dutton's house open and was in the act
of closing them when the shot WAS fred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

The whisky Trust and tho whoie-
snie Dealers SfiII mt Essue.


snie Dealers stu mt Issue.
New YoRK, June 25.--The wholesale
liquors dealers met In tho Kemble build
ing to day to hear the report OF the COM
mittee appointed to confer with the rep
resentatives of the whisky trust. The
secretary read the propositions submitted
to the trust nagnntes and their replies
thereto as follows: First, that the rebats
condition OF Ave osnts per proof gallon
be resoinded. This the trust positively
refused TO entertain. Second, that the
price Of spirits be made dependent
on the price of corn, as rated on the
Board of Trade of Chicago. The trust
agreed to this orally, but refused to agree
thereto in writing. Third, that the trust
instruct its distributing agents to sell
only to wholesale dealers known to the
trade ns such. Agreed to- eheerfully
With the understanding that the further
proposition to restrict sales 80 those
only who are members Of the Wholesale
Liquor Dealera' Association would be
considered.
II was evident to all that the trust had
utterly refused to aocede to the dealers
demands and TO test the Hense of the
meeting Mr.. Mack moved that the
dealers proceed to erect distillery to be
conducted on the cooperative plan. After
q discussion motion was adopted
authorizing the chair to appoint q COM
niittee of fiva to test the sense of the
trade In the matter of subscriptions TO
stock for cooperative diatillery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
Sales of Properties by Trustee, Ex-
ccutOFn aud the Sheriff,

/ StsteM Oh FrOpGEtleh Dy AEAstocs ks8-
ccutOFs aud the Sheriff,
Al the court house, Monday morning,
Thpms6 M. 09le, auotioneer, sold for
John II. Rodney, ESD, trustee of the es-
tate OF William OooK, deceased, the fol-
lowing properties:
Three-story brick house on the south
side OF seventh street, below Spruce, to
Howard Vernon for 81, 125.
Lot at the northeast corner OF Eley-
enth and Pine, boxes feet, 20 William
Cook for S270.
Lot at the sonth-eRst corner Of Twelfth
and Lombard, 3s.6k168 feet, to William
]. Miller for 8i02.50.
at the same time and place Auctioneer
Ogle also sold the following properties
for Alexander j. Hart and John MeOlos-
key, executors OF John MoGonigal, de-
ceased.
Two story frame house, No. 4 Klund
street, lot l4s4l feet, to Howard Vernon
for S515.
Two story brick house with back build
ing, No. % Klund street, 27x46 feet, to
Howard Vernon for $3.50.
Lie! a. the south. east corner OF Heald
and Peach streets 75x75 feet TO William
NJ. Byrne for S505, subject to q lien for
curbing Of $l8l.12.
Sheriff Allen at the court house Satur-
day afternoon sold the following prop
erty at public sale;
Property Of John II. LongstFeet, 80
acres, at Holly OAK, to Philip Q. Church.
man, Esq, for $4,000.
rwo-and- % half-story brick house on
Shallcross avenue near Franklin street,
lot 30rl00 feet, property of Patrick
Newell, TO George Lodge, ESD, TO-
90. 100.
Two-story brick dwelling at the south
west corner of Thirtieth and Madison
streets, lot 26.5x95 feet, to ]. Il. Hof-
teoker, Jr., Esq, for 81, 100.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
NOTES OF s00fErIEs.

Franklin lodge, A. +. a, NJ, II George.
town, has elected the following 6gnef
J. L. Cahall, Worshipiul Master; G l..
Moore, Senior Warden; U r. jones, Junior
Warden; o. 4. Purasll, Secretary q. Z.
Tunnel, Ttehaurer; 4 y. bay, Iyler.
Townsend CGsrle, X g. hi. hls elected
the following officers; H. L. Fenninore.
Noble Chief; u. u, pallLps Wee Chief.
Joseph q. H. chinson, Sir Herald. d. j.
Lyman High n-iest; D. -, Maloney. Veneer.
able Hermiti II uudgsOp, Master 81 E-,.
oi1si George n Watts Keeper OF tx.
chequer; q. ". Shsckley Clerk Of Ex.
chequer: W. A. Scott, Trustee.
The county board 81 the A. d, H.. con
vened cn.sundaY at ilOekesslu. lleefs as
follows wore altcteQ and iuataii5i. pfags-
urer, Ff3n k ENyuOis Ut New Cesti- Secce-
tary, Thomas J, HAnley Oi k.aln. sun. ID
rusiGs reports Wsfc tecaiF3d from the
several divisions IN tho county and con-
siderable routine business VAS trAnssetsd
After adjournment Division No. 8 ten Tered
the bnGrl a recantiou,
Georgetown Council, o. Y. A Nj. has
elected officers 90 foliOWs' W W Vincent
Councillor; z, NJ. Kraer, Vlse Councillor T;
W. j. Green, Recording Secretary; William
III, Stemples, A5.istant Observation-Disclosures
W. y. Davis, Financial Secretary; ". 4.
Walls, Jreasugst; G Org1 3. Wi son. III
iactor; Elton q. Wood Examiner; n L.
Wiley, In Protector; Cornelius Joseph Opt
Protector; y. 8. smith, Junior ex- Oouncil-
lor; =. Y Grsen, senior OK Councillor; W.
:. Lacey, Il. o. VII and Q. II. Taylor,
Trustees.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
DRLAWARE CITY.
Public school commencement
minor Topics.


minor Topics.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette andJournal
DELAWARE CITY, June 30.--PreparR-
tions have been made for celebrating OF
the Fourth of July. Among the most
notable events will be the Volunteer Fire
Company's display. 1t will also hold a
fair and festival in the evening for the
benefit OF the compAny's general fund.
AS this institution is 80 necessary to the
safety OF our town, il Is hoped the under
taking will be successful
Orders were received OF the locks here
of the Chesapeake Il Delaware canal on
Sunday last to pass all vessels through
loaded with railroad ties Immediately. IS
large contract with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company closed to day tMon-
day. by which all ties not then delivered
in Philadelphia would not be received.
Great disappointment is expressed here
by the withdrawal or the steamer Will
mington from her daily trips to Augustine
Pier. This boat always stopped here and
was considered Of great convenience to
the people % town and vicinity.
Our public school has Inst closed one
of the most successful years known to its
history. MIR. Gardiner, the principal,
who has done much to build up the
school, will be gladly welcomed back at
the opening Of the next scholastic year.
The commencement exercises OF the
Delaware City private school were held
on Friday evening. The programme in
clude5 essays: "School Friendships, "
Sadie Roberts; "VAoation Matte Ac-
MUM; Rotations by Matte Price,
Esther Manko, william Jester, Agnes
Ubil. There were also several musical
numbers and an address by the principal.
The Rev. h, l.. Braddon delivered the
prizes: In spelling to Agnes Ubili de-
pertinent ano attendance TO Amelia Aker.
The audience was large and highly ap-
preciative.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
An increase In ElEton,s Popuintlon

ELKToN, MD, june ~ The population
OF Elkton shows large increase ia tho
census Just completed over that Of ten
years ago. There are now 2.4O4 persons In
the town, an increase over 1850 OF G52. The
population decreased 40 from 1870 to 1880.
The population In 1870 was 1897 and 10
years latsr ], 752. The large increase in the
population since the last census Is attributed
to the erection OF pulp works here by VIII
liam NJ. singerly OF Philadelphia, which
employ nearly 100 men. A decided increase
Is indicated in North East and IN some OF
the country districts. making It certain that
Cecil county will gain member In the
house of delegates, securing representa-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
PICKED UP ar SEA.
Survivors OF n Burned Ship RESCUED
and brought 40 PorL


and brought 40 Port.
NEW YoRK, June 30.-The bark Ar
thence, which arrived here last night
from Windsor, N. g., had among its crew
two seamen. Henry Williams and George
Walker, who were part of the crew OF
the Norwegian bark Nordcap, which was
burned at sea on the morning Of June 9th.
On June 9th when of the Grsnd Banks
on her way to London and Christiansand
she encountered very rough weather. A
fierce gale knocked her about during that
day and night. A high sea boarded
the vessel, smashed the wheel-house and
swept one of the Grew overheard. On
the morning Of the ninth, Second Officer
Orlotf discovered FIRE among the cotton
in the hold. Tho flames spread and the
yard arm of the mizzenmast fell and the
killed two Of the crew. The flames
rapidly spread and the captain
realized the hopelessness of longer
fighting against it. lie gave orders 10
clear away the boats. Just then the
mizzenmsst fell and knocked three OF the
crew into the sea. The others finally gos
away in the boats and were adrift for
four days when they were finally picked
up by the Norwegian bark Agatha from
London,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

Special Correspondcnseo Of Gazette and journal
ELKToN, June 3l.--Setvioes we've yes
terday held for the fret time in the new
chapel erected by the Latter Day Saints
ut Baldwin's, Oeoil county, on the Phils-
delphia extension of the Baltimore 81
Ohio railroad. about four miles from
hero. There were no formal dedioatory
exercises and no public announcement
had been made Of tho meeting. This is
the only church In Maryland ia which
the doctrines o. Joseph Smith are
presohed. PolygAmy it is claimed, how
ever, is not tAuRht.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
shol EIer ra,her % nen,h.

MILWAUKEE. WIS, June 3O.-John
Goodrich, aged sc, was shot and fatally
wounded by his daughter Lizzie, aged 28,
last night The girl says her father came
home drunk and began fourishing re-
vCiver and that in struggle to get pos.
session of the weapon he was shot. The
location of the wound. which was in the
back just above the hips, is not favorable
to her story, and the young woman was
placed under arrest. Goodrich was con-
hned at the insane asylum few years
ago, but had recovered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

WESTMINSTER, Mn, June 30. The first
fle in Manchester since the formation O.
the Manchester Are company oceurr Sd
yesterday r.orning about O'Clock. The
IRE originated In the second story OF Il
fIame tvo-story building with one story
back buiidine and shed roof, and was Of
incendiary ORIGIN The building was I'm
occupied. When the IRE comp my
arrived on the scene the roof had fallen
in and the entife second ilUor was Ia
UisGe, bat the company extiuguished the
1alneg
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
DROWNED WINE BArHlSo.
A t'staats-Zeiiung'' Reporter gIeet
Death IN the llhrisataua

A tsStaats-Zeiiung''R Reporter Meets
Death IN ths Christiana.
Herman Iiagler, q reporter and type.
setter on the DeEaDGre Stddts Zsitung, got
beyond bis depth while bathing ia the
Christiana river, abouss5 30 O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon, and was drown q.
Otto Miller, William Wieueman y d
Ziegler left the Stats Zeitu,o Office about
o'clock yesterday afternoon and went to
Ehe Delaware d Western railroad bridge
to take a bath. Ziegler had no swi1!mtng
suit, so waited until his companions had
esAen their bath, then borrowed Wiege.
mans suit and went in. His companions
could not swim and he could only make
q few strokes. After being in the water
q while Zsigler was saen striking cut flr
"a boat rowed by three boys, He canght
at the boat b1t the boys Thought the. he
was playing and rOWed away Then ne
sank, rose and Sank again, throwing np
his hands in the struggle. His CON pa Gus
and another man WHO was near, Thought
81 hrst that hs was playing and did rot
try TO save him until II was too late.
A messenger wRH sent TO the Mayket
street bridge and Charles T. SPARKS su
John MoMRnuE took boat and began 10
starch for the body. II was found ABOUT
s o'clock and carried to the Market street
bridge, wbere Tremendous crowd had
gathered. Deputy Coroner Barnhiil soon
arrived and took the body to the florRus,
Ziegier was native Of Germany. Is
years Of age and lnmerFisd lie csnl=
to this city from Philadelphia ABOUT 10
weeks ago.
Coroner Gamble summoned jury
and held an inquest Monday morning i
srdict of death from accidental crown
Was rendered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

SYDNEY, N. s. W., June 30.-The
second race between william i. O'Connor,
the Canadian oarsmsn, and James STAINS
bury of New South Wales, which WAS
rowed owing to claim by O'Oonnor that
he was fonled by StRnSbury in the FIRST
race last Monday took place to-day ON
the Paramatta river and was won by
Htanabury who thus secured the single
scull professional championship OF the
world. The race was over course OF
three miles and 800 yards long and was
for stake OF 5000 besides the cham
pionship.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

MoRBIs, Ill, June 30.--Charles Decker
died yesterday without regaining con-
sciousnesH sufficiently to give any ac-
count of the attack upon him aud his
mother. At one time there was lucid
interval in which he was asked il he
could identify the murderer and he
answered yes, but Immediately passed
into an unconscious condition. The
missing box has been found near the
railroad track, it having been ,aksn with
papers from the house. The mother is
still in critical condition. The object
Of the murder remains as much mystery
as ever,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

Wallis and suusheies cannot prevent the
summon sun from embrowEing your COM
plexIons; hut "Glenn's Sulphur Soap" viii
peedily restoce them It duly applied ac-
cordlnR 10 directions. The great charm OF
EHis articln Is tEat nobody would suspect
the effect It produces 70 pe artificial. Moth
iog can be more natural than tho soft vel
vet texture 1t impartB 10 Tue aktci With the
tinge OF rose which 1t leaves on the too
pallid check. Bold by druBgists. Chips
Instantaneous Hair Dye" introduced about
the same time with "Glenn's sulphur Soap
50 an equally valuable article, although fifty
per cent cheaper than the most Wanted
Dyes IN the market These two specIalties
have no rivals either In this country or In
Europe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

yudss Grub incorrorgtai the Triton
Mills Company Of New Castle on Saturday
Edwin Hlrst, No. coo Madi4on street
caught . smali eel Ia his bath -tuD Saturday
IL caI from the water pipe.
The Wilmington city passenger rail- way
will aoOn be petitinned by citizens Of South
Wilmington 70 extend It's line beyond tue
Third 7trsgt Iidgo,
The wagon u John Koley, New Castle
nHfer. hal oue u tbs hind wheels torn on
while turniug out OF the eltv railGny track
Ia ltont 81 the city hall, Friday norning.
H. L. Bringhurst, Jr., ami Robert A
IatnHl grad lated from Haverfo.d College
work Tues igy with the degree Of Bachelor Of
Rrts, also Howard s. England With the de.
gree OF master Of arts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
Hae shot T,vo Hurrlnrn.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, June 30.-Eariy
Sunday morning Joe Hopkins and
Charles Smith, burglars, were shot by
George L. Hicks, residing at 1l01 Ogden
avenue. The men entered Hioks' room
when he fred, putting a bullet through
the breast OF each. They will probably
die. Hicks was released on his personal
reeognizance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

Three men, two OF whom are named
Mcknight and Farley, attacked Manuel
Rysman with stones on Sunday morning
while he Was sitting Oh the steps OF his
residence, Mo. ll3 ratnall street. A
stone thrown by Mcknight cut Eysinan
on the foEehead. Dr. Blocksom dressed
the out. Sunday afternoon an italian
was attacked in the sar9e locality.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

ST.. PETERSBURG, june 30.-The Journa
do 50. Petersburg says Prince Ferdi
nand's absence from Bulgaria at the time
of the execution of Major Panilza provel
that he neither reigns nor governs. Prime
Minister 6tambuloff the Journal says Il
both ruler and regent and his method o.
governing is by terrorism. His rule viii
be only transient.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

BANGOR, ME-, June 3O.-About mid
night fro destroyed a stable owned by
Benjamin Adams. Four valuable trottinp
horses perished In the flames. Mr.. adams
was seriously burned in trying to rescue
two horses. Two inmates in an adjoining
house had a narrow escape from sutfooa'
ton. The loss is several Thousand dol
lars insured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

Many OF HIS Friends AnEnred at
tis pOst-OfSice appointment.
There is very little talk in Republican
circles over the reoeut post office appoint
ment. Mr.. Stewards friends are quietly
juoilant, while those who opposed his
appointment are nursing their wrath in
aullen silence. 1t is said, however, that q
large number OF Senator Higgins friends,
particularly those whom he delights to
term as the "baek-bone Of wilmington's
manufacturing industries" have written
aim letters deuouncing his post office
selection in unrneasured terms They
are particularly incensed at the manner
which he turned down GeosEa
W. stone The upshOt OF the
whole matter is that while senator Hlg-
gins has selected man who will doubt
less mako a competent official, he has so
acted as to RlienRte the support Of many
Of his friends and TO increase the energy
ind activity OF his opponents. He has
simply made another Milford muddle,
and although Wilmington Republicans
are not making such an open revolt as
their Milford hrethren they are none the
lsas angry aud Disguised.
II is said that Postmaster Stewart will
appoint @. M. Leitoh cll.If clerk in the
poat-otfico. Mr.. Leitch ia at present
United States eanger, and was for years
chief clerk in the office of the collector
Of Internal revenue. ".
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

Tubsrcular consumption Is Simply lung.
scrotula--the active and dangerous dayel-
opment OF a faint IN the blood. Tne grand
blood cleansing botanic principles con !
tanned Ia DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical pls.
coverY specially Il: It to purify the blood
aid prevent the formation Of ulcers In the
lungs aud bronchial tubes. LIVER com
pialnt, skin diseases, aud sores, aro also
cured By It. al dcuggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
Euonn,pn,ontp rypaTl,,n,o,

General Il. Il. Renuey and other mem
bers of Governor Biggs' stat went ia
Brsndywine Springs on Monday to To-
cato aites for some new build'ags for en-
campment purposes TO be erected by Nj.
UrOpks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The assistant
treasurer OF the United States to-day
mailed 32,7S checks, aggregAting
81, l26, 710, in payment of interest due
July LIST on registered 4 per cent bonds
and bonds issued in aid of Pacific rail-
road com panieA.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

The Postmaster-Renera on Friday re-
CO we'd letter, pOstmafked New York, and
dated the 18th instant, enclosing three 81 COO
UAited States gold certificates, which the
writer eays, 10 interest on o sum OF money
OF which be detrauded the government
years ago. BE desires Mr.. Wanamaker to
return them to the government. He is the
same man, he says, who some months ago
sent 81 500 t1 Mr.. Wanamaker for the same
purpose. The letter accompanying the
money is signed Coincidence"
President Eberhar6t of the Glass Workers
Union at Plttsburg visited the Barge ONCE
IN New York on Friday and had confer
ence with Chief Contract Labor Inspector
Mulholland about the importation OF glass
blowers from Europe by the manufacturers
oil Pittsburg and Vicinity A plan was
| agreed upon for the prevention Of glass
workers coming to this country under con-
tract. Mr.. Eberhardt cebled TO an agent In
France for evidence In regard to the seven
glass blowers who arrived on the Friesland,
Wednesday, and are now detained at the
| Barge Oflee. When received, the evidence
Will be laid before Collector ErhardL.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

ROME, JUNE 30.-Prime Minister Orispi
has written letter to Chancellor Won Gap
rivi thanking him for the ramarks made
during the debate in the Reichstag on
the army bill regarding the alliance be-
tween Italy and Germany.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

VANoEBURG, KY, June 30.-During a
severe storm Saturday night Jerry Surle.
who had his wife and child out In &
carriage drove under q protection for
shelter. Lightning struck the tree and
the Snrles ware instantly killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

Also one lot west side of Grant avOnue
between Seventh and Eighth streets 32xlOO
feetto Joseph L Carpenter ,Jr,, at { i0.25 per
foot, 1928. Also one lot east side OF Rod
ney street. adjoining residence OF Thomas
Ford, S6S8O feet, 70 William MGGarvey, at
si0T5 per foof S503. Total amount OF sale
$S,449
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

OTTAWA, ONT, June 30.--The resigna-
ton OF Gen. Middleton will without
doubt be accepted by the government.
The vote Of concurrence by parliament left
the general no other alternative than to
withdraw from tn service OF Canada.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
New YorK,s wnrebou,e nm.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The President
has approved the act in regard to the
erection Of an appraisers warehouse in
the city OF New York and the act for the
relief OF George w. Madden.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03
Murderer Eyraud i'm Paris,

PARIS, June 30.-Miehael Eyraud the
murderer OF M. Goutfs who was recently
arrested in Havana and brought from
that city to Nszsire by French detectives
on the steamer Lafayette arrived in Paris
this morning and was placed in prison.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-03

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June 3O.-Peter
jackson says he will not fight Sullivan
except in the California Athletic Club. 1t
was for the club tn say whether he should
accept Roche's offer. BE will sail for
Australia.