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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
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Death of Abram yyhitlnck.


special Correspondence Gazette and Journal
MtDpLETowN, Dec. 5.--Abram Whitlock,
a .well-knawn farmer residing near Muir.
phey's Mill, Nd, was suddenly stricken
helpless on Monday evening while meas.
ntllig corn preparatory to delivering it at
he died on Friday night. never having re.
gained CONSEQUENCES Mr.. WhitIock was a
very energetic man, and remarked to Ills
mon that he cpnh measure a certain nun.
Der uf bushels OF corn in nj hour and in
attempting to do il became very warm and
complained Of pains in his head, lie At.
tempted to reach his HOUSE but staggered
and fell when but q few feet from tile
barn. lie wis carried in and Or. Wallace
If Chesapeake City summoned, mia id.
ceased WAS about - years Of age ana had
4. large circle OF friends and acquaintanccs
He leaves widow, the daughter Of Thomas
Lavender Of this town and one child.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
THE LASH FEhL HE4pILF.


Two Culprits Feel the Taste of Delaware
Justice Saturday--One Also Stands Ia
the Pillory.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
New CASTLE, Dec. 3.-Ab0ut $50 persons,
including number of Wilmington and
Philadelphia people, saw sheriff could adj
minister corporal punishment to two vic
tins at the Jail yard this afternoon.
Jacques DilaSSer, the frenChman who
was convicted of attempted felonious as
sault on u ll-years-old Wilmington girl,
WAS placed in the pillory Mt II o'clock,
remaining there under the gaze of the
spectators for an hour. lie suffered in
tensely from the cold, and when taken
out his hands and face were quite purple
from exposure, and he was So tiff that he
could scarcely walk.
After period of five minutes he was
brought out into the yard again to undergo
an additional punishment of 30 lashes at
the post The crowd stood in GREATNESS
silence, expecting to see Diasser make
some cutlery, rs 30 strokes from the cat
have made many u cuiprit dance, but the
fellow stood like Il statue and never moved
muscle until the 10Th lash was laid on
and from then on he squirmed and
twisted slightly, but did not utter a
sound. Altogether he took his medicine
like man, Notwithstanding the fact that
the lash was applied heavily. His back
was Redeemed and a few more lasles
would have brought the blood. He will
spend 10 years i'll Jail for his offence and
before he is a free man again he will have
an opportunity to learn the language Of
this country and the ways of one class of
the American people
John Dukes, a cDlorcd sneak thief, took
10 lashes and felt every one OF them
kecnly from the way lie tore his face up.
He had no comments to make publicly,
but it was evident that lac thought very
seriously, lie will spend a term Of one
year behind the bars These were the only
two whipped.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
GREAT CLERICAL SENSATION.


Mgr. Satoili Invested by the Pope with
Autocratic Powers in the United states.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.--'l'he announcement
made last night that Mgr, Satolli had been
appointed by the pope with full power to
settle without appeal all religious questions
between bishops and priests in the United
states has caused considerable excitement
i'll Roman Catholic circles here. The an
nouncement was made by Cardinal t,ib-
bons An effort to interview him on the
subject was nnayailing, the only thing
that leaked from him bcinga confirmation
OF the report. What was the cause of the
appointment or when il was made he re.
FUSED to say. The announcement, it il
almost unnecessary Ia state will cause Il
sensation in Catholic circles throughout
the United States.
Why Cardinal Gibbons should be over
looked and such plcnary powers be given
to one directly from the vatican is only
one among tho many perpleEiug questions
asked about il. II had been rumOrctl in
deed that Mgr Satolli. in addition To the
reasons above named. had been sent to
America on secret mission rs special
representative Of the pope but no one
coniectHrGd that he would be invested
with such antncratic power as would prae-
tcally make him the pnfG of America.
The chief reason for tie actiun-and the
Oit that obtains general crrLiencG, il that
Popt Lees long continued i'll health has
determined him to delegate such duties as
properly daynlvcs on him upon enc whom
he can implicitly trust.
such 2 man is undoubtedly Mgr. Satolli,
who. next to Cardinal ltampulu is ueuer-
ally credited with standing nearer 10 the
pope than any other among the Catholic
dl%nItarics AT Rome, II is n plausible req
son, hut whether il il the true one cannot
Of course be definitely known at present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

Every good thing has its hosts of mita-
tors every genuine article its counterfeits,
The imitators always choose the most
valuable and popular article 10 counter.
felt, so that when they claim their sham
to be equal, or as good, or the same as 80.
aud-So,s' the public may depend upon il
that "S0-and-Sos'' article is the best of the
KIND. he sham proves tine genuine merit
Of the thing it copies and never has this
been better !llu3tri!ei than by the imta.
lions Of Allcoci's roru;ls Plasters All
cocks Porous Plaster is the standard of
excellence the world over, and its imitators
in their cry that theirs is "as good as All
cocks are only emphasizing this fact aud
admitting "Allcncks2 to Be The acme II
perfection, which it is their highest arnbi-
ton to initiate. The difference between
the genuine and these limitations, which
copy only general appearance, is is wide
as that between copper and gold The only
safe way for purchasers i Ia always insist
upon having Allcoclls Porous paStcrs.
1ucGd
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

Nengeful Italians In Cleveland Try to
XIII Two Witnesses whose Testimony
Did Not Suit Them,

Nengeful Italians In Cleveland Try to
Kill Two Witnesses whose Testimony
Did Not Suit Them.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Dec. 3.-The
police were startled last night by an
attempt to murder Nathan Xeukerman
and Charles l.. Kline, two witnesses in
the coroner's inquest into the killing Of
Fransico Carrizzo, an Italian, with a
bad record. Carri2zo was shot and
killed on Thanksgiving evening by
Patrolman Hill, during a struggle fol
lowing an attempt by Policemen Hill
and Dempsey to arrest him. A mass
meeting of Italians was held u few days
later, and the policemen We're holly de-
nounced for killing Carrizao without
Provocation. Money was subscribed to
prosecute them.
Zeukerman and Kline testified before
the coroner's jury that Carrzzo used a
knife during the fight with the officers.
Last night Binjam2o De Stefano, 81
years old, who came from Italy six
months ago, went to Zeukerman's house
on Hill street and shot him. Kline, who
lives next door, appeared and De Stefano
sent two bullets ut him, Neither took
effect.
The police heard the shots and cap.
tnred the Italian after hard run. De
Stefano at once tied red rag around
his left arm and resisted its being taken
of SO ferociously that it could not be
removed until the station was reached.
As he was taken TO cell he called out
wait till tomorrow
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
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COUNT or GHINCERR.
The Khoads q SON VS.. Water Department
Case Postponed--The Order of Iron
Fan


Hall.
Chancellor Wolcott presided at the ses-
sion of the court of Chancery in the
county court house Monday morning.
The first called up VAS that of the Order
of the Iron Hall. Attorneys Whiteman
and Hartman, representing the members
OF the defHnct order, requested the chan
cellnr to order The receiver of the Iron
Hall, Frank ID. Carpenter, to pay the bal
ancc of money in hand, which amounts to
$1,000, to the members of the order The
chancellor granted the petition. Mr.. Car
Pentcr will pay the money over within 30
days. The amount each member will re
ceive will amount to - per cent of the
SUM in hands of the receiver.
ON the request of George II. Bates coun-
sci in the case Of Rhoacls 4 Son of this
city VS.. the Water Department, the trial
was ordered postponed until the January
term.
Mr. Bates who is counsel for Elizabeth
G. and James ). McCnmb, to whose estate
the premises occupied by Rhoads & Son
belongs, has secured preliminary iniinc
ton restraining the Water Department
from shutting Off the water supply in the
Rhoads belt factory. A scourer lad been
introduced into the factory which con
sumed great amount Of water and the
department sent i'll |; bill of 500 for water
rent. The trustees of the estate refused TO
pay the bill, The Water Commission
threatened to shut off the water supply.
Hence the injunction and the pending liti-
cation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
TOOK HIN HOMIE AND shot HIM
Editor Boyd Killed by His Wife
in Olympia.
SHE SAID HE DIDN'T LOVE HER
And For This Reason She
Took His Life.


SEATTLE, WASH, Dec. s.-Thomas
Henderson Boyd, editor Of the 0lymptaa,
atOlympia, was shot and killed at a late
hour last night by his wife, who lives
here and who, it is claimed, was for.
mcrly well known woman at Olympia.
Boyd came here from Olympia yester-
day and spent the evening in saloon
drinking. About 1890 O'clock his wife
came after him and took him home in a
hack. Thirty minutes later she shot
him, but for what reason il not known.
She was arrested
Boyd was the son Of Colonel A. p.
Boyd Of Philadelphia, at one time vice
president of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and was 50 years Of age. He
came to Tacoma about four years ago,
where he engaged in newspaper work,
afterward going to Olympia, where he
bought the OlYmpian. He was fluent
writer and n man of excellent address.
His wife says she shot him because
he had ceased to love her.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
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A BiRBED WIRE TRUST.



ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-The 1qe of Steel
Of this city will announce tomorrow
the formation on December LIST OF a
gigantic barbedwire trust, with head
quarters at Chicago and branches at st.
Louis, New York, Pittsburg and San
Francisco. The combination, which
takes the name of Consolidated Steel
and Wire Company, is incorporated
under the laws of the state of Illinois,
with a paid-in capital of s4 ,000, 900, and
embraces the following well.known
concerns; st. Louis Wire Mill Com
pany, st. Louis; Braddock Wire Com
pany, Pittsbnrg; Lambert 81 Bishop
Wire Fence Company, Joliet, ILL.,. Iowa
Barbed Wire Company, New York City
and Allentown, Pa; Baker Wire COM
pany, Chicago.
Tho plants of the companies in the
combine have an aggregate capacity of
10000 net tons Of wire rods per annum,
2i5,00O tons of plain wire, 100000 tons
OF barbcd wire, and 5000 kegs of nails
daily.
The officers of the company are
President, w. Edenborn, ST. Louis;
Vice-presldent, John Lambert, Joliet,
H.; Treasurer, Alfred Clifford, St.
Louis; Secretary, +. f. Patterson, Chi.
cago General Manager, John w. Gates,
Chicago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08


Iowa was one Of those states from which
different things were expected that failed
to participate i'll the victory for revenue
vote of the state, however, shows that
there has really not been the reversal Of
opinion in Iowa that The election Of Har.
rison electors and high tariff congressman
seemed to indicate. There is majority in
the whole vote Of the state against tile Re-
publican party, and the Republican plt.
rality is less than it has ever been before
At PRESIDENTIAL election, The third party
the Democrats, separated from them.
They are said to be still reliable to vote
for Governor Roies, and there is the belief
that he will be the next elected United
States Senator from Iowa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

ITnicA, N. y, Dee. 3.--rhe Nelson.
Bnrbor Company Of this city, dealers in
general merchandise, yesterday gave
chattcl mortgages amounting to 500 900
70 secure numerous creditors. This was
brought about by the failure recently of
the banking firm of the Churchlill Com.
pany, which Immediately called for
$4,000. The Nelson Barber COMPANY
owed il that amount Other creditors,
hearing Of this, also put in their de,
mands with the result that chattel mort
cages We're given to protect them.
Farmers in this vicinity may feel The
effects Of this embarrassment, as the
Nelson Barber Company holds mort
cages on the property of q great nun.
Der of them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
TWO GOVERNORS IN WYOMING.
The Democratic Candidate Inaugu-
rates Himself in Office.


| ne Siatthb u MAJORITY oI l,IUU--BreaklnR
Into the Capital by Force Issues n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Angry Talk.
CHEYENNE, Dec,2 Wyoming is pass
ing through one Of its occasional quasi.
warlike struggles for political ascen-
dancy and is rather enjoying il. Men
on both sides are talking of law and Of
the rights Of the people, and almost any
wayfarer dangled upside down in the
air for half minute would yield from
one TO three siX-shopters, aud perhaps q
knife or two. The situation is pretty
fully explained in the subioined proc
lamation that is being pcddicd from
house to house and posted everywhere:
In obedience to the constitution and
laws Of the state Of Wyoming, |, John II.
| Osborn, do hereby make proclamation
| that having been duly elected by the
| qualified voters of the State Of Wyoming
| 70 the Office OF governor Of the state, TO fill
1 the vacancy in the Office otcasoned by the
! resignation of Francis Il. Warren, heretu-
| fore elected and qualified rs governor, and
there being TO board of state canvassers
authorized to canvass the returns and de-
clare the result of said election, and the
| returns from he several boards Of county
| canyassers now on tile in the office Of sci-
rotary of state showing that have been
| unqGestionably elected to the office of
| governor, | have duly and legally quail.
s s.G,t y Eoneliiot o. i'e staIr' alla am now
Anil ITv ri,iysns ~ ~ NJ 80 ~ % rns sau
my authority as to such Office, and to aid
me iii enforcing the laws and seeing that
Justice in all things is done.
Done at the office Of the governor at
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
REr. ASDREW WINSHIP DEAD.
Ending OF a Long and Active Career of
a Weli-k known CLERGYMAN,

Rev. Andrew Manship, highly estee med
Methodist Episcopal clergyman, died on
Thursday At his residence, No glg9 Parl;
avenue Philadelphia, aged ~ wears. lie
WAS born near Denton, Caroline county,
Md, and began his long and useful career
when u years of age by preaching TO the
slaves. At the age Of 10 years he entered
the ministry.
He Joined Philadelphia Conference in
lStH, When it included Delaware and the
Peninsula III this locality he was sta-
TONED al Milford, New Castle, Centreyille,
Nd, and fuiuu Church, this city, lie
was pastor Of the latter carly in the fifties
W,!!lna y Was located on Second street near
N Philadtlrhia Mr., Manship first be.
came connected with Emory Church. after
which he built the Haven Church, Then
iln acted As trh&t agent for the PhilDdcl-
phiA conference Tract Society from which
position ne went back to Haven Church
! oLt5s n4uGntlH he was assigned to the North
fAllidrlpliI Mission which included
calvary lmpel, tie nltgruWth OF which is
the twcndth street Church. where ia
ptt)riAed a number nf yrnrs He was alSO
| CONNECTED win the Chestnut Hill Church.
! lpF itiult ~iA YEARS prior to his death he
U.ticialrd n Meadow Chapel, an t,nscc.
iaTiIt mission, ~ Eighth Street and Nova.
AraSiHs avenue.
IGmirei .rem Che Philadelphia con.
ference in lsG3ani for seven wears bore A
.rHernumerary relation. although he
/ VA located .rnlircd 70 The local ranks he
WA: incGssantlN active IN mission work
4 algi mn q long time held tent meetings.
4 ms career rs minister was decidedly
unWNr
| Air. lanship wrote several books &c A
rG@i9i5 character. his .ir-t hcing "rhir-
I lroH lcats lathe llincraury." followed Nv
/ 'fNfGsE.HI. i,..te.' ~ n.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

CHICAGO, Dec. 5,--Nenernl Snrrano Of
the Mexican exhibition, has received a
letter stating that Nine. Diaz, wife of OK
President Dia2, is going to send to the fair
at her own expense band of A. female
musicians. TIC band will be composed Of
the most expert artists to he found in
Mexico, From Mexico will also come the
Eighth Regiment Band considered tie
finest in the republic These bands will
rynain at the fair from is opening to its
close
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

New YoRK, Dec. Blast night safe III
the green house of w. liox was broken
open and about $4,000 in cash stolen.
The money belonged to Mrs. Fox, who
was saving it for q European trip. Some
time ago her husband told her that she
could have all the new money that came
over the counter, and She quietly saved
$1,000. The police deny thai the Job was
done by burglars and say tnH somebody
about the premises committed the theft.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

Speaking upon the government expert
menta! work IN new explosives, being car-
ried on u present, the New York Tt6.S Of
navy department the du Points started n
gun Cotton plant On the Delaware river. In
4 report which mas been submitted 10 tIin
ChicI Of ordnance the plant is described ms
being worry complete and the prudIrt well
up 2 the high Standard fixed bythcbureuu
ana basel on the product Of the torpedo
StAlinnn ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

on tile ground in South Wales and the
storm continues. Nearly all out door
work has been suspended Railway traffic
is greatly delayed. In the north Of Scott
land lhcsn is Is inches deep, In the
railway cuttings the drifts are many feet
deep. 4 maj! train for Inverness Was
stopped by the drifts and the passengers
We're rescued with much difficulty,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

POLII'ICiL.

The official returns OF the vote in Min
nesuta show that the Harrison electors re
crved d., 1876; straight Cleveland electors,
l0O,575; straight Weaver electors, 3n3oS:
Weaver electors with Democratic endorse,
ment,, lO7,07N Bidwell ll,079, Republic
can plurality over tile Democrats, % IG2,
and oyer Fusion, 1869. For governor,
Nelson Republican, had a plurality oi
llG2U.
The official canvass Of the election re.
turns in Kansas shows the election Of nine
Weaver electors BY mainrities averaging
4,3S1, and one Harrison clrctor BY DGU
majority. CoDbell, the defeated electGr,
was beaten on account of d typographical
error III the certiticati0ns. The coun, also
shows the election Of the entire Peoples
party state ticket by maioritirs ranging
from $3.50 to 5000. Injunction proceed
ings We're begun ut fupeka yesterday III
restrain the state board Of canyasscrs from
issuinga certificate OF election to Levy,
the Republican clector, whose election was
uue to the fact that the name Of his fusion
opponent was incorrectly printed OH the
tickets IN two counties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

OMAHA. NEH., Dec, Sat Bassett Rock
county last night, James Cooper, ran
annex armed with Il revolver and a razor
He slaslted a man named Frank Germany
with the razor and shot another, Toe May
TO arrest him and the officer returned the
iirc, killing Cooper instantly. He was an
all-around tough.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
LosG LIrIG 1TIoN ENDED.
Clark Il. Griggs Wnr,ted in Ills Fight
With the Garrison Estate.

A special from New York SAYS: The
famous litigation between Clark L. Griggs
and the estate Of Cornelius N. Garrison. In
which the former claimed over a million
for the construction Of the Wheeling n
Lake Erie railroad, has reached decision
in the court of appeals at Albany. The
trial was begun in lssl, and since that time
over S2,00H,NiO and one on appeal for
Grlggs for $4,000, II is the latter iudg-
mcnt that has Just been reversed by the
higher court.
CLARK K. Griggs is the father of Albert
c, Griggs of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
ratallS crn.nen ~ a l,rrr,cl,-

MAuANoY Cry, Pa, Dec. 3.-While
q party of worSmcn We're engaged in
hosting a heavy piece Of machinery at
the new Buck Mountain collicry, this
morning, the derrick gave way and
fatally crushed Harry baltimore IF this
place
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dec. 3. Burglars
effected an entrance in the iewclry store
Of Isaac orkins at 2 O'Clock this morn
ing and cleared the place Of the most
valuable articles. A large piece of plate
gsass had been cut from the front show
window through which they operated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

ST.. Louis, No, Dec, "a fire last
night destroyed the door and sash fac
tory Of tho Homer Lotor Company, a
large two'story brick building. Water
from the engines destroyed practically
the contents Of large warehouse adj
jOiniur The loss il 300 600,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec 3.-W. r..
johnson. warchman Of the East Tennessee
Virginia 4 Georgia railroad, was shot and
killed i'll the railroad yards near Citico
Furnace about midnight last night bv
aim Basket. Ghe cause Of the tragedy
was wo disrerGtable women lnskclr IS
IN iHil lie refuses to make d statement
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

PorrsygLLr, Pa, Dee. "a G-vears.old
daughter Of james L,ddy of Mill creek
near here, was burned to death while on
the hills with several boys. a lirr had
been built and while warming herself Ler
clothing took fire. Before il could be az
tinguislct lie child was fatally injured
ana died in few minutes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

Use lIorsford's Acid Phosphate. Dr.. e. r.
Dakc, Beleyille, H., says: n have found
il, d"a i atone, to be capable Of producing
a sweet and natural sleep in cases of in
50 often occurs in actiye professional and
business mcn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

Throat diseases commence with coueh
cold or sore throat. "l}ruwu's Bronchial
Iroches' give immediate relief. Sold ONLY
in boxes. Price 20 cents.