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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
Ale rownoczesnle Bartosz

Ale rownoczesnle Bartosz
zauwazyl pokatny szmer, a
twar2e kosyn'erow
q trafuuku dorozumial SIC o
co chodzi, VICE rzeki clcho
do swoich:
-Bacznosc, uwazajcle jeno
ma onych CO ma boku siedzq
i odlqczeAi SO Cd mas, onl
pewno myslq }ak obozu sic
w~ymkuat!
~-Niechno porobujq- rzekf
Swita1a-nie uda i'm sic. Pre-.
Gle my dobrze uwa2amy, 6
kolo obozu gesto stoja 20.
steruuki i ronty chodzq- OF
zaraz widac. Ale mozemy uwa-
FAC.
l zaraz zwrocono sic twarza.
mi do odfqczehcow, bac2ac ma
kazde ich p%oruszen'e, i zapro-
szono lch do kompanil: Bar
tosz zas re Switala przysledli
sic do lch ognlsk, stara!ac sic
mine rozproszyc podejrze'
ME, ze NIGGA wiedzleG o "a.
mlarach ucleczki. Ront pre-.
szedf W mllczenlu spiesznym
kroklem, kierujac sic ku wyj'
sciu z biwaku, a kosyDlerzy,
ola ktorych by1o to nowym
wldokiem, spogladali nan z
ciekawoscia. Wreszcle zaczeto
sic do snu ukfadac l Bartos2
udat sic do swo)ego ogniska,
gdzie Stsch zna]dowaf.
-Hej - zawofat Szach :
pieknle niebo sic iskrzy. ME
ka2dy doczeka konca wo)ny.
-Mol Stachu-odparl Bar
tosz Ojczyzne poledz, to
najpieknie]sza smierG, czfowiek
ME mccoy sic d9ugo jak ne
ooscieli, i ami ME czuje jak
| ginie. Me zal mi tel, gdybyn
mlaf poledy, ale nam Zone
dzieci, co tam nieboaeta tera2
czynia! Pamieta] Stachu, Is
jake brat Basi, masz sic nls
opiekowac l mojemi dziecml
gdybym padl!
-Bartoszu, badzcie spokoj
ME, ]uz]a krzywdy ME daibym
i'm zrybi6, ale przecie uwazcl'
he talk sauAo moge zginaG jail
wy!
(Ciag daisy nastap'.J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Mogilno.W wtorek dina 8 wrze-
snia pobEogostaw1ony zostaf zw'2-
eek mallchskl miedzy p. Romanem
Stark, a parma Hclen2Wesofowsk2.
ZwIazku dopelniI X. proboszcz
sodlesrhcki, wuj mEodej PAM "
koscicle swym poraflalnym "
Strzelcach. SzczesG Boze mfodcj
Pare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
w. Has. POzhs18ie,

Pod Gnleznem ma poznansko-to.
ruhskiej zwr6wce gospodarze Wa
wrzyn Dobrogowski i Herman
Kramer urzadzill wyscigi wozaml.
Oba wozy skutkiem zachaczenia
sic jednego o drugi wpad}y row.
Trzecl gospodarz J. Kroszyhski,
kt6ry siedzlaf ma wozie Kramera,
tax sic ~pokaleczy}, re go trzeba
by4o wziac do lazaretu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
r | a " G.

Jeueidl MduulllloA DyA w"
ko krakowa. druglel stro-
ny szedi 1000 korpus lorna
sowa 2 liczna artylerya i zblr
3ai sic do Krakowa Cd wscho-
du, o Kosciuszko mimo znacz-
ME siabsze silly ME wahal sic
nan uderzyc, pc %zlaczeniu po-
Freedmen z Madalinsiklm. We
wtorek l kwietnia wyruszyf
oddzial Kosciuszki W pole;
zegnany 2yczeniami zwyciezt-
wa. Przodem szfa iazda ma
rosfych koniach, W mundu-
rach, ufanskich, granatowych,
s~ze]eszczac lasem lane o cbo-
ragiewkach bla1o czerwonych.
Ia ME postepowala plechota
(. ro&nych pufkow, W mudurach
r65ai,, robarwnycb, zbrojna W ka.
rabin z zasadzonym bagnetem,
kr3tki pa. 'asz prey boku. Ma
stepnie maszer,,wali kosynie-
czy czworkami ma c ma cze-
lie sztab j KosciuszSe a z
tylu silly dziafa, W liczbie )e-
denastu. Las kos, lane ba'~
gnetow unosif sic mad ohio
klein pylu os1aniajacym szere-
81 wojska, slychat bylo p'osn.
Ike narodowa wyrywajaca sic z
piersi wiesniakow, ktory Oh raz
pierwszy powolano or omadn1e
do obrony Ojczyzn'5. S1ohce
popofudniowe, ia'4 zwykle ma
wlosre ME palace tylko mile
swiecqce, Napa1o w lasnych
promle-,41ach rycerzy sp'esza-
cyc'n ma boj "a wolnos6, a
cchnieniem wlosny rozbudzone
pola plekny professionally WI
dok, tenn pieknle1szy, Re Z
wskrzeszenlem natury re snu
, zlmowego laczy1o sic rozbu-
dzenie kraju odretwlafego poo
= mleczem wroga.
Lecz daleko ME posunieto
9 sic tego dnia. Brak wiadomos'
y CT dokfadnych o r%oz]ozeniu sill
;. ME dozwalaf wysuna6 sic zbyt
J. daleko cd Krakowa, by ME
!: narabiG sic ma odciecie; vie:
& wleczor rozlono sic w okoli-
l. each Skaly, by podac reke
Madal1hsNiemu, kt6ry rozgro:
miwszy wroga wielkimi pocho
damn do Krakowa zdazaf
brygada ]azdy. Zopalono ognle
woisko blwakowafo, posterun
Xxi rozstawlono do kofa obozu
a zo1nierz slome rozesfawszy
nfozyt sig do wypoczynku.
=. Kosynierzy lezell W srodk1
obozu, DO jake ME ma)aoyn
ri %jeszcze doswiadczenla wn;s!..5
a, wego, ne MONA by}o powle
"a rye posterunkow. Bartos'
~ wi6df rel miedzy wlarusaml
y cchcczo rozmawiano o bllsSler
,, starciu. Ale ma boku odzYw;
~ sic sept cichy sosnowiecklc
ne i kilku innych, kt6rzy Csc
bllwej ochoty do woiny nj
W. maj9c, tylko trafunklem do {
bozu s,e dostal;.
-Ei-rzeki cicho Ry5
Sosn0wkl-ters ]estesmy
marszu. mozeby dobra sposo
wa nose sic n~adarzy1a wYmkn'
sic do domow.
, -Byle "a postegunkl S
on wydostat, ale to trudno.
aoe Trzeba 2aWsze uwnz2G
''0' s~posobnos6.
-Dobrze mowlcle-mrukr
~ trzecl--byle slq ~ posternl
wydostaG, DO 60 my mal
, Jb,H, ma wojnie poradzl6 Moskalo
ra;u kt6rzy mala dzial2 i kara
~. ny. Nlechle panowle sobie
I1cz- nj wojujq, nam NC do te.
bic. a ely to-rzekl RyS
nam poe polskim rzQdem "
~ lie leplei nil pod oboym,
w L,r,nv r,iali .,n l,hrpi !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Dano znak rozejscla sic,
Kosciuszko pocwafewai do
miasta, q zofnierze rozeszll
sic, rozwazajac slowa naczel-
nika.
Bartosz i now ochotnlcy,
prze)ec, zapaiem wojennym,
dlugo jeszcze gwarzyl o slo,
wach uslvszanych, az noe
ME zapaida kslezyc zaclagn2f
stray ma Iazurowem n'eb'e, IA,
dosnie mlgayacem ku obozow'
tysiacami gwiazd z%loc'stych,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
0 DZlELNYM
BARTOSZU GkOWACklM.
Napisa} W}adyslaw Ja%gielski.
(Cisg dalszy.)

naWet nle1Ofluuhl
pogodzih sic ma oko z losem.
TAX up1ynal czas odpoczynku.
Okolo czwartej ozwala sic trab-
ka ma znak apelu. kosvnlerzy
zerwali sic z ME sc, kosY
wziell ma ramle, toporki "a
pas, i staneli W II rzedow,
pomieszczajac nowo przyby-
cych z Bartoszem W pierszYm
szeregu ma prawem skrzydle:
Sam Kosciuszko zatrudnlat
sic mustra kosyn1erow, DO po-
ia1 waAnosc tel bronI, ktora
pierwszy zaprowadzif i VISTA
viii. Baczac, lie ogieh karabi-
nowy j dzia1owy boju ME roS-
strzyga, a dop1ero starcle ma
bagnety sable bo]u prze"a2a'
osadzi1, lie W powstani III mai
wtasciwsza rzecza W bra gu IN
mel broni %wlosciap " i<osy
uzbroic. Plelegnowal tych k'~
synier6w i mia1 ich pod oso-
blstYm dozorem, a staranla
lego piekny wydafy owoc.
Teraz objezdaai kolumne
r6wnaiac i poprawia]ac szyk:
-Bacznos6! Naprzod m:arsz!
Masa posunefa sic naprzod
kroklem chloe ME miarowym,
ale urownanym, baczac, by
scisla spoistos6 za%chowywac
ME rozrywaG sic.
DO ataku broh!
Kosy ujeto do natarcla wro-
ga, szeregi wz1efy odstepy
Wieksze, a now nlewpraWn!
;eszcze kosyuierzy ME zdotall
dobrze KOS ujac.
-Stei - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Naczelnik, zeskoczyf z konia'
oddat go pierwszemu kosynle.
rowi do trzymania, a sam
schwyci1 kose, i pokazaf 7ak
ia do ataku ujoc:
- Bartosz i nowi ochotnicy
p~owt6rzyli rekoczyn diana
grif), staraiac 81! naczeln!k:
iaknajleplej nasladowac Kos
ciuszko sKoczyf ma kon'a
krzykaaf. ,;a
DO ataku bron, bleglen
Pochyli1 sic sic plot ko
sterczacych, kosynierzy wlel E1
krokiem suneli naprzod. Wy
konswszy jeszcze pare ew"l'
cyl, naczelnik 2akomenderoWa
spocznij, i zaczat OBJ jezdza
szeregi przemawiajac do 20
merry, zwfaszcza nowoprz9
fych.
Kosy ma wroga inaczt
SIC trzyma jak ma zboze :
A rzeki do Sobola.
" Ale isdnakowo ich pc
K sieczem, 1;;cze NaczeiinilSSu.
& -UwaAaG trzeba, zeby n
aieprzyjaciela W zbltym szer'
I gu ruszy6. by szyk 'zachowa'
i q choc kulki swiszcza, to nj
Przecie ME kazda kula trati'
Z. a ME ka2da co rani, zan'
zaraz. Jak wr6g kosY was
uirzy, ME W mySh mu cello
wac, tylko jak sic uchron
VII pred kosami, a gdy przyjd2
do starcla, to Rosa oluZSAa
d bagneta, a vase d}onio S
nieisze Cd wroga.
ChoG kulkl gwizda]a, to
mniicie "a co walczycle,
Ottawa smierci was sic
chwycl. Pamletajcle, ze nag
dnik chce w naszym kralu
panem, ae on z2i6sf kons'
tucya przynoszqca CHOP
n polskim uig1 zapo"'aoa]
wszystkim lepsz2 przyszi'
re on p%odnleca nlezgody
\ obIakanie wielu, bed2ce pr
czylla waszej niedoll, &c WI
mowy waazej ME szan
nakoniec pyzypolnn1Cle 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Gembicc. Cd kilku dni osladf tn
lckarz pan DR.. Macie]ewski. Lekar-
"a W GeMblcach dotychczas jcszcze
ME byfo, a mona liczyt smlafo ma
pcwn2 egzystency2, ponIewaz oko-
llca lest ludna. Pobobno | apteka
ma wkrStce tez bye zaioAona.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22
MINNIE Aaeoelatlon.
TWO MORE VICTIMS.
Strange stories Of the Deadly Cyolone at
Wlkesbarre.


WuKEsBARRE, Aug %. The most active
efforts are being put forth to clear the
wreck OF the cyclone but il will be many
weeks before the track ofthe storm throu h
the city begins to even partly resemble
what il was on Tuesday. Two more vic
Tins were added to the death roll Thurs
day James Mcintyre, who was crushed
in the ruins Of the Hazard wire rope works,
died at his residence without regaining
consciousness, and Ahed Olein, who was
badly hurt in the street by flying timhers,
died in the hospital His back had been
broken. John Long, who was hurt in the
Hazard works, and Jacob Bergold, who
was crushed by falling wreck in the streets,
are also at the point OF death.
One Of the most thrilling experiences in
cident TO the storm was that OF a young
man named John Judge He was return
ing home from work and had just reached
the railroad embankment when the whirl-
wind picked him OIL his feet and spun him
high in the air. IL swept him over dis
lance OF nearly $50 yards, crossing a large
vacant lot and a two story frame building
hurled him against a chimney on Canal
street and dropped him intoa narrow alley
Immediately beneath Although cut IN a
few places and badly bruised about the
limbs and body none Of his limbs were bro
ken.
An engineer and fireman in the railroad
yard saw the storm sweeping down upon
them and as their engine was az a stand
still they jumped to the ground and sought
safety under the ponderous machine A
flying timber entered the cab threw the
| lever over aud opened the throttle.
The engine at once started up the track
and the two men had hard scramble
amid the confusion Of the tempest TO get
from under the moving locomotive. Hun
dreds Of families, in fact the majority o.
those living in the Five Points district
lost everything they had. a reporter whS
viewed the wreck saw not only man.
houses that were demolished, but furni
ture, bedding carpets, dishes and ever
stoves are ground into small pieces Il
Five Points the people are all poor, as
rule, and what little they had is eithe
smashed into fragments or blown to tn
| four winds
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKT0N. August % The New Castle
and Elkton Base Ball Clubs played an
exciting game ON the Cecil county fair
grounds yesterday afternoon. The at
tendance was large and the game was full
OF ginger. Visitors were present from
New Castle, Newark and several other
towns, aud alth ugh the crowd was very
disofdeply 1t was good nature and but
very few disputes arose. Gallagher, the
well-known umpire of Wilmington,
officiated in the game and was a com
plete success.
Denny and Flint, Clkton's new battery
vera very effective, striking out "a Of
the visiting team hatrers, and but two
hits were Knocked out Of the diamond
Denrey has made splendid record this
season with the celebra I'd r R. club
Of Philadelphia, and his record yesterday
did not sPoi that in the least Lsngston
and Madden, the New Castle battery also
did splendid work The score was to
no to the sixth inning, when the visitors
went to pieces and lost the game
The home club piled up two earned
runs in this inning, and Duffy's two
errors and an accident brought in three
runs. Mclaughlin, New Castles first
\ baseman, reached across the base line IN
trying to catch out f. Morgan, and the
latter ran into him, strik ng him a
powerful blow on the left Of the chest
| Morgan was thrown high in the air and
badly injured MeCaugban fell
over like log, bnt Or Howard Bratton,
who was on the grounds, soon gave him
relief, and he was carried from the field
Csrlsn was substituted, and although
the visitors played good ball the re-
mainder Of the game. they could not
overcome the powerful lead Of the home
team.
The game was well played by boil
sides aud such contests are well wor.t
seeing This visitors expressed them
selves as being entirely satisfied with th
result Of the game and their treatmen
from the Eikton Club. aud will visit her
again this season. The score by innings
New Castle .........l o 0 0 O.
| Eikt0n. ........+.....O 0 0 X
Base hits New Castle, 4;Elkt1n, Error
| New Castle &; Elkton 4 Earned runs
Elktou, 2. Lett on bRst New Castle.
E'kton Basses on balls Langston. Delney
nissed thiru strike Madden, 3 Flint. 3. II
r by pitcher lamar Henry. struck cat y
nenns -; by Ltai ston, Is. lime OF game
I l.59 Umpire Gallagher.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22

w WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-In the house
the senate bill to change time Of sessions
OF federal courts in western Missouri and
senate bills for bridges across the Missis-
sippi between the south OF the Missouri
and the mouth Of the Illinois were passed
The bill for adjustment of accounts under
the eight hour law was debated without
final action and the lard bill was discussed.
Mr. McClammy On. CO opposed the bill
defining lard He knew that il was big
question; that in comparison with it the
Lodge bill would sink into insignificance.
He believed that when the American PEG.
pie considered this question even the
rulings Of the speaker and the counting Of
quorum would be forgotten. The gen
tleman, who preceded him (Mr Brosius)
had on Wednesday fallen into poetry. He
could not do so because be had had no
sleep. lie could only think Of one verse:
You may break you may shatter the lard trust
II you will,
But II you listen 70 the testimony taken before
the committee on agriculture and find what
pure lard is made Of, you viii find that III,
scout Of the whole hog will hang round I
still.
Mr. Mason said this was a fight between
the packers OF impure lard and the pack
ers q refined compound lard. He was j
favor Of branding every article in the mar
ket for what it really WIS. He then mad
an argument in favor If the Paddock pur
food bin. Mr.. Henderson Ias) supports
the bill, saying that no one queNtioned IN
right OF congress TO enact the Legislation
and that il was purely matter Of policy
Mr. Eouk lTenn.) said he would vote 70
the bill as being in the interest Of th
farmer.
Mr. Forman llls.l favored tax Of tw
mills a pound On compound lard TO insur
compliance with the other requirements O
the bill Mr.. Stewart TEX said this meas
urc was worse than its precedent, tie oleC
margarine BILL
Mr. Wheeler tAla.) appealed to Demo
crafts to stand by their constitutional pri,
ciples The trouble, he said, was that Go
had blessed the south with vegetab
superior to all other vegetables in purit
C0nEress was attempting TO pass law
conflict with the statutes Of Almighty Go
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22
WILMINToN, Del,
August, 1890.


DEAR READER: You are at
times wondering where you can
get the good things of life to
eat, SO you will psEdon us if we
call your attentionto our stock
of Old Wheat Flour, consist
ing of the following brands:
Jones & C.'s 90 Hungarian,
Pillsbury's Best, and Success;
Gold Medal, Blenton, Lea and
Sons Co.'S Best, FFF Clifton,
and Kirkwood and other
brands. Our flour trade is ex-
tensive. We are still head
quarters for the celebrated
Sharpless Creamery Butter,
which we have sold for over
three years. Our trade on Old
Gov, Java, Mocha and Mari
Caibo Coffee has increased so
per cent since Jan. Ist, and we
are exceedingly well pleased
with our Tea trade, it would
astonish you to stand at our
counter on market days and hear
customers ask for Gee Tea; they
like it. In conclusion we wish
to say our store is always well
supplied with seasonable goods
of the best quality obtainable.
We believe in a place for every
thing and everything in its
place. Our business is divided
among our men SO that each
part receives particular atten-
ton
Very sincerely,
lLYNCH g. LEARY
FAMILY GROcERs,
", Cor. 4th and Madison SITS
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22
POOR wILMlNGToNill
Mr. Tobias Borrowed From Lebanon
Loses the Game.

Poor Wilmington
| The crippled bare ball club has re-
| turned home and yesterday it put up @
| fair game of ball against Lebanon. but
| the amateurish movements OF the home
club in the fourth inning was enough to
| turn base ball crank gray with sorrow.
The Wilmington Club was badly handi.
capped because only eight men appeared
to fill it's positions. Lebanon loaned
Tobias, and be was put into right field.
Mr.. Tobias may have meant well, but be
was a dismal failure, and he worked
harder than any one else, in losing the
game. In the memorable fourth Inning,
with the score to in favor of Will
mington, Donahoe made a single, Staltz
knocked fly into right field and it looked
/ like a good I'M. But it fell right Ia the
Lebanon players territory. Donahoe
| thought IL Was safe and went to second
| Then Tobias who had got under the ball,
muffe6 it, and where he should have
made a double play, allowed two men on
the bases A slight chance had Mr..
Tobias to redeem himself when Campion,
the next batter, hit towards. him. The
ball was low, but he stopped it on the
bound. Donahoe started from third for
home, and Mr.. Tobias threw the ball ten
feet from the plate, SO Of course Mr..
Donahoe got there.
Outside of the errors Of Tobias the
home club played funny ball After
Dohahoe had scored it began, stalz and
Campian were on bases, and McCaffrey
was thrown out at first Then Graham
made little hit to Wehrle That eff
Client pitcher picked up the ball, and as
Staltz started home desired to put him
out. He ran after Staltz, who tried to
return to third The ball was juggled
and the runner was safe. In the mean
time Campion was lowering around be
tween second and third. Webrl made Dass
to throw him out and Staltz started for
home. The ball was thrown to Williams
but the runner scored Then Rogers was
struck out and Campion tried to steal
home. Williams failed in his attempt to
put him out and the runner scored right
under the kids" nose Both plays were
poorly managed and with the old club
both men would have been caught.
We haven't said anything about Tobias
for awhile, but we come to him again.
He struck out three times, twice when
men were on bases, and flied out In the
last inning He may have meant well
but he did not exert himself to help the
Wilmington club score runs. Out
side Of the fourth inning, the
game was pretty, as the clubs
were evenly matched Umpire j.
T. Hunt made his first appearance here
and was good in every department OF the
work About one hundred persons saw
the game The clouds made the ball
hard to see, but no rain fell, in, the game,
The score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22
Autumn Pleasure rours on the Pennsyf :
vania Railroad.

In pursuance Of the policy inaugurated p
few seasons ago. the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will again this autumn offer the
seople of New York, Philadelphia and vicin-
ity Two select personally Quoted pleasure
tours to The south. These tours will be con-
Quoted on the same high ~ ade that has
m trked al the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's pleasure parties. and will include in
the itineraries the battlefield OF Getty sbur
the Caverns Of lura 1.-The Or toes of the Shen-
and lah. theNatural Bridge ofVirgiAia, the cities
OF ltichmond and w ashlnKton The tourists
will leave , ew York at 800 a. m Phi laae :
phia 1890 N ON September 18th or October
81 by the special train of pa,lor cars. whic h
will cover the entire distance. An experienced
Tourist Agent and Chaperon, who will give
So ctal attention to ladies travelling alone
viii accompany the Iarty. The tour will
consume ten days.
Round-trp tickets including every neces.
sary travelling expense. will be sold from
New York at Ss2 Phil. delphia at $50.
For itineraries and fn | information apply
70 or lddrosa " " Lord, Jr., Tourist Agent.
$40 Bros dway, n, Y.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22
chempLonshIp Record.
Base BAN Notoa.

Tobias was his name.
We plsyed good ball Yesterday, but
we forgot ourselves in the fourth inn
ing
Anderson pitches To- day.
Tx ManaSer Simmonss benefit gsre
has been postponed until Monday when
the psuntlsss aud New Castle Cluo.
two o. the strongest amateur teams va
the state viii play AZ Union Street Park
Newell viii play with the Dauutless snd
Lynch win New CssJl
The Harrisburg Club arrived here
shortly before noon 10 day. The mana
ger exporter cd no trouble about
quarters this time, as Grant went TO q
private boarding house
The Daisy ana Huron Base Ball Clubl
Of Delaware city, are playing SERIES o
gsmes so Interesting, that they draw
la large crowd at every gare
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22
POSTPONED ONCE MORE.
The Quay Resolution Did Not
Come Up Thursday.
ANOTHER FUTILE CAUCUS HELD.

&The Warning Senators Efet Last Night,
but Came Co No Conclusion--The Quay
Resolution viii Await the Result of a
Third Conference of Republicans.
n WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-The Republican
senators have apparently been unable to
come to no amicable agreement concerning
the fate of the Lodge Federal elections bill.
AS the result OF a conference between the
leaders Of the Republican party in the
senate the Quay resolution did not come
up Thursday, bus a caucus to consider the
disposition of The bill was held last night,
but no conclusion was reached and another
conference viii be held Meantime the
Quay resolution will not come up in the
senate
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22

BRUCE.-On the goth instant. Osca- Leon,
infant son OF William 4. and kmma IS. Bruce
BLACKW ELL.-ln this city. on August Is,
Rebecca Black we'll, aged 81 years.
HOMEWORK. In this city on the 10th
instant. William HomeW God aged 90 years.
MANLOVE.-ln this city, on the Goth in
slant, Jane, vile Of John II. Manlove, in her
Dist wear.
MAGEE. AT the residence of her brother
John ~ Harris. Moodside Place (near har-
vey's station on the l9tn instant, Letitia
Magee. in haR t9th year.
NAWARRA.-In this city on the 18th in
slant, FlorisR Navarro, aged "A years,
SpOCKH Lii In this city, On August l6
Jose.h O. stockhill. AGED 63 years.
WILSON In this city. on August II, DR.
Pho aetWflson, AGED q years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22
To atlantic CITY By river and Ran.

THE ROYAL ROUTE TO THE SEA. The Sunday
excursions TO Atlantic City by way OF the
Royal Reading Railroad Route" are exceed
ingly popular This IL certainly tine most de-
sirable means Of reaching Amarica's create I
SUMMER resort The boat leaving Wilmington
at O0A NJ and Chester 800 M on Sunday
come It's with a fast exp ess train from the
adjoining wharf in Philadelphia. Excursion
lists have over six hours to spend at the sea-
shore, the r. turn train starting at 5 90 Pm.
Round Trip tickets cost Sl.51 from Wilmingte n
and 81 q from Chester. Regular ten-day ex-
cursion tickets ere also sold on ihese boats at
Si.75 from Chester and 81 90from Wilmington.
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A TERRIFIc ExPLosIoN.
Three sIen killed and Thirteen Seriously
Wounded

Wounded.
BLUE ISLAND, Ills, Aug %. There was
a terrific explosion in the Standard Cart
ridge factory yesterday afternoon in which
three laborers were killed aud thirteen
others seriously wounded, three OF whom
will die The explosion occurred in the
packing room, but what caused it no one
knows No one was about the packing
room az the time Of the accident, and all
those who were injured were working in
the engineers department.
All the machinery in the factory was de
stroyed, and the windows Of the houses foI
blocks around the building were broken
The fatally injured were sent 70 Chicago
on Rock Island train to be conveyed &
the county hospital One of the injured is
reported TO have died on the way 70 thu
4 hospital
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-22

yesterday afternoon the Daisy nine
defeated the Hurons by q score
Of 10 to 7. 1t was close game from the
start and at the end of the seventh inn
ing the score stood to 0. The players
are all young boys under Is years, but
they draw out the old citizens to see
them play.