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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

The Indiana Bicycle Works at Indian
apolis were damaged by fire yesterday
week to the amount of $4,000.
The schools of New Castle township, on
the outskirts Of Pottsvile, Pa, have been
closed indefinitely, owing to an epidemic
OF diphtheria and scarlet fever.
A negro eX-convict, who attempted to
assault white woman near lIciden-
helmcr, Texas, Monday week, was shot
10 death BY the woman's friends and
neishbors.
4 locomotive boiler exploded Yesterday
week ~ Palos, on the Kansas City. Memphis
d Birmingham road, west Of birmingham,
Ala, and the engineer and fireman were
blown TO pieces.
George Wood, a student at the Wcsting-
house Electric Complny's works At Pitts.
burg, was killed yesterday week. While
changing wires On pole lis hand came in
contact With IN electric light wire
AneXPrrSs train on the New fork Central
railroad, just west Of Rochester, Tues
LAY week, ran at a speed of % miles per
hour for 10 miles, and the run from Roches-
Ter I" bulTalo, ~ miles, was made in II
minutes. 1t is said this breaks the record.
David Dudley Field Of New York, has
given, through his friend and associate.
Hon. John Randolph flicker, his entire
library 70 the Washington and lee Tni-
verslty, in which Mr. Tucker is professor
a International and constitutional law.
Inc library consists Of over | GOO volumes.
A,crowd, which had been acknowledgement
ucai meeting ~ Canton, Ia, Wednesday,,
| week was run into by a freight train and
| Ellsworth Gnngdon and William Strcetcr.
81 Fast Troy, were killed and j. j. Van
| MIX was seriously injured. 4 band was
| playing and the people did not hear tile
| train approach
| Oil has been discovered ON the farm of
| William John, near Catuwissa, Pa. Several
| buckctsful We're pumped from depth of
| 20 feet yesterday week. Lamps were Tiled
| and lighted. The oil gave forth brillinnt
| lame, ana was pronounced to be an 4 No.
product. The price Of land i'll the Vi
clnltS is gong up rapidly.
The political managers of the PEOPLES
! party in Kansas claim to have discovered 4
| plot to sSSlssinate Congressman Jerry
| simpson. Latters are made public in
| which one Robert swivel is offered
5000 to Kill Simpson, Of which the writer
| says, lit makes no difference whether lie
4 dies with his socks on or on
| The indianapolis Supreme court has de.
| clhred unconstitutional the registration
act Of the election laws The re.gistrntior
feature ii the Law was made to auplv
| chiefly to commercial travellers and resi-,
| dents of tine state absent in the eHIuIt,y Of
the government. The grounds oil which
the law is held to be i violation If the
constitution is that it is class legislation.
a Homestead dispatch says The reign
| OF terror which lies been innugUratcd BY
some Of the strikers sil continues, aud Il
is hard TO tell what the final result will be
| There is = strong feeling anon. the iaw
abiding citizens in favor d petittonngtht
governor % have the troops returned and
the town put Under martial law. They
consider this the quickest aud most eifec
tive way Of establishing peace where
violence Is now supreme.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
pnIh4DELPnI.i .lFFlIRy.


Leslie Stuart, IS years old, committed
suicide yesterday week by cutting his
throat,
AT yesterday weeks meeting Of the board
Of health the medical inspector reported
% new cases Of diphtllcria for the previous
"a hours.
The evening classes At the prcxel Tnsti.
tutc were started Tuesday week With about
800 students. About 700 attend during the
day.
Nixon and Zimmerman theatrical mana
gers, and the American Bill Posting Com
pany, limited, yesterday week entered SUI
10 recover damages against the McSsrs
Fitzgerald, trading as The Item Publish
ing Company, To recover damages for
alleged libnllons publications..
The strike Of the employees Of Hughes &
l'attersOn's rolling mill has been declared
off by the National Lodge Of the AmalSa-
mated Association OF Iron and steel Work
eTs, and the charters for theiodges at those
mills, as well IS for the lodge III Marshall
Bros, 4 Cos mills lave been returned to
The National Lodge.
The cornerstone Of the new nine-story
building Of the Womcn's Christan Asso-
citation, At the south west corner Of Ligh-
tcenth and Arch streets, wis laid yr$ler-
day week. Addresses were delivered
by the ley. John Hemphll, d. D., the
Rev. George Dana l}oardmau, u. d.,
bishop iusS and Major William IL, Lam
bert.
John lfurtnett pleaded guilty yesterday
weel; to the murder OF Mary NJ. Stiles, alias
Mullie Hartman, on April 3l last, at $40
North seventh street. Judge Reed fixed
the grade of the crime us murder of The
second degree, and said he would dispose
Of the case on Friday Excessive intoXicu-
tion was set np rs mitigation Of the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
OVERCOME ny SMOKE.
Seven Firemen In IL Critical Condition
ami Three May Die--Twenty-one Per-
sons Narrowly Escape Death.

sons narrowly Escape Death.
PrTTsBuRi, Pa, Oct 26.--Twenty.
persons, mostly iircmen, had Il narrow
escape from death by suffocation from
smoke, in the cellar of u. Chestnut &
Co.'S leather finding establishment, this
city, this afternoon. Seven of the iremcn
are i'll 4 critical condition, and three may
die.
Their names are: George Price, Truck
A; Elmer Croco, Engine Company No. .;
William Parke, Engine Company No. /;
Otto Hanch, No. | Company; John Comfy,
pany; John Hooper, No. Company. The
others soon revived, and were able to 20 80
their homes unassisted.
At 1.S0 o'clock, this afternoon, an alarm
of fire was sent in from box s, corner IF
Wood street and Second avenue. Engine
companies Nos. land 3reSponded at once
and found slight blaze in the cellar Of
the establishment named. The hides and
leather that were sturedin the cellar caught
lire, and from the water thrown on them
started the smoke up through the building
and into the street.
When the fire department arrived on the
scene the smoke was SO dense that ii was
impossible to see tive feet away. A mum
her of tiremen rushed into the building,
and II Of them hurried to the cellar, the
seat OF the trouble. These worked directly
over the smoldering leather, while their
companions turned their attention to
another part OF the building, and devoted
their energies to protect other property.
1t was not long until the blaze was under
control, ard then the tiremen who had
rushed into the cellar were sought for. Re-
peated calls failed to bring Il reply. A
search was at once commenced. When
the other lircmen entered the cellar they
were mortified TO lind the brave II lying
on the ground apparently lifeless.
The work of rescue was then begun, but
before the men had all been gotten mp 10
others, including Chiefs Steele, Coates and
Inspector Of Police McKelvy, were over.
come, and a second rescuing party was re-
quired to save them.
Their limp bodies were carried to the
street, and after time MI but the seven
named were resuscitated, The others were
conveyed to the homeopathic Hospital.
Firemen Houoi, Comfy Mccoy and Hooper
soon recovered consciousness under heroic
treatment, but Price, CrOco and Parke
were revived with difficulty. Their condi-
ton tonight is regarded as very serious.
The damage TO the property was about
5000, fully covered BY insurance in the
GiFard Company Of Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company and the Boston and Maine Rail
road Company have formed an alliance.
Al meeting Of the directors of the Boston
and Maine, in Boston yesterday week, Will
liam /. Hart resigned his seat in the board,
and A. A. Mcleod was chosen to fill the
vacancy. The Hon. Frank Jones' presi-
dent Of the company, then resigned that
position, and MIR. Mcleod was elected to
succeed him MIR. Jones was elected chair
man IF tile board, and iii this position will
continue as the executive heal OF the cor.
poratiun. In the SAME connection it was
announced that the New York and New
England Railroad, already controlled by
MIR. Mcleod and the Reading interests,
would he Used as Il connection between
the liost3n and Maine and Philadelphia
and Reading systems.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
Afraid 81 The Now election law,

PorrsvlLLE, Pa, Oct. 21.--A serious
predicamcnt presents itself to the OIL
GERS Of many Of the districts Of this
county, by the refusal Of former inspec.
tors, clerks 70 accept appointment on
the board this year, under the new bal
lot law. IN several districts il is impus-
siblc to secure clerks, owing to the in
tricacies Of the new scheme, and inspcc-
tors are resiEning by thescore. mother
districts the officers themselves, fearing
the erroneous duties before them, openly
state they will not serve.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
.4NsWERED WIrH A mon.
How Republican Candidate Replied to n
Citizen Who Asked Him a Pertinent

How Republican Candidate Replied to a
Citizen Who Asked Him Pertinent
Question.
Elmo LAKE, MINI, Oct. 27.-This
section Of Minnesota is in the widest
excitement over an assault by knute
Nelson, Republican candidate for gov
ernor, upon a citizen of the place.
In the course Of Mr.. Nelson's speech,
Tobin Lauby asked him question re-
garding the alleged wheat conspiracy
MI. Nelson told Mr.. Lauby that he was
not there TO be catechised and com.
manded him to shut up. The latter
shouted back that he Yves an American
citizen and had Il right to ask questions,
when the orator was telling untruths.
At this Mr.. Nelson sprung from the
platform and grabbed Mr.. Lauhy's
throat. The men were parted before
any blood was shed. A warrant was
issued for the arrest of Mr.. Nelson.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
Judge Cooley WIN Vote for cleveland,


The report, first published by the
Detroit Free Press, that eX Judge Thomas
NJ. Cooley had determined IL vote for
Cleveland has been denied vigorously in
many Republican quarters, and the
Chicago Mtcr OCEAN has gone so far us
to print n dispatch from Ann Arbor, in
which Mr.. Cooley was credited with
saying that the report was entirely
unauthorized and without foundation
In order to get ut the truth In the matter,
we wrote 10 Il member Of the faculty of
the University OF Michigan, asking him
to give MS, If he were able to do so, the
facts in tho case His letter, received
this morning, contains the following:
Judge Cooley authorizes me to say to
You that he stands by the statement pub
lished in the Detroit FftG Press, and that
the supposed dispatch Of the iatey- OreaN
is wholly false. He is willing You should
say, II you care to, that he does not believe
III the Mckinley bill, and that he expects
70 vote for Mr., Cleveland. More than this
he does not care 10 have said, and he is en-
tirely unwilling to publish Il letter or to
take any active part i'll the campaign"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

-. y, Wilson, "a clay street, Sharpsburg,
"a, says he will not be without Dr. Kings
sew discovery Tor consumption, coughs
and colds that it cured his wife. Who Mn
threatened with pneumonia after an at.
tack Of In grippe" when various other
remedies and Se"eral physicians had done
her good. Robert Barber Of tuuSspnrt,
Pa. claims pr. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything Id
ever used for lung trouble Nothing like
y lrlal bottles free NJ lioatun Smiths
drug store corner seventh and Fine
streets. Goods delivered free Of charge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
A tlcToaY Fof TIE pENNsr.
1t Can Build Line Parallel with the
KeatiinE at Chester.

AN"A'hE az SttbttTs
says a Chester special: Judge CLAYTON
has filed an opinion in the suit between
the Chester 4 Delaware River Railroad
Company, a protege Of the Reading, and
the south Chester Railroad Company, a
creation of the Pennsylvania, refusing the
petition of the Reading for special iniunc-
ton restraining the PENNSYLVANIA from
laying their tracks on Delaware avenue II
now seems us though the long fight which
has been waged by the rival roads will re.
suit i'll the Penusy's building branch
parallel with the Reading and gaining q
portion OF the valuable river front trade
III this city, 50 long held by the Reading.
Tho most peculiar feature Of the matter
is that the branch Of the Reading which
the Pennsylvania is now lighting is oprr-
atcd over II line leased from the rival com
pany. When the su.CUllcd Darby extern
sion of the Philadelphia Wilmington II
Baltimore Railroad was built the old line
running along the river front across TIM
cum Island and into Chester WAS leased by
the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
u the Reading, and The former company
congratulated itself upon getting rid Of q
vclupmcnt Of Chester, however, the old
line has become valuable, and, running
along the river front, secures the greater
part Of the manufacturing traffic.
IN the opinion Judge Clayton says it is
useless for the cOntendins railroad 10 fight
under false colofs. AZ lie object Of both
Is to secure the RAPIDLY increasing trade
along the river front, he sees no reason
why one should be favored more than
another, refuses the motion for special
injunction and continues the iujunctions
heretofore granted. The ruling Of The
judge will compel the iteadinS to remove
its present track from the centre 10 the
side Of Delaware avenue, but the right Of
the l'cunsy % use any part Of the 81 feet
on eiyllcr side Of the Reading ; trucks will
be contested by thc latter in the supreme
court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
4 LIttIe west cnestpr cplnn..

James T.. Mnlln Il Son, formerly of
West Chester, now have an elegant and
immense clothing establishment at sixth
and Market streets Wilmington, fitted IN
in splendid arrangement, with elevators
are lamps and other modern improve
mcnts III the Mullin building are now
employed the following former residents
Of West Chester John S. Mullin, Ir.,
Herbert !. Mnllin, Ruel o. LOOMS,
Sydney Kirk, Charles White, William
Morgan and Harry Buxton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

PErERsnuEG, VA, Oct 27.-!S. Y.
Gillian Republican nominee for Con
gress from the Fourth Congressional
district Of Virginia, last night issued an
open letter, Withdrawing from the field.
Ills letter Is addressed to Hon. Anthony
Higgins, Wilmington, DeI., chairman Of
the national Republican Congressional
committee, Gillian calls upon Ill Re
pubIlcans to support llarrison.and Reid
and work and vote fur the Republican
electoral Ticket
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Oct 27.-At
Harris, a small station on the Kansas
City, Memphis 4 Birmingham railroad,
10 miles west Of here, two men were
blown to atoms at an early hour this
morning, by the explosion Of locoma-
tive boiler. Harry Munroe, engineer
and William Cruch, fireman, were both
instantly killed. Their manglcd re-
mains were gathered together and
brought to this city. Conductor Blacl;
was slightly hurt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
a GREAT BEER rRuSr.
Brewery Firms Combine with "a Capital
of $IO.OOO,OOO.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Oct. 27--One Of
the biggest brewery combinations ever
effected in the country las been con
summated by the consolidation Of the
pabst Brewing Company and the
Falkcnberg 4 lsreckcrt Brewing Com
pany Of Milwaukee. The latter is
practically merged in the former, the
capital stock Of the company being in
creased 10 $10,000,000, with Captain
Fred Pabst still At the head Of the con
Germ. .t@
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

ScHUYKLnL !llAyEN, Pa, Oct 2T.-
The furnishing store Of y. b. Coldron
of this place, was broken into by bur
glars lust night and the place literally
cleaned ont Of all the shoes in stock. K
peculiar feature Of the raid is that an
electric alarm is connected with doors
and windows. To gain an entrance tile
burglars took ont the entire show win
dow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

In consequence Of family row at
Johstown, near Mount Holly, n. j., on
Wednesday night, Henry Cook, an en-
ploye Of the RNncocas stocl; farm. stabbed
his son William several times in the breast
with q liOcket-knite 1t is said the injured
man cannot recover.
In Pittsburg Thursday one side of the
SLOT Of the conduit of the cable line was
pushed over against the other side by n
heavy iron wagon, This left no room for
the gripto slide through When the first
car reached the obstruction il stopped with
n jork. The car was crowded, and all the
passengers were more Or less injured
While a long train Of empty coal cars
was being. taken W the grade near East
Mahanog Junction On the Philadelphia IL
Reading railroad, Thursday, the train
parted, and the rear half getting beyond
the control of the crew, dashed into Il train
moving north from, ramaqua. The crews
OF both trains Jumped, and all escaped
with the exception of the freight fireman,
who fractured leg The cut was piled 81
high with the wrerktge that through
freight was stopped several hours, passen-
gers being transferred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

llt2 Claymnnt correspondent Of the
llJlnuH r0vaty Rep1J5ittn says: Isaac
n. Grub, one Of our levy courtlncn, in.
formed the writer that Ne hasn't had a
razor on his face for ~ years, ana lie
didn't got crossed in love either"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
The New Postal Cards on Sale.

WAsH1NuToS, Oct. 27.-The new
postal cnrds, with reply attachment,
were yesterday placed on sale at ali
tirst-class post-oticc throughout the
country.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

if suffered to progress, often results IN an
lncnrable throat or lung trouble. Browns
bronchial Iroches" give instant relief.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

Doctors disagree. They
have to. There are differ
ences Of opinion among the
best; there will be SO long
as knowledge is incomplete.
But there is one subject
on which all physicians are
completely in accord, and
that is the value of cod-liver
oil in consumption and scro-
fula, and many other condi-
tons in which the loss of fat
is involved. And cod-liver
oil has its greatest usefulness
in SCOTS Emulsion.
There is an interesting
book on the subject; sent free
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03

Piles permanently cured; no pain. DIR
Reed, l2a South 18Th Street, Philadelphia.
Send for circular.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
A RECEPTION TO CLEVELAND
Given by the Buffalonians
Club in His Honor.
HE REPLIES IN A NEAT SPEECH
Many Pleasant Early Associa-
tons Recalled.

Decidedly Moro Fun in Marching in tho
Procession Than Running for President
--sheehan Says Cleveland VIII Carry
New Iork--How the Betting Is Going.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
Gourtlanb, II. 9fop.

Gourtlanb, II. Nop.
Srou 9. s. gbparbs unb @obn iin0 uo,
Sparta, @is., s%uriidgetebrt.
&ep. Maurer pon 3iri9, S6ueis, bielt
am Sonntag Gormittag ei1en Sortra9 III Der
euangelil6en Stride uno lamnelte Yettra9e
fitr Wiliions;mede IN ienem 2a,oe NIB
Geutl9lauo. lleber 800 wlroen 9e;ei9net.
%. 6. @6raap unb w. @eper pom 9otton=
wooo 1uoren am @on1tag beiu9S'pe'ie bier.
S11 bcr Stod Yaro miro eiu Srunnen &C.
bobrt.
Srl. Se(ene &emele Dol, Sleepp Gpe sibt
icoen Sreitas l1nb .@amitas. Muiitnnterri9t,
uuo 1T blelelbe me9el1 &iidlprade III bel,
@obnun9eu pon &eu. S3ul5 obcr S. u.
0olpe1 gu flloen.
Carl @eder erbielt bic Madri@t bab feline
Mutter an, Sonnta9 III &enpiQe 9eitorbelt
lei. Sic Tamilie ,uobnte ieiner3eit III Court
LAMB.
Gourtla,b i1eint III elmer Beltiaot be-
itimrnt ;u lei,, ba bic Incorporation 1900
9lder entbalten ioQ. ..
Ole Yot Office 1T at Som,tasea BON IL
bis 1 llbr oIien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17

oes Seiteuweses entlans bes nSroli@en
@erman Yartes an Geo. s. Dies $50.
fir $780, 5 uerseben wuroe, unb baB
oerielbe iertis seiteut 1T; has Gomite
oemtt aber, baB bic llnterlase nidt sus
iriepeniteuenb 1T. SIS empfieblt baber,
baB $25. pom benz Gontratts 0etrase
bis gum /. Mai 1898 suriidbebalt en-
werben, nm bic Neparaturen bamit gu
besablen, menn iid bic benannte Inter-
lage ais ungeuii9eno erweiit. Der 0ez
rtbt wuroe angenommen unb her Glert
beoroert. cine Oroer fit $225.25 ais
Ebeitsabluns fir ben Seitenwes aasSus
ibreiben.
Nuf Nntrag muroe Der Glert beaufz
tra9t, Sroers fir bic &i1ter, Glerts II.
SpesialsB olisilten, wel6e bel oer letten
ausemeineu Mabl funsirten, aussufertiz
gen uno omar oaB ben &i9tern uno
Glerts einem iebeu ein Gaselpbn bon
orei Sasen Nrbeit susere9net uirb.
Ginltimmia angenommen.
Gerl1ieoene Bills wurben gut 3ab>
lung ansewieien.
,n,I Verta9uu9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
Sta6tratbiibung ant II. Nob. 1892.

MQe Mit9lieber 'uaren onmeienb, 6.
8. &oos Goriiber. Der Setretar bes
0fientli@en Qlrbe;tratbes le9te bic NNeB:
ments fir Beiprenteln ber Minneiota
StraBe pom ber g.. Glib big sur 4. Norbs
itraBe uor fir oieie Sailon.
Da Niemanb erj9ien. Der 9e9en obi9e
N1eBments opponirt batte, muroe bic
Vorla9e an9enommen.
Scr @tabt Glert beri4tete, baB Ct
ben 9ospital @runb an @iu. Bfaenoer
auf flint Sabre fir $3.50 bas Sabr,
3ablbar an jebem /. September uerrentet
bat. Der Beti9t uurbe an9enommen.
Sin 8eri4t bes Wa6erme1t>@ omites
murbe uorselcst uno beitdtist.
GrlaubniB muroe bet Trau 81. ST.
i@er ertbeilt, bas Dad ibres 9auies NIT
neuen S@inbeln gu bele9en.
Das @traBen>@ omite beridtete, baB
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bet 6ront pon Got 7, Blod lO3 Norb,
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
Obternatortum.

Was einem NQltassmeni@en ni@t al
leg pailiren tanm, seist Elm 8eiipiel,
mel9es uns Gnoe letter Wo@e auf Der
MinneiotaitraBe b%ese9nete. Saben mir
ba namli9 einen 9roBen 9aufen Der
i90nitem &oqen>B Butter auf BET Strabe
be%rumfabren, mas uns gu ber etwas naz
iuen l1eberseusuns bra@te, baB mabrz
i9einli@ elm itarter ueberfuB Sieies
Mrtitels uorbanoen iein miife. gei
ndberer llnteriu@uns semabrten mir cine
etmas uerbuet breini@auenbe pcri6nli4s
teit, mel@e uns benn i@lieBli@ babin
auftldrte, bag bicies nur cine Dolls pe@
bebeute, inbe,n bur@ bas nner'uartete