Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-06
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John Cruise, near Vineland New Jersey,
on Saturday. Cruise was hunting and mis-
took Hoffman for deer.
The Spanish consul in Key West Fla,
has withdrawn under protest, Sin conse.
quence of there being no guarantee Of life
in that city; due to the excitable condition
of the Cuban refugees
The office of Wells. Fargo & Co.. in
Meadville Pa, was entered on Saturday
night by two strange men, who gagged and
bound G. P. Moore, in charge of the office,
and then took the money packages from
the unlocked safe and escaped. The
amount taken is variously estimated from
5000 to $4,000
Tunis Amack shot and killed Mrs.
Elizabeth Anderson, inNColumuus, o., on
Sunday morning. and then committed sui
was living with Mrs. Anderson who had
separated from her husband. She had
threatened TO return to him, and this
angered Amack.
The treasury department has decided in
rotation to trade marks that they shall
mention the name and residence of the
domestic manufacturer. and furnish de-
Scrption of the mark and the names of
the port to which the fac SMILES should
be sent. Customs officers will record and
file these fac SMILES, No fee will be ex-
acted for4his service.
4 lot ofproperty confiscated from gamb-
ling houses and lottery and policy offices
in New York was destroyed at police head
quarters last week. Among the articles so
DESTROYED was a lottery ticket which was
the winner of 80, 500 prize. Efforts were
made to save it from the flames. collect the
money and turn it into the police pension
fund, Int these efforts were overcome and
the ticket was destroyed.
Advices received by the marine hospital
bureau from our consul Mt Valencia Spain,
report 10l cases and 63 deaths from cholera
in that city, from the 4th to the 18th of
October, and l72 cases and 90 deaths in the
province of Valencia during that period.
The grand total of cases and deaths from
cholera in that city and province since the
outbreak IF the endemic is placed at 1892
cases and ,976 deaths
The state grand Jury in Missouri on Sat
urday handed in a sweeping denunciation
for its abolition The report declared the
grand jury superiluous adjunct to Grim
iual jurisprudence. and asserted that in
most cases it binders and DELAYS the adj
ministration Of justice, while il affords the
members, when so inclined, the onpor-
tunitv to grntif' malice or to blacken the
renutation of reputable men.
All the coal mines in the Morris. ILL.,,
distric, have suspended operations because
Of Disagreement between employers and
Guploved The operators recently raised
tho price Of coal . cents 4 ton At meet
iuS ~ the miners a demand was made for
10 cents of tile 2S eents. This Wa refused,
enter the mines. Public sentiment is
entirely with the miners, and it is believed
that their demand will be granted
A few davs aEa ". f. Richards, editor
of the Clnrfshulg, West Virginia, 7dc-
gram published an article Rejecting on the
character Of John Basil, a lawyer and
Democratic leader. On Saturday Edward
Basil, son ef John I'nsii, met Richards
and shot him, inflcting dangerous
wound Richards returned the fire, dam
gero1sly Wpunding Basil. Richards is
chairman eff the Republican county com
mittee. Il is this third time he has been
made q targft because of the too free use
of his paper.
il is reported from Chicago that the
great packing firms of Armour & Co.,
Swift IL O.. and Morris & Go. have pllr-
chased 5000 acres Of land at the southern
end of Lake Michigan, in Lake county,
Indiana, and will remove their immense
plants to that point, where they will estab-
fish a vast manufacturing centre 1.-THE
business nf these three firms alone
amounts 10 about Sl50,000, 000 per annum,
and it is estimated that they with others in
the same and similar lines of business who |
will be drawn there, will within the next |
five years gather at that point population
of 100000 souls"
Concerning the election in Ohio in dis |
patch from Columbus says: 1.-THE Repuh- |
lican state committee estimate Republic |
can plurality in the state at the coming |
election at about 1900, and claim the |
election of nine congressman, with pos
siblity Of II, in case heavy Republican |
vote is polled. The Democratic committee, |
on reports from 80 of the IS counties claim |
their entire ticket will be elected if there is |
no falling off in the Democratic vote, and |
if S65,000 Democratic votes are polled they |
estimate that the head of the ticket will be |
elected by plurality of 10000. The com.
mittee estimates that Is Democrotic con-
gressmen will be elected, though some of |
hem may have small pluraities."