Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

At whitehall, Wisconsin, on Friday, Judge
Newman pronounced sentence on ths Trem-
paleRu conniy lynehers. Charles Johnson,
Ole Sletto, Mrs. 0lason and her son were
sentenced each to imprisonment for life,
three DAYS in each year solitary. Mrs.
Oleaon tainted.
A dispatch from Tind,ey, Ohio, says that
representative OF IN English syndicate
has secured options on ~ OF the IA glass
factories ut that place for FS00,0OO. The
options expire In 80 days. 1t Is said that II
e sale is effected the capacity OF the facto.
ries will be DOUBLED.
In the case OF Isaac Sawteils, charged
with murder In Rochester, New Hampshire,
on Friday, counsel for tho prisoner com.
planned Of unfair trentment BY the court
and refused to put In any mors testimony.
Sawtele was then committed without bail
to await the action of tha grand jury.
1t ia understood Tint the Senate com
mittae OH irrigation will recommend an APP
preparation OF several HUNDRED Thousand
dollars for the boring OF experimental
arteslRn wells in ths serli arid regions Of
tho west Hs preliminary step in the work
OF reclamation of the arid lHnds in the far
west.
Experts are examining the books and
plant OF the Glen Falls PHper Mil COM
panY, at Glen Falls. Nav York, for an EGG
lish syndicate. They VIII also examine the
plants al Pamer's Falls, WATERFOWL and
Rochester. The intention is to purchase a
tYo-thirds Interest In each Of the above
mills The price to he paid for two.thirds
interest In The Glen Falls mill is 81 QUO, 900.
The sub committee of the House com
mittee on agriculture to which were re-
fsrrsd the bills for the regulation OF the
manufacture OF substitutes for inrd, i'm
posting q tax and license, to be collected by
the ln,erngl revenue bureau, favarably ro-
ported the ConRer bill to the iull COM
mittes on Ffiday, with few amendments
OF the language. The vote In favor Of the
bill was to 2,
II is stated that Henry s Ives and George
| II. Stayner are likely to be free men again,
Trey were committad to LUDLOW street jail,
In New York, in default OF $25O,00 ball
each on January 9Th, 1889, on the suit OF
/ the Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton Rail
road Company, TO recover $2,5OO,000. They
have since been tried on a criminal charge,
the jury dlsagiesing. They were taken back
to jail on the civil commitment and d Grim
iEai retainer died against tn m there. Now
they have secured deed of settlement
| from 95 per cent Of their creditors on d
| bRsts of i've ceuts on tine dollar, and, by
consent of all the counsel, Judge Andrews
1 OF the supreme court, on Saturday reduced
| their bail TO 5000 eAch.f
! The Boston Commercial Bulletin an
| nounces the organization of now associa'
1 ton of wool manufacturers which will OPP
| pose the old National Association, OF which
/ William Whitman Is president. "fhe new
association will re-ist the extreme demands
| OF wool growers. Some 81 manufacturers
\ responded to the nr@t call, representing
every CLASS OF wootea manufacturers, car
pets, fannels, banSets, oassimeres
worsteds and overcoAtlngs. The organizR
| ton will demand areductfon OF wool dutie,
and theiF adjustment on a more equa
bEsis." The Bulletin says "the Original
meeting Included representatives even from
Philadelpeia," and that 1t IA likely the 1850
citation twill be joined by the carpet manu-
facturers In q body"