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,y..., ~. cuii, agriculture i pro-
n .r- go. .:... rapluiy, and there are
Tbs s 1900 cua.lvsuon over 100000 acres.
misysrts 49, sle - cassiemen, but the inn
pamre hla..r.s - s.e isno ana make the
1870 s.os ss from them and their de-
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1'T eountry
tins nss.' 1 . tnese immigrants the Argen-
crss,ar y ,.M - very liberal. The immi-
cons;d..ss,s secures the newcomer for q
lo.ls;,ss 800 .ino hftcr landing, board and
sts,s ano tne bureau OF labor immedi-
wow. - ~ I'seii about procuring them
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HAS CEASED.
ssple Of Buenos Ayres
Very Angry.
6IpEnT MUST RESIGN.
Prociamations TrampIsd
- Captain Pheisn and
81 1lsssisn Troops.

~ %. The Times correspond
- Ayres says: The exaspera-
slmsn Is Undesirable. I'm
n1 Il Is feared attempts Will be
lie. The bourse Is closed and
1ustponed until August 3. Elk
ouots gold At 40. President
not appear TO realize his posi-
"a thAt the squadron has sur
1nr Of war has Issued bulle-
- ~ rank and file OF the rev.
"a declaring that 100000 ma
- ars ready to defend the
President Celman. The bull
1n1sd with dsrision. and copies
& I'm scattered throughout the
@pled under foot by the peo-
SSen1Iook Is bad, unless Celman's
- mere bravado.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

I see gentlemen ri-ing on that (Gepub-
llcan) side o. the Eouse, one oolttaaIas
for hish duty on lead. an>thSv to-
low octg On lad '-oh one { them de-
c!sring hat Lis particular linda ttry vi
be Ta.csd unless his tEsalg il AM i'd
out Or the cher t.'7 ous gart d hi,{h
duty en- gls7s and "nothar low duty,
.nG 90 o. throughout She whole Of tIe
schedule. Il is not question a. 10
whetAer the government. n5als ths
revenue OF not il il not question
whether We aro lsvying duties for the
purpose Of rEising revenue TO go iuto no
treasury; it is nat question whs.nsf sas
majority OF the American pz3D.o ara 70
be benefited by th.a hul bu, 1t ID n
scramble, o trade, and a bRrgain On tie
part OF gentlemen on tnat sid, II tho
Hcuse to see who can 6 t The most o the
steal 10 this bill. It Il moe .rasin
and sale, n trs =, a scramble, . graz
game aud it seems tbet th9ss ~hu have
got tteir NAV into it sre standing wntst
80 % to croEd oil the res. 1at, Tit
whole thing is steal aud a rodney u
the great American psopla.-Rpreisis,q
tine Blaad's .f1s rattutS Sp3:ct II d.
E0lsj on HcgHtSEqy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

The Department Will Got $4,000
for InIerccnIlny newer HEnnNlles.

hNo hrtbhHhNhHAt Sot F~stVW"
for Intercepting sewer branches.
The Directors OF the Street and Sewer
Department met in regular session Tuesday
evening. The weekly payroll OF 1855 20.
the monthly oil S31S.S3, and the eugtneers'
OF SSe9.7S were ordered paid. Collections
for liens amounting to S238.87 were re-
ported by City Auditor Newell.
Permission to drain the new Geaoe H. Il.
parsonage was granted.
Four car loads OF broken stone for Van
deyer avenue were ordered from MeOiena-
han h Brother OF Port Deposit, Md. at Sl.42
per TOP.
The contract for paving the west side OF
Spruce street, between Fourth and Eleventh,
was given to Davis Il Brother, at 60 cents
per square yard. Tbs contractors will fur
nish all material except gutter stone.
The agreement FOR right OF way for
branch OF the Shiplsy run sewer, between
Front and Reed streets, between Matthew
Kyle and the city was approved.
The contract for extra work on the King
street interceptor Of the new interceptlng
sewer was given to Contractor Jacoby at
S5.S5 per foot for pipe, and 81 per cubic
yard for removing rock. The extra cost OF
special pipe will be allowed.
President Farra and Messrs. Shea and
Ourrep OF the finance committee OF Oily
Council were present, and q conference
for next year. for the intercepttug sewer
branches. The Street and Sewer Depart
ment asked for $4,000, but the finance
committee Of City Council concluded that
1t would give but $4,000. ~ more would
raise the tax rate. Several conferences
were held the board claiming that s20 900
was insufficient. II WINS learned that the
surplus OF the Water Department, which ia
turned over to Council, would be gao 900
instead OF $4,000, ~ at first sxpected.
This would allow an increase In the Street
and Sewer appropriation.
After being informed by City Solicitor
Turner that Council could be compelled
under the act to maize any appropriation
the Street and sewer Department de.
manded. the finance committee concluded
to hold another conferences with the board.
President Carpenter told the committe
that the board did not wantii to
raise the tax rate II 1t could be avoided.
The committee stated It's willingness to
give $4,000, which the board agreed to
take.
Bids for printing the annual report were
received as follows: Wilmington Printing
o., sl.25 per page for 200 copies; Mercan-
tile Printing o., 80 per page; j. Miller
Thomas, II ,33 per page; Delaware Print
inRg Co.. $l.4 per page.
Consideration was postponed for one
week, and the board adjourned,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

Wouldn't there be trouble in tho local
Republican camp IL MIR. Jackson should
decide to contest the nomination for cor
oner and to expose the tsan1greasions and
transyrsssors against the primary eiec-
tinns Law? We do not imagine that he
will, but with q nominal majority OF only
81 in vote Of 5,SGi to overcome, and
with the backing Of the penalties that
the lay prlsoribes for repeating, false
perannation, bibery, intimidation, uniue
and corrupt influence, aud the like, wat
. picnic be could raise, Euch an over
hhpin q Saturday. nomination 80 Mr.
Jackson might sst on foot, however, il
foliowed no by enforcement of the pom
aitle7 which toe lay provides, would, no
matter whether II should or should not
t'iN6ll5h lis lille, wagk an iucaloulshle
,.lG annt Of mora, good, The Law Was
flsmhd 10 secure u fair expression OF the
lraitisd yoasrs Of u party and to ensure
70 tAam the candidate Of their choice; il
il is 10 be yioslei with impunity kow
can they hh Iegitipately expected to sup
/ porL the Uomiuqes2 ,rhe rights o, the
noaest aud uupurchassb voters can
naly - conserved by making the law te-
/ E-ytgl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

The Mckinley Fat-tryers compsnsN-
tion bill has been rallroaded through the
House according to programme, bat
nobody cares much about it. Even such
prominent Republican organs ~ the New
YORK Tribune dismiss the matter with
few random words about the bill bsing
triumph for Mckinley, rsbuts to tbs
''frea-traders" and measure that pee
serves 'inIacl the commanding principle
of protection to American indu '.rles."
We may remark In passing that the bill,
as passed. ''protects" the 100, 900 persons
engaged in the American canned goods
industry by iuposing uniform ddty of
AZ cents per pound on al!
thicknesseS of tin plate up TO Juiy LIST,
1881, when an additional duty Of So per
cent is to be imposed on oil mRnuSas-
lures of tin plate. This is given as the
pUrport OF the amendment that MoKinley
got through by majority of one, amid
the pandemonium which prevailed when
he Was pushing the bill to passage with
over 100 OF its l56 pages entirely uncon-
aidered and 200 amendments pending
before the committee of tho whole aud
printed inrthe Record which oDu d not be
even heard Of, except 81 some OF the
louier-iunged Republicans Moderated
illusions to few of them above
the prevailing din. Tue scanty
and guarded praise of tho
Republican organs seems freighted with
unexpresBed shame for the men who
swallowed their protests and amothered
their manhood at the crack Of the party
whip. 1t ia an open secret that some OF
them e1tenuated TO themselves their
cowaEdics IN voting uuder gag Law for
party measure which they aeithsr under
d.ood nor approved as a Business rsgu-
lRtor, by assuring themselves that taa
Senate will taxa time TO ind out what
there is in tbs bill and, having done
this, will tear the very shifting
ont OF it. II, as we have said
before, tariff reformers were politicians
before they nre patriots, they could ask
nothing better than the speedy passage
and enforcement of this Mckinley mos
stroaity, but even the most rabid "pso-
tectionist" knows that sucn bill, forced
through the House by such methods, can
cover run the gauntlet of tine Senate, aud
that, IL there had hesn the remotegt
danger Of this, there are Republicans IN
the House who wouid never have been
such suicidal fools as to let it get thrcug III
the lower body. As it is, the Republicans
OF the House can plead 10 the tst.fryers
that they have kept Their past Of the cop.
tract; but how they will square them.
selves with the farmers and workingmen
Of their constituencies it is difliju 10
imagine. However, that is ,heE OWE
funersl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
As the court bad Yiewa ahont aupproas.

As the court had views ahout suppress.
ing crime by these sneak instrumental
ties be iued Chaplin in the modest sum
Of e25 aud roasted the Informing moral.
lists with fac Of $500 each.-NeW York
ECeniaq Telegram
Great Jurisl's Wife-What makes you
so tired tonight? Julgs-t had to
charge jlrg IN IN important case this
afternoon. "Oh suppose IL is great
ltrain &c recall all the details Of q case"
IA isl'L that. 1t isn't thst. It's being
obliged 20 talk to a jury 80 long minn.ea
without saying any thing. '-NeD York
HteG!y.
Tho nottingham is going to be so
prosperous under the nss Tariff bill that
Dir. carnegie hes deemed IL we'll to iu-
vest $500, COO III hotel for their aocop-
mediation out III Pittsburg. As Mr..
Carnegie is mau of philapthropio
notions he will doubtless ses to il that
the ironworkers get good board and
lodging for &5 day. r. UOm.
Disrc'il dige'tiser.
Ohol.ia vas smart" 'How ~ "Why,
Jus before his rioh uncle died he called
Choilis TO him and tod him he bad de.
oited 60 lsove him nothing but his auto
G1Ana fft-oUt;, ,n;l ~
.l IA - ~ ~
IN NJ n NJ IA 80 80 ~. a Ky W V tos
1880. .AII - :. =" 1871, ~ ma " pus sno
sutoE = y, ~ sadp T M" tiie Iiu iei-
NV ~ y $50 4 &-'o' w. hi''0N
IN S@ Si,,5ii,, sonie yesIs sso man
40, G''a.n We sr,ensea iot s,oIslag
| This Judge before whom lie was brought
WI ~, EpPonJa VI tI9 ., a',ns
se ~ ~ 10y $500 sHo"e% tns' q
wv uo4e 60 a, - iiiIos ~ 'ne ~. y.
a. a. Int So ~ sha pioFSl Tue osn ~ IN
s ~ ia.'stp.s - so'N uDNsA'' Alu ehoh
t1ii -, - ~ Poi"9.
Jbe old man WAS ebout to pass away,
ana ile pre..ed ms young wife's hand.
Daring, after | am gone marry my
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

A special from Atlantic City on Monday
said; This place don't require any fake
advertising cure. Its soft climate; lts
thanksgiving sea-alr; It's invigorating
breezss, AID Its general sanitary points are
too we'll known to need anything further
than its past reputation to recommend Il.
But case IN point gives an idea OF what
eau he accomplished In the way OF cure
for the sick. Some three years ago j. Tay-
lor Cause, president OF the Harlan h Hol.
lingsworth bodybuilding company 1t WI.
mington, WAS brought here ia his private
car 80 III that his physicians gave very little
nope for his recovery. Iis was resident
OF this place Just TIRES months aud went
home Il sound, strong man. Tan days agn
his wife. Mrs. ]. Taylor Cause, who was
very low, WAS ordered to Atlantic City, and
her condition can be imagined when 1t -
stated that, notWith standing the taotithat
she WAS removed in Mr.. Gauss's private
car, with evetv known comfort and con-
veniapce, It required week to bring har
down, the journey 80 ratiguing her systsn
that 1t was impossible totTavel mors than
short dis anoe at n time Yesterday saw
the lady on the beach, aad hsr family phy.
stefan, DR., Peter Cooper Of Wilmington,
who came down TO the TrAymore to SEQ hIs
patient, tells ms that her complete recov.
cry is only matter Of time"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
PHILADSLPHId NOTES.

Thomas Spencer 50 years old, com.
mitted suicide Tuesday night bycuitiag his
throat.
Michael Plsaut was sentenced TO ten
wears IN the Eastern Pen!tentiAry Tues.
day for assaulting 1l-yearB.oli josie Cor
sonute.
For sending threatening postal card
through The mail William &. Herbert was
Tuesday fined s15 Ia the Uulted States
district court.
Suits against ~ persona alleged to be In
debted to tho Amsricgn Lifts Insurance
Company wers begun Tuesday by the re-.
cetver u the nsolv7ut corporation.
Thomas Latimer, & member OF the bar
and president Of the linton Benevolent
Association and the Philadelphia Tract
Society, died on Monday evening, In his
S7th year.
The striking carpenters rave distributed
circulars in 1eighboriuR towns asking ear.
penters 10 remain away from Philadelphia
until such time as We Arriva at some solu4
tlon OF the present difficulty"
Papers have been signed In Philad ,lphIa
whereby the Actors Of NaT York Will huii
IN that city for George q. Bodt probuby
the iluest hotel in the world, To cost at least
SO, upO 000.
Tho Master Builders Exchange Tuesday
referred to its board II directors a ryso-
luton declaring that II members OF the ex J..
changa had violated the bylaws and the
| spirit Of the resolution OF the exchange IN
accepting york from the Williamson School
trustees TO the prejudice Of other members,
as charged they should resign.
Deposiiors OF tue Bank OF America at a
meeting Tuesday adopted the report ~ /,
committee which has been Investigating
this Rii Ms Of the Institution. The commit.
tee expresses Tho opinion that criminal
| proceedings can be Instituted against per-
| sons who aid9i In wrecking the bank. and
the further belief that no criminal or wrong
inteuf was iniulged A hy managers OF tbs
various branches. Il was resolved TO ON
| p!oy counsel to lock after the welfare oI
the depositnrs. Confidence was expressed
IN the course OF Assignee smith, who ha.
diteoted the aGls OF the real estate and per.
sonnl property OF the hank.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
DISAPPOINTED CARPENTERs.
The General Secretary OF the
brotherhood Fails 10 Appenr.


The General Secretary OF the
brotherhood Faiis 10 Appenr.
Between 800 and 400 carpenters and
jOlners assembled in Odd Fellows Hall
Tuesday ni&ht 10 listen TO an address nv p. j.
Mcguire. general secretary OF the Unttei
Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Joiners OF
America.
The arrangements for the meeting wore
made by the wood workers OF the Jackson
Il Sharp Company, who have organized
themselves In temporary local and indie.
pendent organization. Another speaker
was expected from Boston, hut neither Mr.
Mcguire nor he put In AN appearance.
AT S.45 O'Clock Nc. Thomps who was
acting IA master of ceremonies, went on
tho stage aud said that he was sorry 10
state that Dir, Mcguire had not arrived.
Another train would arrive In few
minutes, and he would go to msst 1t. iir.
Thompson went to meet the train, and the
men who had been quietly cOnversing
bsgan TO leave by twOs aud threes. About
8 o'clock bir, Thompson returned without
MIR. Mcguire, and by common impulse the
nesting broke up.
A number gathered In the ante.room and
expressed their Indignation IN having 70.
celvsi no message from Mr.. Mcguire, who
hal promised to be present. Tina local
nulon OF the Brotherhood OF Carpenters,
had taken no part In the arrangements for
meoting, and prominent member said
In the Ante.ronm that "they had good
enough man IN Wilmington any how" Mem.
bers VI the local union appeared to he glad
that Mr.. Mcguire had not arrived. and
there was evidently some opposition to the
present movement.
A telegram was sent to Mr.. Magulre,d dur
ing the evening, but no reply was received.
A man who had been ont OF work for two
weeks said that he had waited out OF re-
gard Tor the movement 10 this city and the
strike 10 Philadelphia, but now intended
to 90 to Philadelphia and got job lie
was warned not to DO 40, or b., might get
his head kuOcked off,"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

The following programme has een ar
ranged for the commencement eEerolses OF
Wilmington Commercial College at 40
ODets House on June l2th: The Hon,
Thomas i Bagard will preside yocation,
tho ~. Rev. leighton Coleman, 4. T. II. !,
LII. D., bishop OF Delaware; salutatcry,
Mis- Bessie Fleming; annual address, Col.
tassel H. Conwoll Of Philadelphia; pre-.
pentation OF diplomas by II, i, Goliey.
principal; address TO graduates, Col A, X,
Mcclure, editor Of the Philadelphia Times
valedletory, Charles |. Stengle benediction
the Rev W. Z. s. Murray. Ph. D.; music,
RsyboId's orchestra.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

RI : ARMf w0Rn.
Its Work Of DestrncttOn In the
WhrnG Eis,d~ nj Somerset County.

Its work Of rpostructtOn In the
WhrnG Fields al Somerset County.
Baltimore SIM special.
PRINCEs4 ANNE, MAJ 27.--The destructive
army worm appeared nysieriou.Y IL this
county u few days ago Rni Is no Y actively
at work IN many wheat fields. The worm
cuts oil this blades OF tho wheat stalk, and
an examination has also revealed his work
OF destruction In the maturing hend4 of
wheat. Young timothy has not been eK-
empt from the attues. and growing corn
has also suffered. ln many instances corn
will have 10 he raplantsl. The pests oan
be enumerated only by millions, and roth
ing lie left to mark their march over lawn
bur graz. nipned m near tho earth. They
crawl on pnrches AMI have tnyaded houses.
They blackenei y road over which they
crossed for 200 yards.
The corn OF samuel Miller was badly
damaged by them rs they marched over
his place In great numbers. Joseph Reed /,
who has farm GdjoiDing Mr.. Mliier's,
plowed around his fields aud tore down II
bridge - keeU them away from his crops.
The insects reschei his land however, by
crossing on the nndistutbGd haama OF the
bridge. The crops of John Larmour and
Roger Woodfotd also suffered. Among
other farmers reporting losses are james U.
Dennis, Col. Ii. Page. Mr. Ruch, Mr.. o. q.
Ball, Francis Oovington and MIR. William j..
Porter.
An experienced farmer residing in this
section suggests that tho worms can bsst be
kept away by ploWing double turrow
around or across the field on which they
are moving. Then they may BIS Killed by
setting fire to straw In the burrows. Grows
and blaekbrds, he says. will also destroy
them rapidly,
ACentreville correspondent states: whea
fields In many sections OF this county have
p"en attacked by small but voraciou,
lOuse. The Insect seems to draw OIL all tn,
sap from the stalk, which then withers anC
the blade assumes Il reddish tint. Many
wheat fields have been perceptiDly thiunel
out by the ravages OF the louise.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

"Peace, peace, when there ia no peace"
as Patrick Henry remarked ON an historic
occasion, describes very fairly this futile
quality of the soothing syrup that our
Third and King streets neighbor ia trying
to administer to the local Republicans.
Nov, do be quiet; don't take on 80; to
be sure there has been some dissatisfac-
ton, especially at Milford, but that will
all blow over; Mr.. Higgins oau't please
everybody and no doubt he has done the
best that he could; really, now, it
is too bad that he should be
accused of vindiosiveness, but up here we
have nothing to quarrel about, SO let us
all be harmonious and brotherly and
everything will come ont right in
the end" Ths Republican should send o
boy with buokettul of its soothing
syrup and big spoon to each of the poll
ing places tomorrow it looks as though
thOre will be great demand for it. Will
some one kindly start ths hymn: SHOW
sweet to lick the hand that smites ?"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

Many persons living down town who
have frequent business in Philadelphia,
anh particularly those whose business
makes it advantageous to avail them.
selves of the low fares offered in monthly
end quarterly Communication tickets, will
appreciate the new express trains which
the Baltimore & Philadelphia Railroad
Company now runs from its Market
street station at hours admirably calcu-
lated to suit the convenience OF its pa
irons. These trains in effect bring
the service of the road right to the front
door of southern and business Whining
ton, and, since they also stopat Delaware
avenue station give to great many far
ther up the choice Of two chances to make
a train. The Baltimore Il Philadelphia is
an "hllfTound" railroad-a belt line
which is every year becoming more i'm
portant factor in the growth and develop
ment OF our city.