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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
A New Hinis.er TO Turkey.

PORTLAND, Or. Nov. I'D. P. Thomp-
son of this city, is in receipt Of telegram
from Secretary Of State Foster, rendering
him the appointment OF minister to Turkey,
to succeed Solomon Hirsch, resigned, pro-
vidiug he can eater upon his duties by Dec.
10. Thompson will accept if he can ar
range his private business satisfactorily.
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A HORRIBLE STORY.
Babies Killed by Piercing Their Hearts with
Needles

Babies Killed by Piercing Their Hearts with
Needles.
SYDNEY, N. S. W.. Nov. 1.-The police
are making close searches of all premises
that have been occupied by the Makins
family of baby farmers under arrest. At
Mcdonald and Redeem, suburbs of Sgd
ney, where the family lived, the bodies of
thirteen infants were found today. A
search made of the back yard of q house at
Chippendale once occupied by the Maklns
resulted in the discovery of two more
bodies. The mothers of some of the MUIR
dered babies have been traced. The police
found at one house bundle of long needles
wrapped in blood-stained piece of calico
The theory of the DOCTORS is that the babies
were killed by having their hearts or spines
pierced with needles.
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A Desperate Criminal Coming TO This Country.

New YoRK, Nov. 14-Colonei Weber
today received information that a des-
perate Irish criminal was on his way to
this country, sent here by British authors
ties. His name is William Maggie, and he is
undergoing q twenty years. sentence in
Dublin penitentiary. The government
pardoned Nagle on condition that ne join
his brother in this country. They gave
the convict sufficient money to come here
Maggie will be stopped and returned to
Ireland
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Admiralty Chart Inaccurate.

LONDON, Nov. IA correspondent of
the times at Ferrol, Spain, asserts that
the wrecking of the battIeship Howe is en-
tirely due to inaccurecy of the admiralty
chart, which is supposed to be corrected
up to 1873 1t was found by sounding to
be entirely unreliable
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Austraian Anarcbists Arrrsted.

VIENNA, Nov 14-Herr Valencia, owner
of the anarchist paper Zeuklt1ft, aud Herr
Friedlander, editor Of that paper, were ar
rested for advocating in their columns the
use of dynamite against the enemies of the
anarchist cause. Both men are intimately
connected with the anarchistic societies,
not only in Europe, but also In America.
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A Socialist Elected In France.

PARIS, Nov 14-Loubet. Socialist, who
was liberated after serving one year OF a
six years. sentence for rioting at Four
mics. has been elected councillor at Roubai,
beating the Conservative candidate by
vote of 2, 92S to 1,700.
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Margare. Mathqr's Marriage Denied.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Nov. J4.-Margaret
Mather has gone east. Just before her de-
parture she positively declined to see a re-
porter or speak about her alleged marriage.
Her niece was seen and positively denied
the marriage; she further denied that she
admitted her marriage in San Francisco.
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A Double Murder and suicide.

LONDON, Nov. lin the little village Of
Petertsvey, Devonshire, yesterday, VIM.
Williams, an unsuccessful ruitor for the
hand of Emily Dodge, farmers daughter,
shot and killed her and his rival. VIM.
Rowe as they were returning from church.
He then shot himself, probably fatally.
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Mnits Admlftei % Rail.

New YORK. Nov. l4.-Charles A. White
who is charged with stealing $40 900 worth
of bonds and securities from his wife in
Cheyenne county, Wyo., was today adj
mitted to bail in Sl0,0 900 by Judge Latrobe
In the United States court.
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General Yamada.

YOKOHAMA, Nov. 14.-General Yamada.
member of the privy council, died today.
He was a prominent royaiist and took
leading part in the restoration war OF 1861.
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Methodist genera uis ,ionary soeietv.

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. 14.-Bishop Wal
don today presided at the fifth annual ses--
sion of the General Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal church. Only
routine business was transacted. Mime
apols was chosen as the next place Of
meeting.
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New YORK. Nov. l4.-John HOey. for
many years president of the Adams Ex-
press company, and founder of Hollywood
at Long Branch, who has been lying Ill at
Delmonico's for several weeks, died at 10
O. clock tonight.
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TO COLLIDE WITH A COMET.
The Earth and the New Comet to Meet This
Month.

ALBANY. N. Y, Nov. 14-Professor
Louis Boss, of Dudly observatory, finds
that the comet discovered by Holmes is
very probably identical with Biela's peri
odical comet which has not certainly been
recognized since 1852. This confirms the
suspicion telegraphed from Berlin by
Professor Erberich some days ago. PROBES
scr Boss thinks there is likely to be very
close approach between the comet and the
earth on the morning of Nov rs, in case
the supposed identity between the comets
OF Holmes and Biela proves 10 be q fact
Observations at present are insufficient to
demonstrate this identity beyond doubt.
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Dry foods HOUSE Rurnad.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. 1.-THE large dry
goods store Of T.. L. Kell & Co.. corner
Wisconsin street aud Broadway, was
gutted by fire this morning. Loss, Sl75, COO;
lirsured
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OBITUARY.
Justlee Morriaa Of North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 14.-Chief Justice
A. D. Merriam died here this morning Of
diabetes. He served in the state legisla-
ture; was chosen United States senator in
1883; two years ago he was elected chief
iusuce. he will be given state funeral.
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Rishon Miles.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 14.-Bishop w.
H. Miles, senior bishop Of the cOlOred
Methodist church in America, died here
this morning AGED sixtJ-hVe years. he
was a preacher over forty years.
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Eight Tenement Houses Burned

PITTsBURe, Penn, Nov II. Fire in
McKeesport this evening destroyed eight
tenement houses on Eleventh street and a
600.
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PARIS, Nov. by vote of lis to Ill
the chamber of deputies today abolished
the wine growers privilege to manufacture
alcohol from portion of their crop duty
free
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COpns Oueros.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Standards Paris
correspondent reports the death of Count
Ducros, councillor Of state under the en-
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Alahama Legislafura Meets.

MONTGOMERY, Ais, Nov. a. The legis-
lature meets tomorrow. and the Kolb mem
bers claim they have perfected means to
seat Kolb as governor.
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BERLIN, Nov. l4.-Joseph Surs who is
charged with attempting to burn his wife
to death in order that he might marry her
younger sister, was found guilty today aud
sentenced to fifteen years penal serVitude.
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Part of Eldorado Springs DESTROYED.

NEVADA, Mo-, Nov. 14-Eleven business
houses in Eldorado Springs, small city
near here, were destroyed by ire last
night. Loss 100000
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widow of Ralph Waldo Emerson

CONCORD, Mass, Nov. II. The widow OF
Ralph Waldo Emerson died yesterday,
aged go years.
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no bel Bnrdened With Money.

LONDON, Nov. l4.-The Financial Neags
says: The long-ezpected boom to Ameri-
can railway shares may come at any
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a Fnrnitura Ware QUE Burued.

New YORK, Nov. 14.-F'ire in the large
warehouse of R. M. Howe & Sen, Brook
Ign, today, did damage to the extent Of
$4,000.
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Six Hundred Houses Burned.
Guilty of VIE Murder.

TOXIC, Nov. IA fire occurred in this
,ity yesterday, destroying 600 houses.
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southern Pacific Interests in Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov IA 1imes-Demo-
crat Piedras Fegros special says: c. P.
Huntington spent the day inspecting the
terminal facilities of the Mexican Interna-
tional road and looking over the extensive
coal mines at Fuente which he recently
purchased, the consideration being $500, 600
American money. 1t is said the property
sold also includes q concession of Piedras
Negras and Monterey. Huntington and
party left tonight for San Antonio.
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Senator Hills Reported Marriage Denied.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov.14 The report of Sen
ator Kills engagement to Mrs. Fannie
Iverson, Of Albania, is uneqpivocally de-
Evening journal., 1892-06-20
cRAwtEp LON pEEEAT.
The Rockfords Play Good Ban and Win
NJ the EIexenih Hour.

rue Attf RtR' @-t''@ t'''N - 49,
nj the Eleventh Hour.
The Rockford Base Ball Club defeated
the West Philadelphia Young Mems
Christian Association team in one Of the
best amcteur games played in this city, on
Saturday afternoon, by the score of s tC
T. Manuel pitched for the home team
and was very wild in the first part of the
game. The visiting team took advantage
of the pportnnity and piled up seven
runs At the ifth inning Manuel settled
down and the vi sitOrs could not hit the
ball while the visiting teams pitcher was
batted viciously.
Wiswel formerly of the New Castle
team. has signed with tho Rockfords and
played centre field He made n brilliant
catch In the eighth inning which saved
the club from defeat and in the eighth
inning. after two men wore ont and n
man ON base he knocked the ball TO deer
centre field for three-bagger, bringing
in the winning run.
Donaho also distinguished himself by
throwing n number of men out 90 second
base Furguson Barlow and Madden
also put up a good game The visitors
played good an ronnd ball and stole bases
like deers. They made many good plays,
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ARE LIZ BOSOM FRIENpsl
Constable Hanks Liable 90 Get Into
TrnnbIe For DerelLatinn Of DUTY.

Constable Ranks Liable 10 Get Into
Trouble For Dcreliction Of Duty.
Constable Jabcz Banks Of Mil Creek
hundred Is. Judging from the latest re-
ports. liable 20 get himself
into trouble Some time ago Magis-
trate Groves issued a warrant for
the arrest of Harlan Gebhart of Mill
Creek hundred on the charge Of
disordcrly conduct in using indecent
language toward Charles Ailcon. The
warrant has been issued for
two months and during that time
10 is alleged that Banks
could have arrested 6ohhart but as they
are on friendly terms he would not do So
Mr. Allcorn wishing to settle the case,
inquired of the magistrate why he
did not proceed with &C. He could
only reply that the man had not
yet been arrested by the constable rs he
had eyaded arrest Tho magistrate was
then informed that he could arrest Geb-
hardt at amy time
Mr. Allcorn then waited upon Attorney
Victor Woollcy, who had defended him
on previous charge, preferred by
Gebhart
Mr. Wooley wrote to Magistrate
Groves stating that If Banks did not
arrest Gehhmt he would bring a suit
against him for dcrelict duty The con-
stable has not yet arrested Gebhart
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No study At IIoidelburg.

Morris Rogers. Jr, and Harry r.
pennypacker OF this city, accompanied
by their tutor Professor Emory h. Mead.
left on the limited train at noon to-day
for New York, whence they win sail TO-
morrow ON the North German Lloyd
steamer "Travo' for Bremen. Germany.
II Is the Intention Of these young men to
finish their studies i'm Heidelburg. after
which they viii make tour Of Europe,
A large number OF friends were at the
dcnOt TO see them Oh
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IncIdcnl. IL lho nnr.

The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the ~ =. Church viii held It's regular
meeting this evening al the residence of
Mrs Charles H. Clewell
The g. W. G. Il. r. win hold its rcgu
lar meeting this evening AN the mem
beers are expected TO be present as there
will be matters of Importance discussed.
The regular hy-weeSly services at the
Jail were conducted by Rev w. j. Cam
bron, yesterday afternoon
Ii Is said that the Delaware Iron
Works win be closed again for two weeks
during { be heated term owing 90 the ina-
biliiy of the men TO endure continuous
labor while the temperature is in the
ncighborhood Of blood heat.
Edward McDonough, tho man who was
drowned in the Chrisiiana at Wilmington
yesterday was the father Of Thomas Nc.
Donough Of this city and a member of
the q. A. r. post here. he served IN the
war as n private i'm the company That
went ont from This city.
Frank Croagcr, notorious pennsvl.
vania horse thief. has just escaped from
the Chester county insane asylum. after
having been committed there through u
little ruse of his that made the com
miitce on lunacy believe him insane
Croagcr once made a daring escape from
the New Castle jail
"Al' Wiswoll and Pete Madden wor
high honors on the Rockford Baseball
Club Of Wilmington IN game on Satur
day afternoon.
Lieutenant Herbert Deakyne of Willet
Point. J.. I Is spending a week at hi
home in this city
Miss Lucy Watts of Wilmington !
visiting her sister. Mrs r. A. Porter
Mrs Isaac Sutton of Ocean Grove
visiting relatives i'm this city.
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Christiann church Reopening.

The NJ d. Church at Christinna, which
has been undergoing a thorough renova-
tion, win be rcopened next Sunday.
Rev. j. d. g. Hanna Of Asbury
M r. Church. this city win prcach
in the morning. Presiding Elder Barrett
win preach in the afternoon and Rev J.
L. Wood OF Elkton md, will have
charge of the services at night
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a Pretty Illto rioa.uro noat.

The beautiful little steamboat Clarence
put into the harhor here on Saturday
night and tied mp az the Delaware street
wharf for tho night Tho Clarence was
bound from New York city 20 Naqg
Hnrbor n c. and had come through
the karitan canal She cleared yestcr-
day morning going through the Del.
aware and Chesapeake waterway. The
Clarence viii carry special parties ocross
The sound at Naggs harbor throughout
the season.
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A rarmcr nclnrnr.nn pend.

DENTON. Md, June 90 Mrs Hannah
A. Tatman. widow of the late Columbus
Tatman. who good many years ago
kept hotel at Georgetown,
Del. died at her home, near
Denton, Saturday afternoon, from the
effect Of injury sustained in a fall a few
weeks ago She leaves several children,
among whom is Frank Tatman Of VIII
mngton. Del She was about i5yoars
old
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\. N. Z. a. 500.

The sports of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, which viii be held on
the Rivcruiew grounds ON Saturday,
june %. promises TO be most SUCCESS
full. fun list of entries has
been made and handsome and valuable
FIRST and second prizes will be offered
The events are nearly all handicapped, 80
exciting and brilliant contests can De
...,a.f.I
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lTEMs oF lNIEREsT.

Jinks-" "What was the reason that Gipson
failed as an evangelism filkius- lie
couldn't shake hands without getting his palm
TO itching n New York Herald.
Postmaster Foster of Lubec Mc..writcs that
after the Grip. Hoods Sarsaparilla brought
linn ont uf % feeble, nervous condition, into
complete strength and health.
Hoods Pills have won high praise Tor their
prompt and efficient yet easy action.
"Why what Is The matttcr. my dear-you
look dsanpointcdf" ~ wanted 10 have a. real
good quarrel with my husband and hc insisted
on upologizing. Truth.
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\ oheeLered careef Indeed.

The Every Evening of Saturday said
"Joscph LaIeriy. former wcll-known
citizcn of New Castle. who has been alb
agit for twenty-one wears. returned
yesterday 90 his wife and family. whom
ho has not seen since he left here. Mr..
Laiierty has travelled extensively an over
the globe. and il is said be
tells OF thrilling escape from
being eaten by connihals ON the
coast OF Africa During his long absence
his appearance has changed wonderfully.
and many of his old friends were unable
10 recognize him. lie will remain hero
for the summer Mr. Laffcrtys 'lonq
absence was spent 40 the county aims.
house at fmnhursi and his "travels AN
Cvcr the globe are those that he
took on nightmare in the hospital
cook room The "cannibals' he en-.
countered were probably scraped out Of
the cabbage that ho used to prepare fol
the soup boiler Laferiy has been the
cook at the almshouse for nearly twenty
years
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A rncboai captain,. si.nl.

The captain Of the steam tug Nj NJ.
Hunt. which brought small pleasure
parity 20 this city on Saturday cveninr
made one OF the most skiilnl backs
at the Delaware street wharf that has
ever been seen there Against a sirohe
tide the captain brought his boat about
head-to and backed at fun speed until
within two feet of the wharf. whom he
stopped short and held the boat ia ploc,
lor alleral seeonda.
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a TouR THRoueH DELAWARE.
The Omcers OF the SONS OF Delaware
stop ai the clayton House.

stop ai the clayton House.
The Board of Governors of the Sons
of Delaware of Philadelphia, who are
making tour through this state, ar
rived in this city about 1890 o'clock this
afternoon They put up at the
CLAYTON House and took dinner there
Tho following are the members
of the party. Frank Dale la Lanne.
Henry 1atnall Joseph Newell G. H.
StoclSley w. w Lacey. j. H. lodand, J..
II. Baldwin J. Layton Register w. H..
Dcakync. William W. Smithers, w.
Joseph Hearn and two cOachmen.
The visitors came In a big four horse
couch Tonight they viii be tondered a
reception by the Wilmington Club and a
good large time is expected
After taking breakfast at the hotel TO-
morrow morning they will drive TO Della
ware City. going through New Castle. a
fun list of the towns that will be visited
has already been published ia the
EVENING JOUR&AI
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DO YOU WANT MATTINGs E?
MATTINGS AT ABOUT WHOLESALE COST.

Unusual for nstalment house make such offer
and it stock we're anxious to close out either Fact
big failure threw lot of Mangs in way and we bought
them We've been selling them right along reasonable
profit their us and that is why Mating trade
this spring has been larger than before We've been sell
ing Mating credit good per cent lower than other
houses have sold the grade material for cashwe said
nothing about it because there need of forcing trade
such artce-it sold itself However, there may be
of patrons who have "head the news and
these and the public. present this chance of
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ThIncs Mnrlh KnonInr.

See the teas.cofIee and pure spices at Boyle's.
GO TO Shaws for Camel shoes. We offer YOU
She iaIcsi and the first Camel skin Shoe ina ne
market. A. hia tho foot and around the ank le
like "A glove It's the old mans shoe inf
c0mfori and the young mans for the latest
style. CAN and eee them.
New crop fancy n. o. Molasscs. J. J. Boyle's
Evening journal., 1892-06-20
Klnl.na I. con,nle.elng.

John kinlund, the man who was re-
Gently found Ia a wounded aud uncon
cious condition at Roybold s station on the
Delaware City branch Of the p W. q B.
railroad is convalescing, He Is still at
the almshouso.
Evening journal., 1892-06-20

For the Prohibition National Convention az
Cincnnuti. o.. June 22th and jOth, the B. * o.
r.. r. will sell the general public round tril
tickets from all stations 40 Cincinnati at rate
of one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be-
sold June 2ll and 2sth. lLnd viii De valid for
return journey until July 9th inclusive. The
rate from Wilmington VIII Doe Slb.N corrc-
spondingly low rates from other stations.
The Nnssar girl learns above all things to
reason back from effect To cause. When hcl
gliiur-sirng snaps she cNclaiins. plague on
the Catl'- Galveston News.
Evening journal., 1892-06-20
Thosr WHO WIN slug 'rinaToro.' .

Professor DruclJcnmiller who has been
secured by a large company of local
singers TO direct the rendition and re
hearsals of "Pmaforo' in the Opera
House Ia this city during the middle of
July has completed his assignment of
characters The chorus is composed of
many of the best singers of the city and
an the church choirs win help to sing
the merry and enchanting music. Miss
Beatrice Colman viii bc thc uccompm
ist The east of characters is as follows.
with big chorus of sisters. cousins and
marines
Right Hon. Sir Joseph Porter. Is. g. b. first
lord in tho admiralty. George W. Ecklcs
captain Ourcurun, commanding n. VI. s..
lin0foro. .......... .. .. !. Milton Davidson
Ralph EaCkstrNW. the able seaman.
Professor III. d. Druckcnmillor
Dick lcadcyc, c0mical tar n. *. Lancaster
llll h0lsloN, huafennin...... f. T. Challenger
Bob Beckett. carpenters mato......C. q. lunt
Josephine, ihc captains daughter
Mrs DuOkcnmillcr
icbe, Sir Joseph's first cousin.
Mrs. Harold sudcll
Little buttercup. Portsmouth humboat
N'lNttiltt. tstttttsttsssis MISS Bessie NCMtlI
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SWING MONEY on MATTINGS.

Tins your opporuny, whle the Stock lasts will 90
credit mindat the price we've set it, We could not
duplicate the goods to-day that figure 1t would pay us
it and hold until season. but our
policy is never carry old stock if help it. The
Mattings here-on first floor good article that will
wear and look we'll Do you want it {?
Evening journal., 1892-06-20

pushyiorian excursion To- Noshaminy Falls
Friday. July ist. One dollar.
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WARM CONGREGATIONS.
The Sultry Sunday Does Not
Diminish Them.
BIsHOP WmLIAMs AT UNION

DA1Al4 AAIAhtAD al oNAONi
Complete Cast OF Characters for the
Pretty Little opera Sknlml oIanipuia-
lion Of "a steamer, whcci-The Prcsid-
ing Elders VISTA southern ri, assure
Boat.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEw CASTLE. June 20. - Yesterday
was the most sultry day of the year thus
far, in this locality but the heat did not
greatly reduce the size of the congrcga
lions at the various churches The
patriarchal elders in Union A NJ, T..
Church were compelled TO take of their
coats. and then the deacons had TO re-
move their collars and mop their brOws
with the convenient handana Bishop
Williams. a presiding officer of the II. A.
Nj r. Conference was here all day and
stirred mp the brethren while perspira-
tion poured from his iace.
Tho congregation of the Presbyterian
Church turned ont in force TO hear Rev
s. Beattie Wylic the New York
preacher who has created such a favor
able impression in the pulpit. The con-
gremtions AZ the First Baptist Church.
where Rev W. j. Camhron preached
were also large and appreciative A cor
net IN the Sunday school Of this church
makes the musical part of the services
much more lively.
AZ the A. n Church, Presiding Elder
Barrett preached for the first time since
assuming his district duties lie con
Quoted twilight love feast services and
ai i45 o'clock. preached from the text
"All things work together for good TO
them that love God
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chnnn I.,nnrsInr ID chlcnrn

From June 10th to eOth, inclusive. the b. a
O. n. n. Will sell on account Democratic Con
ycntiOn round trip tickets from Wilmington
90 Chicago for Sll.O0, good 20 return unit
July sth
Evening journal., 1892-06-20

On the stcamor Hc"1 should Judge that
YOU were a typical sailor. Shc-"Well yes
that Is, / can hcaVe about everything except
the anchor. Clock journal.