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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct. 6.--Authentic
reports have been received at Ardmore,
Indian Territory, of the finding of i'm
mense veins CT gold and silver in the
Arbuckle Mountains in the Ohickasaw
nations, As miles north of that city
Army officers and others who have gone
through that region have long said that
gold Yves in the Arbuokle Mountains.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09

An unquesttOhed Right OF Woman
is to make herself as beautiful as she can.
Her mirror tells her that eruptions, sun
burn, tan and freckles, the livery of he
equal truth, this advertisement points out
the remedy. "GLENN's SULPHUR soar"
banishes those blemishes, and communi-
Gates q pearly Wilderness and the SMOOTH
ness Of alabaster to the skin, without in
volvlng the least suspicion OF the use of an
Artificial agent. Sold by druggists. II the
hair has bscome blanched by time. or sick
ness, or Is of an unsightly color, then en-
ploy "HILLs INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE"
which is harmless rs the summer rain,
cheopest beyond example. amt quite re-
liable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09
Pears Soap secures beautiful complexion


0swEeo, N. Y, Oct. 6 The harbor is
full of barley laden vessels from Canada.
About BOG, coo bushels are float. The
total importation of barley at this port
for the past So days has been l 10000
bushels. Last night $27, 900 in duties
was collected at the customs house. Every
available craft has been pressed into SER
vice to get the grain here in time. The
last vessels to leave Canada were in
structed to return with their oargoes if
they could not make Oswego by midnight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09
ExperLmenlal SUMMON plnnt nnrnnh

ST. PAUL, MINI, Dot. 6-All the
buildings on the state experimental farm
OF Hamlin were destroyed by fire yester-
day. The fire was caused by the explo-
sion of come chemicals, and owing to the
lack of water supply the fire department
could do nothing in the way OF saving
the buildings or their contents. Loss,
1856, 1000; insurance, $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09

'Hhe hest medical writer's claim that the
successful remedy for nasal cataIrh must BIO
non-irritating, easy Of application, and one
that will teach all the rom lie sores ana ulcer
ated surfaces The history of tho effort, to
treat catarlh during the past ohliges us 10 adj
init that ily one medy has met these condi-
tons, and that Is Ely's Cream Balm, This
pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh as
nothing else has ever done, and both physi-
clans and patients freely concede this fact.
''A' more distressing symptoms yield " "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09

Fos the trim beginning june 4th and
ending Ostober LIST the clerk OF the peace
of New CASTLE county has received f;om
the issuarcS Of licenses the gum of
S33 542.S4, which amount has been
turned over to the State treasurer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09
a rruyderer,s lie SHARED.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. Ex-Governor
jackson has committed TO life imprison-
ment the death sentence of John Hudson,
alias Shelly, convicted of murder and
who was to have been hanged at Snow
Hill, October 10Th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09
CANDIDATES SIDE By SIDE
FULL LIST OF DBMUrRArYc AND
REPUBLlOAN NOMINEES.
AFlNE MEETING AT NEW CASTLE
now THE TOSS OF a PENNY PRE-
VBNTED a TIE VOFE.

NJ decided n Mans Ballot and
Gave the Winner His MaJ0rIty--
Democratic Meeting at New GnsIie
Sn,urday Night - The state and
County Tickets Complete.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09

use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. DR.. /. r.
Sanford, Shs m i'd, Mass, says; "Iost ex-
eellent II arrangements OF tue nervous
system, such as headache and slespless-
ness"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09

No hallway work. Cure your cough
thoroughly. Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar will do 1t.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
TILE WEST v1rG1y1A GovEnXorsmIp.

Charleston. Jan. - (~pccal.-Thc Legislature met
In special session at noon to-day. and this afternoon
the Democrat, in the senate cndc,yOrcd 10 appoint
committee to inform the House that the Senate va,
ready 10 take up the contested election %! Elem
ing against COT Til, was opposed b. The EcpGb-
Ucan, from the fact that three ~ their member were
absent having been detained by sickness. and adj
lournmcnt was had until tomorrow when the qu'--
ton Will again DE tahcn mp. II does not seem thai
either side ha, u well defined plan OF action. and the
Republican, are not di>pocd t. 60 int, the contest
uutI all their member, here. wle IA" Democrat
evidently desire 10 proceed with 1T at The
minority report Of the GuLerratoral Committee show
plur.lfty of 30 for General ttol and D. pliIn.
cOl,rchcu siVe document. TIE Republican, viii make
strong tight for adoption although ID is generally
believed that the contc, Will be- decided In III, mins
favor. Thi, belief. however. j, based The fact ~
Democratic majority of In The legislature, not
from any knowledge Of the merit, Of tho cd.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16

MEMBERS CARRIED IL on sTRETCHEEs TO NoTl
THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS TO BE
HELD TONIGHT.

HELD ID-Nli'h
Des Moines Iowa. Jan. II (Spcclall.-Ihe situation
in the Iowa legislature Is unchanged tonight. The
Senate Is ready for business and waiting ioi chah'e'
hut the IIonse /, in a deadlock over the temporary
organization and a. the key to the situation ma NOE
yet been found, there only short session OF the
House to-day. three ballots for clerk being taken
with the usual result 30 to 30. The House dld mo
thing. however. the Interest Of self prc'rr' All a.
II arranged for pair, whenever any member became
seriously H. Til, was due to the fact that >evcrA!
member, are SIGH with the influenza. aud In order not
to break tie thcy will expose thcmsclNc, t. be- pies
cnt when they ought to be in bed under the care OF
DOCTOR Two Republicans carried into the lIou,c
today strctchers 50 that they might respond to
their Names although both were seriously H.
The senatorial caucus ha, been called for T." morrow
night. and senator Allison VIII be rr1omin"ted at that
time. This will permit hinl to return t. Na.ainstoA
without waiting for the organization 81
The Hou,e which may be- delayed
several weeks. Tonight would have been
the usual time for the caucus. bat i W., Thought
best to walt day longer. 80 a, t. di-arm tlc oruc-n
OF undue haste. several OF the mcmhers sick and
want 10 60 home 50 that they are anxious to hold
the caucus and have 1t over. The Democrats have
assumed that the Republicans need not hold II until
after the House organized. They thought lhi
the Republicans would thu, De likely to weaken first
and end the deadlock. 10 hu rs MP III" senat ri
matter but the Indications az 40" ihat aI''r a
senator has been nominated The Kcpnt h'an- NAV
be prepared 10 at oIt deadlock a. long A. u
Democrats can. especially - me laltcr are waning -
inanguratc their Governor.
The sensation OF the day wa the rport thai 'hief
In -ticc KothrOcK would bee ONE ciuddtt" i'r senator
AGAINST Allison. lie cot.c, 10 Dc- N"nc' I" W'pi'
Tor the opening Of IA" supreme Court next N'y"'
and his Wit was ,Gpp"ei by -on" 10 lnd''tt hi'
candidacy. Invest .,tlrn show. That there IS NO
foundation for the report lic his been urged TO conc
ont by the ,cw opponents oi AIi'on ana u j. LuocI
TODD that Governor Lar abec tiled TO have hlu mike
the race, bat he refuses f. walk to m p"Ihch rin
In that way. lie cannot possibly Ct the caHru' nom
nation and Republican can get the solid Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
WESTERN ASSOCIATION ELECTION.

CHICAGO Jan. - Especial The Western Railroad AS
ISOLATION whose principal object Is the protection OF the
aloat Of the various roads has just held It's annual
meeting city. It's a:airs found In excellent
condition. ensuing year resulted
a. follows President b. +. Aver; general counsel and
treasurer Z. Payson; secretary, {. r. Babef'
executive committee, Il. +. Aver. II. %. Stone. I. F.
Withrow. \. l.. Osborn, John kn<l II. Fl. Poppieton
and b. e.. Cook drecols-B. +. Aver. Illinois Central
\. l.. Osborn. Michigan Central; J. f. Withrow' Rock
Island. H. b. stone Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
j. G.. NcAiuln Chicago and Alton; Roswell Miller, Nil
vauIee and Paul; John Newell. Lake Shore; John b.
Carson Louisville New Albany and Chicago; II. II. Pop
p.eton big -Four" w II. Nolcomb, Union Pacific b. c.
COOK Chicago and Northwestern. and J. ,P Springer,
Addison. Topeka and santa f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16

Legislature representing the State OF New-i ORR are
hereby rendered BrigaderGene n. Martin Curtis
and troops under his command for their gallant achie
ment their assault upon and capture OF Fort Flshef'
demonstrating by their courage and determined perse-
yerance under a CALLING and destructive IRE thst
NewYork troops ably commanded are capable sS ney
ever will be- sustaining the fsr OF our country ana
whereas gallant ader OF that famous assaull-lohs
since considered by military authority 10 De the most
difficult darine the annals OF warfare since firearms
were invented withstl in the Nigor OF man.
hood is member Of this Legislature serving his seventh
consecutive in the Assembly, therefore,
Resolved If the Senate concur That this Legislature
thankful 20 an overung Providence for the healing OF the
wounds the country received in It's Civil War, views with
unqualified approval the record which the Legislature OF
1865 spread upon its minutes respecting the prowess OF
New.York's volunteer soldiers and that the sentiments
Of the aboveQuoted resolution Of 1865 be and hereby are
adoped as 18th day OF January 1890 the
same being the twenyfth anniversary OF the taxing OF
To E{ehn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
NOT DEFERRED BY TANINiANY THREATS.

TIE wIGWAM'S REPRESENTATIVES IN fhbANi
TRYING TO CHOKE OFF As GNVEsTIGNI
AIh1nv IAN u (specian.-Thc TammTy Hal
senator, are apprchensivc that the Republican Legi
nture will send an investigating committee 10 Ne"
York CITY and make careful inquiry about nc opera
firms uf the Tammanv Iiail departments Of the city
government N the past year WIN we" OF warn
ing or if pos ,ible. such an investigation ccy nave
,,tcl,. b,grp blnting that they would max attach,
upon influential Republicans If any Investigation 8
ordered ana they have been especially shlciuI II
conversation against OK senator Thomas {. Paii
accusing him of urging that such an Investigation
should be made. Within day or 50 some oil INC
Tammauy Hall Senators have boosted That tleS E'o
i'm their possession letters which have pa'sH between
senator Fassett and Mr.. Plat regarding legislation
and would print them if All investigation OIL the Ne"
York departments IS ordered. senator asset ma
heard OF these statements and to-day SAID concerning
them
Il am not ashamed Of any letters which have ever
passed between Mr. Plat and myself. La lanharS
IAN publish them II It cares TO do So such threat
,.iu moi deter Us from making any investigation thi'
We mediate making into the Affairs OF te Ne" JOIN
,,,.rtrocnt. of course there may be Isfecnce5 in
Mr. Platt's letters TO myself OF perDhaI nature
which I would not care to have pl1ntct, but am
ire that there is not anything disgrcenl eIther 10
W. Pa,t myself in the letter.; 90 n"'
and cannot suspect what letters Ol mr. fIt 20 my ScL
bnVc come into their possession. ana an not dii.ld
Of their publication. II Will not bak N inVcSIiI"
ton OF the New orh ucpai '"'"' " ""
one" - ,.,.i,ui.r IN ni.ht uf
tbe ATTEMPT OF Tammany Hall Leaders to )dOlc hU..
- - riminp nm FROM NeW-Iork on all"dy udlIl
last monday said senator Fassett, "kheh On ae-
quaintancc came % me ana ASKED me o,I M a.
ucan. i'm the legislature were gong u schu d" III
~cstiraiiuc committee to New York. ;old MN tha'
no definite plan, that subject hau pon oi @
lie then said that Tammany Han "Gu d s 'ao
# sLould start an investigation committee Ior NY"
York / was quite surprised. ana ahcd w VIA
were going TO print letters addressed 10 uG W
Thomas c. Plat in regard 70 New 1oh pici Itsi Elsa
ton concerning the New York and NcV Ehslahu IleI
especially. replied that did not rcscilDcr hdIiHs
received any letter IN many years if9S IT. tiat
relation 10 egs latOn. Certainly, O. hUt tnlnh Nv
ever wrote 10 me about the shcddinl OF the New
York and New England am incllnd 10 think TINS
is blum Of Tammany Hall to prcvcntaly inVcstsa
ton Of the New Ork departments. whether II Is
bluff rot 1t will not prevent An hVcstlg@uQh III
Ncw-N Ork if 10 make II. an not AFRAID on
the publication of any letters addressed To me by
Mr.. Platt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
RAISING THE GOVERNORS PAY
MR. ABBETr,S SALARY WILL BE TEN THOU.
SAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
THE BILL RUSHED THROUGH THE NEw-JERsEE
LEGIsLArURE-sENATE COMMITTEES


APPOINTED.
Trenton " j. JAM - lSpeciaD-Covernore elect
Albeit viii draw $4,000 salary from the state In
the three years that lie hills the Office. The bill max
ing the salary $4,000 year. which was rushed
through the Senate Yesterday, was raroaded through
the House this morning. There was some Objection
to il on the part Of members but the vote in favor
Of the measure was Overwhelming and they were
easily silcnced. No Governor in the United States
gets larger salary and only Governors Hill OF
New York. and Beaver of Pennsylvania. IL is said.
are paid as well. Snyder. Of Essex, was the only
Democrat who voted against Inc blI us ot'er
opponents Nessrs. Checsman Ernst Elaspeil'
Harris IIudson Hutchinson, Jackson McCran MOTIFS
sharp Voorhees, Ward. West, Williams. Woolman ana
wyckoF. The bill was signed By the Governor with
great promptness.
President Ncvius OF the senate announced the iol'
lowing standing committees:
Judiciary-Gardner. Cfanmer. Werts.
Revision Of Laws-Gardner. Adrian, Were
Flnsnce-Mlier, Rue. Mcdonald
orporations-Ihompson, Roe. Pfciher'
Municipal CorpoTations-Martn Miller. Aorain'
Railroads and Canas-Cranmcr, Thompson, Adrain
Banks and Insurance rdncr, Leaning, Werts
Educaton-I;uc. Carter. Smith
Militia-Cranmer. Martin, Mcdonald.
Game and Fisheries Zoe. Fowler, Smith
Agric ulturc-Roc Rue, Newell.
Miscellaneous misunderstanding. Thompson wyckor
Riparian Rights-Fowler, Gardner Adrain
Observation-Disclosures. Zoe, Adran
Claims and Pensons-Cartcr. Leaning. NATION
Unfinished Busness-Micr. Fowler. Everett.
Engrosscd Bills-Carter Rue. Fciher.
Labor and lndustrlcs-Miller. Carter, Winton
Borough Commits ioncT>-Wcrs. Gardner, Leaning
JOINT COMMITTEES.
Treasurer's Accounts-Thompson Zoe. Werts'
State Prison-Carter. Rue. Mcdonald
Lunatlc Asylums-C Ianmer. Miller smith
State Llbrry-Micr. Roe Wyckoh.
Public Grounds and Buildngs-Huc. Martin NATION
Printing Gardner, Thompson, Wnton.
Passed Bills-I,oc. Rue Pfcincr.
Commerce and Nayiratlon-rower. Gardner Mcdonald
Federal Relations Martin. Miller Wefts
Reform School for Boys-Leaming, Fowler Adralh
Sinking Fund-tiardncr. Cranmcr. Newell.
Industrial School for Girs-Mller, leaning, Smith.
Deaf and Dumb School for Girs-Carief Thompson
Everett
President Nevus has appointed George b. PERSON.
Of Monmouth as his private secretary. and Mess
Werts Cranmer and Mcdonald Oh the JOINT Hi-
milec in charge Of the Inauguration OF the "o'cih"
elect.
Trenton, Jan. - Special.-The Board OF s'a'
Prison ms pccors mot today and turned out oil ONO"
Robert e. BOnncy. the chief clerk Of the prison ho
has held the position nineteen years, but beng Il
Republican had to 60. Edward Mullen. a NcMa'"
new spapcr man and until lately hoNcfflhichl I"'t
Office In. pcctor. gets the place ana VIII ldhc 'a ~
Of the ONCE on February l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
Judge BOOhS1AVER IS REIICENT


now THE BAR ASSOCIATION WILL PROCEED TO
PRESENT HIS CASE TO THE ASSEMBLY,
The appointment Of a committee of the Bar Asso-
citation to lay before the Assembly the facts OF judge
Bookstaver's connection with the Fack divorce case
was generally looked upon yesterday as an effort
in the direction Of his impeachment, In case the evil
dence should warrant It, Francis l.. SetsOn, chair
man Of the committee, was in Albany yesterday at
tending to a case before the Court OF Appeals, ana
IL could not therefore, be learned when the committee
would be called together 10 prepare the papers for the
Assembly The members of the committee who were
I'm town were averse 10 saying anything about the
matter. None Of them had received any word from
Mr. Sctson and until they do they will not discuss
the case There will not be meeting of the COM
mittee in all probability. until next week.
As the case affects the judiciary Of the State il
will I'm all probability. be referred to the Judiciary
Committee Of the Assembly, Of which Mr.. Acker. Of
s,enben County is chairman. Before that committee
the representatives OF the Bar Association will appear
in support of the brief which they send to the Assem-
bIv and before this committee Judge Booksaver or
his representatives will probably appear In opposition
In any rcpOrt from the judiciary Committee 10 the
Assembly favoring his impeachment. II majority
NJ the members of the Assembly I'm favor of i'm
pcachment the Judge will be disqualified to serve
The bench until the court OF Impeachment acqus him.
nrty ~ the aud majority of the judges Of the
Court Of Appeals 1t requires two thirds vote OF this
court TO impcach a Judge
Judge BoOkstavef ~ pat a member OF The bar Asso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
rAvorrxG A LINE TO SOUTH AMERICA

FAVORING 4 LINE TO SOUTH AMERICA.
The great south American railroad scheme when
wa, described in The Tribune yesterday caused much
comment generally Of favorable nature, in all
business circles.
Ex Judge Granville F. IIawcS. one of the trustees OF
the proposed survey fund.- said that the plans were
not vet ripe enough for publication in detail, but
he sanctioned the following statement;
Granville T.. llawcs has been requested TO act IN
conjunction with John ". Thompson president OF
t.. Metropolitan National Bank IN Washington
senator NORWOOD. Of Georgia. and another a. trustees
for the fund which is being raised Tor the survey OF
the propOeed line Their sole province Is 20 sec
that the money Is properly paid ont aud dlNDursed
for the legitimate expense OF the enterprise
do not assume any responsibility touching the
enterprise more than simply To act in that relation
added Mr. Hawcs 81 have not carefully examined
the matter but / understand that there has been n
very careful investigation Nv very competent people
"A, to the feasibility of the enterprise, and. OF course,
everything will depend upon the result OF the survey
as 10 the practicnbly Of the scheme, and as 10
whether il will pay. | am sure that the south
American countries earnest III their wish Ia en-
cnuracc IT, and extensive grants have been promised
To- the parties In Interest. There can be no question
Thai the scheme If feasible. VIII confer great bcne
iii on our country well a. the others conccrncd.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
TO EXAMINE =. G. uoILIys < co.'s BOOKS.


The hcarn, In the 1t. Louis and Chicago bond case
va, continued for a short time yesterday. I. G. Iio
Inns vas again cross examined by counsel for the rail
road company. Regarding h- title To forty Of The
disputed bonds. the witness tc,th,d that he bought
them al auction iu August September. lo-9. They
wcr, sold al The instance % +. G. iiollias Co., who
had before that ceased 10 BE- the fiscal agents OF the
road lie also said that his firm, which was the
assignee of j. g. Morri, Co., The contractors build
Ing the road. received In the settlement 200 shares
Of preferred and 200 Of common stock In payment oi
Norri, . cos services. Mr. llons said that h.
first learned of the exact mileage Of the 81. Louis and
Chicago Railroad In the spring OF --'. il was then
scanl sixty uIln-. lie testified that when he sold
bond above /. 100 10 ". i. Dixon he was not ware
that the, dd not represent the road which had been
constructed uu the other hand DE- had been given to
uuC.r-fa Ut shat seventy three mile, we're ComplccI
II va. decided to make AN examination Of the books
%. f. C. lfolns Co. 10 get more DEFINITE lniorhali"
about the exchange OF bond, and transactions Win
the railroad company. The hearing VIII :" Oh oAt''
day morning at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
PROSPEROUS SHOWING FOR THE B. AND 0.

baltimore JAN 10 (SpeclaD.-Last months bust
ness Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shows con
tnuance of the prosperity which has done so much to
inspire confidence in the future of the road among its
friends The December business of the road was one
of the largest in its history The gross increase OF
earnings in the last three months has been Sllo94s2
and the net increase $685. 902. This prosperity may
not result in the immediate resumption Of dividends
but IL will enable the increase its rolling STOCK
and to add to its betterments that it will be IN
condition TO meet the demands made upon 1t hereafter
by its increased The growth OF traihc upon
the road has rendered the demand for increased
facilities imperative and in the near future. II VIII
probably fully equipped for every emergency Inc
monthly meeting of directors held to-day. Earn
ngs for the last month all lines east of the
Ohio River reported at 81 62O,754. an increase
of S3O6,753 as compared with the same month In
1883; expenses, $959.023: increase. S55.50S: net
increase for the month 1921 245. On the lines west
OF the Ohio the earnings $49552o; increase.
S44 2O4 expenses S347 $40 decrease, $685.: net in
crease. S4oss9 The summary for the month OF the
entire system east and west of the ONO River gives
earnings T2,1 ,2S3, increase OF $35O957 as COM
pared with the same month of last year: expenses
~ 1886 56s increase, $79, 823 net increase S2I2 l3f
The earnings for the three months OF tne
fiscal year l889i9O, compared with same months
Of lSes-'s9 on all lines east OF the ONO River
Earnings, - 611,4SJ, increase. s951J21' expenses.
50 93j DC increaSn S290,O47; on al lines west of
tic Ohio River earnings Al ,456.820; increase.
1853 J57: expenses S1,0i9,1s0: increase, S2A.o:S3
net increase, 1920 O2i. The summary OF the entire
system cast and west Of the Ohio River gives earn
iyc. 60 32a31t: increase. sIIO0,4s2: expenses.
s3.9s i.lO5; increase, S323,5oO; net increase
S785 003.