Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
IN aEsnHAD.

tutendent OF the Railway mail StrVlce, |
died In Waterville. Maine, Tuesday.
The Louisiana Lottery Company has
offered the state OF Louisiana 81 200 OOo
per annun for tho privilege OF maintaining
lottery.
Tho American Surgical Association also
began ils annual session In Washington.
President Wyancel delivered the opening
address.
TIE Grand Lodge OF the Independent
Order OF Ola Fellows met In Wilmington,
N. o., Tuesday. The reports presented
showed large increase Ia membership.
Myrtads o. worms, resembling the army
worm, are making their appearances In the
southern and snstern parts OF Lancaster
county, Pa, and are rayaging the grass
tields.
The Missouri Pacific announces these
rates From 81. Louis to Kansas City, ~; TO
Laaveuworth, S3.G5; TO Atchlson and 81.
Joseph, -; to Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Denver, SlO.5U.
The Kansas City railroad Tuesday IAN
! RoIneed that the Burlington's st. Paul.
Chicago rate would be met, HI also the So.
paul.Kansas City rate announced by the
| Milwaukee 4 st. Paul road.
The Association OF American Physicians
! began Its fifth annual session In washing
| tot, d. O., Tuesday. Dir. William Pepper
and Dir. j. p. q. Griffith OF Philadeiphis,
/ among OlneTHI redu papers
Tha Ohio & Mississippi rond has cut the
| passenger rate bstween Cinclnnati and
/ Kansas City to e., made up OF 81 rate
from Cincinnati to st. Louis aud d % rate
from st. Louis 10 Kansas City.
The medical board appointed to make
| survey In the case OF PaymAster General
LOCKER has reported to the Secretary OF the
1 Navy that he Ii incapacitated for duty, and
! recommends that he he granted leave Of
4 Nh fpF
hsalth.
The 80 600 license recently granted to
John Lennon by the sslectmen OF Dracut.
| Massachusetts, was revoked Tuesday, AZ
the result OF q conference hstween Lennon
and the select en-. rhe lioonse fee will bs
refunded. This action 10 In accord with
pubic sentiment.
In Baltimore Tuesday Judge Stewart
decided that Stevenson Archer, OK state
Treasurer, cannot be ttisi for embez1e-
ment The argument was on demurrer
10 tho Indictment charging him with en-
b 2siug 1882 900 from the state. The state
Will now have 20 rely upon the malfeasance
case at Annapolis,
The cornerstone OF the new million and
hnlf Music Hail, to which Andrew Oar
neEie gave SHDlit00. was laid Tuesday
afternoon In NeH York. This hail Is at the
corner OF Fiity.sevonEa street. and seventh
avenue. The pnIqust OF rms structure will
scat 5000 more thau the Metropolitan
Opera House. MIR. Carnegie made an adj
dress.
The board OF biahops OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church closed their session in
New York Tuesday. Bishop Newman was
appointed to visit Japan aud hold the con-
ference there In July, Tha judgment of
this bishops ia that IN endowment OF at
lahst $4,000 600, and sulta0e buildings In
addition. should be procured before the
proposed university In Washington be put
IN operation.
The Illinois HnmfR opathic Medical As5o.
citation Is In annual session In Chicago.
, The next safe legislature will probably
provide for an additional asylum for the
insane aad the homm lpathists propose to
Try TO have 1t put IN charge OF their school
! OF medicine. To this end they will unite
! In an effort TO secure tae nomination oil
! general state officers and members Of the
lsigsature pledged to give Thorn what they
want.
The value OF the domestic breadstuiIs ex.
!, ported from the United States during the
! month 81 April, 1890 was l653i, LAG ;,foI
: the month of April, 1889. 90, 537 $50. The
: hehf and hog products exported from the
9 United States last month were valued a
= ~ S95,35l. In April, 1889, the figures wert
q 81, 6S,622. The value OF the exports o.
. dairy products In April, 1880, was S48i, f55
! and In April, 1889, 3i2O,02l.
/, IEb5lnbQt hbybr OF tu6 b1ltlulOre ~ OllI
! railroad, SAYS there Is no truth whatever II
!, the recently published reports that the BAL
: timore ~ Ohio is looking towards m extern
! sion of Its system through a deal" with
= Richmond terminal, or that my party II
! tbs board OF directors OF the Baltimore 4
: Ollo Ia at all concerned about the sale o
Baltimore city's stock ir the company, or o
the sale Of the johns Hopkins stock.
The htchison. Topeka Il Slu.a Fe roat
"a announced Tuesday, In Chicago, that /
4 would meet both ways the S. rate OF tn
|. Chicago Il Alton from Kansas City 10 Chi
" clgo. Tue Chicago, Burlington N Qlinc.
- Raya notice that IL would establish rate o
d 81 from Kansas City to st. Louis, takinl
d effect F.id4y. No further reductions wer
II made between Ohica % and st. Paul, blu
X report had It that the Burlington h North
"a ern was preparing to spring u ! | rate from
st. Paul to Chicago.
Ip The first arrest was made In San Fran
ID cisco Tuesday under a city ordinance rt
sr auiring the removal OF all the Chinese to
IS district on the outskirts OF the city. Short
after the arrest the consul, on behalf th
nt this prisoner, applied to the Ulite
States circuit court Tor O writ OF habeH
corpus, setting forth that the prisoner WI
u subject OF the Emperor of China. Til
writ was granted and the prisoner was +,
leu+eA on bail. Argument will be heard |
al the Unitei States circuit court July l4sh.
~ An attempt ia to be made to secure til
u reletae from the penitautiary of the COT
7, yictei Chicago Anarchists, Flolden, Sohwa
= and Neebe. An application will be mad
70 to Judge Gresham for u writ of habel
. corpus on the ground that the prisoners al
:. detained without due process OF law. III
~ writ Is to bs asked for on the ground tht
u after sentence of dearh was pssse
Y. upon the doomed Anarchists, and Meet
v WAS sentenced to 10 years Imprisonment
" the case was appealed to the suprem
court. where thu findings Of the lower cou
Th ad the sPSR ss q ,n Tse G ed0
:. We're not taken before the supreme court
u hear this affirmation OF their sentence an
their lawyers were not even not fed to [
10 present. IL ia claimed thnt thls was
\ n breach of institutional rights.
Returns from all except fve OF the pre-
or bYteries Of the Presbyterian church on II
y. question OF revision OF the rrnat aro mi
ch ished by the New York Independent or
- hundred aud thirty-three hIye voted Il
ar. revision, 60 against revision, and hay
"a declined to vote; 1872 ministers AMI elder
40 have voted against revision, and 1891 mil
." listers and elders for teviSion ~ OF III
nj presbyterles cast unanimous Vote
~, against and Is for revision. The mnjori
~, either for or against revision WAS given |
- this Presbytery of Huntingdon, Pa, the 70
IN. being two for revision and II against. Ne
: YORK, which cast this largest vote gave
n Tor revision an. l5 against, q majority
III 40, which is exactly what tho Preshytesy
az brooklyn gave on the same side. All OF II
IN. Pennsylvania Praabgtefies, save Erie, LaGl
nwanna and Northumberland, voted again
nat revision, Most Of the Pfesoyterlus OF Ne
IN York voted for revision Many on Il
tar southern presbyteries, composed chiefly
ar. negroes. voted solldly against revision,
in did also tho Presbgteries Of California.
--.--ae-e-e-