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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

ANOTHER ouNPoworH ExPLoslo N
IN PARIS.
An rnrIi,h Anarchist Arrested Ia
rraucr.-Raynchol WillNot
Appeal.
By Teieuhph TO the News
TN ANAnCuIsTs.
p,mo,. of the strniiua Of Dynamite
In spain.

III FafNhhs
,t,,,,,. kurlI Munoz, tho an
,rciIst, wsH arrested today anu cN-
ar,ineI In prison. In mn interview
800 DI Roche declared himself a
sVSi-s,.,of pfudhCmne and Darwipi
..i wi, -, with contempt OF EaNuchul,
ssst, criminal not an Nun'chist" n
h..rontaining rxplosivcai gTcnudeshnh
inore formidable pfJecsllca WSs
1,und On Saturday night a;
tbs raj, Of tho hO-p,tnl Tor
amy pougioucrs. Tho nlatm ia 10.
vivrd by the news tina. 10 pUunur oi
,lvrnrsits was stolen from the mines
n,er Lipnrrs. rhD customary Palm
snudav 4orvices were omitted IN me
Rsyal Chapel tudAy, ustcnsibly ON nc
count OF the Queen regents inuisposi-
ton. hut really % account OF ansIcnlNt
Threats. Further arrests have been
mair IN the provinces and ln Bilboa,
MunJz stated that nc was merely tho
tool Of others. as result Of Ms
declarations warrants OF Srgost were
issued.
ANOTHER ErpLosIom
PANS, Anvil lO.-A TIN cylinder
filed with GUT powder exploited on the
wlndowull Of a house occupied ~ u
magis,raic ut Compisguo today. Ihv
Window were shattered and the house
otherwise damaged, but mob dy was
hurt. The uagMlfHte recently imposed
seyylo sentences o. poachcrs.
RAvACHuL.
Eavach1l declares that he VIII not
aupeal Egainst the decision Of the
Chambef ~ Accusation and he wants
The other snarohit,s to follow his c@'
ample, 90 thar thtis tidal may begin on
The 2jih inst.
ENDLisn ANALciusrs.
Mathigl denies being an acc1mplice
Of Ravachol. An English anarchist
ir.med Forrest has been arrested at
Rheims. ChauoyC, kavachoPs con-
iedeiato, has teen sruttnced 20 impris-
unnent ior life nj hard labor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

wuArNGToN, Del, April l0.-"Ac.
Quilted. Bcssic viudicaigd. Wire
Dubuque. llelhcringtuu."
This IN copy OF the cablerrsm re-
ceived by y. Hewes yesterday. Az
soon ~ the new, u bientens t!luthcr.
ington's RcQui.Lal got nolsed about con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

PANS, April l0.-Plerrc Lott ha,
writlou q graceful letter, Ia the nature
OF an apology, to NJ. lola, 70 the effect
that hi. recent profession VI inilh TOES
moi lessen his admiration for XolA's
immcnso tAlunt. Eols, IN cordial reply,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

PARIS, April lO.--The counsel for
H.. II. Deacon, who killed his wife's
paramour, told an Associated press
reporter today that Deacon has a per-
fcGtly clear case, and evidence viii he
produced at the tral completely re-.
iuting the calumnios Of certain French
papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

NEW YORii, April l0.-rhe Heraid's
Valparaiso correspondent telegraphs:
rhel financial condition Of Chile IL
causing much comment. The ex-
change yesterday receded eighteen
pence. II viii probably fall more.
The government will have TO meet
engagements IN Europe this year OF
$500 200. Furthermore, In the present
state of the worlds markets, Chilean
exports OF wheat, copper and silver are
very low. This IL another cause for
the fall In exchange and tho rising
prices. The railroad service Is de.
'moralized. Grain and other produce
cannot be- moved owing 10 a lack VI
carr AMI the cupidity Of officials.
Or. Trumbull yesterday gave me
signed statement, In which he
asserts that undeniAblo proof that
one Of United States Admiral
Browns officers, on August 20, 1891,
gave lniondete Wei. at Valparaiso the
results Of the San FhnclscO ooserva-
tons at tlGinterU. DR.. Trumbuli
claims publlcly, as n result OF the IN
formation, that the officers ARE charged
with being deaths ally at the battle OF
plscill, rs tho military situation Of the
Congregational army no the Concon en-
gagSmont was such that, had no news
been given the Balmacedists, tho
rocoud battle would never have taken
place. IN investigation Of the affair "
solicited.
United States Admiral Walker tele-
graphs positive denial Of the London
Times story that he and Mr.. Pitkin,
the American minister 10 the Argen-
ttne Republic, anu the Ufuguayan
minister oi foreign affairs have entered
into quhsi.secret agrecment,b by which
Uruguay Is 10 provide n naval depot
for the United states. but, falling TO
secure LobeTtad island In Montoyideo
bay, Walter and Pi,kiu persuaded tn.
Argentine government TO entertain n
'pTopofsl for concession OF land at the
mouth VI the Rio de la Plata.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

Grcnnin cut OE from tho Ontrid,
Nuttd.

Grenada, Misc, April g.--Gfcnada
IL still, anu has been Tor the past five
days, cut or from tho 0utsldc world by
the high waters. -Four miiua Of rail-.
road track north OF town were washed
away. \ break yesterday cut 81
southern communication. Tie iron
bridges ncros ihc lellabDsha are la.
jurot. The river IL five TO ten miles
across. Several drowning are 70.
ported. Rain ha. fallen In torrents for
week. IL rs now clearing, and the
water IL slowly aunsiding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

NEW YORK, April i0,--rhe Wor'ds
Scranton, Pa, special says; q. y.
simpson aud I. NJ. Watkins, coal
operators in the Wyoming valley anlh'
faci,e region, large Ownegs In Lake
Erie & Western Railway Company,
and also Interested In the Delaware "
Hudson COMPANY, returned yesterday
from Now York. They declare that
they have positive information that tho
VRnderbiita aud Reading interests have
,.olned hands and obtained almost com.
'pleto control 81 the anthracite product
ton In this country. Win the DelA'
ware a Hudson Tond IN the COZ,
combine they say that the Ponnsyl.
wanna road, with il 10 per cent. produc
lion, is tho ouly corporation antagon.
istic 10 the monopoly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

ISDIANApOLB, April 10. Hou.
Clause Matthews, secretary Of state,
VIII announce himself Ia an oren let
tor az q democratic candidate for gov.
ernOT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

cup istwenty inches high, aud bcars on
the cover the figure Of u riiloman In
oxidized silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

Tus BERLIN scnuEIzEN CLUBS
" W send gold cup to tho New York
tchuo'Z-n clubs In memory Of the rife
ls'slVai held In Germany IN 1850. The
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
PERSONAL phRAoBApHs.

Neshaminy Falls. July lst. g.
Victor Green Is visiting his parents 10 Mid
dletown.
w. II. walker Of Summit Bridge was IN this
city yesterday.
Thomas s. start Of New York is visiting reia-
tivcs In this city.
City solicitor Curtis has gone TO Cape Honlo-
pen City 90 spend sunday.
The Misses sudham are guests Of Miss
Lidia Buckson at Red Lion.
World's Fair Commissioner George " Mas
sey went i0 Chicago Yesterday
Senator Gray rs q man who would grace any
position where his friends could place him.
/ Smyrna Times.
Or. Martin and family are occupying the
cottage of Chief Justice Comegys at Cape
HenlOpen City.
a. w. Baker Of Richmond. Va. who has
been 10 this city for several months, VIII re-
turn homo on Monday.
The Wilmington G. r. A. Union of Viii
mington viii hold its quarterly meeting to-
morrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock, in ST. john
Han, Hookessn.
W. H. b. Maxwell who has been foreman
| FOR the neat and sprightly Pilot Of Lewcs, has
resigned. Mr. Maxwells fine abilities and
/ excellent character will soon obtain another
] situation for him.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
BUST OF cRoAs0ALE UNVEILED.
The single Tax Club of New York Makes
IL Feature Of a Cleveland Jouincation.

The Single Tax Club of New York Makes
IL Feature OF Cleveland JolIincation.
The Single Tax Club Of New York had
lollitcation last evening over tho
nominationof Cleveland for the presi-
dency by the National Democratic Con-
vonfion.
The celebration took place at the rooms
of the club, No i31 East Twenty sixth
street. The meeting was largely attended
by the members and their friends Pres
ident William McCabe was In the chair
The principal event of the evening was
the unveiling of bust of William n.
Croasdale, wellknown here as editor of
the Every Evening and who made quite
n hit in New York as an advocate Of
Henry Georges ideas.
The bust was presented to the club by
r. Stuart Hinton, the sculptor. It is of
marble and "a very faithful likeness.
President McCnhe made a neat speech
of thanks and received the bust In
behalf Of the club. Louis 4. Post.
Charles Frederick Adams and others made
addresses These speeches eulogized Mr..
Croasdale, the deceased Single Tax ad-
vocate, and advocated the election Of
Grover Cleveland
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
A MAR QETERAN pEAn.
Henry Filler. One OF Dciavare's Soldier
Boys, Dies OF Consumption.

The flag of the Reliance Fire Company
is al half.mast to-day In respect TO Henry
Filler. a member of that company who
died yesterday afternoon Mr. Filler was
i3 years old and resided at No. 100
Orange street, lie has belonged TO the
Reliance Fire Company for twelve years
When the civil war broke out Filler.
then about l6 years old. enlisted In the
First Delaware Cavalry as bugler and
served through the war. At the close
of the strife he enlisted in the regular
army aud served three years lie after.
wards worked for the Edge Moor Iron
Company and the Harlan and holngs
worth Company
AT one time he was bngler ON Cover.
nor Reynolds staff. he was amember
of the following organizations First
Regiment; National Guards. Smyth
Post, No l. "a. A. r.. Heptasophs
Shield of Honor; Connihian Lodge
No. ; Warwick Castle. H. G. H.
The military funeral win take place
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock Inter.
ment viii be made in the Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery. His death
was caused 10y that fatal disease, CON
sumption
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
oANNs sAoarAoe Grows.
Tho nunalo Cashiers PecuIations Pass tho
100000 Mark.

AhN IuNAlu inanlef'N REGULATIONS IusN tho
100000 Mark.
BUFFALO, June 25 --As the examination
of the National bank pnsahool,s proceeded
new discoveries were continually made. and
It became apparent that Cashier Dann's
crooked work was of enormous proportions
and that the bank Is honeycomhod "The
bank Is rotten, was the remark frequently
heard in the lobby. Il is now stated that
Dann's shortage has passed the 3i00,000 line
and there Is no knowing at present where it
will stop.
lt Is reported that Damn was very much
afraid ON the day after his arrest that he
would be shot by some angry depositor
lie expected q run on the bank hy a crowd
and perhaps an angry mob. He had TO be
reassured before he willingly approached
the bank Judge Daniels was asked after
the bank closed if anything favorable had
turned mp aud replied, "No; nothing 10
is Also said now that Damn has hypothccated
considerable OF the securities
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Saw ITe n Je.sIo mani. unsbnnd.

HARTFORD, june 25.-Thoro woro intor.
esting developments hero In tho Chicago
breach OF promise suit of Jessie Hall against
James w. Paige, late of this city, Ia which
the plaintiff claims SoiO,oO0 damages. one
George II. Hamilton appeared hero and
claimed that bee was married TO Jessie Hall
on July 23, 1891. She had previously lived
with his father by adoption, ]. G. LOWS,
and left Hamilton when both were acting
IN the cold Standard company 20 live with
Paige, who tried recently 90 buy her on
with 81 600, which She refused Hamilton
says Jessie's name was Mollenhall and that
che IS the daughter Of prelnte at a monas.
terry in Houston, Tex.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
rho Menther.

Indications for the Middle States to-day:
Fair weather viii prevail, with slight temper
ature changes. and fresh 90 light variable
mum temperature reaching about 50 degrees
in the latitude OF Philadelphia. ON Sunday ,
I'm both sections, fair weather viii probably
prevail. with nearly stationary followed hy
higher temperature. and light, variable winds;
and on Monday warmer and generally fair
weather
wuven Oyerlying tine Northwest and the lake
region viii continue iis suuthcastcrly move
mcnt and viii be felt quite generally iu this
section and New England. but temperature
will reach maXima from sd TO So degrees Doe the
latitude of New York city.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
~ narnnhr Nm rn.n-

CHESTER, Pa, June 25.-A commission
appointed hy the supreme court OF Rhode
Island 20 tnke the testimony OF the sub.
scribing witnesses in the famous Barnahy
viii case was in Chester and took Testimony
concerning the Chester win which was
drawn by David i. Rose for Mrs Bamaby,
who was then visiting the Worels and exc
cuted Jan. 8, 1891 The suit Is brought by
John III Conrad ct al against Stephen o.
Edwards.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Il

FILER.-In this city. on the 2lth instant,
Henry Filler, aged l3 years.
GRANEN. - on the 18th instant, Mary
Graney wife of Thomas Graney
HILL.-On june -. at Salisbury. Maryland,
Rev. Charles Hill.
McCLOsKEY.-On june q, Annie 3lcClos-
key.
McDOWELL.-Tn this city, on June l0.
Ann. wife of John A. Mcdowell
MENTION this city. on the 2ith instant.
at the residence of her son. Dennis j. Mention,
Fourth and Jackson streets. Mary Mention,
aged as years.
NAYLOR.-On the 23d instant, Isaac Nay
Tor. I'm his 18th year.
TWlLLEl.-ln this city, on the 18th in-
stant. Leroy. infant son Of Otis A. and Jessie
r.. rwilley aged 10 months. I week and day.
WARD.-n this city, Catharine Ward,aged
t5 wears.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Ihe noard lvm I'D . w.
cnn.Icnnd ln lhe nrn,n.

The body of Rev. Charles Hin was In.
TERED in the Wilmington and Brandy.
wine Cemetery last night The remains
were brought here from Salisbury Nd
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. vii.
liam A. Reynolds, William IT. Curry
William i. Robinson. e. S. r. Butler. q
james Belt and Frank Rudolph, all mem.
bers of Grace NJ E. Church. were the
pall.bearers. Revs n. M Browne of
Middletown and Henry Thompson Of
Odessa held services at the grave. Several
other ministers were present
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Maybe lie Deserved IT. Though.

IT was wash day at the home of the Finne-
gans. The clothes had been lu soak Tor more
than an hour The laundry lady in the base
phOsa. which had been ordered early that
morning. had not come yet
"Lycurgus" said Mrs finnegan. "get up,
you win have TO go 20 the grocery store aud
get t. We can't wait any longer
Mr.. Finnc4un went 20 the gfuctrs whose
place of business was seven blocks away.
"how does DC happen he demanded
lercely, "that the Iri-Phosa ny wife ordered
three hours ago hasn't come yetf
"She ordered q LOT of other stuff at the same
time" snid one Of the clerks, and we hlled
the order as quick as we could. The boy with
the delivery wagon d. ON bis way now
Mr.. Finnegan went back home. Mrs. Fine
negan reported that the grocers boy had come
and had delivered everything She had ordered
except the lfi-Phosa. II had been overlooked
somehow.
Mn. Finneran. boiling over with wrath. was
about 10 start on another trip for that Iri-
Phosa, when the laundry lady made her ap-
..rhcr's a man at She back door, she saia.
with an order book in hs hand. think it is
the grocer himself
Then Alr. Finnegan went back TO the door.
You've come yourself this time' have your
..Yes. sir. said the man.
"Got that Tri-phosafn
''No. sir, but
"You haven't DO You know, sir, that we
have been waiting an this morning iqra bot
tie of Tri-phosaf DO sou know that I've had
myself and then did not get it3 What Kind
of a way is that for "a man 90 do busincssf We
could have waited an hour or two longer Tor
Z the lettuce and the cucoanut and the straw
/ berries and the can of tomatoes--N
but"
'And there wasn't any particular hurry for
/ the broom. and the scrubbing brush, and The
peck of nutulues. But we wanted that Irl-
fhosa. The girl has been waiting FOR 10 for
l two or three hours and declines TO use soap
for the wasl.n
But ] -
"And n whole washing is going TO ruin foI
want Of i'll wont stand 20! You cant play a
/ trick Ike that on me a second time. We've
| only been i'm this house two weeks, and we
/ have got an our groceries from you. We have
| ordered something every time the boy ha.
/ come round We have spent more than g az
| your store. and we're not going 10 spend
any more. You've got every cent OF
us your going to get. We shall try some Other
grocer Nti will find Il doesn't pay 90 ---.
"Nill you let nae say just word =
"ft couldn't do any good sir My mind i.
made up. What do YOU want 70 sayin
"f'm the Consumers ice man,
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
sussex Ves.el property Chnnees.

Among the transfer of vessel property
along the river recorded al philapolphia
are the following. The Tygeri Allen Fer
tilizer Company TO Robert Henry of Po
comoye. the schooner Maggie SlO0, w.
Henderson TO Shubert q Cottingham
il32 of the schooner Harbeson Hickman,
81. estate of Harbeson Hickman, de-
ceased, TO William Henderson, of the
schooner il. Hickman. 81 William Hend
orson to George Taulane. 1916 of the
schooner III. Hickman. ST.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Delaware Avenue Chnrch Oncars,

On July 4. the members OF Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will elect three
trustees TO serve for three years in place
Of j. IT, Wcstcott Edward T. Bratton
and Harry Martin, whose terms have
expired One trustee TO serve for one
year in place of Harry Fullerton,
deceased win also be selected The
other officers TO he elected are seven
deacons for two years and a clerk for
one year.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Bir scarleI clover stnok-.

John J. Rosa Of near Milford. has had
l3 men days working in scarlet clover
in this part of Delaware. Each stack is
go feet in circumference and 100 feet
high. and it is expected that each will
thresh out from 100 TO l20 bushels OF
scarlet clover seed which at s.. per
bushel viii make a handsome revenue
from this crop lt was grown in peach
orchards which have not bore since 1882
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
No Indictment for tho Lynohors.

PORT JERvIs, n. T., juno %. The grand
jury of Orange county, which has been ia
session all the week 40 Goshen investigating
the lynching of Bob Lewis, at Port Jeryis,
after examining thirty or forty witnesses,
reported TO Judge Cullen that they were un-
able 20 indict any person connected with
the lynching Judge Cullen was displeased
with the report and ordered the jury 20
further investigate the lynching next Tues
dnv
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Tn I.nInrce lhe pInnl.

improvements have been begun by the
Wilmington City Electric Company To it's
plant at Fifth and Tatnall streets A
new boiler house viii be built and a 500
horse power boiler placed IN &C. Two
new dynamos of $500 lights capacity
viii also De placed in To drive these a
250-horse power engine win be put in
This company also contemplate erecting
so feet high stack
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
cHAMeeRs WlNs - EIeHr.

Liiburn Chandler Nithdrnws His Notice
Of an Appeal From Judge Grubb's De-
cisiOn.
IN the Orphans Court this morning
Lilburn Chandler, counsel for the con
testants of Contable Joseph Chambers's
application for the guardianship of
his minor child informed Judge
Gsubb that he had decided not TO appeal
from the adverse decision rendered last
Saturday This ends one of the most
protracted guardianship cases that has
been known here for years.
Upon the petition of Thomas Toy. the
Judge appointed John G. Miller. William
Bancroft, William r. Brinlle, Bernard
Mcilugh and Francis II Laws commits
sion TO partition the lands Of the late
James Toy of Christiana hundred.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Gibson coos liroo.

CHICAGO, June 25.-The last act ia the nj.
legged conspiracy TO blow up the schuieldt
distillery was concluded in Judge Hutchin.
sons court, when the only remaining in.
dictmont against George J. Gibson, ex-seo.
retary Of the whisky trust was dismissed
on motion of the United sntes attorney.
who stated that the evidence was insuii.
cient TO convict
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Lodge omcer. ELECTED.

The following officers of Washington
Camp No B. Patriotic Order Sons Of
America, were elected last night. J. b.
Blackburn president: David Jones
president; Isaac Conner, master of
forms T. p. H. Martin. conductor;
Thomas Mecham. Inspector; Harry Wood.
guard ]. b. Roberts. financial secre-
tary q n Austermill, recording sec
rofnfv
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
The Fairs Half Dollar.

PHILAnELPHrA, june 25.-Director Loech,
Of the United States mint, says: "The de.
sign for the half dollar souvenir coin of the
Columbia exposition, will probably have ON
one side the administration building at
Chicago, and on the other side win be a
head Of Columbusr
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Inlnrn1 II. ! LalIlnr scnn-nId

A scehold fell atthe p, w. q B. rail
road car shops yesterday and Benjamin
T. Tibbitt, an employe, who happened to
be near, was injured about the head
After Detective Jones had dressed the
wound Mr. rTibbitt was taken TO his home,
No S4l Poplar street.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
10 son Tho rouahi.cepsle nriaee.

PHILAnELPHIA. June 25.-The sale OF the
Poughkeepsie bridge under the foreclosure
proceedings win take place next Thursday,
and the new company win probably be for
mnlly transferred 10 the Reading early in
July IL IS probable that the bondholders
win be wiped out unless the property is
sold at a very high figure
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
neading I.ynchors Inverted.

READING. Pa, June 25 Hundreds Of de-
termined men were preparing Co lynch
Peter Buecri, the italian shoemaker, who
dangerously stabbed Sister Mary Hildeherta
ia st. Josoph's hospital. Their designs were
thwartod by tho police, who quietly trans,
ferred Buecr from the station house to the
county prison.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
,Ir.. aIarv aIenton Doad.

Mrs Mary Mention died at the home Of
her son. Dennis J. Mention, at Fourth and
jackson streets, yesterday. She was SO
years old and had been sick for a long
time The funeral win be held ON Mon
day morning High mass viii De said In
st. Pauls Il. g. Church and interment
win be made ia the New Cathedral
Isfupfnrv
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
mo Dovll and The chnroh'

The pastor Of Union NJ. =. Church, Dr.
Hubbard. who has just returned from a
short vacation and visit down the state
win occupy his pulpit again tomorrow.
In the morning he viii preach ON "Ihe
Advantage of q Christian TO the Church. 20
Ina the evening he will preach ON 'rhe
Advantage of the Devil TO the Church. %
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Thig Data in Higtorr-Inne :

A4D Otto an AAlptvl ulb dOt
1i30-John Horne rookc. political eccentric
and writer ON language. born iu West
minister; died 1872. he opposed the Amer.
lean war, and circulated subscription Con
the families of men murdered by tho
kings troops at Lexington and Concord"
E8-Charles Barbaroux. Cirondist physician,
guillotned; on his account. o. supposed
Charlotte C0rday killed Marat.
iS0l-Bonaparte and Alexander I Of Russia
made a treaty on q raft at Iilsit.
lsd2-Battle OF Oak Grove. Va.
l663-hattle Of Liberty Gap, Tenn. ia Rose.
Grams advance on Tullahoma
l5s6-General George A. Custer and 25T men OF
his command killed by the Sioux at the
Little Dighorn. Mon.
ISi9-Tewdk pesha became khcdive OF Erypt.
died In 1891, and was succeeded by his son.
lSss-sidney Howard Gay, author and editor
died on Staten Island. n. y. born 1914
lso0-salvator won the $4,000 race aeainsi
Tenny.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
An on Account of .I.onisn.

Louisa, colored inmate of the
Delaware State Hospital at Fanhurst
took French leave of the institution on
Wednesday and has not been found. She
is regarded as harmless and did house
work at the asvlum. The neighborhood
was thoroughly searched but no trace of
her could De found
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
ArhcnImcn In rhIIndcInI.la.

The meet of the South End Wheelmen
is being held as Wesimoroland. Tioga
trark Ais afternoon. The Wilmington
men entered are Nenn, Hanley, Albert
Beggs, Weir, Lohand, Elliott and
Wolfe They viii run in the ?. so and
3. 40 classes and one-mie handicap. Han.
ley viii try for the prize in the one-mile
ordinary handicap