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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
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San Francisco, OAL., June "A special
from Ensenada, Lower California, gives tn
interview with Governor Torres, governor
of the peninsula. He says he has been In
constant ciphor communication with the
Mexican government since the filibustering
disclosures were made, and has sent full
report, substentiating ali that has been
ment has decided to demand that the
United States punish Walter G. Smith,
Augustus Merrill, Ranford worden, Edward
Hill, Frederick Hall and others for their
part In the conspiracy. Torres will soon
send his government proofs that an English
corporation was undoubtedly guilty OF
completely.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

organization OF n Company n
south Wilmington.

EXPERIMENTATION OF company IN
south whining ton.
On Sunday afternoon a meeting was
held in South Wilmington for the pur-
pose of organizing q fire company for
that section of the city. The South Side
Fire Company was duly organized by the
election of officers, as follows: Presi-
dent, John q. Curren; Secretary, Simon
F. Moran. The election OF treasurer was
deferred until the next meeting.
subscription committee, to solicit
funds in aid of the company, was sp-
pointed, as follows: Simon F. Moran,
j. Coleman, III. Cannon, Owen Palmer,
John L. ourren, Joseph Weldon, John
O'Brien.
The following names are elready on
the list of members: Simon f. Moran,
John Z. Curren, j. Weldon, j. Coleman,
@. Cannon, Owen Palmer, W. Moore, F..
McHugh, ]. Riggsns, j. Stevenson, Gus
Roller, G. Scott, f. Cannon, w. MoHugh,
P. Welsh, Nj. FaheS, j. M. 0'Brien, Il.
Fisher, w. Allen. W. Jones, James Stat
ford, Nolan, p. McGlen, L. Goodman, j.
Hynes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

No organizations In the United States
have multiplied more rapidly in the past
ten years than the s!ck.benett, tunerai-aid,
daat1. bepeflt. and other kindred societies.
As they are generally confined to those
who are in the humber walks Of life, the
good they have done Is incalcalable, carry.
Ing subs antial aid to thousands OF stricken
families and inspiring those who are fortu-
mate enough 10 being membeis with cour-
age which might not exist In thelr fearts
without them. The members OF these or
ganlzations will be glad TO learn that Hon.
robert p. Porter, superintendent OF the
Eleventh Census, will endeavor to secure
the statistics OF the noble work these asso.
Citations are doing, and 1t Is safe say that
no other branch OF the census Will be more
interesting. The business OF gathering the
data has been placed in charge OF Mr..
Ohprles A. Jennsy, special agent OF the in-
snrance division, IS William street, New
YORK City, and all associations throughout
the United States, whether incorporated or
nrlyats. should assist by sending to him the
address Of their principal oftosIs,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

What might have beon serious fire
bad it not hoen quickly discovered and
tx!iuguished broke out on the roof of
oAe az the rear buildings Of the Young
Mou's Democratic club house No. St2
Market street little before noon Sun
d.. Sons thoughtless person from the
adjleant thirG-story windows Of the
Opera House threw an ignited cigRr upon
tli4 roof which ia an old s5insle oue. II
qlickly caught fire. The smoke attracted
attention. OF people in the Opera House
who Immediately ran downstairs and up
ega.u into tim club room pHrlorR apprs-
ing the OCCUPANTS. There vas little
troub!o in extinguishiuR the iucipieAt
hllze which had not extended more than
IL i.ehes either way. Inc fire alarm
w0s sounded ut Boer'a Hotel but all dan
per had been overcome before the arrival
u the fremsn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

Arthur Hn1dock, aged 4 years, the sou
OF Robert II. Haddoes, No. 1919 defer
son street, WA badly burned on Sunday
morning while making q bonfire in front
OF tue house. Ihe chiid's clothing caught
and he wag severely bnynad before the
bluzs could be eItinEuiseed, DE- Drum.
badgb, vino was Summoned, found that
the child's feet, arms aud stomach were
iDjuIsd. Ths physician did oil that was
possible to rsiiovs him. 1t is not believed
that any fatal results will develop. This
morning DR.. Crumbaugh reports his
patient az we'll ~ possible under the cir.
oumstgnuUs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
Death in the Coil,sion.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, June l0.-A construc-
tion train eollided with freight train on
the St. Louis, Keokuk & Washington on
curve about 10 miles south Of here yes
terday and IL cars were wrecked. Fire.
mon Arthur Taylor aud Berry Nelson were
scslded to death. Engineer Carver
was injured about the hips and srms.
and Brakeman Tucker was seriously
hurt. An error Of Train Dispatcher
Davidson, said to be his first in ~ years,
caused tho wreck. He at ones resigned,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
ooRNRR-sroNn LAYING.


impressive CeteutUnteo ht tne Ncw
church OF the Covenant.
The cornerstone of the Church of the
Covenant, which is being erected on
West street between Second and Third,
was laid with appropriate ceremonies on
Saturday afternoon.
Exercises began with singing followed
by prayer. offered by the Esv. j. Simp-
con Trotter. Next there were sddresses
by she Rtvs. DR.. J. HowArd. Smith,
Cherries F. Hendricks and DR.. j. II.
Hoffman, all of Philadelphia. Mr.. Hen
bricks, who has accepted an invitation to
become rector Of the church, bespoke for
II a glorious future ind asked for the
love, sympathy, prayers and encourage
ment OF the congregation.
Bishop W. II. Nioholaon of Philadel-
phia also delivered an address and laid
the corner, stone, an oblong block of
granite isriixl4 inches. The articles
depOs ted in 1T included Rible, the
prayes back Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church, pamphlets and papers relating
to tho 'enet OF ihe church and written
by HI hop Nicholson, the Revs. DIR. VIII
liam L. Ssyin, DIR. John Mcdowell
Leavitt and DR.. J. Ii. Hoffman and other
eminent 0ivines, the Articles OF Religion
of tina Reformed Episcopal Church,
eopiea OF EVERY EVENING, Republican,
ESeninq journal and Ep,sc0pai Recorder,
catalogue of ths Reformed Episcopal
Theological Seminary, brief history of
the Church Of the Covenant, several
coins aud the names OF the contractor
and sub-contractors @. L. Jefferis, con-
tractor aud csrpeiiter; Sharp d Evans,
bricAlayers; CALDWELL & Wall, painters;
Thomas Riley, plumber Kent Il Weeks,
lumrer; Thomas Davidson, stone work;
the Jackson 81 Sharp Company, mill work,
The exercises concluded with the bene
diction, pronounced by Bishop Nicholson
after tue doxology had been sang.
II is expected that the church will bt
occupied by September lat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

SAN Francisco, June 10.-Hsrry
Mcbride and Frank LARGE, two walters,
quarreled over a girl yesterday. After
awhile they sgresd to adjourn to the
Golden Gate Club and fight with three
ounce gloves. A referee and seconds
were selected and ~ rounds were fought.
At the end Of the twelfth while Laroe had
not o mark Mcbride was unconscious
and blood was pouring from ears, nose
aud mouth and his face and body were
terribly bruised and mangled. A physi-
eau was called who said blood vessel
was broken in McBride's head and he
would probably die. Laros has been
arrested, but no charge has been entered
against him as yet.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

The Boston Herald of Saturday sayst
Mr.. j. f. Shsllcross, the w9li. known Del
aware stock importer, arrived in Boston
yesterday afternoon on the steamer Bra.
lillian, bringing three of the hesvisSs
Clydesdale horses ever landed here. TAs
animals included two handsoms stations,
the heavier OF which tips the beam As
1900 pounds, and bonny bay mare, but
10 months OLD, weighing 1,710 pounds.
They are Consigned to j. W, GaIbreath
Of Jsyneayille, Wis. Next Saturday Mr..
Shslloross will take about 900 Texas and
Colorado cattle out of port on the Morse
man for Liverpool parties,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
INC pn,,nde,pnia stenmbonts.

The Wilmington Steamboat Company
has issued handsome Autographed time
table. On the cover are pictures of the
Brandywine end City of Chester and OF
the saloon of the City of Chester, in
colcrs. There ia a description of the two
boats and also Of the acenery and points
of interest to be seen from the river on
the trip between Philadelphia and this
CITY. Commencing next Saturday the
boats will make an extra half trip, lesv
ing this city and Philadelphia between G
aud 7 O'Clock, p. m. The Wilmington
will begin her trips to Augustine Pier
next week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
Pleamon,,s Bank Blown Dowu.

Preston Lea last evening received a
telegram from Piedmont, Ala, stating
that the town had been visited by q
severe windstorm and that the new bank
building was almost completely wrecked.
The wrecked building stood on what was
to be the main street OF Piedmont, with
no other structure in direct proximity.
It WAS two stories in height, Of brick,
trimmed with stone, aud ss it was just
freshly erected, presumably, was unpbla
to resist much force from the wind. The
new hotel in course o. erection aud en-
other now occupied within two squares
of the bank, have probably escaped
damage. The new bank will be rebuilt
at once. The damage TO the building
will amount to something over $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

The more sensitive nature OF the female
sex renders women much more susceptible
than men to those numerous ills which
spring from lack Of harmony 10 tho SYSTEM
The nervous system gives way, sick head
ache is frequent, tho appetite Ia lost, aud
other ailments peculiar to tho sex cause
great suffering. Hoods Sarsaparllia Is
peculiarly adapted for such cases, and has
received the most gratifying praise for the
relief 1t has afforded thousands Of women
whose very existence before taking 1t, was
only misery. 1t strengthens the nerves,
cures Elk headache and indigestion, puri.
flas aud telizes the blood, ard gives regu-
lar and healthy action to every organ in
the body,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

Ladies In their attempts to battle old
Time are bound to receive some wounds in
the encounter. These, however, they can
conceal, rs far ~ tho complexion is con-
carnei by u timely and regular resort to the
use OF 'Glenn's Sulphur Soap" Without
obstructinK the pores, or In any way iDjur-
Ing the health OF tie skln,.it removes from
Gus Disbursements caused by increasing
age or exposure to tho sun. Sold by all
druggists. Time touches this hair as we'll as
the complexlor. But the ungallant old tel.
low can be defied here TOO, with "Htll's In
stantnaeous Hair Dye" which renews the
tint OF youth on the grl2Sed brow of age.
IT Is the cheapest and eafest Dse In use.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

Nessrs. William H. MCCARTHY, Patrick
Neary, John Il. Diekey and John Gill,
sureties upon the official bond OF the late
Martin j. Mealey as collector OF city
ttxsa, will ask City Council to appoint
MIR. MeGley's brother, John j. Mesley,
collector for the balance of the term.
The Democratic members of City Coun.
oil will hold caucus to determine what
action to take. In the event that the re-
queAt 1. refused ii ia claimed that Mr..
Mealey'a administrator oan collect the
taxes dua during his term, as the assets
of the office for this period arc practi-
cally part of his estate. John j. Mealey
will administer upon the estate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
A Ne,v po.l,. I1enaannrrers.

Phil Sheridan Post, No. %, G. A. r.,
will establish its headquarters in the lee
ture room OF the Masonic Temple, which
is being fitted up for occupancy by the
veterans by the 18th inst. This thriving
new post beside exceedingly comfortable
quarters will offer many new features for
the enjoyment of its members. A COM
mittee of the post has arranged for an
excursion to Atlantic City in the near
future. The trip promises much enjoy
msnt and will BIS devoid of any unpleas-
ant features.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

GIVE QUAY A TIP.
wanamaEer Warns Kim Against
Forcing nainmAter.

WAsHINaToN, d. O. June ct Quay per-
popular Delamater on the Pennsylvania
Republican gubernetoriai convention, and
Dslamater is buried under Pattison ma
iority, Postmaster General Wanamaker
will be able TO say 81 told you so" to Quay.
He has solemn y warned Quay that 1t Is
unwise to nominate Delamater, and that In
his judgment the chances would be against
his election II ne were nominated.
Wanamaker told Quay that he had no
personal preference 20 urge; but as Re-
publican, desiring tbs success OF his party,
he must protest against the nomination OF
Delamater.
But Quay Is not likely to Withdraw Della
mater on Wanamaker's protest. He sets
over against It the Endorsement Of Dsla-
matters candidacy by Thomas Dolan, Wan
amaker's closest friend.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

New YORK, juno 9.-The United States
district attorneys office was crowded this
morning with census enumerators who had
come to lodge complaints against certain
persons whose stubbornness and refusal to
answer questions render 1t next to i'm
possible to complete the taking OF the
were issued IN 80 CASES and they were
handed to United States Marshal Jacobus
for execution. These disposed OF IN very
short time % more vera Issued and as many
officers sent out TO sgry them. There will
be busy times In the Federal Building for
some days to come,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
IN "0RIGINAL PACK 40 ESP
a Decision That Deals a Bi
Iowa Prohibition.

MASON CrTY, IA, June 9.-Jndg
O. Sherwin made sweeping dec
the original package injunction
which have been pending Tor II
week, which is by far the severes
ct prohibition the usate has yet received.
In his decision the judge finds that
the defendants, as agents of importers,
could occupy the building for the pur-
pose of selling beer in original package
to all persons except minors and habitual
drunksrds and that such Use would not
constitute q nuisance, though the beer
was drank on the premises by the pur-
chasers and that the sales, although
shipped by the cases were sales in origi-
nal packages.
He granted temporary injunction
restraining defendants from selling to
minors and those "a the habit of being
Intoxicated,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
stricken Dead sy Apop,exy.

Mrs. Aunie p. Springer, widow of p. B.
Springer, died in Philadelphia Monday
very suddenly. Mrs. Springer lived in
this city and had been visiting relatives
in Philadelphia the past few weeks. 1t
WAS her intention of returning home last
evening. While preparing for the trip
she was stricken with apoplexy and eI-
pired almost Immediately. She was IS
years o. aye and leaves three children,
one of whom is Mrs. J. b. Bell, wife OF
the editor of the Sunday Star. The re-
mains have been brought here for inter
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
neburial of wnr Veterans.

Department Commander of Delaware
Delaware q. A. X. Ssmuel Lewis has ar
ranged for the disinterment Of the bodies
of three old soldiers now lying in the
potter'a field ana their reburial in oeme-
terry here with military bonors on Sunday
afternoon next at s O'Clock. Posts l, 2,
Is and 80 have been invited to participate
in the ceremonies. A joint committee of
the posts complete the funeral arrange
ments on Friday evening. Commander
Lewis is Jealous in his work for the
benefit and advancement of the G. A. r.. e,
and untiring in his work in behalf Of the
veterans.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

Two freight trains collided near Warren
ton, Mo-, early Monday morning. Seven
men were killed and 1--we others injured.
The business portion of Colchester, Com
necticut, was destroyed by fre early on
Monday morning. The total loss will reach
$4,000.
The statue of the late Governor Richard
D. Hubbard of Connecticut, was unveiled
on Monday In Hartford, In presence Of a
large assemblsge, with appropriate cere-
monies.
Two men were drowned by being swapt
over Grand Falls, III the Upper st. John
river, New Brunswick, a few days ago.
They attempted to row across this river
above the falls, and were drawn into the
rapids.
the TremLath Hotel, In wilkesoarre, pa,
was burned Montay night. one Of the guests,
W. Paul Bombaush, was burned to death.
Mrs. Trsmbath, the landiady, and her step
daughter, Miss Alice Wilson, was severely
bruised and injured. Loss to building and
furniture estimated at si5,OO0
The Secretary OF the Interior Monday
denied motion, filed on behalf OF Emma
J. Gonzales, for review OF tbs depart
ment's decision OF March oath, 1890, IN her
case against the town site OF Flagstaff,
Arizona. This is believed to DO final action
in this somewhat celebrated case.
Ia runaway accident at Plainfsld, MI.
Monday night, Mrs. George Thatcher, wiit
of the minstrel, and her daughter, Mamie,
were hurled over fence and into a yard
on Central avenue, near their residence.
Mrs. Thstoher escaped with slight bruises,
but the child was perhaps fatally injured.
There was placed on record IN Reading,
Pa, Monday, a mortgage for g, 0c0. 900,
given by the Reading and Chesapeake Goal
Is Railway Company 10 the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company OF New York, as trus-
tees. The Reading and Chesapeake % a
new railroad projected to run from Read
ing to Havre de Grace, Md.
In the case OF the commonwealth against
tho United Brethren Mutual Aid Society, an
opinion was handed down in Harrisburg
Monday by Judge 6lmonton Diminishing
the proceedings. Il was alleged in tha
suggestion OF tho Att orney general looking
TO Inc closing out Of lie socsety's business
that the company "hRs not conducted It's
business IN accordance with the provisions
OF the law applicable to the Same and is not
carrying Out its contracts with its members
IN good faith
Recently a number OF brsweries and malt
houses in Chicago were combined under
the name of the Oity Of Chicago Brewing
and Mating Company. Its securities were
put on the market ia Chicago on JIle 4th
and IN London on Saturday last. They
consisted OF s. 1876, 600 In preferred stoek,
like amount in common stock and $780,
900 In first mortgage bonds, OIL 80, 250, 600
altogether. The subscriptions In Chicago
alone aggregate over sri $50 900, and alto
gether the subscriptions are about seven
time the amount OF the securities, prem.
iums M high % 70 per cent being bid,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

HAvEEiILL, MASS, June 10.-Earry
g. Moulton, general oEgsniz,r of the IL .
ternationgl Boot and Shoe Workers Union
has resigned thIt position, declining the
reelection conferred at the National Con
vention at Rochester. In his letter he
adds that he Bees no good reason why he
should moi return to the shop and put
his shoulder to the wheel with the rank
and file. He is of the opinion, he says,
that 10 serve too long in the above official
position has the effect of making one too
conservative
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
BALTIMORE SELLS.
K9er II. q o. Stock Disposed ID
Pans For the Zig Transfer.

K2er II. q O. Stock Disposed Cd
Pians For the big Transfer.
BALTIMORE, June 10.--Mr. E. h. Bacon,
president OF the Southwestern B. d ..
Railroad Company, and who represented
the syndicate IN the reoapt negotiations
for the purchase OF the cief's hoiGirg Of
Il. Il o. Rsilroad Company stock, brought
that operation to close this forenoon.
He deposited the $500, 900 required by
the terms Of the ordinance signed yester-
day by Mayor Davidson. to bs held ~ q
guarantee for the fulilment of other
final agreements to be completed in July.
Mr.. Bacon fully accepted the terms Of
the ordinance. He deposited with the
city finance commission 600 fret mort
gage bonds of the b. q D. Southwestern
Railroad Company guaranteed by the
b. & o. Railroad Company with all
coupons thereto attached as security for
the faithful compliance with the terms OF
the purchase Of the city's shares of the
3. & o. The value of the mortgage
bonds deposited is at least $500, 1000 ao-
oordipEto the public exchange quotation.
The finance commissioners on behalf
Of the city agree in virtue of this deposit
to sell to Nj, Eacon the 80, 500 shares OF
tho common stock of B. j. d. now owned
by the city g. 800 8 shors-SS3, $50, 600.
This sum is to be paid on or before July
lat next, when the transfer Of the stoch
will be made to Mr.. Bacon aud the trans
action will then be completed. The agree
ment Of which the above is an outline il
signed by Mayor Davidson and W. W
Spence for the finance commission and By
Mr.. Edward d. Bacon for the new pur
| DhaBere,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

PIrTsBURG, PA, Juns 10.--The Silver
Leaf SOCIAL, colosed club held a picnic
at CASTLE Shannon yesterday. Beer and
whisky were INDUCED in and the affair
broke up in riot. Frank Morrison
killed Charles Soiles instantly with D
sledgs hammer and colored msu shot
his girl in the thigh while qusrrellng
oveE the possession of MI umbrella.
Many minor cutting srrsys occurred and
the whole gang fought in the train all
the way to this city where they were
arrested by the wholesale.
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The draw of the Third street ridge is
of again for repairs. Pedestrians are
ferried across the river in boats again,
and all vehicles that dssired to CROSS the
bridge this morning found it of aud had
to drive bnck to the Market street bridge
About o'oloSk Monday morning cog Of
one OF The gearing wheels was broken in
turning the bridge. II had TO be pulled
open by a tug boat, and will remain so
nm indeGnite length of time. The BIZ
weekly break downs of the bridge are
now looked for regularly by the residents
OF the south Side, and the accompanying
annoyance and detriment to business is
endured with an equanimity that is com.
msndable, considering that weak or poor
machinery is doubtless the cause Of the
break downs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
u,u,.,er Ks,noKy,s address.

PEsrH, jun 9.--Oopnt KalnoEy, minister
Of foreign affaiis for the whole mon archy,
addressed the Austro- Hungarian deleg1-
liens to-day. He declared that the reia-
tons between the nations forming the
triple sllianee were clearer and firmer tnan
ever before. During his speech he made a
sympathetle reference TO Bulgaria, whose
position, he said, was being consolidated.
Abiding to servia he said he regretted the
excessive growth OF Eadiealism IN that
country.
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a d.iaAh,tic ..I,nn,,., 8,

Dr.. Lapham, in his history Of Rumford,
tells an anedote OF one Stephen Putnam,
who once had mill on SWANS brook in
that town. Ur. FutmAn was at work by
the side of the road when caravan
passed by and in advance was an elephant.
This was the first animal OF the kind
that had aver entered the town, and the
first one that Mr. Putnam had even sesn.
10 say that he was frightened as the huge
pachyderm waddled by would be putting
it very mildly. Shrinking away to give
the monster wide berth, he exclaimed j:
MY God, what a toad !"