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Evening journal., 1891-07-24
Trial Trip of the. oh-we-G

Captain John Mulrooney's steam yacht,
Oh We-Go, was given its trial tiip on the
Delaware last evening. The little
steamer left King street wharf shortly
after o'clock. and ran as far as Penns-
vile, N. J. About forty persons went
by invitation of the owner The State
Fencibles Band furnished the music
Refreshments were served on the boat.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

SIR WILLIAM GoRDoS- CUNNING has
been unanimously elected honorary
chief Of the Highland Association Of
Illinois in place Of the late Sir
John Macdonald The Suckers" eyi-
IDENTIFY think that it is wrong to gamble,
but honorable to cheat at gambling.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

THE Morning News gives us deal Of
trouble. The fresh young man" and
the editor are constantly in need Of cor
rsction. Now 1t is the editor, who said
King Bradley Of Ocean Grove has
issued orders that all bathers there must
wear cloAks or gossamers over their
bathing suits while on their way from
the bath houses to the water, and pro
vides fine Of 50 for violation Of the
order.
Bradley Is the founder of Asbury
Park, lot Of preachers are running
Ocean Grove
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

ATTORNEY BRADFORD should get out
his opinion, read it the fierce light of
the chancellor's opinion and decision and
then determine whether it is worth while
for a good lawyer to do political pettifog-
gerry for lot OF scamps. II Attorney Brad
ford expects to prepare himself to run
for Congress by. quibbling where he
might reason, be will surely be disap
nointed
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

PRoFEssoR GARNER is going TO Africa
to study the monkey language When
he masters their articulate speech he
might send for Bach, Mahafiy and
Mitchell to superintend their conduct at
the polls.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
sToRIes oE THE pAY.
"John kingdom" Come.

Several days ago man walked into
the cigar store Of James T. Hendricks
aud o. F. Stilse on SAMSON street t.
Philadelphia, and said he WAS from
Wilmington The cigar makers are both
deaf mu es He gave his name as John
Kingdom and in addition to his name
gave heavy order for goods. He said
his place OF business was on French
street, this city Yesterday the two
men came to Wilmington with the
goods and began looking for John
Kingdom but failed to locate
him. They called upon Detective
Jones and he did all he could to help
them but they had to give up the hope
less hunt. When they learned that they
had been duped they were very much
chagrined, and the only reason they did
not swear was because they could not
talk. No doubt. when they arrived IN
Philadelphia, and the "sweet hour Of
prayer rolled around, they prayed
earnestly John Kingdom come, thy vii
/ be done"
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
LEMON HOT DRoPs

Cures all Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness,
So 9 Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorihages
AMI all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
gait aud reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. d. Motley, Atlanta, Ga,
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
Only s1to ralohester

Via the p, w. & B. R. R., Sunday, July
26- Special train leaves Wilmington at
8. AS M Ride by rail TO Baltimore and
down the bay to the Beach Concerts,
gravity roads, boating, fishing, bathing.
Get ticket
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
injured ON the RAN.

John Hanley Of this city, while on the
excursion of the st Charles T. A. B.
Society Of Philadelphis, to Brandywine
Springs yesterday, narrowly escaped
death in an attempt to jump from the
train at Carcroft station on the b & O.
railroad last evening. Hanley, with a
number of other companions, had been
drinking during the day, and while the
train was on the return trip he did not
get off at Delaware avenue station with
his other friends The train started out
and had reached Carcroft station
before he realized bis mistake
Not wanting to be taken to Philadelphia,
he hurried to the car steps and made a
leap for the ground He was thrown
forward alighting on his head on the
southbound track cutting his head
severely. He was brought to
this city on the s735 p. M.
train and conveyed to the hospital room
at the station. DR. John Palmer wal
summoned and dressed the wound on hi
head and pronounced IL not serious
He was also cut on the hand
and body aud one of his toes twa
broken. He was sent to the Delawar
Hospital in the ambulance afterwards
He was doing we'll this morning.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

CHARLES T. YERKEs president Of the
west and north side cable system, Is to
give to Chicago a bronze equestrian
statue Of General Sheridan A prominent
French sculptor is now engaged upon the
work That might be suggestion to j.
Edward Addicks to give this city a
statue Iof our great citizen, Fred
Ethiopia Bach; Of course there would
have to be funeral srsi.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
THE MIddletown New Era has valued

THE Middletown New Era has valued
correspondent who writes Incompetent
sible and inexpressible rot, supposed to
be wit because mis-spelled. over the ap-
rropriate signature Lew Nattick The
letter Of this screed writer Is usually in
the column next to the editorial heavy
work, but this week the columns are
mixed and It is difficult to distinguish
one from the other.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

Ross has reno red from 118 Market
street to his new store, 210 Market street
with a large stock of latest styles O.
hats, White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery,
Underwear and Notions at the lowest
city prices. Money returned II goods
are not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
,TEMo OF INrsaes- Z

THAT tired feeling is entirely over
come by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which Gre
ates an appetite, arcuses the liver, cures
headache and gives renewed strength
and vigor to the whole body Be sure tc
GIT Hoods SarsapaTills, which is pecu
liar to itself. Sold by all druggists.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

the public and In the court; they all
meant to defy and evade the law which
Chancellor Salisbury has expounded and
anforced
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

Mr. Watterson waltzes all over Cover
nor Hill and chops him into small pieces
after the mad dance Is over. and then
placidly tells Hill that he is his good and
true friend Wheeling Intelligence.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

'DID the plumber come down to in
spect the pipes this morning Eyes. "
What did he ssy2' He said there was
nothing the matter, but he could soon
remedy that. New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

Mr.. BACH is acting very unwisely N
attempting to create the impression that
he would be averse to accepting
pecuniary considerations for opinions and
influence. He viii not strengthen his
reputation. but he may lessen his income.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

RAuM is either busy with his own
affairs or has been suspended-practically
dismissed by Secretary Noble. he has
been absent for weeks.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

THE american tin plate workers
whom the Mckinley bill benefits are still
in Wales, but they are expected to immi'
Crata
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

THIS country does not need an industry
that needs sid. II 1t is Improbable to
its owners it is Improbable to the
country.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

When the opinion of the chancellor
dropped at Dover yesterday the 6ouri
House In this city shook.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

The Equitable Life" viii give you in
sursnce for nothing and 2 per cent in
sestment on your money. ANsoN A,
AAHER.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
wANAmAKER,s.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday July "a, 1891.
Ihs 1Oeatker today IS Aks5
TO be clear.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

The Levy Court should order IssRc
Bullock to make Bach and Mahaffy muz.
zles Of genuine Americsn tin,
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

The Morning News characterized the
action Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club In pushing the injunction matter
as "a piece of Ignorance The ignorance
seems TO have been embodied in the
Morning News editorial and not in the
resolutions Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

Bach Mahaify and Hersey should be
appointed a committee to carry the books
TO Receiver Dickey.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

PENNIES AND SHALL CHANGE oAn
BIZ HAD AT THE COUNTING ROoM on
xHH EvKluMa SoBB1zE
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

The following entries will be found on
the books of the Republican managers
Names left Off .................... ......4, 900
Poor Phil. Cnurchman. .......... .........
-
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

Store closed at I p. III. to-
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
Reduoed Prices

To close out summer goods we will
make them up at cost price, l.. Heiss
tailor, No <. Third street.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

If the Republicans do not feel cheap it
is because they cannot feel at all.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

The Equitable Lifes" business Is lin
tied TO the purely mutual system and all
the profits of the concern go to the policy
bnldarc
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

The last chapter in the history OF the
tax payers who we're illegally returned
as delinquents has not yet been written
Morning News
When the drowning tailor ia the las
throes Of death was unable to gurgle
scissors, be made the sign with his
fingers.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
ABALTIMoRE { OHIO

Schedule In effect June 10. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

Marshal Mahaffy has been directing the
movements Of the Republican Levy
Court He has been assisted by F. Eden
Bach. For several days past, however, f.
Eden Bach has had as much as he could
do to direct his own movements against
Neary and Edwards Mahaffy said the
only thing to do was to put Philip O.
Churohmsn ON the list. The judges had
different opinion. Not satisfied
Mshaffy said. 1--WE will put on
1000 names Yesterday after
noon the chancellor said, mo As
a political director Mahaffy is stipend
ous federal failure.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

Total.......................... 0ll
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
VERY PECULIAR.
A MAN SHOWS UP AT KANSAS
CITY IN A OAZZED CONDITION.
Says He Thinks lie is Guilty or Some Ter
rible Crime. but Its Nature He is
Unable to Explain.
Special 10 the Gazette.


KANSAS CRY. No. April "A man with
wild eyes ana insane appearance came to
the police station this afternoon and said
that he wished to give himself up TO the
police, rs he thought that ne had committed
some crime in the state of PENNSYLVANIA
but did not know what ii was He said
that he was C. c. Nowlen, and that he was
the agent of the PittSburg and Western
railway at the town of Glennshaw. about
seven miles from Pittsburg He said that
his work had SO worked on his mind that he
thought he must have lost his reason. for he
remembered being much worried Monday
and starting to see his wife, who was in a
little Ohio village just across the state line.
with the hope OF getting consolation from
her. He remembers nothing since that
time, and has a feeling that he has COM
mitted some great crime, which he
thinks may be the murder of his wife.
He says he does not know how he reached
this city, but as he has no money. and his
watch is gone he thinks it is probable that
he pawned it at Chicago and got his ticket
to this place. He says he has had much
trouble with the railway companies, and that
they have accused him of ENHANCEMENT
He had in his possession two drafts be-
longing to the company, but says he would
not cash them as he has never taken any of
their money and would not do so to keep
himself from starvation.
The police have wired 10 the authorities
at Glennshaw, but have as yet received no
answer
The man is in dazed condition, and is
without cent of money.
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OF the Colorado is reached and the regions
| of eternal snow are encountered. The fort
Is situated on the banks of the Colorado.
almost at the mouth of the ella. The banks
are sufficiently high on the west to prevent
any overflow, while away TO the south they
sink into the valley that opens into the Gulf
OF California. AT short distance above
the fort these banks are some fifty feet
above the water, which boils in constant
eddies below flowing with d rapiaity IN
known in the rivers of the East. Naviga-
ton IS almost impOSSi ole. Is the fall IS some
5000 feet in 400 miles. The mountains to
the north are broken and irregular. and
frequent crass jut out over the water of the
river
One day about five months after the ad-
vent OF the strange combination of widness
and beauty,
COCHITA WAS MISSED
from the fort. and with others I was de-
tailed to find and bring her back As had
seen her frequently near the river l be-
came possessed of the idea that we would
ind her cnscOnSed n some Of the small cav
ems IN the rocks at its edge. | at once set
out up the river bank, seeping a sharp
lookout for the girl. but at first failed to
discover any trace Of her
When almost ready 10 give it up and re-
port my lack OF success l thought heard
VOICE SINGING \ WEIRD,
mOnotonOus air. CHANGING in the direction
whence the sound came l was Mortified to
see the object Of my search standing on the
outer surface of & crag which overhung the
river. Her long hair was streaming in the
wind. her face turned toward the north,
and with her arms extended at full length
she was grooming q wild song which e6s'
clsonaug broke out into an awful cry sHf
agony and regret. Fearing to alarm he&I
sat motionless on my horse waiting for
end to come. Suddenly she threw hA
arms in the air and, with the most appalling
shrek I ever heard, sprang from the rock.
and was dashed to pieces in the rapids be
low, her delicate body disappearing in a.
angry waters as they swept remorselesslR5
TO the ocean. No trace of the singular
creature was ever found and but little was
known of her people, who We're supposed to
be living in Mexico.
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LEONARD. Ten. April 3.-One Of the
most horrible crimes that ever blOtted the
page Of history. was committed about ten
miles west OF here in Collin county. near
Blue Ridge yesterday forenoon at i o'clock
Noah Vance and wife have for 4 long
time been keeping house for Israel Bowen
AGED seventy years ard for the past
week or Two Noah's young brother. has
been staying ut the house of Bowen with
him Young Vance. who is Il mere boy
only nineteen years old, and another boy
was sleeping up stairs. At Il. H. THE
Young IEag sleeping with Vance was
awakened by blood squirting on him from
his companion. He opened his eyes
and saw the ola man Bowen striking Vance
in the head with an AK, killing him in
Stantly. Bowen then told Vance'S compau-
ion 10 get out OF bed and 20 tell Noah Vance
" hat he had done. The alarm was raised
and people from the neighborhood came
fOcking in TO see the horrible sight but ii
Is sand Bowen stood at the top of the stairs
with AK in hand daring any one to come up.
The sheriff from Mckinney arrived and
arrested the old man aud placed him in
jail
No cause for this terrible affair can be
given, and the old man himself admits that
not = cross word has ever passed between
him and Vance. Still he says he was
afraid Young Vance would kin him
1t IS thought by many that the old mans
mind is deranged 1Bowen IS one of the
famous Bowen-Lee gang.
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BoNHAM, TEX., Aug 9, 1872.

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HAMILTON. HAMILTON COUNTY. TEX.

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He USED AN AK.
AN OLD MAN WITHOUT CAUSE
DELIBERATELY
Splits = Young Mans Head Open While
the Latter slept, and Then Attempted
10 KIN Ills Granddaughter.
Specialize the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
CELESTE. Tx, April 3-One of the most
horrible crimes that has ever been knows
in this country WAS committed yesterd&
morning at o'clock near Blue Ridge II
old man ScyeutE-threc years old ,Hl6d
Bowen literally carved . Young mau3 ibid
TO pieces The old man was liVingAithEs
grauG-daU@hter whose husband Sfan4iS
Nance. His tNmce'sJ brother ls ASSRu
ing with him going TO school. fS and IN
other young man was sleeping up stairs in
The same bed. Bowen. without anyone
knowing Of his actions, took an aX. crept
up stairs ana struck MIN on the head The
first stroke split his head wide open He
hit him four blows, killing him instantly
Amy one of the strokes would have killed
him Without awakening the other boy he
crept bacl; down stairs. entered Mrs.
Nuce's room, saving he was going 10 kill
her striking at her with the az. She fell on
her knees and raised her hands TO him nm
she had always been kind to him and would
90 10 her brothcr-in-aw. but ne made her
come back and would not let her 90.
There Is no cause known for the brutal
act.
Bowen Swore he had no cause for the act
II IS thought by some he committed the act
during 4 til OF insanity. He has had great
deal of trouble
Young Nance was about twenty-oue years
OF are
They have the old man here awaiting The
train 10 take him TO tireenville to Jail.
ANOTHER A,CorNr.
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