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Clarksville evening tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-07

The absurd superstition held by 50 many
that the opal brings III luck 10 its owner, as II
there we're a compelling power or genius re-
siding in stones, would not seem to be shared
bv those who rate the 20 opals belonging to
the French crown jewels at $4,000, or the
famous one sent fPom Hungary 10 the first
WORLDS szhipitioR N eeQ,oQ0
Clarksville evening tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-07

The castle OF CATCHING which has become
the fayorite residence Of the emperor and
empress Of Russia, Is within a short distance
of the summer palaces OF Tzarkoe-Selo and
Krosnoe-Selo. 1t was built by Peter the
Great; but the present house is practically a
creation OF Orloff, the favorite of the EN-
press Catherine who added the towers and
wings, and who caused the interior TO be
sumptuously decorated by workmen from
Italy, under the superintendent OF Rinaldi,
a celebrated architect Of that period.-Mos-
cow Latter
Clarksville evening tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-07

Just how patient that portion of the public
which travels is may be realized from what
follows A hotel at which an average OF
forty people stopped nightly was sued by a
guest for harboring bugs in the beds. Out Of
fifty-two beds overhauled forty eight had
bugs, and yet this was the first and only com
plant for Ave years-Detroit Free Press.
Clarksville evening tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-07

e. NJ. Thomas Mani. Co., New York,
Have the kindness to send me by mail one
dollars worth of Vitalia liver Pills. Enclos-
ed find the money. From the vial sent me
am pleased with it. w. IL. BROOKS, JR:,
Ontario, Cal.
For sale by McReynolds & Co,
Clarksville evening tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-07

NV wife has found more relief from your
Vitalia than from any remedy she has ever
taken. | assure you OF my own GRATITUDE iof
SO valuable medicine j. b. Erwin, ID. d.
Nashville, Jan. g.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
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CAPTAIN RON ERTS' DENIAL.
Hle Says tho Adriaitc MD Not sHAciy
rescrt the GIty of Paris,

NEW YoRR, April 6.-rha steamship
Adriatlc, whese treatment o! the City Of
Paris has been the subject Of sevsrs com.
ments, arrived here to-day md her captain
has given his version OF the case. He says
that he was asked by the chief ofilcer OF the
City Of Paris, who was sseD In small boat,
to tow the human Liner, but this he de-
clinei to do, saying, however, that he
would go 10 her II ne essary TO save the
passengers.
Afterwards" he said, "the officer cama
on our boat secon time, when told htm
hiatt | would so to the City Of Paris to $40
til he situation were one where II would ha
necessary to save life. On our way TO the
City OF Paris we sighted u steamer bound
east, which proved the Aldet.gate Of Lon
don, bound from Galveston TO LIVERPOOL.
We stRnnled b and sent our chief officer
aboard TO ask the captain II he would 80 to
tho CITY OF Paris to take the passengers
from her. This he consented TO do. We
then proceeded In company with the Aders-
gate In case of any emergency. On ar
riVlng alongside the City Of Parts an officer
boarded Us, presenting Captain Watkins
request to tow the ship to Queenstown. My
reply was thnt had come 10 save life and
not to do any towing. ] told him that we
had boarded the Aldersgate, which was
bound east, aud that vessel Ind agreed 10
take the people from the City Of Paris
II II were necessary. After waiting short
time the City OF Paris hoist I'D signals to US
saying: Thanks, go ahead We then pro-
cseded on our way, leaving the two ships
IN commune tlon."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
/. Lana slide causes 4 wreck.

uTicA, N r., April IA land slide
occurred Oh the West Shore railroad last
night, ahont halfway between 81. Johns.
yitie and Fort Plain 1t ia at the exact
point where collision occurred to the
first passenger train that was run over
the road in 1884. Dirt covered the track
to depth Of Is feet and over 800 feet in
length, aud a freight train ran into tine
obstruction, badly wrerking tho freight
and breaking leg Of Hiram Miller, the
engineer. Orders we're given for the
passenger trains to run over the Central
road from Athens junction to mar this
city. A large fnrca OF men was ut once
put to work and the track was cleared OF
noon to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

Delaware i,"dEot, ncwark
Farmers ol New Castle county, ycu
haYs heard tho verdict of tho levy court
upon the petitions sent, asking redus-
ton Of the enormous rate paid for the
maintenance o. tramps and CRIMINALS in
New Castln isii. Four Of tho levy court
men worked for a reduction. But The
other seven, by their votes, declared that
no reduction would be made this year
One OF them said that tho present rate
was too high; but Sheriff Allen was en-
titled TO the 80 cents per diem, as they
we're under contract TO give him the
amount stated,
Tue action taken by the levy court
places the Democratic party in very
critical condition. II il hardly to be
supposed that the farmers OF this county
eau tolerate such proceeding
The supposed coutrac: nov existing
carries considerable weight with some OF
tas members of the court.
Ii 10 now time for the farmers to take
mo definite action FOR tue way their
petitions have been treated, The time
+ il hero when candidates Will he annouuc-
( ing themselves a1d It wGnld not be amiss
tJr the farmers to give their support to
tbs man who thinks more of their vel
come than giving $1,000 TO one who can
not lay any just oiaIIa to il.
The time is now ripe to Rgitate the
question Of getting rid OF the cumber.
some and Anticipated system known a.
levy court. The next legislature will
have plenty to do, but the farmers must
be very careful in selecting candidates.
They want men VINO will fully represent
i than Man xyh will GNap a.
4 maad them Justice Me the men they
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

Where VIII be New BuiIdings and n
Prenhium E.isI Involving an Ex-
penditure of S25,00O.
Matters in connection with the Will
mington fair next September are being
pushed vigorously forward. Mark Will
COZ of Delaware county, prominent
breeder of thoroughbred stock, and
Daniel W. Taylor, have Joined the board
Of directors.
The fair will commence Monday, Sep
TENDER LIST, and will last Throughout the
week. The amount to be invested In
premiums will total up to 1926 900. There
will be commodlous new structure for
the agricultural department superin-
tended by ex-United States Marshal II.
II. MoMullen. The grand stand will
also be improved considerably. The roof
VIII be extended forward SO az to shield
all the benches from the sun. At the
same time the occupiers of the highest
row Of benches will be able to soc the
whole course
Specis! Inducements including very
hberal premiums will be given in or1ar
TO secure as fine peach exhibit as pos
sible. 1t is intended to endeayor to estab.
lish II as one of the staple attractions Of
the agricultural departments.
Complete and satisfactory arrangements
are being made with the three railroads.
the Pennsylvania, B. 4 o. and the w. IS
N, in order that the public may have
easy ingress and egress to and from Hazel
Dell.
Judge Smith, who has made himself SO
popular with classes will again have
charge Of racing. There will be good
trotting events every day.
Several Wilmington firms, IL is re-
ported, propose erecting substantial
buildings OF permanent nature for their
own individual exhibits.
There will be marked increase in the
premiums in the bench exhibit.
A new special premium will be given
for the COW from which the largest yield
Of milk is obtained, and another special
prize for the best yield of butter. rhs
trial will be made on the fair grounds.
The butter will be made in the presence
Of the judges, the milk having been frat
placed in q sealed receptacle after the
milking operation.
Another special prize will be given for
the COW yielding the largest quantity OF
milk at two milkings, say at 6 q. M. and
o p, m. This contest will be open TO any
class of animal. 1t is believed quite pos
sibie that down country COW may be
eble to beat the thoroughbreds in the
milk contest.
AS tar as can be learned there are pros
pects Of remarkably fine exhibit OF
thoroughbred horses and cattle.
The bench show and elso the fancy
fowl and pigeon exhibit will be changed
to the agricultural department where
there will be better room and light for
those attractions than there was In their
dingy locations Of last year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
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THE BOAkD OF TRADE.
Discussion Friday Evening Over An.
Other New NnIcrprIsc.

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

Thomas Beekam, the oolored editor Of
the National Eyo, arrested on the charge
II Gssauiting l7-yeers. old white girl, at
Psekskili, N. Y, was discharged on Fri
dry on tine ground Of insufficient eyl-
dnce.
II ia reported from Boston that ayr
dioGte 10 being organized thsre TOR the
building OF 20 ifun steam ships to engage
in a general const9ise nrd foreign trade
rs soon as the EarquhaE Tonnage bill Is
passed by Congress.
Ihs bark Hope, which olenrad from
San FrapGi,oo Tor Alaska on Thursday,
Las boon hold by the collector Of customs
'os having abont 1000 gallons Of claret
wine aboard, the importation Of whoa
into alaska is forbidden By the laws OF
the United States.
hutrin Osborne, ~ yearR Of aga ye.
tired and wsii-knoWn manufacturer, who
resided ct Rose Valley and at one time
operated WOODEN mills there. was killed
Gu Friday afternoon on the West Chester
railroad ut Media station, Pa. Ho was
walking on the RAILROAD and an approach
| ing train struck him.
| Tho Dominion government Ia shout to
organize an expedition TO explore tae oil
gioIs Of thu lar north, near hthahn7ns.
/ Professor Dawson, who has pRs-4d
4 through the territory, Raya thst il the
\ Indications arc correct il is tao largest oil
4 bearing distriat in the world, comprising
nearly 100000 squMe miles,
/ The report Of tho Epacial committee
| appointed by Secretary Window 90 iG-
| yestigats charges OF cruelty and 6rnak-
| enneBs against Captain aealy, of tna
| revenue steamer Bear, was renslS cd at tue
Treasury department on Friday morning.
| The committee say the charges are
wholly un4ustainel, md that Captain
HssIy has been an efficient aud humane
officer.
Some OF the members of the Women'a
Christian Temperance Uoion Of ng-
man, Kansas, on Thursday applied for
warrants to ''pull" the saloons there.
The court being too bugy TO attend to the
petitioners at once, they took the law into
their own hands and decided to make q
raid. Three Of the places where il wag
supposed into1icsntB were being sold
were visited aud all liquors Of suspicious
fiavors were carried and dumped into the
street"
foreigner who registered at the Boil
ton House in Harrisburg, Pa, as "Kal-
der Shinago,n died OF apoplexY on Fri
uAJs AtG Stulu hub bpbhh ElHllhu, anu
there is nothing about him which would
lead to identification except, perhaps, a
iochet which contains the pictures OF a
woman in middle life and a young man
Of IS. The stranger WAS man Of fine
presence, over six feet in height, wearing
q full beard mnd moustaoha Of dark
brown color, md aged about AZ years.
The boiy Of Mrs Carrie Young, aged
40 years, was fnund in her room IN Pater-
son, N. j., on Friday morning, "aimoht
burned to crisp" Beside il lay n
broken lamp. She had been i'll for sew
ersi days, and had bee visited aud cared
for by friends late on Thursday night. 1t
appears that she must have risen during
the night and fallen from weak
ness with the lamp in hor hand.
Strangely enough no one discovered the
blaze or smelled the smoke. The womsns
husband had deserted her some time ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

William Emmons, wel-known citizen,
die1 Saturday evening at his residence, No.
S25 West Fourth street, after weeks ILL
ness OF pneumonia, IN the 72i year OF his
age. Mr.. Enmops was one Of the best
known engineers In Wilmington, and dur
Ing the civil war was engaged as engineer
on several government war vessels. ia Was
In the employ OF the p, W. Il b. Railroad
Company for 80 years, most OF the time as a
locomotive engineer, but OF late years In
charge of the store room for oil and waste
at the station. Ha was a member OF WASH
ington Lodge,A. +. Il A. Nj, Delta Chapter,
Il, A. M, Hope Lodge, l. o o. F., end
Grant Post, q. A. Il. His family consists
OF his wife, two sons Harry Emmopa,
Esq. Of the law firm OF Lore 4 Emmons,
and Frank T. Emmons-and one daughter,
Mrs. jacob Beecher, Eis funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon, Rud was In charge OF
Washington Lodge, No. /, a. Z. A. NJ, with
interment.at Wilmington and Brsndywlne
cemetery,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10


Three OF tho largest marble manufRa-
turers in Boston have bottled thelr em-
pioSes that on aud after Juue LIST they
Will pay ten houta' wages for ulno hoQ.s'
work.
ON. Rouse, FOR lG wears general SUPER
intsndent Of tho Lain powder works, Nc
LRtiin, near Msikosblrrc, Pa, and pre.i.
dent OF the toHu couuatl Of that Borough
died suddenly last evening, aged 59 years.
4 cloudbutst neSr 1t uca NV York, on
Friday night CAUSED an humiliation Of the
lover part q tbat city, and dana led r,ii-
road communication. MANY bridges tn tho
southern ard = stern sections Of hs county
were swept apRt.
The steamship AloIandria, which ar
| rived at New YORK on Sunday from Vera
Cruz, rsports' Absacom Light tower, bear
IN; >. by u live mllSs, passed sugk-n wfees
With sphrs hoatinS alongside, mnsiheadg
painted white; very dangerous ana in tue
track Of stolmers,
Three huadted delegates, repregantiua
the Brother hood Of Locomotive Englnaers,
Eiremen, BGakemen and Swltcuuan mel
yesterday III E.mtra, Neg YORK, and with d
few members OF the new Osder of Railway
Conductors adopted IL scheme of federation
between all the organizations OF trainmen
u tire Uaitsd States.
Tue mnny accidents occurring at the
ltarles caused committee, composed OF
President Maxwell, Joseph II ,rrl4 and i. B,
LelsenEinX, 10 20 to Wilke5bafrs fGr tho
purpose OF making an Investigation, On
Saturday Mr. Maxwell conducted the eA-
animation In person.
A dispatch from Ottawa, Ontario, says
that lumber merchants and Workiypmen
Irrespective OF political party, arc up In
arms against the recent increRse In the iutv
on pork, The lnmbermen point out that
the Increase does not benefit tho CAundien
farmer, as he cannot conpets with tho
Americans for the pork trade OF the lum-
bermen until the duty on western corn 10
removed.
Three explosions occurred In the south
Wlisesbarro shaft, In WilkeslRrre, Pa. on
Saturday. 1t ls believed that thew ware
due to fire Still burning in ono OF tina
nigh elevations OF the shaft, Where water
could not rsachit, owing to compressed air.
me work OF cleaning up will haya to la
abandoned now until all fear OF flte in thu
PIT has passed away. The portion OF the
shaft Oh lire nov Is being Hooded again,
The additional damage done Il said 10 ia
quito extensive.
The President on Saturday nominated
Lewis a. GrantOf Minnesota. 10 oa ss.istnnt
, SECRETARY OF war; liriAadief General N1l4on
/ 4, Miles, p be fntIDr genera Cuionel BAN
lhmlh h. Il 1879 II OF the l'.mtE cnyAIry Ia
be brlgHilar: Henry floi ot Mlssonri. a
member Of tho Mississ hpl river esn m n.
sion; Miss Kate NJ. Scott. P,ss lngsfsf M
bfookyllle, Pa, Truman q. NJ Atlseeg, pDsv
muster ~ Forest Cay, Pa. and William Il.
singleton, postmaster at Tome River, N. ),
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
A ROLLING MILL BURNED.
Ten Thousand Dollar Fire mt the
JOhmsOn Forge works.


A double alarm OF fire from box No. AZ
at Head and Lobdell streets shortly before
o'ciock on sunday morning called the FIRE
department to South Wilmington, where
the rolling mill and Office Of the johnson
Forge Company at Olaymont and Apple
streets was found to be In blaze.
crowd OF people were attracted to the
scene. The buildings were OF wood and
burned nercely. frame dwelling adioin-
Ing the office also caught fire and the ire-
men had their hands full until after
O'clock. The rolling mill was burned to q
skeleton frame of charred timbers. 1'he
roar Of the ONCE and adjoining dwelling
were burned away. but the Jorge mill near
the rolling mill was saved.
II is not known how the fire originated.
John Qllnn, the watclmRn at the works,
iirst discovered that the rear Of the Office
was on IRE and had an alarm struck. The
family OF John THRgelt, who lives several
doors from the Office, ives awakened by
smoke coming into the house, and rushed
into tho street. There has been CRATE ERE
In the office ali winter, aud few GOALS
were left burning on Saturday evening.
The works of the johnson Forge Com
pany, of which Jchu h, johnson Is presi-
dent and DeHaven Norris treasurer, consist
OF two large frame mills with slate ROOFS.
Both contained valuable machinery. the
forge mill Is i2bXBO feet IN si1e AMI the roll
Ing mill which WAS burned 200x60 feet, II
contained i've pudding furnaces, The
forge mil was burned on May 9th, 1887, and
at once rebuilt. The rolling mill wa. built
about q year ago. The row OF frame
houses aGjulning; tho mills are owned by
the company. They will be torn down and
new mill erected on the size. DelIaven
Morris, the treasurer of the company, says
that the loss cannot bs told until the ma.
chinerY has been critically examined. 1t
Will be over 900 and less than 1000.
The rolling mill plant 10 insured for
$4,000, about one-third Of its value. The
works viii be rebuilt ut once.
While the Delaware truck company was
responding to the alarm, one OF the spring.
trace CHAINS WAS lost. The company will
be obliged II the finder will return 1t TO the
house, on Frenoh street near Sixth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
JOHN L.. IL WILLING.
Promises 10 Put Corbctt to sleep in
EOur Rounds.

BosroN, April 5.--John L. Sullivan
was seen last night with regard to the
published report that j. NJ. Corbett, the
San Francisco heavy weight, was anxious
to try his ekIll against the champion.
9 TN moro tnan ready to meet Oor6ett,"
said Sullivan, "but only on one condition.
II we are to box four rounds, I'll contract
to put him to sleep in that time. II | sue
coed I'm 10 goi $1,000; if don't he gets
the money. No halt and half business
about it. These contests for rate receipts
SAVIOR too much of taxing. You can cay
thst John l.. sullivan Will fight Corbett
four rouuds for 81 ,0B0, and II he doesn't
whip him in that tima wont aocepta cent "
Secretary nj j. Slsttery of the Glad
stone Club Of Providence, WHO was
present at the interview, said the club
would give pusse Of 81 600 Tor the CON
test if 1t could DO arranged for April 23d.
Billy Mahvney and John l., ere dsrir-
Gus of getting on match with Jack
MoAulitfs and Patsy Karrigan and will
bacA the latter for 81, 500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

This remedy is becoming SO well known
and so popular as to need no special men-
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sin. the same song OF praise. purer
medicine does not exist and II II guaran-
teed to do all that IA claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases OF the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils,
salt rhenm and other affections caused by
System and prevent as well as cure all
malarial feyers. For cure OF headache,
constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded at Beaton Smiths drug
store, corner Seventh and Pine streets.
Goods delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
,opt IA in.tituted. And if il fails in tbat 4,

mont ia instituted. And If il fails in that IL
fails in the highest point OF duty. No; Il il
aga INST neither violence, oppression or
fraud. There is no complaint OF being
disturbed in property or pu suits, OF oi
being lefrauded out of tic proceeds
of industry. A ainSt what then - prot4,-
tion asked? Ii is against low rices. The
manufacturers compl in that thoy cannot
Afford TO carry on tnoir pursuits " prices
% low as at present; and that unless they
can get higher they must give mp mang.
featuring. The evil then IL low pricts
end wnRt they ask OF government Il, 10
piTe them hiphor But how do tElsg neS
it to DO done? Do thoy nGk gDytfn,aant
to con pol those who may want e pr..
chase 10 give them higher No; thgs
would bs hard task, and not q little odi.
Gus; diff, 70 he defended on ~ prl1.
Giplss Of equity, iusIice o. tho o0nl,tg..
ton, or TO be enforced, IL It cGU'd&s ID
they ask that q tax should be laid ID IA
rest of the community, and the pfpcefll
divided amoug thom, TO make up tJi !5g
prices? o., IN other words, do thry elk
for bounty Nc; that would be rather
too open, oppressive, and indeienSihiA.
How, then, do they ask it to bs done
BY putting down competition, by the i'm.
position of taxea on tho product of others,
SO aa to give them tho exclusion OF the
market or at least decided advantage
over others md thereby enable them to
sell al higher prices Stripped of ail dis.
guise this liz their request; and this they
CO protection. Protection indeed Gall
II tribute, levy, exaotion, monopoly,
plundcr; or, If these DC too harsh, sail it
charity, assistance, aid-anything rather
than protection, with which it has not
feature in common" j.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

BANGOR, Me- April 5.--The Hotel West
Of Granville junction, was burned early
this morning. The house was full Of
people and there were many narrow es.
capes. Mrs. Chandler Woods Jumped
from window aud received severe in
luries. A number Of woodsmen who
were stopping there for the night lost
their whole winters earnings Five
horses, two cows, % hogs aud 30 tons Of
hay were burned in the stable, but 20
horses were nayed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

Sheriff Alien sold the following prop.
srtiea on Saturdays At the hotel Of
james Dickinson, Townsend, farm OF
23i acres and smother 81 "a acres. sitl.
Hted in Blsckhird hundred, the property
o. William 4. Baker and CLARA u. H.
Baker, mostgSgses 70 J3hn II, Rodney,
Esq, alto ney, for SAGE. Al Alexander
MaIwell's hotel in Middstown, farm Of
III acres, with brick hopso, bGra and
outbuiIdlngs, situated in Biscgbird hun
nred, tho property Of DuVal Gibbs, 10
Y. o. Hill 70, Sl2 zoe, The sale o. tut
property Of Enors and james H. sCOw-
ariok at Nlliletowu was stayed.