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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
THE RHPkNED orhrEH.
Not in Prime Condition BUT Im
proving.


proving.
EAsToN, Sept. 2.-0yster tonsIug COM
msnced actively yesterday, but Is not yet
In full blast. Oysters are not In primo con-
dltion, though they ere reported TO be i'm
proving The market is dali Tuere has
Deen soma misunderstanding and uncer-
tainty about tongmen's llealse In Talbot
county this year. Heretofore license on
canoes used by tongmen. aud graduated
according to tho length OF ;he boat, was
required. An act OF assembly passed last
winter (ohRpter $3.50 changed thii ms re
spects Kent, Queen Anns's aad Talbot coun.
uej,5o as 10 require personal business IL
cense, coating "a. to be taken out by every
person working on an oyster-tonging boat.
The question arose es 20 whether this was
In addition to or III lieu OF the boat license.
Colonel Hughlett, clerk OF tho court,
and Major Stewart, states attorney, con.
suited with Attorney General Whyto about
1t, WI advised them that The PERSONAL bust
ness license was all that could he collected,
but that the owner Of an oyster canoe must
also pay the same license, even II he is not
an FISHERMAN, and that the canoes must be
numbered ms heretofore. Two hundred
tohgers' Licenses have already been taken
out in Talbot county. Last yaar $50 longing
boats took licenses amounting to 81 ,7G6.
They will average two persons to the boat,
which VIII make The Income to the school
fund from tongers' LICENCES this year at
least $4,000.
Four oyster houses, a by 40 feet and
two.storied are being built at the b. " Z. 4,
railroad pier at Claiborne. They are for
persons who have heretofore been IN the
oyster packing business at Seaford and
Oxford,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
rhc JoIIy ana Preserve. Trust.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wir2s.
CHICAGO, Sept. "a dispat CHI from St,
Louis, NO., says: United States Judge
Thayer passed upon an important case in
chambers. The american Preseryers Com.
pany the successor OF the American Pre-
servers Trust is trying to discipline the
Taylor Manufacturing Company OF this
city. The Taylor Company Ia alleged to
20 making preserves, jellies fruit,
buffers, &c, In violation OF an agreement
OF co.operation with the trust and the latter
has sued for an Injunction In the United
states circuit court. Several days ago an
application was made to Judge Thayer
while he was on his vacation in James
town, N. Y., BY o. Az Drum of this city
and Leo Welt of Pittsburg, the promoter
OF the trust Tor temporary Injunction.
The Judge overrulei the motion and the
temporary injunction Is refused. The case
is extraordinary, being the first case 10
which trust has sought to compel It's
members to live up TO an agreement by
appealing to the courts. The Judge
decided against the truet, refusing
to enforce contract made by II.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
PROT EOTlN0 THE KBTURSs.
Armed Wen TaHe Charge OF RaiIoss
in ArkaAIlnas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. 2.--"Hurrnh tos
ElRlel Hurrah for ERstmen townshlpP
were the cries uttered by a body OF armed
men that rode into the town carrying with
them the returns from the township or that
name. They brought the vote from the
Democratic polls. The Republican poll rs,
turns will be In some time tonight. Be.
tween 8 and O'Clock this afternoon, a body
OF negroes, nearly oil armeu, Ell the
Republican polling-placa In the bird ward
conducting the Judges OF election 10 Inc
court house, where they deliPsred the res
turns. Nearly 400 negroes were IN line.
There was good deal OF excitement, but
tonight all is quiet and no trouble Of
serious character 10 apprehended.
Batesville, the county seat of Indepen.
dence county, is fearfully stirred up. The
county is close, but has probably been care
ried by Tizer by not more than 40 majority,
out of total vote OF nearly 5000. inefe
was demonstration r. the town to lay
and DR.. Reynolds, a white C,superat, stt
into quarrel with nagcO, Mhle1 el14d
in the negro assaultlnH thu dcctQr w,g q
knife and cutting frlgh,fp: and proi,Ai.y
fatal cash In his head.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2,-The L.ifle RNcl
Dark correspondent at gne Post. Dtspsk3
legraphs that the uRpi:Al CITY DUET
(colored) disbaDded this morning. ans Al
lutant-general England tnok charge Sf !
their arms. This was done bapausa I, 1s;
rumored that the arms might oo ueaA Is
make trouble. Returns ION tho es4is1T
are coming In slowly. iarg1 VOC "a
been polled and several days must siSrr'
before full returns can be obtaiagu -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
a Chance 90 MAKE Money.

Mr.. Edit0r.: bought one of Grifith's
machines for plating with gold, silver or
nickel and it works TO perfection. No
sooner did people hsar OF it than had
more spoons, knives, forks and jewelry
than l could plate in month. The first
week l cleared S3l.30, this first month
$16IS5, and l think by July LIST l will
have 81 900 cash and give my farm con
siderable attention, too. My daughter
made &27.40 in four days. Any person
can get one Of these machines by stnding
90 10 W. Il. Griffith u Co., HanesyilIe,
o., or can obtain circulars by addressing
them. You eau learn to use the machine
in one hour. As this is my tirgt lucky
streak / give my experience, hoping
others may be benefited Us much as /
have been Yours truly,
NJ. o. MoEEuEAD.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
SMYRNA.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette andJour
SMYRNA, Aug. GA party consisting
Of about 20 cuupleg planned for beach
party Tuesday evening, but owing to tine
inclemensy OF the weather were obliged
to have 1t in the hall. Music was fur
nished by Smyrna orchestra. Tine fol-
lowing were presents j. Frank Pratt,
Howard Purneil, Georgetown; Eugene
Davis, Frank Bailey, Harry 5p.uancs,
John Mo3Aw, O. NJ Wharton, j. II.
Vanbuskirk, Woodland Haotett, Harry
j. HURT, Jr., e.. Davis Brown,
Hirins Denney, Clarence B. Raymond,
H. 2. Hall, W. b. M9gear, Misses Mary
and Emily sprueace; Mary Hall, Sue Cal.
breath, Miss Nettie Tschudy, Florence
Hall, Nan IIoifecker, Maria Farrell,
Mabel Thompson, Edith Collins, Nan
Wood, Maggie Blackiston, Flo Qootee,
Beulah Jefferson, Lizzie Fall, Lizzie
Denney, Miss E.hol Cooper, Miss Rachel
NangRsken, Shamokin, Pa; Miss Nan
Spruauoe, Philadelphia; Misses Rhoda
and Alice Conner, Wilmington; Miss
Clara Burroughs, Camden, N. j.; Mish
Grace NJ. Stone, Warren, Pa. The ladies
were srrayed in beautiful costumes.
Joseph Wright il Hon are constructing
large barn upon the property OF the
National Dredging Company, near Col
Inns Beach.
OloaA's mill, now in the possession Of
John E. Bailey is undergoing repairs. A
set OF new gates for wasting water IS be.
ing put in.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
oSNTRRTILLR.


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journa
gEEr8EvlLLE, Mn. Aug. SO.-Mr. James
Reed OF Church Hill, who was paralyzad
soma weeks ago, died on Thursday. He
was retired farmer and possessed large
property. He was In his 74th year.
George Myers, formerly Of this county,
now Of Chester, Florida, Is on visit TO
his friends Ia the county. He was farmer
mere until III years ago, when he removed
to Florida, where he Is engaged IN canning
oysters from Cumberland sound. He also
owns an orange grove on st. Johns river.
Albert Winchester, colored, now under
Indictment for stealing wheat from the
l'enAett farm, belonging to John b. Brown
last November, was captured on Thursday
at Camden, Del, by Officer Charles W.
smith, and brought 10 Cantreville and
lodged IN jail. Thomas Nichols is now
awaiting trial on the same charge.
Dallas Blrckhead was committed for the
action OF the grand Jury here yesterday by
Justice Hartman on the charge Of breaking
into the railroad ticket m co here last night
aud stealing several tickets. He left for
the north on the afternoon train and was
arrested az Barclay by Constable Nickerson
upon a telegram from the agent. HIS re-
sistad arrest. klEekhead claims to be from
Philadelphia, but was born In Salisbury.
OEsTREyILLE, Mp, Sept. LIE. B.
Emory's Happy Lady trotted mile at
Townsend, Del, recently for special
purse to beat her yearling record of 2.59l
and made the mile in 245. Next Friday
she will start in the 2 year old class at
Wilmington fair.
David N. Smith died ut Halls Gross
Roads yesterday afternoon, in bis 73rd
year. He had been sick about 10 days.
lie was merchant for over 40 years. He
leaves large family of grown children.
Ia the three days pat the tongers have
taken out 342 licenses, and last night Of
least that many pairs of tongs were
dropped to tie bottom of Queen Anne's
waters at ~ o'clock or soon thereafter,
and in some cases it is possible watches
we're moved up TO get the first plunge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

Associated Presa Dispatch by Special wlrst.
CHICAGO, sept. 3.-The annual meeting OF
the stoekholders of the American Shot and
Lead Company commenced here yesterday.
John Farrell OF Plttsburg, Pa, was elected
president. An additional organization was
formed for the mutual benefit OF the Arms
comprising the membership. so far ~ OF
the principal manufacturers have Joined
and sold their plants, trade, factories and
realty TO the new combination, retaining
the management as before, but with a view
Of more economical management and un.
ifortnitv OF DFlpag
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

robert j. Reynolds, the Democratic
gubernatorial Candidate, received on Tues.
day letter from the late Samuel Silver
VINO died suddenly at Cape May on satur.
day. 1t was the last Letter ilr silver
penned, being written the day OF his death.
The two men had been warm friends. and
the letter conveyed the congratulations OF
the man, who, Us he wrote 1t WIS within an
hour or TWO Of his end, TO the Democratic
nominee,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
ON REED,y THRONE.
burrows Fakes Hts Seat after
IsFeckinrIdEeSs sent

Assoclatedrra4s Dlspatcn by Special Wires
WAsuINdToN, Sept. 3.--In the House to.
day, 10 the absence OF the Speaker, on mo-
tlon of Mr.. Cannon (Ill.) MIR. Burrows
(alich.) was elected Speaker pro TEN and
took the chair amid applause from both
sides Of the House.
The House proceeded to the further con-
sideratlon OF the Clayton Breckenridge case.
MIR. Bergen On. J.) resumed his argument
In favor OF the unseating OF Breckenridge.
After depicting the assassination OF CLAY.
ton he criticised Breckenridge for not re-
signing bis seat aud thereby dlsownin2 the
advantage be had galred from murder. He
had not done 80 hut had stood by those
who had stood by him Vt thu death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

George Butler, colored, aged II years,
hand on the United States light house
tender ZizaniR was drowned of Edge
Moor on Saturday afternoon, while bath
ing. The crew Of the steamer made
efforts to save him, but could not reach
him in time. The body wRs recovered
and Deputy Coroner Blrnhill removed it
to the home Ct the boy's parents In New
Castle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

AeFoclntod Fress Dlspalrn W speclill Wlre4
OrruMwA, IA, Sept. "A mysterious at
tempt at murder occurred Monday night
at Batavia, a village east of this city.
William Fryer, while returning from a
visit to his aiilaucel, May Alexander,
whom he was to marry to-day, was
confronted by IN unknown person who
discharged 4 revolver at Fryer's breast,
the bullet penetrating the left lung. The
wouid-be essee5in took email sum OF
money from Fryer'5 poeketbook, but did
not touch watch and other yaluables. 1t
Is asserted that rivni Tor Miss Alexander's
hand was the assAiiant, hut the young peo-
pie declare hat there Is no ground for such
a Tumor. Flyers wound Is fatal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
style.

The most fashionable color, at present, Ia
the hue OF health, and It will never 20 out
OF style. Its shades and tintg are var GUS,
but all of them ara exceedingly becoming,
1t "a perfectly astonishing what change is
being daily wrought by DR.. Plercs's
Favorite Prescription IN tho looks OF s.okly
women. Sufferers from any sort of "fernale
weakness" or irtegularity, baekache or
nervous prosirutlon should give 1t trial,
All druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

At the reeeL, meeting OF BrandyWIpe
Summit Camp-lGeeting Association an Gu.
eouragtng financial report wss read and
300 were voted towards liauldating the
bonded debf. COMMITTEES was appointed
TO procure park settees for Brandywina
Summit auditorium previous to the next
ccamp-meeting, which Will DO held early In
August,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
HIAWArHAIN FAAuss.
lsusiness Blocks Burucd-Ban,k and
the Contents of IDS safe DESTROYED.

Associated Pro- plspatth by special Wirst
HtAwATHA, KAN, Sept. 3-The worst fra
ever known In this city broke out AZ
o'clock this morning la William H0rners
livery stable and in less than three hours IL
had destroyed two and half blocks la tho
business centre of the city, causing q loss
OF at least $3.50. ODG. The greatest loss was
the First National BAnE building. The
vault containing $4,000 in currency and
under the intense heat and its contents
were entirely destroyed. At 8 d. m. the fire
was still raging. There is only one FIRE en-
CINE In the city, and 1t had a small stream on
the buildings near the Hutch Block, but 1t
ia doubtful II this block can be saved.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
DEArn or A4MUs1 aILr4A.
no MED Sndacn,y q rara,,.l. q

nlc Died suddenly OF TSarSIiy isis Of
sue HcHrI. "a cope MAJ. u"~dnY.
Special Corresponds ucc OF Gazette and iOurnaI
NEW CASTLE, SspU. The g nli4Iiultg
was greatly shocktd yesterday 10 pear OF
the suddt death OF Samuel Silver, n prom
nent and wealthy resident OF this hnlirei.
hr. Silver was standing on the verGndn ut
Congress Hall, Cara May, where he had
gone for the benefit Of his heath, aud was
talking 10 friend wien hs wa seized with
pRralysi3 CT the heart and dropped dead.
Word YVES Immediately sent ~ his brother,
Albert Ii. Silver, WHO resides at Red I'll n
village, and he lelt At once fog Cape May.
UndsrtakAr Charles II. Cewell met tAa re.
mains at the y. X U. station In Wilmington
Of IL o'clock last night and they were taken
to the late resid Lce OF the deceased ea,lY
this morning..
Mr.. Silver was the son OF Squire William
Silver, who owled all that tract of land
where Red Lion Is now SITUATED. and em-
bracing all the southwestern end OF this
hundred, He was u prominent Republican
politician aud Ia 1850 was elected levy
court commissioner from this hundred and
IN that body he mats all excellent re- ord.
He was strong worker aud WAS appointed
on many Important commlttogs, among
which was that on the erection Of Market
street bridge, Wilmington.
br. Silver was unmarried and OF late
years has lived ia retirement. tIe was
well ald iavorably known all over tho
state, and owned large amount OF real
estate and farm land, near lis home. He
was member OF the Presbyterian church.
His age was 81 years.
NV CASTLE, Sept. 3.-Ths funeral OF
Samuel NJ. Silver, took place from hts late
residence Ia Red Lion village yesterday al
teInoon and the cortegs was one OF the
largest ever seen In the county. At
O'clock friends and relatives Of the de-
ceased began TO assemble Rt the hou,e ard
nall hour later the services commenced.
The Rev. Mr.. Walker OF st. Georges,
assisted by the Revs. L. L. Barrett
OF Wilmington aud d. +. Price
OF Ohrlstiann ofiiciated. All paid
high tributes TO the memory OF tho do.
ceased, and Mr.. Barrett made bsRutI-
fu prayer. The remains were encased in
black cloth-covered easket, on tho top OF
which was an oS'ii2ed silver plate BEARING
the following inscriptions: samuel NJ.
Silver, aged 81 years" The funeral pro-
cession moved at o'clock 10 the Presby-
terian cemetery at Ghrlstiana where, after
short burial service. the romans ware
laid to their last resting place In the family
plot. The pail bearers were John Il, Rod.
ney, Esq, John II. ENJOY, John johns,
George Proud, John III, Collins and James
T. Hayes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
CnloAao, Sept. 3.-The carpenters strike
died In its forming and to day there are
less than 700 carpenters who refused to 20
to work on Sunday morning still out.
President James O'Conpeil of the earpen.
teTs' council has been forced by the dis.
content OF the members OF the union 10
resign.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

Associated Press Dispatch by Special WireS
JOLIET. ILL.,, sept. 8.--William III. Druley
d Brothers grain merchants with elevators
at Platntield, and Canton farm have been
closed up by the sheriff ON Judgment in
favor OF +. Gross In the sum OF S7,668.
Liabilities reported to be $4,000; assets
small - 9
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

Levy Court Commissioners joseph Rob
er.s appeared al the session CT court "a
Tuesday wi,A bis heaai swathed Ia bau5
ages and showing evidence OF having NIT
with severe sccidsnt. Il happened
week ago, wheI he was driving young
and spirited mare. The harness broke
and the mare became 30 frightened that
she kicked him under the right eye, in
sic.ing deep, iorg cash. He 10 now
recovering.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wiros.
LONDON, Sept. Blackstone Il Co., a
large engineering firm OF Stamford, has
conceded 20 their employees reduction
in work OF enc hour daily and an advance
of Ave per cent in their wages.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
Pears ig the purest and besi soap ever made

Thursday afternoon Willi.m Ward. an
smploye Of the Pussy Il jones Company,
fell ffGm the mast Of boat which is be-
inS repaired in the sLipysrd. He Hus
aimed injuries on his head and should .rs.
He was KEEP. on the boat all night. This
y ornins he was sent to the Delaware
Hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

VIENNA, Aug. S0.-,rhe Fremaen6latt
published an article today oongratulating
the Italian government upon the measures
it has adopted for tho suppression of the
Irredentists and declares that they will
have most favorable effect upon the re-
laiions between Austria and Italy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
QUE FLAs INSUATED.
senator Gall Demands Red ess for
GnateMaIa's ActiOn-IarIfG IstII In

the SenHtes
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.--In tho Senate to.
day MIR. Gall offered a resolution (Which
was referred TO the committee on foreign
relations) declaring that the murder OF
General Barrundia on the steamer Aca-
puleo by the authorities OF Guatemala
while under the protection of the flag OF
tho United States, was an insult 10 the
people oil the United States, aud demanded
prompt action by the government OF the
United States for the redress OF that injury
and for security against the recurrence Of
such cases.
The tariff I'LL was then taken up, the
sugar schedule being under consideration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
Tho IkOdY Recovered.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New YoRK, Sept. 3.-The body OF DanisI
kiliian was found In the cellar OF the
burned building on East Flfty-sixth street
at noon at which time the firemcn had suc-
oeeded In pumping out the water.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

BERLIN, Aug. 30.-'Ehe cellar OF
brewery in sotterith saIony in which
number of men were Of work coli ,psed
to-day, butying l6 of the workmen. OF
these seven were killed and the remainder
were severely injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

Reports from Heading this morning are
that Miss Salie 2. Bye is improving very
nicely, and that Miss Mary 4. Guthrie is
able TO walk about. They will return 10
Wilmington Is socn as Miss Bye is able to
be moved.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

Associated Press Dispatch b. special Wires
LONDON Sept. 3.-The Standards Rome
special says that no official notice was re-.
ceelved at the Italian foreign offics that tha
French fleet was comilg to Spsrsia and
that 1t is now arranged to salute King
Humbert upon another occasion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Up 10 noon to-
dsy the treasury department purchased
1898, 800 Of a. per cent bonds under the
circular OF August 3Oth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04
ELha0N.

-
Special -pondenee Gazette and Journal
ELKIoS, Aus. 25.--Elkton was gay last
night. Ihere was o BAL at Odd Follows
Esll, gwen by the young men Of the
town, and dance at tle Howard House.
The participants in the latter were IA
young persona from Wilmington and
Phiadelphia, who went to Newark yes
tsrdsy and enjoyed a moonlight straw
ride tn tGis town. Albert Brothers OF
Nilmiagtan, furnished music for the
howard House dance.
The bail q! DAD Fellows Hall was
Brilliant affair. The music wEs furnished
by four pleuss from Wilmington. Among
taos0 present were Miss MollIe Thomas
Drenner Stats Senator md Mrs. Wirt
Miss Jennie Thompson CT Philadelphia
Misg Houston, Ri q Flora Wright and
Miss AaReis Hanson OF Baltimore; Miss
Blanche SrEczeriori of Philadelphia;
llias EossiaRer Of Newark, Del. Miss
Nay Cannon CT Dover, Del; Register OF
Walls Il o. lamar aud HRS. lamar;
Misses Eieis Tull, Berthe Wilson,
Laurlne Wilson, CorInne lamar, Bsrgie
scott, Mary lamar, Mamie Haines,
i!Rurs JRmgr, Irene Rutter, Lucy 81 Lit
zenhsyg, GeleEt Cfuikshank, Carrie Hail,
Flors HALL, Mamie Els, Mrs. Il, f. Tul,
tir and Mrs. Il. NJ. Hsines MISC Emmn
Llviq Of S'rgcrlY. Miss Mamie Csuik-
saaut, Joseph uossiDger, John p. Arm
strong and Alien Oliver OF Newark, Del;
Frank biandy Of Arizo il, AR. Deifsndori
pf Baltimore; joan u. Constable, Harry
z. Clemson, FEED Eaines. Henry Nj. Nc
Cn!lough, Esq, William Knight John L.
| Wllboa, Jr. Ri3hard Reese, Stuart
smith, Ohio n. johnson, Alexander Roy
nuits, Herbert ID. Lilzenberg, Ward
uzulssAaEk, Norris Lewis, William Lewis,
Asher s. scott, Harry h0rdcGs!le md L.
y. Dey.s Of uecilton, Dr.. Mackey OF
FAR Aiil u. Frank Mann of Philsdsl-
para.
EfEroN, ND, Aug. pr. II. Steele
Of appleton las lost three lore head of
cattle from TEXAS fever, making ID that
have disd ia less than week from that
disea5e. They were I'LL Of q herd Of 20
dehorned and sgsyed heiers purchased
from PENNSYLVANIA drover. phe cattle
we're worth aLoat $40 each.
| About 1876 c0lured excuFgionlsts, in.
ending q U. a, h, post ard bass baad
came to Elb;9a yesterday morning in a
.peeial sgain and spent the day at Holly
Hall, near town. A game Of ball be-
tween M E.kton c5iorsd team aud one
fsem Wilmington resulted ia a victory
for The bone team by the old-iashioned
gcore Of 50 to IL.
Captain Styles and wife, who have
Boon in charge CT the salvation Army
work at this place for six months past,
will give a farewell on Sunday night.
Iacir successors have not yet been an
nonncst. There will be an ios cream
festival at tie barracks on Saturday
niglt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

Associated Press Dispatch by Spocisl H'if..
PARIS, Sept. S.--Ths governmer, hes "
dered that a search bs made H. thc A..
MARTIAL cemetery for the IeluGins Of Count
mirabeau. Persons LIVING In the v.aiiiy nj
the cemetery have addressed F"Jt-
ton to the authorities byk.IE at
the order be conntAfmnnds OF ma
ground that tha exlalatiune
would arise from digBluS bbtt /
would produces an eDitin.ie
oarnot las recovered from :!
tion,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-04

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Mons, BELGICM, Sept. 3-The strike OF
the mipets In tkiB district has ended,