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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13

\ P. Antoni Sherman, znany tu-
tejszej Polonii obywatel, powr6cil
juz z w6d W Mt. Clement, Mich.
x w: Springfield, Ills. wczoraj
inkorporowane zostafo Fow.. >, Od-
dziaI VII Vol: Polskich. Krakus6w
sw. stanisfawa Kostki". . lnkorpo-
ratorami So OBJ. Fir. Paw elski, Paw.
Kostkiewicz j L. Terczewski. -.
r + sfyszeliSmy, IL do Chicago
przyjechaf P, Rybakowski, b. reda-
ktor ,,Kuryera Nowoj jorskiego'' z
New Yorku. -. -. =. =. -.
!. W niedziele odbyfa sic 1uroczy:.,
stos6 po$wiecenia: now ego obrazu
Tow. .sw.. Jana Chrzeiciela W par.
sw.. ST. Kostki. : Ceremonii dopef-
NH ks. Kasprzycki, prze emawial ks.
w. Barzyhski. - :. ....-.'. -.
= W. sEodek:. otrzy1maf pozwoIe-
ME ma budowe~ domu 2 rpietrowego
p n. e2l Cornelia "a $4,000. .. j..
=. \ jerry Trumbley y, kt6ry napadf
ma j.. Fisha .oblaf mu tWarz W bia}y
dzien witryolem, skazany :zostaf ma
8 miesiace wiezienia i ! $500 kary.
Tanio! 49,, -. !: ..'..
: Ant. Stephen, trustys jednej z
niemieckich l6z masonsk lego stowa-
rzyszenia tsHarugari'' 20 staf oddany
pod sad "a, :przyw1aszc4enie sobie
s725 ,pieniedzy nalezacy6 6h do lozy.
Sfyszelismy, ze Stephen ma bye. -.
Polakiem.. !. :~.. :.
\, Dwunastoletni ch}opiec J. Hurl-
bert, utonaf wczoraj, kapiac sic u
stop Illinois ul. 49,. - -.
\ Niewiadomy sprawca strzelai W
niedziele wieczorem przez okno: do
pastora luterskiego Klinga ma 6eej
ulicy. Strzaf szczesciem . ME traff
pastoral! ~, ~: ....,.
Przez kolej zosta} wczoraj zabi-
ty w}och Pancy i robotnik kolei Il
linois Central John Brow n. ."
*Olbrzymi stafy cyrk ! hipodrom
zostanie zbudowany W Chicago. =
Koszt budowy do 2 milo now dol.
MuIarz r: Frend, pracujacy
przy budowie wsrsytet u chicago
skiego, spadf z wySokosci IS st6pi
zabif sic ma miejscuI =: =. -. t. !: !.
+: W miescie ma szem zaczyna sic
szerzy6 goraczka tyfoidalna. l.. =,
:::.P Pred trzema laty cd *niejakiego
FL ohnsona, zam. ma Main ul., ode
szIaszona. q Znalazf ala is tefaz razem 2
:eletnis cor reczlk;ag W .domu rozpusty...
Przy pomocy policy zdoiaf dopiero
odebraG die =otWy v odnej matki!..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
BAnDzo Dc okFADSr .AD RES.
Wielm ozny Pan. .

Me wien, j. k sic nazy Nay V a, ale y
tym domu, co obok jest pr3zna lota,,
a ma niej cztery zdech3e psE y; wsz y
scy go musza znat, DO wd dzoraj pa
zgnilym chodni ku.... zfar naf soBile i
noge. " -. :: 49,
(Ma sic rozumied) W Chicago.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
lIOrdercy schWytani.
Jeden z mich zabity.

WEST PLAIN, Mo-, l3 lFpca.
Mordercy szeryfa Byler po W.. Bag
ter, W Arkansas, dwaj bracia Twiggs
i jeszcze dwaj inni schwytanf. Pod
czas aresztowania,j ,jeden z Twi iggs'6w,
ktory opiera} sic t}umowi, z4 4bity,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
POstepy cllOIery.

LoNDYN, Is llpca. = z Aleksah !
dryi donosza, ze cholera uk aza}a sic
W Acre. ".-t
e ODESSA, Is lipca. - Cho Iera wy
buchnefa W Kerczu, W Kryr pie, mad
Morzem Azowskiem. -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
.Ostatnie Telegramyt !
Jeszcze 0 katastrOfie W st. Geravais leS
Bains. -.

PARyz, ls lipca. WydobyW g.
ME trup6w pod zgliszczy trwa cis d
gle. ..
z liczby 81 ludzi, zatru dnionyfffh
W zakfadzie kapielowym, pozostaff ffo
zywych9 9.
W wiosce sasiedniej BID dnassy 35
os6b zabitych. = - 49,.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13

lawie W zalaniu studni, kt6rych
ludnosG czerpie wode...
Kleska jest ogromna. szczego}y
uzyska6 trudno:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
Telegramy z: Europy.
STRASZNA KATASTR0FA W ST. GERVAIS
LES BANS. ...--
OKo1o 200 os6B zABITYCH.
Blizsze szczeg6}y o nies}ychanem
Ioberwaniu sic lodowea.
DIVA miasteczka zniszczOne do szczetu.


PARYz, 1890 ipca. - Otto blizsze
szczeg6}y strasznej, nies}ychanej
katastrofe oberwania sic CORY lpo-
wodzi W miejscu karielowem st.
Gervais les Bains, W Sabaudyi. 10
wypadku tym podalismy juz kr6tsza
wiadomost we wczorajszym hume
RE TELERRAFU. Prsyp. red.)
Rezultatem tel katastrofy, jak O.
becnie zdaje sic jnz pewnem, jest
smier6 paruset os6b. -. Dopiero te-
raz pokazuje sic, jak ogromne So ro-
zmiary fatalnego wypadku!...
Lodnik Bionnassay, zwieszony ma
p6}nocno-zachodniej strony CORY
Mont Blanc osuna} sic, spadf ma ka-
piele St. Gervais les Bains oraz sa-
siednia wioske lie Fayet, zmi6t} je z
powierzchni ziemi wrzuci} do stru-
mienia Arvet. -"
Wskutek katastrofy utracilo zycie
mn6stwo ludzi. :. Cyfry oznaczyc
dok1adnie niepodobna. To pewna,
ze pareset zyc ludzkich. .posz}o ma O.
fare. Niepodobna sic by1o urato-
wac pod ruin; niemozebnem byfo
oprze6 sic olbrzymiej masie lodu,
ska} ziemi, spadajacej ma miastecz-
ko i zakfad kapielowy, miazdzacej
wszystko wszystkich zabijajacej...
Kogo spadajacy lodowiec ME zabif
ma miejscu, tego zrzuci} do rzeki / u
topif. Gaia powierzchnia strumienia,
kt6ry wskutek wrzucenia Wen ogro-
mnvch ilosci lodu i.ziemi, wylaf SEE
roko pokrSta>jest szczatkami dom6w
trupami..: :: Lodowiec utworzy} sr6d
strumienia kompletna tame.
.Wielu mieszkahc6w zdo1a}o sic u
rstowac przez ueieczke. Grzmot
spadaiacego lodowca. ostrzeg4 ich.
CT jednak, kt6rzy pozostali, padli O.
fara.
Zak}ad kapielowy St. Gervais les
Bains znaduje sic MED aleko s}yn-
nei miejscowosci Chamoq nix, posiada
on piet oddzielnych budynk6w OTTO,
czonych murem. Wszystkie zostafy
zgniecione. w samym zakfadzie kaa-
pielowym zgine4o IS os6b. W wio-
see lie Fayet zatopionych zostafo
najmniej so os6b. W innych miej-
scowosciach jest take spor ofiar, po-
niewaz nagle rozszala}y potok Arve
zatapiaf i wywraca} chaty niszczyt
wszystko, co spotkaf po drodze.
Jeden uratowanych gosci kapie-
pielo owych, naoczny swiadek :wszy-
stkiego, opowiada, re katastrofa ma
stapifa okofo godziny 10 minut 30.
Mkt ME rozumiaf, co sic dzieje. ...,
Pop1och by} straszny. Z poczatku
s}ychat by1o d4ugi, g}uchy i ciezki
grzmot... ..... Potem naraz da} sic sly
sec okropny trzask, jak gdyby wy
strza} tysiaca armat. Wszystko
runefo. -. zdawa}o sic, re nast2pi}
koniec Swiata.
Ma miejsce katastrofy przybyto O.
becnie mn6stwo wojska. Probuje
ono uprzataG gruzy iodwr6cit ME
bezpieczehstwo ola innych miejsco:-
wo$ci W dolinie, jak dotad, bez
wielkiego skutku.
Nazwiska zabitych ME SO dotad
wiadome. -. Wiele os6b przyby-
10 tn Paryza i Genewy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
O REDAKToRzE X.

- WidziaFes dopiero CD urodz o.
nego synka redaktora x? ] ak ci Sie
.podoba?. -.
= NiesFychanie don pod pbny.!. +.
Jakbyz niego. .... przedru kowany n!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
Gladstone -wybrany.

LoNDyN, l3 lipca. -Glads tone wy
brany dis W Midlothian: wiekszp-
scia. =. bardzo nieznaczna. I
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
.ROK | i.
Zarty.
SROGA KARA.

Pan nauczyciel rozgnie wal sic ma
Iksiewicza straszliwie. !
= Sfuchaj, Iksiewicz VIOLA +
ia cie naucze! Jak tylko i Przyjdzi esq
do domu, napiszesz mi Vt brulionie
"a, kare sto razy: ,,Jestem os}em 1s j.:
I MECH ci to ojciec podpisze!... .. i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
Senteneya.

-. .Kto sic zeni miIosci "a rnlodu,
Taxi pozna nied4ugo smak.'.. gEodu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
MiasteczkO Giarre, ma Sycylii, zrujnOwane

ETNA wYBUcnA. - TRzes1EN1Ez1EM1
RzYM, - lipca.--Wybuch wulka-
nu Etny jest coraz gwa}towniejszy.
Ciagle s1ycha6 gfuche potezne eks-
plozye.
:: Dzis rano nastapi}o gwaftowne
trzesienie ziem, kt6re obr6ci}o W
ruiny miasteczko Giarre, po}ozone
S mil cd Etny, ma wybrzezu sy;
cylii. ..
Ludnosc, Giarre dochodzi}a do
$4,000 os6b. obawiaja sic, ze bar
dzo wiele os6b zginlee}o -. ...
Trzesiehie ziemi zrzaedzifo .r ogrom-
ne szkody. W ca}ej okolicy.
J. Inzynierowie zostali wysfannll N: ma
miejsce,. azeby przeszk odzio ognistej
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
,STRACIf Gfowe.

SrRAc1f Glowe.
Go m6wisz o pogromcy lw6w 2
- Widzia}em go ipodzi wiam.
Raz tylko stracif ,gfowe.
= Kiedy mu ja.... ugryz} lew !
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
Drobne wiadOmosci. =.

=. = P. Antoni Sherma p, znany tu-
tejszej Polonii obywate 1, powrocif
juz w6d W Mt: Clement, Mich.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-13
DRoBIAzG1.

Ludnos6 W N ew Yorku jest tax
r6znego rodzaju i kalibru, re m6wi
przynajmniej st b r6znelni jezykami.
KosmopolitYezn e miasto! -.
Evening journal., 1892-02-23

though IL might not make the victorious
Luke Blackburn hide his head, or re-
nounce the floor. IL would demonstrate
that Philadelphia is not the only city
where grace, style and execution" are
present In Apollos Of dusky hue, with
their black Venuses along wild EN- too
Nobody will ridicule the cake walk
The conception Of Il is noble and It's exc
oution Is beautiful IL - tho most elias
tic and unique convoiution Of gradually
evolving grace ever c1ntrived. Il is not
disappointing, nor hating. nor tiresome.
10 is a symphony Of rustllug rby HIM. a
pedal poem Of sinuous sickness. IN
equaled in ancient or modern terpsichorss
can transcendentalism.
II the colored society OF this city do
not give us a cake walk we shall consider
that they are slouches; they are not an
honor to their race; they have forgotten
the traditions of their ole Virginey an
cestry and they are not worthy TO be
classed with the Philadelphia foot artist
who bears the name Of one Of Kentucky's
governors and a man as much beloved for
his kindly virtues and sweettempered
courtesy as he was honored by every one
who could appreciate manllness and cour
age.
Let us have a cake walk.
Evening journal., 1892-02-23

knell. 1t exposes his popular weakness
and soldifes an opposition in his own
state without whose votes he could not
be eleoted ifnominated. Grant with his
solid phalanx Of 800 delegates was not
able TO obtain the nomination aud he
would not have gained the election II he
had been nominated Blaine with a
stlll larger vote and better command
Of the convention Of 1888 dared not
take it ia the face OF the Gresham op-
position which mensoed certain defeat.
Fir m these facts the Democrats may
draw useful lessons The most useful
lesson that can be drawn from the situa-
ton Is that the nomination must be taken
away from the tyranny Of New York
ain's nomination, urged and procured by
his personal efforts, not by popular choice,
means tina. the party must reject him and
take Western man.
Evening journal., 1892-02-23
Oh APP. Nasty. FReNchY

On A. MAO y FhElNSFlI
THE Deatou-Abeille murder and do
nestle scandal has dlstinctively Gallic
flavor. It smells Of garlic and tastes OF
vim ordinaire. 1t is cheap, nasty,
Frenchy.
The Deacons have lived so long in
France that they have acquired the
moral obliquities Of idle French people.
The plain people Of France are inlustri-
Gus. frugal and virtuous; the rich people
are enervated and lascivious. In imita:-
ing model. as is usually the case, the
Deaoons have selected the vices not the
virtues.
The plain, unvarnished story is that
Deacon came home one night, unexpected
and finding Abeille in his wiios bed
chamber after midnight. shot and killed
him. Deacon WAS arrested aud she was
detained The wife, handsome young
woman, has behaved in the coolest and
most unconcerned manner, and. callous
TO the scandalous exposure the
tragedy has brought upon her. makes
the unique excuses that Mr.. Deacon
was "a most ENJOYABLE man" that he
neglected her for long periods at a time;
and, that on the other hand Mr. Abeille,
deceased, for whose sudden taking of she
has manifested little emotion, was "a
most entertaining gentleman, and for
several years had been most intimate
member Of the family"
M. Deacon, 10 seems, does not deny
the latter. In fact, he too regarded the
whole affair with equal GOODNESS and dis
passionate dlsiuterestedness till the news
papers made errors and Mrs Deacon said
that u she had carried on an intrigue
with Mr.. Abiele at was with Mr. Dea-
cons knowledge aud therefore, main
tain, with his consent.
Mr.. Deacon was not mad before He
declares that he intended only 80 mark"
Mr.. Abeille. But, unfortunately, that
gentleman being thinly clad, the No 3s
calibre balls did not fall away harmlessly,
but went through him Mr.. Deacon conld
not be held responsible for Mr.. Abellle's
non bullet proof clothing, and for his
being directly in front OF Smith & Nes
son revolver Those were accidents
liable to happen in any well-regulated
family.
Mr. Deacon, however, became thoroughly
aroused when a Nice newspaper, from
which he expected neater treatment, in
situated that he was fond Of drinking
and Mrs. Deacon insinuated that he WAS
a conscious cuckold He declares, now,
hs will sue the Nice paper, get divorce
from Mrs. Deacon, and that he Is glad
that the bullets abated Abeille. OF
course anybody can pereeive.that the chief
trouble with Deacon is that he is an ass
as well as a murderer. His wife was not
worth killing man for.
II all of .his is not cheap, nasty,
Frenchy. what could BET
What good is wealth, II 1t adds frog
eating vulgarity TO American vulgarity
and makes combination that Is worse
than either3
We trust the plain people Of France
have intelligence enough to know that
those vulgar rich people, who hock {,
France and train in lcentiousness ar,
not fit representatives. Of the plain peo-
pie In this country.
Evening journal., 1892-02-23

The New Castle Orchestra which will
furnish part Of the accompaniment for
Professor ]. R. Sweeney on Tuesday
evening, March /, when he will conduct
a song service in the M. E Church, will
meet at z. 10 this evening In the rooms Of
the Hushebeck Orches 'ra for a brief re-
hearsal under the direction Of ] B Man
love Grace Orch sstrs Of thirteen pieces
which will come over from Wilmington,
will be accompanied by David o. H.
Lauer OF Philadelphia, who will probably
play first violin and direct the orchestra
in the rendition Of an overture. A brass
band. which has recently been formed in
connection with this orchestra, will give
a concert in the hack coming from Will
miugton and while leaving New Castle.
Evening journal., 1892-02-23
wounded :, a shooting watch.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, Feb. 23.-Yesterday
was generally observed as q holiday. All
the schools and the bank were closed Ia
the afternoon the colored population in
dulged in a clay pigeon shooting, and Il
turned out to be serious TO several look
ers-on. Charles Peters. while carelessly
handling a gun, exploded Il. In the
line OF the shot and not half a dozen
PAGES away we're Charles Me- arthy Joseph
Jacobs, George Badson aud George Mlssi.
mer, all Of whom we're more or less pep.
pered with shot. Joseph Jacobs sus
tanned the worst wounds. One grain of
shot passed entirely through his nose
near the base, while two more imbedded
themselves in his forehead Just above
the eye Excitement was at q
high pitch, as Il was at frat feared that
one OF more Of the men we're fatally hurt
DR.. Kollock was quickly summoned, and
dressed the wounded. II blood poisoning
does not set In. no serious consequences
are feared
Evening journal., 1892-02-23

John Richardson, prominent member
Of the Bill Nye Club, will leave for Q al.
ifornia in the spring, to settle down in
business.
Teas, coffees and pure spices, a. Boyle's
Captain Phillips and Jieutenants
Booth aud Morgan attended Troop BIS
grand opening ball In Wilmington last
evening
DR.. w. b. Kuntz left home this morn
ing for SlatingtoD, Pa, bis former home,
where his aged father is ILL., He will
remain until Friday.
Mrs R. Foster Of Wilmi~gton who has
been spending few days In this city as
the guest Of Mrs, A. E. Davidson, re-
turned home yesterday.
Oscar d Rulings. civil engineer aud
architect Of Clementon, n j, arrived
here last evening on fging visit to his
old home. Mr.. Rulings is In good health
and is 50 busy making specifications for
new residences that he had to return to
his new home early this afternoon.
New crop fancy n o. molsses, Boyle'e.
Evening journal., 1892-02-23
THE las Les TURNED.
Young Women Act ~ Escorts for the Men
az tho Hoard of rrade nan.


Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Feb. o. u Undoubtedly the
women Of this town have the happy
faculty Of managing a successful ball
The talk for the past week and over has
been on the leap year hop TO be given
The attendance was something fattering
TO the women. The patrons we're on
hand early. although one or more
absented themselves, no doubt
goiag TO bed early as they
are expected TO be present at the Board
Of Trade banquet this evening. Never
theless the youog ladies knew how TO
get their programs filed. Some Of the
young men, but for the management Of
Miss Bridgman. would have been wall
flowers. The s15 sharp dancing rule
was badly broken, but this was the only
festure Some Of the young ladies' were
handsomely attlred, and the scene was a
brilliant one
There was nothing lacking In the affair,
Lunch WAS served by the young women,
showing the gentlemen that they scored
point on this. Among those present
from Elkton were: Miss Tull, Miss Litzsn-
berg, Misses Irene and Bertha Wilson.
Miss Haines, Richard Reese, William
Reynolds, Mr. Torbert, Miss Torbert, Mr.,
Glpin or this town and else where
Register Cooch, Lieutenant Brooks and
wife, A. A. Curtis and wife,
DR.. Wolf and wife, John Pilling.
Jr., and wife, e. r. Wilson and
wife, s. NJ. Curtis, ESQ. and wife.
Alexander Williamson and wife DR..
Almond and wife, w. F. Curtis, Walter
Curtis, h H. Curtis. J. p. Armstrong
w II. Wilson, Professor barter and
wife. Hugh Edward and Kirk wood
Martin, Woodward Stennis, r.. Ross
Benjamin P Smith. Emery Marvel
Mr.. Conway, 4. r. Choate, Ed
ward Buckley, Lou Steele, Frank
Coooh, r. d Hoffecker. p. Blair Pie
Charles Blsndy, A. II. Baub. T a. Hos
singer, Mr. Townsend Allen Alvin, DR.
Maokey, Frank Goodwin, S. N. Dounell
N. NJ Motherall Mr.. Derny
Mr.. Smith, Harry Clemson. Mrs. DIR
Raub, Mrs Miller. Mrs DR.
Henry, Mrs Theodore Armstrong. Mis-
Bridgman, Miss Mortherall Misses Mann
aud Laura Raub, Misses Martha, Lilh
aud Alice Wilson, Rachel Morrison
Hattie Choate, Misses May and Gertrud
Shivler, Shirley Deputy, Miss Cooch
hiss Lindsey, Lille Steele Iona Kelley
Miss Thompson, Miss Armstrong Mrs
keohler, Misses Maggie aud Emm
Blondy, Miss Robinson, Miss smith
Evening journal., 1892-02-23
HIs Correspondent Il one Of I'm.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETowN. FEB, 22 "A man living
Ia the West Is corresponding with citi-
zen Of Middletown in regard to coming
here to locate. In a recent letter he
says: II want nothing to DO with real
estate AGENTS, the land sharks When |
buy want TO purchase Of the owner di
rect, no middlemen FOR me The joke Is
that the man attending to the Middle
town end Of the business is one Of the
leading real estate agents, but he can sell
his correspondent a suitable property and
1t will be from the owner, too
A number Of citizens have been invited
to attend grand ball to be held In
STAINS Hall, Chestertown, Nd, this
evening.
John 7. Carnegie. Jr., OF Williams
port. Pa, Is in town be and his friend
Henry Clay Taylor are stopping at the
National Hotel
The condition Of Hugh @. Browne,
who has been seriously iii
for several days past, is now
steadily Improving and It Is thought be
will be about again In a few days
Stock is being subscribed for a corr
and tomato cannery to be built at Town.
send,
The town authorities of Townsend
have given notice that all sidewalks not
paved with bricks must be boarded OF
planked within the next ten days.
Miss Josephine Reed OF Frederick,
Del, is visiting Mrs. Benjam Jacobs on
East Main street.
Miss Mary E Weldon Of Townsend
will move to Middletown in the spring
and engage in dressmaking.
Evening journal., 1892-02-23
LEr us HAvE A oAKE MAX.

a CAKE Walk IN wilmington
Well, why not9 Have we no Luke
Blackburns herel Have we no colored
dudes with sinuous pedsstrisnism2 Have
we no genius Of pedal gyration who can
arouse tumultuous enthusiasm and make
colored society hutter with delight at an
exhibition Of the "style. grace and exc
eution" which will win the prize in this
event.
Luke Blackburn who walked for the
cake in Madison Square Garden, New
York, and won IL easily with the assist
anoe Of a lovely octoroon mate OF light
color and small feet, is gentleman from
South Penn Square, Philadelphia. He is
a fne specimen Of ebony manhood, and
he created great sensation as he ap.
peared in New York dressed in full even.
log costume, faultless alike in fit, tex
ture and finish
It is said that some New Workers who
went to the mammoth cake walk to gibe
at gawky, dusty dudes came away prais
ing this richly and correctly dressed peo-
pie. who were also refined and courteoul
in their demeanor.
The traditional colored belle, gorgeoul
with rainbow-ribboned glory. glitter
ing with glass and brass jewelry was mo-
there. The shutting buck with plated
hair and a gufawing fsxlbillty OF double
decked lips was absent too. They do no
come to these high toned cake walks
that is, they are not walkers to win. Il
Is true there are some eccsntricities no
seen at a court ball nor at a Washington
german, such as the "buck dance
with its rapidly revolving sole
Of generously proportioned feet; Their,
is the "buzzsrd lope, wrlggling CON
bination OF a airt and founce and thel
the 6nal and grand triumph Of grace
style aud execution, the cake walk il
self, which no artist need attempt to de
scribe. though some have lost their live
in rash ventures at It; but these are th
ecsentrisities OF cultured cDlored arls
tocracY. not Of po' white trash niggers.
Now, why cannot we have cake wel
in Wilmington "what dat 20 say
nigger2 No cullud fooks here who xii
walk III nun, 20 done gone crazy
she. Oere's OudlIns nv EN-, sho's d
dsbble is er wilder"
To be sure be must be crazy who say.
there are no cake walkers In this city
We could have q cake walk here, which
Evening journal., 1892-02-23

IT cannot be said that unpopularity is
thrust upon Senator Higgins. he earns
IT, He Is as diligent and as constantly
maintaining aud Increasing IL as miser
would be In boarding hard cold. yellow,
glittering gold &c never let's an occa
sion slip he makes everything
an ocsasIon he has genius
for selling opportunities and squeezing
the grestsst amount Of unpopularity out
OF them. The appointment Of EHR.
Sharp. a cheerful tombstone artist at
seaford, to be Deputy Collector Of Gus
toms at Lewes, is the latest triumph Of
the astute Senator's unerring divination
There we're Eve applicants at Lewes:
Joseph Truxton. Purnel B. Norman, Cap
tain William P Nichols, Willard and
Postals, all Republican, aud all
either superior or equal In fitness
TO sharp. But something in the
tombstone dealers Massey career
or present antagon.sm determined Sena
tor Higgins to add another monument to
his political graveyard; to put another
patien. in his hospital. He has accom-
plishsd everything his fondest anticipa
tons could have pictured The FIVE men
a. Lewes and their friends are mad The
Republicans at Lewes (except Burton
feel sggrieved that their town was not
big enough and the number Of competent
Republicans was not great enough to fur
nish customs officer for their town.
Evening journal., 1892-02-23

Ex-GovKRNoR AMEs Of Massachusetts,
is kicking out Of the traces. He has
written letter saying i am Republican
and ProtectlOnist, but II is in my ~ IS
false and bad policy TO screw up the
tariff rates SO high that foreign goods
may be excluded and the American maui
facturer receive & phenomenal profit
This, he says, can only lead TO unhealthy
overproduotion; and the end OF the song
will be either a ruinous competition or a
reaction which would bring the protective
system into dIscredit In concluding his
frank review Of the tariff policy Of the
Republican party Ex-Governor Ames at
tributes its defeat in the election OF 1880
solely to the Mckinley act Governor
Ames Is manufacturer, but he
finds that the tariff taxes his business
rs well as his men. He has the honesty
and the courage to look at the matter for
himself without the aid Of the politicians
who explain that the tariff benefits both
wage Garner, wage payer, aud, at the
same time by some wonderful trick Of
political economy benefits the consumer
also. Governor Ames finds that in many
cases It does none Of these things.