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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

Tie WhitemRn paper mill at Danyille,
New York, was burned early on Sunday
morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
A Ohicago dispatch says that the gov
vernon Of Illinois may be obliged 70 veto
the Worlds Fair bill because the Legis-
lature exceeded Its powers and because
of Irregularities in the bill.
W. II. Ahrens was shot and killed near
Ten-Mile Hill, South Carolina, by t. D.
Green on Sunday morning, because, IN
alleged, he was caught with Mrs. Green.
Mrs. Green positively denies the aceusa-
ton.
Mrs. Amanda Woods retired TO bad In
her usual health, In Madison county,
Tennessee, on Thursday night. Nexi
morning 1t was discovered that she had
become totally blind. Her physician
cannot account for it.
l.. H. Pattillo, travelling newspaper
correspondent, and O. p. Hudson, o dry
goods salesman, engaged In q shooting
nffray at the Arlington Hotel in Augusta,
Ga, OIL Saturday night. Hudson was
killed and Pattillo dangerously wounded.
A woman was the oAuse.
Walter Rideout, anon-union apprentice
working In an iron foundry at San Fran
cisco at which the moulders have been
ON strike, was on Sunday violently es.
eaulted by two Of the strikers. Rideout
drew q revolver, and in struggle for the
weapon Seibert, one OF the strikers, was
MORALLY wounded.
Adam Young, q tramp, brutally as.
saulted Father Feasler, a Roman Catholic
priest, of Racine, Wis, knocking him
down and beating him about the face anl
head. A crowd caught Young, put rop,
around his neck, dragged him through
the streets and would have lynehed him
but for the arrival OF the police.
The Farmers Alliance, of the eighth
judicial district Of Kansas, have put in
circulation q petition asking tho court,
Tin view of the disastrous failure of the
crops and the general strigency of money
matters, that proceeding in the foreclosure
ofall real estate mortgages now pending
or that NAV be commenced within one
year from date be delayed"
A oolored preacher, W. II. Boone, and
his wife are in jail In Gordon county
Alabama, charged with an attempt TO
kill family OF ten persons with rat poi
son. Three Of the family, which is that
at q colored man named Talley, are al
ready dead, and the others are not vet
out OF danger. Each prisoner places the
crime upon the other.
The CAPTAIN of the stosmer Glenogle, at
New York Sunday frop Japan, reported
the suffering from the rice famine to be
on the increase. The Japanese govern
ment has imported large oarRoes of rice
from Siam, Cochin China and Burn Ab,
thus foiling tho efforts OF the rice speau-
lators, though the price Is still very high.
The Glenoele made tho voyage from
Japan in the remarkably short time Of 5I
days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07
PRosrR4rS IN THE SUR.
; ID. Forbes Makes n Narrow Esq
cape from Death.

ATLANTIC CRY Aug. 3-S. d. Forbes
an aged citizsu OF Wilmington, whose
place OF residonos is at No. 300 West
street, had very narrow escape from q
watery grave on Saturday, and WIS
seriously Frustrated. He was bathing at
the foot Of Illinois avenue, and being
old and feeble, was unRblo to resist the
pressure of Feceding wave which struck
him when he was almost up to his arm
pits. BE was carried far beyond his
depth and was SO stunned and exhausted
that he could mako but little eff 1rt to
keep ahuat.
Luckily two other bathers saw his un-
fortunate plight, and calling on Captain
Ed Brad ord to follow them, struck out
themselves TO the old mans assistancs.
Bradford seized life line ana speedily
overlook the pluoky bathers, reaching
the drowning man just as he came up for
the second time. a steady pull on the
lifeline soon brought the life-guard and
his precarious burden to the shore, but
so limp and lifeless was Forbes that few
OF the anxious sneotators had any hope Of
his recovery. He was taken into Bew's
bathing establishment, where two physi-
CLANS lRbored energetically for fully an
hour and half before he showed signs of
returning consciousness.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

FleNmOnt InlllTct
Delaware, IT il said will have another
southern city next autumn. syndlcate
OF capitalists some OF whom live in the
little State, have purchased large
amount Of property at Dunlap, a small
town in Tennessee which they propose to
develop. meeting was recently held in
Washington City, when the company was
organized J. H. HoGscker, Jr., promi-
nent attorney Of Wilmington, Delaware
ls interested in the new project aud II ia
reported that he was elected president OF
the company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

SAN FRANCISCO, GAL, Aug. 2.-Mrs.
Sarsh Althea Terry had q retriAl OF her
case against the estate OF the late Senator
Sharon in the superior court and Judge
shafter yesterday rendered u decision
holding tbat the ao-called marriage CON-
trsot was forgery and she never had
been married to Sharon and had no claim
whatever upon the Sharon estate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

Special Correspondence Gazette and journal
DELAWARE OGrY, Aug. 2.---The Dem J
Gratis OF Red Lion hundred held meet
ing at Chesirs' Hall las. night and orgsn-
ized by selecting james Garmsn for
chairman and jam "a A. Mulligan for sec
rotary. The following persons were
nominated as delegates to the State con-
vsntion to be- vosed for at the election TO
be held on August 9th; James A. Multi.
gan, W. W. Chsairs James Garman,
James H. s. Gam and W. q. l.. CarnAgy.
On motion the delegates wers allowed to
name their alt-rnatas. The following
petsonl were banned to serve as hun
bred executive committee FOR the coming
two years. Gsorge N. Bright. f. Won
Oulin, James Garmsn, A. N. sutton, W.
Q. L. Oarnagy. After the meeting gd.
journed the newly appointed hundred
executive COMMITTEES met and organized
by selecting James Garman as chairman
and e. Won Onlin ss secretary aud al
journed to meet at vt. Georges on Tues
day evening. the meeting was we'll at
tended and u general good feeling pre-
vailed,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07
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THE WAR ENDED.
Peace Between Guatemala and SaI
salvador fully Restored.

A~ShNS CHURCHMAN'S ana NHn
salvador Fully Restored.
La LIBERTAD, San SALVADOR WA GAL.
vEsToN), Aug. 1.-Oommnnication with
the interior OF San Salvador has been re-
stored. Advioes from the capital of the
republic state that Gen. Antonio Ezsta
was ordered from the frontier with about
2 900 men Immediately upon tho outbreak
OF the revolt headed by Gen. Rivas. Gen.
Ezeta fastened with all speed to the
capital.
General RiVss' forces had captured the
artillery barracks but the few troops in
charge had fought desperately before
they surrendered. The Indians then
pillsged several houses and panic
onsued. R,vas' forces were finally de-
feeted and peace was restored. .-
1t is stated that Guatemala has With
drawn her forces from the frontier, and
that all is quiet at present. There is no
telegraphio communication with Guate-
maIa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07
pe.truet,ve F,re q, msmphl..

MEMPHIs, TENN, Aug. 1.--Fire early
this morning destroyed the building co.
oupied by E. Whitmore, printer, Sal
niger & Co., clothiers and 2. M. Estes d
o., Wholesale grocers. Loss, $50, 900;
insurance, 1926, 900. Whitmore's loss on
stock and presses, $4,000; insurance,
$22, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

ROME, Aug. 1.-Desertions by the
wholesale have occurred of late from
several Italian regiments stationed along
the French frontier. This fact has in
duced the war office to order that these
regiments be removed from their present
stations to the interior Of the country.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07
CONTRACT. for Sugar ,Incnincrv

The Pussy j. Jones Company has 70.
ceived contracts FOR building three con.
triiugal and three mixing machines for
IN ar manufacturers in Porto Rico. Two
car loads o. paper mAcLiuoty were
shipped by the company yesterday TO
the Warren Manufacturing Company.
Hughesviile, N. j., and two car loads of
cotton press machinery were slippe to.
day to Savanuah, Ga.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07
LADY DUNLO Az s9VBNUs.',

A RECONCILIATION Effected and the
Music Hail Singer WiIl Appear la
Tights.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-Lord Dunlo who was
unsuccessful in his efforts to secure
divorce from his wife has had an inter
view with Lady Dlnlo since the end Of
the trial of his salt and reconciliation
las been effected.
Lady Dunlo will make tour of the
Provinces appearing In the character of
'Veuus,v
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

GLovERsvILLE, N. Y, Aug. 2,-Jay
and Scott Patton, aged and 0 years,
were drowned last night In the Cayadutta
creek. 1t is supposed that one of the
boys went in bathing and while tho other
was trying to save him from drowning
both lost their Lives,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

LANCASTER, PA, Aug. 2.-Henry Fry-
berger, yGurr man u Salisbury township,
while shooting erskes yesterday after.
noon accidentally shot his eight years old
sister. The bal lodged in her breast,
killing her instantly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07
UNIVERsAL kxPOsIrIoN.
One organizing for Berlin ia 1896
Nun Worms kknunuen

BERLIN, Aug. Att ia reported here
that the Disonto Gesellschaft, on behalf
OF strong group of banks, is forming
syndicate to organize a universal exhibit
ton to be held IN Berlin in 1896.
The nun worm which devastated the
Bsvarian forests, has attacked the woods
IN the vicinity OF Gaisenheim and May.
encs, and is doing enormous damage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07
POLITICIANS AT THE CAMP
PREACHING AND P0BITIo, ON rHE
CAMD N Grounds.
THE CONTEST FOR GOVERNOR
LAYING TIE WIRES ZOE TIE
DhLEGArH ELHorIOs.

Eight Thousand People Get n Mix
ture OF preachiuE aud Ponies ut
Camden Calnp-nle-Iing, Yesterday
Who We're There ana what rhey
Said-The Exercises.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

WAsHIsaTnv Aug. Pension oertifi.
Gates have bee ued as follow Issue
o. Jniy lGtl, lbJ1. For Delaware In.
creased William Seaman, Wilmington;
William PSrk-., Gumboro; William
Houck, Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07
1tnri~- al IA P,cnic,

bALTIMoHE Aug AIT picnic last
night a Ca,s nsviiie, n sdburb of this
city, during fght ahont woman Henry
Adams shot aud killed John Wilson.
Adams was srres ed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

The bench show at the Wilmington
fair promises to be one Of the
most Interesting features of the ex.
hibition. Frank Il. CsrsTeil is super.
intendsut and the judges will be
K F. Mayhem aud DE-. Il. Clay Glover OF
New York. Ia addition to she regular
premiums and diplomas OF d by the
association, numbsr OF special prizas
hsye been offered, and several indivd-
mails offer speciql premiums in every class.
The American Knnsi Dub will rsaog-
nsz5 awards al thi bsach STOW.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

Oae thousaL i head OF cattle are said to
have dlsd ia Batter ans Eik counties,
Kansas, from +. xss favar, aud the lis
ease is spreadiuF 1. is claimed that
$1,000 csttla, recently imported and
represented to be from Arizona, really
came from Texas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

Psars' Is the purest and besssOap evsrmad
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ters devoted to Montana for computation Of
the present population OF the State.
E.rll,h Ysr.,on. Of Oh. n,h,..


Tho publication Of tho Anglo-American
revision Of the Scriptures has given rise to nm
extensive critical literature, but nowhere Is 80
much interesting erudition brought together
in a small compass as in u volume called 4
Handbook Of English Versions NJ The Noe by J.
/, MoMBEBT. d. d. tApplotonsL In this book
we have compact but complete history OF tho
successive attempts to transfer the Scriptures,
or part OF them. Into the English language
from the experiments mnde By Bede and King
Alfred Ito which Purvey refers In the we'll
known preface to his revision OF Wye
IFS translation. down to the author
ICED version and the recent revision.
Among tho important TRANSACTIONS examined
in detail are those OF Wyclif TyndHle. Cover
dale, tho o.called Matthew'S Bible, Tavernsr's
Bible, the " Great" Bible tho Genevan Bible.
the Bishops Bible, the Rhemes Testament, and
tho Douny Bible. DR.. Mombert points out in
each case what original authorities wore en-
ployed. TO what extent the efforts Of previous
translators were awaited Of, and how far the au-
thors OF King J ames 8 version In particular we're
indebted 10 the labors OF their predecessors. To
exhibit also to tho eye points OF contrast and
resemblance tho author has prenxod to his
book two tables which show how two pas
sages chosen respectively from tho Old and
Now Testament, have boon rendered by up
ward OF twenty translstors in Latin. English
German. ana Spanish.
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To THE EDIToB or Tug Sun sir; You haze
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From the Century.
vex me not with brooding on the yoArs
That were ere drew breath; Why should then
DistruHt tho darkness that may fall again
when life Is done Perchanco In other spheres,
Dead plRnstG onco tasted mortal tehr9
AMI walked as among thrnnR OF mon
PondernR things that lay beyond my ken.
Questioning death, and soActnR my fearN
Who knows Outlines strange sense have OF this,
Vague Memories that hold me with spell.
Touches OF unseen hps upon my brow.
Breathing some incommuniuable bltssl
In years fOTOEone . SOUL WAS all not well
Still Ioveier life awaits thee. Fear not thou!
THOMAS BAILEY ALpRTUl
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Taploca.

Prom Good HouSekeepfna
Upon your pantry ehsve; good supply
For many daintrs wholesome rich. or rare
You from this starrhy product may prepare.
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Place II where |, viii slowly cook hi clear;
double kettle is Of value here.
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~ w yon Ss Ia and So
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.es ~ s smG% s:na.r
The cup Of wasm soaked taniora Ger
AZ almost every pudding does indeed.
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Hail Colun,blni

From the 81 James's Gazette.
She IL dignined and stately.
In Partisan style alfred
We must needs admire her greatly;
she expects to be admired.
The attractions she possesses
our poetic tRncies rouse,
Though she "cR culAtas and "RneSscs,
Though she "rrokons" and "a,lows."
Men Of culture does she deem us!
With tho air OF one who knows
Shakespeare Kant. aud Uncle hemuo
She discusses with her beauK
Suitors WOO her. duke and dandy.
And the cry In still they come!
Though sne6 mostly nibbiing candy.
When she isn't chewing gum.
Unaffected by tho bushes
That boBet our English girls
She can hold her own ~ cruBhoS,
sho 10 nffab'o VITA eRrls.
Past description. Everlasting
over OF metaphor or trope'
Though q hrEbAn i's all she 8 astinR
Prom the land she calls Europe
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The shirt Buttons.

Prom Social Tbpics.
or Mt the neck and wristbandl
on aud laid on the bed
And ghe Of the sweet white kist bAnd
Ia the one whom chose to wed
on tho two pearl. white buttonsl
And yet II Il laid out there
To return, Rs It were 70 our nuttonB-
The shirt am going 70 wear.
list to the bells sweet Ginning
In the still o! the sabbath morn,
"A ask myself IN rhyminR,
How a buttonless shirt IL worn.
Shall put myself IN . passion,
Aud curse the unwifsly act
Or. which Isn't q poets fashion,
Behave with little tactf
Shalt show her the shirt and soold her,
Ny scarcely month we'd wife.
Or wait till or unions older,
For tho trown and the wordy strifef
All soul OF my soul, my darling
No buttonless shirt aha rise
To set the old Adam sparlnR
Al his I've In their Paradise.
Are wo twain made one to vranRle
AZ tho witelY ways unleArnt
That n shirt has gone wrong in the manRle,
Or q handkerohiers badly burnt'
No, never shall wrath DO blightinR
The be nutitul bliss that buds,
And III faston. your love requiring.
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Prom the 81 Jdples's Gazette.
Tell me not IN scientific
Pages such 4 tale as thisi
That diseases most terrific
Gain diffusion By kisA
RipsinEs real klssIng'a earnest,
Though the vile JdJilltn Turk
In the kiss that thou yeturnest
Trust me Damon viii not ehirk
Vain the docior's ADMIRATION,
Phyllis lightly to me trips;
II there's death In OSCILLATION,
Let me take It from her lips.
When a merry maiden fair L.
Medical advice decline;
Let her sweet Orbtctldrlt
OriS lightly rest on thine.
Yet since kissing surely pleaseS
We BY Raeulapihn ART
Can prognoAtlcAt diseases,
Soft affections OF the heart
RtssIng IL by naturs taught us
Kiss tho girls then, when they come;
Though kiss be, ride PlAutuS
AchsrOHfiS pdbuluHL
II. Saws CLARKE.