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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

The yanderbiIt's OutGgitted I'm the
Control of Chicago STOCK Yards.

Control of Chicago STOCK Yards
PrTTsBURG, July 49,. N. McCul-
Tough, frst vioe-president OF the Penn
sylyania Company, returned to Pittsburg
today from the west, whore he has been
engineering the deal by which his com.
pany outwitted the Vsnderbilts and Sc
cured control of the Union stock yards
OF Chicago. Mr.. Mccullough declined
to discuss the details OF the transaction
or give any definite information about
u. Concerning Chaunoey III. Depew's
denial in London that the deal has been
made, he said:
ssThat is Mr.. Depew's affair, not mine.
1t does not matter to me what he denies.
! have nothing to do with Mr.. Depew."
A high official Of the executive depart
ment Of the Pennsylvania Company said:
"The deal has certainly been made and is
big thing. It is plum for any road to
secure. Mr.. Mccullough, according to
present plans, will be president of the
new company, The controlling STOCK
holders will all be Americans, although
Engliah capitalists may buy up Some Of
the stock that will be offered 70 the pub.
lie. The conpRny's capital will be
$l5,000,000 instead of $4,000, 600, Rs
reported several days ago. The project
has been on foot long timo, and the
Pennsylvania and the yandeybilts have
been watching the prize with longing
eyes. 1t was o pet scheme of the late
William Thaw, vice president OF the
Pennsylvania Company, who died year
ago, and, think, was original with him."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
DE-. JOSEPH TAy1oR DEAD.
Sudden Death of n WsailsknOxvn
Physician at Atlantic ftty.

Rhthtcfhn at Atlantic Gttys
ATLANTIC C1rY, N. J July Is.-Tba
death OF DR.. Joseph Taylor at the Data
ract House to-day created quite furor
in police circles until the CASE Wos thor
oughly investigated. The deceased came
here alone about 10 days ago snd engaged
room at the Cataract House. 1t wns al
onoe noted by the other guests that he
was eccentric and given TO gluttonous
eating. He was gourmand, and Away.
passed his plate for ''more and plenty of
It,"
Apout Eve days ago he was takon sick,
his distended proportions leading the
doctors to believe that he had collie, for
whicn they prescribed Later on they
discovered the true cause Of his india
position, which was obstruction of the
bowels, aud treated him accordingly. II
sank rapidly, mainly because of not TAX
ing the medicine. Drs. Reilly, Cammera
and TnompBon were in constant attend
ance on Mr.. Taylor this morning, ba
their best efforts failed to give him relief
he died ahortly before noon.
The deceased wos evidently man OF
means. His wallet contained $3.50 in
currency, 81 900 per cent government
boId aud 81 900 Northern Pacific pre-
ferrsd bond and dividend coupon. Il
had 8 gold watch and many other article
OF value. A letter was found, in hik
pocket from q nieos in Kennetti6quaYs
named Phoebe j. Taylor. ~
The deceased was surgeon in the
l05th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun
tesrs, and a graduate Of the Penlayl-
ysnie Uniyeraity. He was brother
the late Dp ErankIin Tautoy NJ phiIndht
phia and q nephew of Baysrd Taylor
of Kennett Square, thu famous authnr.
"explorer and diplomat" Els remain
are at Undertaken Rouche'g, and will b.
sent to his late home tomorrow. III
suicide theory is set at rest by tho fsc
that Dr.. Thompson gavo a certificate t,
tae effect that Mr.. Taylor's death wa,
duo to obstruction of the bowels.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
rsig Money in s,.ai Hemp.

HALIFAX, N. b., l9.-There Is talk q
forming company here for the purpos,
OF engaging in the Sisal hemp industry
in the Bahama Islands, where many
Thousands of apres are now being pu
under cultivation. Sir Ambrose Soea,
governor OF the Bahamas, who is now il.
this city, says that only short time age
the plant was growing wild and the peg
pie were ignorant Of 8 value, The
present exports from the Bahamas amount
to about $500, 900 annually and indine
tons from the way capitalists are going
into the industry ars that within g decade
they will amount TO something like
$l5, 000, QUO.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

ASHLAND, Wis, Jaly 19.-Pat Malone
OF Bear Greek was killed by windlsss
near the Eureka mine at Black River.
Malone was turning the windlass, which
was taking up two man from the pit.
He accidentally fell down. The men
were then about 20 feet from the bottom
and the windlass started rolling back.
Malone, in an effort to save the two
lives, tried to grasp one Of the pins Of
the windlasu, which struck him on the
head and killed him instantly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
E77-7------l---
TRAIE RoBBEks IN OHIO.
They Cause N Collision and Dea
of nn Engineer.


of nn Engineer.
VAN VERT, o., July ia bold at
tempt at train robbery was made late last
night on the Cincinnati, jackson s. Mich.
igan railway. Three men boarded the en-.
gine of the north-bound passenger train
u Enterprise, Ohio, and attacked En-
gineer Vsndeyender and his firemen with
hammers and compiling pins, knocking
them senseless. They did not succeed
in stopping the train, owing probably to
the plucky fight made by the trainmen,
and jumped off before reaching Van
Vert.
The engineer and fireman were both
lying senHeless in the cab of the locomo
tive and the train, which should have
stopped at Van Vert station, rushed
through the yard at the rate of 25 miles
an hour. Here IL collided with q switch
engine and Engineer Vandevender WAS
found dead in the wreck. The fireman is
still unconscious and it cannot be learned
whether the engineer was killed by the
robbers or in the collision. None OF the
passengers was seriously injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
LooAL oprIoN IN LoDoRs.
The Liquor Fight an the supreme
E.OngP, KnIgl1ts of Pythta..

MILWAUKEE, WIS, July 19.--The
Supreme Lodge, Knights Of Pytlias, oon-
Guided its 18Th bisaaiai aessior hsro yes.
tetdsy. Before ADJOURNMENT the long
talked-ot liquor qlesticn was settled. A
long and BIT or debate was entered into
between the prohibition representatives.
and the local option mon. The lAtt
finally won, the Supreme Lodge deciding
that the various grand lodges were to
judge whether ssioon-hsepers should be
admitted to membership in the lodges
subordinate to them.
The two children OF Justus II. Bath.
bone, founder of the order, who were
left destitute, are to receive $3.50 every
three menths from tbs Supreme Lodge
while they remain unmarried.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
A Fn,al Fail OF Fifty Feet.

EVANSVILLE, IND, July 19.--Four or
five young men living near Sample, were
out at party in that neighborhood last
Saturday night. After the party they
started home but lost their way. They
roamed around for several hours and got
into dense woods and in attempting to
find their way out two of the party,
James Hendricks and young man
named Jolly, walked over a Q id about so
feet high. Hendricks was killed outright
by the fall and jolly was badly hurt, and
1t is thought will not recover. The other
two Young men remained on top of the
cliff until daylight afraid to move for fear
they would meet with the game fate as
their companions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

The House committee on elections on Friday
decided two more contests In favor of the Re-
publican contestants. These were the Florida
case OF Goodrich vs.. Bullock, decision in favor
of Goodrich, aid the West Virginia case of
McGinnis w. Alders0n-d cison In favor OF
McGinnis. This makes IL cases decided by
the committee this Sc sion, 10 being in favor
OF Republicans and six in favor of the sitting
Democrats. There are loft undisposed OF only
two cases-those OF Eaton vs.. pnelan, from
Tennessee, and Clayton vs. Breckenridge from
Arkansas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Los ANGELES, GAL July 19.-Hon. J.
III. Cameron was arrested yesterday on q
charge of having on May LIST affixed the
name OF I. M. Perry, chairman of the
county board of supervisors, to q note
for 500 discounted by TIE California
Loan and Trust Company. Cameron
was formerly assemblyman from this
diaGriot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
80 DAYS
SPECIAL MARK-D0WN SALE

We have just purchased large lot of
Flowers from the manufacturers, consisting
of Bunches and Wreaths. All fine French
Flowers. We offer these goods for the next
few days at ridiculously low prices.
Lot I've will sell at l8c. handsome
flowers; both in punches and wreaths. The
value of some of these flowers are 75c. and
$l00 each,
Lot 2--We will offer at 25c. very fine
flowers consisting of small and large.
Lot 3.-We will offer at 800. These are
some very choice goods finer than any that
have been offered this season for 81. SO and
$500.
Remember these goods will only last
few days, SO you better take advantage OF
these bargains in time, as you know we'll
Goods with us are here to-day and
gone tomorrow.
Our store closes during July and August
every evening at 6 o'clock except Tuesday
and Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

John P. Buchanan, president OF the State
Farmers Alliance, was on friday nominal ted
for governor by reclamation by the Democratic
state committee of ennessee.
At Saratoga, New York, on Thursday about
noon thieves entered the Bliss cottage and
stole $4,000 worth Of diam uds and jewelry.
The cottage is occupied by Viee-p president
Morton and his law partner, MIR. Bliss with
their wives. II is impossible to ascertain
whether the jewelry was the property of Mrs
Morton or Mrs. Bliss, as the parties Interested
decline TO make any statement The pdlice
refuse any information except to admir- that
the robbery was committed and that a reward
Of $1,000 is offered for the recovery OF the Jew
elry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
sine sn,d she s,,ot neraalr.

ST.. LOUIS, No., July I9.--At 8 O'Clock
last evening the occupants Of No. Tia
North Eighth street heard the sound of q
pistol shot which came from an upper
room. Upon crossing tbs threshold they
found Amier Green lying on the floor
with bullet wound in her forehead Just
above the nose. She said she shot her
self. Alexander Hall was In the room al
the time and was placed under arrest.
The woman will die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

CHICAGO, July 19.--The Inter Oosan
says: Pursuant TO the directors' aotisn
Thursday night telegram was sent yes
teRaay to the national commissioners
subcommittee on permanent organisa-
ton, asking the immediate appointment
OF committee of conference with Obi
oago committee regarding the dirsotor
general. The Chicago committee has yet
TO be appointed by President Gage, bat
will be In q few days. One of Che directors
said yesterday that Gen. Goshorn has been
practically decided upon for director
general.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
a 20. rat,. r,nld E.onpe.

EUGENE, One, July 80. E. Arthur.
who was arrested near here on Sunday
on charge OF forgery committed IN
Harrison county, escaped from Jail
Thursday night. He secured revolver
by some means and compelled the guard
to drive him several miles into the coun
try, where he took to tho brush.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
surroca.sa by Gas From a Well

Anderson, IND July 19.-While Louis
Pippin was digging well near here yes
terdsy afternoon his pick troke through
into hollow at the bottom. There was
rush of gas and Pippin dropped dead
His son-in-law, David Walker, was low
cred into the we'll and he too was suffo-
Gated. The bodies were recovered two
houra later.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
rne Prestdenps army Keuo,on.

GALEsBURG, Ill, July 19.-Notice was
sScsiyed here yesterday from President
harrison that the snnusl reunion of the
first Brigade division of the twentieth
'Tmy corps, which be will probably at
end, will be held in this city, October
It'll. The preparations will be elaborate
. expectation OF tho President's being
resent The first brigade division was
commanded by General Harrison during
he war.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Accident 70 am ocean steamer.

LONDON, JAY I9.-The steamer Fur
nesia from GlssRow, July 18th, for New
York before reported returning disabled,
anchored IF Malsnhead to-day. The chief
officer AID purser landed and reported
that the propeller length Of her shat wa.
broken and her stern tube burst.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

The Republican Congressional committee In
the sixteenth Ohio district has decided to re-
nominate Major Mckinley for Congress by
reclamation, at p mass convention next month
and dispense with the Formally OF a nomi-
mating convention.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
.aorrlble ne.n,, % an Explorlon.

BRIDGE PORT, CAL, July 19.--Word has
leen received here that DR.. Goodson and
A. s. Montrose were blown up by the ex-
plosion of steam boiler ut Bodie on
tuesday. Goodson was killed outright.
Nontrose had both legs blown off and his
leRd badly crushed. He will die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
He was Known a. a Rnd wan.

BRANTLEY, Tex Jaly I9.-Joe Severn
ghot and killed James Prios at Collins
lumber camp yesterday morning. The
Trouble grew out of misunderstanding on
Thursday in regard to some repairs to be
made. Price was known as bad man.
Severn has surrendered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Pension certlfi.
Gates have been issued to Delawareans as
follows: Original widows, &c., minors of
Stephen u. Dyke, Georgetown and Sea-
ford
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Thc Deadly Korosene stove,

BosToN, July 10. by the explosion Of
kerosene stove at Three Rivers yester-
day afternoon, Mrs. William Prairie wss
fatally injured and Mrs. Henry Rivers
was badly burned about the head and
arms and became insane.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
A Br,,,.b s,enmer A,bore.

LONDON, July 19.-Ths British steamer
Gulf of ct. Vincent, from the Clyde for
Valparaiso, is ashore near Holyhead. She
will probably be total wrsck. No lives
vera Lost,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

B. G. Norton, DR., son Of physician Of Guy
ton, Ca. Friday shot and killed two brothers
named Willie and John Bird, in quarrel over
a mule trada-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
GintAiu0.


Reputation can only be
secured in one way, buy
and sell quslities and le.
the customers tell the
story. We have made a
reputation for selling
good Clothing. We have
made it by doing just what
We say we will do. Many
people tell us they know
they will get good cloth
ing of uF, but believe they
cost more. OF course
they do, but while the first
cost may be more, the
clothing are far cheaper
than the low-prieed, trashy
stuff sold lower are.
just now the prices we
are marking with the big
discount OF 20 per cent
off on Boys and ChiIdren's
and 10 per cent on Mems.
mean just that much off.
When we say we make
reductions we make them.
We want to close out ball
ance of Summer Suits be-
fore We tear up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Tho last message taken in the opsrat-
I ing-room before the operators had to
leave, wks resolved by Miss N. f. Adam
son. It was from man in Albany, who
wanted to tell q New York relative that
he was father. Miss Adamson had just
tioked off 80. e." when she heard the
rush Of her co-workers, and jumped up
TO see the room oircled in flames. She
escaped by great effort. To the gem
eral excitement the messenger boys were
overlooked, but the glib youngsters let
themselves out of harms way, and were
soon directing police and firemen.
Nearly every engine in the city was
puffing away In the vicinity Of the FIRE,
an army OF trained tiremsn were dis
tributed about the blazing pile, straining
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

0r. O., caapauo on tao bank Of
ta A.I, in western Now Mexico.
.l. n.r. Uaat ana I-particularlv
lvas simply ana accident there, but
l...s.o fixture a Harvard man of rest
l. a.ta.rt te hal duitoi pretty wei
.. euaesace graduation, and hal at
.n.r..l himself un 60 Che proud position
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
SAVINGS BANK.
yTHE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
MOND.
CORNER or ELEVENTH ANp MAIN slHFhf9'
CAPITAL, 100000.
Il. PATTERSON, J.. H. hO'n"S'
President; Nlce-fresiueh''
GrORGE \. WOODBRIDGE. Cashier

BOARD OF DIRECTORS; George l.; Christian
Mr.. Quarles. O. -. Owens, J.. Nhltloeh' H.
s., ID 3D. Davis. ii. b. IaliaierrO. NJ. NJ. Nhl-
lam. f.. 4. Morris, John Pope. Fri'z sitter
ding. John ii. pmueeo, john W. 60. don, y
ID. uafsroye, Henry l5odeker. l.. u. Iat.lih'
H. SwinefOrI. James Lyons, q. .. Nh..h1 ~ y
~ seldom TayiOr Herman Schmidt, Il. r.
Johnson and r. a. Patterson.
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AlIERMOOn-

> Old POINT COMFORT, VA.
Much improved. Electric bells. Hot and
cold baths Joms 40 per week ana mp
wllo~. pen AN the year. GEORGE
BOOKER, owner and Proprietor. ap29-3mf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
Bedford City Land and Improvement Co,

j. NJ. BERRY, President, Bedford CITY va.
Sales of Bedford City Stock will be discontinued on and
after MAY 31st at PRESENT FIGURES. Only limited
amount to offer until that date This is SOLID and SAFE
LOTS will be offered for sale Privately after JUNE 3d. Call
and get Prospectus. See Pats at office of
oUARLlES AGcCUEzD2'
1912 Main Street Agents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

Deposits received In sums oi one DoiiaT
and upwards, and interest 9iio"eu'
LOANS MADE on REAL ESTATE.
Negotiable paper discounted.
open daily iii 3P. NJ: Saturday till i. NJ.
ieU-su we&irly
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ISAAC WIZ, StluntOn, Va.
3 +. EAKLE, StauntOn. Va.
JOHN MCQUAlDE. Staunton. Va.
ANDREW BOWLING Staunton, Va.
>. ". YOSr stanton. Va
JEu HOrCHKl~S stanton, Va.
j.. II. WAYr, stanton, Va.
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STANTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Authorized Capital $4,000, 600.
SHARES 500 PAR VALUE, EACH
OFFICERS.

IN EisKINr MILLER PERCY Secretary, S"" VI"
s. NJ Yosr yicerJc1t wP rAMs Treasurer -"mion Va
The Helena independent., 1890-02-26
PAVING MAlY STREET.


Fact, and Figures shaving what Other
Cities Have Done ia Ihai Line.
Editor lSuGri NpuST Regarding the kind
Of material with which Main street should
be- paved would I, not bc rs vol to consider
iht mnteriul TINT the experiences OF eastern
cities show 10 bc lot adapted for STREETS
hoariug heavy traffic: thcsc people are so
far advanced that we need not experiment,
bu' We ehonld rather follow their wisdom.
For smoothncss and freedom from the "diu
of cities" wood is by f1r the most preferable
mntorial. and IN climates Whcf 'hr rein fall
is abundant and evaporation ~ "a minimum
the life ~ "a wooden payomcEt permits ~
its economical nse. bat in our climate whore
The rainfall is at the minimum point and
tho evaporation AZ thc maximum, The lf 81
wooden pavement would br shortened
from one half "a ono third by reason oi
"diy rot AgGiu wooden pavement. #
of cedar. which l slio1ld he, would have 10
be- shipped - this point from ulboi Wash
.nPt1n state or Michigan. aud tlr EAR thlt
is used in filling Tho ntcr-'ices from Chich-
20 ur san Francisco. IbisWuuld mean that
NO send pui ui Tia CITY something Ike so
900 for material ~ the "pr1Jurors' of The
other states instead uf fosiorug production
m our own community. The snhjoincd list
OF cities using stone plyontnt On their ro-
spoctiyo streets bearing the heaviest traffic.
u taken from official reports aud the fact
that many Ut them nay frughi on stone for
thousands of miles haul when wood OF Other
material is doUbtless nearer ~ hand should
bc conclusive Hs TO tho adyisabllity and
economy ~ Tho use % stone.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-26
Nernona Jarbeau.

On Friday even ng Iarhcau ana her com
piuy will open a two nights engagement at
Mng's. The Butte Miner speak of the
star and company AS follows:
OF course Jarbeau is the bright particu-
lar star around which cluster the scntilla-
ting metcors composing the reminder Of
he cast. but il must not bo inferred that
ike IN a majority of companies everything
is made subservient 10 the star 80 that she
may shine MI the brighter 10 the cosi of
those supporting her. She has company
composed Of some of the clrVere 81 poop on
the comedy stage aud what IL still better,
does not object that they should share hon
ors with her, on the contrary she gives them
ample scope and is willing that they should
do their brst Without being suggestive.
the singing. dancing and posiuring of Jar
bean are catching and lively enough 10 in
terpst the most stolid and blaso. The solos,
duets and quariettes follow cuch Other IN
quick succession. and are sparkling. bright
and Favored with freshness that makes
Them at once popular with the coolest mud
iencc. This evening the same bill viii be-
repeated.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-26

powers, nnd probably ibc worlds record NJ
his last tussle with ihc seductive tiger, Ills
former longest sitting was ~ hours, bot
when ho got up from the iro table an 49,
Monday night be had becn thcrr iugt ~
hours and was S3,00O rpoger thgn when he
started 20 play at 2;ij oli1rdoy afternoon,
During that time b. lro7c byt twice, while
The dealer was shutting cards, so cpse his
limbs. His diet during the play wns coffee
and sandwiches. lie SLEPT about sixteen
hours and was on the street yesterday after
noon. not looking much worc tor the great
lax upon his nrrycs hat d. snys lic docs
not thiuk he will over at that long agaiu.
During thoentire 6fty-hge hours ho WAS sur
rounded by "a curious crowd of spectator.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-26

little Harry" woolrich, the local lplung-
or, beat oil his previous records for staying