Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Kan, on Ftiiay, verdict for the plain
tiff in a breach of promise CASE WAS rem
dered against dead man, Jonas
Tramblie, who committed suicide last
Christmas. Rose KinR, the plaintiff en-
tered suit for $40, 900 on discovering that
Tramblie, to whom she had been
''spirituaiiaticaliy" ma ried, had wife
living, and the next day Trambiie shot
himself.
Mrs. Nora Diooss, wife of q hotel
keeper eb Robertsdale, Huntingdon
county, Pa, eloped Thursday morning
with newly-arrived bosrder, named
Emil 8. Ohaircier, Hungarian, taking
her three little children end 1870 Of her
husbands monsy. AT Mount Union the
husband overlook the couple and de-
manded the return Of his money. He
WAS rendered $50 of the money in con-
sideratiop OF his wife's liberty, which he
accepted, and the elopers and the chill
dren al once took train for the west.
The Knpsa5 Live Stock Sanitary Com
mission has agreed upon an order under
which cattle from the eastern state must
be held % days at Kansas City at the ex-
pense of the owner, and until they shall
receive bill of health signed by the
state veterinarian of Kansas. This ap-
plies to all cattle shipped in Kansas from
that portion OF New York lying south or
tho north line of Connecticut; all OF
Pennsylvania, New jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, District OF Columbia, Virginia,
West Virginia and the Dominion of
Canada.
President oorbin Of the Reading rail-
road WIS recently asked from Reading
/ nkA zH,,,n nts Ia
against drinking among employees. On
Friday he sent letter saying at is not
our intention to interfere with the right
OF any man when on duty to use beer or
| spirits in moderate way, but man who
| drinks to excess while of duty is car-
tainly not in condition to perform salts.
factory services when he is on duty" He
aada that the company's only desire is tc
have sober and competent men, bat those
who are total abstainers will be more
4 fRvorably considered for promotion.
Dame s. Webster, a mulatto, of Middle
burg, Conn, pleaded. guilty. last week tt
assault with intent to XII! Miss Elizabeth $
Cowen, school teacher, and was sen
fenced to eight years Imprisonment.
The Baltimore PresbyterY last week, b.
tie vote 33 to 33-refused to consider IT
action Of December last in favor Of q revi
sion Of the Westminster confession. Iht
vote Ia favor Of revision last December wa
SO 10 10.
telegram from ri tsburg says that
London barristee named Townsend, "clain
ing to be backed by $500, ,0CO, 600 syndl
cate" IL there attempting 70 secure option
on all the glass factories In the vicinity
1T Is the intention to run the glass house
as ono immense coEeern. Townsend
offers ara being considered"
DE-. Hagendorn and his companions
Hagenlann and Rluss. have been eoDvicte
OF stealing chickens In Racine and Mil
waukee counties In Wisconsin. The docto
and HagemHnn were sentenced Otwo year
each In the penlteutiary and kausB to on
year. Two thousand chickens, 1t is said
have been stolen by the trio.
The legislative committee appointed I
inquire into the matter OF the malfeasane
i'll o.sice OF ex, State Treasurer Archer c
Maryland, last week began a count OF th
states securities IN the custody OF the Sal
, Deposit Company. The defalcation Is mo-
placed at sl32,4 This does not lnelud
the S50,0U0 of registered stock, the where
abouts OF which IL said 20 ba unknown.
William II. Wales, alias Webb, arrsste
In Cincinnati on the i'm was sent to Bait
= more last week to answer several charge
! OF obtaining money on false pretehca
, just before the hour for removal from I'll
, county jail he forced door with hatch
: and got into the street, aud was there sh'
a q captured by a turnkey. The ball mac
Il bad flesh wound IN the leg.