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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
esANDMorunnLr DnGIsLArIoN.

Deaeunciug tho Tendency OF Cow
ointment n. wards Socialist tests-
iBtiOu.
LONDON, May 20.--In the house Of
lords today the Earl of Wemyss, March,
Libera! conservative, denounced the
tendency OF the government towerds
Sooielist legislation. Parliament he &C.
clsred, seemed ready to do any
thing in the shape of grandmotherly
Liquidation and to NEEDLE with
affairs that ought to be left to private
initiative, like workmens houses, tie
payment Of wages and the feeding and
education OF the poor. The London
county council, he said, was especially
inclined TO predatory objects and fostered
projects to abolish lesseholdB and de-
prlys landlords OF their ground rents.
They even proposed to take by compulsion
without compensation property belonging
to city guilds in order 20 apply it 20
what they called industrial schemes.
Serioul legislative bodies ought to look
where socialism was leading. 1t was not
land alone but every Kind of property
that was threatened. Freedom Of CON
tract and freedom of private enterprise
were assisted state help was substituted
luz eh-heiP enup u9ossoJihS aAo ANAS -
the ration.
Lord Salisbury, the prime minister,
admitted the existence Of o strong ten
dency to lean upon the state on every
/ occasion. Against this, he said, states
| men must guard. If they imposed upon
the state burdens beyond it's power to
bear they would create an indefinite source
of expense and would ultimately PRO.
| EaI anSr lIof
might be defined as the state doing
something thht might be done By
private persons for the sake Of gein
Sometimes this was very Gnwise thing
to do and at other times wise thing
There was nothing 30 socialistic as tbs
mint and post Office, yet at the same tim
there was nothing more iIstitiable.lt va
not practical politics to classify iegislativI
proposals al aoolalistic or otherwise
Every subject ought to be treated on it
own merits. Too much importance, Lore
Salisbury dec dared, was attached to tn
spectre OF socialism. The public ccul'
be trusted to find out what pracsica
good lies behind socialistic doctrine
Nobody, not absolutely, blind coult
deny the existence OF great evil
from which arose the socialis
proposals and action. Ihdustria
and other causes produced great centre
Of misery. We are bound to do all W
can to remedy these evilg, even if we &c
called socialists, knowing we are undel
taking no principle or striking ont o
! no new route, but are simply pussuin
the long and healthy tradition of Englis
, legislation.
: Lord Salisbury's remarks wore receive
with cheers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
ryanMns HLops 20 4Toms
white Fighting Flames in n LsHrd-
waI g store. " here a STOCK OF pONV-
der sSss RAcpt.


white Fighting Ftanaes in n Hard
ware store, whore a STOCK Of Pow
der sSss iAcpt.
HAyhsh, May l8.-kt il O'Clock last night
a fire broke out in Ysasls' hardware store.
In short time the flames reached barrel
of powder Ia the building, and a terrific
explosion followed. The whole structure
was blown to pieces and ~ persons were
killed. Among the dead are four fire
chiets, Senores Mu7set. Zsncovtech, Oscar
Cont, francesca Ordonez aud the Velezne-
Ian consul, Senior Francesca Silva, who
bnppeued to be in front Of the building at
the lime OF the explosion. In addition TO
the killed over 100 persons are ininrf d.
The explosion caused tho Widest excite
ment throughout tie city, and thousands
tiocked to the scene OF the disaster. Ihe
governor general, the civil governor and
all the principal authorities OF the city
were promptly on tbs ground and did
everything In thsir power 10 aid the injured
and calm the grief. str!eken relatives OF the
victims. Several houses adjacent to the
wrecked building We're damaged By the ok
plosion.
ltany human Limbs have been taken from
the ruins. The relatives OF missing per-
sons supposed to be la the ruins ere gath
erad on the spot, and as the bodies are
brought out the scenes are moEt distress
Ing. The conduct OF the authorities is the
subject OF universal praise, The highest
officials have Incurred personal risks IN
conducting the search for the dead, and
have offered tho usu OF their own carriages
to convey the Injured to tho hospitals.
Ysasis, the proprietor of tho wrecked
hardware store, has been arrested. 1t is
feared that there are several more victims
in the ruins. Over the theatres and the
chamber OF commerce and many other
bun iings flags are hanging at half mast.
Everywhere are signs OF mourning. Up
a. the present time the number Of deud
| is "a,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
a BRUTAL MURDER.
One Chicago Man Deliberately
Shoots Another " hen DOwn-

One Chicago Man Deliberately
Shoots Another When Down
CH1cAGo, May 90 Wild with rage and
insane with drink Barney Benson com.
m tied q most brutal murder shortly
before 2 O'Clock, this morning. Jerry
Sweeney was the vietirn. The murder
was the result of quarrel which occurred
in saloon on Sunday night. Benson is
foreman OF the National Boiler Works
barn. Some time ago he discharged
Sweeney, who worked under him.
Sunday night they met in q
saloon and both being under the iraueuee
OF liquor soon get into fight in which
Bsnson was badly beaten. Both men oon-
tinued to drink all day yesterday and last
night they met in another salouu and but
for the interference of friends would have
had another lght. ="
Between and O'Clock this morning
Benson was on bis way home when he
mot Sweeney. Benson drawing re-
yolver called him coward and began
shooting 81 him. He had shot three
times when Sweeney tried to take the re-
yolyer from his Antagonist end was
knocked down for his effort. Benson
placing bis foot on the prostraie mans
neck deliberately putty bullets through
his heart Sweeney died almost instantly.
Benson hos had.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
THE WRECK OF TIRE DAoo4.
The Passengers Barely Find stands
5np Kuor,s ON 3, Lew Rect.

ing Room ON q Lew Nfeefs
LONDON, May 20.-The Daedalus reet
in the Red Sea, upon which the British
steamer Daeca from London, April Both,
for Brisbane struck on Friday last, is 400
miles from Suez and is directly in the
track of navigation. lighthouse, the
light from which is visible for IA miles at
night, MARKS the reef which IL few
inches above the sea at low water, The
DacCa struck the reef at O'Clock in the
morning. The weather at the time waa
fine aud clear. Only CIV Of the passen-
gers had left their berths at the time of
the accident. The steamers bows were
stove, but she fioated for four hours.
There were IL saloon passengers on
board and large number of migrants
in the steersge. A majority Of che emil
grants were young women. The passen-
gers took refuge on the reef, few OF
them being accommodated in the light
house, but most of them being forced to
remain on the rock. Many of the latter
were compelled to stand in water up to
their waists. Most Of the passengers lost
their clothing.
! Tho British steamer Rosario, from
Bombay, May 9Th, for Odessa, barely
succeeded in reseuing the officers and
crew Of the Dacca before she uank. The
! British steamer Pslamiotta, from
| Greenock, with coal for Calcutta, took
the passengers of the reef and afterward
took the Dacca's officers and crew from
the Rosario and landed all of them, 4lS
| persons, Of Sues on Sunday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
PLuoxINa A BANk.
How the Bank OF Americn snd
the Insurance COMPANY Were
Wrecked.

HOW Lhe Bank OF AmerhCfs tSaA"
the Insurance COMPANY Were
Wrecked.
PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-The revels-
tions Of Assignee Smith of the Bank OF
America, and Examiner Tompkins OF cha
American Life Insurance Company, caus
together to-day from the court OF COM
mon pleas in this city and from the inaur-
ance commissioners offce ut Harrisburg,
A glance over tho list OF worthless secur-
tiles shows ut once the large hand played
by the American Financial Association, in
the ruin of beth the bank and insurance
company. The stock OF this association
held IS security for notes by the bank
and insurance company is estimated as
utterly worthless.
The notes on which theHe hundreds Of
Thousands were paid were, according TO
tie report Of the assignee, drawn by mon
who had no capital to invest and were in
the employ of the Work mcfarland
Pfiffsr syndicate. Il. II. Ewbanks got
S125, 600 from She bank and gave $50
sharen OF tina American Financial AsBo-
cietion as security. Ewbanks came here
from Wilmington, and is now resident
of Camden. tie was general ledger book
keeper in the bank. George W. Boileau
OWES the bank 1852 800 on notes and
81, 6a5. 81 intsresr. Boileau is clerk an
the office OF the Philadelphia Finance Co.,
and borrowed on the strength of 3 200
shnras of .hs American Finance Assoeia-
ton. II. u. Yerkes owes the bank over
SiIG, 900 aud several thousands of Inter
est on notes secured by the same American
financial stock. Yerkes was an sgent OF
tho syndicate in asme OF its transactions,
and helped start the 6aR Isle City Bank,
which collapsed with the rest. Charles
Work. the son of George F. Wosi, owes
the bank 1860, secured by 80 shares o.
his defunct Fidelity Safe Deposit Com
psny OF Camden.
Locking at the wreck of the American
Life Company the figures point in the
game direction. Ihs American Life hello
as oollsterais 2 1866 shares Of tha Bank o.
Missouri stock and 80 shares of thu
American Financial Association stock
the MONEY of both the bank and the in
,, surance coInpRny having gone into tn
financial association.
The committee OF policy holders of tn
American Lie met to-day. They wer,
. Francis 81. Brooke, General 81. =. Hinde
kofer, David Wethsrley, Jr., Edwart
Lewis end Levi Knowles. The selectet
! William O. Hannis aa counsel for all tn
policy holders, except thosa identitie
with the management, who are expectet
! TO be hostile. They passed resolution
/. authorizing EIr. Hannis to mako
a thorough investigation, with vieN
. to discovering whether there has bee
! any criminal offeaoes or breao
of trust committed by the MAI
K agement of the insurance company
Q A letter to that effect wes sent to Pres
y dent Richie as receiver for the insuranC
y company. Fir. Richie has bsen quote
n as saying that tho policy holdera' lawys
: could have every facility for investiga
1t ing the books, and the COMMITTEES is g
fecting formal reply 10 that eject.
Q thers should be any refusal the cou
L would be applied to Immediately for q
d order upon the receiver.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

PITTsBuRG, May ao.-The main talk
among tho iron workers in all the union
iron milla ia the work Of the Analgamated
convention which will open up in this
city two weeks from to-day. The main
question at issue this year will be an ad-
vance of 30 cents agEsd by the puddlers,
which is to come from tho firms, and
change asked BY the roughers on guide
roll in their wages will advance them
about 5 per cent, whieh is to be paid by
the rollers. The pudaiors claim If the
finishers will not ask fer an advance tho
FIRMS will concede them their wages.
some of the finishers are willing tc con-
cede the puddlers' demand irrespective
of their own request.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

Those who Started On the second
JaaEtt IN DsIavarc's southern cay

Those who STARTED On the second
.Jamnt 10 DsIayarc's southern cay
At SEC O'CLOCK Monday another party
OF exeuls,. nists iron Wilmington and
vicinity IL the ID iiaware Avenue station
al the Is. K o. railroad for e Trip to Plei-
mont, Ala, the new aud hustltng southern
city ia which many Deawareans arc inter-
egtad. The following composed the party;
Wlimington--Judgs e. +. Wales, j. A.
Richardson. Eaq., q. II, h. Whitley, A. W.
Slnlth, ID. Lid,aY, William Luxe, w. u.
saaliey. Jr Esq, W. IL. Lrmmis, ", r,
Taylor, James u. Wright, } Barton Chey-
nav, 8. Norris Matthews, Harry Charles,
Harry Brown. Henry Evans, g. h smith, J.
u. Saith, l. II, Gayley, - ualnes, II. u.
Evans, OU&r,e5 IL. Bonhan, william John
son. j. L. YanSant. E. s. Il. Butler, Z. Z.
Moody.
Dover, j. II. Peterson. wyoming, Fred
Taylor. Townsend, George NJ. d. Hart.
Graenvllle, Dr.. Charles Green, W. II,
Brinekls. William Wilson; Harrington,
aadwln, L, j, Fooss. Middletown, W. 7.
johnson. Church Hill, Md, Charles I,
Colins, JsmoI +. Johne, J Is. Brown,
PhtadSlphia, r. ID. WtstGg, l. X. Passmore,
u. L. PAuIin, A. g. yArnell. $. D. HawleY
W MeDanlels, Josepll Nj. Crnnston, Il, II
Hail. Mr. Burr. Reading. Pa, A. Howard
Merritt Oxford, Pc. D. Al. Tsylorr;, D. Il
Jo saphNI il. Kant, i. {. TAYLOR. Ltbert,
Grove, Pa, H. Mccullough. West Grove
Pa, Joseph Pyle, s. o. Kent, :. K. Cham
beers, L. NJ. Wright. Lincoln, Pa, 7. Gar
Tett, Hcnry Cope. David Cope. Jefee,
Islands, England, James James. Baltimore
j X. Taylor. whiteleYsburg. Md, william
Il. Degess. Kanned.viiie, Nd, William
Janv.er. Rising Sun. Nd, O. ". Childa
Job IainrE, jesse A Kirk, John Keilholt2
q, u. Date, u. II. Halues, Q. Kimols, a. L
nuycEiuek, II. q. Duyeklnek. P.easan
Grove, Pa, ]. ], Pennell, United stats
Senator John I. Morgan, Alabama.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
AN INDIA RUBBER BzBY.
Tossed From the Window Of a Nov
ing car II Escapes UnhUrt.

gnS GhE III Escapes bnnWTI.
Philadelphia Record Thursday.
What may be termed mirsoulcus es-
cape from death occurred yesterday after
noon TO the two years-oid baby of Mrs.
William o. Morgen OF Darby. Mrs.
Morgan had spent the day in this city
shopping, and was much fetisued when
she boarded the 4.46 O'clock, p. m. train
from Bread street station. The little one
played in its mothers lap aud locked the
picture of oontentment. Mrs. Morgan
was seated by an open window, and every
little while the baby would climb up on
its mothers lap, gaze gleetnliy ont Of the
winduw and then sink back again to 70
sumo its play.
As the trsia was nearing Darby and
running vt q nigh rate Of speed the baby
aesin Glarnbored up to the open window,
and last at that moment the train shot
around q curve while the baby bounded
ont the window lihe aall. Tho dis.
sracted mother with Cry Of despair
dashed to the door of the car TO throw
herself of OF the train after her darling
child, but hhe was caught in timo by Bag
eage.masler McCauley. Mrs.. Morgan
was in state of frenzy, and, breaking
away from the baggage master wonl0
have taken flying leap from the platform
had she not again been ssizad by Mr.
Finnegan, OF Sharon Hill, who forced her
back into the car.
In tina meantime the signal had baen
given to stop the train. When IT came
to q bait tha train bands and passengers
ran back expecting 10 ind tho nlangled
remains OF ihe ipiant, but, wonderful &c
r.In4a tba ng,iI5 xuna fDn,,S to he 1anhI1pE
II was taken to the residence Of the sta
ton agsot, where DR.. Mcguire made an
exam nation, but he could not lind ans
marks or bruises OF ii. Whether !. is in
jursd internally remsins to be seen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
A Eeaiher-finder' Till Tapped by a
IouuaciOus And dsenIeeI Stranger

A Eealher-finder7s Till Tapped by n
LOquaciOus and Genteci stranger
A German of very genteel appearance
oalod at the store OF A. s. Jones, leather
finder, No. Ga ShipieY strser, Thursday
evening aud asked to sea some goods. MIR.
Jones' was alone In the store. he was
shown different samples of goods aud was
taken back and forth from the rear 10 the
front OF the store several times. At length
he purchased soma needles costing 10 cents.
The proprietor did not leave him alone In
the front room for moment. Suddenly
thu man asked for come paper to make cal
culatlons. Ho was given 1t and went to the
dosk to figure on prices. The till is Just at
the rear Of the desk and can be reached by
extending the arm. While figuring
he put another question to Mr..
Jones which necssslteted that Rentleman's
going to the back room. He was there
hardly 10 seconds when the customer was
zone. The till was found emptied OF Its CON
tents o. bank notes, amounting 10 about $50
Ths police were Immediately notified, but
no TO date nothing has been heard OF ,hs
thief. Mr.. Jones' is very much annoyed at
his repeated yiotimtzation. He was robbed
OF $500 ut Seventh and King streets and on
former occasion OF 800. The thief Is
about feet 10 inches In height and weighs
about 1876 pounds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
Death OF u. G,ipin Asl,b-idge.

B. Gilpin Ashbrldge Of this city, died
on Monday afternoon, sstlthe residence of
John w. Hickman, Russellville, Chester
county, Pr, at the age OF 81 years. Mr..
Ashbridge has been in poor health for
some time. About three weeks ago he
went to Russellville, hoping to derive
benefit from the change. but he gradually
Grew worse. He was employed in the
postal service of the Pennsylvania rail
road. The body was brought TO this city
Tuesday. Funeral services were held at
the reaidanee of Samuel Speakman, No.
3Oa West Twelfth street, last evening.
The kev. j. e. Bryan of Newport offioiat-
ing, The interment, which WAS private,
was mad at West Chester, to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

San ANTONIO, Tex, Nay 2O.-Ds. F. p,
Omelas, Mexican consul, says that the
report sent out OF this city few day ago
OF threatened revolution in the state OF
Cosbuta ia undoubtedly uuirue. lie also
seys that Senior Garzss Gaisa, governor OF
Coahuila, is now in the City Of Mexico,
comforting with President Diaz, relative
to the affairs OF the state. Senior Omeias
plonounces the report untrue in every
particular and says 5enot Gslan Was re-
csntly elected governor Of Ooahuila for q
second term by larga majority OF tho
popular vote,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

The S8sa yearly meeting OF Progressive
Friends VIII be held ct Longwood on the
18Th and I4th Of june. IL other years the
sessions hays continued three days but
iraemuch as the first day has usually b9an
given an TO routine business the comrnittee
decided to eurtall tho business AMI shorten
the time OF the meeting. The Rev. +. A.
HincEley and DR.. Pentecost will be the
sneakers Gu Friday. Or Saturday Alice
Stone Blackwell and the R5y. Anna SHAW
will discuss woman suffrage, aud Grand
Master Workman Powderiy Will SPEAK on
the lahor nnpBttOn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
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The 1EinIaricai society.

The regular monthly meating OF the Hia-
torlcal Society was held Monday evening.
The membrrs present were Dol. O, Fabieer,
Hon. George ii. Bates, Willard Hall Plrter.
L. dtipin, DR.. John p. Walls, james L.
Dey5u, John J. Gallagher, W. s. Hliles,
Ed, Or. +. E. Stewart, DE-. Horace Burr,
II. n. Brlnghurst, L. II. Hoffecker, Esd,
d. N. Trump. II the absence OF the Presl-
dent, his Hon. L. L, Wsles, Mr.. Fehiger
presided. II was reported that 500 hand.
somely bound cop'es OF DR.. Burrs BOOK
upon Old BSedas Church will shortly be
ready for publication. The price Will b3
$2.25. A certificate Of the Legion OF Honor,
granted by Louis XIV, was exhibited. 1t Is
the property OF tit representatives Of the
late Professor Maeheret, and left with the
society Tor safe keeping. record OF the
services of tho iate Joseph II. waiter vas
rerd and was ordered placed on the min
SIT
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

Hor SPRINes, ARK, May 2e.-Threa
miles from this city yesterday, while out
horse back riding, Miss Florence Nc
Keogh was fred on from ambush and one
Of the shots passed through the back part
Of the body behind her shoulders from
left 10 right. The wounded girl bravely
stayed in the saddle and putting the whip
to her horse rode at full speed three
quarters Of mile to farnsr's house,
where she fell exhausted. Her right arm
is paralyzed and she can hardly speak.
This woUld-be assassin is still at large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

Mrs. Mollie Orippen, nee Woodward,
wife OF Henry j. orippen and eldest and
last surviving daughter Of Charles b, and
yallie j. Woodward, diedat G o'clock Tues
dap morning at her residence, 1410 Har-
rison street, of typhoid fever, after an
illness of four weeks. Mrs. Crippen had
lived in Wilmington ell her life and will
be sadly missed by very large circle OF
old friends. Since Rirlhood shs had been
a member and regular attendent of Della
ware Avonue Baptist Church. She was
married in January, 1887.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

Coroner Gamble was notified Tuesday
morning, that Robert Penhallow, aged IS
years, was found dad in his bed at the
Odessa Hotel. at Odessl. The deceased
was a blacksmith, who recently came
from Connecticut, sHe retirtd.on Mondey
in HIS usual health, but not appearing At
breakfast mex, morning on investigation
was made ard ne was found to have dlsd
daring the night. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
ontcer. OF the From, street Zine,

The new board of directors OF the
Front and Union Street railway Com
pony mot Monday and elected George
W, Bush, president; Samuel A, Price,
secretary snd superintendent; u. I.
TAYLOR, treasurer. After discussion the
matter Of opening the stock book for
subscriptions to sufficient stock to equip
ne line with electric motive power Was
dofeSsod for the present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
P,nntng vain strike.

BurrA1o, N. Y, May 20-The mill
hapds in all but two of the planning mills
in the city struck this morning, They
want nine hours instead Of 10 and no re-
duction in wac .. The strikers to the
nu,nber of 465 held very orderly meet.
ing this NOR leg. The Queen City and
Schneider psning mills conceded the de-
mands OF the men and those employed
there did not strike.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
nnu,n,, tinia ~ IE.ck..

LONDON, May 2D.-Ar.hur Newton, tho
solicitor who pleaded guilty to the charge
of conpiying to defeat justice by assist
ing certain peIsons charged with COM
plicity in the Cleveland street scandal 70
escape, was arraigned for judgment to-
day. He vas sentenced to imprisonment
for six weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
modifled Tneir Demand.

P1TTsBuEa, May 20.--The $500 en-
ployes o. the National Tube Works Com
pany, at McKeespost. Pa, who struck 10
days ago for III per cent advance, this
morning presented modified demand for
an advance of from u TO 10 per cent. The
scale will only apply to certain depart
ments, and not ell employees, "a in the
first demand. An early settlement is
probable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
WORLDS ra,r Colmn.i.siorers.

The directors Of tho worlds fair, to be
held Ia Chicago IN 1928, have appointed
Willard Hall Porter, Esq. OF this city, and
q 5orgs v. Massey. ED, Of Dover. comnte-
sioners OF tho fair Tor the state OF Della
ware. willard salisbury, Jr., E-q., OF this
city, and John Marvel Of Laurel, have been
appointed alternGtes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

DETROIT, MICH, May 2O.-Polly Croul
Carlisle, born in New York in 1872, died
mere yesterday. Hhe remembered very
distinctly Gen. Lafsyette's triumphant
visit 20 this country and whom baby was
kissed by Gen. Washington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
A nalti,,uoco NEYstery.

baltimore, May zO.-shoErly after 6
O. clook this morning Pstroiman CArbersy
found Martin Connolly, laborer, dsaj
on the lot at North and Read streets.
The mans left temple YVES crushed and
his head was lying against rock. The
police are making Investigations.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
Etsnr-rsour lre.o,n,inns.

BosToN, May 29.-Tha frat Nationalist
club of Boston last night edoptad 3 res
olu,;on emhodying expression q sym
rsthy with the eiRht-hcur movement and
declaring the conservation Of human
energy to be Of thu greatest economic
Importance. The resolution will be sent
to al the Nationalist clubs in tic United
StatCg. s