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Evening journal., 1891-03-17

WICHITA, Kan, March l7.-Thc jury in
the Camelio Lopez murder trial brought
in verdict Of murder in the second dc-
gree. There Is general condemnation
OF The verdict, as the killing was
most cold blooded. The mmaer oc-
curned hast January. Lopez attempt-
ed 20 assault a colored woman, who
ran 70 a neighboE's for protection The
Mexican followed, knife in hard and
sprinHng into the bed where the woman
had taken refuge with a negro named
Dobbs and his wife, he first disc;rhoweled
Dobbs and then so seriously stabbed the
two women that for a time their lives
were despaired Of The negroes are great
ly excited, and threaten Go lynch Lopez.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

HAMILTON, Ont, March IA couple Of
friends of Rich and Robinson. the alleged
absconders from Bradford, Pa. have ar
rived from Buffalo with the cash necessary
70 pay creditors Of the prisoners. They
brought with them S39, 600, and The credif-
ors were paid their claims on che basis Of
forty cents on the dollar Rich and Rob
inson were liberated from the county Jail
in the afternoon, and in company with
their wives will probably 90 to Germany,
whittier they were bound when arrested
here some weeks ago
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
TO DEFEND JOHN L.


Actor Harrison Travels from Texas to
Defend His Fellow Star.
NEWARK, NJ j.. March t7.-Duncan B.
Harrison arrived here last evening from
Galveston Mr. Harrison explained that
his object in leaving his company was to
defend his friend John T. Sullivan The
Newark Lodge of Elks will this evening
investigate the charges against The puaiiist
actor. Exalted Ruler Quinlan suspended
Sullivan some months ago on sevea4ll spe-
cinl charges, among them that Sullivan
kicked Harrison, knocked down o reporter
and struck hotel bell boy, and ou charges
OF conduct nnbecoming an Elk
Actor Harrison said he felt al a great in
convenience to himself and his company,
but felt impelled 20 do it In jusiice to Ills
fellow star. Harrison grew indignant as
he defended Sullivan to a reporter. declar-
ing that while lac was no saint he was a
much maligned man He pronounced every
one Of the charges false and sail he could
prove It by ailidavits he had ia his posses
sion
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
The rrial Of Reporter Kinc,ls

WASHINGTON, March 17.-The trial of
Charles +. Kincaid for shooting lleprc-
sentative Taulbee, Of Kentucky, was set
down for yesterday ia the criminal court.
When the case was called, counsel for the
defense asked for continuance owing to
the absence OF material witnesses LATER
in the day the court adjourned for the day
when the afiidavits for postponement will
be presented and further action taken on
a motion to postpone for a week
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

ELMIRA, N Y, March 17.-Ex-G Governor
Lucius Robinson is lying dangerously IN
ri his homein this city He is in his eighty
first year. lie has been prominent in state
politics for forty years. having been assem-
blyman, controller, member Of the con.
stitutional commission and governor, be.
sides having held less important offices
He belonged to the Tilden wing of the De
mocracy.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

CINCINNATI, March THE better class
Of Italians in this city are inclined TO look
favorably upon the work OF the mob at
New Orleans, saying that the Malta has
long caused respectable Italians 70 suffer.
Although there are in this city between
four and five thousand Italians, but four
teen dollars was raised toward the fund to
be used in defending the accused men az
New Orleans. The cry Of Vendetta is
strongly denounced here by the sons Of
Italy.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17


WASHINGTON, March II. - Secretary
Blaine stated at midday that there were
no new developments in La Malta troubles
in New Orleans. He had not received a
reply from Governor Nichols. OF L.ouisi-
ana, 70 his telegram Of Sunday night. He
was in receipt Of numerous kilograms
from Italian societies and prominent Ital.
ians throughout the country in regard 10
the matter, evidencing the deep feeling
and interest the killing had aroused M
this country. On all hands in official cir
cles the killing is deeply deplored, but as
far as opinions expressed In diplomatic cir
cles indicate the United States cannot IN
any way be held responsible for the kill
ing.
Purely Local Police Matter.
1t is purely a police matter Of state iuris.
diction, and If any indemnity is demanded
it must be from the state The demand Of
course will come from the Italian govern
ment through its minister resident. and
transmitted to the governor Of Louisiana
through the state department. That is
the diplomatic route, but it will not ia any
way commit the United States 10 the nav.
ing Of an indemnity.
Serious Trouble win BE Averted.
4ht' N"lio y. a. NafdcflsJl, civil engl-
neer Of this city, and an Italian Of con
siderable note, says that no one doubts
that the determination OF secret societies
having the violation OF law and order for
their aim is proper. ''rhis unpleasant
ness will give Mr.. Blaine chance TO dis
play his diplomatic ability, and let us hope
the trouble will not be decided on the re-
ciprocity plan 1t is, indeed, very inop-
perfume time for diplomatic battle, al
the abrogation Of friendly relations be-
tween Italy and the United States will un-
doubtedly restrain the former country
from taking part in the Worlds Columbian
fair. With such well trained diplomats
rs Mr.. Blaine and Baron Fava to treat the
subject, serious trouble will be avertedn
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

CLEVELAND, March l7.-Noah Younganl
his three sons started after School Teacher
l.. A. Aliens scalp at Emo. small town
near Springfield They dragged Allen out.
knocked him down with billy and then
nearly kicked him TO death because. as.
they alleged, he punished Young's smallesk
son with undue severity. No arrests have
as vet been made
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

Mrs. Watson il the wife OF Joseph II. Wat
son, book-keeper for the Stoll Blank Book
Stationery Company. 80 East State street.
Trenton, n. J.. In recent let er to Drs Nc
following postscript Should yon desire any
testimony from this section, my wife Will
gladly testify TO your superior treatment for
Catarrh." Mrs Watson suffered for eighteen
months from catarrh Of the Head, Throat and
stomach. and has been successfully treated
ty DIS Mccoy and Whitman,
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
rhe National tEome for printer..

DENVER, March II. Twenty acres Of
ground near Colorado Springs have been
selected as the site for the national home
for printers. A survey will be made and
construction win begin at once. 1t is
thought the work will be far enough ad-
vanced so that the corner stone can be laid
on the birthday Of George w. ChiIds on
MAY u.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

LONDON, March IT, The relatiyes Carl
Emanuel Ruttinger are strong IN their
conviction that il is Willie Wright waohas
been murdered and that Rutting, has
made off with the money Wright "a kaoAn
10 have taken 10 America with him.
He induced Wright to 90 with h.u and
though the latter is known to have had
more than 5000 in money about inn, ti.e
two men travelled second class, 50 ti,st tArir
names did not appear on the usual pas
senger list OF the City of Chicago
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
Doctors Mccoy & WILDMAN.

Late Of BelIevue Hospital, Y.
Office, sos MM het 1T, Wilmington. Del
Where all Curahle Diseases are treated with
success.
II you live ct a distance write for a Symp-
tom Blank
Consultation at Office or by mail free.
Office hourg-e TO IL a. m; 2 to d. N; to 2
D. m. daily. Sundays. to IL a. M. III you
write encIOse fnnr cents In STAMPS.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

BOSTON, March 1.-THE Italians in Bos-
ton have been aroused by the fate OF their
countrymen in New Orleans and have de-
cided TO hold mass meeting ia Paneuil
hall tonight to give expression 70 the feel
ings Of the colony in regard to the tragedy.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

; =
TOR SALE SHAD NET-THIs YEARS
IT netting Nos. 40 and As. AZ mesa deep 10
A pound. Apply to J. II. LADOMUS, Ihird
street bridge, Chester, Pa
TOR SALF.-A BAY MARE l4s1 HANDS
~ high, jump seat Carriage, two sets OF
Harness. Horse warranted safe etc Fold
for want o. use. Apply, DIAMOND STATE
CAR SPRING COMPANY, Eighth street
and Railroad avenue.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

NEW YORK, March l5.-L'Eco d'Italia
publishes a telegram from Palermo, Sicily,
which stated there was great indignation
in that city over the New Orleans tragedy.
The American citizens have migrated to
the south Of France, fearing violence at
the hands of the populace.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
ROWS CHINA DEPOT

Any one can perceive the
steady growth Of our business
It is not without a cause.
Serving our customers fairly;
low prices; truth in representa-
ton Of wares; much variety for
selection; new and bright
things, sums up in the main our
success. Let the example Of
Others be an inducement to
those who have not yet dealt
with US to make a trial. AS
the season approaches for many
requiring a comp etc or partial
housekeeping outfit, no store
will be more interesting than
ours.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

LOST AND roUND.

IT OsT. "A LADY.s HUNTING CAer
- stem winder silver watch and chain,
about Two weeks go. A suitable reYar will
pc paid y returned to9l Shailcross avenue,
corner adams street, Wilmington, Del
EOUND-GNLD AND ENAMEL SOCIETY
- badge. Owner can have same y proving
property and paying for this advertise ment
Apply az EvEaISG JOURNAL counting room.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
S. A MONTH rrlI MAY

Until May /, Drs Mccoy and Wildman viii
treat all cases for s. a month and furnish all
medicines free. Those beginning treatment
fee until cured
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

POSTPONED RECEIVERS SALE OF
Presses, Type and Printing
Material,
AT NO. 800 sHIPAEY STREET,
ON MONDAY. MARCH "a 1901
At 10 o'c ock, a. n,

AS AZ y Z pCks a. NJ
All the fixtures Of a tirst-class printing
office, consisting of the following:
Three hundred ard ffty-eighI fonts Of lob
type. II fonts 5ahO. saving ru e. 5 fahpy
borders, 200 lbs Brewer, Ronaldson; 80 lbs
BREWER, Roman: 20 lbs Brevitr. oid style: 100
lbs 10 . unit Ronaldson, 50 lbs Plea Ronaldzon:
40 lbs Pica- Roman, 40 lbs Plea, old style: 25
lbs Nonpsreil, donaldson: p lbs Nonparetl
Romans 10 lbs Nonp treil, old style; horse
power electri motor, "a Gordon press. new
style; "a Cor lon press, old style; / II Gordon
PRESS. q STYLE, ea b with steam fixtures
rollers etc; card cntt r, paper Gutter,
paper cngter, broken; old Potter piler press
ia cases, z case cabinets. 20 case cabinets
IL double stands, single stands, l prooi
press, dryitg racks, Ia &c imposing stone
2small imposing stones iron imposing table
galley rack, 20 brass galleys. 3 sfoves, o
tables, l counting house desk J closet, letter
press, roll top desk, Pony Campbell press
2 old Model presses, l lot paper and card
stock. a quaint Of leads, wood ana met-l
furniture, sorts, brass rule. quuins ami other
small tools and al the other necessaries 10
the conduct Of the business of the Whining.
ION Printing Company.
Terms Of sale. cash.
HENRY c. ROBINSON
u1r.-
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

A reporter visited Mrs. Watson at her com
Portable aud pleasant home, 3in Pennington
avenue, Trenton, n. J TO whom ste told the
following story
Il first began to feel the effects OF Catarrh
In the Head, Throat and Stomach year ago
last Septenbe ber My nose was continually
running and my eyes watery and painful; my
face felt as though 1t was swollen twice its
size ana readyfo burst. had great trouble to
sleep, as my head was stopped up, and had
difficulty In breathing, and often ] would
have to rise IN the early hours of the morn
ing to cleanse my nostrila, and have lost Ia
weight twenty pounds from this awful
disease. Ny husband and nyself were A.
tracted by the numerous statements in the
newspap Is of the re enafk able cures by DR.
Mccoy and Nildman, which gave us great
confidence in them. and few months ago we
wrote to them and IN reply received a symp-
tom blpnk and carefully answ sred the Ques-
tions that fitted my case and reta ned tn.
some to them. and In due tine 1 received
medicines which gave me relief, and after a
few months treatment / have been wonder
fully benefited by Drs Mccoy and Wildman,
and gladly make this statement. that others
may be benefited thereby"
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

HARTFORD, March l.. II Theophiius r.
AFGHAN, of Forestyille, was held IN sl0Q
bonds by United States Commissioners
Marvin on the charge of using the mailx
for lottery PURPOSES
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
ADVERTISING

Our windowful of Suits and
Trousers at close and popular
prices has turned out a notable
and quick advertisement-so
much SO that we're going to let
it have the chiefest part of the
glory of bringing trade for
these Suits unhindered. Look
at the windowful. Well just
say that much and stop.
Look at the Suits and the
prices-t they're the talk of the
street already. Too much for
the money to wait long for
buyers.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
MRS. WATOON'S GRATITUDE
HOW JOY WAS BROUGHT TO A TREE-
TON N. ]. FAMILY.

Mrs. Emma Watson of Trenton, n. j..
CheerfnIIy Speaks of the Great Good
She Has Received Through the Treat
ment of Drs. Mccoy and wIldman.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

some OF the persons who were inside Of the
prison, and these names, IL Is understood
have been forwarded 10 the attorney gen
eral Some indictments may follow as
iosmality, but 20 great a number of people
were concerned ia the killing TINT il will
be impossible to arraign them all or secure
a conviction in ease they should be ar
rested. The italian consul, Signor COST,
says that full report OF the proceedings
has been transmitted to Rome and to the
legation at Washington Signor Costi
complained to the chief Of police that he
was being annoyed by persons who were
pulling his door bell and otherwise making
his life miserable. The consul says, how
ever, that the miscreants were only hood
lums. A police officer was stationed at
the house and the consul protected He
believes the trouble is all over now
OMalley is not in town. He Is the de
tectiye who caused much Of the trouble by
interfering with the jury
Two Prisoners Released.
The indictments in section b against In.
carionan and the boy Marchesi for lying in
wait with intent 10 murder In connection
with the Hennessy ease have besn nolle
pressed aud the men released
Sarnso's Confession.
After escaping lynching on Saturday
Joseph provenzano whom the Maiia have
wanted TO get out Of the way for some
time, yesterday made public confession
made 90 him by Jim Caruso killed by the
mob on Saturday Carnso was initiated
into the Malta by Matranga, who was ac-
quilted by the jury and released from
prison. Caruso said that he only attended
one meeting; that he went in and Ma
tranga held up skull in his left hand and
a dirk in his right He was then sworn
with untitled hands TO abide by the decision
Of the order. He said he was informed
after taking the obligation that the object
was 70 kill those who were against the
Malta gang
The way II was done was TO select the
victim and invite him to a dinner and
afterward do him up Caruso said after.
ward that he did not like to commit mur.
ders, but was willing to rob, so be went to
the Italian church aud swore before the
altar that he would have nothing more to
do with the Malta. Afterward. however.
he was frightened back, with the result Of
losing his life Carnso also said that Rocci
and Politz belonged to the order
Many Italians who were under the Malta
ban are delighted AZ Saturdays uprising,
and say that the Mafia will now be broken
up Even the Italian consul received a
letter threatening him in case he did NOT
assist in getting the accused of.
Governor Nichols Reply.
A later dispatch than the above states
that Secretary Blaine has received a tele
gram from Governor Nichols stating thai
all was quiet IN New Orleans, and that b,
would reply to the secretary's dispatch re-
ceiyed Sunday night by letter with long
explanation Of the Malta troubles in tha
CITY
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

Governor Nichols sent an answer to Sec
retary Blaine last night He refused 10
make il public until notified that the sec
retary had received il. The grand jury
viii further examine into the alleged brib
cry of jurors today. Thomas McChristal,
who was indicted q few days ago, was taken
from prison to the district attorneys Office
and was closcted with that official for some
time. 1t is generally believed McChristal
has made a confession in the matter, but
the officials decline TO state the nature OF
their business with the prisoner.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE POSITIVE CLOSING
our sale OF Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, at No. 7l9 Market street. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH,
At O'Clock, r. m,
Consisting Of pianos. organs, rug, plush and
hair Cloth parior suites: oak and walnut
suites. oak and walnut side boards. wardrobee,
book cases. secretaries, extension tables,
cabinets, bureaus, beds eads, stands, ch sirs
lounge E; BRUSSELS, ingram and rag carpets;
beds and bedding, oil paintings. steel en-
cravings. good ranges, Nos. and .; glass
snd qreensHare. The above goods are as
good as new. and will positively be fold.
DRAKE. HlGHFIELD & co i, Auct'rs.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
DUBLIC SALF.-WILL BE SOLD AT
Public Sale stKlRKWOOD, Del,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 24rH, 1891,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Twelve Head of Horses.

No. I, Tony, Z years old, goed driver, single
or iouhle.
No. q Lady Thorn. years old. irst-class
driver. couble or single; good SADDLE horse
NO. .. Sadie. z years old, bay mare. good
worker ard driver, irot IN three minutes.
40 40. Rosebud and Daisy, 3 years kold.
broken N all har ess, in fOai.
NO o. jim, bay horse, years old good
WORKER; hTst-class lady's horse.
No Z. Kate. bay mare In foa', good worker
IN all harness.
No s. Tom. I years old. big bay horse, good
worker In ali harnes 8.
No. $50 Pair mules, Luke and Jennie 6rlt-
.claes wO kers.
No u. Dar by, 2 year old-colt. broken.
No. ~ GOLD Dust. 1-year-old colt
No l3 list class yoke Jt oxen
One frst-cass market wagon. new; bsv
wagon, new, OK cart, now; l horse
cart, new; / set cart balness, new: Z
set heavy wagoH harness. never been used; /
new grass seed soWtr ! grain mill. plOws
harrows, cuitivators. binders, eapers, etc
hog scalder farm wagon, new Creamery
Reid; churD, etc, 80 Tors hay, . set SINGLE
earring harness, set double carriage hs1-
dess, IN shelters, 50 pics, l0l chickens, 3
carriages, 70 mich cows, ! Alderney COW ]
Aldnery heifcr, heifers. Hos'ein Eu'l.
Ierms-Ali amOunis under Sij0J. cash. all
over, credit OF seven months will be given
ny the purchaser giving bankahle note with
an approved iLdorser.
PETER ]. FORD, S-'O'
AZ ny to affect the sale
L. W. S1tOHAM a Sons, AGcts0neers.
Evening journal., 1891-03-17
The Malta warns Parkerson.

The Malta is not dead. w. s parkerson.
chairman Of the committee OF safety, re-
ceiyed the following note, purporting to
come from member OF the Malta society:
You domed man and God Amity cant save
you We have II sworn Our comrades You
murdered and we kill you and you family You
win be poison. The styleto win do for the
wrest,
Neither Mr.. parkerson nor his friends
are at all concerned about the threats OF
the anonymous writer Mr. Parkerson
said he was proud Of one thing and that
was that no violence was visited upon the
innocent Italian residents Of the city
Saturday he was the best friend the Ital-
ians had in this city He had prevented
them from being abused or maltreated.
One word from him would have been
sufficient to inaugurate a war upon the
race, so intense was the feeling. He re-
garded what had been done as a solemn
duty, distasteful TO all good citizens, but
duty, nevertheless, which the dire neces-
sity Of the situation required 70 be per
formed
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

This theory, which the police generally
concede is the explanation Of Perrin II
Summers varied and frantic identificutions
Of the mythical James H. Edgar, II weak
in the fact that In an OF Ruttinger's insur-
ance policies his wife is made the beneh-
ciary. Now IondoH correspondent has
discovered that Ruttinger and his wife
have been on unhappy terms and finally
separated last SUMMER. II Il scarcely
likely, therefore, in view Of these ruptured
relations, that any insurance swindie Is IN
progress, unless the plot be indeed q deep
laid one
Evening journal., 1891-03-17

MOTICE.-IF YOU WANT To SAVE
- fltlLLARS. insure your property with
HAWKINS a. CO, 7i2 Market Street
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-22
Frankfort Trotting Association

AT Frankfort, Ky, October 6, 7 and
s, 1891. Tuesday, First Day-Old
Crow Stakes, foals 1890, guaranteed
$4,000; 2 30 Glass, trotting, purse
$4,000; Green trotting race, purse,
$4,000.
Wednesday, Second Day-Mastin
Bros Stake, 2-yr-olds, 2:4D class,
guaranteed, $4,000: 800 Pacing
class, purse, 10000; Kentucky Mid
land Railroad Stake, free for all, trot-
ting, guaranteed, $4,000.
Thursday, Third Day-Capital Ho-
tel Stake, 3-yr-olds, 2:35 class, guar
anteed. $4,000; 2:45 class, trotting,
purse, 10000; Distillers' Stake, 3 100
class, trotting, guaranteed, $4,000.
During this meeting the Kentucky
Midland will run daily extra train,
leaving Paris at IL 80, a. M, and ar
irving at Frankfort in time for The
races. This train will leave after the
close Of the races each day, arriving a
Georgetown in time to connect with
trains going south on the Southern
roads for Nicholasville, Danville, Yer
sailles and Lawrenceburg.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-22

w. Il. Nunnelley has leased the
store room of Tyler & Apperson in
their stone front block, has had every
thing newly painted and papered, and
is putting in choice stock of grocer
les, fruits, vegetables, etc. If you
want nice fruit for anything, give him
an order and it will be nice. He has
also gone into a contract for number
of months to have sent to him the Sc
Iected portions Of beef, by which he
has no refuse meat to work off on his
friends. He keeps other meats in the
way of lamb, (not mutton), shoat, Ole
ham, half dried beef, etc. lie has
perfect poultry equipage, and if yor
want to buy or sell chickens, ducks
or geese, call on him. He says III
wants to buy some choice fruit, SO
you have some on your farm, take
to him. o'u
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-22

The Ninth Street Tobacco Ware
house, of Louisville, was last WedneS-
day incorporated as a stock company,
under the title of the Meguir, liarrls
Co. Mr.. p. Meguiar was made Presi-
dent. II. ID. Giles Vice President, j.
G. Harris, Sec'y. and Treas. Il. A.
Campbell and Tandy Quisenberry are
among the directors. Mr.. Quison-
berry has lately been Inspector for the
market, but on account of i'll health
and much to the regret of bnyers and
sellers alike, he was forced to resign
his position. He now goes into this
house and will take with him very
strong following.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-22

Cclestine, the three-months-old
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Cornell
sou, died on Friday. The little one,
uamcd for its mother, had been but a
very frail flower from its birth, and
the teuderest care was needed to keep
the spark of life in the little frame,
even so long as it was left to them.
God gives us these little ones, and
and leaves them with us just long
enough for them to twine their tiny
fingers among our heart-strings, and
then takes them from us, when the
parting seems the very ecstacy Of
agony. We may not why this is so
but we DO know, "Of such is thu
kingdom of Heaven"