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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
slatn. 81 Tho pronibm,on Law.

DIS McINEs, Iowa, Aug. is. Attorney
general Stone Of Iowa has given written
opinion as to the present status of the
Iowa prohibitory law in so far as It
pff-cts the interstate shipments of
liquors. In substance he says: Tn
effect Of the decision of the supreme
court in the case OF Leisy ct. al. versus
Hardin, was to deny that the prohibitory
law WIS applicable to interstate ship.
ments Of Aqlors. The effect of the re-
cent act OF Congress was to make such
liquors subject to that law. In my ia q
ment the true construction OF the recent
oct is that Congress intends that the state
laws already in existence, as well as
those hereafter enacted, should apply to
liquors coming to the state for use, sale
or storage. The language Of the law of
Congress, as we'll IS the reason and OBJ
jsct of its enactment, supports the view
that re-enactment of the state law is
not necessary t. give vitality to its pro-
visions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Nehrn.na Lyncn,nr nee.

BLAIR. NEB., Aug. l6.--Chares Pratt was
lynched By u mob shortly before midnight
last night for the murder OF Farmer N. X,
Town yesterday morning. mob OF 800
men marched tothe j4il.The sheriff was there
with 10 deputies ali OF whom were armed .
They made no display Of their weapons.
All the lynchers were armed with guns and
revolvers. The sheriff refused to deliver
the keys to the jail but WAS soon over.
powered, the deputies offering no resist.
ance. Pratt was carried about mile from
town. Pratt said that the Towns had
wronged him and he was sorry he did not
kill them ALL While he was speak ing some
one gave the rope pull and he died with
the speech unfinished.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
4 salI,ns ana sleam wont.

Marine dGurnHl
Mesars. Nestle & Lew Of Philadelphia
were last week awarded the c5ntraat Tor
yacht for W. W. Dursnt, OF New YORK
City. Tho new yacht win be ESQ feet
long, ~ feet beam, and Is feet depth Of
hold, and will be somewhat different from
the ordinary type Of pleasure yacht She
will be used principally ~ a sailing
yacht, bat will be supplied with auxiliary
steam engines OF the triple expansion
type, which can be used at viii. Tho
propeller will be 80 arranged as to form
but little obstruction when the vessel is
sailing. The yacht will be brigan.
tine rig an will be handsomely
finished In hard woods. The hull will So
built throughout OF steel, and her owner
expects her 20 be one OF the most CON
modious and comfortable yachts ah3at,
tnd when completed will start in her OH a
cruise around the globe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
rHH PoPs v IL LFAgE Roar.
Crlspt's Prosecutions Have Decided
the Pontiff 10 Depart.

CrIspt's Prosecutions Have Decided
the PoBtiff 10 Depart.
LONDON, Aug. l4.--The Manchester
Courier to-day says.
In consequence of the fierce perse-
cution Of the church. which is the policy
Of Crispi, the pope will soon iscue a man.
ifesto to the Roman Catholics through
cut the world, giving his intention OF
leaving Rome, together with his court
and all his adherents. From practical
point of view this meaus ruin to Rene,
for with the pontiff will go the cardinals,
the prelates, and a vast number of per-
sons who annually come 10 Rome as pill
grims. In fact commercial ruin starea
inn-keepers and sho keepers in the face
"Still it is impossible for any ear nest
Christian even now to live in Rome,
which il fast becoming the headquarters
Of atheism and free thought. The shop
windows are full Of shocking caricatures
Of the Deity, license is allowed for blas.
phemy, and its indecency has never been
surpassed in history, even during the
French year OF 1881
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

PRoyIDEsoE, Il. l., Aug. 16.-Fir,
started in the Dunnel print works at Paw
tucset at z o'clock this morning and il
now raging. Thres explosions Lave oc-
CURED. At 8.25 it looked as though the
fire would be the most disastrous in the
city for many years. The plant Is one o.
the largest In the state.
WooNsooKEr. R. l., Aug. l6.-l0 a. H.
The fire at PAwtucket is now under con-
troll. Tbs lnss is roughly estimated ut from
si50,000 to 100000 fully insured. ALI the
old works, covering about three acres.
were burned. New buildings, covering an
acre, were saved, but In damaged condl-
ion. The print works and drying depart-
ment were totally DESTROYED. All the
costly printing machines and 500 brass roll
engraved were lost.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Tho G. A. u. Sec tho Eject.

BosToN, Aug. 16.---The u. 8. war
vessels Atlanta, KearsarRe, Yorktown.
Petrol, Dolphin and Cushing, left theis
anchorage at 0, 80 q. m. for Massachusetts
Bfy, whore an interesting series of ocean
maID1vres were performed. The wharvss
and shipping on both sides OF the stream
were crowded with people who gave the
feet noisy send on. A half dozen ex-
cursion steamers, yachts and other crafts
we'll laden with people followed the
steamers below. The members of tn
g. A. Il. still in the city were on tn
steamer City OF New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
NOR aoi D .. rAs r4KsY.


RESOLUTIONS adopted by IIepresen-
iatiyes of Trades cations and
knights OF Labor.
READING, Pa, Aug Is "A Joint com.
mittee OF Readings Trade and Labor
Council, whioh Is composed OF the city's
trades unions aud the Kaights Of Labor,
met here last evening aud adopted reso-
lutions denying that the Knights of Labor
had sold the order TO the Republican
party in the state. 1t was decided to
communicate with the executive board OF
the Knight Of Labor on the subject.
The resolutions have this to say; "While
we recognize the fact that in the pnst
certain pretended leaders OF the organi-
cation have proven themselves traitors to
tue cause By selling out to the various
political parties, and while we do not
claim that this can not and will not be
accomplished sgain we do certainly con
denim such folly as has been INDUCED in
by certain parties who should have better
sense than to assert that the votes of the
OF L as an organization can be de
llyered over to any Que politica! party by
such black sheep AS have heretofore
blotted the name Of organized labor.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
TraLns Enr ~. t.a1r

The Wilmington Il Northern Railroad
Company Will run ~ trains each way be-.
tween this city and the fair grounds, a4ch
day & the week OF the Wilmington fair
After p. M. ali trans raturnIny to the
city Will beiun in sactions To eecommo.
date the crowds. Ths fret train out from
this city will leave IT 1894 a nj, aud the
last one IL will leave the fair grounds at
7.l5p n. Ezra boats will be run from
PenDsgroYe and Pennsyille u accommo-
Gate tha crowds Of Jersey people who are
eIpected 70 attend the faii.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

George Palmer ot his cit4, guilA ID.
toIicAtedi wert to Hraadywtne summit
camp-msa'ing Monday evening week sua
becoming 70 her noiay e laqtable 5harpl
appros he'd and adme iished hin Ia Leen
qnIet, lnstead q complying wiz ths
adia1nition ne became mors baistern1s
ana finally dealt tie ,l. ter q blow win
his fist Ehsrenpon Is4 W1odraw vas
Motif ! and ha5ening to tbs as 4 All v
Of Cftiper sharpley Palmer was tAken to
the office OF Squire hhortlidqe md gent
to jan 10 await trisi at tine neyt term Of
court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

The populat On o. Kent county Is given
as 81 6lO as against 32 874 in 1850; a de-
crease IS thus shown Of 26i Or eight par
rank
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Robbcd nj. Eel,o,y-boards,.,

new YORK, Aug. l5.-Emil Chaberillac
a French adventurer, who has been about
10 years in this country, was arrested
yes erday charged with robbery on an
almost wholesale scale. He stole the
at the different places he has put up and
his psculRtions run up into the thousands
of dollars. In court to-day he was held
for trial. H. is said TO CONS of an old
and wealthy French family and had to
leave his native land as the police there
wanted him for forgery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
4 misuonar, ran. From, Grace

BALTIMORE, AnR. 10 Information has
been received OF She disgrace in Iadia OF
young Methodist missionary who was
we'll known hers. The missionary is the
ksy. ]. II. Shiyeiy, who graduated at
Dickinson College After bis admission
IS minister ia the Maryland Conference
he was for three years the conductor OF
the children's maetings at Emory Grove
camp. About two years ago, after his
marriage TO young lady Oh Denton, in
Caroline county, he went to Ind a al q
missionary. Bishop James Tnoburn
estounded the friends OF Mr.. shively
about week ago by announcing that
Mr Shiyely vas no lenger connected
with tho South India Conference. II
seems that tine missionary fell 10 love
with an Indian maid n and their init
macy became SO notorious that II aroused
the ire OF the ma ives who threatened
persoual harm to the missionary. ShiYely
departed after resigning his mission.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
DnAAMAKE,. pnrnL4rlnN.


Srv Castle t0mnty Has ADDED
1880 80 10 Years and Sussex IHas
lncreased BY 2,38S-Sew Castle
Cay bRaS Increased 1911.
TIE ctii1isi rongh count OF the State Of
Delaware was Friday completed by the
CENSUS bureau. II shows the population
OF the State to be 1881. The popula-
tion in 1850 was l4G GUS, the increase,
therefore, has been Il, i63 or l4.5J per
cent.
DECREASE IN KENT.
The populat On of Kent county Is given
as 80 6lO as against sc S74 in 1850; de-
CREASE IS thus shown OF 264 or eight par
cent
A GAIN or 10 059 IN NEW CASTLE.
New CASTLE county has made gain of
1908 or "a 50 psr cent its present pop
ulstion being vs., no ~ against f7,7l6 in
1880.
GHS IN SUSSEX,
Sussex county has population Of
81 1856 This is . gain Of 2,36S or 6.57
per cent.
wILMINaToN's POPULATION 81. 437.
The population q na city of Whining
ton is gwen IS 81 437 as against AZ, AIS in
1870. This is an Increase therefore OF
Is $50 or A CD per cent
NEW CASTLES INHABITANTS.
The city of New CASTLE has popula-
ton OF 1884 This is gain of 1871 or
2 "a per cent during the last decade.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

NEW YoRK Aug. 15.-MrH. Ida J.
Dlxey has instituted suit in the supreme
court for a limited divorce from Henry
u. Dixey, the comedian, on the ground
of abandr nment and non-support. Dixey
is in Chicago, where he is professionally
engaged. He expects to leave for San
Francisco on Sunday. Upon the wife'a
application Judge Beach to-day granted
an order for the service OF the summons
BY publication. The couple were mar
ried on June I'd, 1878, and have two chill.
dren, aged IL and 10 years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
4 vIsl,,a Expected Frutlr.

VIENNA, Aug. 15.--The F'remdea5latt,
commenting on Emperor Williams visit
TO the car, says: ellis majssty's visit to
kussia is q favorable symptom and can
not fail to influence peaceful develop.
ments. His visit to the car will be fol
lowed by a meeting with the Emperor Of
Austria in silesia, aud this will aiao be
valuable confirmation OF psace. The first
meeting will naturally have reflex action
upon the second one.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
pHIrrrrh,s sEw HYMN.
The Venerable Poets Patriotic
Var.es 10 oar G0tiuIry.

| The Venerable Poets Patriotic
Verses 10 oar Country.
Bosros, MASS, Aug. IA Mrs. John
| A. Logan and General Sherman have
been the two most conspicuous figures OF
this week Of celebrations. The lady has
been the crest OF some organization or
other ever siuce she left Chicago, and
nothing in tina opinion of tho veterans
has been ton good for her. This after
| noon she was the guest VI d. Lothrop.
the publisher and his wife, at their home
| In Oonoori--Hawthorne old house
and company Of literary people was In.
vited TO meet her. Accompanying Mrs.
Logan were her son and his wife and Mrs.
and Miss Alger.
| After the local G. A. II. baud bad
serenaded tie company upon the lawn,
! Ex-Governor John d. Long presented the
venerable author OF America Rev. s.
F. Smith, d. D., o. Newton, who told the
circumstances under which hs wrote the
famous hymn. John g. Whittier, who
was unable TO be present, sent 'soine
lines which he hoped might not seem
Inappropriate. The s'linea" proved to
be this hymn,
OUR CouSTRY.
Our thought Of thee is glad with hope,
Dear Hntry OF our love aud prayers!
Thy way is down no fatal slope,
But up 10 freer sun and airs.
Tried as by furnace tires and yet
FY tod : grace only stronger made,
In future tasks before thee snt,
Thou shalt not lack the old time aid.
The fathers sleep, but men remain
~ true and wisc and brave as they;
Why count the los with III the gain7
The best is that We have to-day.
No lack was III thy primal stocg,
No weaktne founders bnildpd hero:
Thine wore the men Of Plymouth Rock
he Puritan aud Cavalier.
And they whose arm endurance gained
ne freedom nf the s0Iis Of men,
Whose hand tnstHined IN peace maintained
Inc sw0rdless commonwealth Of Penn.
And time shall 10 the power Of all,
iodi the work that duty bids,
And make the people 20 il hall
~ lasting as The pyramids
III lesson al he world shali lear,
The nttiuns al thy feet small sit.
Earth futthast mountain tops shall hnrn,
Win watch iire- from thine own uplit.
Great ihout seeking 10 he great
By fraud or conquest. rich IN gold,
Bu rcher Ia he large estate
% virtue which thy children hold
With peace that comes OF purity,
And strength 70 simple Justice iue,
SO owns our loyal dream Of thee!
God 81 our fathers make II truel
on. land 81 land. to thee We give
'lur love, our trust, our service froe,
t0f thee Thy sons snail uouly live,
and az lily need 5nall die Tor thee.
Other Yt.sipRnis III tha exercises
were the Rev. A. f Winship aud the
Rev. DR.. A. y. PeRbody Of Harvard Col.
lege. A number Of atriotic aud other
HelectiOu5 frnm AmaFtAan n nibo 90 ,,yava
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Burned d, IEer Home.

PHILADrLpHIA, Aug. I6.-The building
at 1920 Hayerford street occupied b
Christian w. ILL as bakery caught fra
early this morning from an oyerheated
oven and together with iis contents was
damaged to the amount OF $1,000. The
loss is fully covered by insurance. Sadie
House servant girl was badly burned
during the progress of the FIRE aud was
removed to the hospital In serious CON-
dition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. I6.-Mrs. Mar
garet Pfeiffer was placed under arrest this
morning on charge OF setting fire to her
residence, No. Gas Division street on
Monday night last. She had purchased
a piano on the instalment plan and got
in arrears and II was to have been taken
away. She had it insured and the fire
daatrovad n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Letters Of pimil ietratiun on the estate
of the late Michael Lucy Of ths city,
were issued by Register Bradford laurs.
day to Dennis Lucy.
William h. Haley 81 the Highlands
brought to the GAzETrg office "a mgIa-
moth tomato Of the LiVingstons vtiaty
Weighing 3 pounds. II wa grown IN
the Highlands By Hiram II. CLOUD.
Mrs. Neil Magnley o. this city re.
ceiyed check Thursday ni3htfor 81 900
full amount OF the policy held by her
husband n the WILMINGTON Council
Catholic Benevolent Legion. This maze
$4,000 paid out III this city to policy
holders Of the legion wlthin the past few
yeaTE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Elte EuUfiCOiig gErj,f -

Mes q. Godfrey & How, contractors
ior the Baltimore 3 Eastern Shore rail
rotd announce tina The bris,3e over the
Nonticose river az Vienna VIII b. con.
pietea in - days BY winch tine t5e
entire road 'rotu NE bay shore 10 Ocean
City LAY be ready ~ trans Track.
Y ging i nos ID progress between the
haattcoke and sali65uty Tbs Esnticoke
hftdHe 10 one o. the l0n5es most expen-
tiHa tnd difficult OF Contradiction On the
EaRtesu Shore
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

ARDMoRE, /. T., Aug. 16.-The Indian
militia were paid of and discharged by
the governor yesterday. The application
OF the Squaw men to test the validity of
Wednesdays vote will not be considered
by the Indian courts. Their grie yanoes
will be laid before Congress.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

ASHLAND, Wis, Aug. l6.--Pnelps Perrin
was found guilty OF robbery OF the Corn
Exchange Bank at Hurley last night. Forty
thousand dollars was stolen the night Oh
September 10Th, 1889. Edward Baker and
Perrin were charged with the commission of
the crime Jointly. Baker waA convicted one
month ago and sentenced to five years ia
the state prison. Perrin Will be- sentenced
to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
,rhe wl.nnnain ne I.i.s.

manson, WIS, Aug. 16.-Articles in
cooperating the Wisconsin Bee line and
West Superior Railway Company have
been FLED. Tbs object is declared to be
the construction OF a railroad from Mil
yankee to West Superior. Capital stock
$S, 100000 The contemplated road ia
800 miles long.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

SAN FRANoIso1, GAL Aug I5.-oapt.
Erskipe OF the steamer st Paul, which
arrived yesterday from Onnalesks, says
the Victoria poachers this year have
secured 10000 seRlskins. In consequences
the North American Commercial Com
pany, which leases the seal rookeries from
the government, inds its take this year
reduced 20, 00U skins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. l5.-J. II
Webber an insurance agent in this city
to-day received notice from Holland tha
he was one Of four heirs to the estate o.
his great uucle, ], A. Webher, who died
two years ago in Amaterdam. The estate
was valued at 81 500 600. The other
heirs are Mrs. II. NJ. Price aud Misses
Lila and Julia Weber of Lswistown, Pa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Detectives run Down

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 15.-Altred Lud.
ington and George d. Rossiter of Phila.
delphia, two Of Pinkerton's detectives,
stationed at West Albany, were killed BY
9 passenger train early this morning.
They had been to get drink of water
and were returning to their posts at tAe
time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Mark Holston of Des Holmes, Iowa.
was arrested on Thursday by a special
pension examiner, on the change OF forp
ing the names of Portland, Oregon, people
to pension papers, and as a result seour-
ing several thousand dollars from the
government.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

ShOf for Dis0beitence.

LINCOLN, MN, Ang. 15.--At North
Platte last night Ed Newman shot his
wife and then turned the weapon upon
himself. Both were instantly killed.
The only cause known for the deed ia
that the woman went to show the night
previous against the wishes OF her hus.
band
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

PARIS, Aug. ia dispatch from
Buenos Ayres states that at meeting Of
the parliamentary committee the minister
of finance declared that the government
would avoid any new issue of paper
money.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

GOSHEN, ND, Aug. 16.-As Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi lroyer were crossing tho
Goshen Il Michigan branch Of the Lake
Shore at the Bristol Out they were struck
by locomotive and both fatally hurt.
Their wagon was demolished bat the
horse escaped unhurt. Troyer was as
years of sge and his wife So.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Pursninr = RrnIn, Trnmp.

vile yesterday Miss Ella Denver, = re-
spectacle girl was overpowered and Grim
inally assaulted by tramp. The fellow
escaped before the alarm was given, but
an armed posse Is in pursuit and he will
probably be killed II found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. l6.--Hhe mum.
Der Of assertions of troops on this garri-
son has increased to alarming proper
lions duriog the past few months aud
indicates much discomfort. General Sir
John Ross has been called upon to report
on the causes OF the disaff ,otion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

DUNEDIN, N. o., Aug. 16.-The threatened
strike OF the men employed on the railways
and In the shipping trade, owing 10 tho
employment by a Christ Church firm OF q
number OF women whose discharge wal
demanded by the unions, has been ayerte -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
LIGHTNING among the aoomer..

OKLAHOMA, l. II, aug. l6.-This yici-
nifty was visited by very heavy rain
storm yesterday. Several buildings IN
the city were struck by lightning. The
rain insures good pastnrage and second
growth OF Rarden product.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

F1lloRiug pensions have been issued
citizens " D5lAware Original invalid
Button " Lynch Gaorgstown increase
botel CRunon, Wilmington; original
widows, ds., Elizabeth widow OF Henry
/. Lingo, MillaborouRh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

COLUMBUS, lND., Aug. I6.-phe farm resi-.
derce or Josiah Beatty, two miles south Of
this city was burned last evening together
with his larg barn and granary and 10. 900
bushels OF corn, GOO bushels Of wheat aud
100 tons OF hay and many farm imple.
ments. Loss 100000. Boys playing with
fire started the blaze,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

First French Maid--Little Harry seems
very fond of You, Julie. Second French
Maid--Yes, the dear little boy He takes
after his father.
Aliberal offer tel have an 1876 B5 gold
piece at home. What's it WORTH" IF il
is counterfeit, 1t amt worth anything. II
it's good, I'll pay you So for it,"
In the Police Station-nThis man says
that there was an intolerabe noise in his
street last night how could that be 2
Where were you 2" Offi3er-"But, SER
geRnt, If that were true, would II not
have walked me up Fliegettde Rlattsr.
Taking deep interest in him. DIR.
Pille-"You'Ye been working like hero,
doctor, TO save young Starvsly's life. And
Haekem-tThat's just 1t. He owes me
S75 already on my bills, aud II he dies !
wont get cent" -Hdyper's Bazaar.
BOTH CT THIN.
You can read until you tire
OF the pretty Summer Girl,
Aud the swain will tune his Tyre
just to sing this dainty pearl,
And he'll find her at the races,
Dress her up in lawn and laces,
And he'll make you very weary OF
the
Sum-
mer
Grill
But there's one who has been sliehted
And his fondest hopes been blighted
By this gay and giddy damsel
Peering shyly DER her fan,
And he's spent his hard earned cases
just to take her to the races,
Might / ask you what's the matter with
the
Sum-
Man
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
serlon.ly EInr. ~ . cannon.

While William q. Devoss wss driving
home from the BrandyHine summit camp
grounds Nth lady friend, THURSDAY.
his carriage WAS yun into from bshihd
by double team driven By two young
men who were under the Influence 81
liquor. The lady was throsr out ever
the dash board ~ the phook, and badly
injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Peoria, liz Aug lG.-Tha strike on the
Msrsay aystem. which has tiad up freight
traffic over this Peoria, Decatur and Evans
Vile road for three days, ended yesterday.
The switchmen at Mattoon and Evansville
went out and were Joined by the conductors
Rnt braRemen here. the men struck for
the Chicago scale, which mas besn granted.