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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

A case recently decided by the Della
ware County courts shows that board
srs at hotels actually have some rights
klso that landlords and boarding house
keepers are bound 10 respect Il 10
true that they do get terribly iieecel
sometimes by sli Ting boarders who
make ii business oil doing up hotels
md boarding houses, and 80 far the
keepers are entitled 10 sympathy ana
special protection, but because they
lose by dishonest boarders lie no good
excuse for the II TO make ii up by eS-
brilliant and sometimes dishonest
charges against others more honest.
The case in point Is where lady from
phi.adelphia engaged four weeks
boarding from Media landlord, At
The end OF three weeks the lady wish
ed to leave and rendered pay Tor thai
length OF time, but the landlord de
msndcd pay for the full four weeks
She refused TO pay this when 10 secur,
1t the landlord had the lady's bsggag
Beized. She asked advice on the mat
ter and acting under instructions tool
rut y writ Of replevin and got her tag
gage. She then brought suit agans
The landlord Tor annoyance and loss o
lime. The case was tried by jury
and the lady won, but she only receiv
I'd six cents damages which threw al
The coats against the landlord. We d
not suppose the detention Of the bag
gage was any serious loss 10 the lad,
or the award for damages would hav
been greater. The principle, however
Is established that bUarders haye som
rights about hotels which cannot b
ignored,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19
Philadelphia, Wilmingto
Baltimore Il. X.

March 2nd, 1897.
Trains win issys Wilnington rsh
SUNDAY TRANS.
For Philadsiphis teKpressj, I@ sd
ii.ei 4. A., az. blI bSs. u!', "a
Accom- odatlon, 100. ais, oioA. W.,
lA, 4iU, az, 7.tp, 10. 90 ami l1.ii =, II,
For Chester Soxpressl. I.al. ii,ol A, NJ,
Accom- odation, 100. SIS 90 8, M,
In, 4.l0, or, 40 and 10. az. ",
For New York (expressl, In Al
5 5 ana ID, 4, i 81 a 4 ~ s'"' 'N ="
For West Chester, Via Lamokin, s.h
For New Castle IL 10 night. ..
For Cape Charies. Old Point Confer
Norfolk. iz.ui night; ,,on nov,r 81,
FELTON,, Harrington. briigesiit,i
Laurel, and Delinar, l..ol hfn' a.,
Baltimore aud Washington, so 7
A, NJ. i2Od. An. ID OF, ~. ~ T,
~ . Night. baltimore e.ia r. NJ y
h1s ,save Philadelphia broad street. &,
ma,snGt:.ss, ss'p 81, III. Co., ill., liz
aaa c,a " y no slsasi ssa sio 10 81
SF or Hether Information, pasisns'
rsfcrred 10 the ticket once at tue slA47
trains married. thus % are lilnltel Z
unon which extra iare IL charged.
CNAS. n, PU9H. j.. II, Woo
oansr al Msnp ser. General Pessenss'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

Of Dr.. Simms' White Pulmouic Halsam.
Said LADY, u cured cases 10 my family
which were marvellous cures She says
It b the best lung medicine ever made.
Said q gentleman, It saved my wife from
dying from consumption tsn yearr ago.
So we can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
in the grippe 1t 10 splendid. Soc. and 81.
Sold BY druggists. Depot Fourth and
Kinv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19
BEE HIVE, !"
No. 3O6 Market st.
OPENING
OF
Spring Dress Goods.

We have in now a new and
complete line Of all the new
colorings and weaves of Spring
Dress Goods, and you know
that our price is always right.
We call your attention to our
line Of Black Goods, from the
cheapest Cashmere to the Silk
| Warp Hcnriettas.
| We have also a new line Of
Gimps, Braids, Buckles. Slides,
letc., to trim the same with.
One case of Dress Glnghams
&c yard; sold last year at &c
cents. Also large lines OF bet
ter goods up to the French ones
Have you seen our Lace
Curtains at 81 a pair3 loo
dozen fast black full regula,
made Hose. 5 to IN, I5c pc
pair instead Of CSC.
50 pieces all silk Ribbon
Nos. IL and I6 only. IoHc pc
yard.
We are selling lots Of Dem
crest Sewing Machines 70
1 $3.50 instead Of SIS. Stop il
and see them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

THERE will be no room now for free
trade Congressman from Philadelphia.
1t was only by species Of gerryman.
der hardly justifiable that the Demo-
cratic words OF the city were grouped
together to make Congressman Randall
sure OF his election 10 Congress-. Blu
there are no more Randalls in Phila
delphia TO send to Congress, and a
this is the year for redisiricting tn
State there will be no more gsrryman
dered Democratic districts In Philadel
phia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

Robert Mertick will have sale OF cows
At Centreville, Christ.aua Hundred, next
Monday.
Roberts & Hanuum will have q sale Of
horses at Chester on Thursday. 24.h inst.
MIR. Weldin will have q sale OF lots oa
Grant and Union streets on Saturday,
the 26th inst.
u. b. Zimmerman will have = sale OF
Iowa horses ut the Black Horse hotel,
near Media, Pa, on Monday, the 2sth
mat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

Coal and wood, -four and feed. Leh,gh
coal, Schuylkill coal, Ice coal. All
grades oil spring and winter wheat -four
Minnesota iiour, Hungarian Hour. Lea'f
flour, In barrels or halt barrels. All
pine kindiiug wood In blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 2240 lbs. to the tor
guaranteed. Office, yard aud warehouse,
SIT West Front street. Telephone $50.
12-3-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19
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NEw CASTLE COUNTY s.t
THE STATE or DgLAwARf loun(
To the Sheriff OF New Castle
W asRiA., Marian Frank Ponie *
his petition to the : nasv NJ, eth
seal Superior court tileu ~ l.'il cod
OF tho Prothonotnry ,ia-,le.
in and Tor tho County OF New mas hss ma
the cause of complaint there" hat
application to orr said jug Wing n
cree may be pronounced us r., netiiia
l marriage existing between p.nnviecki. !
| en- and his wife Theodosia ron' I'M laS
| We therefore command you ~ A. I'D
been heretofore comliahoS,J'ls On I'D
| YOU summon Tbeodosia HInndses
she be and appear before tiie ,,,n tbsf
our said CONT nj the next term hid
l of to be held at Wilmington nj yd
/ day. the nineteenth day ~ Ill
next. TO answer the allegauo,,s Of n
petitioner according to the ~ ,,,oyilel
i sembly in such case nade anu the Al
and also to do and receive VIVA VIVA, der col
court shall then and there con TO "
corning her in this behalf CONSISTED
Court shall seem meet anu said Act
with the provisions OF .n .ncn there ID
Assembly. And have you .h'
Witness the Honorable n S%ss d
eighth day Of March. A. d. eiS'
hundred and ninety: =.
Issued AefElot !. a. i' MAxwELL, r # J
The above Is Q true cope copy
| summons, sur. Libel fof aiI,ES,-
| ALyAk ALI shey.d.
lshegla's ofnee, VA. a,1.sisw-is
/ x6nl7, ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

II is now said that President Cleve-
lands scorching denunciatIon of Edi-
tor Dana, of the New York Sun, was
very highly colored ly reporter OF
HE New York World aud that com
plant has been lodged at the World
office against the reporter. II this ID
lrue il sets the Ell President 10 better
light before the community. Mr..
Cleveland, however, has learned two
or three things by The controversy.
He has found out what Editor Dana's
opinion of him is and that ex- Prtsi-
dents should not go monkeyina
mound such buzz saws az newspapers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

THE Democratic members OF the
City Council acted wisely In not hold
ing caucus last night to mark out a
line OF policy 10 pursue m the dremen g
contest. 1t Is a contest that Affects all
the people alike, and both parties are
divided upon it. and there can be but
one feeling OF general regret that any
division should have occurred.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

The following championship games
were played Yesterday:
AT sielphiA-Athletic, IL; Roches-
ter, Q.
AT Brooklyn Brooklyn, 81; Syrae use,
u.
NJ C,lumbus-Colum 4; Toledo, 3.
AT Louisvilie-Louisyiie, &; 81. LOUIS,
IL.
EXHIBITION GAMES.
At Baltimore Baltimore, q; PAiladel-
phia (N. L., 9.
At New HaTen-New Haven, 81 Boston
IN. L.), 7.
At New York-New York IN. LIZ, 3,
Newark, 2.
At Boston-Bostcn or. L. 12; Woven
Hose, l.
At New York-New York or. L., IA
| Creeeents ).
At Hartford-liarttord, ); Hamilton, G
Al harrisburg arrisbuig $; York 4
| NOTES.
Ezra sutton has been engaged to pls,
seeoul base foI Hartford.
McPhes has refused TO become capital
OF thu Cincinnati team.
The Brooklyn aud Syracuse teams ell
Jagged In An o.d-!aslioned slugging gam
yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

W. g. Lavender, Esq, formerly Of this
county, but now representing the Water
loo WAGON Company, limited, of Water.
loo, N. Y, was In this city yesterday.
Mr.. Lavender came through philadelphia,
where he sold 100 carriages TO = large
jubbing house-ths largest order placed
81 one finn tLis season with Que company
in the above named city. MIR. q. lie con-
nscted with one OF the most reliable
houses IN this country, and through hls
efIorts other lar sales Will be elected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19


PaiLApxLrHiA, Saturday. April 10. 1890.
The finest Shirt room and
the hands omest Shirt fix
lures we know OF in this
country are at the Chestnut
street end OF the store with
the Mems Furnishing Goods.
We are apt to think oul
largely increased sale $
comes from this fact. 1t
might influence the first sale:
no one would come back il
the Shirt was not right: but
people do come back. l.
better values we're ever put
In Shir S than in our Grown,
Conqueror, and University,
We have never seen them,
and we know exactly what
is going on in the Shirt
world.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

Twenty thousand pieces of wall parar
at Il. d. Hoit's. 2l3 Yves. Second street,
fine gold. embossed paper, 20 cents
apiece; right nice Mica paper, cents
apiece; also large stock of all grades
IRON tho most common to the finest.
have larSe force OF practical paper
hangers aud work doue without delay
Estimates given with pleasure. II. d
| Holt, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

IRIS NO CREDIT TO the managers Of
the Philadelphia blind asylum that
Principal Battles should be retained 4
single minute beyond the time neces-
sary to boot him out of the institution
He knew all along oil the low, debasing
habits OF Project King. aud yet made
no complaint against him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

THE Levy Court has commenced IL
year Of economic reform by allowing
the coroner of New Castle county
$94S over and above his salary, COM
pared with 1915 Al the year preceed.
ing, and by allowing salaries to III
members amounting IL the aggregate
to IS, 26S. "a compared to SS,045 81 iol
tho year preceding. This 10 the kind
of economy the Levy Court gives v
the taxpayers OF the county.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

THE Courts of Philsdelphia did q
good days work yetter ay in convict
ing that lecherous Ia. Ca Project King,
OF The blind asylum. II he could be-
sentenced TO punishment common
sura,e with his low crimes, he woult
be haltered up in a stall az a beast, tot
low for association with even the mosl
depraved OF humanity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19
&C. &
Schedule IN effect Nov. lQ.i,s,
XbAlNs LEAVE DEL. AVE.
kAhr bouso

kR1 ----
Schedule IN effect Nov. 1e.,s,I
YkA1Ns LEAVE DEL. AVE
kAsr bousn
. Express trains
NEW YoRg, wcekdavs ,et, -
q. m, az ". lt3, s5 IL. Il o. n IN
NEW foaK, Sun'ANs "a;
~ Us, - ~, so11 20 iop. N
PHILADELPHIA, week dfv. salj|
". 700, 7 30, ~ 50 e0a s!C n 10 n
Q. m: sl20s. / %, sgIi. gna' IA
6Ya. el0. " "a, z a. : so 40 IA N y.
PHILADELPHIA, Sun dava ,.lg \
ao9 pu5. II 70 q. M. sl2 ~ lw|
Soe Sie.'ola t25. Cl0, ,cil, IA
CHwsrrR. week DAYS. -, Il
u. $50 IS %, . 90, sIG H. ID I
a. a.. si2 os, i 90. ~ A An, i" ~,
II. "Ol9 s6la 90. IN r. v
q HEsTrn, Sundays. 'ali. 7u n
vw Y 10 q. NJ. SECS, ia "a
80 'bi3, %. $40. soi5, ~ .n,i ID
| ATLANTIC Cry. N. j., ID
wEsr BouSn
nnit'more ana Mnsl.inrto, -,
eilE a. M. as. siii 4 ii u
all daily. 7t0a IN. .9iin. ~
except s,nda " u"
Baltimore and piinclpal sod
tniin. Division, 4lip. ~. daif,.
I,.tsburs 'si7 IL. IN. ahd u
Chicsyo. IS lIa. m. .c,,
| GIN ctnnati AMI i. l.u1l. u. II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

THE COUNTY tax rate Is to be re-
duced this year by cutting down on
the allowances for bridge building and
county improvements and by iccreas-
ing the salaries OF county officers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

Measles aud Its cough rre quickly
cured BY using simms' Cough Syrup.
Aotheis, Use Il. Contains NO opium; al
ways safe. The genuine sells at Csc. BY
oil druggists. Depot, Ath and King sts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

a ] ] r. sf @ % q. s%ss ss am a
M @ p q . s,s 1 s ..s. & % &
& s 81 @ s a M & 4 y | k e.
aroadr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

We give away watches, clocks, road
carts, carriages. and expect 10 give brick
houses with cigars. Chapman, monarch
OF the tobacco trade, seveuth and Orange
and 3 East Third street; factory, York
end Lancaster Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19
rrylLnflNGTuN sTEAMBohr

Eansc zesas : |
STEAMERS CITY OF C.ii..fth
and BEaNDiw|
On and after Saturday, March lst
Leave Fourth street wharf for eheip1
Philadelphia, dsily, Sundays laeiaieI
7.D and ~. 80 a. M, Loo and i.Iip q. ]
For Marcus " ook, ..sls. IN. ani ~
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut stfs'.
All. " Ald 10 n. ma l.o and Nv D.
Tsleph oae No. Il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-19

Hrnmntinn OF HoIinesA.

The regular Saturday night meeting
for the promotion Of holiness will be
held this evening In Fletcher Hall, No.
ga Market street, at 7.45. Rev. D..
j. santinier of the New York F. NJ. Con-
ference, will preach a sermon on Heart
Purity" Seats free. Everybody vel
come.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
Az AWFUL CRASH.
Uslilaien Between Trains sa a
bntiaA Railway.
Ts" Dead soa.ss Rsco.s~sd frou
fhs Seins-Nsas Psrsaa.
64aif Ft4rE

AeSoes. Ass. IA eolllaisa h.s "a.
enfrsd "a tas 9rsst Wsstsra raii-.v "A
Aofsea ki-zssrrsa ssatisa. 80 Tea,-
~ssa xosds trsia aad q
ssse.Ai "Aia frsm Piymeata. whiea
~ls eenxsTing sAe passengers fsou tAs
sssAa'ef Aoraa1 Castle. zaieh Al iass
arrived - PiyAoash froal tas Caos ~
eood Hops Tea parsons gsrs ktlina
sAa slsas talarsd- TIE condition u
ssssFsl Of sha laiar@d j. serious.
ne collision. salea occurred "A 4
ee''~% a a. ~as e2aset o. tha nsxli-
xeA~s 81 a sixa@l mxa Tie freight
Hain hAd been shaatsd 20 the uo lfne =,
4iiaw TIE tosE nl1at nal t,afs' - 49,.
"A.eA = aia safely. TIE aigat 49, ralny
-Ha dAfk and sas sigma nan torgos
tn@s tne freig1s train uas stand = =
oa she ag track aHd tAs aoboand .oe-
eiAi tFalas Nniea eossiatsd II four car
FtAges containing nftF passengers.
rushed pass lae station a. ths r.ts ~
tftI miles IA aour kad dash@a iaso shs
sei<nt tsAiA- The nrss carriage Of ths
fpeeisl Sas entirely tsnollshsd. The
rfe tom the specials snglns igni ted
Iae eooa of tns carsiake aad
ae wreck vs. quickly a mass ~
tameA Six ~ The oceapaat, of thf,
f.rfiage we're barned % death. one of
Is oeeapaats. = negFo. u4s completely
teaeadsd The sfoker % ths special
sraln bad miraculous escape Hs 1as
tne tender. shich tslescoped int0 4
second -elsss coach che door of Nhleh he
opeaed. emerging without scBAseh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO Nov. II.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady. Spring Wheat
Patents 3O0955O: Siraights. 81. .5O64. 70;
Bakers. s3 10000: Winter Wheat Flour, NO
es25 for Patents 81 0l94e0 70 Clears.
WHEAT-Rged firm and met with q fair de-
mand. No2 Cash. 9e1e5ssc; December 97l40
99c. and May. 0itlo5S.
CoKN-Falrly active aud irregular. No. g
52.c No yellow. 5l&c: No 3, Ike; No. 3
yellow. a3h. May. 3'sG54ssc. November A0
&C over December December 21aG25sc under
May
OATS Moderately active and unsettled No. Q
43L43Ac: December 42L Gi3ac, May. s. O
46sc. Samples IA good supply and steady. No.
& 4Sa t5c; No White. s5sG47c; No 2 80
45c: No White, 4784sc.
RYE-Wzs about steady. No. 9 cash. &C;
November. 67c: December. Csc Sample lots
6.a6sc for No 9. and o3G6sc for No 3.
BARLEY In fair demand FOR good to choice .
common grades easier. No. q November. so
SO Samples common IS e2o; good 10 choice
65a70c aud extra lots ,2r7oo.
MSS PoaK-Market rather active and prices
ruled h higher. Quotations ranged at 81. 75G9 s7A
for cash. 60 - $50 for Dccem her. sif SO
il97,l for January. and sl2 s5Sl2 r., for Nav.
LARD Rather active and prices ruled higher
Prices ranged AZ g. iOGs IS for cash. Slsb1
si5 for December. s37fG6.42ls FOR January.
and g s2ss18e3 for NAV.
BUTTER-Crosmery, i2t27c. Dairy, is022o,
Packing stock SGec.
PoULrRY-I.ive Chickens. 616Kc per 10
Spring Chickens, 717iic per 10 Live Tur.
keys. sEsc per 10; Live DnckS 7tSo per 10
Live Geese 8 C0aS % per dozen.
I1oUoRs- Distilled Spirits ruled Hrm az o. lf
per gal for fnishcd goods
Ofts- Wisconsin Prime White sAc Water
White 0Ac. Michigan Prime White
&c. Water Waite Il4c. Indiana Prime
waite eso. Water white ioAc Hcsdlizht
is test iosc. Gasoline e 8cgs ifc; "A dcs's
esc. N.pbtha e. dsxs g.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
SCROFULOUS SORES
From Head TO waist mass of Disease.
Suffering Terrible. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

was GOV rcd with scrofult sores from my
head 10 my waist. suiIetnL s. that o. not
sleep nights and could lle down only " tn rll
lows undr my arms Ny read was So sore
that ! could not wear hat; and being
farmer. | cOu d not 10 hareneaded. so wore
very soft handkerchief on my head. In fact,
I vas a disgusting Sight 70 others and 70 my
self. After doct0riug for six years with The
rest physciaIs in the country. and getting
worse al the time. had xiv up eli hore Of
getting we'll when i saw your CUrCUgk RFNE
DIES advertised ana procured sci. although
with little ialth IN them The drst set. how
ever. did me suci a vast amount OF Eooo, thar
1 continued their use. ana now. after nsing
four sets. / am happy o say that ! am emit rely
cured. Any OF the prominent Dusiuess men
and farmers in and around p Painheid Viii
indorse ry story.
GEORGE 4. hEINSELMAN. Plainaeld. III.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
TELEsRAPHIc BREyETIEs

Slasis sa2 NsA LIFE. sac Prizs-1gss-
eEs. hAss bssa lA&lsss2 y t1s Le2Gos
EFand s9ry
E@s4 1a~4s Nish. hss sets1 - soA1
tie y 4gs teE xls.e<s tsr a. s-eesrle-
lszks Bl.nl
EA~iu Booth. tie tragetisn, l. EsPoEt
u 70 - II PooE ksslts, eA-ss1 - &c
= lea sns9klag
Wesley Belt Agsa 81, farmer living
neAr Ns~ark. o.. ~ss siraek ey traia
sne iRstaHsiy allied
Arshdzks Otts of Austria Is In seri-
cas- oonaltion fron tas "oCha lnrlesSA
% tin y slla bear
DiphtAsfi. hss appeared at Holland.
Mica. Agsia. JoAn Nosehurs Las lost
t~o ebl&rsn In tks lAst week
TIE Roumsai4n Government Is sliot-
ting a vAst su&ntity Of state land IN
free farms % peasant families
Charles suder seWing-m2ehiEs
agent VAS murdered hy unknowu nea
near Altoona Pa. sunday night
Robert Steinman, while assisting IN
cutting out some cattle on has ranch
near Wichita. Kan. Was fatally gored BY
. bun.
King Humbert Of Italy has refused 70
ask the usual appropriation FOR the heir
90 the throne, saying that the country
is too poor.
President Carnot has received g
diploma from the American Bunker
Hill Association appointing him an
honorary member
Monday afternoon at fhiladelphia,
Alexander Hexter. senior partner in the
firm Of Hexter & Bros, clothing manu-
facturers, was beheaded in an elevator
Charles Pierre, well-to-dO negro of
New Orleans. was murdered Sunday
night His wife and his sOH-in-law
have been arrested. charged With the
crime.
The Oklahoma Legislature on Mon
day passed the bin locating the Terri
torial capital at Kingfsher. II is be-
lieved that the Governor Will veto the
measure.
Notwithstanding President Wood
ruffs proclamation polygamy still -four
ishes in Utah. forty-two arrests having
been made for this crime within the
past few days.
Burglars entered five houses in Of
tumws. Ia, Sunday night County
Treasurer Mowery had hand-to-hand
encounter with 4 burglar who woke hirn
by placing a revolver 10 his ear. The
burglar escaped.
In his annual report Acting Adjutant-
General McKeever says that the aver
age number OF pupils over Is years OF
age attending military schools during
the year was / $40. of which 6.o05 re
ceived military instruction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

WooDsrocK, Ont, Nov. III Reg
iraid BlrchslL ths murderer % Fred
erick G. Bsnsel. has only few more
days % live. On Friday The last
scene ~ one q The greatest murders OF
Interest 10 two contih-ats will be en-
acted A shs aay o. his doom draws
nearer Birchau - apparently becom-
ing resigned 90 his fate Ho declares
that be has no fear % death and saws
thai be wouid rather be killed on the
scafoid than IN a railroad accident His
manner varies az times, and occasional
~ be IS silent and dsspondeut He does
nos sleep souudly sad is very uneasy
darling the aiEht DurinE the day he
IL IS th3ugn tisss ard careless as ever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
CHARGED TO FlRe-euGs.
fncsnd aries believed 20 nave Caused the
Awful EEPioston Near Wilmington Last


fncsnd aries Sslieved 70 nave Caused the
Awfui EEPioston Near Wilmington Last
Aouth.
WItwISor0S. Del. Nov. lit is
Row believed by many that the terrible
explosion OF the extensive Dupont
Powder Works near this city on oc-
tober last, which resulted in
the death Of ten workmen. an
o.a lady and q child. and the in
iuring of number OF others. may have
been the work oi gang Of tire-bugs who
are secretly organized 10 DO harm 20 the
Dupont family. The burning OF the
lavge barn belonging to William Dupont,
near Rockland, on Saturday night was
no doubt the work OF inceudiaries The
hre-5ugs are supposed 70 be revsnreful
employees Who were discharged al the
death OF General Henry Dupont, as
several attempts were made last spring
and summer 20 blow up the Dupont
powder works Ii is expected a reward
OF $500 wlll De offered, AMI that detsc-
uves viii be put on the case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
A DEATH LEAP.
Il Is Taken BY q Member e the
Rubs Burrows Gang.
ice jackson. Confsasa in kississippi
rrixsn. Jumps Fdn Feet. Dash
ing OF fsis 6rsins
AZ oUFLAws sgfcfps

JAcEs0N. Mss. Noy. ll-5os Jack
son. tie acted train robser. saa one ~
ths notorioas Robs Bsrr0~s g4Rx. CON
nitte6 suicide Ia tss PenttsaEsry hsrs
AsRaay ~ jumping fre1 a niges
of steps &c brick pavement
hfty feet below he vas 70 have
kssa arraigned With RHbs Saith. an
other Of the gang. for FobbiRg the nails
AZ the Baekatunns train robssry few
months ago. The united States Mar
sh2l sent an ofioer 10 eeell after him,
but be hae no sooner opensd the door
than Jackson. ~ith drawn katie. ran
up the steps. lie VAS told he could not
escape.
u know that be replied, ''but ] can
kin myself which / an going - do,
and end this matter. 1 will never be
arrzighed In this court FOR my crimes
The officers reasoned With aim for an
hour and BALI without shaking him
from his horrible purpose. They then
went up the steps, but Jackson held
them al bay with the knife, telling
them he would XIII the first nan Who
laid hands on him. The penitentiary
onicials. sesing that he Was determined,
got bed 70 catch him on when 10 made
the fatal leap
20 thai will DO no good, be ooolly
remarked. Il Will jump over IL
Then. without any emotion, be said 10
those below: Look OUT Here come ."
And. making dive with his head down
ward. he struck the pavement fifty feet
below, landing on the back Of his head
and shoulders. His skull was crushed,
and after lingering uncensclousiy an
hour he died.