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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
nilions who speak English.

Iondon Times.
correspondent writes: SIT ~ com.
pnted that at the opening of the rressnt
century there were abont 81 ,OOD, 200 200.
pie who spoke the English tongte. The
Franoh-speakins people 4 that time num-
hered abcut 81. 500 900 and tho Gsrmans
exceeded 10000 0oO. The Russian tonona
was spoken by nearly 81 600, 900, ara the
Spanish by more than %, 600 600, Even
the Italian had three fourth4 AZ large
constituency as the Euglish, and the
Portuguese three. sightha or The 162.-
O0O, 200 people, Or tharelbont, who are
estimated to have been using these seven
languages IN the year 1901, the Euplish
speakers wore less than I 8 par oanl, while
the Spanish were IT, tha Germans
1874, .he Russians 1879. aud the
French 10 6. This agRroRSte population
has now grown to 400, 900, 900, OK which
the English-sps5kipg people nnrnber
close upon 125 700, 900. f.am IL pcr
cant We have al Vsnssd to 81 pev cont.
The Freach speech il now used by CO.
000,O0O pocpis, the German by sbout
O,0O0, 900, the Sorriqa by 40 ono Gao
Russian By 10000 900, the Ita,ian b.
about 10000, 900, and tbs Portneneso by
shout 10, coo 900. rhe sGasiish laneuaYs
IS nov used ny neasjy twice az many
people as any OF the othors, and tina
relative growth is almost sure to con.
tinue, English has taken "a its ow1 the
North American Continent and nearly
the whole of Australasia North America
alone viii soon have 100, 000, 900 of Ing
llsh.spsaking people, while there IRE
40, 900, 900 in Great Britain and Ireland.
In south Africa AMI Iudia also the Ian.
gusge is vastly extending"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

wilmington Escaped tue Worst ana
Watched the storm Ride Around.
The terrific storm which caused suoh
havoc, damage and terror about Chester
and Philadelphia Thursday evening was a
typical finale TO the past two DAYS of
heat. The storm struck Wilmington
With heavy gust Of wind, followed by
dashing rain, but the greater part Of its
force had been expended before it ar
rived here.
Clouds of dust flew through the streets
before the wind. Many branches OF trees
were broken off Rld 1t is reported that
two or three trees were blown down. The
lightning was vivid and terrifying, some
times pink tinged, T. en- greenish blue. II
Was incessant, fash after flash following
20 quickly that there was almost a con.
tinuouS blaze. Even With thAsa danger
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CRBsTERrORM.
struck ny i.,ghImlne-Tax Rae
Mills GIosed-Peacnes,


Mills GIOsed-Peacnes.
CHEsrERTowN, Mp, July 1.-THE
dwelling of John Holston at Bsttertow n,
was struck by lightning during q storm
last Light. The whole family were
badly stunned.
The tax rate for Kent county for 1890
has beoa placed by the board OF county
commissioners OF SO cents on the 800.
the same rs last year. The basis is 81 :
957 1877, over 800 600 mora than that Of
last year. Tho redus.ion in levy for
schools, printing and cSlieCtiug taxes are
included tn this levy also.
Tho ChestaIsowu Rtrawboard mill will
close SATURDAY for six months. This will
deprive 60 or rs men OF employment. 1t
10 caused by the oyerprcduction Of straw
board throughout the country. The
paper basket factory Ia nesrly completed
but will be run only for q short time on
account of tbs failure OF the peach crop.
The latest reports from Pools island,
owned by Mr., heister, are TO the efrset
that the $75 600 peach prospect has
dwindled d1wn to $500. The ''Juno
dropn IL reported as the cause.
Mr.. James 3. Harris has shipped 76
boxes ct peaches this wear. II. N. Rolsnd
has pickod one paaeh from QUO trees.
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I I,'. .ssI0iooMrosIrs Novr1Brrr.
AhEibpAed 10 EIta Wheeler Wilcox
Aiiu john g.. sullivan,
MSahington Post

4y 1lt '
oHAPrRR I.
The dainty ormolu clock on the mantel
had inst ohimed In silvery tones when
A'gernon Percy de Villeford came to time
looking fresh AZ a daisy. The match
was to be to q finish, for Ethel YAne had
told him it was 10 be their last meeting.
Ethefs father acted as tine-keeper. She
did not make mov5. 1t was evidently
her tactics to watt for Algpraon to force
the fighting while she played for lis
wind. AiReEnon was foxy from the firat
"Algernon," she said, after consider
able feinting, II lows you. lily soul
throb5 with the subtle magnetism OF your
presence. Oh, love, love, is it not
horrible thing2 See how it Transforms
angels into monsters and monsteps into
angels. When am with you there is no
time, no eternity; nothing but you. The
sun shines thst it may benin upon your
face. Tha star glitter only that their light
may kiss the path tina. you are treading.
Do not turn your head away. Do you
not ar ms2 Gan You not feel the
blood that ruahes through my hands
madly tinalins to TIE refrain, i love
you! love you y"
A'gernon came ug groRgy.
dc spoke III monosy llshles, under
taking series OF short.nrm blows She
made gallant lead, but he counterei.
All --I-am-so-poor," he said.
Were rich--but think Of your family"
What is wealth or position to ms p
she cried.
He reached for her with both hands for
mad embrace. lie was playing Tor her
leck, but shs caught him with sumner
over the heart.
His breath came heavily; he was evil
ientiy pretty we'll windsd.
"Will you consent to brave the futuro
md be Minis, in spite of my poverty and
humble position ?n
"Oh, Algernon!n she murmured.
She had knocked him clean over the
opes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

A sinsutar airike las jlIt cniei ia
Danyiile, Virginia. Savsra. isys ago q
butcher Wa imprisoned Tor violating q
CITY ordinance, whersupon ail tha
butchers closed their STALLS aad swors
they would sell no mora nlsatl until the
ordlnsncs waa chanSud. Since that tins
no fresh meat could be- bought in ths
market for love or money, ami The people
were put to groas Inconvenience Pho
butchers at last deoidad that thsy wsr,
getting the wurss Ut tine Ro.callel strike
aud Teopened Friday.
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roars. Is tne purost and Nd soap ever made.
carroiI Ooun,y pruhib,lion,.t..

WESTMINSTER, July II. aIessrg. John
n. Burgnon, David Bollinser, James A.
OlAry, Josiah g. Comma George w.
Hess, John u. Runklies, Edward H. Shar
retts, Gharl7a Wilhids, John L. Rsit-
snider, j. q. Evans, jacob II. Christ,
Solomon 5heppefd, John 8. Rspp, james
Z, snavely, Philip b. Myers, David q.
ogle, John N. Weaver aud d. y. Derr
have been appointed by County Ohsirnan
John ". Angel to represent Carroll
county in tho Prohibition state oonvsn-
ton, which will meet at tie Giyndon
camp ground, Wednesday, Both instant.
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sa,nple 81 tl,e cnn,,ls Ynrl,.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, July 17.--Much dis.
satisfaction was expressed here when Il
was announced that Hannibal he'd non
ulation of only IL, 1872. Nobody was sal.
istied with the report, and the Business
Mems Association of the city de.ermined
to test the matter by having u recount In
the Second ward, the RmalIess ward II,
the city. w. Il. Kelly and Il. M, Tind-
sley, competent and honest men. were
employed to do the work which was oo..-
cluded tonight. Tue government emu :
orator for this ward gave the p1nulsti.,,
at 1916, while Mes,rs. Kelly aud Tip3,
sley find 9. 458 people, q gain Of 1872.
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TO RUN FoR BIa srAK W..


fFH'NsAAbE &nu hNhn2At0n TO
Race for 100000.
NEW York July 17.-What will proba.
bly, prove 10 be the greatest sweepstakes
race eve. run has been virtually made bg
the owners Of Tommy, Kingston md Sal
vator. The owners of the horses viii pat M
S5,0O0e leach and tho Monmouth Park Asso-
citation will add $4,000. Tbs date OF
the race or distance has mot yet been
agreed upon, but will be in few DAYS.
The Dryer Brothers, owners Of King
aton, and D. I. Pulaiter, the owner Of
Iehny, want the race to be at one mite
while j. B. Haggin, who owns Salvador,
will net consent to shorter uouTge than
one aud one .eighth miles He wants one
and one-quarter miles, but Sil AGREE on
one and one eighth, whlls 4e DIVERS.
who want one mills, also agrees on one
and one-eighth il, by 30 doing, race ia
ensured. The association will probably
name the distance q. one mile Rad an
eighth and ali the owners viii agree. d.
ID. Withsrs OF the association, secured
the consent of the oEEers to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
An Old Friend viii, - y.,v -.

my dear Rose" said Miss MacIver
where did you acquire that brilliant com,
plexlonl l. seems 10 me that vom are stiil
the beautiful girl Of eighteen whom knew
twenty years ago. "My friend" REPLIED
the lady addressed, Il. Is not ne You are
eomplimentinR, but 'dlenn's wonderful
sulphur Soap Have you never before VII.
messed lie effect2 There is nothing impos.
slble 20 its powers 40 d beautlfer." Sold by
by druggists. The fair Rose was rigbt and
she might also havs mentioned the faot
that "HilPs instantaneous HAIR Dyei gives
80 much satisfaction when applied TO the
gray head As the Sulphur soap" does 10
safe aud surS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
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PREsIBEKTI4L NOMIRATxgNs.
Three More General Appraisers O
NicTChAudIke Nan,pd.

Three More Ganerai Appraisers Of
Mcrchaudike Named.
WASHINGTON, July 17.--The Psesid ant
sent the following nominations to the
Ssnste To-day 70 bs general appraisers Of
merchandise: j. LsWis stackpoie Of Massa.
ohusetts, Henderson W. SomeryilIe OF
Alabama and Ferdinand N. shur.letf OF
Oregon.
Oliver Z. spaulding of Michigan to be
assistant necretary of the trasaasy, yice
George O. Ticheuor resigned. MI.
spaulding vas formerly a member Of
Congress and il now a special agent Of
the treasury.
Edward P SsNds of Iowa TO bs asso.
ciate justice o. the supreme CONT of Tho
territory Of New Mexico.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health MARKS M
epoch In the life of the Individual. such a
remarkable event is treasured In tho mem
health has been attained is RratsfuIlv
blessed. Hence 1t is that SO much is heard
In praise OF Electric Bitters. So many feel
they owe their restoration to health to
the use Of the great Alternative and tonic. If
You are troubled with any disease Of Kid .
neys, liver or stomach, OF long or short
standing, yon VIII surely find relief by use
drug store, corner OF Seventh and Pine
streets. Goods delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Family rroubies Lead 20 Murao,

EIhRA, N. Y, July ls.--At IL so O'Clock.
this morning. Simon Tinklepaugh, night
raiiroa 1 n this city, shot aud fatally
wounded Harvey Coleman, a breEs.
man, for intimecy with Iinkiepauphis
wife. The mon had just CONS from a law.
yer's where Coleman had made confess
sion In writing Of the ofilsrce. TrinkIs.
pAugh escaped. George H. Carris, day
yardmaster OF the Northern Central road,
was arrested as an aeoomplice,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

PocoMoKE, Mn, July l7.--Kitk Con.
way, a young man of 20 years OF aye,
who resides near this city, met with q
fatal accident this afternoon. He ves
Engaged rs a farm hand on the farm OF
Clarence #. Barnes. While at WORK in
the sand pit loading his carr, lie under
mined large wild cherry trse stump,
which stood by the side OF the pit, and
which fell over on him, slowly crushing
him to death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Elpa,n OF lfen,nmln ". shane,p,.ro

AANh1hhifh W. ShhkespearG.
Benjamin W. Shakespeare, one OF the
oldest aud most respected farmers OF Mill
Creek hundred. died 1T his residence naar
Hock@s'n, Dal,, yesterday week, In the 81 Ii
year Of HIS arr. lie was born In Newark
March 80, 1877, and resided in this county
during hts whole life, and was very well
known. ua wa n msmber OF Friendship
Lodge, No. ~ |. .. .. f., Of over - years
standing, and aiso a member Of the grand
ionse ana Tor many years an activs MEM
ber. h. leaves five sons and two
daughters; two of tho sons, John and
Benjamin f., re7ids in this city. His
tun-ral.iook pIacs Saturday morning, rom
HE late residence, a, 10 O'clock. Interment
at Red Clay CrUek csmetery.
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Farmers penonnce TcvS,,,,cv M,

Farmers penounce Tfcg6inIey Rnl,
The FArmers' Alliance aud United La.
Dor party convention, in st. Paul, Mime
sofa. Thursday, adopted platform,
which amone other things demands thu
the war tariff bs radically revised, espe.
cialiy denouucing tho Mckinley bill as
the browning infamy OF protection y
). NJ, Owens, editor OF the Farm, Stock
and Home, was nominated for governor,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Be~ IRE Of Oinsnpn.s for Catnrrb
that GintalO Ncrrmrv

ID
as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
Of amell and completely dersnRe tina
whole system when entering ii through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles shonld
never BE- usod except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, az the damage
they will do is ton fold to the good Won
can possibly derive from them. Hairs
oatarrh Cure, manufactured by j. #.
Cheney d Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and il tax in internally, and acts
directly upon the blood and m1conn sur-
faces OF the system. In buying Halls
Oetsrrh Cure be sure you get the GEM.
inc. 1t is taken internally snd made "a
Toledo, Ohio, by r. ]. Cheney 4 CO.
F1,sold by druggists, price $50. per
bottle. r.
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TINE ar0RMONs DowNED.


NhIV HIHRNTs SChUOI Hoard R5aN n
Majority OF LiDerHts.
SALT LAKE Orr, July I7.-ILe can, ass
Of the school election Of MONDAY was
made yesterday by Secretary Sells. The
elections was for the board OF education.
10 members, comprising two for each
municipal ward. The Liberals elected
both members in the first. second and
FIFTH and one member ia the fourth. The
Mormons elected both members in the
third and one in the fourth. The board
will therefore stand seven Liberals to
three Mormons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

George stengle Will have charge of the
book stand and post. office at Brandywine
summit eamp-meeting. Mail for persona
nt camp must be addressed to Granogue,
Dell, or Elan. Delaware county. Pa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

The most violent explosions OF coughing
are stopped by Hsle's Honey OF Horehound
Pixies Toethache Drops cure in one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Pear'g Hoap seeures ! peaur!fnl oomnlexlon.


ooNsrASTiNorlr. July ls.-Tbe porte bas
ordered that searching Inquiry be made
into the alleged Ottoman oppression in
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
Hostile shots Acros. .,,e nnnnh.

fEsTH, July lS.-Intslllgenee has been
received here that Hungarian customs
guard has been fired upon by some persons
In the Servisn side OF the Danube.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
outicura Rancdies

Words can scarcely do Justice to the csteem
IN VIM h these great skin cures blood purifiers
ana greatest OF humur remedies are held by
These who have found them the orly relief, and
speedy cure Tor skin, scalp, and blood disensna
which have rendered life almost nnendurnble
by reason Of personal Disagreement aud great
physical suffering.
rIlCukA REsOLyENr. the new Blood and
Hkih Further internally ttOcleanse the blood Of
~ Impurities and thus remove tile canse). and
1tTlCuRA, the great skin Cure. and CurTCURA
AuAP,ah exquisite skin lieautller, externally
20 clear tho skin and SCALP and restore tho
hhirl, speedily cure every disease of the skin
alp and blood with loss of Hair, from in
Iahcy to age, from plmples to scrofula.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24
For Arenb,.non - ,Ta,,,h,,rw

BEnLrr. July 49, Professor Schoenfelder
OF tns Wnrzougs University has been nomi-
mated archolshop oil Hamburg.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-24

Dr. Peters Arrives al Xanzibar.
ZANZIBAR, JriY ls.-Dr. Peters, the Cor.
man explorer, has arrived here.
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KILLED BY AN ELECTRICAL BOLT.

CLEVELAND, o., July ia special
from Norfolk, o., says: "a violent wind
and rain storm struck Monroeville, this
county, at O'Clock tonight, doing
terrible damage. lightning struck Otte
Goldner's house, killing three sons
Freddie, Willie aud Otto-who were ait.
ting on lounge. The electricity came
down the chimney. Otto was badly
burned about the face and BODY
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Pay Back In Kind.

"A In a Washington interview the Other
day Hon. II. Dudley Coleman said that
he had gone into the Republican caucus
on the pledge that sugar would be pro-
tected. He said that Nessrs. Burrows
and ROwell advocated the protection OF
sugar in the Price campaign, and yet
they are now using thcir influence i'm
favor OF free sugar, IN speaking of the
tariff bill, Mt. Coleman said: ITO ME it
looks like sectional legislation"
The Republican party made use of the
Louisiana Democrats to defeat the Nor
fisOn bill which cut Northern as well as
Southern industries, and in return for
assistance then received pledges of reci-
prOcity were given. But these pledges
were most shamefully ignored, and with
The basest ingratitude the Northern pro-
tectiOnists have turned to read the inter-
est that go lately proved their salvation.
The discussion on the Allison bill two
years ago clearly showed the temper of
the Republican party towards sugar, and
In the Congressional elections that fol-
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protect sugar and rice.
II the Republican definition Of prOtec-
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what grounds have Southern Republi-
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lind that he and the interests of his con- /
stituents are utterly ignored by the Re-
publican caucus, and that he is power
less to render assistance to industries Of |
which he was one 50 proud to be the
champion.
THE ITEM advises Mr.. Coleman, as il |
did our Democratic congressman, to hit
back. Strike at the eastern leather in
tereets. at the western silver interests
at anything against which Louisiana
votes can be made to count. I'm this way
we may be able to compel fair treat
ment, now that appeals aud other argu-
ments have been enthusiastically Item.
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Notice,

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to the general assembly of the state of
Louisiana. for leave to sue the state for
the balance due me OH my salary as
Judge OF the 3D. judicial district up to
the date that my successor in office was
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TABLEAU.
Dist. 5uaieia, District urt,-Parieh Of St
Martin.
succe-sron of Cetestin Man,1al, No. 275s Probate,.

Succ.essron of Cefestin Manuel, No. 275S Probates.
Whereas Agrrs Onezime of said parish ad-
ministratrix Of the aforesaid estate. has filed n
final account of her administration of the said
estate.
Now therefore all persons are hereby warned
and notified to file their opposition in writing
to the said account with the clerk Of said court
at his office in the town Of st. Martinville, ten
days after the first publication hereof. otherwise
the said accocnt will be approved and homolo-
gated according to law.
Witness my hand and the Impress of the seal
Of my Office this the 10Th day of Feb. A. ID. 1890
A. v. FOURNET. Clerk of Court.