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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
eorERNoa nyIEa, .sEssteE.
fOwa'a ChicI Executives Delivers
Himself EcFCibGy on prob hition.

aDNtt'h = hitN executives tfilNeE1
Himself Eorcibiy on Prohibition.
DEs AoIsEs, L., Feb. 27.--Iu lis in
augural address Governor Buies, coming
10 tile question OF pEolh:tion stated that
the prohibitory laws had been dsspised,
disseCsEded and igrossi in mort OF the
large cities OF the state from the day Of
its uirth 3cwr to the present time.
Millions aud millions Of the capital OF
oirizsDs had bssn invested ia the bust.
Hess, snd then IL had been oo.dly vitei
ont without one etfof. 10 compensate
those WAC re ruined thereby.
Wherever TIE lag had hasn enforced
7Tneys hsd Geen Impoverished. In his
judgmen. the caiet ohstac!e 10 the en-.
roroemeut Of The Law lay in the feet that
Il vas cruel violation o. one OF tie nlogt
valuable Of hGm n rights.
1. Tas impcs ,,ole 70 read the platform
o. the respective parties notwithstanding
the couc.uaton th.t 10 ol.r.cal Issue was
ever mare ci.eEly IetiEed, moro thor.
ouRLiy d.Gl1tss! and better III lerstood
by 4 : masses t!an that relating to this
ir=s'ion 10 HE campsign which pre-
coded the last election.
The people u Iowa had, through The
OILY medium Ane1n to them for getting
political iEsn9s, pggssd judgment OF this
uestion. 1nty were therefore sound in
honor % 'Erlisn Tor those l9calites de-
a,rirG it 4o.L carefully framed license
lgR.
Tie creates. caro- stould bs taken o!
couraa 70 keep tbs Talis out Of the
hands Of improper PARTIES what lows
needed was practical leFiHlatiop on tbs
suit iect. LEGISLATION tbs. vas broad
enough to coiet nose than the views ui
Hlngie class.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

WASHINGTON, Fs IS. Secretary Wiz
dom has directed lease to be maie with
the North American Commercial Com
paay Of New York and San Francisco, j.
Liebe-, president, for exclusive privilege
OF taking fur aeals upon the islands o.;
ct. Paul and ST, George, ALASKA. for a
period Of 20 years from May Isl. For
this privilege the company will pay an.
nual rental Of 100000, and in addition
to revenue tax or duty OF 81 laid upon
each fur skin takea will pay 81 tor esch
fur seal skin taken snd shipped from the
islands named and also SD cents for each
gallon OF oil made from seals taken from
these islands. The annual revenue to
tue government under :his lease on the
basis OF Sl00,000 per snnum will be
about 1000, 0Ou a. against about $780,
600 under the present lease TO the Alaska
Commercial Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
sereral rorzcrien n.,cIo.ea.

LA Crosse. WIS, Feb 2s.-Wnen the
STAIRS OF J. Semsoh IL Brother, orockeFy
dealers, who failed last fall, came up in
court yesterday, a most astounding series
OF forgsties was discovered. Osrtsn
parties had indorssa the firms paper from
time to time and sitter the inaorsers
had generally given one or two renewals
their names wers forged on sureties over
and over again. How many times this
has been done Is not known but of IL
rotes in tho LIE Crosse bank seven are
torgeriss. Only s few days bsfors
the failure an agent Of Phi!adel-
phi firm Was here to secure tho
settlement OF an old Sccount and
received nine notes upon which the name
OF Mr.. Semoch's father liz law was forged.
Il was the discovery Of this that causad
Wright aud the bank to attach. Mr
ssmoch has lived economically and not
Equsndered penny so far ns can DO
learned. The torgsries had been mais
TO bolster losing business in hops Of
better times.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
race ON rnn R4IL.


~ lFFs
OGDEN U-Au, Feb. 25..-Thc:e was an
interesting md exciting race on the
Central Pacific road yesterday n afning
near DiIs Creek. SO pilss west o. i,ers.
Il was . race against time and the goal
was the water tsak. six miles distant Az
the west bound last mail reached point
dix miles esst CT Blue Crsek ihe engineer
discovered the mail car, which was filed
with ibrnush mali, wNs on f.s.
An effort was mnde to puS 1t out, but
there being 70 water near, the engineer
opened the throttle ana resolved 20 reach
this water tank II possible in time TO save
the valuable cssao. Each minute the
burning train was mile nesrer the
promised rescue and sig minutes landed
the burnirg train under the spout OF tho
tank, but too lite. The interior Was q
soothing mass of nsme and 1853 BACKS or
through rail was almost totally con-
Tumed. Word Eoon spread through the
coaches that the train was on ire. The
greatest excitement prevailed and only
Tie lightning speed OF the train prevented
the passengers from Jumping from the
cars. Thomas Orchards, chief cle.k rail.
way mail service Of Ogden was on the
train. He says be is unable 10 give even
theory OF the firing Of the car.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
the POPE AND DE. m,sLrsx.
EsiS Holiness May See the Auti-Pov-
orty PrIcst Fairly Heard and
Treated.

Esis Holiness May See the Auti-Pov-
oTty PrIcst Fairly Heard and
Treated.
NV YoRK, Feb. &c. Regarding runners
that the Rev. DR.. McGlynu ia to be rsin-
stated as Catholic priest, and tina. he
has made application to Bishop Louehlin
OF Brooklyn to act as his intermediary at
Rome, it is now certain that each story has
more Foundation them that CT an anony-
mous report. The lBdil and cypress has
Investigated the stories, and draws Us
conclusions thsreiTom the following:
Tho indications now are that the
whole McGlypn epiBode will be settled
before Archbishop Corrigsn gets through
wandering through tho Holy Lsnd to
which be went after his audience With
Pope Leo MILAN Audieoce which, &C.
coriing to accounts, was by no rneans
pleasant one for the archbishop OF New
York and Petra.
1.-THE facts are about these The policy
that has for considerable time domi-
mated the Archdiocese of New York has
been ore that mas finally attracted the
attention OF the pope and bis advisers. II
is known that the visit OF Arch5ishop
Corrigan to Rome was involuntary.
The excuse made by his friends was
that every bishop Is expected to visi.
Rome once in 10 years. There is nothing
in this. Archbishop Corrigan was Hum-
moned to Bone to make clear 20 the pope
just why his policy for several years past
mas been the CAUSE Of constant dissonsion
in his archdiocese; why ii is that he made
the blunder in the MoGlsnn case that he
is now admitted to have made; why he
unierestimated the character of the man
and OF his following, and, fnally, why
the archdiocese o. New York has been
lent 10 partisan POLITICS to such an extent
that it is byvord among Catholics.
1.-THE reference OF the hcGlynn matter
to Bisaop Loughlin is a bad blow to tie
opponents Of Dr.. HeGlynn in this city.
DR.. MeGlynn has from first to last bsen
supported by the priests OF Brooklyn.
''In New York the policy OF the arch
diocese is dictated by subordinate. In
Brooklyn the bishop is the ruler Of the
diocese. he aeidom votes, and when he
does no one knows for whom his ballot
is cast. els on equally good terms with
political leaders OF all shedes of belief,
and is in nc sense partisan.
st is for this reason that the friends
of DR.. McGlynn hold thh. the latter's
case ia now 10 goo hands. Ali thu prin-
cipsla in the matter are reSicent.
However, the mere runner that In a
sense, Dr.. hcGlynn has practically won
his case causes m1eh excitement in such
places as it has resched.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
mini.ter ranncelele % .sellrc.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Miniatsr P,unce-
fote, being found not quite sympathetic
to Lord Salisbury on many important
questions of policy, will in futurs be
Assistej by a nigh Official, probably Sir
Charles Upper, whose mission, however,
will be temporary. He will probably sail
this week. The difficulty arises through
Governor General Stanley, Salisbury aud
Psuncetcte holding divergent opinions on
the fisheries question ana the situation in
Canada wEioh cause dispatches between
the three to DO slightly incohersut. It is
rumored in high quarters that Pauncsfote
will shortly be superseded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
OAK rIsW som.
A Real E;htaie TrslHEnctiou by
which wv. Cleveland fs.Si.zcs
Over StOu,a

a Real Estate 'GrsLnEnction by
Which NV. Cleveland fs.Si.=cs
over stOu,1O0.
WASHINGTON, ID. @. Feb. 81. -Ek.Pres.
ident cleveland has sold ais coanry
place, OAK YIaw, near here, snd has put
o snug proat OF GSout $lO0, 200 in his
pocket By this transaction.
The price RG v..ich he sold is $40, COO,
waile four y.ars ago lie paid TO. tn I,
place and tie improvements which LIE
made about $50 U9J. The new owners
OF Osk View ara the California Eyn5isata
which recently beeams prominent here
ly ma4.ng al extensive lins OF invest
Ilant Rlonz Connecticut avenue, extended
to the D.striot lima. rEe purchase of
Oak View is the beginning OF snather
sesics u purchases which, though b;ila lex
IN extent than the Connecticut fya,us
holding, are hSsiy to require 4 lite as
much money 10 carry ont. 0 x View
however, bsats relation to several other
purchases E4sie by the syndicate wnica
makes It OF iaT3s!3lcs in carrying OF.
the plens !cr Developing the property.
Il las Lorn Eao-a for saine mont s
paB. tbs. Dir. C,2Felsnt would sell HE
property, Int taa pr CO placed upon it
ives thoa2hs tn pr. it psRctieaiiy ol, o.
the mzrkls. Fss citations, however, we're
hsgun win his rgent in ,hs city, Mr..
Al0er: \. Wilson, and tho ssIs YVES finally
effected By Er. Wilson, III connection
with Mr. :. q. Goidaboroush. The
price paid is about So GOO per acre for
the 80 acres said to be in tho plsce, and
will rank this property amorg the silt-
edged holding IN the suburcs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

gosTos, Feb Representatives Of
100 nranits concerns OF Nov ENGLAND,
osver rE the cnti-e Grsa from eastern
,IaiEa to western Connecticut, WHO have
been in eeoTet session tao days, have
formed an organ!z ,.ion to be knogn Gs
tie Granite uspufac,UFeEs' Asaocistion Of
New Eng and, with Joan Q A. Fiali,
president; Walter LIONS, secretary; S.
w. White, treasurer, and board OF IL
diracIors. |. was voted thht after Il ~
LIT sll later should be paid for by the
hour and tue piece. It WAS the opinion
OF the gentlemen present TINT tho present
condition Of the granite bEiiaess did not
warrant the increase ia wages asked for
By the workmen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
4 NORA D4Kor4 1orSERr.
The Louisiaun ecl,cnte.s Were Rack
M ~. itnir sllnr az

Ehe LOutsiau1 ",sfcntcEs Werc Hack
u! III. Aiiuir after al.
Br:M.EcK, N D., Fab. 90. This sig.
nisJsnt telegram hls been received By
the edtscr o. tho Risn.rek Tribune.
Nav oRLEASs, La, Feb. 26.-It the San.
daRet Dill b5t)llrs a law To VIII perfect
the orcnL!zl.i3E q once, Incorporate ucder
the act aai pay the money into the sta e
treasury ~ o1ca
(5lsneil NJ. a. DAVpHIS, President.
TIE s6nye retutas Gsnela, El-ly'; as.
sesticn that the Louisiana Conpsuy bad
nothing to do with ne Sandag3r bill.
The Tribune publishes Che teleglem o.
o refutHtion OF tie stRtemeu! that the lot
terry bill was without backing, rbe T'ri.
buae says there is no question that the
cEer vas made 10 the state ia good faith
and that ii the Slndsser bill were err
acted. relief 10 TIE empty treasury would
speedily be had.
Daupein'1 disps,sh, AZ can BIS Eeen, Is
in tbs present, not ths past tepse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
Advnnce n nnnher cood..

New YORK, Feb. 27.-It was learned
au.horitetiVely this morning thnt at tbs
me- ting of rubber goods manufacturers
held ct Windsor Aotel yesterday, et
which representatives of ali the rubber
boos and shoe companies in the United
States were present, including the
Csndae, the two Bostons, Goodyear and
others, 1t ives decided to advance the
prices on rubber boots and shoes 10 per
cent. hr. f. 5. Converse is chairman of
the committee having In charge the per-
fiction Of the rubber trust. 1t was
learned that raw rubber quotations are
up in the eu's.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
An Ens,lsn pLrerce cn.e.

LoSpoN, Feb. PA decree WAS en-
tered in the court o. probate divorce and
admiralty &c day gr,atina a divorce 10
Francis Darbjshirs from his wife on tho
froundB Of infle.ity, and awarding him
600 damages against tho correspondent,
Mr.. George Baird, the veil kroVn sport
ing ruGL. Ny. Dsrbjshire testified that
his wife confessed TO tho charges. Tho
diycraee 10 an actress known as Agnes
hewitt. Prior to hor marriage TO Mr..
Oar jShise she was the widow OF Lytton
a9!hsfn, ths sotor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

FIT lT1s, Pa FEB, 2G.-Tha entire
properly Of tns Crsuine Convent, with
itz magnificent 51udinga, will be offered
a pusAc So 6 asre, in spite Of the inter-
iassnes Of tbs pope. The sale Is the out
c9iae Of a q1arrel between Mother
Superior AlpEoEse and five Ffsnnh sisters
and Bishop Phelan, VINO doposed Mother
Emperor Alphonss Rnd placed another
F.s!r in charge .ct the institptiln. The
pore dccrfed not long ago th1t tie
frpnch sisters, IS founders, b. ps!d
SCI, 900 Tor the property, but the feiuse
the compromise ana claim the protection
II state (nos see'@siagtics laws ia min.
teiniug ownersh .. Tbs pgopaEty is
valued at siJJ, 90.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

Whoever reRleass a couch or cold until
It terminates IN tulercllur corsura pSion,
c0lrl'ta COZ rrIcLi7a suicide. With u Sow
erpte. IL mrdv 0r all diseases OF tho respir-
atoFy orcGns leading 10 con umption wilt in
Hvar9boiy's reach, there 10 no excuse for
Glt5wlng them TO gather headway. 1t every
drug store "Bals's Honey OF Horehound
and TAR NAV ha procured, and 1t Is a ct
~ well este lthed Us the ehp and flow OF
the tides, thst this popular preparation has
never Yet iail to cure any ordinary dis
ease Of the throat and lungs. Prices, Is and
80 cents and 81, Great saving by buying
larce s!Ze.
Ptke's Toothaeho Drops cnre In one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
WALKED IN TRB RING.
a 1OG.aonnd. priza Figh, Einds in n
Draw. Walk Around,


sAS Fnisclsco. Fso. IS. - Danny
Nsedhsm ma Pa.ss Ketrigsn fcugh. 100
rounds at the California Athletic Club
las. rirht when The rsfsree declared the
hght on and stated thu, the am nunl OF
the pE:ss which woali be sSaEds3 tho
men woull be fixed later. He said ne
had examined the han1s Of both man
and had found them in such condition
that they could NOS cont nue. the fight.
It was 3l5 8. M, when the fght closed
after lasting hours md 10 minute9
The fight was a walk around from tho
start and there were not more than half
oozsn rounds in which the men attempted
to force matters. EeedSam was knocked
down three timos in the 55th round and
four times in the 70th, but he arose and
fought desperately during both rounds.
The 10Th showed little or no attempt at
any real hshting as boGh the men were
greatly exhausted. During the last 10
rounds not blow was struck.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
BIsM4RcK mas HIs WISE.
re Hoped 20 see Enough Socialist
to be He'd lEespOnsibIc.

to be He'd IEespOnsibic.
BERLIN, Feb. 2G-As tending to mini.
ui1e the importance Of Socialist elections
y tba Reiehs.ag, even the opposed
organs Of Liberals and Conservatives say
il piesses Bismarck, beoau7e it is il line
With his recently expressed hope 10 see
enough Socialists elected tojmembership
II that body to ensble them TO demon.
s'rAte, once for all, their political impo-
tenCe.
To situation referred TO by Biem4rck,
and now expected BY the public turns
on the fact that any party which pos
season move than 20 members IN the
keiobstag has tie power to originate and
introduce bills, which cannot be done oy
9 leEs number OF members. The pros.
rects o. the Hocialists for attaining this
position are 30 good Sc 10 be resl!y
assured, although the first ballots do not
give thcm guile thia number Of men 5 ira.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
sRor HIs nrorn En-.
A Child Inu0centlY sends N bullet
ThrMugh HIa BIoIherss IiOdY.

EhrUugh HIS BTOIher's NOdy.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-Esrle Oumpston,
three wears OLE, living With his parents at
No. ao5 Dexter avenue, was shot and
instantly killed yesterday afternoon by
Malcolm Cunpston, his fve.years-old
brother. The two boys were playing in
a bedroom in which q bureau EGs stand.
irg. In the top drawer of the burasu
was an old fashioned revolver. Malcolm
got tho revolver aud pointing it at his
brother pulled the trigger.
The bullet took effect in the right side
and passed through his body. Death
was il Simultaneous. The shot was heard
by the mother, who rushed in tbs room
Just in time to sse the baby fall and to
see the other child unconscious OF what
he bad done, running about the room
and laughing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
,ars' soap Isthe most eleganttoilet adjunct.


HAVANA, Feb. 27.-Bssides reducing
the yleld Of the CAGE the drought which
prevails inteffsres with sugar making
% the juice cont ins a Large
proportion of various substances. render
ing it gummy und considerably damaging
the lest, which is generally bslow the
average OF previous years. About two
million a,robss of atanding cane has boon
burned recently.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
FARxERs ! Tsouss.



Condition OF Agriculture.
SYRACUSE, Fab. 26.-At a regular meet
ing Of the OnondRga Farmers Club, the
question, "What is tue bes. and most
adyisabls course to pursue to relieve the
depressed condition Of agricultural pur.
sult. 2" was taken rp for discussion. 1t
was decided among other things to insis.
On ballot reform, that honest elections
might be had and honorable and high
minded men might be sent to the le9isla-
turei that the legal rate Of interest should
BE- reduced TO . per cant and that personal
property should pay its share Of the tsxai;
that there shou d be reduction il salaries
and court Expenses; that there should be
no more state aid for normal schools, state
capital or canals; that less expansive pub
lie buildings and humane Institutions bs
built that there should be no further
state aid for floating or other elevators,
piers, docks, or individual canal bridges
that all foreign svndicstes, trusts and
monopolies in this state should be pre-
vented by state enactments OF this state /;
that there should be no state aid for text
books for schools outside OF a common
school education that criminals should
labor to help pay the expenses OF bring
ing them 10 justice and the expenses Of
prisons; that farmers must not get
above their BUSINESS, because that
Is the forerunper Of extEEyaglnee
and neglect; that ell unnecessary
iu%uSias should be cur OF; that the use Of
liquor, tobacco, md other poisons should
be stopped that less valuable teams
should be used for farm WORK and less
fancy rigs should be bought; that costly
nuaicsl instruments should be dispensed
with; that anything not needed should
not b bought because it is cheap: thai
less expensive houses and outbuildingt
should to built; that ta4cy stock should
not be dealt ia unless tbs farmer is luan.
cislly above board, and that the farmer
should not run in deb: except when it i.
absolutely necessary, and that he shoald
spend all Of MS spsse time at home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
nANnr wtss rHE rIanr.
The Wilmington Light weight
Iin0rHS OuI Jimmy Mitchell ia Ii

Ahe wilmington light weight
KNOCKS OuI Jimmy Mitchell ia II
Rounds.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Fob. 27,--Befors the
Erie County Athletic Club last night Jack
Hanly Of Wilmington. Del, and Jimmy
Mitchell Ct Philadelphia, fought IA
rounds, Marquis of Queensbery rules,
for purse OF $500.
Harly weighed 100 pounds and
Mitchell 13Os. Billy HyeTs, the StreAtor
cyolcae, was referee
Hauly secured arst blood and first
knock down and at the erd OF the l4;h
round Mitchell, who was severely pun
ished, could not coma to time and Hanly
was declared the victor.
IiRnly was seconded by Harry Pizor Of
Wilmi Gtcn, and Mitchell by Walter
Campbell Of Philsdelphis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
10 PhiIodoipI,in TIon, Cn,c,r.

CHicAGo, reb, pa local paper says:
TIE Rev. Dr. W. II. Vibbert, VINO Eas
been ioE eight years rector Of st. Jamss'
Episcopal Gcurch, hts recently received
call TO tie lect9rahip Of 1t. Peters
Church at Philadelphia. This rActarship
vas made vacant short tine fgl by the
election Of the Rev. Thrones z. Da7iss 10
the bishupric Of Michigan. Ii ii b.
lieyed DR.. Yitbert will accept.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
Iann nrlrn,,. snn Ire,,rn..

IoSuoS, Feb. 25 Mr.. Willism
Lesihsn Bright, member fer 9soke-upou
Trent, has resigned liz seat in the house
of commons because, owing to contiau-
ors i'll tecl h, he finds himself uuahla to
discharge his duty rs representative.
lie 10 the second son OF the late John
BRIGHT,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
MILLIONS RILLED AWAY.
WILLIAM waldorf Aston IL Be-
queRthed the EuIK OF His Fathers
EDrfIlne.

queRthed the IsuIK OF His Fathers
Fortune.
new YORK, Feb. 26.--Tha will OF the
dad millionaire, John Jacob Aston, was
admitted to probate to day. Much money
II left 10 charity, but the great bulk OF
ia Aston wealth is LEFT to the son Of the
ueceased, William Waldorf Aston, who is
made one of the executors together vith
Charles F. southnsyd, ST. LQke'4 Hos
ri.al is beq1eathsd 500, OUO; Metropoli-
tan huseIn Of Art, $50. 0tO; Rev York
Ca4ces Hospital, 500, 900 James sim-
uons Armstrong, cousin Of the DECEASED,
go COG; Alexander Hamilton a living.
:on, close friend, gets $4,000
The Aston Library is we'll looked after.
Tas deceased heqgsatsed $780, 900 to il,
watch he directed Ehall be invested and
the income derived to be spent for the
purchase of books and the maintenance
e the library.
The remainder of the fortune is left to
zee scH, William Waldorf Astor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

RssroS. Feb. 27.-Mr. j. 8. Lincoln,
oal Il thu atsiRnsos CT r L. Hoyutou,
tie iailei Loot and ahcs jcbbsr, egtimates
l;ablit en- ut sl25 $50 and states tia. the
dcht0 were diyla.d literally smorg tho
! Igo Boston haoe ooncorua, none CT
wnica all! he seriously involved.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

LONDON, Feb 27.--TEs BtiGlsl steamer
Ousensmore from Baltimore fer LiYef-
pool passed Browhaad Last night. she
mas on board the crews Of the British
steamer OlsymoTe from Norfolk and
tho British ship Iquique for Falmouth.
The Claymore and 'JoriolRnus eoIl;isi
and both Of them senk.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

ATLAY-A, GA, Feb. 2S.--BrowG Maah.
in2ton negro Of Morgan county, vas
iyached by citizens st midnight for ihe
murder and outrage Of 9-year5 sid
white girl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

WASHINGTON Fob. 2I--Commander
George B. White, Chief OF the bureRu q
yards and Gooks, navy depeztm6n', d d
az his residence here this morning OF apo.
rlexy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

Efots, i'll, Feb, 2s.-Dr. E. a. XII.
bourne, tho vel! known expsst on in
s9aity died yesterday OF paralysis. lie
IVES unconscious II As hGurs preceding
his d.a.h.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

"'nDe MON miiHitlt lrerey, whfIe suTcr-
III '.t'szEs' H,gHimHl.r "a f4cr zB. t1ns IL
!A'" 'nF t"-"i "a TrE Eii eU4ls HHr~n Gu-e,
aHa 90 = n.lutas tlula No. yvl4gygA. i, cUst
IN -. geE-s,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

Cotr;:n-s Ism, Feb, d. Heera 4
ca.'' ara nlauing mil atI Flw Elill
buFe53 i5'' a sIt Los, 80, COS iGsar.
Rncs, large,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

A fair lady becomes still fairer by using
that sGiutary beautiier, dienn's Sulphur
Soap,
"Hilrs Hair and Waisker Dye" black or
broTn. sos.