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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

The residences o. Il IDer u .rly and ali our
buidings were totally destroyed, Tho roof
WINS lifted or the house OF Madison WG!ls
and carried fuzzy half mile. The storm
cloud presented an appearance OF inky
blsckness aud was illuminated by incessant
flashes OF lightning,
EMTSESoE, KY This section o. the coun-
try was visited by q cyclone Thursd y
night At o'eock The o.story T. IN
residence Of Richard An 'erson, one lhd a
half mile south, Was uurnofSd AMI Il large
bata dastro! ed. Il then caught the two
story brick mansion OF James II. Grain,
wholly swapping away the upper story.
Then T. caDyht the bhiidin ia tire yard,
sweeping; then from existence, One Of
| these WAS oecup sd by u tenant, Juscpl
Kinney shd family. His little 3 years Vlt
daughter and MS hr ther-in- Lew
! Maddox, ware III iei outright. Kinney was
| prObHbly fatally Injured. His wife and
! younger child were more or lass bruised.
LousvlLLE. KY, March 20,-A tour Of
! inspection through tho ruined portion of
the city this motnInS from ths eS RENE
| sOu'h western corner OF the city acro-s
| to the river in north easterIy dife'-
| t'on ia track OF rain an /
dssoitt'on sueh - mas never betn
/ seen bbfpre. No buildlug was able 10
Withstand It's force. Tremendous struc-
lures OF brick ant stone wore crushed TO
| pieces Ike an +mpty ngg shel aud tBe
| debris Statfsred lar aud wide. The belt
| extends ~ SinsEeenth greet across the city
In direct tine north east, takiu9 la almost
! all of the suburb Of California, Ej., Maple,
Lexington, Broadway, Magaz no, Ghe,tIut
aud Walnut streets from Fourteenth
west to Nineteenth street. On Walnut
| street the belt eX'nnis g;om rhlrtre0th
west 10 SixtNenthAnd the sntle space Is coy.
cred on q sen aud Grayson streets, o.
| Jefferson street II came from SiXteeafn
street al:go up to Ten Ii and on Market
from Twelfth TO Sintn. GA Main street II
ommeueed its work OF devastation at
Eleventh street and extended vi
as far as midway of the squgre
hetween Sixth and seventh showing that II
took somewhat OF y Zlsaag course at that
point. Thence on to tie rivOr IL swspt
moving down bait from Sixth to Nintl
streets. 1t swt pt on acsoss the river, LASH
ing the water into fury and plowing
giant fuEEow through 1t and
went crushing through Jeifarsonville,
leaving II wreck nine books vide
in it, tracks. Tleu, rs II 1t had forgotten
to complete Its work on this side, Il nirled
AROUND and came hack across the city, DIES
olatiug the water works and all eise IN IT,
way, mud continued on In It's cours. OF ds-
sttuciion south. east How far It went thai
way and upon what quarters IL laid It.
mighty weight ts not Known at tbl5 time
ana communication with points ouistd,
will not efClly established fer several days
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

hal heen taken from this ruin and 10
Mouadcd and dying. Only those on the
thfu IL DOR had been reached, the room
containing the dancing school pupils and
visitors not yet being opened.
The walls OF the house adjoining the
FATS City Hall were first propped and then
began the work Of cutting through tho
heavy slate roof that covered nll.
AT flrsE work was difficult and lsborlous
on account OF the anxious multitude that
thrOnYed the wreck. Difficult was the rack
10 clear the ruin of women who were
found digging ut the slate with their iln-
gers crHzet Mt the groans beneath each OF
which they thought aseeudot from their
dying. Every one did noble work.
After an hour OF eaR-e.ess Labor the first
victim, Mrs. Sarah K+lly, was unpsrtnrd.
Her body was found sitting tu an upIlsnt
position, her head bruised and arm bro ken.
sne said ut the FIRST q lHsa mad rush WAS
made for the entrance. Women wHre
knoak I'd down and tramp.ei on IN the mad
haste to esrape. Seeing the Overwhelming
Jam at the door several remained behind.
The last saw Of my triehd- was just before
the floor gave way and the ceiling tsi.
The work was coniinued but none Of
those whom Mrs. Kelly eGid were Lear her
could be found.
The excavation was then moved from the
rear Of tina building to tho front, where It
cred. AS coon as the ro1f was removed
ami ths mas, of bIick beneath, the ligst
sight That met the eyes was anything put
hopefGl,
Ten women locked In each other's arms
were drawn out OF the deb tis. Mr.. James
HnasOn, whose wife had been at the lodge
meAting, Was tire foremost In the work,
aud the fret person whom no dtew out OF
the ruined building was his wife, who died
in his arms. He laid her by the side OF tue
others who We're dead and continued to
work for the living.
Inside OF the next hour 80 men and
women were drawn out dead, bur with no
wounds on their bodies uni 1t Is thought
all mat their death from sulfocHti0n.
The gGs pipes had broken which onused
the lights to go out and which saved he
RUNE from fire for the time, but flooded
tho debris with vrpor a most as deadly az
the lire might have proved. Ways were
4 pierced into the breast Of the ruin and
bodies drawn out dead and dying.
One part Of the bulliing was reserved fol
the dead, but the wounded were taken into
tho stores and houses on he opposite side
| OF the street, where phFslcla1s and priests
administered to souls and bodies
Along Main str4st tina path Way OF the
storm extended from sixth to Eleventh
streets ami from $ vsnth to Eleventh and
not u single butidIg was left standing.
suRdFoNs AND MONEY FROM INDIANAPOLIS
lNbIANAp0LIs, IND Marca ~ The ralie
committee OF the Indianapolis b ard %
Trade under the leadership OF Colonel III
LILY, lett This city NJ a. M, to-day t0i
Lpul'vilB WITH II corps of surgsols aud
shrS'cal appliances. Tao colonel also ear
fied . 900 In GGHh to relieve theinmedlate
| wants OF tho destitute AMI suHeung.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

BERLIN, March 29.-At farewell dinner
TO tho delegates to the labor conference
given at the Kliserhoi lesr evening by
Baron Won Barlepach, Prnssian minister OF
commerce, the host speaking In French,
proposed a toast to the sovereigus
OF the powers represented. Ha thanked
the delegasss for their zaal and
said that the conference would exercise
such moral powar that II the whole con.
cop ion oi lt5 objects was Kept in vieT all
political divisions would melt away. Baron
Won Berlepaoh further said he trusted that
all the delegates would maintain the con-
victions they had gained and that the
memory of their common work would
newer fade Ona OF til Danish delegates
next proposed the health OF the German
sovereign and people. Bishop Krpp re-
Piled He spoke In French. He eulogized
II. jules Simon, the head OF the French
delegation, and expressed thu hope that he
would long live to labor for the welfare OF
the working clauses. NJ. Simon then spoke
lie thauknd tho people of B.rlinfor bis
cordial reception TO their city, and offered
toast to suffering humanity"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

Score- were made ut the Eealimoor rife
range on Thursday last ~ follows: Pistol
notch 50 yaris-E j Darliugfou, GS, 81,
9l;J Evans 49, So; E Lae, 80, 50; 4. jazz :
sou 81, 81 Revoy r. 50 yards 4. s m son,
50, rs, n. ~; o. T.. GaTmsuy, 81 70. 40; 8.
Howaid, 81. IS 81; ". Johnson. sc, 65. 81 +;
s. Philips IS, 65, go. Diamond : 10 match,
"a. ysrds.B; Simpson, 50 s., a "A, 74:J.
n, IS; 8. philips. ~, sc; & Ellsworth, 81,
SIS, "a. II. Sinpson made the following
scores a few days ago, Ia 100 snot record
p'stc match, 81 yards-s5 3d. 50 %, So 81,
So, 90, 81, 81, totHi SCI. IN following
scores were made at tia last Tastins o the
wHmincton Plstol CLUB: II npaon, IS,
Sc; 0 E GAmaRy, S. 50, SO; ". J6a l.
son, 81, SO; E ouver. IS. ~; S. PntlpB, 10.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

s. A. Macalllster, ESD, who hes been ap-
pointed special agent 10 collect informa-
lion for the census department, applied re.
Gently to James I, Shalleross, recorder OF
deeds and mortgages for this county, for
permission to make an examination Of the
mortgage records, for the purpose OF aseer-
tanning the amount of mortgage ln1sbtsd-
fused. Mr.. shalcroSs said ne had con-
suited several attorneys about the matter
and was informed that he had the right To
insist on making the examination himself
end demanding compensation Tor the work.
Hs slso consulted with the recorder 81
Philadelphia, who refused q similar request
from pscial agent and on writing to tns
department at WAshlugton was deputized
to do the work himself and Will receive
pay for 1t. Mr.. Shallcross will alse confer
with the census department about the
matter,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
chester saver bridge Free.

CHEsIEErowN, Nd, Msren 2S. The long.
agitdt5i question OF a free brit % Is as good
as settled. Its purchase Wss decided by u
vots at X nj and Q 3sal Aune's counties. A
bill las nedn passed enabling the counties
to Issue bonds and a joint cheating of tbs
boards OF couaty commissioners adopted
resolutions which, in .ubst nee, were an
a;retm ut to pay thA stocSh lli7cs OF the
Cnsstog Eriige Company 4ll,iO0 for tho
bridge spanning Chester riyeE at Chester
town toll house, Il :. 1t VIII be rep4lred
and the couGt!a- VIII pay qually for the
stock. Massrs. n. OAR. Snitu and II. Ran
dolph Wsedon were appointed to prepare
contracts. No sariGus impeachment seems
now to hinder the purchase, and within
tho naxf 80 lays Chester river bridge will
he free public highway.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
LOCAL IVTEREs,.
WiinsingIonians ~ iaJ Now Reside
i'm G,DsgtSVtlsc.

There ara but fag wilmingtonians In
I,oni-vllle, tho hp-t known Of whom Is ..
Flank Cooling, who went from this city q
few years ago and IL engaged In ihs lumber
business. MIR. Cooling has heeu visiting
relatives IN Wilmington for tho mast weaE
or two and inten'!ad TO return to Louisville
last week. He Was In Philndelphie FrtNay.
Dir. cooltng'7 p ACC of business Is on Fifth
street aud ther1 ara hopes that Il has not
been destroyed He LETT a Wits aad child
NJ his home and nothlBg Is known OF their
fate.
Samuel Z lgar, formerly of this city, is
also IN business IN Louisville, and two
members OF the Ia Polt family, Alfred Vic.
tor and BenjqmiD. The fir,t namsd is IN
married, bnt ta3 latter has u family.
Louisville Is situated On this Ohin rivar
mud Is nhout the centre OF the noIthern
boundary line OF Kentucky. Opposite Is
JotIersonvilla, Iud. Louisville is tina largest
ana most important city Of the state. It9
population In 1889 was 1873 7j5. Its popuIa-
tlon Mt present must BIS near, II not exceed
ing 2DO,000. The CITY IA the home of the
we'll nown Courier Journal and o; Henry
Watterson, its editor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
warn.o.t narcIl nay on RECORD.

WAsHISar1Y. March 29-i2 p. m..-The
signal Office furnishes the following special
bulletin to the press: The reports from
Maryland aud the eastern portion OF Viz
ginla and North Carpiinashow yesterday to
have bean tine wdrmest day on record for
the March season OF the year over that Soc
tion. Following are some maximum tenn
pcratures with their relation to highest
March temperatures previously OBJ
served: Baltimore, 7So, above; Nor.
folk $50, above; Raleigh 7ao, above I;
Hatterss 72o, 2 abnvs; Washington 762, 8
bolow. AS ts frequeGfly the case when
such high temperatures occ1r In the spflns
the snoIfqlent fail wits very rapid. Be-
tween about 2 .. IN. OF yesterday aud sum
rise this morning TIE following falta CO.
cprrei; Washington md Baltimore, 40 I;
Norfolk, 4toi LYnchburg and Raleigh, $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

pie, were not Injured to any ex emf, o.
the farm OF james Holloway hole 25 feet
deep and 60 In circumference was dug In
meadow, and not trace OF the dirt can be
found.
Offers OF help continue to CONS In. Lib.
eral contributions to the fund are reported
from citizens hare, and several from out
side. Amony Others, j II Kamble OF Phil
adelphta seuf' check for Sl0uD to the
Hon Henry Nattersou AT Jacksonville, Fla,
to bs used hers,
An Ellziheth,own. KY, special says: Tho
house OF Nathan Paulssy, iu that county,
WIS demoNsnel yesterday aud his family
of six were caught under rhe falling walls.
His daughter wa4 killed outright and Mr..
Panlssy h m5etf died yettr d ~ afternoon.
The house, IL William ha. i ~ and Isaac
Richardson were nnr0ofel. negro was
Killed at BaYder's Oae or two other fatal.
ties are reported IN the county.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Mnrch 81 No more
mi-s!ug etVa bean trpbr,ei and It Is be
IL v'l the tola ot Killed has been mai4
Eucwl. The tjurad ars receiving every
attention AMI ~ death. have occurred
since yesterday mounting, although the con
| di'lon nf several + extremely critical
The Kutglts OF Honor rot- day made a
e. retn canvass o: theic In"mte hip Ia tbs
ruined dis riot and ara taking steps to CIV
| permanent relief.
The water supply is running very low
Every Ell >rt Is bang m de- TO complete q
temporary standppe and II will he flu
| ishea by Wednesday. But before thai
time, ptohahy BY Tonight, the city will BE-
almost entirely without water. Stro9g
| appeals are being mad for all to observe
tho sttiatest ecouo'uY Ia 1t. use but do mo-
| seem TO he elective. Enough water vii
ha reserved In any case for protection
against fre.
rhe total private subscription nov
amounts to SIS 900. This added to $40, n0I
| from the city makes fGS, 0u0 ut tina Gispcst
Of ,he relief eUmuittse. The ruins are still
ugdgr police & nri. All stress are nov
open AM the electric cars running. Bust
ress WIZ everywhere h resumed to-day.
The Keutn Ky leGi-latu,e has adjourned
for three days 10 ALLOW Insnbers to vIsl
| their homes, several OF which gIe In sec
lions reported ravaged.
WEST LOUISVILLE WIPED OUT.
LouIsynLE, Ky, Anron 3l.--AE Ovens
born sueciui 4,ys: at West Louisville not
business house gns left standing and bu
uaA dWellil9 can BIZ seen. Only ne petSOl
vas killed, q negro bog, Tom Logan, ageJ
8 years.
The Injured are: John Lawson, lei
broken ana head crushed, fatally hurt; j
O'Bgysn, wife ard two children all hurt bu
ot seriously; Burt Woodward, leg oxen
Tom Wheeler, aged IL years, Lex broken
Matt LsVis, (near st. Joseph srtn broke
ia two places; Bud Holprook, fatally hurt
-- Rummages (near St.Raphaels) .iamil
OF six all hurt.
The loss IN West Louisville alone is esti
mated at 100000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
MR.. H4LDsn4s,s CsuG0H som


'rhe First Baptist Church Building.
New HOrA cay, Sold Thursday
last.
Toe New YORK Tribune OF on Friday con.
tained the following: douglas Robinson,
Jr, the resi- estate d1aier, yesterday hon hit
the First Baptist Church building at Thirty-
ninth street and Park avenue. The building
has bsen for sale for come time. Mr.. Rob-
insOn said last night that hs would rather
not name the price paid for tbs property.
but 1t Is understood to have been large
sum.
Though the congregation OF the First
Baptist Church has been small OF late, 1t Is
not certain that the aale OF the building will
be followed by a Dispersion OF In. members
or by their union with another Baptist
church, Mr.. Robinson snld that thew wou d
worship 10 the church until ABOUT the
middle of May, and would meet In their
chapel from that time until tho hrst OF
June, He thought that the trustees in
tended keep tbs congregation together,
and to looE out foc another building site.
The pastor OF the old church, the Rev Isaac
NJ. HaldeCan, could not be found last
night, but the BaSion, James W Henley,
said that Mr.. Haidrm IN DID not know any
thing about tbs sac or what course IL
lkely TO be followed by tho congregation.
Ii was all, he said In tbs hands OF ths trus-
tees, and tine trustees, he thought, hld not
as yet taken any steps beyond making the
sa,s.
"Mr. Robinson will tear down the church
bull ling as soon as the congregation gtv0s
1t up, but he is not yet certain VIVA will
take It's place. Hs thaks, however, OF
building handsome dws!i!ng-housss on the
site"
Tho building referred to IL one OF the
oldest and most important Bsp'lst churches
In the metropolis. Ghs Rev. l. Al. Hade-
man. At one time pastor of the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Ohurch, tnis CITY, "a Its
nqstor. He accepted the call to the Nav
York church K yesis ago at salary Of
$4,000 per annum.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
A GIRLS 1iTaterions D,snppenrancc

CHICAGO, March 80 There seems to be
10 doubt that Miss Mattin Bacon, Ia baanti-
ful and talented young lady Of Niles, Mich,
committed suicide during the terrible
storm OF Thursday night b fllnging herself
iato the lake at the foot OF Twelfth street.
She was stopping In Chicago for
the purpose OF taxing lessons In
eloeutlon. Yesterday morning when
she did not come down to breakfast at her
boarding house one of the family went to
her room and found It vacant. There was
note saving that she was about to commit
suici4s and evidences that she had at
tempted TO poison hsrBef but had taken
an overdose. Her father. Captain James
Bacon of Niles, Is In the city and with the
assistance of the polica Is prosecuting a
search Ia the lake for his daughters body.
No cause is assigned for the suicide.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

DAEv1LE, Va, March 29.-Information
10 cnet here this morning that violent
wad storm ragged in Patrick county yester.
day afternoon, and that seven small
houses were blown down. At Stella, the
Rev. o. \. Minter was teaching a singing
class In The public school building when q
large tres was blown across the house and
crashed through the roof. MIR. Minter';
arm was broken, but the others fortunately
escaped Jury. A conductor on tho Dan
vile d New river road reports that his en-
tire train came near being blown from the
track
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

There are msn who mako living by
writing rhymes, IN vhich they exto tho
virtues OF snmO00dy'S too;h,wash, or con.
sumption euce, or PDrgitlva Pellets. IL
rather CRATES upon ono, feelings to read \
paE ettc stan2ii Of pDstgy aud finish by
leRrntn that pr. Piarce's Golden t ldical
d srnyArY t. the sovereign remedy flf con-
compton IN its early stages, for deracgsd
iivaf, dtsord3rei kninHys, Impure or M
pAvertsned blood. sin this Is absolutely
true and why should NOT the truth be told
IN poetry as well rs prose2
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
kIaurhtered llin Family

FAuLKroS, Sd, March 29.--E. Eckhardt
resident of this county, living I5 miles
north west. stabbed his two SONS and cut
his wIfe's throat early yesterday morning.
He was under bonds to answer The charge
I attempt to kill nctghbor q week ago,
preliminary examination. Thursday night
he escaped from the sheriff and attempted
TO kill the family, after which he fled. The
Injured still live
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
rho Newsoundland rroaty.

LONDON, March 2S.-rhe Standard thinks
thar the 81. John, N f., msetiags are In
tended only to show that the coloniEts are
In earnest aud says: "Whiia tha govern
mont ospuot utterly disregard French
claims founded upon treaties, the colonial
public may rest assured that Lord Salisbury
will nor for the sake OF monentRry quiet
forego single benefit which the letter and
spirit OF treaties warrant him In asserting
on behalf of Newfoundland"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
ia Fayor Of s,rog. Nr,ye,t.

EAsroy, Mp March 2S Tho Teachers
As4Uclstlonof Talbdteauntyto day adopte
resolution favoring tho retention of Prot
N. A, Newol as principal Of the state nor.
nal scnoGl bg the stats bolci q education,
aud say they view with alarm the introdnG'
ton OF politics or poiticihu5 IN tho school
ystAm of Mary land Professors Long,
AUrdld2h and Pattison, were appointed a
committee TO lay the resolutions before the
state board Of education,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
n,..r,., ,,,o.o. +, t,o,,or.,

Moscow, March IS The University and
the College of Husbandry here have been
oioEed by the government on account OIL
ths recent disorder among the students
Six hundred students attending the insti-
tuttons have been arrested. The disorders
at the college we're dus to the arb rarY
ACTON of the director, who prohibited the
circulation among the students OF the
"Krautzsr Sonata" work Of Count
Tolstol, the social reformer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

New YoRH MaroA 90 For some time
pas repeated rfforrs have bssn made to
inh fhe store of Abraham NJ srks, tailor NJ
l46 East SiX'aeuth street. fiarks concluded
TO ccnpY The sf0cs NJ nizht for protection
This morning early no saw man era Tiin,,
the wlpdoN and shor him dead. lie mal,
the police say, was tramp thief.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
untar of poi,ce tInrnereh.

LEBANON. Pa, March 2s,-ohicf OF Police
Aaron McC0rd died early this morulng
from the effects Of bullet wound lrfl'cted
by Au rsw Snirk, a drunken butcher whom
McCord was attempting to take into GUS
tody. After the shooting Shirk stole a
horss and rode out OF town. Hs was cap
tured this morning at Hum melstown,
DRuphin county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

WASHINGTON, March 80 The naval ad-
vlsory hoard has submitted its final report
on the Roach cruisers to Secretary Tracy.
shows that the assignees of the late John
Roach are indebted to the government to
the extent OF $5i go. The Roach assignees
otTsst this with claim against the govern
ment for neatly St0O00l. Secretary Tracy
has rec0nm -nded them to petition Con.
gcess to allow their claim.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

EVANSVILLE, ISD., March 29.-W!lliam
Trayuar, ma station agent ar PDseYvllls,
was Wy aid ny tramrs while nn his way
homeT ursday. He was found yesterday
mcfntuG In di'cn, TIE exposure to the
tsrr bi4 weather precludes buy possibility
Of his recovery. A seud Dag was found
near hIIn. Hcw much the williams sue
ceeded IN getting is not known.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

LONDON, MaTcu 40 The S,dndard's cor.
respondent al Berne says: "Bafars Primes
Bismarck resigned Emperor william told q
prominent petsonaRe OF Swl zsriand that
ne deeply regretted ths Wohlgsmnth affair
out expected that early eveats would per
NIT him to adopt cordial policy toward
10th Switzerland aci France"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

EEwARK, n. b., harcn 2s.-rhe chimney
OF Cti,Ik's threadworSs az Ksarny, tho sec
oni tAlest chimney In the world, was
struck BY LIGHTNING this morning and badly
damaged, Three mills are forced TO shut
down. Several houses In the outskirts are
reported to nave bsen struck by lightning,
No one was billed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

The Ohio legislature hss enacted law
prohibiting railroad companies from re-
qQiriRg en- iSyes to In Insurance soc'-
ation9 plaklnH companies responsible for
damages for iijrrieB sustained by employees
through The c-eiiGence OF othsr employees,
and declaring detects cars AMI maehi-
ncrY prima facte eyidsnoe OF gross nagli.
Eence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

MADRID, March %. Forty thousand em-
ployes in the factories at Catalonia have
gone on strike. A conference 10 bsing
aeli between the leaders of the strikers
and their employer with view TO an I'D.
justment Of the differences. The strikers
ate quiet ana orderly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

PIrTsnuRG, Pa, Marcn ga special
from dal1tgin, Pa, says: The miners ar
the Gallttzin Goal aud Coke Company q
mines, at Gallllztn, came out to-day on q
strike In opposition to the eteam mine
driiisr which ths company introduced. The
works are closed and the probabilities Of a
speedy resumption of work are not very
encouraging.