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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
CRURo2 EXTENSION.
PFeshyserians DisciiSs Phases OF the
Smpiect at !. NIasa MeetIng.

PFesbyseriana RisciiSS Phases Of the
subject at u Mass Meeting.
A mass meeting of Prssbyterians was
held in Csntral Church last night week
under the auapioes of the Presbyterian
Alliance, in the interests OF local church
extension. The attendance was fair, but
would have been larger had not the hsst
been so oppressive.
Tine Rey. DR.. Marks presided and
General Secretary j. Il. King of the Z
NJ. q. A., directed the singing and sang
solo.
William K. Crosby was the frat speaker.
His remarks were on "CitieH as Centres
of Influence and Power" Mr. Crosby
asserted that citieR held the balance OF
power and cited the influence of ancient
Rome, snd OF modern cities. It was onoe
asserted that New England was America.
It is no longer. The Puritan idea, which
planted churches and schools over the
lard has been supplanted by the New
York idea, whioh is the greed for wealth
and the desire for ostentation. This idea
is permeating the country and creeping
into the wealthier churches. The speaker
6Welt on the evils Of promiscuous emni-
grafton, and asked what was to bs done
with the discordant, Heterogeneous
masses. Are we to absorb and assimiiate
them, or will they absorb us. The evils
of the saloon were spoken of. In thi;
city are $50 saloons to 65 churches.
The Rev. William P. Swsstz aud j. r.
King discussed the subject briefly.
George W. Bush read paper ON CHOW
can we save this city for Christ ?" Mr
Bush oited as influences for good, educa-
tion, Sunday schools and the greatest oi
all, home training. The newspaper wal
O most potent force for good or evil and
great responsibility rested on the edi
| tor. II his power was on the side o
morality and order, it was an inhuencl
for good. Mr.. Bush spoke of the powel
OF the pulpit and the evil of intemper
snee, and believed that "taith, love anf
prayer" were the qualities needed.
w. 8. Prickott, ESD, and the Rev
George k. Hickman made remarks rela
tive to the subject.
tThe Presbyterian Alliance, Its Need
and Opportunities" was handled b.
CHARLES Baird. He described the object
of Inc alliance ia full, and advocated sys
tematic benevolencs. The 1900 com
nunioant members Of the Presbyterian
churches OF Wilmington represeilte
$4,000, 900. They ought to give ten pc
cant of their income to the church. MI
Baird spoke of tho neglect Of the easter
section of tho city by Presbyterians.
The Rev. A. N. Keigwin made brie
address, and solicited subscriptions to
fund tc erect chapel at East Lake Par
The fund was increased to $54l.
The services closed with the benedi'
tion by the Rev, W. l.. McEgGn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
soutl, Danotn pen,ocra,s.

ABERDEEN, S. D., June 10.-The DEM
ocrat state convention resssembled last
night and heard the report OF the com
mittee on resolutions. The platform re-
affirms the national platform of 1888, de-
mands tsEiF revision, demands q
graduated income tag, denounoes thu
Mckinley bill, opposes all sumptuary
legislation, fayora resubmissioa OF pro-
hibition, opposes woman suffrage, favors
service pension and fsvors the remonel
tization of silver. There was q warm
debate on the suffrage plank. The
leader of the minority denounced the
chairman vigorously. Finally the con-
vention quieted down and nominated the
following cket: For Congress- Judge
O. NJ. Thomas and W. 1. Quigiey; for
governor, Norris Taylor; Lieutenant
governor, Peter Couchman; secretary OF
state, @. H. Freeman auditor, A. IL
Wioks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
rhrown rro,, a Train.

The Chester Neps ot June 11th says:
Patrick Jordan, who lives on Front street,
between Market and King, Wilmington,
came to Chester last night with the Dsla-
ware Hibernians to participate III the
parade. He left this city shortly after
IL o'clock on the p, W. & b. railroad
for nome and sat on the steps of the
platform of car. As the train turned
the curve between Penn and Barclay
streets the jolting of the car threw him
off. He was found this morning con-
siderably injured particularly in the
back. Edward Smith telephoned to Chief
of Police Newsome, and Officers Sill,
Moore and Williams took him on g
stretcher to the freight depot. He was
taken to his home on the 8. AZ a. m. train.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
-Long.,ree. % be sola out.

The property OF John H. Longstrest,
81 acres, situated at Holly Oak on the
r., w. s. d. railroad will be sold by the
sheriff on June 2Sth. Longstreet's per.
sonal property including horses will be
sold June 2lst. He purchased the
property from the executors of Annie j.
Rulter of Philadelphia for $3.50 and
gave mortgage upon it for $32, 900.
Longstreet's idea WAS to build up town
at that point. He made failure of the
enterprise and now the representatives Of
the original owner are foreoloBing. The
property to be sold is not to be con-
founded with the contiguous property
known as North Holly Oak of the Talley
estate Brandywins hundred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
sTRUoK By Il TRAIN.


A DQver Physician Killed Mt q
Graae crossing.
Special Correspondence Gazette and journal
DOVER, June 12.--Dr. l.. o. Thomas of
this town was instantly killed by No. 81
south-bound express due here at 5.15 p.
m. while crossing the railroad at Division
street last evening. He had started out
to see friend oysr the road short dis
tance and in crossing the track his atten-
tion was diverted from the approaching
express to freight down the railroad.
He was about half way across tho track
when ths the train struck him and threw
him distance of 80 feet. The express
was stopped ard he was picked up frem
side OF road. Life was extiact, death re-
sultlng instantausously. The unfcrtuu-
ate mans neck and both legs were broken
and his ribs crushed in.
The remains were conveyed to bis resi-
denoe on Reed street, where an inquest
was held this morning. The deceased was
73 years old. He came here from Canada
about 10 years ago and leaves wife and
five children, the wife of DR.. L. B. Chap
man being one of his daughters. He is
also brother to s. NJ. Thomas Of this
town. The doctor has not practiced his
profession to any extent since he came
here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

The Merritt Wreosing Company, OF
No. 40 Wall street, New York, has exc
cuted new agreement with the Ocean
Wrecking Company of Philadelphia, for
ths recovery of the treasure on board
the British sloop.of-wsr De Braak, sunk
off Cape Henlopen in May, 1898 The
Merritt wreeking steamer Rescue, under
command of Capt. Demorest, sailed from
New York Thursday with thoroughly
equipped expedition, for the Delaware
Brs4kwater, TO commence work imnedi-
asely, and will be joined fortnight later
by the wreokiag steamer Tuckahoe. The
Merritt people are confident OF the result
Of their new expedition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

The excursion of Grace Nj. e. Sunday
school to Cape MAJ yesterday week ives 6
delightful atfGir AMI success in every
respect. Ths attendance was 1850. The
steamer Republic, which had been char
tered for the trip, left the Wilmington d
Northern railroad pisr at S.35 o'clock
and arrived OF Cape May Laading COON
after 10 O'Clock. Cape May City was
reached by o'clock, when many of the
exeursionists proceeded to tho beach and
some prepared to take bath. AT l.30
O'Clock storm arose and then there was
hasty scramble for places OF shelter by
those who had been watching the sport
in TIE breakers. The storm did not con
tinue for more than half hour and did
not mar the pleasure Of the excursion
lists. Hotel Lafayette was the only
one of the prominent hotels open
and the rush there for Ginnei
was 80 great that some could
not be accommodated The excursionistt
fingered en- tho beach and in the city
until O'Clock, VIXEN the retarn to Oape
May Landing was begun. Fifteen min
utes later the Republic was steamine
homeward. A pleasant feature of the
day was the excellent music by Gract
OrcneSlKA. bV Ttquehl MISSES mary N
ThielnlLn and Kate Bisselle sang severa
selections. OF the 5000 copies of Phila
delphia Press, donated by Grace orchestri
to the M. K. Il. Club, about 5000 Were
sold ON the trip. The committee il
charge of the excursion was composed o.
John G. Baker, Euooh Moore, Z. L
Haynes, j. Norris Robinson, George NJ
D. Cam, Francis w. Heisler David ALI
mond, Walter L. Butler, Nathaniel W.
Davis, Esq, and N. Dushane oloward
All OF the excursionists were landed il
the city by s.45 o'clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
WEDRksDAY WEDDINGS.
Nuptiai Knots i'm 5une-Prct:y War
rlaEe CereMtOmies.


CENTREvILLE, Md, June 11.-Dr. James
Merritt Corkran and Miss Laura Spencer
Emory, daughter of Addison Emory, both
OF Centrevilie, were married this morning
at 8 O'Clock, at st. Paul's P. l.. Church.
The church was handsomely decorated,
the lamps were lighted and the effect wad
exceedingly pretty. The bride was given
away by her father and the groom was
attended by his best man, w. Hopper
Gibson. Tie ushers were: DR.. j. y.
more, Levin Wicks of Chestertown,
P. B. Hopper, Il. D. Gsdwin,
J. Fletcher holph, Clayton Wright
bridesmaids were Miss Green of Vir-
giuia; Miss Qulnlan of Baltimore; Miss
Wethered of Chestertown, and Misses
Ada Roberts. Nellie Brown, Hattie
McKenney, Mary and Belle Merriok of
Centreville. This is perhaps one Of the
prettieBt weddings that hos taken place
hsre for long time, and the church was
crowed with tile friends OF both parties,
who are very popular. Mr.. and Mrs.
Corkrnn took the steamer Emma A. Ford
for Baltimore, accompanied by tine
bridesmaids and usher5. Ga reaching
ADhAtiAhoAo tthbh Wnn ochNoi nv tio sASs0i
Repnert, after which the bride and groom
left for tour north, aud the party re-
turned to Oentreviile in the afternoon.
JONES BBATTAN AT SNOW HILL.
Snow HILL, ND, June 1l.-An early
morning marriage took plscs in the Pro-
testsnt Episcopal Church. The contract
ing parties were Miss Annie Drattan,
daughter of the late George Il. Brattaa,
register of wills for Worcester county,
and Mr.. James Jones of Cape Charles
City, Virginia. The bridal party entered
the church preceded by the ushers, Mr..
William e. Brattsn OF Elizabeth City, N.
O., and Edward Blame OF Pooomoke City
The groom was attended by his best man
Mr.. William Schoo sld, and awaited al
the altar for the bride, who was giyer
away by her brother, Mr.. George T
Brsttan. The Rev. W. B. Walter, pastol
of the church, otficIsted. The brida
couple left immediately after the cere
mony for bridal tour.
Welded AT SUNRISE.
CAMBRIDGE, Md, June IL. Miss Ami;
Spedden aud Mr.. John North were mar
ried in st. Johns p e. Church, Ia tn
Neck district, at s. 80 O'Clock this morn
ing. The Rev. DIR. Barber Of Oambridg
officiated. Mr.. ard Mrs. North droge I
Cambridge, and took the morning TRAN
for bridal tour north.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
cathor,c Elo.pltal nnrned.

DAVENPORT, IA, June IL by the
prompt and heroic work of 80 nuns in
the Catholic Mercy Hospital here this
morning tie 40 helpless patients who
were in the institution were saved from
horrible death. Before II was light one
of the sisters, who was sleeping OF
the fourth floor of the nais
building was awakened by smoke aud
discovered fire. in tha closet Of hol
room. general alarm vas sounded and
the work of removing the helpless patients.
was begun and successfully accomplished;
One nun Sister Mary Irene and whose
name was Ellen Murray perished. IIosf
on building $40, ,0o0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

CHEsTERTOHN.
The Chester River bridge TO be Free
-Saies of Property.


Safes of Property.
CHEsTERTowN, Md, june 1.-THE
bridge spanning Chester river at Chester
town is to be free. The contract of sale
was signed yesterday by Thomas j..
Shalleross, president of the board of
county commissioners for Kent county,
aud W. N. E. Wickes, president of the
bridge company. The contract was then
forwarded to tho commissioners of Queen
Anne's, signed and returned. 1t will be
opened about August, or as socn as bonds
are bought.
Tho propsrty containing $50 acres, ad-
joining Ohestertown, and formerly known
as the Ringgold property, but iater be.
longing to Mrs. Mary II. Perkins, de-
ceased, was sold yesterday at mortgage
sale to Hope II, Bgrroll at $55 per acre.
Buck Neck wharf property was sold as q
whole OF mortgage sale to the Mutusl
Fire Insurance Company for $8, 900. The
same company purchased at mortgage
sale the property OF William Il. Burgess
being what are known as the ''Homt
farm" and the 'Rollison farm" fol
| $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

James Bonner died suddenly at his
home, No. GIL Orange street, at $50
last evening week o. paralysis Of the
heart. MIR. Bonner was SO years of ago
and weighed 225 pounds. He has been
sick for several months. For several
years he has had heart trouble. MF.
Bonner was native of County Tyrone,
Ireland, where he was born on September
9Th, 1880. In 1916 ne came TO America
and lesrned the trade of tanner with
Henry Stewart & o., of Philadelphia.
lie engaged in the morocco business in
this city in 1875, and accumulated some
property. He leaves wife, son and
five daughters. The funeral took
place on Friday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Lightning Havoc at Corr,

PIrTsBURa, June IA terrific thun-
der storm, accompanied by heavy fell
of rain, visited CORY, Pa, yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Albert Conrick while
running sewing machine near
an open door was so badly shocked
by lightning that her body turned
purple and abe NOS Just begun to
recover. Benjamin Wright's house vas
struck and his G-veara.old daughter
fatally injured. O. M Shidester, opera
to, at the Pittsburg Il Erie freight Office,
was thrown to the floor and the instru-
ment in his office burned. Amos Heath's
house was struck, badly damaging it.
Many telegraph and telephone wires were
completely melted in two.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

New YORK, June IA motion was
made before Judge Cowing In part OF
general sessions this morning for the dis
missal OF the indictments for bribery
against John keenan, and ex-Alderman
Henry L. Sayles of the board OF 1884.
The motion was not objected to by
District Attorney Fellows, who said that
he had no evidence against the two men.
Judge Cowing ordered both sides to hand
in their papers and reserved decision.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Knays Coming EIenee.

A young man representing himself TO
be su agent for the establishment of o
big wire factory, looking for site, is
going the rounds and defraud ,ng people.
He calls himself O. Norman Schiller and
is apparently 30 years of age. He has
been run out of Media and West Chester
and upon leaving the latter place, at the
request OF the police, stated he would 60
to Wilmington. Schiller is rank hum
bug, according to reports, with weEk-
ness for leaving all bis bills unpaid.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Ilrn,n,ng on q WIG Fence.

MosEHIY, Mo-, June l2.- Yesterday
afternoon while the funeral of Mrs. John
Hook was taking place near Darksviile,
this country, severe storm Of rain &C
companied by heavy thunder and light
ming passed over. A large number OF
saddle horses were tied to rack which
Joined a barbed wire fence. Lightning
struck the fence and knocked horsos fiat
and killed outright.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

ST.. PETERSBURG, June l2.-rhe gov
ernnent has received information lead
ing them to believe that new movement
aVainat the life of the czar is contem'
plated, consequently the guards in the
imperial palace and at each approach to
the building have been doubled. A mum
bsr OF arrests have been made of per
sons who are suspected of being con
nee ed with the movement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
hurled win military u,onors.

The remains Of Jacob Becker, mem.
ber OF du Pont Post, q. A. r., were
buried with military honors yesterday
week in the soldiers plot in vii.
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
delegation Of du Pcnt Post, accompanied
by drum corps, was in attendance.
Becker was born in Bavaria aud came to
the United States about 40 years ago.
During the late war he served in Della
wares cavalry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Sac AND Fox AGENCY, IND. IT., juno
I2.-To-dsy the papers transferring 479,-
6GS ssrss OF land to the United States
government will be delivered by the Sac
and Fox Indians. The allotment Of
lands in severalty TO the Indians will bc
made in the next few days. Under the
tres4y each person will get $50 acres Of
land wherever he chooses to select it. The
boomers are becoming moro numerous
daily and the Indians are becoming rest-
legs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Delaware Lodge, A. o. U. W., elected
the following officers last night week: Past
Master Workman. j. III. Whitford; Master
Workman, John NJ. Collins; Foreman, J.
F. Reese; Overseer, Joseph Keenan,; Re-
corder, j. p. Prentice; Finanoier, W. E.
Lindsay; Receiver, s. H. Baynsrd;
Medical Examiner, DIR. }. PaRl Luken0i
Guide, W. 3. Moore; Inside Wstchuau;
j. M. Dewey; Outside Waterman, Frank
Koua
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Herbert L. Deakyne of New CASTLE was
graduated third in his GLASS of 81 from
the United States Military Academy at
West Point. N. Y. yesterday week. He was
quarterm aster OF the cadet corps during
the past year. BE has not yet been as
signed to duty, but will probably be
gwen cavalry company-one of the
most desirable harths in the army.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
suaeen peath Of a Lab,rer.

JobnH Bnjanoskey, better known as
John Green, the laborer who fell unoon-
soious while shoveling cinders at the
South Side works of the IIobdell Oar
Wheel Com pany yesterday afternoon week
died spon after. Coroner Gamble had the
body removed to his home, No, 405 East
Front street, and gave certificate of
death from heart disease. The decsased
was So years of age and native of
Poland. He leaves wife and five chill
dren in destitute circumstances.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Lightning caused fire last night week
in the big plant CT the Manhattan Electric
Light Company, at Eightieth street and
Avenue B, New York. The electric cur
rent was taken into the factory on the
wires and set fire to the switchboard,
from which the mes extended to the
building proper. All the lights in the
Harlem distriot north of Eightieth street,
from river to river, went out. The loss
Ia estimated ut SAC, ,Onn,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Temple Lodge, A. f. A. NJ, elected
the following officers last evening week:
worshipful Master, w. Stewart Almond;
Senior Warden, Eugene W. Murphy;
Junior Warden, William W. Knox; Treas
urer, Isaac O. Pyle; Secretary, Owen W.
Everett. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

PORTLAND, OREGON, June 12.-At Mil
waukee, small town about III miles
from here, Daniel Harvey, afrult-grower,
Yesterday shot and killed his aged mother
and then killed himself. The cid lady
was lying in bed, when her son opened
the door and shot her through the head.
/, is supposed that Harvey was tempor-
atiiy insane.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

4 MoNoNaAHs1A CITY Pa, June "a
The Monopgahela Manufacturing oom-
pany's works consisting OF foundty,
machine shop, blacksmith shop and pat
lcrn depar ment, together with all the
Su:buiIdlngs, were destroyed by hre.
Loss, SAC, 900; insurance. $ls,6OO. Origin
nnkn0wn- m.
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p.s.nt prove In,m TO suicide.

LISBON, june 12.-Advioes received
sore from Africa state that Silva Porto,
,,s otain major OK Bibs, whose suicide has
bsen before reported, killed himself by
blowing mp his residence with gum
nowder aftsr the Portuguese defeat ut
Bibe. His body vas found wrapped in .
Portuguese flag in the ruins OF the build.
Inn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Murderer Ixe,Iy Captured.

BosroN, june l2.-Tommy Kelly. the
sporting man and ex champion light
weight who. on October 26tn, last year,
out the throat of Tommy Shea during
row about John l.. Sullivan in barber
shop on Dover street, was arrested yes
terday at Nsntasket Beach on default
warrant Kelly has been missing since
bis case was called, over seven months
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Another scnooI Receives s. flag.

The uorkmer of Bancroft's mills pre-
sented beautiful American flag to the
public school of District No. rs, al Ban
eroft's Banks, yesterday week. L.
Stewart Brown, head clerk Of the mills,
made the presentation on hehalt OF the
workmen and Hamilton Thompson, one
Of the school commissioners, received the
flag for the scholars. Exerniaes and songs
o. patriotic character added interest to
the occasion. The fas will host over the
school house eyesy hneSiay,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Innhnn,. Chiet oI police ReslKns.

LoNpos, June l2.-It is reported that
Mr. James Munro chief of the Metro
nolitsu police force has resigned bis
Office in consequence OF the quarrel
between himself and the government re-
eerding the regulations adopted by the
police ON the occasion of the demonstra
tion against the licensing bill In dyde
Park on Saturday last. .-.M
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Arun1,. MASS, June 12.-srhe wife OF
Fed Rogers, while being seVSNS beaten
by her husband last night, jumped rom
a window to escape him and was badly
injured. Rogers was visited later by 5t
citizans and treated to taste OF white
can Justice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
rne American co,snists' Petition.

from lower California state that the
American colonisss on the Mexican Land
Conpany's grant have petitionsd the
Mexican government to have the said
grant set aside on account OF the alleged
oppressive actions of the company. Tbs
manager of tbs company, Il. Al. Lear.
has left for Gngisnd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

New YoBK, June r. Col. Andrew D.
Baird of Brooklyn to-dsy declined the
no 5tmasterahip of Brooklyn which was
rendered to him by President Harrison
lasf week
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

The Associated Charities gave its third
annual excursion Thursday. At 11.30
o'clock about 100 poor mothors and
children left the King street wharf on
the steamer Christina for Pennsville and
Pennsgrove.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

WEBSTER, MASS June 12.-Mrs. Mary
Jaha aged 76, and the last survivor OF
the Nihuck tribe Of Indians. died yester-
day,
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'ENSl0NS FOR EVERYBODY
No MATTER WHEs or HOW DIS
'N dBLED.
OVER slOO,OoO,OOO EVERY YEAE
.s Bill ENRoLLs 100000 MoRE
PENSION EIfs.

Increases the Allowance of
5000 Men already Receiving Ala
Jtcxt of The Measure Agreed Upup
u Both lkOglses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

AUGUSTA. Mz., June l2.-Gov. BurIeigh,
was rencmiuated by the Republicans in
state convention here this tnayninS,
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HE WAS STRUCK BY A TRAIN
REOSESDAY,s WEDDLNGB IN TH1s
CRY,

The Grace eSunuay-school Excursion
10 Cape May-Odd Fellows Home
summary OF the Constitution
and Gsy-latvs Recently AdSptefs