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, 1890-05-10
DemeraPa News.
(From the Demerara ArgosyJ.

The report of the Spe ial Magistrate,
ESseQuebO District, for 1889, supplies rs
with reliable tatiSti2S Of the gold industry
in what hitherto has proved t. be the
richest portion of the colony. God has
been foun,l in the DtmpraIa river, bat only
in small quantities little more than Sutfi.
Gent to meet the expense Of the few pla-
GERS at work, and some very promising
spots have been discovered in the new
Northwest territory ; but the great bulk
of the gold that has adorned our export
list during the past two years has been
obtained from pIacprS located somewhere
or other in that immense tract OF riverlne
land officially described rs the ESSequrho
district. The viciSSitudrS OF the placer.
miner-if placer washing can be correctly
described us mining-are too well known
now to be enlarged upon, every man VINO
is engaged in the occupation, Knowing full
we'll that the richest mud-claim of to-day
may be a yaluelesS mud hole a morth
hence. Two years ago the prruni was the
I'll Dorado Of he HtuJe, Last Year ii was
the Cuyunj, this year it is the Potaro, and
the next yeaI it may be The i}erhicp. One
fact has been clearly established Ivy geo
IogiStS and recorded as reliable intorna-
ton for the use of all who care to utilise
it: that is, that a belt Of antiieruuS
rock runs right through The GujanaS Il m
Cayenne in he south 10 NenrZurIa in the
north, and that from the position OF thus
belt wiki regard to he CCulsp OF our SeNe.
T2l rivers there is reason to believe ilat
gold is as sure to be found pprketed upon one
as upon an thtr. The gold Se1lehrrS care
very little about the DrmeraIa ut present
aud still less ahouJ the Corpntyne and The
Brrbice but it is only a few months ago
that Il similar feeling of indifference was
entertained for the probabilities Of the
Potaro, winch is now o'inr honey -combed
with miners S@lovel5. WHAT is required IS
The knowledge that seems To be the cXcIu.
Sive offspring Of IOcl} * )erltuo5 T. dcte,a
the hiding places OF the metal. MI VINO
cOn- to this colony with mining knowledge
gained in other lands, have to unlearu
much Of their former lessons and begin Il
new course. One Of the best accredited
of this class WIS a ma II named WaggOler,
who was engaged at Il liberal salary to
prosecute the business of the B. g.. Mining
Company. He had splendid recommended
lions as a uela 5aA Epii miner, and was
SabI to be equally skilled in quar.l and
placer work After a few months eXpiol-
tatjoa in the ESScqurbO district be returned
to town with a luEub i0uS air, to report
his conviction that the gold industry OF
the coI0ny "wl3 played oUt." Mr.. McTutk,
in his report, gives a comparative table OF
the quantities of gold registered at KaIa-
coon in 1888 and 1889, in which the uncer-
talnty OF place. riches Is rXhlbIi ed. We
insert it here, as 4 record which may be
useful to our rea lepS for future reierence:-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

The franchise privilege By one Of
tie planks OF the Democratic party Us
adopted last Tuesday the title OF the people
tO vote Is oslled privilege We have
kno@n that MIR. bayard he'd tnls viey IN
tOimer years, but wa objaet to the Demo-
cratic party committing igselt TO such doc
triae. II to vote Is not right OF the peo-
pie, but only privilege, then we ASK: By
tho grace OF whom? Deldpdr5 Farm and
Home.
Well, it is rather late in the day to ask
such question. Obviously IL the fran
ohise were q right, conditioned even upon
residence aud adult age, the ballot would
be as open to women as to men. But for an
explicit answer to this question we would
refer our nlemporary to the deliver.
ance of the Couit OF Errors and Appeals,
sustaining the conssiIutionality OF our
tax laws, delivered at Dover on January
gath, 1870, in which the subject was ex-
haustiyely discussed. We quote from
tbs opinion delivered by Oniet Justice
Comegys and conourrsd in by the whole
bench, with the singls exceptionoi Judge
Houston, as follows;
Theirs is no natural right to vote; It Is
| one conferred by community al large
| UPON certain OF It's members, which im-
piles the power aud the authority TO with.
| nold 1t from others. Tue whole tdea OF
our original government--that OF l176-
| Was that only those who paid taxes should
| vote; not that all should vote. but only
those VINO helped to support the govern
meut. X was IL privilege conferred upon
1 such, and sucn only.
Ana aftsr q vary carAfnl and alaborAte
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
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ME. B.lTEA, HiEWs.
He Has NJ DOuht az a substantial
Democratic Majority an Delaware

lie Has No Doubt of u substantial
Democratic lIajUriIy in Delaware.
To a reporter Ut tns New YORK star who
interviewed him Vi New YORK on Monday,
hon. Gsorge H, Bates OF this city thus ex-
pressed his opinion OF the Democratic
nominations III Dsaware;
Prior 10 the state convention there was
undoubtedly Z feeling OF anxiety lest some
nominations might be made which would
provoke either open opposition within the
Democratic psrty, or Of least luxe TaImuesB
ia support OF tue ticket. as to Mr. RsY.
nolds himself, The candidate for govern +,
there hea been threats that no woul not
be supported, THIS brought W tGs ques.
lion whether, even should he nave d ma
larity 81 The delegates from his Own county,
ue would nOtbeter retire, Be!olethe eonven-
ticn Assem- blei be had taken the nigh ground
thar the Interest oil tne party WAS 50 much
Day on hat OF any one man that he would
not stand in tho way OF any arrangement
which sesmed beat 10 bis fellow Democrats.
Euis manly att uIa aud naselhsh spiclt
ouly ineTlA-ei Ill strength as candidate,
and ha pes go q questlonaby the chocs Ot
the people th5t 10, 70 have nominated MIN
would have oseu To throw everything int0
chaos. O s. formal ballot he he'd l5j out
Of 1873 50 o. ami 0i couFse after that
there ecu q Jt no Other eOur u than his
NOMINATION.
Az tl 5El Congressman" continued Mr..
Bates, 'Jp u W iausey 81 nominated by
aeslaination, 10 nat 10 bis case there WAS
no room wnat yer for doubt aS "a his
strength with he party. Both men arr
thoroughly qualified OF the Office for
w1ith they nave respectively baen nomI.
ma 81, and tlsY are both ext smely pOpu
/ lar, uuJ only Ia their orn couaJi-s, Dui
4 'hrluHhout the State The unanlmtg OF
| the convention mas btoug about a general
acqniesceucs Ia IL action. In my ildg
\ mant the Democratic party has noJ tol
! many years Cien ID ~ Huoi condition n.
/ 1t S now. Inc only hope ut the Repub
ieans lay III the iAc,loua diff sTsncs9 o. the
/ Democrats. This Dover Ds!d6dreda, owneC
/ ~ tue most active momosf " tue Saui-
A buy iami in Mt county, has Of gHll
supported ihs egminatlOls, and pu- th'
GLalss Of the nominee a. the head OF III
editorial page. rhat should be- enough.
II Is the dlsDo4tion Of the party to max
an aggressive Campaign. The formers ar
aroused, aud are investigating the cause
81 agricultural depression. They are TAX
ing liysy interest III the tarin question
uad tbs Democratic platform Is ouI,pokel
Aa 70 this matter Both Damoctatic eaudi
datea are practical farmers, and this VII
nrOusn enthusiasm, ruYs no DOUBT tina
We etall have SUBSTANTIAL Democrat
majority IA zach county"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Tuesday 4,Grm ami that which con.
tlnuet during that night WAS Oh partial
mature. Iaere vas hHrily any Ia down
the State There WIS p gentle dowa-pour
~ H0ckessin, In Brandywine hundred It
vas very hegYr with incBssant lightning
aud thunder There was sudden clap At
= $50 which made certain farmer smost
nap from his wagon with the effect OF tho
.amendous explosion. No damage has
ieil reported from that neighborhood.
ruere Wis heavy rain at New Castle and at
]; Sitpd a. l sud a n. The electric
-t1rN around the AFTER location was un-
u'lsAy severe. A farmer sHd tht5 morning
tsl he never bato-e heard such long
.n-alnei aLi loud tnundsr roll. Ia the
ciy huatotm was At its height about mtd-
night / lasted until about 2 O'Clock then
pl.alhg nth, ULl-f Engineer Gsorge H..
Rugnman raporrs 81 1owniall OF 81 inches.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
ON UssbISs DIAsoS Us.
Howell O.Dornc's Rich Gilt TO m,si
Toupleton IL Seized.

IUmptetCn IL SetZeds
NEW YonK. aug. IL Henry Herschy.
the valet OF howell Osborne, was arrested
to-day upon leaving the steamer La Nor.
mandie, Just arrived, charged with SNUG.
gling. The oustsnl inspectors found upon
his person $50, 600 worth OF diamonds
which had been sent by Banker Osborne
to Few Temp,eton, the a;tross, and were to
have bsen worn by her tonight upon her
appearance at tho Fourteenth Street
Theatre. Osborne Is now In Paris. Her
aohy was held In SIS, 600 bail for examina.
tion.
The jewelry found consisted OF dia.
mond necklace OF 80 diamonds; diamond
bracelet, four diamond rings, solitaire
earrings, diamond and ruby ring, dia.
mond earrings, gold bottle with Misa
Templeton's initials set In diamonds; dia-
mond diadem, diamond brooches, watch
set with diamonds, diamond cuff buttons,
gold necklace with diamond and ruby
charm; gold ohatelaine, pair gold operi
glasses, lace and pearl fan set with dia
mons and ruhies.
In the Wallets possession Was found =
letter from Osborne to Fay Templeton,
which says he wishes Miss Templetou to
see that Hersohy obtained some employ
ment where he could be near her and
wait on her il she desired. He also init.
mated that he would be in New York be.
fore long, and that when he did arrive oil
the "suokers" must fly. Herschy sent
for Miss Templeton TO see II she would
bail him ont, but the actress declined.
Miss Templeton refused to be inter.
viewed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
oArntXAL NsnM.n.
The Ob,+aatcS ,S sea otntOry mt
EdshBstun.

LdSh@stpn,
tfRMINGHAM avg. 10 = chs ob.equisa
o. tue late CaTdinAl Newman to day b.
gau with the tingins Of the Eontifical
hgh mess ut the 0fatoTy at Bigbaston,
and sidsd with the tnyeTm8at OF the re.
mRilS in the private burial ground at
iachsd 10 the 0ratory HstEsat st Rndnall.
Wore. stershiTe. Tue crowd which gath
cred to view the funeral possession was
one OF the largest ever seen here.
The favored few WHO vera admitted to
the churoh wsre the principal dignitSries
OF the Roman Catholic ehurch in Eng-
land. Tue church was crowded to its
utmost capacity, every seat being filled,
tina choir and ohanosl were thronged with
this clergy, aud In the centre WAS tho
choir. Resting Oh this oatafalque was the
cctlin, covered with ITS pail of purple
velvet, in which was white shield, heag-
lug the arms of the deceased cardinal
and bis motto "OoE ad cor loquitus,"
displayed under 1t, whiis laying at
the foot of the coffin WAS the purple
hat-one OF the symbols OF the cardi-
nails rank In the church. The mass
was GreRorisu, and ..ao hymns were
sung. The only special feature OF
| the service was that there were five abs0-
buttons of the body, instead Of one, as is
usual. Precisely at IL O'Clock process
sion OF priests, monks and fathers OF the
orAtory, with II bishops in full vest.
ments, entered the building and slowly
moved along the centre aisle, dividing on
each side OF the oofiu and taking up
their position in the choir and In the
ohsnoel, and the Rev. Edward Ilsley, the
Roman Catholic bishop OF birmingham,
occupied the late cardinals throne and
oe ebrRted the mass. The Edgbaston
Oratory never before held such distin
guished gathering. Monsignor Stonoi
represented his holiness the pope, and
Prince Alfonso DoriR the laity of Rome.
Among those present were the Duke OF
Norfolk, England's Premier Duke; bit
son, the Earl OF Arundel, boy OF IL
Lord Chief Justice Ooleridgs, Lord Lor
mer and Talbot, Lady Margaret Howard,
Viscount and viscouutess Southwell
Justice Day, Sir samuel Baker and Sir E,
Blount. The Anglican church was repre-.
scented by Canon Paget, professor Of
theology at Oxford; the provosts of 0riel
and Trinity colleges, Oxford, and the
Rev. DR.. Ogle of London. Professor
Francis Newman the dead cardinals
brother was unable to be present, in con
sequence Of his advanced age and infirm
|
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
DoWS wIrn nIaoINnm,
Georgetown 1sepWbIIeHns Fighting
Against Hsis SrltisE Gtute.

Georgetown Republicans Fighting
Against Sis sr'siss ItWie.
Special Correspondence Gazette ami Journal
GLonuErowN, aug. 2O.--The Rspub-
licans had a meeting here yesterday, but
unlike the one last Tuesday, was alimly
attended. Harmony was the object but
no harmony was reached, judging from
the fact that the meeting adjourned until
neZt Tuesday, when another love feast
will be held
1t can safely be predicted that there
will be bitter struggle between the fac.
tons at the primaries, for the rank aud
file Of Sussex RepubIicanism il against
HigginsiSm and Laytonism, ami il any
effort can defeat their delegates it will be
Done. And especially will the fight be-
bitter in this hundred because OF the
poat-Ofiice appointment, the alnlshous4
business last March, and Frank 3acor's
effort to carry the delegates from this
county in lis own interests for Congress.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Members Of Congress Demanding
tho Force Bins Passage.

Members Of Congress Demanding
the Force Bill's Passage.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ia paper waa
In circulation on the floor OF the House
to-day addressed by Republican men,
bers to the committee on rules reoiting
the necessity for fnal action by Congress
upon the National Election bill and e1-
pressing the willingness of the sisners to
continue the present session until such
action il had.
Representative Kennedy circulated the
paper, and II was reported that moro
than forty Republican signatures had
been attached before the House met,
The southern Republicans, who have
been protecting most strongly against the
Qusy resolution, have so far RETAINED
from any action, and 1t would appear
that the oounsels Of the leading spirits to
avoid sectional move and to cast their
lot with the majority of ths party will
prevail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
CHOLERA IN LON DON.
A Passenger from Calcutta Dew
Oped tho Disease EucsnY.

FAssenger frOnl ChiCUIlh DeveI-
Oped the Disease Tucsny.
LONDON, Aug. ia sensation has
been cans d here by the announcement
that there il case Of Asiatic cholera in
London.
Robert leigh, coal trimmer, aged SO
years, landed Sunday from the steamer
Duke of Argyll, from Calcutta, which
had just arrived at this port, and went to
coffee house, where he secured lodg-
iDgs.
To-day he was carried on stretoher
from the coffee house to Poplar Hospital,
where the doctors pronounced his case
ona Of severe Asiatic cholera.
PARIS, Aug. l9.-Arriyals from the Red
Sea at ports in the south of France will
be quarantined.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
manonlet. Celesllal naidens.

The Koran describes the bellies OF the
MussulmGn paradise as most delectab!e
opine thai their comple1lonal charms
would be dlmmed by the ulster an6 beauty
Of the fair skin beautlflsd by "Qlenn's
sulphur Soap" Age makes no impression
on the face to which this enemy TO decay
mas bean applied. sold by druggists.
CHIPS Instantaneous Hair Dye" the least
elective.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

WAsHMoToN, ID. o., Aug. l5.--The
msugled remains OF tho Force bill were
inferred more or less deoently by the Re.
publican senator's caucus last night under
the direction OF Chairman Quay Of the
Republican national committee, who is
now leading the Republicans vary much
81 Puck pictured him last week. With
the Force bill went the Hoar gag rule
and all the other proposed changes in the
rules. incidentally .he reapportionment
scheme was also buried. l. was great
nights work, or rather q day'B work, for
QuRy did It by inGessant effort through
out yesterday. II is a great victory for
Quay over all the old party leaders, and
costs him nothing but their dislike. The
Ill feeling which Harrison, Reed and the
rest bad for Blaine because Of his reoi-
prooity interference with the Tariff bill
they now beatOw equally on QUAY be-
cause Of his Interference with tue Force
bill, the Reapportionmsn bill, and dear,
| est Of all to Reed-the introduction OF
Reediam in .he Senate.
ADJOURNMENT SEPTEMBER 18TH,
There is probably nothing in the re.
port that Harrison will blacklist oil the
Republicans who voted with Quay in the
| OduCuHs klhtElHOu guulu HUI hHoEu ~
blacklist Is -Republicau senators. But
ne would like to, II the remarks he made
about them to day are an indication Of
his feelings. Reed will not carry out his
threat Of keeping Congress here by hang
leg up the Tariff bill till the Senate
passes the Force bill. He could not do
it IL he would He cannot keep a
quorum of the House here now, aud next
month It will be impossible. He will
simply place the responsibility for the
failure OF the Force bi | ON the Senate,
and lot II go at that. Consequently an
adjournment may be expected by Sep
TENDER 10Th.
QuNy is mNgnanimous in the horr o.
victory, nd 80 he did not press his ad-
vantage last night to the point Of humili.
alton bg compelling the adoption Of his
resolution after he had beaten the Hoal
Force bill amendment. Hoas and Spooner
seeing that they were hopeleasly beaten
asked mercy, and so Quay permitted al
adjournment. Thig magnsnimity hs
granted them the still greater favor of set
ting privately upon the terms OF sur
render, so as to deceive the public a. Il
the situation.
DEcEPIvE SENATORIAL TACTICS.
It was part OF this deception that tn,
Force bill senators Qnoluding Edmunds
the spokesman of the caucus) gave on
last night that nothing had been done,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
nAnKE IN nm rmAMrION. 81 FAN.
uuarr,Aon prepnrl,r ror STORMS.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wircs.
pnm.nELrnn, Aug. 21-presitant Har.
rleOn, accompanied by General Sewell, ut.
rived al Broad street station Al j.. m, over
the Penna. Il r. from WushiuVton. En-
terlug d cab, they were driven 10 a nearby
store, where tbs President purchased an
umbrella. From thence they drove TO Mar
ket street ferry and CROSSED mo river to
Camden. The President and General
bewell lunched IN tbs latteT's private office
and lett for Cnpe May In General Sewells
private car, whlen was attached to the $50
W press.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
SSanamaker's
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, August IS, 1850.
Closed Saturdays during the
Summer at / p. M.

The magnetism IF the Fur
Nituye IyaRe Sale thrills the
house daily. The public H.
teyest ~ II Is undated. Ii is
very difficult to have a great
eeis of Fnruisure Sales and
preserve the stock In perfect
order. The bare spots and
gaps are filed rapidly, but
sometimes sht exodus is ahead
of the influx. II YOU find
ranks broken take ii as evil
dence that buyers are about.
Fifty cents a yard for choice
Printed India Silks Is a mid
summer price, sure enough
Mnaey savers even II bought
for next season. >
So are the 80 inch Wash
Surahs at 7sc-lixe giving you
half a dollar a yard.
Black AXaOook Henrtettas.
Good news for you, aud good
lots too, already Ia from the
Custom House. A very large
order brings a concession In
the price-the concession Is
yours.
Last years Is cent quality 4 As cents
| Last years 81 Quality is IS cents
Last years 81. 10 quality Is 90 cents
Last years sl.25 quality 10 81.
They are all as inches wide,
and In b.ue or jet black.
Some very cheap Fancy
Dress Goods are already
opening up for Autumn. We
will show you to-day a lot o,
very remarkable stripes al
25c, a lot Of striped Chevlots
at 37Hc, and another lot in
plaids at the same price. Ten
or a dozen colorlngs In each.
Also a very rich lot of Fancy
Wool Plaids at soc. at least
twenty colorings.
We begin to catch the
movement of a great Fall
Trade.
1t Is quite the fashion now
for travellers 70 bring Silk
Blankets from Italy, which Is
a waste of time, trouble and
money. For this purpose
Italv Is here.
One of our globe-trotters
went to Milan especially for
them a short time since, and
here Is the first batch-27s-
Is styles and colors. The
size Is 57x78 Inches, or nearly
M yards long, by over ~
yards wide. The average
weight Is go ounces, of which
28 ounces are silk. Price,
Sa.25. You'd pay more In
Rome or Florence. They
used to be S.. These Silk
Blankets, so handy for lounge.
or extra bed covering, come
from near the Lago dl Como.
Dreams of the perfect asmos
phere and the blue waters, the
mountains and villas, and Ill
the sentiment of the beaulilll
lake will come naturally as you
; nap meath a Como BAN Is.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Delaware College will reopen with
more than 100 students in attendance.
The cadet battalion will consist of at least
three and possibly four companies.
young man named McGinnet had his
foot mashed at the works OF the j. Nor.
ton Poole %. Monday night by the fall
of heavy piece Of iron. He was taken
home, where his injury was dressed.
A gang of stout, healthy tramps who
we're boarding over night at the police
station were utilized Monday by Chiei
Swisgett in cleaning on. the city hall Gel
lars. They piled up several cart loads
OF material on the street 10 front Of the
city hall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Blshop Curtis laid the corner stone of
tho new Catholic cnnroh at Denton, Md.
en- sunday. Iii proposed to push the
bGilt ny 10 m early completion, and il is
hoped to have 1t in rea mess for oonse.
Crltion il about three weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

hrnou ID. GE4ytoP, casing c.erk at the
post olliss, wishes TO asy that the state
tueni pphlished as 10 his resignation Of
his position in the post-oflica ismcorrect.
rhe t.uAtul statement is that he was re-
moved aud that he did net resign.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
PEARS soap secures a beautiful complexion


The Rev. William E. Thompson OF
CeutTevilie, nd, has received telegram
from Tucson, Arizona, stating that his
nephew, Harvey w. Emory, was dying.
MIR. Emory il the son Of the late Dr.. b.
o. H. Emory, was raised at OentEeville
and is printer. lie is at Tucson for the
benefi OF his health. He is 2S years old
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Following pensions have been granted
residents of this state: Original Invalid
Robert Burton, Ellendale; James II.
Joseph, Wilmington; David s. Higgins,
Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
TEE I.nann WAR.
Who wiz Prove the Champion
Peach Grower al New Castle
Canary

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Pcn,I, t;roNv.r al Ne,V tnstEe
S,ou.,yl
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FIV'li ~. t'.i',!'s W ''''',"as' -,
T.. dLs, ~ wafu hisRlhs, tesiii1g ~ ~, aos
west sl1ih street en- phh,,lcaily ulsputes
me claim maus W DAllel ratta, "a yssIet.
dRy,s EVEEf hVENiSG, % hhVihg we nnest
crop OIL peaches IN NeW Castls couhly' Nh
Farte citlmed crop o. seVuh rue Psdcles
Of me ehixstohe variety ont nts' hlgSlhs
modestlY displays a trss n her Yaru on
Whieh ten iaIEs anu luscious b9ihWate
peAcnes, iresstones, every one p tnnH'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

A gang Of n prisoners was sent to New
usstl- i,il Monday. Most Of them were
tue iramus convicted at Squire Mona
lhan's office.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Save yourselves, coughs Hale's Honey
OF Horehound and Tar prevent bronchitis
and consumption.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
PEACE AT Last.
The Terms Said 40 Be Honorable
10 SutVahOrs

SALVADOR, Aug. 19--VIA GALVESTON
Don Gaindo, the sslvadorian agent at
Guatemala City, telegraphs to President
Ezeta that peace honorable to Salvador
has been arranged