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

Cardinal Gibbons returned to Baltimore Of
4 Friday from Cape May, much improved il
| health.
The directors of the Pullman Palace On
\ Company Friday declared the regular quar-
! terly dividend of 9 per cent.
Charles Chambers was shot and fatally
4 wounded by Willis Bently, in Altoona, Pa, Fri
4 day night They are sal 4 to be professional gam
( blers, and had aauarrel over cards.
Five hundred puddlers employed in the
\ American iron works, Mt Pittsburg, Pa, have
gone on strike They had u disagreement
with the firm about extra pay for working
| head iron.
One r'ore body, that Of little girl named
| Rosie RahGer, was found in Lake Pepin on
Thursday his makes total of l0l bodies
found, which, II is believed, includes all the
victims.
Mrs. " K. Bishop, wife Of a prominent citi
zen of Atchison, Kansas, died in that city ON
Thursday, after q houts illness, of what
1.-TWO prominent physicianSn pronounce Hun-
doubtedly Asiatic cholera.h
The temporary adjustment OF the strike OF
the Louisville ~ Nashville Bwltchmen and
brakemen in Louisville, made 10 days ago, has
been made permanent. lhe men were com
coded largo share Of their de hands.
A package containing $4,000 in bank notes.
shipped from Chicago early in the week, has
iny-ierionAly disappeared IN transit on the Mil
waukee, Lake Shore and Western railroad II
was traced a fur as Monica, Wisconsin.
James Morgan, G. II. Mcclellan and George
Hanson employees Of the Cincinnati Southern
road, were fatally injured by the backing OF an
engine while they were under the trucks re-
pairing draw bar, at Lexington, Ky, on
Thursday.
An explosion of gas occurred in the blast
furnace No. of the Cambria iron works, n
Johnstowu, Pa. on Thursday afternoon. -Four
men were injured, two of whom-H. ". Shatfer,
a carpenter working on top Of the furn ice, and
his helper, name not giyen-were not expected
To survive.
The wife and child of E. D.. Nelson Of Will
liam snort, Pa. while crossing the Markham
Central railroad in n wagon at Trout Run on
Friday, were struck by a freight train. The
mother was killed and the child badly injured.
The approac OF the train was concealed by
some lumber piles.
William Billiard was drowned Ia Mud Lake,
near ST. Cloud, Minnesota, Friday. He was
with some companions In b at which cap
sized. They chung to the boat and were saved.
lie tried to vim ashore in the shallow water,
and was swallowed up by the soft mud at tho
bottom of the Lake
In Tuscumbia, Alabama, on Friday, John A.
Steele, .Ir., Mayor Tom steele, John Goo Twin
and W. P. Chaten engaged in q shooting af-
tray. The former was killed, John Goodw n
was seriously and TO !. Steele slightly wounded
and a bystander, Tracy Alternately, had his
arm broken By a stray bullet. shotguns and
pistols were used.
A etter from John D. Rockefeller was read
Mt meeting of the Chicago Baptist Theologi-
cal seminary on Thursday, contributing $500
10 the current expenses of the institution and
S50,Ou0 to the endowment fund. Each contribu-
ton Is conditioned on subscriptions of an equal
I tala cunt being made by other perspns be-
fore June LIST, lSH2.
The steamer st. Lawrence collided with the
pleasure yacht CathHrine In the st. Lawrence
river, ar AleSa dria bay,on Thursday night
OF party OF II on The yacht five were drowned.
They were; Edward Pemberton, Mrs. Edward
Pemberbou, Mrs. w. d. Hart, Miss Margaret
Henry, Engineer John Senescall, They were
all from Bradford, Pa, except senescall.