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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
rnR AraANrIo soHnpuLR.
Dates for Our Association Game,
winning toms Cannes Here nj

Dates for Our Association Games
Wiinington's Games Here mud
Elsewhere.
NEWARK, N. j., July 28.-FollowIng Is the
Atlantic Association schedule prepared
here yesterday:
Baltimore at Harrisburg. August 25th,
10th; at Hartford, August 18th, 18th; eep.
TENDER 10th, 22d; at Newark, August 10th,
10th, September LIST, a. m. and D. M. at
New Haven, August 21st, 22d, 29i, Septem-
| Der Goth, 27th: at Washington, July 29th
29Ih, August 9Th. 9th, September 10th, 18Th |;
at WILMINGTON, August 27th, 28th; at Wor.
cester, August 14th. 18th, September 2Sd,
Harrisburg ut Baltimore, August 2sth,
3Oth; at Hartford, August 18th, 2Otn Sep
tember 23d, gath, goth, 3Oth; at Newark,
July y lth. Slst. August 14th. 10Th, beptem-
ber 25th. 9th; at New Haven, August 16th,
18TH; at Washington, September 81, 4th;
at Wilmington. July 2Sth, goth; August
9th. llth, September 18th, 18th; at woroes.
tor. AuRu 2lst, 2sd, September 10th, 22d.
Hartford at baltimore August 4th, 9TH,
September 10th, 18th az Harrisburg August
lat, I'd, September i2th. 18Th; at Newark
August 18th, 2s.h; at New Haven August
istn, 26th. 2eth, 10th; at Washington
August 9th. 9TH, hepte uber 9th, 9th; at
Wilmington. July s0th, 3lst, September Btu.
6lh at Worcester July 2Sth, August 18th,
l2th, september LIST, a. m. and d. M, 18th,
18Th,
Newark at Baltimore. August 9Th, TIN.
September Sth. 9th, Goth. 3Oth; at Harris.
burg. September 10th, 18th; at Hartford.
September 81, ath; at New Haven. August
llth, 18th, September 10th, 10th at Wrsh.
lngton, August 4th, 9th, September 9th,
6th; at Wilmington, August let, "a, Sep
tsmoer llth, 18th; at Worcester, August
29'h, 5 tn.
New Haven at Baltimore August lat, I'd,
AZ AFnN an IL
gust An, 9th, September 5th, In; at Hart.
fsrd, August 90th. September I'd at New.
ark. July 2sth. August 8.h. OH, september
lTth, 18th; at Washington, July 31th, SlAt, |
september 10th. llth; at Wilmington, ha.
gust 9th, TIN, September Sih, 9th Mt Wor- |
cester, September 81, 4th,
Washington at Baltimore, Auguet 18th. |
l2ih, SsDtember 18th, 18th; at Harris burg. |
August 9th, 2Sth at Hartford, August 2lst'
l5d, september 25th, 9th; at Newark /
August l6ih, 18Th, September "a, 29i, oath;
II New Haven, August 14th. 18Th, Ssptem.
Der lsf, a. m. and p. M, 20th, 22d; at vii.
nln9ton, August 26th. 26th; az Worcester,
august 18TH, 2Oth, September och, 30th.
Wilmington at Baltl,nore, September "a.
~ Harrisburg. August l2th. 18th, Sep.
ember a. M, and p. M, 18th and 18TH;
Y II fttord, August IAN, 18th at Newark,
august 2lst, Esd, September 20tn, 22d; at
W" Havsn, August 10Th, Goth, September
~ .4th, 29ih 3Jth; at Washington, August
y h. SUN; ~ Worcester, August 10th, 18Th,
'eptsmb ir 26th, 27th.
Worcester at baltimore, July 30th, 9lst
september 9th, Oh: AT Harrisburg, August
IN, TN. September sih. 9;n; at Hartford,
IrSust Sih. 9TH, September 1st, q. M, 18th,
q u ut Newark, August 25th, 10th; at
'sW Haven, August 9Th, 25th; Mt Wash.
lg on. August LIST, "a September 18th, 18Th;
9th, llth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

well, I'm ohm" said the electrician,
chen he had let himself in Rftsr mid.
oISht. "But why are you insulAte ?n
asked his wife.--N. Y Sun.
Ha--Wont you marry me, dear2 |
have plenty of money. Hha--Yes; il l
married you people would say it was iust
'or your money. Hj-rhen, am to bs.
lieve that, II l was poor, you She
No, decidedly not. Because thon they
would oAli ma fool for marrying you. -
laurence AmerfcGn.
| wish dear Georges business could ba
regulated" said Mrs Innocence to a
caller. Nov, last summer when the
children and 1 were at the beach he had
20 be In town, because he was so busy.
but Just as aeon as we got home It slack
ened, and he was able to go away.
can't understand why it is so l"-LasO.
renee American.
spinks (trom the Oountry)-"waiter,
amt yer got no pie for breakfast ?" ''No,
sir nebber have pie for breakfast
"Jlmminy jest hear that, linda; no
pie for breakfast in Floridy Who eyer
heerd OF oivlliz d place not heyin' pie
for breakfast2 Fust thing we know
they'll tell ns they don't hewitt fur dinner
an supper !"-Hdrpsr's BazIr.
'Rastus, kin yo' tell me what
anticipation amp 'Rastus-WelI. it'a isaa
dis way. II yo' was habing yo' eye on a
water million fur two weeks, vaitIn' 10,
1t to git ripe, and yo' finally decided 10
git away wild it, an yo' goes aud fines
snm odder darkie has been done and ! Of
ahead OBJ yer-dst, samuel, am anticipa.
tion.-Bost0n Herald.
Ia reply to the question as to wbetbar
he suffered from any constitutional ALL
ment, one man In one of the lower oensua
districts informed the enumsrator thai
ne was subject TO cholera intantum, and
anotoer had retarded dentition set down
as MS biiIction. The returns will make
interesting reading IL printed as sent in.
r Philadelphia Ledger
Were you ever in love before
Edwin" "Great @iar," he cried, in
anguish, lam I never to be free from
that awful question ?" 'tAnd what ia
strange about it ?" "AIl the girls 1 ever
loved have asked it, and When tell 'em
yes they answer they wouldn't have
thought 1t from the way 1 acted And
now here you are laying wires to ring in
the same old conundrnm. - Ereh4nge.
Chinese DOCTORS" says the London
hospital, ARE very particular abont the
distinction between hyaicisns and sur
icons. A Chinese gentleman was struck
oy an srrow, which remained fast in his
body. surgeon was sent for, and broke
II tue protruding bit of the arrow, leay-
ing the point embedded. He refused 10
extract IL, because the case was clearly
one for q physician, the arrow being in
side the body"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
For Station, south o. Harrington tho time
C0NrRAor ron 4 Nsw Tpg,
Five VeHseis Under Way rat jackson
& Sharp's ShlpYnrd.

Shnrps ShtpYnrd.
Work is brisk Mt the jackson d Sham
Company shipyard. There are tiye YES.
sells under way and contract for auother
has Inst been signed. It Ia to build tua
boat tor Frederick Jansen Of New York
The new boat Will be 81 feet long, 81
feet beam and 10 feet depth Of hold. The
jackson Il sharp Company will build the
hull only. The mlchinery and Joiner
work will be one in New York.
The las scow for the North American
Dredging Company left for New York
Sunday.
Tbs lumber steamer for the St. Augus-
tine Steamship Company is in frame and
the new ferry boat FOR the BROOKLYN
Annex Ferry Company OF New York is in
frame an partly plankei up.
A barge for Murphy 4 o.. will be
launched in two weeks aud finished
about August 10Th. Two dump seows for
the Atlas Dredging Company are about
half built.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
The Free Coinage Rl,,.

WAsHINoToN, July 2i.-In the Senate
today Mr.. Morgan introduced q bill ia
Tx the limit of value and to proYids for
the free coinage of silver and il was res d
and referred TO tho COMMITTEES on finance.
IL recites that the market value of silver
bullion is rapidly approaching tho value
OF COLO on the standard relation fixed
by the laws of the United States and that
there is NO provision CT law for the coin
age OF standard silver dollars or for the
purchase OF silver bullion by the govern.
ment whea the valne of silver bullion
exceeds one dollar for 37l1 grains of
pure silver. II therefore provides that
the unit OF value in the United states
shall be the dollar of 4I2J grains OF
standard silver or 1858 $40 grains OF gold;
that these coins shall be legal tender for
aii debts, public and private, and that
any owner of silver or gold bullion may
deposit It Of any mint to be formed into
dollars or bars for his benefit and With
out charge
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Dedicatorr cersn,oniss.

st.. Luke's oommandery, oolored
knights Templar, dedicated It's now
asylum in the Gaw,hrop Building on Sat
urdsy evening Early in the evening
there wss u parade participated in by
African Grand Commandsry and its sub.
ordinates, accompanied by Harding's
Band, Immediately following which the
dedioatory ceremonies began. The address
was delivered by Graud Eminent Com
mandar Thomas II. Harrison of phila
delphia. A Bible, gift from Mrs. W.
Il. Gibbs ana Mrs. Kennatd Moore, was
presented by the former and received by
Past Graud Eminent Oomnan der James
=. Thompson. A festival followed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
tacL % Mr. lin,nrn,. plnn.

NV DIRK world.
Wheu u Democratic administration was
conducting the negotiations with Great
Britain for a settlement OF the Behrins
Sea dispute there was a great deal Of
partisan talk about its laok of nback.
bone and want OF consideration for
American interests. But nov the Tribune.
IN very proper appeal for a patriotic
4uppor; OF The present administration IN
Is conlsniion on this same subject, saws
that the policy asserted by Mr. Blaine
is IN all respects that whoa his Demo
cratic predecessor defined" It declares
that "Prssiient Harrison is to dav viii.
ing to confirm in treaty the arrane, ment
prouosed by Mr. Bayard in 1883 and
dth litsiy accepted BY Lord salisbury
This tardy admission that b mocrats
we've right Or Question of national honor
and interest ought 20 teach heated parti
4Ans 10 be very slow ia impending the
ptfrtotIsm of their fellow-oitizsns who
differ with ;hem on political issuss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
NOW wALrEn PHINKsrr DInD.
A CoIored Witness says That Pierce
Shot ktiin Accidentally.

! shot stin Accidentally.
Coroner Gamble took the sworn state
ment OF William A. Freemry, oolored,
who claimed to have been an eve witness
OF the shooting of Walter P. Prinkett, the
oolored boy, who was killed on Monday.
Ihe coroner was advised to do this by
Attorney General Riggs, on whose advice
treemry was held rs witness.
bis statement taken at police station is
as follows: On Monday he met Pierce
coming out of q saloon opposite the
barber shop. He said to Pierce, what
Is the matter with taking me ia p'' Pierce
replied, Come over, Uuole Bill. and I
will give you Ave cents" He did not 90
over there, but later did 90 into the
barber shop. Pierce was shaving man.
When he got through he placed 10 ceuts
In the till and picking up revolver and
pointing ii at Pfinkett who was PLAYING
shout the shop, and said "ril shoot youn
he snapped the revolver How many
times 1t snapped he did know, but the
revolver wont off and Prinket. was
shot in the breast. Tue boy Prinkett
then turned around several times aud
rushed for tho door. Fresmry said.
- My good God Almighty, you have shot
that boy and killed him." Pierce re
piled, mo, l dat; he shot himseIi.n
Freemry then said that Officer Burroughs
came to the door and Pierce told him
that Prinkett had been playing with a
revolver and shot himself. He did not
believe Pierce shot Prinkett purposely.
Freemry's evidence was not presented
a. the ooroner's inquest. The fact OF his
having any knowledge of the shooting
was not known until after the verdict had |
been reached.
DIR. j. O. Fshsy, the ooroner's physi-
clan, assisted by DR.. III. J. Hughes,
made an examination OF the bullet wound
in the eolorei boys body yesterday aud |
found that the bullet had taken down
ward course, passing through the heart
md lunR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
RsPUBLloAs PoLIrros.
The Legislative Candidates AppOr.
toned by tna County Conu,ttls.,.

The Legislative Candidates AppOr.
toned by tne County Committee.
The Republican county executive com
mittee met at headquarters, Seventh anJ
Market streets, Saturday afternoon, Fred
y. Bach presiding and II. o. Conrad
Esq, acting as secretary.
The main business was the apportfon
ment of legislative candidates among the
three districts in which the county is ii-
Vided, which was dons by the members
representing the districts, and subse
quently ratified by the full committee, a.
follows:
First dstrict-wilminstou, one rep.
resentative. the senator holding over.
Second district White Clay Greek, the
senator; BsandywIne, Christians ami
Pencader, a representative each. Mill
Creek left out.
Thivd district--St Georges, the sena-
ator New Ostle, Red Lion and Black
bird representative each. Appoquini-
mink left out.
Candidates for levy court will be nom
mated on the day Of the legislative nom.
nations. Tde date will be- fixed here
after.
The apportionment OF delegates to the
State convanti was also deferred. Thu
committee adjourned until Saturday,
August Both.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
sESAroa azoses REBuxED.
Reminded by senator Gray of Hi
Esitd SENSE OF PFOgrtety

Esnd SENSE OF PEOpriety.
A special from Washin ION on Sstur.
day said; Senator George of Mississippi
shocked the propriety of the dignified
Senate yesterday by taking off one OF his
shoes and sharpening bis knife on the
ole OF 1t. Senator NcPharson was max.
ing an able speech on the tariff at the
tins.
Senator George, who dresses like an
old farmer, aud is the most picturesque
member of the Senate In personal app ear
auce, had been leaning over in his chair,
as il in a dozs.
Apparently unconscious of his sur
rouDdlnss the statesman slipped OF one
OF his brogans. Then he stuck mis- sock
foot up on the desk in front Of him, and
resting the shoe in his lap began TO
sharpen his peDknite. He presented a
striking picture. There was a LARGE hole
In the toe of his sock, and through IL he
twisted his great toe in most comioal
manner.
Senator Vest sat ia front Of the Mis-
5issippian. Attracted by the laughter
that the Mississippiau caused the Mis-.
souriau turned around suddenly and
struck his nose against the Senatorial
hoof. This only added to the laughter,
but Senator George did not ssem to mind
it.
President Morton was about 10
rebuke the Mississippi Senator when
Senator Gray called senator Georges
attention to his bad sense OF propriety,
and the old gentleman put on his shoe
and Senator Mcpherson resumed his
speech.
It was roaring faros while il lasted
and Will not soon be forgotten.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Tho rig Frs,ght niock.d..

LEXINGTON, July 2t-Every side track
from Somerset, Ky, to Cincinnati, q dis
lance of 200 mites, is crowded with
loaded oars, hundreds being filled with
lerishable freight. The road Is losing
$40 900 daily. The Kentucky Central
foHd is in even worse shape and Inst
aight not freight train was in motion
On either road. The yard8 here contain
nearly 1000 loaded cars. Some have
been here week. Passenger trains are
moving as usual and will not bs dis
tuIbed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

CAMBRIDGE, MD, July "a. -Uharles D..
Ellis, = young farmer OF the Fork dis
trtot, Dorchester county, left his home
on the 10th instant, telling his wife that
he would be absent for the day and night
and that he might possibly D. called 70
Baltimore, where he would remain until
the following Saturday. since then his
family havs received no tidinss ftom him.
Ga ths same morning which Ellis let
Miss Nellie Mills, daughter Of Taylo-
Mills tenant on Ellis' farm, was carried
by her father to Orotcher's Ferry TO visit
her uncle, who lives in tAat neis hbor-
hood, She was conveyed across The
'iysr. Since parting with the 1errymaa
she appeara to have bssn lost aight Of,
ana nsither her arole OF other friends
have since heard from her.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Tho ldaho,. crew Ia bangor.

-, souTu w'sr POINT, ASrIoosTI. July 25.-
fne Steamer Idaho, ashore at South POlut.
Will prove u total loss. Two wreckiuR
sehooners arrived at the soene yesterday
Owing to tho high ssA nd hsnvv
gale prevailing tie attempt proved a
failure. Last might the sea was
making clean break over the chip ard
grave Tears are entertained for the safety
OF the crew, who are still on board unless
they managed 10 reach one OF the wreekipg
schooners last night. The surf ia 70 heavy
on shore that II ia impossible 10 sac the
wreck. There is no life or surf boat In this
vicinity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Typhoid Fever at walker. Ranks,

Typhoid Fever at waIker's BANKS.
There Is almost an epidemic of typhoid
fever at Walkers Banks, on the Brandy
wine, and the cause ia presuu ed to be :
spring OF impure water near Barlow Il
Vnatoher's cotton mill. The suff arers are
eight Or ten of the girls employed at the
mill. One case resulted fatally last week.
The spring, from which the mill opera
lives get their drinking water, is so stu
Ned as to be the receptacle OF drainage
from stable and several outhouses
during heavy rains. When the firat
case developed the attending physician,
Or, Joseph II. Chandler of Oentreviile
traced its cause to the impure spring
water aud warned people not TO drink it,
They persisted, however, as they had
drank 1t for years without any bad
effects, and did not think the water was
impure. Since the spread of the fever
the spring has been covered at the re.
quest of the doctor. The patients are
doing well and Tiers have been no new
cases since people stopped using the
spring water.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Ladies' Home journal.
ltlH no iouger fashionable to battle ia
the surf Ut Newport. Madame Hsut Ton
discovered that it Was possible to ms 4
her neighbours maid in the water, and
then, toe, she came in contact with the
summer tourists, whom she regards as
very undesirable to know, 80 she CON
cluded that eurf-bathing mast no longer
De recognized in 'our set" The people
IN bathing are usually those who do not
care for the opinion OF the fashionable
VoTld, or those from the hotels. Hotel
no Is not interesting Unlike some Of
the other simmer PLACES, life does not
centre In the great caravausaries, and so
unless one has an extensive acquaintance
among the Newport psople, it is extremely
stupid to be at hotel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
--e-e-0--
A DAP Ar THE SEASIDE.
Two Select August ExcurnIOus
lkehOOOth or ocean Ctav.

=. ~ o1GhA wy
hehoboth and o ,sen City ara synonymous
WIN tnat which savors OF the refreshing,
rec eative and health.restorluv. They nlirl.
Der among the opuar Atlantic coast
resorts and hold In their posse sion
line beaches, bathing. fishing and sail
ing. days visit Il calculated to make
one want to know more about and visit
again these seaside resorts.
me popularity OF the Philadelphia, VIII
mington II Baltimore oDe.day trips has
grown now into an ab4aiuts nscs5slfy. aut
for the benefit Of those who have expe.
rienced the delight OF one trip, as well ~
Tor those who HAYS as yet In store for them
this excursion tn, Philadelphia, Whining.
Ton u Baltimore railroad ANNOUNCES thu,
ON Thursday, August TN and 2lst, a special
,rala VIII Do run on the sohefule given be
low, and excursion tickets will be sold Il,
either Rshoboth or Ocean City at the rates
quoted: 'N'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

The Keat county Nd, school board has
cent,
Mowbray Methodist Chapel, Kent
co1nty, Md, which cost So, 200, has boon
dedicated.
The B. Il o. train from the Landsn-
perg branch, arriving In this city at 8
O'Clock p. M, was delayed an hour and a
half at Aandsnberg Thursday afternoon,
by the engine being disabled when about
10 start. Another engine was sent from
this city. :
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

meeting OF Democrats OF East
Brandywine hundred WAS held at the
Practical Farmer, Saturday night,
Thomas Bird in the chair aud Newton &.
Grub, Iqasc N. Grub and George
Lodge, Esq, were unanimously elected
as the delegates from East Brandywine
TO the Democratic State convention to be
held in Dover on Tuesday, August 18th.
Tie secretary WAS directed to have the
proceedings published, and the meeting
adjourned until Friday evening, An
gust LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
a Tour Acrps, ri,c Continent.

Messrs. Raymond d Whitcomb present
with other attractive tours, a grand ex-
cursion across the continent to thu Puget
Sound region and California. The party
Will leave Philadelphia September 18th,
And after a weeks visit to the Yellow.
stone National Park. continue over the
Northern Pacific line to Spokane Falls.
Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria. Port,aQd. the
Columbia river, &c. A journey over the
magnificent Mount Shasta route to DALI
fornia will be tho next feature, AMI then
VIII follow a grand round OF all the
famous resorts of that state, Including
San Francisco, Monterey, Santa Cruz.
San jose, the summit OF Mount Hamii
ton, San Rafael, Santa Barbara. LUIS
Angeles, Pasadena, San Diego, Coronado
besch and Riverside. Las Vegas Eot
Sptlrgs, Chicago ami Niagara Falls will
10 gl1itei on the return. The tiokess are
good to return FOR SIX months, ami many
persons will be likely to prolong their
sojourn on the Pacific coast through the
winter. There vii 30 another transcoD-
tlnental trip in October, omittinz the
Yellowstone Park. Their are also to bs
tours through the Yellowstone Park aud
return dire;t in August and Ssptember.
an excursion direct to Southern Cali.
fornia in October, and a magniti sent
series OF trips to eastern resorts in August
aud September. Send for descriptive
circulars TO Raymond Il Whitenmb, iii
south Ninth street, under Continental
Hotel, Philadelphia
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Heading aaiIroaa,. "poyn, nou,,,

to Atlantic City. The wide fame of this
great seashore line, with its double traok
of steel, its dustless roadway, it's smoke
less locomotives and ita superb oary,
strongly commend ittoaaoh Of our readers
as contemplate a trip to Atlantic Oity.
Its celebrated flyers" ran from Chestnut
street wharf into the heart OF Atlantic
Oily In rs to so minutes. Every Sunday
a special 'xcdrsion 10 run by way OF tue
Wilmington steamboat line and Reading
railroad, leaving Wilmington a. m. and
Chester q. M, reaching Atlantic Uity
II a. M, and leaving there on the return
trip at 8 p. m. Round trip ticket spid
on the boat, cost $1.50 from Wilmington
and $l.25 from Chester.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
RECTOR ann ve.,ry,nn. llnd,. 49,,

Rector ami Ses,rYuIHu Under Arrest
The uorau ID OF Kenne,. square i, azi-
tsted Thursday O er ihe arrest Of Rector
Burroughs ~ the Oharch OF the Adysri
Of tina; place ah3 Yestrymsu Theodore
hedley, editor AID proprietor Of the
Neps atld AdgertiS.r. Toe charge is tint
or Assault nnd battery, and tho plaintiff
IS Mrs. Wiiliam3, ia4alber "a tbe
church II appears that Mrs. william, erz
tered the church yesterday week Tor the
puropose Of taking come books from INA
Sunday-schpol library, whioh she claims
belongs to her, and tue dafendants pr3-
cetdsd 10 restrain her ron tnE,Up theJt
and in the effort Mrs. Williams s.ys h
laid violent hands on her. Tho iuslioa
gave them partial hesriue, whica viii
be resumed on Saturday next.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

LAWRENCE, MASS July 8.-Eysrythine
about the scene OF the cyclone remained
quiet during the night. Battery o re-
heVed the infantry this morning. Large
numbers or men are at work aud the
ruins are being rpidly cleared. Hannah
beattie, ono of the victims, was buried
Yesterday. This morning the funerals
OF Michael Higgins, Mrs. Eizlbsth
o'Oonnell aud her little daughter Mamie,
and Mrs. e. 90 lias aud Little Annie
Collins took place. Helen Cutler will be
buried tomorrow. Some $4,00 has
already been subscribedto the relief fund
aud It is expected at to-night's mass meet
ing $4,000 more will be raised. The in
iured are all doing we'll.