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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
QUE NEm riRIEr LIZ.
Gladstone Says Americans VIII soon Dis
cover Its Evil Effects.
Associated Press UIspnt.,h nv Suarial Viraa

Associated Press Dispatch by Suecal Wires
LONDON, Oct 29.-Mr Gladstone ar
rived at Dundee to-day and was pre-
scented with the freedom of the city. In
accepting the honor Mr.. Gladstone made
an address in which he referred to the
commerce Of the city he said there
was comfort for England in the fact it
was not true that any tariff adopted by
any crountry on earth could interfere
seriously with the prosperity Of Great
Britain.
The first effect Of the Mckinley bill
would be to raise the standard of prices
in the United States. This meant a
diminished power Of expectation. This
again meant that while we We're damni-
fled in one of our 20 markets we derived
benefit in the other 10 from the dimin-
ished power Of the merchants of the
United States 10 compete with British
merchants in any one Of them, this being
one to the augmentation of prices in the
United States and the increased re-
straints under which the merchants of
the latter country have to work.
He advised the manufacturers to allow
America to find out for herself the evil
effects that will follow the adoption of
the high tariff.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
rnE ooonoyE1,s. 1ETyER.
Part of the Statement in the Mysterious
Letter of Confession Verified.

|
Associated Press Disnatcu by spari.u Ntrra.
LONDON, Oct. 29-Inquiries were
made at Morley's Hotel, in Trafalgar
| Square, to ascertain what truth there is
in the story from Montreal that Reginald
Birchall, now under sentence of death
| at Woodstock, Ont, for the murder Of
F. G. Benwell, Mrs. Brchall and the
colonel, the alleged author of the letter
received by Birchall,in which the writer
acknowledges that he shot and killed
Benwell, We're at the hotel last January.
The books Of the hotel show that an
American, styling himself "Colonel
Lewis" arrived there on January LIST
and remained until January gath.
Birchall arrived on January 14th, and
was a guest until January 18th. Mr..
Stevens Of Montreal, the gentleman who
told him Of seeing Birchall, Benwell and
the "Colonel" at the hotel, registered at
the hotel on January 18TH, and left on
January Goth. "Colonel Lewis was
well-known by the servants of the hotel
and they retain vivid recollection Of
him. They describe him as a somewhat
pompous-looking man. He was 5 feet
8 inches in height and stout. He wore
a long moustache, and his complexion
was inclined to be fair. He was heavy
drinker, and was generally known as
the "Colonel.n
Birrhall and "Colonel Lewis" seemed
to be on intimate terms with each other.
One Of the walters remembers seeing
them often together and they appeared
to be well in each others confidence.
Since January the Colonel" has often
called at the hotel, but has not re-
manned as a guest. He left directions
that any letters addressed to him at the
hotel should be forwarded to him at
Streatham, Surrey. His exact address
has not been traced. Birchall and the
colonel" while at the hotel often
invited gentleman to pass the evening
with them. The servants cannot identify
any visitors who answered the deserip-
ton given Of Benwell. "Colonel Lewis" |
went to America in either October or
November, 1889. Ills repeated visits to
the hotel render it unlikely that he has
been out Of England since January.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

a5sUu1dVtU rVss DIspaV0I " 5peUTAI "Ifes.
SAN FRANCISCO, Call, Oct. 90
Lawrence Roach, Republican, was shot
and instantly killed by James j. Allen,
Democrat, last night, on Fourth street.
The killing was the result of politics.
Allen caused number of voters to be
cited to appear before the election COM
missioners, and when Roach met him
last night he was accused by Roach Of
being an informer, Allen says that
Roach attacked him with a knife,
and he (Allen) then drew pistol and
fired two shots, one entering the brain
and the other the breast. The only
weapon found on Roach was small
pocket-knife.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
ANOTHER sTE1MsHIP 4FLoAT.
Departure of the New Collier, Saturn
from Hnrinn,s Slliii.,nrtI

departure OF the New Collier, Saturn,
from Harian's Slip-yard.
The Boston Towboat Company's new
steam collier Saturn, left the wharf Of her
Company, Tuesday, for Philadelphia,
where she will be turned over to
her owners and will load coal for Boston.
The big steamship went down the Christi
ana in tow of the tugs Claudia and Meteor,
with the Taurus asten to assist in Steering.
She exchanged salutes with various steam
craft on the way out. The representatives
of the Harlan n lIollingsworth Company
on board were Captain Willard Thomp-
son, Andrew g. Wilson and n. X. Benson.
The Saturn is one Of the finest steam
colliers afloat. Her hull is of seven
eighths-inch iron and is unusually strong.
Iron was usedin the construction of the boat
in every place where it could be, and there
is very little wood except in the interior
fittings Every appliance for handling
the vessel and cargo has been put on
board OF her. She is steered by steam,
her anchors are raised by steam capstans,
and even her heavy matches are raised by
steam. The quarters for officers and crew
are plainly, but handsomely and COM
tortably finished and furnished, and are
much better than those Of the general run
Of colliers.
A feature of the Saturn's construction is
her, false bottom. In this she carries water
ballast, when having no cargo ON board.
When loaded with coal the water is pumped
out of the ballast tanks.
The dimensions of the new steamship
are as follows; Length over all tonnage
length, 2SS feet; moulded beam, 10 feet;
depth, from keelson TO top of tonnage
deck, 26.2 feet. Her gross tonnage is
2, 25sl3 and her net tonnage l,Sl7.t9 She
Will carry 200 tons of coal The Saturn
will not only carry coal herself, but will
tow two immense wooden barges, conse-
quently her engine is of great power. It
is of the triple,expansion type, with cylin-
ders a 80 and 50 inches in diameter and IS
inches stroke. There are four Scotch
boilers capable Of working to a pressure Of
100 pounds.
Captain Daniel W. Wiley superintendent
the construction of the vessel on behalf of
her owners and will probably be her cap
tain.
The total cost Of the Saturn, everything
included, was about 100000
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

ASaocIhIed Ffess Dlspach by speoiAl Wires.
CoRK, Oct. 29,-The sailors employed
on the steamship F'inbarr declined to
work yesterday if a consignment Of
cattle belonging to owners who are boy
cotted were carried on the steamer The
men held out in their determination and
rather than provoke an open conflict
the steamship company to-day for
warded the cattle to their destination by
rail themselves paying the freight
charges of the railway Notwithstand-
ing this action the defence union will
sue the steamship company for refusing
to ship their cattle on their steamer yes
terday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
Lost, Absconded or wayInid.

Associated Press Dispatch nv spe,''.t Wires.
ST.. Louis, Mo, Oct 29.-Another case
Of mysterious disappearance upon which
the police Of two cities and the authori-
ties of college town are now working
has developed in st. Louis. At Q o'clock
on saturday, October 18th, young Oliver
F. Feurbach, the 16-years-old son Of
Henry Feurbach, a prominent st. Louis
builder, and an ex-president of the Mer-
chants Exchange, left home for the pur-
pose of paying bill for his mother down
town. Nothing has been seen or heard
from him since that time. His parents
are taking every step possible to locate
him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
MILFORD.


SpeeIaT Correspondence oF ''azette and Journa
MILFORD, Oct. 25.-Peter II, Causey will
rebuild the Touring mill, on the site of the
one destroyed by fire ON Tuesday night
last, as soon as the debris can be cleared
away and arrangements made, Mr. !. r.
Hosun Il Son were paid the amount of
their insurance $500 on Thursday morn
NE asd The b amount ssn was 9Gn Pqdt e
was the first time he had ever paid an in
surance before the fire was out. , The fire
was then burning and did not go out until
yesterday.
Master David Sipple entertained party
Of his young friends last evening at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, William
Y. Simple, on Montgomery street, it being
the 9th anniversary Of his birthday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

IHILApELrHIA, Oct. 25.-Beef oattie-Ex-
re, 5a5hc.;o good, 4Na4kc; medium, a.
2ha2Ac,; Fat cows, saasc. Sheep-Extra, b4a
33,%c'i good, i3ta5c:; medium4 AaS9c., oommon,
5Aa4c.; cnlls, Ease; lambs, 2uSc Hogs
Western, BHaB'4c.; state, 6aehc. Mich COWS.
s5oaBUi mich calves, 5a7c.: western and
grassers, ~ 9Ha4hc.: fat COWS, ol(agc.: thin
cows, Siaisi city dressed beeyes, 5a7hc. lot
BUFFALO, N. T., Oct a7.-oattle- Receipts.
6,guO head, good to extra, s41aa4.60; chtsicr
heavy butchers, S4.l5a4.40: mediums, sS.60a
40; light handy, i3,25a3.60, common mixed
butchers, So i5a2.s5; Michigan stockers heayy
s2B5aS.l0; do. yearltngs, sl.75a2 Is; do feeders,
$2b5a335; stock bulls, sl.75a2,5U; fat do $2a2 90:
export d. S27ba3.5O: bolognas, S1.75a25(; cows
and helfers, common to extra, LAS; niloH
cows common to extra, S9OabO: veal caiyes,
s5.5Oa63o. sheep and lat bs-Receipts, 6860
head. sheep-1hoice 10 extra. S5a5. 2b; good to
choice, s4.i5s4.9o common to fair $4a4.7O.
Lambs--Choice to extra, t6a6.25; good to choice
$5.75a59b common to fair, f5a5.7O. Hogs
Receipts 3O,3sNhead; heavy ,S4.40a9.45; medium
and mixed, SAB0a4 As; common TO good Yorkel s.
S3.90a4.15: pigs, s3.0Da9-50; roughs, $3a3.40.
dNE NV FoRk, Oct, 81 - Beeves = Receipts,
s3as,5O; bulls and COWS, s2a2.40: dressed beet
steady at 6Aa7kc Calyes-Receipts, laSk
head: market We. lower; veals. t52s51
grassers, 81. 30; Westerns S2.s5aS So Sheer
and Lambs-Receipts, 14,2U4 head; sheep, IA
5.4V. lambs, S6.5Oa6.d0. Dressed mutton slow
at sHs1ac; per pound; dressed lambs steady al
head: market steady at s4.2Oa4 80.
CHICAGO, Oct g.-Cattle- Receipts, $4,000
head; steers, sSa5.l5: Texas steer, $p45a3.O0.
rangers, $S.25h3s5. llogs-Receipts, $4,000
head: rough and common, So. 7Oa3. 9O good
mixed. S4a4.l5 pri ne heavy and but6he}
weights, S4.l5a4.Y5; light, ss.e0a4.fO. Sheep
Receipts, 10000 head; natives, $4.O0n4.S0 west.
ern, S400a4 50; Texans, $3.50; lambs, S4.f5ab.7h
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Oct. M. Cattie--Re.
ceipts, 4,6lS head; shade off on common; good
unchanged. Hogs-Receipts, $3.50 head.
Philadelphias, 81 90a4.4O: few early sales ID
oountr' trade, 81 so: mixed, s4.e0a42b: best
Workers, s4a4.15; common and fair, ss.O5a81O.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; market dull; 20
cents off from last weeks prices.
CINCINNATI, o., DOT. Observation-Disclosures.
larger common and light, Se.7bn4. 20; packing
and butchers. ss.sba420; receipts, 1900 head{,
shipments, 3,40O head.
baltimore, Oct 2h-Swine-Fair supply andf
fairly good demand: prices, sSaAc iower.
skate. Receipts, II $50 head.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

Associated T n's Dispatcn oy special HireA
CHICAGO, Oct. 29-Frank Bergstronl,
a native of Sweden and an expert
forger, who has been wanted by the
police of the north and west sides more
than two months, was arrested last
night He commenced passing forged
checks on small business houses on the
north and west sides in payment for
groceries, &c, about three months ago,
and has succeeded in passing about so
checks and securing about $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
An Insurance company's collapse.

hHsVVI1 1eu Fo5a I7I7FHVUH UY op1ITt WIGS
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The Mutual Fire
Insurance Company made an assign
ment yesterday TO T. G. Hislop. The
liabilities are said to be $500 and
$4,000 of contested claims against the
company. The assets are set down at
$1S700 100000 of this amount being
in premium notes and the balance con-
sisting of accounts, receivable notes and
mortgages. The cause of the failure
was said by Myron H. Beach the COM
pany's attorney, to be principally in the
unusually severe losses, the company
had sustained during the past year
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2g.--Flonr, steady, quiet.
Wheat flrmer and quiet: No. 2 red, SlOla
1.02; No. Pennsylvania red, s1.066ai.07.
Corn, steady,
Oats, firm, fair demand; No. 2 white, 57JSc;
No. mixed, 48Sc.
Bran, firm; winter, slS.50al9.
Baled hay, quiet and easy.
Butter. quiet, easy; Pennsylvania print, ex-
ira, who'll sale, 2ic.; jobbing, 25a30c.
Eggs, firmer: Pennsylvania frsts, csc.
Cheese, steady.
Petroleum, dull.
POtatOes. firm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30


LONDON, Oct. 29-Patrice Bouccicault,
daughter of Dion Bouccicault, deceased,
died suddenly this morning. She had
just become mother and the child is
doing well. Her mother, Agnes Robert
son Bouccicault is in New York and
her husband, Mr.. Pitman is said to be
in New York also. Patrice came from
New York two months ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
STORM Ar LEWEs.
Heavy Tides But No Duinage--A Cloud
of Mosquitoes,

/ u
| Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
LEwEs, Oct. 25.--The heavy gale which
prevailed here on Thursday brought in a
very high tide and came very near sub
merging Hugheyville again and the wind
blew heavy gale from southeast and had
it continued "A hours the Hugheyville
people would have had Il worse time than
i'll the great September gale of 1889, The
wind shifted to 1.-THE northwest about 10.3O
O'Clock in the evening and prevented much
damage. The Breakwater was compara-
lively clear of vessels which with the direc-
tion of the wind, accounts for the lack of
damage to shipping.
On Thursday evening about 1870 O'Clock
the gale then prevailing from the south
east suddenly shifted to the northwest,
at which time some of our citizens discov-
cred in the town a great cloud Of mosgui-
toes which seemed to spring into the air as
4 by magic and as suddenly disappearing.
The singular phenomenon cannot be ac-
counted for by any one.
HIGH WATER IN TALBOT COUNTY.
EAsToN, Mp, Oct, o4.-It was high water
about II o'clock last night, and it is said
the tide was two inches higher than in the
famous centennial storm of September
1876. In It. Michael's and Oxford people
living ON the lower water front had to re-
move from the ground floor, and animals
Idu W Ne ldkell from IHelf StapleS. some
damage was done the unfinished pier work
of the Baltimore & Eastern Shore railroad
at Claiborne.
ROADS FLOODED IN QUEEN ANNEis COUNTY.
CENTREyILLE, Mn, Oct. 24-The storm
of Yesterday has raised the tides to such an
extent as to seriously ineommode people in
the ''necks, +" bridges being carried away or
damaged and crossings too deep TO ford. At
the Centreville landing Captain O2nnn had
$50 bushels of wheat seriously damaged by
water coming mp in the granary. Mr..
Whiting had quite a lot Of lumber tloated
off, 1t was the highest tide since 1876.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
Cure Your Catnrrb, or Get $500.

For many years, the proprietors of Dr..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, who arc thor
can easily ascertain by PROPER INQUIRY.
have Offered, in good faith through nearly
every newspaper in the land, a standing
reward of $500 for case of nasal catarrh,
no matter how bad, or of how long stand
ing, which they cannot cure. The Remedy,
which is sold By druggists Mt only 80 cents,
is mild, soothing, cleansing, antiseptic and
healing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
A Prominent Cincinnatian Dead.
.aanclatad PraaA Diana t,.h hv AnanInI NNi,au

. CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 29,-Mr. Briggs
Swift, an octogenarian, noted pork
packer and pork merchant and during his
life bank director and president in yari-
Gus Cincinnati banks, man identified
with business in Cincinnati for more than
half a century, and millionaire, died at
his country residence. few miles north of
the city, last night,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

Associated Press Dispatch pv ~ue.ttl W'-sS
SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. 29.-The citizens
last night appointed committee to confer
with the government representatives who
were recently appointed to select site on
the Pacific coast for a high grade armor
plant and present to them Inducements for
the location of such institution in San
Diego. The committee will leave for the
east in a few DAYS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-FloIr, quiet,unchanged
| Wheat. southern, firm; Futz, g5c.asl.04
| Longberry. &c.aSl.pi: steamer, No. red, 95 NC.
western, steady; No winter red spot, AND
October, s1.0l; December, si.Osa1.Oss; May
| $l.10Aa1l0k.
Corn. southern, firm; western, hrmer mixed
spot and October, bshc.: year, 56a4a57c.; Janu-
uary, 56idc.; May, 50A abpkc.
Oats, Arm and steady; ungraded southern
and Pennsylvania, 4Sa50bc,; do. western white
49a5OHc. do. do. mixed, 4sai9c; graded No. .,
white, 50a50kc
Rye, Arm; prime to choice, 75a76c.; good to
fair, 12a74c.
timothy, Sll.0G,
Proyisi ms, firm.
Butter, firm and active.
Eggs, firm, 22a23c.
Coffee, quiet; rio cargoes. fair, 9Oa90Kc.; No.
z, 1gc.
Sugar, firm and steady granulated, 1s-16c.;
copper, strong; refined, iec.
whisky active; 81. 20.
New York Markets.
Associated Press Disnatch nv Special Wires.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 99.-Flour, state and west
ern, moderate demand; leady; low extras
s3.75a4lo; city mills, Shl5a5.40; city mills
patents, s. 50a6,25; winter wheats, low grades,
sa70a4 10; ia TO fancy, St25a540; patents,
A.a0a5.75; Minnesota clear, S4b0a .25:straghts,
81 9Oa5 patents, S5.25aB.
Rye mixtures, 81. 30a4 o.; superflne, 49, l5a3.sS:
fine, S2.75a360; southern, dull, steady; common
to fair extra, $370a3. Is; good to choice dosi25a
b.Sj.
Wheat, advanced; y reached II; strong,
active, with the west buying here freely;
O tober. $i.0Sls LOSE; November, Si,0Sa .053s;
December, S1.05%al09h; January, s1.O9I&a
l.l0h; February. Sll0ka111A; March, $l.Ilk
al12h; May, $1.llkal.12 g-l8
Barley, active, frmer; western, 75a9Oc;
Canadian, o aSl.G0.
Corn, strong; up; western buying here;
No. ?, 5sAa6Dc.; steamer mixed, 5Skc.
Oats, No. 9, quiet, firmer; state, 47ac.a56:
western, 46a56c.
Beef steady, quiet; plate, s7.5oas.5O; family,
{9.50a10.50.
Fork, dull. steady; mess, sll 25al2OO; extra
prime, Sl0b0Rll.
Lard, quiet, easy. steam rendered, s657k.
Eggs, fancy, fresh firm; state and Pennsyl-
vania eSaa4c.: Canadian, pc western, 22 u a23c.;
Ice house, lSa20c
Turpentine, quiet, 4Ojqa41c.
Quotations.
At O'Clock sales of the New York stock
marketto-day, received over the private wire
of Elliott Johnson i Co.. stock brokers, No. Gig
Marketstreet were az follows: n. Y. Central Il
Hudson, 1919; Erie. I'll N. Y. II New Eng
land 400 Lake Shore, 1867: C.c.C. & St.L ,681;
G. d N. Western, CON-, 107k: Pacific Mail ii;
Western Union Telegraph, s0k NJ. Il St raul,
56k; Canada Southern, 81 u; Michigan
Central =. Union Pacific. 45h Central
Paci1o, 30. Missouri Pacific, 6Sh Texas 4
Pgcihc, TX; n. d. Central. llO: Delaware;
d Western, l42h; Delaware a
hudson. 1885; RI. Paul & Omaha, common,
"a 81 Paul Y on, and assets est,rSaveM2 q a n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
Tourists,

whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle of Syrup
effectuaily on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing feyers, headaches and
other forms of sickness. For sale in so
cent and q, bottles by all lesdingdrnscists,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

Assnclateu Fress DIspatch by 5pecIaI WIroE.
KINsEY, KAN, Oct. 29.-The Edwards
County Bank of this city failed yesterday
Its assets are said to exceed liabilities by
large amount and the depositors will
doubtless receive their claims in full, No
statement of assets and liabilities have
been prepared.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
BERNE, Oct. 29,-Quiet has been restored
at Fribourg, capital of the canton of the
flicts between the radicals and conserva-
tives growing out of Cantonal elections
held last Sunday
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30
THE ALMSHOUSE LANDS.
The Trustees Have Made $50, 900
for the County.

Officiai Statement OF the Cash Received,
Bonds and Mortgages Held, County
Bonds Redeemed, Value of Unsoid
Property, Sc.
On Monday the Morning Nens sheer
ingly said
No one outside of the Democratic ring
knows exactly what the county buildings
really cost the taxpayers or what became
of the money obtained by the sale of the
old almshOuse buildings.
Naturally sensitive to this unwar-
ranted imputation the trustees for the
sale of the old almshouse property, with
Pattison-like promptitude, got together
this morning and united in the follow.
ing official statement.
Account of trustees for sale Of old almshouse
lands, from May 18th, 1885, to October Goth, 1885,
RECEIPTS
Cash received from sales CONSUME
mated. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..$5S 900. SO
Cash received on account of sales not
contaminated s....s....s............ 3321.00
Cash received from rents, interestand
curbihg and paving ...... ......... 22i3.O5
Bonds aud mortgages taken on prop
erty sold. .,.............,......... 1855. 80
l,y99.s7
EXPENDITURES.
Bonds OF New Castle county re-
. deemed, Nus. to 81 inclusive ... .S54, 10000
Paid for commissions, fees, adyertis-
ing and curblng and paving. s,5ss2i
Cash in Union National Bank. ...... 6,s5g73
4,4429i
bond and mortgages yet in hand. -. a;,656s3
SOL 9y1.s7
Statement OF total value of property held in
trust.
I9ihl sales made and com pleted.. .is946Gs9
SA'eH made but not yet contaminated 14,026.B6
y. SOLD ots held at the following
prices;
5ii feet on Broome street at 49, .. 24,jsanO
sl9 feet on Brcome st Get at $50. .... l2,4sO.NO
100 feet Oil BroOme street Mt SOLO, d,COlOO
100 leet on Cornell street at S20...... $4,000
544,O7. 10
Total value of property. sil45G5.ds.
H. G. BANNING,
EDWARD u. BEILAH,
DOS l.. CARPENTER, JR,
WILLIAM ~. LODGE.
. aa4Fa 1tartE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

Associated Press DIspnlch by specal Wires
LONDON, Oct 29,-Mr. Robert Lincoln,
the United States minister, left London
to-day for Liverpool, where he will en-
bark for New York, he having been
granted leave of absence by his govern
ment. He will return to England in Jan
uary and resume the duties of his Office.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-30

Assoclated Fress Dlspalcn by SpeclN Wires
FIRE ISLAND, N. Y, Oct. 20. The British
brig Eugenia, with sugar from Aracati,
Brazil went ashore last night at Jones'
inlet. Both masts have gone by the board
and the vessel is fast breaking up The
crew were rescued and taken to the life
saving station.