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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23

DR.. Garretson is accustomed to illustrate
the materialistic tenderness of the age by
an imaginary conversation with Western
feed hogs what for?' ITO sell them
and buy more land. y 'What for?, ITO
raise more corn. What for? ITO feed
more hogs" What for?'' TO sell and
buy more land, and so on.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23

At a recent meeting of committee of
the Royal Horticultural Society plant was
been made in tie cultivation of the deep
blue primrose
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23

We rccomun. / ransiIPs Punch" Cigar.
A trout, ro..- .,.r inches long, fell from
cloud into 8 be- yard Of Mr.. Daniel, at Tampa,
Fla, day @. two ago. 1t was still alive
when picked
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23

1t is reported from Vermont that the
whole section about the lakes and ponds
l. studded with ice houses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23
A Boon to Wives.

Having used Mothers Friend I would
not be without it. 1t is a boon to " yes
who know they must pass through the
pain I'll ordeal 7f childbirth. MRS. c.. Mel
bourne. Iowa. Write The Bradfield Regu-
lator Co.. Atlanta. Ca. for further parucu-
lars. Sold by all druggists.
SIR N0rels Free, will be sent by Cragln
& Co., Philada. Pa. to any one in the U. 5.
or Canada. postage paid, upon receipt Of p
Dobbins' Electric Soap wrappers. See list
Of novels on circular around each bar.
SOap for sale by all lrrOCers
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23

There are sixteen negro jockeys in the
country who are paid from s., 500 to 5000
a year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23

The boIo flower. discovered 10y Dr. Schad-
cubcrg growing upon volcanic mountain
in one of the Philippine island, i, perhaps
the largest flower in existence, being about
three feet in diameter and twenty two
pounds in weight
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23

Cleanse the liver, stomach, bowels and
whole system by using DR.. Picrce's Pellets.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23
You Need 1t NOW

To imPart strength and to give feeling Of health
ard vigoT throughout the system, there IS nothing
equal 70 Hoods Sara ParilIs- It peculiarly
adapted to overcome tEsr tired feeling caused by
change Of season, climate or life and while It tones
and s1sains the system it purihss and renoystss the
blood We earEessly urge the large army Of CLERKS,
boOkksspsrz, scEo5 tescEers housewives operatives
AID all othe=s az0 have been closely confined dur
lag the Ellrer ar 7 90 need good spring medicine
70 t-y Hood as=@a-rIls i will do you good
''Ere-y sGs.r.s ..-r airs have made IL practice
. take fr5a, .hsae Eve bottles Of Hoods sarsapa
riIiz- bscna=s Z nov It parihes the blood and
thoroughly e.rars=- che system 0. all Impurities
That ianguid feeling. sometimes called ispriRz
fever VIII szsit the system that has been
properly cared fr - this nsTsr-failinz remedy"
" H LssszE-ayr Editor Agricultural EyItornist,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23

Farmer Baker of Fine Gold, Fresno
County, lost fine horse one day last week.
He had an autopsy held, which showed that
death was caused by large catfish in the
hnrSp's ihrNnL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-23

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR. Isaac
ThomPsou's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
THE L1oouh QUESTION.
Hearing Before the Senate COhnitt-
Zee This Morning.

WAsHINoToN, June IA Joint meeting
OF the Senate committee Oh education and
labor and the House COMMITTEES on alcoholic
liquor traffic was held to-day In the Senate
reception room to hear representatives OF
various temperance and prohibition organ
izntions in favor Of the adoption OF the
joint resolution proposing prohieitor'
amendment TO the constitution.
The hearing was under the direction OF
the National Pronlbltory Amendment Com.
mittee for Congressional work Of which
Ada M. Blttenbender Is chairman and which
includes within Its membership the general
officers of several national prohibition so.
cieties OF the United States, the general
officers OF the national executive committee
OF the Prohibition party aud the national
W. q. Il. U. superintendent OF Legislation
aud petitions. The committee appeared ut
tho tine 10 furtherHnee OF tho plan OF can
vass" IN support OF the proposed amond-
ment.
The speakers wera Ada ID. Bittenbender
W. Jennings Demorest OF New YORK, presi-
dent OF the anti Nuisance League; George
4. Nyver, lecturer. George May Powell
Philadelphia, president arbitration council
Dir. O. N. Whitney of Washington, repre-
ssnting the /. o. o. f.; John Lloyd Thona'
OF New York, secretary Of the national pro
hibition committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

A New YORK special says; Henry 4. Ives,
who has Just settled with his oontding
creditors at five cents on the dollar, Is
coming to the front again. During the
past week he Ia said to have rented high
priced offics In one OF the big buildings In
Wall street, with the intention OF opening u
general banking and brokerage business In
connection with one OF the well-known but
older flnNnciers OF the city. Those who are
not familiar with the peculiaritias OF new
investors might think that men would be n
little cautious In trusting Ives with their
money, owing to his rather unsavorY
record. Yet he Is said to be- preparing to
do business on biz scale, and while his
name may not appear as u member OF The
firm, he will do the sharp work. 1t Ia gem
orally admitted that while Ives may not be
man OF any great scruples In money mat
tiers, ha is shrewd and able to cope with
tho tricky fellows about Wall street. There
will be Ia this way decided advantage In
his favor. Should he meet with men
ready to engage In questionable trans
action In order TO do up friend,
Ives Will be- able to held up his end.
Some persons about the street, when they
heard the runner of Ives reappearance rs u
flnancier, expressed the opinion that he
was lacking 10 moiesty, but others seemed
not at all surprised. La fast, they were un-
easy. The average banker doesn't like to
rub up In a business transaction with a
fellow as knowing as Ives Is, especially
about the inside OF the business. Ives Is
thought to BIO worth about "A million oil
dollars--the remuneration for his services
III Juggling the o., III, Il ID. railroad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Milford Ne,os and Advertiser prints tho
ollowipg Ole OF our town farmers went
INTO the country few days ago to see hls
broad acres aud came back with thu blues
in most aggravated form. The cr0w- ana
cut worms had alm1ar ruined his corn; the
up his tomato plants and nearly nnished
his sweet potatoes; the peach apnis hal
ruined hundreds OF peach trees; squash
bugs we're holding n convention pysr hHau
hill OF watermelon tho potato bug wa
Just finishing the white potato crop; thu
eurrant worm had In night ruiuod .
gooseberry patch that ii loft would Rave
made fortune Tor dealer in -u2lr; aad
the ross bug had begun work on the lsat
grape vine. This is trua story. Til.
plaques OF Egypt pale into insignihcau1p-
In numbers at least--in comparison vita
these insect enemies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

and still lady like. A divided skirt be-.
low, wide, lightweight SKIRT over IL,
reaching Just below tho ankles, and q
Loose blouse, would be all that practi-
cability would demand.
Healthfui play is always benefting; but
to reach the best results all out door
sports should be something more than
spasmodic. Not alone is bone and muscle
made; you are learning, girls, how to
handle and carry your bodies. How few
girls that you know do this nicely. In
Sweden the women and girls have mag
nihoent carriage, poise the heads well,
step firmly, and maintain O perfect con-
troll of themselves, all due TO their sys-
tenn OF pymnastic training and thcir fond
ness for out loor exercise. Every game
In which you take part requires skill,
dextarity, GOODNESS and courage, with
presence of mind. Cultivate and play all
the sports you can in the open air, and
they will make you after type of per-
feet womanhood.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
nvIDENon AaAINsr BlaoH ELI.


LocKPoRT, N. Y, June l4.-Ghief of Police
Wills OF Woodstock, 0at., was recently in
this city searching for evidence that might
have II bearing upon tho trial OF Birohell
the Bnglisnman, now held at Woodstock
for the murder OF his associate, Benwell
The chief found aud examined n very large
trunk ut the Erie depot In Tonawanda
which came there checked to Blrchell just
before BenNell Is believed to hav1 beer
murdered.
The trunk has been at Tonawanda until
a few days ago, when It WINS taken away BY
a stranger, who presented check for II.
Chlsf Wills believes tho trunk was designed
to enclose Blrchel's victim and to be sent
over Niagara Falls. The chief also reported
that an important witness who has been
thought TO haze disappeared, has beer
located, and will testify at BIrchei's tria
IA October,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
The practice ship Constellation left
Annapolis, Nd, yesterday week, for hel

The practice ship Constellation left
Annapolis, Nd, yesterday week, for her
annual cruise with the naval cadets.
A tornado ut Wspells, Iowa, Tuesday
night week, destroyed the four grand e1hi-
bition nails and three dwellings,. Several
persons were Injured,
severe hail and wind storm passed
over the Cumberland Valley last evening
week, doing considerable damage to the
growing crops.
The exercises of the 143d annual CON-
mencement Of the College Of New Jersey
took place yesterday week In the First
Presbyterian Church in Princeton.
dispatch from Sandwich, Massschu-
Eetts, says that it is understood that ex.
President Cleveland, with Joseph Jeffer.
son and few other gentlemen, have
rented Hotel Attaquin, at Mashpee, for
the last week in July.
John Fleck, Jr., and John Aikens, Jr..
young men, pleaded guilty in Harris.
burg, "a yesterday week, to assault upon
saliie Lyter, young woman, and Judge
elmonton sentenced them to eight and 10
years imprisonment respectively.
The annual commencement exercises
OF the Or0zsr Theolo. ioAl Seminary. at
Chester, Pa, took place yesterday week.
Rev. DR.. ii. G. Weston, president of The
seminary, conferred the degrees on IA
graduates. The address to the class wa.
delivered BY the Rev. DR.. John Long.
A cyclone visited De Witt county, Ill
yesterday morning week. IA school houss
was demolished near Berbeck, and i've
children were Injured, two fatally. AZ
Wapelis the Illinois Central depot and
the Methodist Church were wrecked, and
man named House was fatally hurt.
While 1000 people were listening to a
concert In tent near Jacksonville, III,
gust of wind. number OF persons ws,.
injured. the most seriously being Mrs
W. d. Musgraye, wife of the pastor n,
Grace methodist Episcopal Church. bur'
about the spine, and Miss Anderson a.
Chaplin, skull fractured. '"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

day dismissed the indictments for bribery
found agalust ey-Alderman II. l.. Saylas Of
the board OF 1884 aud against john Keenan,,
the "BiBmatck OF thu County Democracy"
who has all along been charged witt hold
ing the Doodle put up by Jake Sharpe and
his associates In the Broadway franchise
iniquity. IL is understood that the next
move will be 10 get back the $25, 600 paid
Into this county treasury on tbs forfeited
bail OF Sayles. 1t Is conceded now that
Delaney Nlcoll, WHO conducted the cases
against the booilers, aud who was benton
for district attorney by Colonel John Il.
Fellows 10 the memorable fight three years
ago. will be- tho Tammany candidate for the
same position this year. There will DO
hardly any doubt OF his election this time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
oppo.ed 10 scna,or Inrnlls.

CHICAGO, ILL. june 1S.--Advices received
hers from Kansas are to the effect that the
political situation there IL much mixed.
There IL no doubt OF the reconciliation ard
reelection OF Governor Humphrey, but
the Farmers Alliance people are deter
mined TO make It warm for s nator Ingalls,.
Congressman John A. Anderson nj the Filth
district, It is altogether probable, will not
receive the regular Republican nomination,
but will he given IA nomination by the
Alliance convention This wilt lead to his
defeat, It is predicted, although he Ia very
strong In the district, and particularly with
the farmers, AS TO Senator Ingalls,, there
Is no denying that the opposition to his re-
tnrn to the SeuHts among the farmers iL
very strong, and sto.! of Irts will be made
to elect hostile legislature. Whether thie
will succeed or not Is probematical.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
The w. q. II. q. n Part..nn Isoey.

ELKToS, MD June l3.-Af meeting Of
the Cecil County woman's Christian ami
Temperance Union this afternoon there
was IA discussion ovsr the recent action ~
the ElktoD Uuion Ia seeding from ms
National and joining the lnsparttshu
Union, II being The first In Maryland 10 40
20. Mrs, Rev j H. Mllligal and AIRS Esy.
Isaac Jewell, president and vlcespre-tdrur,
respectively, Of the county uliOn, and Is
Martin, I the state union, led those crlii-
clslng the action OF the Il kton union Mrs.
J.. nj. Haines and Mrs \. NJ Osmond rlam-
bers OF the Eiktou UalOn, defended hplr
action. The discussion occupied seyBrhl
hours, and WAS spirited. II wl4 alleged hy
the seceders that the national union ~
allied to ths Prohibition patty, aud Ly me
other side that the uan-p8rti4An uniou wa.
In the Interest OF the Republican purity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Cnmbling wrourhl nis DownInli

LOUISVILLE, KY, June IA Edwin j..
from the exposure OF hls shortage
In accounts with tbs L5ulsvile Il
Nashville railroad, claims that money has
been missing IN the ticket Office here bO.
fore and the deficit msds up. He gays he
hud used $500 Of The . mpany's money ana
Ito more and that amount he will make
good, He says he knew t2 800 WIS missing
some days ago but no docs not know how II
disappeared. John II. Millikln, passenger
agent IN charge Of tho office, says that
when Elliott confessed he had used the
$500 several days ago he said nothing
about any ~, $40 aud hn ls sure that Elliott
got tho amounts previously missing. The
amount oil tho shortage so tar discovered Ia
IS, 100. Edwin Johnston Elliott ls about 81
years old, Ms mas wide reputation rs a
musician and Is member OF the we'll
known musical family OF Eiliotts. lie has
baen leading dual Iiie for a long time and
has been playing poker quite frequently oil
late and Is said to have lost heavily.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
puI14nkLplIIA YArps.

The grand Jury on Friday indicted Louis !!
pfri1rU, president aud fumes 5. Dang u,
ctsnifrul tho hauli u Ann rica, for rrceiviug
~ de aosif from Roger Haynes s39lN, kn0wiul.
the bank 10 be in7n,vtut aui for conspiracy To
nlIro the credit Ul Mr.. Nayurs by false repro
sen ntious,
Tile exploring expedition sent 10 Nurntpn
and Mexico by the Academy ni NatlrHl s,ri-
enrea, under Professor llrlprlu, has rrtIrupl,
hlvin. made IL Is ho,iaycl, many valupbiead-
Utiop7 10 tho various departments nj natural
history, and important discoveries concerning
tnc formation ut tnuAe regions.
Chat les l.. Brown was given n hear * before
judge PonnyparAcr ON Friday, on writ of
ha heas rorpus, The ctnrFe hNins that rs an
officer Of tho branch OF tle BHnh at America,
h mad hecn gailty nj emhea6lement in re-
rciyiug from Isaac Guggrnnotmer deposit
knowing ihe bans 70 be iIIsolyent. Brown WIS
discharged.
Tho attempted smuggling Of In cases Of
brandy aud gtl from the 6ertnan steamer
ucrl.ie was Investigated Oh Friday by lilo
United states Huihnrtt"a. Alexander Won
tptlu, the cook. the 0llrscd principal offender,
HscaVed. George atlHh", the Waterman, aud
Frederick Wittkopf, the puatman, We're held TO
answer at court.
Burnham, ry,willinmaS Go. uhe Baldwin
locomotive works. have secured tile to an the
property not heretofore owned hy thum IN tho
block bounded by iroa'l, Fifteenth, Spring
Garden AMI Butiolwold streets. They viii
remove all the factory bulldirgs and ~ dwell
Jugs on the block, - mako way for new ma
chime and erecting ahop bindings, which arc
| 10 extend from street u street.
Colonel Fred Taylor rost,No. ~, g. a. X , on
| Thursday evening adopted II resolution de-
| clar,ng that "cvary true American soldier
| dean II his duty tn maintain tho pension roll
! Of lnr government as roll ri honor and pro-
| vidng for the appointments 81 4 permanent
| committee In prevent those NOT entitled bong
| pnrOd on the rnll aud ~ hay" those now on,
| Who should moi be here s.rlcKrItuli.
Charles Desmond, ~ yrprs ull Il plumber
was shot and killed On Friday afternoon by hi,
helper, Wllli,m Iullin,l 10 Years Old. OF rhunniX.
| Vile, III purify nnishe hpns" noar sixteenth
| and Cumberland streets. Culin then ghu
| himself. causing instant death. There Hertus
! a. have hnnn no motive for the tragedy, and Ii
| IL thought that IL was llurpetrated while Culln
VINO was in i'll health, WAS temporarily insane.
| Every tissue Of the body every bono, muscle
| and organ, Ia made stronger and moro health
full BY tho use Of HoOd's ssrsSparilla.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
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mas. E5LiUT - sr1yEMENr.
saavgy EtnuiIs MoIher 1IaWrs n
bsntNI o. what the I cttc iierr ct \ %,

RGhUDi $50.
mrs susan Elltaif. No 1915 Wet N'n.h
9trsr mg'lrr ~ lI4rry Elliott, III. uuyi 81
NJ, "A seuu4l uqJ4 whoa Il Is chHrEt Il tuat
pt principal, hifN EautrAor, -.iu stored
expressive pun huelt, .ratts 'ua' b Il boy
nsS bee1 RUa-u. iCUm school frequently
MA term lu a9e 3ugt OF siGkDr.s, Very
aTly tHo rEOt'as alt. Eefner, Tse wsex
balDr9 tha whippins ne was tOmH yitR u
sore thtoit. Ea Il iei!Gafr uh.li, and
had not Ds'n IN sJagO for & yaar previous
10 going to NJ. II.
~ regard 70 The punishment shs SAYS that
tie taps sp06au Of DY tu- principal ws,e
not gentle. Egch blow raised a " III from
Tht b the htuoi wa ready to hNrst our,
fhs marks wore black on Satnriey last,
that h three weeks after the whippl8y.
81 correct him at home" MIR E,liutt
added, land did 20 on the occasion that line
tsncher sent him npme." Mrs Elliott denies
Mls7 Nitrh.l'S statement that ahr gnth5r-
ilnt tho teacher to whip her Gina. Mrs
| Elliott aids also that Miss Mtehell held
| Harry while the principal administered The
WhlypluE.
She vent to the use OF Mr.. O'Donrell,
I chairman OF thp school committee, 20 make
epupiHiu. Hr Sas not ar hons HI witt
| seaE ais, Eliiotf to Fourth AM Monroe
I ztfes's, where We ODanGe works, a.,
aaw her and Impaired whether tie chill
vas 5tes. He bavti4ei examining this b ~
ant tpld Me Elliott hs would attend Il
tho mattel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Tbs Rev. Isaac n, foreman, pastor Or
Lincoln IL, u. Church. died On Thursday Of
Brtght's disease. He gaa born 10 this city
and was 47-years-old Uurlng hls cary
manhood he wR1 memoer Of AsLnry
Church aud IN 1878 WAS admitted to VII.
mington Conference on trial He conrinu u
In the active ministry for II years, dnrtnR
this city ami State and Du the eulusuiR.
His wife and one child sucviye him. lhe
former is ID daughter OF Mrs. Amy D
Henderson OF mis- city. His funeral was
held S5tHr lag afternoon. with -erviae4 at the
residence OF hie bcotner-in-.aR. William
Henderson, No. l0ll Pine Htrest, Eural
Was made In Nit. Salem cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
THE MACHINE uNDoNH.
Chester Republicans Declare for
General HASTINGS.

CHESTER, Pa, June l3.-General d. II.
Hastings was rendered u reception tonight
by the Chester Republican Club on the
occasion OF the formal opening OF the clubs
new rooms In the Lukens Building.
This evenings festivities closed with a
banquet at which Hon. Warder Bliss pre-
sided. Resolutions were adopted declaring
that General Hastings is the choice OF four
fiiths OF the Republicans OF Delaware
county. and calling upon tins delegates 70
the state convention 10 vote for his MONT
nation. The leading Republicans OF the
county we're present, including Collector
Thomas v. Cooper, Congressman Smedley
Darlington, Mayor Coates, Senator Robin.
son, Hon. Jesse NJ. Baker, Captain IsaAS
johnson and DR.. ]. L. ForWool.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
THE WIDTH or 0NrON STREET.
Property Owners Meet and Protest
Against Narrowing the HOaauay.

properly owners Meet Hnn Protest
Against Narrowing the HOadwaY.
A meeting OF Union street property
owners WAS held at the residence OF samuel
Mccormick, dilpin avenue and scott
streets, Friday.night, to take action against
the narrowing OF the OF Union strest.
The meeting was organized by the election
OF John Dennoy as president; Thomas Ser
ling, secretary, and john y. Daily treasurer.
After some discussion II was decided to
present a resolution to the street and hswer
Department protesting against narrowing
the street.
Union street was laid out 80 feet wide
from building line to building line, with a
roadway about 60 feet wide. Some time
ago the Street and Sewer Department de-
eided TO make the roadway 40 fest wide
and incressed the width of the sidewalks,
requiring the sidewalks to be paved 10 tha
original curb line only, leaving a strip for
grass and trees bstween the old and the
new curb lines. Union street property
owners GLAZING that the decreases III the
width OF tbs rest bed decreases the value
OF their property. A petition to the de.
partment to allow the street to remain Of al
present has received no attention.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
on UAOn Norss.

Owing TO III health tho Rev ". II. savage
has resigned tho pastorate Of Milford Baptist
Church.
The Rev. C.. A. Walker n ST. Georges has
become pnstor oil the Presbyterian tAgr,h ut
Berlin, Nd.
The Rev i. w. Kshlc hus been invited "a bc-
come rector nj Tie Episcopal churches ut
Vienna and Newmarket
Presiding elder Nurrly ha- Gsru lnYltei to
preach at Ocean Grove VAN lt-mesuug in the
morning gu August gttn
The Rev. j. II. Howard, pastor II JamhrtAr 90
NJ ,hurCh. aud th- ifry.5l, a. Howard Up--
tor OF Cambridge baptist GuJrrh, Wll pGhlish
8 nou-aeetirian paper which viii be 'niiei Mo
Chr ara HsrH6
WOodinEn cAmp-marUns will hctln on
August lath aud continue O 1uys he Rev
Dr Rs,sd president ii Dirkin-nn College, ,~-'l
preach Ia The morning and tho ltGy. j. ), " iGI5
Ia th.s GiLotnOon on August llth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
4 MIC nnrasr.r lInngea.

LoSDoS, ONT, June "a AT s a. m. to-day
Henry Smith, the wife murderer, was cou-
duG,ed from his cell TO tha scahoid. A
Ing mipisters, during which the exseu-
TONER adjusted the black cap ind at s 10
o'clock, sharp, tho string was cut aud
Smith was huuged. Smith and his wife
We're given TO drink aud on tho 18Th OF
February last willis uader the influence OF
l!qaor he attacked her In u most brutal
manner and WHOM the authorities entered
The house, Mrs. Smith was dead. Smith
confessed having killed his wife and hoped
addicted to drink.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

LONDON, Jane l4.-The 80. James Gazette
says thAt q complete set OF the proofs OF
Henry NJ. SANKEY'S Forthcoming WORT
mysterious manner by so ne person who
offered copies to one English psper and 10
two papers published In tho colt MES The
copies were accepted by the papers, bur
the publication OF the matter has been
thwarted by the issue of circular by the
house which IL to publish the book warn
ing any person against publishing the worn
and notifying any one VINO did 20 that lie
would be held responsible.