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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

A friend OF the late Henry E. Ralston> Of
this city, who was shot and killed in
McKeesport, Pa, on the night OF Saturday,
June 2Sth, writes to the GAZETTE to corr
rect the statement sent out In the press dis
patches that his death occurred In speak
easy" saloon. He says: He was not shot In
a speak easy but In the house in which he
was boarding, by man named Patrick
Varley. Varley fred two shots, one pene-
trRting the stomach and lodging In the
spinal column, the other penetrating the
lett shoulder and taking q downward
course. Ralston lived about 80 hours after
daAth -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

OF the insinuation that, because PYesi-
dent Cleveland made money out of the
sale OF his country home lear Washing
ton, it is proper for Mrs. Harrison to ac-
cept the gift Of cottage ut Cape May
Point, in turtherAnce Of the selfish aims
Of building lot spectators there, the Bal
ttmore san says; "Partissu rancor and
malice could scarcely go further than
this. Mr. Cleveland bought the Oak
View property with his own money at its
full market value, not even being known
in the transaction when il was made.
Secretary Whitney bought q place near
him, aud other Investments in tho neigh
borhood followed. When the section
began to develop it was natural that the
march Of CITY improvements should
trend that way. To seek to hold Mr..
Cleveland responsible for the booming
that followed is an absurdi.y that could
only suggest itself to very small mind,
and the effort merely serves to emphasize
the fact tina. he WAS not gitt-taker while
President"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10
ssnrst.rr TrnoY has returned to Wash.

Secretary Tracy mas fetufndu 70 Wton@
ington from visit to New England.
The Attorney General has received tn
resignation of George 8. Durrie, United
States attorney for New Jersey.
A Chicago paper says that the stock
yards in that city will heuoeforth be CON-
trolled by the vanderbilts that they
have secured control of them and thatI
the concern is to be capitalized for ga, y
600, 900 and the stock placed upon the
market. II is understood that Ohaunoey
M. Depew will be president Of the COM
pany.
Secretary Noble Tuesday afternoon
received the following dispatch from
Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyoming, "rhis
dispatch Just received from Norris Basins
AT 4.16 p. m. there was a severe shook
of earthquake, followed by q terribk
soar, and upon investigation 1t proved
hat the geyser called New Crater had an
eruption. 1t is throwing up column Of
steam, stones and water, about 300 feet
in circum ference, and to the height Of
about 125 feet, and shaking the whole
basin around that vicinity"
A dispatch from Chicago says that .
bomD 10 about TO DO thrown into the
camp Of the gas trust. Ever since the
Charlton fight against the trust developed
into q fasco, the city law department has
been working on the case aad in week
or 10 days will commence legal proceed
ings in the courts to take away the fran
chises of the different gas companies that
belonged 20 the trust. II have been
gathering material for some time" said
Assistant Corporation Counsel Robinson
Tuesday, "and in q few days we will b.
ready to proceed against the gas trust in
the courts and try to get their charter
away from them"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, cbapped hands, ehilblalns,
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale by Beatou Smith, corner Seventh
and Pine streets. Goods delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

A sunday-school committee belonging to
one OF the prominent churches OF the city,
which went to Lincoln Park, N. j., oppo-
site Oh ester. Tuesday to investigate for q
site for sunday-school picnic, missed
connections aud were carried on to Phila-
delphia In the steamer City OF Chester.
All the party of ladies and gentlemen were
detained In the city until evening arriving
here about 10 D, NJ.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

Do our Philadelphia contemporaries
clearly comprehend that Ex-state Treas
urer Archer of Maryland is abouttc enter
upon term Of 1--WE years in the peniten-
tiAry for initiating, on smaller scale,
Matthew Stanley Quay's methods of iinan-
ciering-and getting caught at III Un-
fortunately for Archer, there was no
Cameron at hand to make restitution for
the sake Of the party. But Archer says
none OF the money he took was
lost in gambling or squaudered in diare-
putable dissipation. This is where,
though clad in convict's g,rb, he stands
befors the community better man than
the Pennsylvania boss who has not dared
to make any euch disclaimer. May it
not we'll be that, il the truth were kuown:
Archer In prison less dishonor feels
Than Quay with Pennsylvania at his heelsr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

Out in Iowa there is town whose in
hsbitants want to introduce electric light
ing, but are uncertain what effect The new
illuminant Wonld have upon their COWS,
which Foam at large through the streets.
II the electric lamps would keep the
COWS up all nigh. foraging on grass and
shruhbery, they would prefer to stick to
kerosene for street lighting. Any infor-
nation as to how town cows behave in
other places lighted by electricity will be
thankfully received in ibis Iowa village.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

LONDON, July e.-Quietness prevails
throughout entire metropolitan police
force this morning. None of the men
have gene on strike.
Two members Of the police force who
were taken into custody for assAulting
superior officers yesterday have each
been sentenced to IA days imprisonment.
The men are weakening. They have
no organization and II is not likely they
will attempt to enforce their demands by
q general strike. II is probable, how
ever, further isolated disturbances may
occur. The constabIes who were dis
missed from the force for their connec-
ton with the present troubles are petit
tioning the authorities for reinstatement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

Fix. state Treasurer Archer 0, Maryland
goes to the penitentiary for ave years,
while Quay still ats in this United Staten
Senate, runs the Republican party and
dictates tickets and platforms for Penn
BylYania.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

At tho regular meeting OF the Board OF
Water Commissioners Tuesday evening tho
weekly payroll OF $425.a8 was ordered
paid. The balance In bank was reported
to be az follow.: Current expenses, t54,-
1853; special, e3,015.33. Bills were passed
as follows: Lawrence Burns, IS 9Oj l. r..
Belts, $3.l0; ]. o. Brlson, 81; Brass and
Iron Work Co.,, $685.; william Campbell,
$40; j. v. Carlisle d 90 Sll7.S0; Edward
Urumlish, S2O; N. b. Oulbert, $lbO;
Philemma Chandler. s43.21; j. d. Garter Il
Co. 80 10; William Davidson, Sll.Se; DIa-
mond Ice o., $22.s9; Diamond State Oar
Spring Co., "a; Edge Moor Iron 90, 9 1850;
Fairbanks & Co., $685.; John 8. Grohe,
ZIG IS; Franz GinRlebach, S27.6n; James
Harrington, So; j. II. Hudson 4 Co., SS05 ;
j. O. Johnson q Son, $3.50; Knowles steam
pump works, 1889 so; Leonard q Ellis,
Ss5 81; Michael Leonard, 5000; Frank A.
Mitchell, S27.42; Henry Mckinney, 1923 20
L. McGathey, ego; William G. Pierce, . a;
Phillips Il Kane, t51 .03; Philadelphia, Will
mington i Baltimore Railroad o., &l7.l6i
Remington Machine o., 1864; George
W. Stone. $l2; speakman Supply and Pipe
Co., $50; s G. Simmons h Bro, $75,S ;
A. j. Travis, sl2.50; George Taylor, $40
A. Traynor, els; L. j. Talley, S7l.22; II. d.
Wood Il Co.. tiSO.2S; Wilmington Coal Gas
Co., S13l26; Charles Warner o.. $72s 25
Harry Yerger, a2.5O; Fl. 8. Bullock, Sl.4O.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

Tell the good news to the suffering
Al last is "A remedy found,
Which might have saved, had they knoS II,
Many who're under tho ground.
Tell of the "Favortte Prescription"
Bid hopeless women DO glad
Bear the good news TO poor creatures,
Heart-sick, discouraged and sad.
''Female diseases" so terrible in their eff
fects, and so prevalent among all classes,
can be cured by the use OF DR.. Pierce's Fa-
yorite Prescription.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

An exchange says there are one $4,000
and seven 5000 greenbacks in existence.
The name of the lucky newspaper man
who owns them il mot given
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

WANTED MAN a Asrrs ass s1rrs s sss
- low. new styles; new patterns; new lick:
new factory. Not governed by Safe Foo
Every Safe warranted. Rare chance. fellil-
nent business. Our terms and ca alogae
convince you gents clear 5000 10 . = " -
month. Write for exclusive territory -...t.. /;
SAFE Co., CINCINNATI, o.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10
rAsann ornn rHn VETO.

Louisiana's Legislature Bouns
Fnst 10 Its ldol-Actton In thsI
R0use.
New ORLEANS, July 9.-The' house to-
day aga passed the lottery bill, thit]
time over the governors veto, by vote
OF 60 to 81, exactly enough 20 carry IL,
There was no change In any vote.
The bill did not reach the senate In
time to act on II, but IT will bs taken up
tomorrow morning, and, IL Us balieyed,
passed over the veto in that nouse also.
One of the senators, Mr.. smith, OF
Sabine, who favors the lottery, Is very
seriously i'll, but he would be bsouehs
into the senate in an invalid chair TO.
morrow, as his vote Is necessary. Ths
legislature sdjourns Thursday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

Besides the regular features
which have given Book Meas
so much favor, the July nutn-
Der contains a very interest
Ing and carefully prepared
Suggestive list of Books to
read before going to Eu-
rope" with hints of the scope
and style Of most of them.
The plate paper portrait this
month Is of Jules Verne.
Book Meas Is sc a number.
soc a year.
You'll be surprised to see,
how little Ice Is needed to-
keep the Puritan Refrigerator
near a zero temperature in
the hottest weather.
Uprights, STAYS to 500.
S'deboards, $I2 TO $40.
Ice Chests. $3.50 to $40.
OF all the modest priced
Trunks, No. II has the mer-
rlest smile for baggage
smashers. Strong frame, well
covered, combination lock.
extra heavy catches, wooden
cleats, steel clamps and three
strap hinges. A slightly trunk.
too, and only sc to $40 for 2S
TO go ZACH sizes. OF course
Theatrical Trunks ($Io to
SI4 are stronger, so are Sole
Leather Trunks.
They are all here aud a
room full more, including:
saratogas, $3.50 to si7.
| Steamer Trunks up 10 $40.
Basket Trunks, S2i, sos, $28.
Basket Steamer Trunks, Sl4s5 up.
John MANAMAKER
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10
in eENMRAL.

Pears soap is the most elesantt toilet adjunct
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-10

THE ARENA for June is Of especial interest
to wilmingtonians, opening as 1t doss with
poem by Edgar Fawcett, the subject OF
which is "Queen Christina and De Liar"
Another side OF her life is there represented,
different from the ono We are familiar with.
The Ray. ], W, Lee, D. D. nresents a most
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Sas Slmt6ao in Smemps 9lprcS,
SamienO Sootc uno 5000 Gertpunnetc. -
gsieoerbcriteaung Der Rube. - Sas Bonn
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Der SnurettioH in bieiiger StaOt bombar
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bate, Die Sta0t ;uei SuQe lang. Slele @e=
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Den.
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pblldc &ertetr nit SutnoS 9lprcS, MA sat
peltoH, III mieOer i'm @augc, uue Die bielt9cn
9eamten Der uOieritauid)eu 5eIcgrapben=
Comp" crtldreu hieie 9batiadle tiir elnen
SemetS, DaB Der 6ricOc III Der 9iepublit 9Ir
gentInleH mtepcr bcrgeitcut lit.
EariS, 81. }uli. - Cine 9epcdle aus
Susnos 2lUreS melbet: pie &Onien llnh
iuieber oifeH, alleiu ole 9Urie' iii nod ge=
it)loHcu. Sine FrcB &euiur lit eiugeiibrt,
Die Organization eiucS GoaiitiouS-GabinetS
III i'll SeratbuHg, &ollItduoigc 6ubc berrdt
lett III DER : Ia l." ~
SHeHoS IpreS, 81. ,Sull. - >Sn ben
Nderb0uOiitritteu Der 9tcpMblit Nauern Die
llnrnbeu tort. Die groBe nad Dem Siiben
fhrenbC yROGrto &abn" lit ltllcumclle
aufgcriicu, uu0 Sruppeu iiuo obgcid)idt
poroeu, nm Oit nit 9(eparamr Oerieiben
beid)ditigteu }lrbciter Su idJiiteu, 9ie &am
mern inn i'll 2ieung. Die 2(ugube iiber
Die beNbiidltigte Giniiibrung ciHeS 3mauaS
furies miro III 2tbrsNc gcilellt. Die GOlO-
prGmie betrGgt 250.
%Ouoon, /. 9luguit-ginc 9epeidc Der
pSimeS" ans Sncnos 2lgrcS melNCt; Mi
uau;ie0eS GbNos uno 9tnOrd,ic bcrri0cu
bier. Sine %ili, melhe Die 8eSabnH0 iGi-
liaer &edluunueu aui ctueu 3Jiouat per
id)iebt, lit pou Ocu aammeru paNut mOrNeu
lplro iCnod erit mad ibrer lntcricoiJuung
burd) ben SrGiioenIeu III Strait trctcH. Sin
grpBcr Qrud miro OHSgciibt, I'M Die HcI9
nation NcS %raiiOenten GelmaH I'll crmlu
nrn
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Vartif,tlariitijd,e Nca,,,,eet,

Ser uSDnill6eu 3eituug" mirb aus Ser
lin aeld)rieben: yy9ie neuerbinge pom mel
fider unb Geiiild, partifulaririid]er ..Seite
nit ungsid,euter Sfenbeit erbobene Tprpe=
rung, bab Die Grgebniie beS Sabres 1866
riidgdnsig genla6t rperhen iollten, iinbet
auf im 6iirltentbum Stems alt. einie, mo- Die
nationaleu Grrungenld)aften itets aui be
lonDers bartnadigen SStberitanh 9citoben
iinb, begeilferten Seiiall. Sn Der @reiser
r2anbeSS Seitung" beiprtd)t elm Sor. Goaz
mann, eiu iriiberer beiiid)er @eiitlid)er, iett
@eld)iftslebrer beS fiir!lid)cn yebrereuli-
mars in G5rei;, euen &ortrag beS teiIiid)en
publi;iitiden slgitatorS Dtartin iiber ben
llntergang Der furbeliii6en SclbTitGuSigteit
uno ereifert lid) ebenlals fiir cine enoiide
Siibne beS groBen llnrcttS II pom
S66," baS III leinen iucitern Trlgen sur
llntergrabrng alcr Srbnnna unb ;un llm=
iturS aller legitimcn 6iiriteuredlte fiihreu
Mlllle. Sem ent9egen Su neten, lei belOuberS
9u'9ape aller Gonieruatiuen III 9eutid)lanb.
Sas beornDliule Nnmadieu Der Sp;ial=
III otr tie lei cine HaturgenIdBe
Sol9e Der pSiinbcn" pon 1866. ,gSie foun
man aul ben Sicg beS legitimcu 6bHia=
tbulns banen, lolange Der SrId) nit Dem
ge9Iiimltotsplniip nid)t gehcilt lit, iiber
oeH 9ileWuHo WeNr frlumphlrt hat, ais Die
SnSialSemptTatie? BIC 9iotb Ser 3eit entz
halt cine gemoltigc Mabuung on aue, mel
DIE oil Dem an9eitamHIten Siritcntbum in
2eutldlano ferbaltcn unN nit ihm hoS
gSobi bes SatcrlauoeS uutrenabar oerfniinft
iebcn: Die giabnuns, iid) aui Die moArbatt
conierpatpcn @ruubiGRc Su beiirueu, nm
Die @rfenntniB, baB Die 9lHncrionen pOn
1866 ell ungsbeiltcr ShaSen I'M geibe bes
oeuti6en Jfeid)es ieieu, purd) be Norberuuo
ibrer 9Sieberamibebuug, ielbiuerltGublio,
AMI geieslidenl &egc, 5n bctbatiaeu." ,sNl
&eub Sreis," bemertt pe;u oie p9iatioual.
@orr.," rift Die legitime SrOuuna bod, njd,t
geitort moroen, uno liienanO hubert has
Oorfise patriardlaliide 6iirilemeginleut, eas
pole Maab leiner Solfsbegliiduns IN ipen.
ben. @leidipobl gebort aber 9eraoe oos
Durifentbum ReuB Il. z. su oen tcilc.
fen Sitea Der SOsialeemofra.
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9irbcit ltuo 2pbu.
slnsiid,t aui cneu augemcimen Sd6critrife in
Gbicaap.-aluocre 9lusit6nor.

Ghicago, 81. SSuli.-9Senn Die p9lmez
rican Biscuit Gompagnic" Die Soroeruugen
tbrer lirifenhen Bidder nidt bcluilligt, 10
lpu, mie ole oSGGer= Union" be'd)loileu bat,
Der Setricb in allen btcitgcn SGdereien, eirz
ld)lieBlitb berlentgen, hcren Gigentbiiner bic
Tprntrungen Der @eielien bemilligt baben,
eiuaciteltt mernen. &o$o. Nlbrid) & 9renner,
peld)c ibr @eld)dit inter Der Sirn1a She
Nmcrcan Biscuit Gompagnic" betreiben,
beiiCbcn aui ibrer &eigcruuQ unb Gin allgc=
ncincr Strite ld)eiut uupermeiblidl.
Hhtlahel Up bia, 81. <juli.-0er Strife
Der btcitgen MGntclmaher hat nad) 14=lpD=
digger 2auer nit cincnt Siege Der Strifer
gceubet. Die 6nbritanten miliNeu Gin, nllr
liitglleber Der llnion Su beldGitigcn unb oie
nGbrenp bcS StrifeS angeitellten Grlatleute
Su Cntlalicu. 2ic Strifer perlpreden, alle
Grlableute, melde 1id) Der Union an;uldlie=
BEN ipiiuldcn, III Den Serbanb auf;uneb=
men, 10 paB bielelbeu ipdter Seldditisuug
erbalten f6nnen.
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baben. Sic erflGren, iie miirDen iid ME
mails hem Serlaugen elmer auSld)lieBlid)
aus rulfid)en Ssraeliten ;uiammcugelettcn
lluion iiigen.
Httto surg, Ea., 81. Suli.-9lm MIDI
iten Otontag merben 400 @ppler Die Nrbeit
einltellen, nm Die Gontrole iiber Die 2cbr=
linge Ill erringen. Der Strite mirp ldnnlt=
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cages auslteben.
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Strife 1purbe bcute az alien ;nr 3elt in Jfez
paratur begrifrenen Sdulbdulern angeorb=
net. Die rS&alftug Delegates" iinb nit
brei Gontraften unsuirieben uno baben Die
@rSiebuugsbeb0rpe auigeioroert, bieielben
su aunullircn. Girfu 1900 2lrbeitcr iinp OIL
bem Strifc betbciligt. Gs lit Speiielbait,
oh Die Sdulen am 8. September wieber CT
0inet iueroen t6uncn.
McSecSp Ba., 81, Suli.- Ser
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beigelcgt unb bic 1000 2lrbcter fcbren NOR
gen ans 9&trf juriif. 9ic Erin;ipole merz
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elN, Den pGrln fcIgeletten yobn Ill beSablcn.
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glus Smba.

oauauHd, 81. Sult.-9cr pG1uuEcr
Ssren" unO oic bicitge p0auOclSfnumer"
baben lid Gn oie Rcglcruug III Niabrtb nit
einer EctitiOu 9cmenoet, III mcdCr Um Nuf-
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gebeteu miro. Sic Eetentcu iinb Der 9ln=
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III hcridfcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-01
souutaes,paua iu cincinnati.

Cincinnati, 9, 81. Enli Nidter
Sutbmaite beitdtigte Nas llrtbeil bes Bolt
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Den biirien. Go mlroc Nld)t bemlelcn, baB
geiitige @etrdutc pcrfauit lporocn ieeu, benu
Die gar mar geihlolicu; alleiu Der 9tidter
cnthiep nad GrDrterung pcridicOeucr
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Ntidlia0H uub : bio, paB %e0erer boS GIeleb
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rid1t Gppcllireu. IN Dem Sale oeS gSirtbeS
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SuaBe murOe oNs poliicigerihtlid)e llrtbeil
pom gleid)en Gid)ter ebenialls beilGtigt uuo
gSarfinger megen SHenbalteus uno &erz
fanIs 9eiiiiger eerdnte am Sonntag Su 80
5agcn NrbettshaUs unO 800 Sube neblt
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