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Evening journal., 1891-11-18
scHuLTgls All WASHINGTON.
he Proposes 20 Show UP the Evils Of
Immigration.

He Proposes 20 Show Up the Evils of
Immigration.
NEW YORK, Nov 49, S-lmmigration Com
missioner Schfilteis, who came over in the
Servia's steerage and made such sensa-
tional statements about the violation Of
law that he saw, has gone to report to the
treasury department and Co congress the
same state Of facts which, as he charged,
his fellow commissioner, Colonel Weber,
prevented him from fully establishing by
examination at the barge office. Through
this means the commissioner hopes to
awaken the people OF the whole country
as he puts it, TO the existence Of such evils
as he declares he found in the steerage Of
the Seryia.
Agent Brown, OF the Cunard steamship
line, has investigated Schulteis' charge
He has issued the following card:
No person has made any charges 10 us show
ing any immoralities TO have occurred among
the passengers Of the Servia. II any such
charges or facts had been brought to our no.
tice we should at once have investigated them
most vigorously and should have taken strenu-
GUS action against the wr0ngdoers, II any. We
win do so now without the slightest delay IL
any person win assume the responsibility OF
making charges
A person named Sehulteis has apparently
furnished 70 the newspapers statement Of al.
legged occurrences upon the Seryia on her pass.
age TO this port
II he has any such charges 10 make we invite
him to make them, so that they may be i'm
mediately investigated by ourselves and by the
commissioner Of immigration,
We knew beforehand that this man expected
to come on the Servia under some disguise, aud
we have reason TO believe that he Il simply
seeking to secure notoriety. He was present at
the inspection Of the Servia's passengers and
made some complaints which Colonel Weber.
the commissioner, dismissed at once. Ia one
instance he charged poor Swedish girl with
immortality, who satisfied the commissioner that
the charge was false.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
sLkToN FINANclgRs FLgecgD.

The California National Bank OF san
Diego, Gal, Plays havoc with Penin-
sn1a specuIators
staff Correspondence EyEEINe JOURNAL.
ELKToE, Md, Nov. IS The California
National Bank of San Diego, Cal has
failed. IL is one Of the worst failures re-
ported during the many recent troubles
of financial houses built upon sand.
The shareholders will it Is said, lose
everything they put in 1t and be assessed
ia addition TO meet certain imperative
demands. An English syndicate has 1t
is understood, offered to take the charter
and. revive the bank. but IL will not as
sumo the liabilities of the embarrassed
corporation
While it is generally known East that
the bank has failed, and that IL was a
rotten failure, IL is not generally known
that many Eastern Shore Of Maryland
men Of speculative turn of mind were
induced to 60 into it aud that they have
last thousand Of dollars
AS far as is known at the present time
the stockholders and losers in this town
and vicinity are:
H. a. Brady Of Cecil county, director
in the National Bank Of Maryland,
SS. 000
Charles B Finley Of Elkton. cashier Of
the National Bank OF Elkton, SO 900
Clarence Strickland Of Ekton,
bookkeeper of the National Bank of Elk
ton, 81, 900.
Or. Charles NJ. Ellis OF Elkton. So 600
Fl. II Haynes, president Of the National
BaDk Of Rising Sun. Cecil county, Md,
85. 200.
John D. Haynes, cashier of the
National Bank Of Rising Sun, Md
81, 900
George Cosden of Cecil county, e5, 600.
DR.. Hare OF Rising Sun. Md, is also
said to be involved but to what extent
is not known. His brother WAS an officer
Of the defunct bank and 1t is said that
/ this induced the Eastern Shore speculs-
/ tors TO make the investments.
Several other capitalists Of Elkton
were solicited to become subscribers. but
they were too old to be caught by such
chaff
Il is rumored here that maHy whose
names are not given above are losers,
but their names cannot ba ascertained.
Be this as 1t may $2S, 600 is known tc
have gone up the e'flume, and there are
many persons here who wish that they
had speculated nearer home.
The circumstances concerning ths
losses are being hushsd up. as far as i:
possible, but they are gradually leaking
/ nuf
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TeLEeRAPHlc BReWTles.


An eastern philanthropist has endowed
Colorado college with a library fund Of
0,0o0.
Postmaster Winters, Of Logan, Ia, has
disappeared. His accounts are supposed
20 be entangled.
Angelina Delutta, sixteen years Of age,
disappeared from her home in Boston
Monday with $1,000 belonging TO her
mother.
Ten prisoners escaped from the new Jail
at Trinidad, Colo, by cutting out sec
tion Of the wall.
Three Yuma Indians were sentenced TO
death at Los Angeles for numbering an old
medicine man, who failed to bring rain
when told to do so.
Reports presage trouble in Alaska, the
people being tired Of corrupt official prac-
tices under successive administrations.
Horace G. Allen, ex-president Of the
Boston common council, has been nomi-
mated for mayor by th. Republicans.
The American Society of Mechanical
Engineers elected Charles II. Loring, Of
Brooklyn, president,
The report that leprosy existed at Bing
hamton, N. T., was a canard.
Incendiary fires at Chattanooga, Tenn,
caused a loss Of $4,000. Released con.
victs, many Of whom are prowling around
the city, are suspected.
The EpiscopSlians Of the United States
began their annual congress in Washing
ton.
A 100000 fire in st. Louis destroyed
almost the entire retail business center oi
the city.
The Second Presbyterian church, corner
Of Union avenue and South street, Peeks
kill, NJ Y, celebrated its fftieth anniver
sary Nov. II.
An order to show cause why a tempo
rary mandamus should not be issued wal
served on the board of eanvassers Of Onon
daga county, N. Y, to compel them K
canvass the vote and issue a certificate K
Rufus H. Peck as senator for the Twenty
fifth district.
AT New York Mrs. Ferdinand Hayman
wife of prosperous wholesale spongl
dealer, was locked up in the Tombs on th'
charge of receiving stolen goods.
Secretary Foster asks Ohio Republican,
to return John Sherman to the United
/ States senate.
There is some wild talk in Belgium Of
supposed desire of France to annex tn
lesser country.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
UPHOLSTERY !!
LACE AND CHENILLE
CURTAINS.

Our new department is just few days
old. The results in that time have been
above even our expectations and widest
hopes, and has proved again that the right
goods at the right prices will always meet
with success. During the week we have
had as many buyers as we could we'll han
die, and now we are better prepared.
You can Judge of the magnitude of
our stock when we are showing 10 differ
ent and distinct patterns Of Lace Curtains
"a line at prices ranging from ST to $65
per pair.
10 you often meet with such a lace
assortment? So with our Chenille Cur
tains-the largest line ever shown in the
city, the latest designs and colorings are all
shown in profusion. We intend this de-
partment to be the talk of the town
See the goods and hear the prices,
c mpare them with what you are used to
and then form your opinion.
We announced last week that we were
selling fve-foot pole complete with trim
mings at II cents each, and it was lucky
FIR us that we were we'll supplied other
wise the rush would have overwhelmed us.
We have since received more and they are
here at IL cents
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FOOL selllng KllIea u see Jersey.

TRENTON, Nov. ls.-The case Of the pool
seller, John Haring, who appealed from
the decision OF the supreme court which
declared pool selling on the race tracks
Illegal, was a test case, and the hopes Of
the sporting fraternity were that the court
Of appeals would reverse the decision.
Now that the case has been finally decided
against them Monmouth park, the Linden
and the Elizabeth race tracks will have q
remain closed as they have been for th'
past season pending the decision. The
racing people will now appeal TO the legis
lature to have the law either repealed Of
amended
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SOLDIERS IN DISGRACE.
While Drunk a Number OF Them Fire
Er.,,., 4. nrc.yH

While Drunk Number OF Them Fire
Upon a Crowd.
GUTHRIE, O. r., Nov. ls.-A courier has
arrived from Chandler bringing news
from there Of riot. The soldiers from
the county, stationed there under Lieu
tenant Scott, got drunk and upon being
elected from a saloon they opened fire on a
crowd of citizens, who were gathered in
front of the saloon. Sheriff Parker re.
ceived a bullet through his leg Matthew
Reeves was also shot through the leg and
terribly wounded on the head by a stone.
"A soldier who was not in the row but
was standing by was fatally shot through
the body. After considerable excitement
the rioters were locked up.
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Klanapsr. nIramIst and nurglar.

MRCHANIcsvILLE, N, ", Nov. ls-Dr.
Charles Barnes, of New York, the alleged
kidnaper had an examination here before
Justice Porter. After hearing damaging
testimony from Mrs. Matte j. Barnes and
Mrs Susan NJ. Barnes, both claiming to
have been married to the defendant,
Barnes. was held TO the grand jury to an
swer three charges-kidnaping the child
bigamy and burglary in the first degree,
committed in breaking into the house OF
the Rev Mr. Fenton with intent to steal
the child DIR. Barnes was committed to
Ballston Jail.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
Want an orerhead nridge.

The Street and Sewer Directors held
their regular meeting last night The
weekly payroll amounting to $l,2l6. 90
was ordered paid. City Treasurer
Adams reported the balance In bank to
current expenses TO be $l0S, S72 32 A
petition was read from number Of resi-
dents in the gicinity Of Fourth and Rail
road avenue. asking that an overhead
bridge be built over the railroad at that
point. The petition was laid over for
further consideration. There was nc
other important business and the board
adjourned to meet in special session somt
night this week.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
Rear Admiral Cooper Dead.

NEW YORK, Nov ls.-Rear Admiral
George H. Cooper, u S. n. (retired), died
after brief illness Of heart failure, at his
home, $50 Halsey street, Brooklyn, Nov
II. Rear Admiral Cooper was born IL
Fort Diamond, N. ", July "a, 1891. He
was president OF the board of inspection
from 1878 till 1850 and then became com
mandant of the navy yard in Brooklyn
until 1882. He received his commission a
rear admiral in 1881. He was retired il
1881. A widow, three sous and one daugh
ter survive the deceased.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
The Eastern AssocIation Meets.

BUFFALO, Nov. 1s.-The Eastern Base
bah association held its annual meeting
here. OF the eight clubs that began the
season, only four that finished-Albany,
Troy. Lebanon and Butfalo-were repre-
sented. President c. ID. White presided.
The financial report was accepted On the
question OF awarding the pennant OF the
supplementary season, II was decided to
throw ont the Bufralo-Troy games of Sept.
II and % This leaves tie for first place
II was decided that in view of the pres
ent baseball war between the National
league and American association it would
be unwise to form circuit until the exist
ing difficulties are settled. The associa-
tion adjourned, to meet again when the
difficulties are arranged. A circuit com
prisiug Detroit, Toledo, Columbus, Buff
falo, Rochester, Albany, Troy and To
ronto was much talked over and looked
upon favorably.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
FRANCES WIZARD ne-elected

BOSTON, Nov 1s-At the fourth days
session Of the dual temperance convention
Miss Frances r. Willard was reelected
president, receiving 1913 votes out Of total
Of 1885, Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge was
chosen recording secretary, Mrs. Caroline
f. Buell., Of Chicago corresponding secre-
tary, and Miss Esther Pugh, of Chicago,
fraarurar
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no Lotterr Arrument.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.-The argument
OF the anti-lottery cases was resumed in
the United States supreme court by ]. G.
Carter, Of New York, who claimed it was
not possible that the federal government
could, in the exercise Of police power de-
clare a thing 70 be an offense which a
state said was not, and thus bring about a
conflict Of police powers.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
Extreme unction for Florence.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ls.-After he had
received the sacrament Of extreme JUNCTION
Mr. Florence expressed himself as being
prepared 60 die, but declared his belief
that he would get we'll. Mrs, Florence has
been summoned from London The doc
tors say the condition Of the patient is
still critical
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
Kisses nrnnrht ninhtherla.

CHATHAM, N. j., Nov. -Diphtheria
has been epidemic at Chatham for some
time Many people believe that the dis
ease was brought to Chatham by lady
who contracted diphtheria in Brooklyn
When she came home she greeted her lady
friends with affectionate kisses. Some of
them began 20 complain Of sore throats
soon after and later diphtheria set in.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
Cut whale In Two.

NEW YORK, Nov. is-When a whale
runs afoul Of big iron steamship going
sixteen miles an hour the whale Is apt to
get the worst Of the encounter. That is
what happened TO a whale which got in
the way Of the Ethiopia The sharp iron
PROV Of the steamship struck the whale
right amidships, as sailors would say, and
Glove clean through il.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
acDonaId mas a. IncendIary ban,

MCDONALD, Pa. Nov ls.-The recent
and frequent fires have frightened the
residents Of this town, who are now Of the
opinion that an organized band OF iuceu-
diaries have been creating fire scares for
the purpose Of robbery. A meeting OF citi-
zens has been called 70 consider the expe-
diency Of organizing vigilance commit
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
Instantly KiIled nc Principle

EIKToN, Md, Nov. 1s. james Smith,
co,ored, 35 years old, of Havra de
Grace, was struck by extra freight No.
81 on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore rsilroad at Principle early yes
rerdsy morning and Instantly killed he
was an employe.of the railroad, sand was
on his way to work when killed
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
Faster stratton Nearly Dead.

NEW YORK, Nov. ts.-Henry Stratton,
the only one remaining at alocal museum
Of the fifteen professional fasters who en-
tered contest there sometime ago, was
taken to Belleview hospital nearly dead
from exhaustion.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
McNair,s I.iabilities ss5. 600.

CHAABERsBuRG, Pa, Nov, 1s.-The liza
bilities of Washington McNair the horse
dealer, are S., 900. McNair's failure caused
the entering Of judgments against Chris
tian Brechbill and r. H. Boyd, McNair's
indorsers to the amount Of $4,000. Brech-
bill has made an assignment
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
4 cnorn. cIrl,s nir uAd. y

Boston, Nov. iS.-A chorus girl in the
Ship Ahoy company, Ada Fells, has fallen
heir to 100000, left by her grandmother in
Springfield, Ills. The girls parents are
also wealthy, but because they refused to
permit her to 60 on the stage she ran away
from home six months ago.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
why Lniie Maokey Knled Herself

LANCASTER Pa. Nov ls The mystery
which surrounded the death of Lille
Mackey has been cleared up, Physicians
testified at the inquest that strychnine
was found in her stomach and that she
was approaching maternity. Miss Ross,
a cousin, testified that Lille had condded
to her on Sunday evening the secret Of her
betrayal by a young man named Hinne-
der declaring that nothing was left her
hint Haafh
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MocamaD. Must Make tho report.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 1s.-The attorney
general has rendered an opinion stating
that the annual report Of the banking and
savings institutions OF the state must be
prepared by Auditor General McCamant
owing to the failure Of the governor to ap-
point a state banking superintendent.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
They May Organize in New Jersey.

TRENTON, Nov 1s-The injunction OBJ
tained by Past Master Workman Van
SAINT. restraining the delegates from the
various lodges of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen from forming a grand
lodge Of the order, was dissolved by Vice
Chancellor Van Fleet The delegates then
proceeded
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
DInrl.

GRUBB.-In this city, on the 18th instant,
William II. Grubb, IN his S9th year.
KELLEY In this city,on the l4th instant,
Captain Alexander Kelley, in his 18th year
Relatives and friends are invited to view
the remains from his late residence, No. 2l5
West street, on Thursday morning from 10 TO
IL o'clock. also services at Grace M.k.Church
at o'clock .. m.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
THE NEW STALLION KING.
AIierton Dethroned by Palo Alto-Ths
Lattor Equals Maud s's Time.


Latter Equals Maud SIS Time.
STOCKTON. Cal, Nov. ls.--Palo Alto, the
game son OF Electioneer, trotted mile
without a skip, here yesterday, in 2s0sA.
BY this remarkable performance the horse
not only breaks stallion record held by
Allerton, but wins all records Of the world
for the famous palo Alto stable. Marvin
had his charge well in hand all the way,
and drove the full mile without even a
sign of distress from the horse.
The quarters were made as follows;
31A, l:O55s, 1868, 2:OsA
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a pragrIs. 80 s4.ooo for : aIlstal,

n UTUEEIUE ~ WNfWNTW FWE = NTEHT-FIU1
BROOKLYN, Nov. 1S.-Edward J. Price
was successful in his suit against Drug
gist Charles r. Avery, Of Fourth place,
this CITY He sued him for $4,000 dam
ages and got 5000. His complaint was
that he was almost killed by medicine
which one Of Avery's clerks put up by mis-
Evening journal., 1891-11-18

Professor Blackie, 50 years old. gives
lectures in England on Scotch songs.
with specimens Of Scottish minstrelsy
given BY accomplished assistants,
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
Treasursr ENSIGN nead.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s-Howard B.
Ensign, treasurer Of the Maryland Steam
boat company, while on his way from
Lakewood to Baltimore with Mrs Ensign,
died suddenly from heart disease.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
mckinley Taa FIrer.

STOCKTON, Cal, Nov ls The 4-year-old
stallion Mckinley, by Aloeyon, broke the
4-year old stallion record, making the mile
in 2I2ls. The quarters were S31S, 1909
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
rnrh Arnlnst Clereland.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov iS-Senator
Pugh, Of Alabama, declares that Cleveland
is the representative Of the Wall street
money bag democracy and says it would
be folly 70 nominate him In 1872
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
A warrant for Young Crane.

DAYTON, o., Nov. 1s.A warrant is out
for E. S. Crane, whose father is president
Of the Troy National bank Crane is
charged with having ruined Miss Mary DE
Garno under promise Of marriage.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
which is the Best ?

Insurance In force. Insur. for 20
Enuitable Life. $780, ,47300 sos, so. .lO7.OO
and Trust -. 7a274945.00 1924 $3.50
penn Mutual g0278.70i.00 1868. .272 .00
Manhattan Life 54500, 0,T54.0o 1852 ,4ol.co
The "Equitable's" business for 1890
alone nearly equals the total insurance IN
force of the ProvidentLife, Penn Mutual
ana Manhattan Life combined.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
CLEARING Honae.

The exchanges of the WiimingscA banks
al the clearing house to-day were: Total
4f44, 7es 25; balance. s26, S74 A.
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The weather.

Clear, with slight temperature changes,
the same conditions extending to Satur-
day night
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
srArr or pELAwARE.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
While IL is the duty Of all men at al times
to give most humble and hearty THANKS 70
Almighty God for His manifold blessings, yet
II has become a custom in this state 70 set
apart a day to render thanks for he great
benefits that we have received a. His hands
Now, Therefore. /, 3 OBERF j. KEY
N@LDS. Governor Of the state Of Delaware.
in accordance with the estab isned custom,
do appoint THURSDAY. the twenty six tn
day OF November, inst, as q day Of Thanks
giving. and most earnestly recommend that
The people Of this state do on that day lay
aside their usual labors and recreations, and
in such manner as their conscience may die
tate, offer to Almighty God their grateful
acknowledg cents OF all His mercies, ana
hnmbly invoke His divine favor, that peace,
prosperity, frugaliIy and happiness may
dwell among the people Of this Common
wealth.
In witness whereof have here
unto Sc my hand and caused The
Great Seal OF the State to bt
hereuntO affixed at Dover, this
twelfth day Of Novem ser, in tn,
lI.sl year Of our Lord, one Thousand
eight hundred and ninety-one
and Of the Independence of satt
State the one hundred and six
RoBERTJ. j.. REYNOLDS.
BY the Governor;
DAVID n. MARVEL,
Secretary o State.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18

BEST Is the money
OF YOU SAVE in
ALL buying clothing
D when you get
what suits you. We
never load ourselves up
with goods al the begin
nlng Of the season, but buy
carefully and then wait
with the CASH until
the manufacturers want
money and want to close
out their stock. Now
is our time and ours is
yours. Every day we are
picking up suits and over
coats which we can retail
at wholesale prices, thus
saving you dollars on
every garment bought of
us. The best and most
stylish overcoat at SIo,
$I2 50, SIS and $40 you
ever saw, and as good as
you can End anywhere.
Storm Coat and Ulster
weather is coming. We
are ready for it. Are
you?
]. 7. MulIin & Son,
Tailors, 9Th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington,
Evening journal., 1891-11-18

DON'T Die IN THE HoUSE. Rough on
Rats" clears oat rats, mice. flies, reaches, bed
buRa-
ROUGH OK CoRHs. salye and Plaster.
l0c. Liquid, Sc.
wells HEALTH RENKwHR cures Sexual
weakness.
Evening journal., 1891-11-18
NnrI.s HAZE RALsAm.

II gray, gradually restores color: elegant
tonic t1ressinq. Soc Sl-cO, Druggists, or 81 o0
size prepaid by express for sloo. K. :. Wells,
In.-ann lIAN