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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-21

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-21

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-21

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vs. with eareli~et sstsfastaca tos vhsvsSs
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-21

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TNg oGMGRAL MARKETS.

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Evening journal., 1890-12-10
Golden Eagle knights.

A committee from each Of the ter
castles, Knights of the Golden Eagles,
met last evening at the X. G. E. hall,
Fifth and Frensh streets, to make ar.
rangements for a reunion of all the
castles OF the order in Delaware. to be
held in this city in the first week OF
January. The meeting was not as large
as had been expected, and 1t was deemed
advisable not to transact any business
until larger meeting could be brought
together. The secretary was directed to
give official notice TO all officers in viii
mington and Delaware to attend a meet.
ing, to be held on Tuesday evening.
December l6, when the day on which the
demonstration will be held will be
selected. Members of the order will
parade In the streets on that day, and in
the evening a meeting viii be held at
which some OF the supreme officers
OF the United States and others will de-
liver addresses.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. lO.-Gold "a The ainonnt
Of SS,0oo000 will start from Europe this
week for New York Nearly ali Of this
will come by the steamship Majestic. which
sails today. This gold viii tend very
strongly to relieve the money stringenev
IN this country, the extent of which was
shown Yesterday, when the rates for money
advanced % one-quarter per cent. ana III
terest. for no apparent cause. excsnt fenr
on the part Of capitalists. On Saturday
and Monday gold to the amount Of 81 sll !
COO had been ordered Today's orders we're
as follows: Lazara Freres, $500, 600; August
Belmont, $50 900; agents Bank Of Non
treal, $4,000; Produce Exchange bank.
$l25,co0 Kuhn, Loeb & Co, S250OOO Held.
eibach, lckelhetmer g. Co, SiOO, OO0. Total.
<l,4fo,Ol0. 1t is stated on Wall street char
owing 70 the extreme ease of money in
LONDON me Bank Of England is willing to
lose from 100000 to SlO.OOO 900 Of rold in
the settlement OF her trade balance. conse-
quentiy little fear Is entertained that the
banks discount rate will be advanced in
consequence Of these shipments.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

The Street and Sewer Commissioners
met last evening and transacted routine
business. The weekly payroll of &46I. 90
was approved and ordered paid. Balance
in bank to the account of current ex-
penses was reported as $45, 622 ii; inter.
oepting sewer, S35, ITO 49, total. $50, :
453 IL. The secretarys collections
amounted to $25 and the city auditors
to $3.50. The commissioners to condemn
lend for the cutting through Of Sycamore
street between Clayton and DUPONT, re-
ported that it was approved and the
owners granted $3.50 They reported
also to extend Vandever avenue At the
intersection Of Hatton street, but the
report was not approved. w. @. Tindah
received permission to tap a sewer at the
junction Of Tenth and Franklin streets
]. 9. Curren to set rs feet OF curb on the
west side of Heald south of B. A very
large number Of bills were passed.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
DELAWARE STATE GRANGE.
Many Delegates at the Opening of the
session-Down to Business.

many delegates at the Opening OF the
session-Down TO business.
DOVER. Del, 10.-The hall of
the House of Representatives
locked something like tropical
garden yesterday at noon, when
Worthy Master p II. Bancroft called
the delegates Of Delaware State Grange
to order at the opening of their annual
session. There were sixty delegates
present in addition to the officers, be-
sides number of visiting
grangers from Kent's subordinate lodges
Among the delegates were. g. M. KILL
gan, relton; w. W. Sesders, Harrington /;
David Heyd, New Castle; NJ s. Blon.
chard, Bridgeville; Joseph p. Chadler,
Centreville; II. Walker and wife, Mer
maid; Ed. Woodward and wife, viii
mington; p. f. Pierson, Hockessin: R g.
buckingham and wife, Pleasant Hill:
:. Lindsay, Newark; w. p. Peach, Mer-
maid; Thomas N. Rawlins, IBrldgeville,
John @. Higgins, Delaware City; James
McMullin, 81, Georges; E. Fl. Salisbury
and wife, Wyoming; J. G. La
throp and wife. Camden; T.
II. Riggln and wife, LAUREL George
H. Jones, Georgetown; George
w. Phelps and wife, Seaford; John j.
Bell, Milville; P. j Davidson, Stockley
John Heyd and wife, FELTON,; John j.
Rosa and wife, Milford John w. Day
and wife. Wilmington; William r. ALA
band and wife, Magnolia; J g. Brown,
Rising Sun.
as stated in the EVENING JOURNAL
yesterday, the sessions OF the Grange are
held with closed doors. II Is evident.
however, that the grange proposes to
take hand ia shaping the work Of the
coming Legislature. A committee on
legislation will be appointed, and among
the reforms to be suggested are local
option law, secret ballot law, aud law
equalizing taxation. The grangers claim
that they have discovered that they hold
the balance Of power in the state now.
and they are going TO exercise it.
Among the subjects to come up for
discussion during the session is the pro
posed governmental scheme to loan
money at low rates of interest to farmers
on mortgage.
Last evenings session was devoted |
to the reception Of reports from various
officers. These reports will, however,
not be given out until they have been |
reported upon by committees and the
Grange has endorsed them.
J. 7 Stewart, for some years promi- |
nent and well known Dover merchant.
suffered paralytic stroke yesterday and
Is In a critical condition.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
DIED IN A PRISON CELL.
James Murray, Under Sentence for
Robbery suecumbs to Consumption.

ohmea Murray Under Sentence for
Robbery suecumbs to Consumption.
James Murray, alias Scranton
Tommy" died in cell No 49, at the
county jail yesterday afternoon, after a
long illness of consumption. He was
thought to be dying for several weeks
past, and he was given every remedy
that could relieve his sufferings. Dr.. j.
J Black, the jail physician, was in con-
slant attendance on the dying man, but
nothing would relieve him.
Murray, with George Howard aud
James Doherty, was convicted of high
way robbery in April, 1888, and SEN
fenced to three years imprisonment
HoYerd was confined in the same cell
and during Murray's illness he rendered
all possible assistance and nursed MIN
with great care. Murray was 26 years
old, and claimed to have mother and
sister living at No. I'LL Wiener street,
Philadelphia.
Coroner Sparks gave g certificate. and
about 4 o'clock Deputy Coroner Giles re.
moved the body to the morgue. De-
spatches were sent to the relatives named
by Murray, but no answers were received
This morning the deputy coroner went to
Philadelphia and will make thorough
search for the dead mans friends.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
AL Edltos Arra.ted ror rlh,l.

LAUREL, Del, Dec. 9.-Columbus w.
Kenny, editor and proprietor or the Sus-
sex Conntian, was arrested to-dayat the
instance Of George Z. Smith, postmaster
ano druggist, OF this town. Mr.. Smith
is lieutenant Of Senator Higgins, and
the recognized leader Of The
Republican party in this section. Smith
accused kenneY Of most Of the election
trlckery aud meanness Two DAYS later
the warerooms Of Smith were fired by Al
incendiarg. Smith communicated with
the Republican papers, connecting the
Democrats with arson. The editor Of ths
Sussex Coun.ian was referred to as a mar
devoid of principles and indirectly con.
Meeting him with the firing Of the build
ings. Mr. Kenney resented the attach
in forclble terms, and for this Smith
now asks damages.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
clerical Brotherhood meeting.

The Clerical Brotherhood met at
Bishopstead yesterday afternoon, with 4
full attendance. The following mem bers
were present: Revs. David Howard. H
A. Henry, A. /. Dupont Coleman, Kensey
j. Hammond and G. E. Murray of this
city; E. b. Eekel Stanton; H. Lie.
Braddon, Delaware City; II NJ. Bartlett.
christina hundred; J. Ksrcher, Brandy.
wine hundred: /. w Gibson. Messrs.
Howard, Henry and Eckel. the commit.
tee on Sunday school work, submitted a
full report and a general discussion fol-
lowed.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
pIEp,

AKIN. In this city. on December s, 11 Try
Ann Akin, widow Of tie late James Akin,
aged 70 years.
DEAKYNE.-At New Castle, on the Gu
instant, Mary Ann Deakyne, wife of j. y. B.
Deakyne, aged - years.
EATON.-At t0i Poplar street. on December
Z, Rsbecca L., wife Of Thomas b. Eaton aged
I3 years.
FLANAGAN. In this city. on the sth IN
slant, Elizabeth Flanagan, wife of James +,
Flanagan.
JACKSON In Christiana hundred, on
December 6, Charles jackson, aged q years.
kILPATRICK.-I I'm this city, on December
I, Catharine p, wife Of Robert Fitzpatrick OF
Philadelphia
KoEBERLE.-Tn this city on the 4th in
stant. Johanna koeberle, in the 18th ear Of
her age.
MORRIS AT Washington. d. G.. on the 5th
instant, Amanda Norris wife Of Benjamin
Morris, aged 65 years.
PlERCE.-In z iladelphia, on the eth IN
slant Parker u. Pierce. aged 50 years.
SMEDLEY.-In this CITY. on Saturday. De
eember 8, leso, Theodore NJ. Smedley, aged 81
years.
WAY-.Suddenly In this city, on the 9Th
instant. William X. Way, in his 6Sth year.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

Special Correspondence EVENING JorRyA1.
NEWARK. Del. l0.--Mrs Il. w.
Haines. after a lingering illness died at
the residence Of her husband, Dr. L. w.
Haines Main street, yesterday morning,
in her Goth year. The deceased leaves
one grown son. The funeral win be held
Friday.
The supper and bazaar held by the
ladies' of st. Thomas p. E. Church
netted more than 500
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

10 Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis-
Eippi and Louisiana, Is the title of q
pamphlet issued by d. G Edwards, gen
eral passenger and ticket agent Queen
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o., con-
tsining eorrsct county map and de-
scription Of lands along the line. This
pamphlet mailed to any address free on
application.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
THE NEWARK eREAKsALL RECORDS
She Reaches Sea In Three Hours an,
Twenty-seven Minutes.

She Reaches Sea In Three Hours and
Twenty-seven Minutes.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
New CASTLE. Dec. 10.-The new
United States steel cruiser Newark, built
at Cramps, Philadelphia, passed down
yesterday on her second official trial trip.
The cruiser presented fine appearance
as she steamed swiftly down the river
She made the best time ever known from
this city to the sea, running that dis
lance in three hours and twenty-seven
minutes. with wind and tide against her
for the first twenty miles Including the
government and firm representatives, In.
vited guests, engineers. fremen. coal
beavers, strokers and helpers. there v ere
nearly 200 people on board the new yes
sci.
Large numbers Of New Castle people
have attended the Rirmeas, which Is
being given In the Wilmington Opera
House, each evening this week.
The First Military Band held Z meet.
ing last evening and decided to purchase
several new instruments. A COMMITTEES
was also appointed to draft bylaws tc
govern the Organization,
Since Mondays snow fall the pave
ments opposite the public square and
adjoining the school green have been
covered with sledders The children's
merry voices ring out during the day, and
at night the sidewalks are almost black
with older people
THE Girl Detective" will appear at the
Opera House here to morrow evening.
The Young Mems Guild Of Emmanuel
Church elected three new members at it's
meeting last evening.
The Presbyterian Sunday school began
rehearslng for It's Christmas entertain
ment last evening.
Rev. T. Z. Terry will deliver his lee
ture on THE Folks / Live With, as
See Them" in the NJ. E. Church to-
morrow evening.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
The prlnmnter rnilnre.

MEANWHILE. Pa, Dec l0-The statement
OF the assignees OF the Delamater bunk is
not satisfactory and gives no great degree
OF hope TO depositors 1t Is said warrant
has been issued for the arrest of Victor NJ.
Delamater, late cashier OF the bank and a
brother Of George Wallace Delamater, he
being charged with accepting the money
OF depositors after banking hours and with
the full knowledge that the assignment
was to be announced in less than twenty
four hours
State Trsaswrsr Henry X Boyer arrived
IN the city yesterday. Senator Delamater's
residence property is worth $4,000, while
the business block in which the broken
bank is located cost over 100000.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
Hurt while cnnstInr

A serious accident was narrowly
averted at Third and Tatnall streets yes
terday. Carrie Evans and Nellie KYLE. In
company with other children, were coast.
ing on Third str ct hill, their sled struck
W. w. Lobce rs team and they were
thrown into the street, but not seriously
hurt
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
mAnr.IEn.

CIIlIMINGs-BAB this citv on
the sth instant, by Rev a. Nj Hickman
John =. Cummings Of Roanoke, Va, and
Miss Virginia Babcock Of this city
FOOTE- THOMAS At stanton. on De
eember 4. by Rev John ~ Blake, John J
Foote and Lydia Thomas.
FIKES-,PYLE-At the residence Of the
brides father, Nc. Oh West Ninth street,
December I, hy Rev. .. q Buddington Rev
Maurice F. Fixes and Miss Mary G. Pyle Of
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
Famous women.

II is significant fact that most OF the
women who have achieved fame in art litera-
ture, or affairs have enjoyed vigorous
health. This shows that the mind Is never
capable Of severe and continued application
necessary to creative work, unless the body Is
atits best. The woman who aspires TO fili an
exalted place among her associates must 10
Tree from nervous debility and female weak
netses. DR.. Pieree's Favorite Pres cription
Will Danish these, and IL Is warranted TO
restore those functional harmonies which are
indispensable 70 health. As a specific for all
those. chronic weaknesses and ailments
peculiar 70 women, It is unt qualed.
',HElL hath no fury like woman corned. =
SAID me hentuekyan. as his drunken wife
STRUCK MIN with wagon sroke.
II your house is.on Gre, ycu put water IN
the burning timbers, not on the smoke, Ana
dis sog 4 IA cseitarrh yoq should attack the
disease N ne blood, not In your nose TO do
THIS take Hoods Sarssparilla. the great blood
puflner which permanently cures catarrh.
@THR hand that slines the cocktail Il tho
hand that rules the ward Is Tammany Halls
version Of popular song.
g. +. will be held on Thursday evening,
December II, in their hall, Fifth and Frenca
streets. Doors open at o'clock Ice cream
and other refreshments Will be served.
Tickets - cents.
SIR" che said, haughtily, leave my pres
ence!' "l'll be blessed IL do.M he answered
= want them back before we cry quits.
THE largest stock Of plush cases and shay
ing sets, 9tc upwards. Christmas goods lower
than ever. A anfortn. druggist, Second and
Market Try Mclnalls Syrup of Tar for
cold. tbs urfailing
HrRE's to the ladies sweet ana fair. may
Heaven richly bless 'em.
Confusion to the rsen who grudge the cash
II takes to dress EN-
New York Sun.
WHAT Is a cold IN the head? Medical
authorities say 10 Is due to uneven clothing of
the BODY, rapid cooling when in perspira-
llon, &e The impe rt0nt point is that a cold
IN the head is an Inflammation Of the lining
membranes OF the nose, which, when un.
checked Is certain to produce n catarrhal con-
ultlon for cat~rrh Is essentially a "cOldn
which nntu-e is no longer able to "resolye" or
throw or Elys Cream Balm has proved It's
superiority, and sufferers should resort TO ii
before mat common ailment become. seated
aud ends 10 obstinate catarrh.
THE most English" riding toots are rrade
half TO lace and half TO button.-New York
DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal pills, arc the
only genuine peunyroqal pills made. Al
druggists And by mail, 81 Office 203 "
sth 81, Fhila Ladies' beware Of limitations.
TIE mistetoe ia now hung up
10 aid poor luvesick man:
And when there Is no mistletoe
lie does the best he can.
Life.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
A Boston Clothing Firm Fails
for Nearly $I,ooo,ooo.
GOLD COMING IRON EUROPE NOW.

Several Millions Are En- Rontc to Assist ii
Relieving the Straln-Latest Develop
ments in the Failure OF George W. Della
mater & Go. at Brendvine. PA.
BosToN, Mass. Dec. l0.-Whitting, Bur
dett q Young, the clothing merchants Of
winthrop square, nave made au assign.
ment- Charles Fl. Allen, president Of the
Central National bank, and Jonathan A.
Lane, Of Allen, Lane & Co, are the as
signees. Mr.. Whiting says: "Our failure
is nothing that Will affect the clothing
trade in general. 1t really happened about
three months ago, at the time Of the fail
ures Of Potter Lowell & Co. and r. Gard
ner, Chase s. Co. and was caused partly
by those failures and by the tight money
market. donot know what the liabilities
are There will probably be a meeting Of
the creditors on Saturday"
Liabilities Under 81. O0O, 600.
It is believed. however, that the liabili.
ties are under 100000.
Mr.. Whiting has been in business for
thirty years, aud he aud his house have
held high rank ia the business commu-
nifty. The firm Is rated by Bradstreets at
$500, 900 to $1,000, Goa At the time OF the
failure Of Peter, Lowell & Co the iiabil-
tiles were stated to be 500 900 and the
assets nearly Sl,O00,0o0. 1t was generally
expected they would fail then, as their
paper had beeR placed wholly through
Potter, Lowell & Co Mr. Lowell Is the sou.
in-law Of AIR. whiting. The firm is made
up OF Charles Y. Whiting, II. S Burdett,
A. S. Young, J. NJ. Burns and James Ran
kin. and has long been an important house
IN the trade, with branches ia several west
ern cities
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST

SANso-"How did the police manage 40 nut
down the students riotf" Rodd-,'T6ev
threw foot ball among the boys and they
death.n y
Evening journal., 1890-12-10
el. ooo. 600 Fna hi Sole


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.--A special dis.
patch from a staff correspondent OF The
Times, who left this city in company with
state treasurer Boyer for Meadville. SAYS:
state Treasurer Boyer arrived here yester-
DAY from philadelphia and at once went
70 the Office of Senator Delamater's At
torney, where he found the senator. M
boyer Informed him that lie had come for
the purpose OF learning the exact situation
OF the affairs az the bank. THAT'S inst
what we are trying to find out said mn
Delamater ! can't say Just when j olear
and concise statement can be made raady
but ! am anxious to have it Is early 81
possible
4he interview lasted but two minutes
and no one would have Thought that 81 900 .
uo Of state funds was at stake, So brief ana
Informal was H.
senztsf Delamater Talks.
After the departure Of the state treasurer
Senator Delamater said regarding the
cause Of the failure;
Some time prior to the election nv no
htical enemies started the story that our
bank was weak. The run continued for
ten days after the election, and we were
just bridging over our troubles when the
crash came
''lhe real cause Of the difficulty lies with
me. / had early in the campaign TO but
up $4,000 with two other men in order TO
keep the Philadelphia Finance COMPANY
az condition after the fight Of senator Mae
farlane. In addition to that had to nav
over $4,000 OF notes which had indorsed
for Macfarlane, and they fell due lust be-
lore the election. ! was also forced Is
raise large sums Of money 70 meet the de-
mauds on she bank from people who were
Withdrawing their deposits. want To saw
70 you that did not know Of the failure
until arrived here last Friday morning
from Philadelphia p
Ito Played Boyer False.
While the senator did not tell of other
reasons for the failure IL IS known that the
state treasurer, for weeks prior to the
banks downfall, had made repeated re-
quests for Hrst GLASS security for the sfO0
OoO,0O0 which the Deianaters had in their
bank. The senator had made repeated en-
gagements to meet the state treasurer and
arrange the entire matter ia a satisfactorv
way, but upoa some pretext lie ALWAYS
failed 20 make his engagements good n
Is stated that two moro prominent phila.
delphiaus are out $4,000 each by the IAN.
IRE Of Senator Dolamater, who managed
to borrow the money just prior to tile fail.
ure. These men were close personal friends
Of the senator and they are naturally re-
luctant about coming forward ut this tim.
and making known the facts.
Governor Beaver was questioned ia rela
ton TO a rumor that Senator Deiamatel
was indebted 70 him. "N0t cent. p saie
the governor. IF be did owe me ANYTIME
IL believe l would get it. | have faith II
his commercial integrity
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

WASHINGTON. Dec. l0-The treasury de-
partment yesterday purchased s.. iO5. 800 4
per cent. bonds at prices ranging from 1913
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

The exchanges of the Wilmington banks
~ the clearing house to-day were: Total
&lSV, 800 81 balsz5s, s28, 1880.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

Bohlen Gin, finest in the land w. q
Robelen, No. l0s West Seventh street. Tele-
ID anna 44T
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

BANGING AND EIHASoIAL
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

HrRR's 10 the ladies sweet ana fair. may
Heaven richly bless 'em.
Confusion to the Zen who grudge the cash
II takes to dress EN-
New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

FIFTH anniversary OF Warwick Castle, X.
g. +. will be held on Thursday evening,
December II, in their hall, Fifth and Frenca
streets. Doors open at o'clock. Ice cream
and other refreshments Will DO served,
Tickets Is cents.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

HE'LL hath no fury like a woman corned, r
said the kentuckyan. as his drunken vile
struck him with wagon sroke.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

SIR" che said, haughtily, leave my pres
euce!H "lIl be blessed il ] do" he answered
Il want them back before we cry quits"
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

THE largest stock Of plush cases and shaw
Ing sets 9tc upwards. Christmas goods lower
than ever. A anfortn, druggist, Second and
Market. Try Mclnall's syrup of Tar for
a cold 1t is upfailing.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

i, u, your house lson Gre yeu put water Or
II you have cetarrh you should attack fhe
disease IN the blood, not In your nose, 10 IA
thls, TAKE Hoods Sarssparilla, the great blood
puflher, winch permanently cures catarrh.
Evening journal., 1890-12-10

"THE hand that sings the cocktail IL the
hand that rules the wardn Is Tammqny Halls
version Of a popular song.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
GROWTH OF THE WORLDS WHEAT
AREA.

From the American Miller.
We DO not believe in preaching gloom,
but we can see no advantage in with
holding facts in order to create FOOLS
paradise, The growth of Russia as a
wheat producer. and the growth OF
South America are stubborn facts. and
they are growing facts that are coming
along with the rapid extension Of rail-
road and elevator facilities. The Argen-
tine Republic is rs capable of making
good wheat as the prairies of the United
States, and her railroad system is now
very complete. Her farmers are using
American farm machinery and a large
number of elevators viii be built this
season. Her export last year was about
1900, ,000 bushels. Russia is moving
slower, but has far greater wheat area.
which is rapidly opening up. Her ex-
port Ill 1886 was 81, ,000, 900 bushels. As
Europe only requires only about l60,-
900, GOO bushels, the growth of the worlds
wheat area is one of ominous concern To
US. and IL shows what is the matter with
our wheat and flour trade