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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

The funeral of j. Beckley ylning, the we'll
known old resident and retired under
taker, will be the first military funeral
unat has been hel ] in this city for years
The old New Castle Drum Corps and
Watson Post, @ A r., will bury the de-
ceased comrade with the honors of war.
Teas. ooiIees and pure spices, at Boyle's.
Owing to the illness OF Rev p B.
Lightner, rector of Emmanuel parish, he
could not appear in his pulpit and DR..
John p. DuHamel OF Philadelphia,
preached there both morning aud evening
TO good sized congregations.
Revival services were continued 10 the
NJ e. Church last evening with a congre-
cation that packed the edifce. The pas
tor received two pro aationers into the
church and announced that be had re
ceived five others on Friday night. Dur
log the evening The choir sang Sweeney
anthem, "Great Is the Lord The revi
val services will continue throughout thi
week.
New crop fancy N o.m olasses. Boyle's
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25
w1IITAm Du row DIVORCED.
tie Secures an Absoluts Decree IN south
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tie Secures an Absoluts Decree IN south
Dakota
William Dupont has been divorced
from his wife Mary DUPONT by the Courts
Of south Dakota Last Thursday the
EVENING JOURNAL published exclusive.
ly an account Of the trans fer Of Mr. Du
Points real and personal property In this
city to Hon, Thomas r. Bayard, IN fee
simple, for 81
Aa the wife did not join with the hus-
band In the transfer which was made in
South Dakota, the superstition was al.
yanced that he had gone there md Sc
cured a.dlyorce srhis supposition Is con
frmed by the following special despatch
10 the New York Tribune.
"ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. % Especial )--
William DUPONT or Wilmington, Del
reported TO be worth several millions
has quietly secured de-
cree or divorce from Mary
DUPONT, At Sioux Falls, s. D., aud has
started for his home 10 Delaware. The
eounle were married Ia April. 1878.
Dupont gave his bride check for
/ 500, 600, which she was TO use for pocket
money. Things went along smoothly
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Dupont were regarded
as a couple to be enyled. living IN superb
style. having every luxury and being the
leaders Of the most arislocratic society oil
Wilmington. But In 1887, suddenly aud
TO appearances without reason, Mrs. Du.
pont deserted her husband who mourned
for a time and then came to South
Dakota"
TIE TRANSFER TO MRS. DUPONT.
II is now stated that Mr.. Baysrd simply
received the property in trust, and vii
transfer 1t all to the divorced wife in /
few DAYS II is also said that Mr.
DUPONT has agreed to give Mrs. DUPONT
large sum Of money. fully ample 4
meet her every requirement during tn
| rast Of her natural life
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

a rormar oltLnen Dad.

Mrs Robert Davis OF Newark died at
her home on Friday Of complication Of
diseases. Mrs. Davis was a sister Of
Joseph Jones Of this city and her father
Is Rev. Philip Jones, who is also well.
known here. She was about so years old
lnterment will be made in Ebenezer
Cemetery tomorrow.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25
Omoer eainor on pnty.

Patrolman Gainor, who has been 81.
with the grip for some time, reported for
duty this morning. although feeling
weak from the attack
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

The American Line steamship Ohio
Captain Boggs, passed down the river
yesterday on her way to Nav York,
where she will 70 to take the
place Of the damaged steamship Noord
land on tue run TO Antwerp. The change
win only be temporary and the Ohio will
doubtless soon be on her old time again
Eleven laden sehooners passed do wn
the Delaware yesterday. The big ship
Laonda, heavily laden, also passed
down on long voyage.
Bark Edward Cushing, Whittier
passed up on Saturday from Guantanamo
after a severe passage of fifteen Gays.
She was off the Capes on Tuesday last
whom a severe gale arose, during which
she was blown from the shore.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25
nIEn

HALL.-Ex- Governor John w. Hall, at his
late residenc in Frederick, Del. on Saturday
January %, at 6 45 p. m.
Interment At Barrett Chapel January q, al
y. m.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

The exchanges of the Wilmington
banks at the clearing house to-day were:
] otal, sl68. SOB 20; balance, $40, 507 ST.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

Charles D Stager Of sehuylkill Haven,
who has been the guest Of Fred w Hoif-
man, returned home on Saturday
William G. Grimes OF the Alumni
Silver Band, visited Stanton Oh Saturday
evening.
Colonel Gagan Of the Maritime Ex-
change, has hsen indlsposed for several
days, though still at his post.
William Cannon has baeu awarded a
rrtA7 Tor Aae-au5 tfe noss attractive f1ee
in New Castle.
Professor Druekenmiller, who Is now
in the organ tuning and repairing busi
ness, has moved into the Morrison resi-
dence on Orange street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

Troop B, N. g. d., has volunteered to
90 to Chill In the service Of thb United
States IN event Of war. Captain g. l.,
Rice made he offer to the Secretary q
War, this morning, through Adjutant
General Hart.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

TOR SALE.
IT Nos. oi to 6N Harrison street.
Nos. SN and SOS Van Buren street.
Nos. COO and orr Van Buren, street.
Nos. l28 and 1918 Pleasant street
Nos. 1918, isl5 and 1917 Lancaster avenue.
Dwelling and store. Thirteenth and French.
IL none OF the above suit. come get list.
JOHN MULNENA.
9lb Market Street.
Office npen nverv evening Telephone No. $50.
HIOR SALE CHEAP ON VERY EASY
y terms for the next four weeks, rve or six
ten room houses. at Ninth and Harrison
etrotfa. Modern improvements, front and
back porches, bay windows and sewer con-
nectlons. Apply TO N. b. CULBhRI, No.
1868 West Ninth street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

At 1925 o'clock he turned his attention
to the jury. He had tyne written copy
Of testimony from which he qDoted
at length, He pointed ont the
contradictions made by the states ow j
witnesses. It showed that three men
struck Basso-Cerr, Long and the bar.
tender, who threw something.
eonrt sSionrnad Dntii ~ 49, 3oLg VIZ" tb,a
afternoon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

THE LIBERTY HOTEL,
No. los shipley Street,

hss been reftted and rtfurrished and offers
Arat-class acco mmodatons for a limited
number Of hoarders
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-25

EOR RENTING. l2li LINDEN STREET.
Apply 70 John j.. Mealey, No. eus West
Second street.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
THREE LIVES GONE,
JERLOUSY CAUSES 4 TRAcr
 AT DEEISoN. OHIO.
George Moore shoots His Wife ana >appo<ed Lover and Kills Hfn..,, Michigan Fishermen at War ryt,. I5ig Packing Company.

DExyIs3S, Ohio. April as-A, s.,o yesterday George Moore shot N. wife. killing her instantly. sbo, P5 Vrar,i McCielland. a saloon-kaar.- badly wJunding ID, and then fatsr, shot himself Moore was eruplo~ss by the Panhandle railway comnsn~ and worked at night McCieilaud .iSs saioonkeeper and boarded at Noars,. house Moore and his wife b,a had great deal of tropbl. lately. growing out of tha s1spicion on Moore's part that she wa, too intimate with McClelland Wb., Moore returned from his work ,h;. morning he found his wife sitting q, her work st her sewing naehiua Without saying a word he drew a re. xolver and shot her through the head EilIlng her instantly. lie then ran into an adjoining room where MeC;ei. land was sleeping and fired two shots al him. one striking him in the fore. head Moore then ran from the housa 10 the residence of his mother -ls.-iaw near by. and shot himself through the Aead and is now dying.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Senator Coke on silver.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Mr. Coke ad- dressed the Senate yesterday on sil- yer Mr. Coke took strong ground in favor of free silver and against the combination of the money power of Europe and the | uited States. which had defeated it. He contended that the free coinage of silver was the proper and legitimate platform of the Democratic party as opposed 10 the Republican plutocrats and that any one who proposed to take advantage of this question to join the so-called third party thereby made himself political nonentity.' NIT. Coke's remarks were generally listened 10 with respectful attention.
 Senator Sanders asked unanimous consent for the present consideration of a resolution providing that whenever the President should be satisfied that the New York Grant Memorial com mittee had sJO0. .000 in its treasury in addition to the amount already expended he should subscribe s250, 900 additional in the name of the people of the United States. to be paid out of the Treasury. Senator Berry objected 10 the consideration of the resolution and it was referred to the Committee on Library.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
FAVOR FREE LUMBER.
ACTION OF THE HOUSE WAYS
 AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Dzsse~ .o B~ Collected oz shSrzests from Co@.trtes LewytzE on EEPors Dzts>.-><sasor Coke ca Ere. s1ser -oxher wksAizg<Sa Ss~s

WAsETSsToS, Aprl zs--Ihe aivo- e2tez Of free iu1b@r will be pleased 10 learn that The subcommittee of the Ways and Means committee to-day re- ported in fzvo- of the bill The reso- lut5oz provides that lunber shall be admitted free- save such aS comes from countries imposing zu export duty upon the product Mr- Bryan explained that this was done to meet the claims of those who argued tas. IL would b@ ESelesS 10 take the duty Of luubSr ss the legislation wOzl6 be immediately followed by eg.slation puttinx The same amount of export duty on luEber- Such duty was i'm pa~@1 by Brzzil when this country took the duty of coffee. thus in 10 way es1e6tznz the consumer IL Is 10 pre- vent a1v such action on the part of lumber exporting countries that the p-oriso eiause is incorporated The report will be considered by the entire committee next Tuesday and that com nittee will report fav0rably and send it 10 the House. where it will pass and 20 to the Senate. 10 meet the probable fate in store for the other free lis; bills
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Indiana conxre..men Nominated.

KESDALvILLE, Ind. April 2s-The Democratic Congressional convention for the Twelfth district nominated W. NJ. F. MeNagny of Columbia City on the first ballot. The mention of Grover Cleveland's name provoked ap- plause.
 NORTH VERNON, Ind. April 2s.-Con- yressman Jason B. Brown was renomi- mated by the Third District Demo- cratic convention yesterday.
 VALPARAIso, Ind. April 2s.-Samuel Parker of Plymouth was nominated for joint Senator from Marshall and Full ton counties al the Democratic Sena- torial and Judicial convention at Rochester yesterday.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
WAxHIxGTnx.

In the House partisan wrsnsling about . quorum prevented the transaction Of business.
 bill to ps &cticzl extension of the pres ent law for ten years.
 Social events have been numerous and brilliant during the week.
 Representative Bailey Of Texas made an able speech on voting in the House
 The National Silver Executive Com rnit,ee has called convention for the fourth week in May.
 Representative Hsrter has drafted . banking bill containing s corporation circulation provision.
 Thomas E. Reed of Maine |. said to be an anti Harrison candidate for the Presi- dency.
 The Senate passed an amendment 70 the pension bill extremely fasorabIe 10 Mexi- can veterans.
 ed in his seat as Representative of the Twensy-sighth New York District
 Fre= sugar will very likely come up for consideration in she House this week
 The new post office bill proposes 10 pu: third and foarth-class mail matter under one head
 Appropriation bills will occupy the greater portion of the week in both branches of Congress.
 Senator Villas says the report that Cleye- land would not accept the Presidential nomination unless assured before hand of New York's support is all nonsense.
 The Senate discussed the House Chinese restriction bill. Senator sherman is fighting 1t vigorously.
 President Harrison will receive dele gation of Wyoming czttlemen who want 10 ex plain the situation there.
 The Senate will probably pass the pend ing bill changing the organization of in- fantry and artillery to admit of an in- crease in the number of officers above Lieutenant.
 The Cabinet discussed the ranchmen rustler war as a serious problem.
 The Senate ratified the Behring Sea convention treaty after very brief de- bate
 The House has stopped the printing oi miscellaneous literature in the Record
 Government agricultural reports are by inference chargesble with prevailing az ricultural depression, according to Sen ate resolution
 The State, War and Navy departments are rapidly arranging 10 enforce the mo- dus yivendi in Behring Sea.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Doing. in the House.

WASHINGTON, April 2s. = Speaker Crisp yesterday announced the appoint ment of Messrs- sayerA Holman and Dingley as conferees on the urgent deficiency bill. Contrary to expectations the pending resolution to expunge certain remarks of Mir. Walker fir om the Record, which was in order to-da Y, was regulated to the rear On motion of Mir Blount the House went into Com mittee of the Whole, with Mir Oates of Alabama in the Chair. on the diplomatic and;consu'ar appropriation bill, Mir. Blount taking the floor in the explana- ton of the bill.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
PARIS IN "A FERMENT.
CITIZENS TERRIFIED BY THE
 ANARCHIST OUTRAGE
The Proprietor of the Eestsarsns sttl AIive-R.vachol-s Trial Bexsn-rhe Austrian Hesehsrsfh Assenbles-Gen- erai Foreign Neva

Pars. April Rs-The greatest excite neui reigns here over the dynamite outrage of last night and for the first time in many years threats of flynehing are freely uttered in the streets Among the respectable classes fear and apprehension have given way 10 an angry and desperate feeling, and should the law spare either Eavsehol or his accom- plices it is probable that the pub lie themselves may put an end To the wretcheS The general sentiment IS that state of war virtually exists between society and the An zrchis-s and that the latter must be crushed like venonous snakes The police believe they are On the track of the persons who placed the bome which last night destroyed Nerys restaurant where kaEschol was arrested Just before the outrage three men and three women dined at the restaurant One of the men car ried parcel The three women went out before the men and one of the men lighted cigar After lighting the cigar he held it under the table as if 10 escape the fumes Then the three men went out in a hurry and were seen running away short time after they left the restaurant
 M. Very. proprietor of the restaurant, is still living. He IS in 8 critical con d;tion and the doctors hardly dare to express hape of his recovery. IL ap- pears that yesterday NJ Very received another threatening letter. He had previously received So many that he in tended leaving Paris and be.zki1g him self to some spot where he was not known His brother-in-lav. NJ Lherot, also received . nEzhcr of threatening | letters
 h tke midst of the general appre- henson the authorities note with sat- isfaction that at a banquet of l.50o workmen, which has just been held at Mines, speeches were delivered SC verely eensuring these appeals to vio- lenee, the prevailing sentiment being that they should endeavor 10 improve their 10; by fair means and not commit crimes at the behest of few am bilious demacogueS
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
FOR GOVERNOR PIPER.
Many Ipiass eeuntte~ Instruct Their
 Delegates for Him

FErxroET. H.. April zs-The Re publicans of stephenson county met m convention yesterday and instructed their delegates for Gov. Fifer-
 wATsExA. III. Arril 2s.-The lro- quois county Republican convention yesterday instructed for Harrison. Fifer and Yates
 ROCKFORD. ILL. April es. The Win uebsgo county Republican convention .~ss held yesterday. The State dele sation was instructed 10 vote as a unit Fifer has more pronounced friends ln the delegation than all the other eandi- dates together. but no instructions were given for State officers
 PAXTON. H.. April 2s-The RePnb- lican convention of Ford county met yesterday. The delegates 10 the State convention were instructed fur Fifer. Ray, Psvey and Yates
 CAENI. III. April zs.-In the White County Republican convention ye.ier- day resolutions were passed indorsing President Hzrrison's and Gov. Pliers administrations
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Shot A Striker

LONDON. April 2s.-At W-ieatly col fiery yesterday some strikers booted work notwithstanding the strike. They called him blaekleg and pushed and crowded against him in such way as to make the man afraid they were about to assault him Pearson drew a pistol and told his prosecutors to keep away. They kept pushing and shout ing, and with derisive cries dared him to shoot. Pearson fired and severely wounded a man named Atkins. who has acted as delegate of the strikers. Pearson was arrested and locked up by the police, who had some difficulty in protecting him from the violence of the uoh
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
lIo A..a..luat. th. snlt.n.

CoSsTASTIyoPLE, April 2s.-The dis eovery of the plot at Rustehuek to as sassinate the Sultan, Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, and the Bulgarian Minis ters was due 10 information received by the Porte that certain Armenian committees were arranging for the manufacture of bOmb bs to be used in blowing up the principal buildings in Constantin tinople and in terrorizing the inha bitants The Bulgarian anthori- ties acted with the greatest prompti- tude and arrested fifteen of the ring leaders in the conspiracy. The Forte is highly gratifed at the prompt and successful action of the Bulgarian gov erument
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

A gang Of toughs terrorized Wallace, Kas-, and tried to rob train.
 At MiIIington, Md, Dr. Hill was mur- dere6 while making professional call
 The Garz. trouble having blown over troops on the Texas border have been called in.
 A special United States agent Is again investigating the Sugar and Cordage trusts.
 The bondholders of the Winner Bridge Company at Kansas City will finish the bridge at once.
 ". C. Austin,a tramp reporter, tried 10 rob bank at Salt Lake City.
 The Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt roads are submerged at Cairo. III. Much damage is reported to the crops
 The American Thsosophists at Chicago eleetep officers. Elliott B. Page of St. Louis is one of the Executive Commit tee.
 In Pointe coupee Parish, La, planter named Cotton was murdered by tramp who was immediately sfterward lynched.
 New York prisoner chose the peni- tentiary 10 the reforma.ory because of it's better fare, the Judge allowing him to choose.
 Salvador has called & diet to consider union of the five Central American Re- publics.
 Mrs. Rosamund Peckingbsugh of Mount Vernon, Ind, visiting New York .v lth her husband has mysieriousiy dis appeared
 A cool-headsd girl, one 0. a party of four c.psized at Portsmoath,N. II ,hoated on her back in the water for half a mile, while . companion was drowned.
 Some well-known actresses have been swindlsd out of large sum paid as de- posit for costumes to a bogus English manager who is supposed to be on his way to England.
 Near New York Judge led raid on tssmps. and opening court in a barn, cent nineteen of them to jail for ninety days each.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
TO RESTRICT IMMIGRATION.
London Authorities Alarmed al the
 Great Inhur of Anarchists

London Authorities Alarmed at the
 Great Influx of Anarchists
 LONDON, April 2s--The awful ex- plosion last night in Paris has also had the effect of starting panic here against dynamite fugitives- There is no doubt that the increased severity of the French Government will drive ,hocks of the most dangerous members of the lower classes to this country. The agitation against immigration has consequently been revived with vigor. The Evening News gives figures showing that the number of unknown and destitute people who arrived here in March was largely increased over that of preced- ing months With this influx of strangers it is evident that the most undesira ble classes are pouring into England. The newcomers are more difficult to control and nenaeiDg in their behavior, generally carrying con- cealed weapons IL is evident that the Anarchists are increasing in numbers every week.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Dissolved Without preIudlee.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 27.-At conference in Attorney General Smiths office between Judge Field for the Mo non road and treasurers' attorneys of twenty-four counties. entered by the Monon. was agreed that the tempJr- ary injunction in Lake county, re- straining treasurers from collecting the taxes under the new law should be dissolved without prejudice to the rail road A continuance of the case will then be secured pending 8 settlement in the Supreme court of the questions involved in litigation with reference to the new tax law.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Iat.., Plan of the searer~

VICTORIA. British Columb bia, April s. Persons interested in the sealing in- dustry are considering plan for evad- ing the agreement between the United States and Great Britain for the re- striction of scaling in the Boring sea. Capt Cox. a well known sealer, says that if the modus vivendi Is enforced for two years the only way for many sealers to do will be to sell their yes sells to citizens of other nations Citi- ems of Germany and Italy will proba- bly, be hare shortly to take possession of a number of scbOoners and send them 10 Bering sea under the flags of their countries
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
rva.led the omcer-.

WEsr CHESTER. Pa. April 97.-Dis- trIct Attorney Edward D Bingham. of Chester county. has disappeared, and all efforts 10 find him have thus far proved of no avail County Detective Jefferies and & Philadelphia officer spent all last night trying to find him among his familiar haunts in that city, but the only traces of him that have been discovered since last "Wednesday are a lot of protested checks which are lying a; the Farmers National Rank Of West Chester.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
The ror.ythe Mob to B. Indicted.

OZARK. Me, April 2s--Attorney- General Wood passed through Ozark yesterday on his way to forsythe to at- tend court there tomorrow, and it is believed to indict the men who com posed the mob who killed Deputy Sheriff Williams, as hc is to be with the grand jury. Two men are now under bond to await the action of the grand jury, which will be instructed by Judge w E. Hubbard tomorrow, and the whole mob will likely be indi cted by that body this week