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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27
Rok II.

nastapiso trzesienie ziemi. Adams
zostal powalony ziemie tax SLIME,
il W skutek tego umrze. Budynki,
W ktorych kotiy sic znajdowasy, roz-
sypaly sic W gruzy, kawaly zelaza
i drzewa wraz zarzacymi sic we
glami rozlecialy sic ma wszystkie
strony. Mnostwo wegli i zuzli pablo
we waska uliczke "a skladem iowa
row lokciowych frmy Kaufman &
Strauss, przebily jedne sciane bu-
dynku. Szesciu komisantow wiasnie
znajdowalo sic buchhaltera wszy-
soy doznali mocnego wstrzasnienia,
buchhalter Dreifuss zas zostai ME-
bezpiecznie pokaleczony. zaraz tez
wybuchl pazar. Pomimo natychmia-
stowego ukazania sic stray ogniowej
niepodobna by}o uratowac budynku.
Ograniczano sic tedy ma chronieniu
sasiednich wielkich budynkow i po
po}godzinnej ciezkiej piracy udaso'
sic posozy6 kres niszczacemu zywio-
1owi, ale kilka innych znacznych
firm ponios}o jeszcze znaczhe szkody
przez wode. szkode r6znych firm
obliczaja ma blisko POI miliona dola-
row, gl6wna strate jednak ponioss
kompanie asekuracyjne, gdyz wszy-
stko niemal najzupe}niej byao ubez-
pieczone.
lima eksplOzya.
Pi7sbawy, 26 pazdz.
q Cumberland, Pa, donosza, ze
dis wieczorem godz. 5 W kamie-
nio}omacn fabryki cementu W pobli-
zu miasta wydarzy4a sic eksplozya
dynamitu, W skutek ktorej cztery O.
soby zapewne smiertelne odnios}y u
szkodzenia. Jest zwyczajem IL ro-
botnicy maja dynamit przy sobie W
skrzyni: otoz zdarzy}o sic, il jedne-
mu robotnik6w wypadla reki lam
pa ma dynamit, i W skutek tego po-
wstaia eksplozya. Nazwiska polka
leczonych So: Jak6b Hammerschmidt,
A. j. Taylor, VIM. Krefor Charles
Thompson.
P0zary preryj.
Guthrie, O. T., 20 pazdz.
Wszedzie W okolicy daja sic do
strzega6 pozary preryj, ale dotych-
czas ME donosza wypadkach gro
znych dla zycia ludzkiago. Jednak-
ze duzo zboza sic spali}o. Wydawca
,,Chandler News" przyby} tu dzisiaj
opowiada, il mieszkahcom, ktorzy
przez "a godzin pracowali, uda}o sic
~uchronic miasto Chandler cd znisz-
czenia.
zamieszkaly trzy mile stad far
mer nazwiskiem Smith straci{ wszyst-
(Dok. Ia 4atei str
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smieli pokazae sic bi6rze, obsadzali miejsca
do kasy wyjscia gmachu bi6rowego. Lscz
ma ich spos6b on miaf swoje strategic, posy
3ajac woznego po odbi6r p}acy, lub zostajac
domu powodu choroby. W trzy dni po
pierwszym juz go Mkt ME atakowaf, wiedaac,
ze to trud ma marne
Przyjawszy "a dewize, IL wierzycieli inte
resem jest 3amat sobie glove mad sposobami
odebrania swej nalezytosci, wcale sic ich spra-
wEss ME klopotal mic sobie z tego ME robi3.
Jako przezorny fnansista mial ma wszelki wy
padek zabezpieczona rezerwe osobie panny
Michaliny, ma kt6ra dose skinat palcem, aby
natychmiast posz}a MIN do o}tarza. Ia
kochana tez by}a ma zab6j i ma wszystko juz
zdecydowana.
Ia to daleko trudniejsza sprawa by}a P.
Florjanem. Ami spos6b dowiedziec sic ma pc
VINO, jaki ma ona rzeczywiscie posag, W jakim
stanie gdzie sic obraca.
Pare razy pr6bowa}tak cd niechcenia wy
badae szanownego kolege tel materyi lecz
ten zbywal go zawsze dyplomatycznie, og6lne-
mi frazesami.
- No, Michaliua ME jest bez funduszu.
Ma ona panic d0brodzieju sw6j dial po ro.
dzicach.
A duzys
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27
TelGgramy ZagraHiGzne.
Jack RozpruWaez -berlinski are
sztOWany(9
Polar dOmu sierOt W Czechach.
Cesarz Wilhelm chee zajae sic
kWestya zydoWska.
KatastrOfa kolejOWa we Francyi.
Znaezne strajki W Anglii.
Zamach dynamitoWy W Dublinie.
Humbert chce wejsc W Scisfe stO-
sunki Rosya.
Stany ZjednoczOne zadaja zado-
syeuczynienia cd Chilli.
Znaezne strajki W Anglii.
dynamitoWy W Dublinie.
Humbert chce wejsc W Scisfe stO-
sunki z Rosya.
iStany Zjednoczone zadaja zado-
syeuezynienia cd Chilli.
NieIncy.
Berlin, 26 pazdz.

Komisant ME majacy obecnie "a
trudnienia, nazwiskiem Schulze, 20
sta} asesztowany jako podejrzany
zamordowanie Jadwigi Nitsche, kto-
rel tax straszliwie pokaleczone zw}o-
ki wczoraj znaleziono. Morderca mia}
widocznie chirurgiczne wiadomoSci.
Schulze przy przesluchiwaniu W bar
dzo wielu drobnostkach zaplatai sic
w sprzeczne zaznania, ale ME MONA
mu jeszcze why udowodnic.
Kilka wielkich drukarni tutaj W
Hamburger zgodzi}o sic ma zadania
strajkujacych zecer6w, ale pomimo
tego ME wiele jest nadziei, azeby
wzajemne zupe}nie porozumienie ma
stapiao. Bebel, znany przyw0dzca
socyalist6w, W pewnem pismie pote-
pR strajk zecer6w jako ME bedacy
ma czasie: twierdzi, IL naleza}oby
czeka6, dop6ki ME zostanie zarzadzo-
ny wielki strajk og6lny.
Austrya.
Wiededa, 26 pazdziernika.
Dom sierot w Zunowicach w Cze-
chach wczoraj wieczorem sta} sic pa
stwa p}omieni. W og6lnym pop}o-
chu tylko wielks trudnoscia uda}o
sic uratowac dzieci, kt6rych wiele
mocno sic poparzy}o, a inne wskutek
dymu by}F bliskie zaduszenia.
Francya.
Pary6, rs pazdziernika.
Jeszcze ciagle donosza zwieksza-
jacych sic powodziach W P0sudnio-
wei Francyi. Take wiele ludzi W
r6znych okolicach zycie straci}o i
woda unosi trupy ludzkie masami,
Ribot, minister spcaw zewne-
trznych, winszowa2 dis czsonkom
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Wtorek. dnia 81 Pazdziernika 1891 r.

uszkodzone: gdyby kto by7 znajdo..
wal sic W sail, niezawodnie zostaiby
by} zabity.
R6wniez mocno uszkodzone costa,
}y. bi6ra dolnej czesci budynku, a
W sasiednich domach wszystkie szyby
popeka}y. - W}adzom ME uda}o sic
dotychczas wysledzic sladu zbrodnia-
rzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27
Hiszpania.
Madryt, 26 pazdzier.

MUu7yt, 20 Pazuzler.
Powodzie W okolicy Mereda W pro-
wincyi Badajos zwiekszaja sic. Ebro
wyla4 zala} koleje goscihce. Tele-
graGczne po}aczenia W wielu miej
soach pozrywane i porozumiewanie
sic utrudEione.
Pomiedzy bankiem hiszpahskim
paryskimi Rotszyldami toczq sic u
k}ady W sprawie pozyczki W sumie
so milionow peset6w dla Hiszpani.
Pozyczka niezawodnie przyjdaie Go
skutku.
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Wiochy.
Rsyns, 26 pazdziernika.

W San Michele W prowincyi Mo
dena robotnicy ze socyalistami pobili
sic j miejsca walki wyniesiono diva
trupy i 8 ciezko pokaleczonych. Po-
,licya rozpedziia bijacych sic Przy-
aresztowaia przywodzcow.
w Cantani W sycylii dw6ch czson-
k6w fakultetu aresztowano "a sza-
chrowanie dyplomami. Jednymz Mich
jest professor filozofi Ciampoli, kt6Iy
zdoby} sobie imie takze jako powie-
sciopisarz.
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Eksplozya i polar.

Louisville, KY, 2e pazdziernika.
w skutek eksplozyi kot}a parowe-
60 jeden cz}owiek dzisiaj stracil zy-
Gle, kilka os6b zosta}o pokaleczonych
ispali}y sic posiadiosci wartosci POI
miliona dolar6w.
o godzinie 5 VIM. Adams, palacz
zak}adu elektrycznego kompanii ga
zowei, wrzuci} w}asnie wegle do
pieoa, gdy nagle nastapiaa eksplozya.
Wstrzasnienie by}o tax slime, jakoby
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Argentyna.

Busnos Ayres, 26 pazdziernika.
w czasie wyborow wczorajszych
przysz}o do zaburzeh W Tacuman
Cordova policya strzela1a do bury
cieli. Zsbito i raniono kilkanascie
os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27

Telegramy KrsjoEs.
Eksplozya wielce zgubna
w Louisville, Ky.
Pan Blaine znowu pracuje.
w terrytoryum Oklahoma pre-.
rye sic pala.
Zuchwafy napad rozbojnikow W
Omaha, Neb.
Niesumienny skarbnik Rady
szkOlnej W Pittsburgh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27

ko przejezdzao przez pahstwo zydom
pojedyhczo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27
TelGgrany Zagraniezne.
Cesarz Wilhelm ehee zajae sic
kWestya zydOWska.

Katastrofa kolejowa we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27

6EiGNMlK CsiCAG0Sk.
&ychedzi codziennie wyjatkiem niediiid
iswist uroczystych.
PRZEDPhATA OLA STAN0W ZJEDN
wynosi rocznle $500;
- miesiecz. S0.25:
Pojedynczy Numer i.
OLA EURoPY 1 INNYcH PANsTw
rocznie $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

The occupations Of the candidates for
the tQHrd OF Education &C tho election
next Saturday are as follows;
! y an x Pyle OF ths First Wards ex- sheriff
OF Pyle a McIntire. millers. He 10 now q
member Of the board.
Henry I. Alexander of tho Second Ward
is florist on Buttonwood street. South
wilmington. no Is now member OF the
David H. Coyle of the Third Ward was
once chief engineer of tho Water Depart
ment and has for number of times been
member Of the board. He is collector
for The Wilmington Coal Gas Company.
William Turner OF the Fourth Ward Is a
grocer at Third and Poplar streets. He is
now member OF the board.
5. Rodmond Smith, of the Fifth Ward ie
clerk OF the United States Court and has
been member of the board for some
years.
Samuel F. Belts of the Sixth Ward de-
eilnes 70 be candidate longer, and DR..
Henry Patterson will be a candidate.
Charles Baird of tho Seventh Ward is the
morocco manufacturer. and is president
OF the, X. NJ, Q. A. He has been president
OF the board for years
In the Eighth Ward DIR. James II. Nor
gan is prominent physician and has been
@ member of the board for some years.
He Is graduate Of the High School. bea-
ton smith Is a druggist at Seventh and
DR.. Z. G. Shortlidge Of the Ninth Ward
Is weil-known and has for many years
been member of the board.
Thomas +. 0'Dohnell of the Tenth Ward
Is morocco dresser and has been mem
Der of the board for two years.
Patrick Aiagurlty of the Eleventh Ward
is coal dealer and has been member OF
the board or two years.
Joseph Pyle of the Twelfth Ward Is q
member of the G. and J. Pyle Company.
patent leather manufacturers. and has
been member of the board for some
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30


For good cabinet photographs t<y
Cummings. SOC Market street.
Bush's French street wharf, Is the
place TO buy your coal.
Taylor & FullertonS Cough Syrup Ia
one OF the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared, 3o2 King street.
Now Is the time to order your 90, 90
crayon portrait ut Cummings gallery,
S02 Market street.
Dursteir is manufacturing fine Ha-
yana nlled handmade cigars, at No.
East Second street.
The cigarette bill passed, but tobacco
chewers are still chewing the Bat Plug,
SSs ounces. 10 cents plug.
We have just received a new line of
Engravings, Postals and Water Colors
suitable for wedding presents George
hardcastle, All Shlpley street.
VIM. Radam Mlcrobe Killer cures
La Grippe CataIrh and all other dis
eases. Sold by John J. Wilhelm. Re-
moved from 226 w. Second to 2i9 W.
Second street.
DR. Henry Patterson will be a cam
didate for the Board OF Education
from the Sixth ward in the place OF
samuel I. Belts, who declines to be
candidate.
A meeting OF the Delaware Society
Sons OF the American Revolution will
be held in the Clayton House parlors
on Saturday evening, Maya at O'Clock
All the members are requested TO be
present.
The Epworth Sunday School will
give an excursion on tho steamer
lhoinaa Clyde to Andalusia on Thurs
day June, IL, The Goodman Sunday
School will 20 along.
LewisF. List resides at No. l15 Elliott
Avenue. He is trying to support
himself and parents at his trade OF
paper hanging, and would be pleased
TO receive orders for work.
Professor s. Ford, the elocutionist
OF New York, will give readings at
Goodman nj. Il. Church, Scott street
near Fourteenth on Thursday evening,
May, z.
The W. O. 7. U. and the Y. Wet.
U. will formally open thier new head
quarters, No. 100 West Sth street. on
tuesday next, May 9TH. Devotional
exercises from 8 to 5 p. M, and IN
informal reception from 5-to p. m.
A grand reception OF the Friendship
FIRE Company will be glvon tomorrow
(Friday) evening in Rossiter Il Pierson
dancing academy Masonic Temple.
The managers are determined that 1t
shall be the best.
The Wilmington Police Commission
bill has been reported with favorable
recommendation by the Houae Com
mittee on Municipal Corporations.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Trade will be held Tomorrow
evening, when the subject of permit
ting a compelling gas company to
lay thier pipes In this city will be dis.
cussed.
Full line of variety goods at Jack.
sons, No. as King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

The free-traders seem determined to
keep up their opposition to tho Me-
Kinley tariff, no matter how much
benefit it may bring to the country.
Sensible people would think that true
patriotism should lead to the encour-
agement OF new industries among us
In every possible way. Instead OF do.
ing this, however, the anti-tariff people
Tor example have been throwing all
Minds Of ridicule at the tin-plate es.
Adjustments which are In process OF
erection in various parts OF the eoun.
Try. These experiments have fully
proven that tin-p!ate Gun be manufuc.
tured here better and as cheap as in
Wales and England, still the enter.
prise never gets good word from the
Democratic press. Instead OF lending
them a helping hand, tho course pur.
sued by the anti.tarifr people is intend.
ed to discourage and counteract the
efforts that capitalists have been max.
Ing to establish these manufactures.
They seem to prefer that our tin in.
dustry shall be carried on in England
and Wales and that our own people
shall not have the benefits OF it. When
craftsmanship gets the better OF patriot.
Ism as 1t has done Is this case, both the
patriotism, and the craftsmanship arc of
very low grade, rejecting no credit
on those engaged in this small nntato
business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

Philharmonic, Thursday: "A pril 30. 1891.
Ii you are disnosed to crit

If you are disposed to criti-
else the heavier Spring
Dress Goods, you may be in
terested in a fresh lot of
French Melange Serges with
thistledown spots that came
in yesterday. They are very
light, in six colors, the figures
like a letter III on thereverse,
and thus are a change from
the Camel Hair, dots, polka
and oblong, that adorn SO
many. S1.25.
The grand march of the
Spring Dress Goods began in
December when India Silks,
escorted by Scotch Ginghams,
led the column which has adj
ded new ranks daily ever
since, Five months in which
Dress Goods had something
new and interesting every
day. Is there an equal re.
cord?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

AT the afternoon session OF the court
tne members were considerably taken
abaek by another bill for laying out a
school district in Mill Creek Hundred, The
Dill amounted TO SO, and was read by
Clerk Eliason. The itemized bill showed
mat $50 was due the Surveyor, Professor
Wilson. and s2to each OF three commits
sioners for assisting the surveyor. Mr.
6ruhh who had had some disaRrceable ex-
perlcnce IN getting similar bill paid for
laying out district in Drandywine Hun
dred. moved that the bill be paid.
Mr. ;lolis was not quite ready for such
q motion 20 DO passed, as there was some
dispute as to whether the county or the
new districts laid out should nav such
bills, He Thought II would be n very good
PHI with which to try the mettle of the
new castle county Comptroller who
would soon put In an appearance and
| therefore he moved TINT IL be referred 10
that official, and let him wrestle with il
awhile. Mr., Grubb argued that the bill
ought to be paid, and thought that the
County Comptroller had nothing to do
with II.
Mr.. sutton thought differently. Il was
hereafter bill. eminently belonging TO
the Comptroller and should be carried
over for the consideration aud ap-
! proval of that official.
Mr.. Grubb being fully Convinced by the
arguments of Messrs. Jolls and Sutton
that the bill would be nut that would
lfford good cracking for the Comptroller.
accepted Mr.. Jolls' amendment and the
bill was referred TO that unknown offipInl.
Then came up another interesting ques-
tion by President Buckingham. He
wanted to know OF Mr.. Sutton when tho
old court house In New Castle was vaeat-
Ell. lie said the building was insured from
fires and that the county paid the lnsur.
Rnce but somebody else got the prufits
arising from the lease of the buildings,
4 lie thought that whoever got the rents of
the building should hold the policies and
/ pay them.
Mr.. SUIT on hal no apology TO make. He
said the rooms OF tho old County build.
tngs woro rented. and what became OF the
proceeds he was never able 10 find out.
Every rooni he sald. was rented and the
rents went TO some one but who that
some one WINS he did not know. The
! building, he said, was occupied by the
| Mayor OF New Castle, the posi-office, sew
/ etal clubs. and fine military company of
tina te@n.a
.Tne members looked nj each other in
! blank amR2ement at those disclosures,
and as nothing debate conld he found
cut about 1t the matter was referred 10
the Public buildings Commiuee. for In
Vestigation.
At O'Clock the Court adjourned until
| Tuesday morning. May 5th. ut 10 O'Clock,
at which time County Comptroller viii
no doubt be present to assume office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30


The Trustees OF the Poor for New
Castle county held the annual meeting
at the alnshouse yesterday. All the
members were present, and a tempo
rary organization was effected by the
election OF Milton Lackey chairman,
and John w. lawson secretary,
An election was held which resulted
In the choice of the following:
IL. A. Rowland, permanent chairman:
John w. lawson, treasurer; John
Guthrie, superintendent; Mrs. John
Guthrie, matron; William L. Lyman,
attorney; DR.. Emil Hertel and Dir. Jo-
seph smith, visiting physicians. The
salary OF the physicians was fixed at
Proposals for supplies for the cur
rent quarter were opened and contracts
awarded us follows:
Beef-Well5 & Brother, 6% cents
hinu quarter, cents fore quarter 8
cents for shins.
bread-Iohn B. Taylor, 2sl cents
per pound.
Salt meats-Hart h Brother, TX cents
per pound for shoulder, SIS per barrel
for pork.
Shoes-Condon & Mccarthy.
observation-disclosures Refining Com
pany STANDARD Oil Company
Coal-Cfarles Warner Companv.
say per ton, for Schuylkill and Lee,
broken.
tobacco (only bid)-otto & Butt, "a
cents per pound.
Drugs (only one bid)-Horbert X.
Watson.
Mutton-John A. Hopkins, TX cents
per pound.
Dry goods-(only one bid) Lichten-
stein d Hart.
Groceries George W. Gray. ...
The report of the SUPERINTENDENT
was presented for the last quarter, as
follows:
Number admitted. 81; discharged.
III; deaths, II; births, 4; present num-
her of Inmates 1876; divided as follows;
White mon, 81 colored men, 20; white
women, 81; co lored women, IA; white
children. 8; colored children, 1; total
whites, 100; colored, 35; deaths during
last month, q.
The Finance Committee reported the
disbursements for the quarter as fol-
lows: Outside relief Brundywine
hundred, sl0l05; Wilmington, $43, 965;
Ghr,stialla, Sill; Now Castle. S343, 50:
Mill Greek, s14,7j; White Clay Creek.
500, 10; Red Lion, sDBD0; st. Georges,
s226.5O Pencader SIG; Appoquinimink,
: lS4; Blackhird, Sl05,55; general sup
piles, s., 940.l9; payroll, S3Is, IS; total,
$7.3l5.50.
The treasurer presented his report,
which showed total expenditure dur
ing the past yaar OF s!T,27O.59 and q
balance on hand OF 51204I.
w. i. Lyman, EST, attorney for the
board, reported that he had prepared
bill and presented II to the Legislature,
providing for the legislation of the
bonds authorized by the General As
semblN Tor paying the purchase
money by the State OF the Insane
Hospital buildings and grounds.
Tho bill provides for the issuing OF
new bonds to the amount OF $4,000
to DO negotiated by the state treasurer.
The proceeds To be paid to the trustees
OF the poor In exchange for the orlgi-
nal bonds now held by them and which
have been declared to have been irreg-
ularly issued. The money 80 received
by the trustees of tho poor to be paid
by them into the county treasury for
the liquidation OF the bonded debt of
the county.
On motion of Frank T.. Herbert the
action OF the attorney WIS approved.
Mr., Gutheriois reelection as super
Hndent ealls TO mind tho fact that
this Is Ills ninth election, each Of which
was without any solicitation OH lis
part.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

Sheriff Simmons will sell at public
sale ON Saturday, the I'd OF May, the
three story brick house on jackson
street, between Second and Third
streets, belonging to the estate of
Bernard Mcilhenny.
He will also sell on the same day the
store and other buildings on Market
street below Third, formerly occupied
by the james and Webb Printing and
Stationery Company.
On Monday. The 4th OF May, he will
sell at Townsend. the 62.acre farm and
also the 67.atre farm, situated near
Smyrna Landing, in Thoroughiare
Neck, belonging to Sarah +. Mason.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

VIII you heed the warning2 The Sig
nal perhaps of the sure approach Of
that more terrible disease Consump-
ton. Ask yourselves il you can afford
for the sake Of saving Soc, to run the
risk and do nothing Tor it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will
cure your cough. 1t never fails. This
explains why more than Million Bot
ties were sold the past year. It relieves
Group and whooping cough at once.
Mothers. do not be without 1t. For
lame back, side or 3hest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. N. B Danforth, whole
sale and retail agent, Second and Mar
ket streets. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

Prophet DeYoe says thut May will
enter with snow storm over the
greater part OF the New England States.
The first week in May will be cold in
this section. followed By a great storm
In the Ohio Valley. On the 9th, il is
likely to cnuss Hoods in The Western
part OF New York State. But in this
section II will be remarkably warm,
and will continue so for two weeks.
lie New Jersey farmers will have all
excellent growing season with warm
sultry weather and Just enough show.
ers TO keep the ground moist. BE.
tween the gath and 23th, u cold north
east ruinstorm will prevail along the
Middle Atlantic coast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

THKLEvY court threw the Squire Brat
ton and Constable Duhadway cost mill
OF Appointments Hundred very
much out OF gear yesterday when II
unanimously knocked off s2422 from
the Squire's bill and se4.7s from the
Constable's bill. These amounts, and 1t
could not be ascertained how much
more were clearly illegal charges, some
OF them having been already paid, some
or cases not tried at all and Others for