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Evening journal., 1891-02-09
POLICE NEWS

Someone broke open the door Of Dr.
Mullins's office on Delaware avenue.
yesterday morning, and entered the
building but were frightened of by
pedestrians.
Officer Taylor shot dog, which was
badly injured Yesterday by being rnn
over by horse car on the Wilmington
City Passenger Railway line, at Sixth
and Market streets.
The regular monthly inspection Of the
police force was held yesterday. The
mayor and chief of police we're present
aud fonnd the police in their usual neat
and cleanly style. The buildings are in
good condition.
Mayor Harrington appointed George
B. Buck of the Sixth ward. to the posi-
tion Of patrolmsn on Saturday, TO 6ll
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Charles w. Shultz 0ficer Buck hogan
his new duties yesterday morning IN the
Fourth district. Officer Grimm has been
transferred to the district formerly
patrolled by Officer Shultz, in the Ninth
district.
Ollie Wilson, colored, and "Reddy"
Ryan became involved in q quarrel on
the coast, about TO- 80 o'clock on Satur-
day night. The two mel came TO blows
and had punished each other severely,
wheu Ryan suddenly drew a knife from
his pocket and stabbed Wilson in the
back, infllcting deep, dangerous wound
Officer Sherer quickly arrested Ryan and
summoned the patrol wagon to remove
Wilson 70 the Delaware Hospital. viii
son will recover but, as he lost a great
deal of blood. the wound is still very
dangerous Ryan is still at the police
station, awaiting the result Of the col
slSL nlA.. 5 .-iGl.os.
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HACB0NALD'S OPINION.
Sir John Says Reciprocity Is
s.-.-... a. Yelled Treason.
AN NaEssH SUBJECT FOREVER.

The Peemier Ia Down on the Canadian
Anzezatiop Hdea and EIoquently In
weighs Agas~as IL in an Appeal 80 His
Suppo-ters-Th Liberals Denounced.
OTTAWA, Oat Feb. a.-Sir John Macdon-
aid, premier Of Canada, declares emphat-
ically against reciprocity with the United
States. He caRs it veiled treason devised
to secure the annexation Of Canada to the
great Americas repablic Sir John does
not propose 70 address many public gath
erings during the coming campaign, but
be has issuea a manifesto outlining the
platform upon which he stands as leader
of the Conservative party
The policy Of the government, he says,
Is the same as IL has been for thirteen years,
and is guided by firm determination to
foster and develop the varied resources Of
the DonAinion by every means consistent
with Caaada's position as an integral part
OF the British empire.
He IL Against IL.
He points with pride TO the contrast be-
tween the prosent thriving condition Of
the country ard the state Of affairs existing
when his Liberal opponents fell from power
in 1873 He charges them with upholding
a policy Of complete reciprocity with the
United States ano high tariff against the
rest Of tho world
Such pelley, says Sir John, involves
discrimination against the products Of the
mother country, and must inevitably re
suit in the annexation of Canada TO the
srilt
he violently objects II would, moreover,
necessitate tho imposition Of a direct tax,
amounting TO Sls, ,eO0, 600 annually
the Premier's Query.
"If American manufacturers now com
pete successfully with their British rivals,
IN spite Of duty levied equally upon both,
What villa happen with the duty removed
frUm Americas and increased upon British
productsi7 rs the query put by the premier.
I'm concEusiDB he says:
"The qaestion you are called upon 10
determine ts tbisi Shall we endanger our
possession Of this great heritage be
queathed 10 var by our fathers and submit
ourselves 30 slirect taxation for the priv
ilege Of baving cur tariff fixed at Wash.
ington, and The prospect of ultimately bt-
coming part Of the American Unioni
II commend these issues to your judg.
ment with an unclouded confidence that
you viii proclaim TO the world your re
solve and 10 show yourselves not unworthy
Of the proud distinction you enjoy in being
numbered among the most dutiful and
loyal SUBJECTS Of our beloved queen.
An rnTlishman Till Death.
As for myself, my course is clear. A
British subject was born; a British sub
1ect l am, and a British subject / win die
With my Wt@aost effort, with my latest
breath viii oppose the veiled treason
which attempts by sordid means and mer-
cenary offers 10 win our people from their
allegiance y
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MARRIwp

DONALnSON-SCRA FTON. On Febrna-v
4. 1891, BY Few. George f. Thompson. al No
l4O2 West Fou, tn street. Thomas II Donald.
son and May H. Scrafton, both OF Whining
ton.
H-WOLLASTON.- At Newark
Del, on February 3, by Rev. II. y. Mason
James g. EdmansOn and Emily s Wollaston'
both OF Delaware.
WILLIAMS On February 4 nv
J. EDGAR r anklin, Walter a Reed and Alice
b. Williams, both Of Wilmington.
SFAATS-DAVIDSON. In this CITY. On
February 4. by Rev John b. 3. Hanna.
Charles W. Stats Of PHILADELPHIA and Mise
Anna E. Davidson Of Wilmington, Del
q rWI6GINS-JOIfNSON - Iu this citv. On
FEBRUARY .. hY Rev. T.. W Long Thsmas
Virgins and Margaret johnson.
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a Danrerou. societv uneartb.a.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Feb civilian and
George Buisairage Matt Moldazes and
John lafurnikus, four Polanders, have
been committed TO the county jail IA de.
fault q tss50o bail each for murderously
clubbing and siahhing five OF their fellow
countrynen who were instrumental IN
having a friend Of one Of the accused sent
to jail for assa0lt and highway robbery
The men named are rinRleaders of a society
which has fof its object the avenging oi
wrongs done its members and the payment
of all expenses Of members who get
into trouble before the courts. The
discovery Of the soeiety's existence Is of
great Importance OF late Il has been al
most impossible for the commonwealth 70
convict Poles OF crimes on account Of the
vast amount OF testimony put up in favor
OF the accused This kind Of testimony Is
now believed to have been supplied by pro
fessional witnesses, members Of the society.
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stabbed a. a spelling Rec.

PEAKsvILLE, No. Feb Lloyd Mckee
highly respected citizen, was stabbed by
William Shafiet, a man Of rather unsayory
reputation, near here. The Shaffer broth
ers and Mckee were az the Highland school
attending a spelling bee. when an old
grudge between them cropped out Will
lam Shafier and his brother left the build
ing and called Lloyd Mckee out As Nc
kee stepped from the door some one struck
him with bag of shot, and William Shaffer
stabbed him in the breast. Death ensued
in few minutes. As Mckee received the
fatal thrust be stabbed Shaffer in the
breast Shaffer Is dying.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
y. Km.a nl. weroer sueeth.nrt.

OMAHA, Neb. Feb 9--A young insur-
ance agent named II. NJ. Rogers, who ar
rived here from Chicago last week, at
tempted suicide yesterday after writing a
letter addressed 70 the United States Nut
ual Life Insurance company, Of New York,
confessing to the murder Of his sweet
heart last summer near Mercer, Pa. He
did not mention names, but admitted
having assumed the name by which he was
known. When he realized that he would
live he made an effort to secure the letter,
but the authorities had been apprised and
secured the confession and took charge Of
Rogers. Mercer authorities have been
wired He is intelligent and Of good ad-
droec
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
warhine for Dr. Ra,mond,

CHICAGO, Feb. Director General Davis
has received a number Of letters urging
the appointment Of DR. r. w Raymond,
Of New York, as chief Of the department
Of mines and mining for the Worlds fair
DR.. Raymond is az present secretary Of the
American Institute Of Mining Engineers,
Of which society he has been twice presi-
dent He is now in Europe. Among the
letters received by Col. Davis yesterday
was one from Abram s. Hewitt, in which
the latter promised 20 use his streag per
s0nai influence with Dr. Raymond 70 get
him to accept the position II offered to him.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
Cousressman Phelan,s death.

WASHINGTON, Feb 9-The remains Of
Congressman Phelsn, Of Tennessee, were
brought here last night from New York
aud were placed temporarily in a receiving
vault in Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. Phelan,
who was very i'll at the time of Mr..
Phelan's death in Nassau, is expected here
in about two weeks time, when she will
determine upon the final resting place Of
her husbands remains-whether here in
the Congressional cemetery OF in Memphis.
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saving the june Bright.

Wreckers pumped on the schooner
June Bright. which is aground or
Brandywine Shoals, Delaware Bay, all
day yesterday, but have failed to dis
lodge her. Two Large steam pumps
were used. The wrecking steamer
Tamesi arrived at Philadelphia yesterday
morning with the schooner's sails and
stores. Another attempt will be made to
6oat the vessel to-day, but It is feared
the work will have to be abandoned.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
west on = Trial rrip

The new steamer Washington OF the
Washington and Norfolk line went on a
trial trip 10 the Delaware river Saturday
afternoon. She is one Of the largest and
handsomest vessels ever built by the
harlan and Hollingsworth Company.
Many visitors and several members Of the
company we're present and expressed
themselves as being greatly pleased by
the success OF the steamer. This was
only preliminary trip, but it waa en-
tirely satisfactory, and the steamer will
leave tns hbiPyaro IN short time.
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AL unnatnral Mother,. crIme.

HENDERSON, Ky, Feb. 9.-People in this
city are thoroughly aroused over the double
crime Of an unnatural mother Martha
Irwin, white woman about 30 years old,
was on Saturday arrested charged with
infanticide. Evidence before the coroner's
jury brought out the fact that she gave
birth to twins Friday night, which were in
the morning found in an old well near by,
she having thus disposed of them.
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anhn nt.H.nun n..a

WAsHRaTOE, Pa. Feb 9--Mr. John Nc.
keown, the wealthiest individual oil pro
ducer in the country, died at his home here
yesterday When oil was discovered IN
Butler county he was employed as a driller.
He bought in big well and started his
fortune, which Is now S5,oO0,000 He has
been one Of the boldest Of "wildcatters .
and twice has been reduced to poverty.
During the past ten years, however his
ventures have been uniformly successful
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
,saIvatlon romn nTu., NJ.

SKDALIA, Mo, Feb 9.-Thomas William
son, known as salvation Tom" from the
fact that he was leader In the local
branch Of the Salvation Army, has been
convicted Of murder of Jefferson and
Charles Moore, father and son, in May
last, and was sentenced to be hanged
March 20 Williamson is 65 years old. An
effort was made to secure his acquittal on
the the ground Of insanity, but il failed.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
BanA Burglar Get ss.4oo.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, Feb. e-Bank rob
bers made raid az Ridgeville, Ind, fifty
miles south Of here, securing s, 400 When
the officials opened the bank al the usual
hour they found the vault, which was pro
yided with time lock and was thought to
be burglar proof, had been drilled and
blown open and its contents distracted
The JOB was the work Of professionals.
Detectives are working on the case.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
A Sudden Death.

David Grow. young man employed as
a driver for Z l. Dupont de Nemours &
Co., returned to his home in Christiana
hundred on Saturday evening from work.
and feeling weary lay down on the lounge
an hour afterward when a member Of
the family went to rouse him he was
dead. Apoplexy was the cause Of death
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suicide po.tt.tsr,. v,,,,n, n..a

BELLKvIILE, Ills, Feb. 9.-Mrs. Mary
Poettekef dice at Smithton yesterday as
the result Of pistol wound inflicted last
Tuesday by her jealous brother-in-lay
Henry P0etteker, who after beating and
shooting her fired a bah into his own
mouth, and instantly ended his miserable
career
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
Academy OF Music.

The Academy of Music has had many
Irish plays this season. but its patrons
seem never to tire Of them. On Thurs
day evening and the ensuing nights Of
this week, Charles Erin Werner, q capable
actor, win play Shamus O'Brien.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
DIED al Her Home.

Mrs. Josephine Jinks. formerly a resi-.
dent OF this city, but recently OF Landen
berg, Pa, died suddenly at her home OF
epileptic fits, on Saturday afternoos Q.
after an illness OF two hours. She leaves
. husband - lHe sa.ldlen.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
CHESS SANS V0IR.
J. H. BLACKBURNE,
The FAMOUS ENGLISH BLIND
FOLDED CHESS PLAYER

FOLDED CHESS PLAYER.
J. 3. Blackburne. the famous English
blindfold chess player, who, during the
past few months, has been making
things lively in English provincial chess
circles, not only by his clever perform
ances IN the domain Of chess sans voir
but oy the sallies of quaint, dry humor.
which always make Bleckburne's pre-
sence so attractive and ENJOYABLE
wherever he goes, is now In New York
city, on his way to Cuba, in response to
an invitation from those enterprising
and active patrons Of the game. the mem
bers Of the Havana Chess Club. Il has
been arranged that he shall play short
matches with Senior Golmayo, the Cuban
ampion, with Senior Vasquez. the cham.
pion of Mexico, and others, in addition
&c giving various kinds Of chess enter
tainments for the benefit Of the Havana
people. In addition to this there seems
to be the probability of his contestiDg a
short match with Captain Mackenzie dur
ing his stay in the Cuban capital.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
ne weather.

Colder and from partly cloudy to fair,
with the advance Of the northwestern cold
VIVA
Evening journal., 1891-02-09

As for myself my course is clear. A
British subject was born; British sub
ject / am, and British subject / win die
With my Wi@osi effort with my latest
breath viii 2 oppose the veiled treason
which attempts by sordid means and mer-
cenary offers 10 win our people from their
allcciauna -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08
Warfare on the Cat.

M. RaSpall, distinguished trenchman,
has begun an anticat crusade. He wants
Tabby disqualified as domestic animal
because she is responsible for the destruc-
tion of birds nests and a consequent
serious dininution of valued feathered
friends. Some insectivorous species, he
says, are becoming very rare, while the
ravages of parasites on useful plants are
extending. Boys, of course, do great deal
of the mischief; and of the various animals
which attack nests (the squirrel, the hedge
hog, the dormouse, the magpie, etc. NJ.
Raspail regards the cat as the worst Of
fender. On recently wooded property of
about seven acres he observed last year as
follows: Out of thirty-seven nests carefully
watched only eight succeeded, twenty-nine
were destroyed, fourteen of these by the
cat, though efforts had been made to ward
off this Unsuitable marauder. On a large
property in the center of a village the
owner had about eighty cats annually
caught in traps. The place having lately
changed hands, the gardeners estimate
that more than 100 nests were destroyed
last year, three-fourths of these by cats.
NJ. Raspail advocates rigorous applica-
tion of the law for protection of insectivo-
rous species and the giving of prizes to
foresters and others for the destruction of
all animals which prey on eggs and young
in the nest.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08

tectives were put on the case, and they
soon found that the fellow had gone to
America with lot of British gold and a
letter of credit in his pocket.
Mr. William Gray, stockholder of the
company. who chanced TO be in New York,
was informed of the facts and promptly
lodged complaint with Inspector Byrnes
Several of the noted thief takers sleuths
took the trail and learned that Mr.. Old,
under the alias of Samuel Owens, had gone
west after stopping in Gotham for a few
days. Trace of him was for the time com
pletely lost
But Fisher, Renwick & Co. had no no
ton of letting the robber escape They
sent over Inspector Stokes, of the New
castle force, who promptly sought out In
spector Byrnes. AS a result of their
private confab circulars and photographs
were mailed to all the chief American
cities and a reward of $500 was offered for
the fugitive's capture. A Detroit police
officer who chanced to see the description
and portrait resolved to earn the money if
possible. So he spent his hours off duty
in public resorts, and was lucky enough TO
find Mr.. Old at the Hotel Normandie.
When arrested the fugitive confessed that
he was the man sought for, and in due
course of time started on the return voy-
age to England in custody of the Newcastle
inspector
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08
A Preacher Who Makes whisky.

A curious controversy is agitating the
Ellijay Baptist association in Georgia. A
few years ago the society split in two on
the liquor question. Since then one wing
has fought whisky. while the other has a6
vocated it. In the latter faction is num-
bered the Rev. Julius Pickett. He fitted
up a distillery, got a government license
and went into the manufacture OF the arti-
Gle. The association to which Mr. Pickett
belongs has just decided that no clergymen
will be permitted TO engage in the distill-
ing of liquor, though the right of drinking
it is not taken away from them. Mr..
Pickett will fight for his personal rights"
and will be sustained by his congregation
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08

with gore, or was WITH WAL BEARD.
he suffering from the chronic ailment
which he attributes to the strain of dis
eased Guelph blood" in his veins? But
one fact got to the general ear. That
was that William had hurt his knee by
fall and was temporarily confined to
his cabin. On this superstructure of
truth the papers outside of Germany
huilt sensational edifces of falsehood.
The French journals particularly rev.
eled in colossal fctions.
One Paris daily outdid all rivals by
giving a circumstantial account of the
kaiser's madness - how he had gone
crazy, ordered the officers Of the yacht
from the deck and with the aid of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08

TIE stone from the sacculent fruis Of the
common bead tree Or Persian lilze Is ased
all over India as bad They are perfor-
aoed sai s-ruaE into necklaces aa1 rosas1es.
During the prevalence q sp.deraIes of
smallpox, etc. they are sgspeDds5 Ex e
charm over doors and ysrzEdzs 70 keep 81
infection The nuts Of E1cnyuas grand
forms are raade inSo necklaces. and sne red
seeds q another species are strung into
ornaments for the beza in India The
seeds Of Gyroczrpus tscqglus arr also made
iato rOsAr!ss Aad necxl@cs& &-CnG2oesS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08
santa Re Route ErcnrsIons.

Annual meeting of L O. o F. Grand
Lodge at Hutchinson, Oct, l2th 70 IA
One fare forthe round trip.
Kansas City Inter state Fair aud Ex-
position, Oct 3rd to 1lth inclusive. One
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
Oct. 5th 10 llth inclusive; limited for re-
turn passage up to midnight Oct. IL
81. Louis Fair and Exposition - One
fare for round trip, $3.50. On sale Oct
Srd to 9th inclusive Good for returning
passage until Oct. u
Fifth Annual Reunion, Southern Sol
diers association, Arkansas City, Oct 18Th
TO 10th One fare round trip
Annual meeting for the Synod OF Kan
sas and Ladies SynodIcRi Missionary
society Of Kansas City, Kan Ore and
one third fare. Certificate plan. Inquire
AT l5S North Main street or corner OF
Douglas and Fifth avenues
1l2-+SE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08

was given and the fugitive captured He
was drunk and handcuffed
He proved TO be NJ 3. Curtis, the actor
who achieved fame and fortune in the play
''SamI Of Posen." He denied killing
Grant, and the fact that his hands were
shackled lends some probability 70 the de-
nial. The weapon used was recovered sf
ter Curtis arrest 1t IS COW claimed that
the killing was tee work Of a man as yet
unknows, who was trying to get the actor
out Of the police officers clutches.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08
MN and rmbreIIa.

Ths man who carries cane o. umbrella
horizontally. thus imperiling the eyes Of
other people. ought % De bastinadoed- In
Berlin travellers sooa learn how 70 safely
handle such articles When a man i seen
strolling the streets with an umbrella or
cane held horizontally. ns receives rude
reprimand by having the offending article
struck down by the hSnd OF some othsr
pedeStrian.-Yankee Blade
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08

floor of the iron corridor and dug tunnel
that reached beyond the outer brick wall.
Then they went to Doc Harbin's cell
and began to file the lock from the door.
Doc is under sentence of death for MUIR
der and expects to be hanged in November,
but he begged his friendly fellow prison
ers to desist, saying he had no desire for
freedom. So the gang departed. Three of
those who fed were charged with murder.
The other six had accusations of felony
standing against them. All secured arms
and swear they will never be taken alive
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08
SHEEP
Hrief Mention.

w. d. Taylor of Lyons marketed car
'oad Of hogs today.
Jack Forsyth, a well-known shipper, had
some hogs in today
Doc Crawford of South Haven had some
stock in today.
Sykes Bros of New Murdoch brought in
some market hogs today.
p. Sparks of Norwich had hogs on the
market
;. b. RObinett, well-known cattleman,
Of Greensburg, was a visitor today.
Mr., and Mrs Dittmars Of franklin, Ind i,
were at the yards this afternoon.
McGregor wants 100 fresh milk cows.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08
Are You t:oinr 10 Msshlngton 1errltory.

@@aaII'at1
Parties emiErating TO the northweS
will find ii 10 their interest by calling
the Rock Island ticket office for informa
tion regarding rates, routes anu socommo
dations VIA this line. Do not not be de
ceived by agents of other lines as to this
route. You are invited TO call at the Office
and be convinced as 10 the superiority of
the Great Rock Island route over all
others. BY patronizing this line You can
have the choice OF four different routes
west OF Denver. For speed, safety and
comfort the Rock Island leads the process
sion. W. II. WIsHART, Ticket Agent.
Main street d69-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08

MisceaHdneOns.
IEANTED-A GOOD HAND TO DO GENERAL,
w farm work. married man without children
preferred House furnished W. r. stanley. lls u
VIZ ASTED-AT ONCE-A GOOD COOK
w Wages 81 Also good tublfel dlpiug room
boy. wages fij No ipshers wanted. Adarezs
johnson House. Kinghsher. o. T. dIls 80
w AETED-C OMPkTENT STEROORAPHEH
w and boob-keepeTs who oesiTe positious 70
apply bt the National AeeountaHtsAnd .tsno. rsph-
eT's Bureau once for the states of ksfsss.
fsGo Nebraska Missouri and e1as, the Enuth.
western Business College. " 3chitA. kAu. zBu