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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
pEo IN CoURT AGAIN,


The HOt-headed Italian Has Another
Fight, hut Being Lawfully Right, Gets
On--An Interesting Case.
a case of much interest to produce
dealers and "middle.men" was heard and
determined before Judge Ball in the
municipal court Friday morning. Samuel
PEG, the Italian who Keeps d fruit stand
at the corner of Fifth and Madison streets,
was charged by Michael Gaycuta, New
Jersey fruit grower, with assault and
battery.
The evidence in the case showed that
Gaventa was passing by the Italians stand
in q wagon when lie saw two Of his
baskets, filled with produce, on PeO's
stand. lie got out Of the wagon and asked
Poo TO turn them over to him, ut the same
time pointing to his name upon the
baskets. PEG refused to surrender them.
lie said he had bought them at Front
street wharf.
Gayenta then poured the fruit out upon
the pavement when the Italian grabbed
him by the throat and hiSsed 1--we killed
bigger men than YOU Being unable to
| cope with Gaventa to his satisfaction the
murdcrous Italian flew around to his house
after club which hescCured Meantime
Garenta had emptied the baskets, placed
one IN the wagon and held the other in his
hand.
l'eu assaulted Gayenta with the weapon
raining blow after blow upun his head
| The latter wurded of some of the blows
with one of the baskets, which was de-
nDlished in the encounter. Gayenta
finally eyaded the Italian and drove OH
after securing the basket one OF Which
WAS broken The result was a warrant is
! sued for peo's arrest.
When the case was called Friday
i eN Mayor Austin Harrington appeared for
| Poo while city solicitor Curtis represented
| the State
! After the State had rested Mr.. lInrriup
1 ton moved 10 dismiss the case ON tie
| ground that PEG did not Know tiayanta
1 was the owner of The baskets and had n
/ legal right to resist his tAl,iu, Them. even
| IN force. MIR Harrington rluimcd tint
! Gayuntu should have rcs0rlrd 10 The usual
course of law To secure his baskets anI
/ Ildt rrn did NOT know Gnyuutp, ana ihr
4 latter wis i tre,ltsScr III takin. the prop.
! cry in the manner he Ala.
( Mr.. curtis. OH the other hand rrovpI law
4 hctc5,i,uuny nj SIuuoI \ SurIt2 rlrrk
/ ID TN. market, that ii Ma customary Nm
! produce dealer, t., q, around ln the iilTrr.
I enr iruIt stands and claim the basket,
/ wlirt bore thrir flames, Ile snid thr I'M.
! sous having other merchants hn,k TN
/ rcaii5y surrendered them To- Ii,a riThTfnI
OWNER, upon tho latter demanding Them
| Judge liall, iii snmnliuI, III fhr rasI
stated that If The defendant had bren
! known rs ii puict AMI ucaccablc man. and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
TWO ENGINES COLLIDE.
Both We're Wrecked aud Several Trail
Hands We're SnYereIY Inlnrnh

WHKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept 17-An
empty engine collided with passenger
train on the Lehigh Valley railroad this
morning, in deep cut near Pembroke.
Both engines and the baggage car were
derailed, the engines being almost a
total wreck.
Anderson Brown of this CITY, engineer
on the passenger train, was scalded by
steam and otherwise injured. William
Deeterlin, conductor, who was in the
baggage car at the time, had his finger
broken and head injured. William +.
Deetcrlin, baggage master and nephew
Of the conductor was hurled to one side
of the ear and was badly bruised and
injured about the body.
Joseph Judge, engineer of the empty
engine, escaped with slight bruises upon
the back, and his fireman, II. Il. Rian,
jumped and was not hurt. The only
passenger injured was woman named
Anna Saviak of Mapanoy City. She
was thrown against stove aud fell
faintng to the floor Of the car. Her in
jufics are internal and are said to be
serious but not fatal
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
stored and peace, good order and hap
piness maintained"

stored and peace, good order and hap
piness maintained"
CONTRIBUTION OF LEMONS.
The importers and dealers in foreign
fruits held a meeting to-day and decided
to contribute 100 boxes of the best Messna
lemons for the use of the cholera sufferers
and suspects i'll quarantine. Chevalier
Louis Coulcuein read communication
from DIR, Christmas Of the Pasteur College.
DIR. Christmas says TO render the use of
unboiled water harmless, lemon juice is
recommended.
QUARANTINE, n. Y, SEPT. I6.--The fol-
lowing dispatch has just been received By
DIR. Bryon:
Have been on board the Bohemia,
which arrived last night. Following is
the list of sick who died on board during
the voyage of CASTRO troubles. | have
taken to Swinburne Island Max Feigield
aged o; Chage Bass aged 2S Leo Hand
field, aged 26 and Il baby belonging TO one
OF the women.
They have on board G33 steerage and
10 cabin passengers and II in the crew, all
of whom | have seen and found we'll
Condition OF ship tirst-class, as regards
cleanliness.
The dead are Sarah Disto aged %, died
September 9th, Posse Diestler, aged 3, died
September 9Th; Rewek Wessli, aged u,
died September 9TH; lankel FawdniCh
aged | year, died September eth; Marriane
Reodensk, aged years, died September
1th; Scahn2 FREEDMAN, aged S, died Sep
tcmber sth; liald Bass aged year, died
September Sth; Mosche lass aged 4. died
September 18th; Xeilig lipSChon, aged |
year died September 18th; Iaub MGndcl
shon aged 3 died September 18th; lrib
Mendclshohn, aged 3. died september 10Th.
When the Bohemia reached port four
sick people were found on board. They
have been removed Ia SwinburnG Island
by DIR. BryUn.
DEPARTURE FROM FIRE ISLAND.
FIRE ISLAND, sept l6.-rhe steamer
CCpheus, with ipI Of tie NormunuiH :
passengers, left here At Suciock this morn
ing for lloboken. They have clean bill Of
health
No sTEERAGE AND 40 CHOLERA
| QuARNSTINE, Sept l7.-Hhe FurrSt
! bismarck from southampton, which
arrived At quarantine this morning had
| on board Az cabin pass ayers and NJ
| slecagc. All well. Her passengers IL
| tludc Hon. 4. q. Porter, minister iii
Rome; Hon. H. J. Porter, Mr.. Andrew
Chaplin and Mrs. Chaplin Mr.. Spencer
Trask and Mrs. Trask. The Bismarck
will probably 40 up today
The steamer Mdhawk, from London.
has among her tl!ty-seyen cabin passen
! gers Madame larurny. Senator ingalls,,
/ I'D, Hamilton, Miss Jessie Stsrry, Pro.
! frssor McSouth, VI and Mrs. Hewitt
and family, Mr., and Mrs. Tatam of
Richmond, w., Mr. Duke and family of
4 Durham, \ e.
The steamer state Of Nevada was
\ duly inspected MI, morning atH1'Cl0Ck.
4 Her titty hyr starragc passengers were
/ found IN excellent health and the vessel
allowed 10 proceed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
POLITICIANS sUIcIDE.

State senator Sparks of Missouri, Bend
ing Under Personal and Political Ills,
Cuts Ills Throat.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sept 17.-State
Senator samuel 7, Sparks, the author of
the Sparks Election law now governing
elections in this state, committed suicide
yesterday at his home in Warrcnsburg,
Mo-, by cutting his throat with u razor.
For several weeks Senator Sparks has
seemed TO labor under terrible depres-
sion. Two months ago an attack of
erysipelas cost him an eye, and financial
and political reverscs, combined with
physical ills, tended to dishcarten him.
He was prominent candidate for the
Democratic nomination of attorney
general. He was born in New York,
January 1st, 1874.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
IT VAS 1 CISIED.


Miss Jane Armstrong Dil Not I.osb
$250,nOO at Monte Carlo and Then
KIN Herself.
LoNroy, Sept. September 18th the
hicie P,rSsr 0f Vienna Published Story to
the effect that IL Miss Jane Armstrun. of
New York had killed herself with re-
volver after losing in 10 days S.5O,OU0 at
the Monte Carlo casino. subsequently, the
paper published elaborate detail, OF the
Affair which were telcsraphcd in every
direction
The Monte Carlo correspondent Of the
TityIGlh of this cityiwas inst rlrtrd to look
into the matter, lie did 50 with the result
that this morning he tclrgraphs that the
story is II canard. Nobody by the name of
Jane Armstrong has visited Monte Carlo
this season.
1t has often been asserted that the
authorities at Monte Carlo seek in every
way TO hide all evidences Of suicide in the
gambling resort, and il may be true that
they do SO, but the Yd,yrdph correspond
ent, who searched in every direction 10
prove. or disproye the Armstrong story.
found beyond n doubt that no woman has
committed suicide at Monte Carlo recently.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
sly s4ILoRS DROwN ED.
The British BARK Hope Capsizrd in IA
squat on Cape Race.

HNLirAX, \. n, sept. l5-The schooner
Amelia e., which arrived here this after
noon from Grand Banks, has aboard three
men, the sole survivors of the crew of the
llritlsh bark llopr, The Hope sailed from
Nash Creek, RCstigouchr county, ~ T.,
August 10Th bound for Port Madoc, New
Sonth Wales On August I'D, when ~ or
40 miles south Of Cane Race She encoln-
tered a heavy gale and was thrown on her
beam end
An effort was made to cut the deck load
adrilt in order 70 right her, but while the
mate was cutting away the lnshing, the
bark suddenly turned completely over.
The crew all ntnag2d 10 get on the keel
but were only there i few minutes when a
heavy sea dashed over the upturncd vessel
CARRYING them all into the sea. Bpatswain
William l;ees and SGlmen ,IOliiIe and
Nicholas scrambled 6n to d spar and were
picked up four days later six men were
drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
SUSSEX PRIIsRIES.
A Lively Fight for the Levy Court Nom
ination in Little Creek Hundred.

A Lively Fight for the Levy Court Nom
ination in Little Creek Hundred.
SpecGlrorrospOndrnre Of Gazette ana 10 rrnal
LAUREL, Sept. "Wednesday Demo.
cratic primaries were preceded BY Il stormy
canvass among The several candidates.
The following are the nominations for
Little Creek hundred: Forassessnr, George
H. Otwell; inspector, East Little Creek,
,lusephus l.. Culver: West, Elijah c. Ken
ney. The delegation elected was pledged
TO support Cyrus NJ. Ward for sheriff.
Tho election of the delegates was where
the big fight occurred. l.. c. Elzey and
Joseph " Hastings were the aspirants for
Levy Court hon0rs, and caclI made a
strong fight. Almost tho whole voting
strength Of the party in the hundred
turned out,and after active voting the vote
stnoi Hastings delegates, 25S; Elzey dele,
poll. III. There were aboilt 80 SPLIT
tickets, winch makes the whole vote yes.
terday over $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

Robert Adair has rendered his resig.
nation us clerk in the First National
Bank 70 take effect the last of this
month. This course was pursued by
Mr., Adair in contemplation of his be-
ginning the study Of law under William
9. Spruance. Mr.. Adair will also
register at the law department of the
University of Pennsylvania. lie is a
graduate Of the high school, class of
1884, and an x-presidcnt of the Alumni
Association. lie was Also president of
the Hamilton Debating Coterie.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
DoUHLE EXAMINATIONS.

Columbus bay is Also PennsyIvania,s
ArbOr Day--Colunbus Trees viii be
Planted. -=
HARRisRURG, Pa, Sept. 15.-Colum-
bus day, Friday, October 2lst, will also
be observed ms fall Arbor day. Super
intendcnt Wallace Of the department of
public instruction to-day issued circu-
lar 10 the directors, superintendent of
and teachers Of public schools, recon-
mcnding that the planting of Columbus
trees to be Il prominent feature of the
day.
lie also suggests the holding Of appro-
PIRATE exercises by the schools through
out the state, and the participation,
wherever practicable, in public demon.
STATIONS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
THE PA4GrELN ELRopE.


Isound For London.
LONDON, sept, 15.-Six stowaways
from a cholera.infected city were dis,
covered on the steamer Apollo, bound
for New York. No opposition 10 their
landing was made at Dover and the
stDwaway subsequently started fer Lon
don. The local government board, how,
ever, had been notified by telegraph Of
the facts, and when the stowaways
arrived at Canterbury they were stopped
and placed in quarantine.
A protest has been Sent to the health
authorities at Dover against their endan.
gering the health of the whole country
through their Indifference.
Ii is reported that man suffering
with ch0leratc disorder has been taken
70 hospital at Middleborough from the
steamer Amsersia, which has Just
arrived at that port from Bllboa.
CASE ~ ROTTERDAM.
ROTTERDAM, Sept l5-One case Of
cholera was reported in this city yester-
day.
THIRTEES NEW CASES IN HAyRE.
liAvRE, Sept. 15.--rhirteen new cases
Of cholera and two deaths were reported
N'iS g'e''lN"l "Eullol II nCN CASTS anu
seven deaths for Thursday.
FRIGHTFUL havoc IN TEHERAN.
TEHERAN, PERSIA, Sept. 15.-The
deaths from cholera in this city hctynan
September 9th and September nth were
2,335. In the shah's camp at Sultanecy,
about 10 miles west of Teheran, where
thc MINER classes nass The s,mrnar thoro
have been 13n deaths from the disnase
Iornox e.. - Tha ~, - a..
| nuhlisbcs another Int,ar ~ ~ snrios ~
rholera written bv nhysicians who ~
studvinr tbn diseasa In I3mssin ami Cav.
| MANI Tn.dny's latter descrihns tLo
situation IN Germany.
Every town and village bristles with
| impossible regulations which the local
| officials interpret TO their own views.
Matters are carried to such pitch that
| in many cases the imperial health off
GERS have been obliged to interfere and
Issue ialrly reasonable regulations to
ProtecL tlle i''IsuiFcctcu Heai Oh the local
au I'M .... !,
me Mloie movement, inc writer addS,
y lhc WoIk ol tile German press which
IuSilu'! NV ilttIy y eAcltGllleht over
tne cp'uclnlc III ,.s ilahourg. Lnri ! tele,
gnssin rerarIlass NJ yalnobIs e f, Ss's,'
4 tion. Not A SINGLE local inurnnliet III
entered n cholera section in IIamhurr n,
has seen what he pretends 10 desnribo
Abuse of town anthoritic4 Nh indulrnd
in and hystcrical demands for MI s9rts
of measures were made, Sensational
stories and ignorance have been the ma,
terlals used to guide all in the effort tc
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

Superintendent Hutchinson of the p,
W. q b. railroad has issued to the con-
ductors of that road an order requiring
them when they find case Of cholera,
smallpox or other contagious disease on
train TO sidetrack at the nearest siding
the car containing the afflicted person,
take the names and addresses Of the pas.
sengers in the car and notify him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. 17.-John
Lcimor, a German who came from Chi.
cago and who lives in North Little
Rock, whipped his wife last night
Early this morning so masked men took
him from his home, stripped him and
each man gave him lash with bull
whip. 1t is believed he will die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
ROY MCRDEREH IND sCICIDE.
lie Killed His irnIessnr, ON Account of an
Ola Grudge, and Then Killed Himself

Old UrWHgr, anu Then kIllrd Himself.
VIENNA, Sept ia dispatch from
'Garnopola, a town III Austrian Galicia,
says that as number Of boys attending
the gymnasium there were leaving the
building yesterday, after their studies
for the day were ended, ono Of them, Il
lad named Johann Schwed, drew il
revolver and without word Of warning
fired 1t Prof. Dir. Felix tiloack, killing
him instantly.
Served then turned his weapon
against himself and blGw his brains out.
Inc murder was due to grudgc the
boy had entertained for long time
against the professor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

dent Bank, u combination bank and bnld.
ing society, With offices III No. II Margate
street, suspended payments to-day. The
stpppage is aScribed 10 u run upon it by
tho depositors, The managing director III
hebank and building society is Mr.. Tom
BrOMn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

DALLAS TEXAS, Sept. ia Ne,cs
South McAllister, /. T., special says:
peace hovers over the Choctaw Nation.
The prisoners have been turned over To
the proper authorities and the armed
forces have disbanded."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
CHOLERA IN NEW YORK
Five Deaths There Within the
Past Ten Days.
NUEJD nDJnIN 10 A NIVeUpDl "
THEIR ORIGIN IS A MYSTERY
The Fatal Cases In Different
Parts of the City.
KEEPING THE NEWS A SECRET
Until the Cases Could be
Investigated.

Thorough Preparations Made to Fight
the Disease Should it Become Epidemic
Carnival of Another GhoIera-infected
Ship From HamburG---Two Deaths
From the Plague on the Way over--
Another Case ON the Scandal
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l5.-Brinton
Coke of this city, u member of the ex-
tensiyc coal mining firm of Coke
Brothers, died to-day ut Drifton, Pa, aged
50 years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

The whistle was kept on full blast to
attract attention and warn other craft 10
Keep out of the way and give her every
chance. All neighbnring crafts accord
ingly scurricd out of the way. The boat
finally reached her slip ana running III,
the gang plauks were hurricdly thrown
out and the passengers crowded to the
dock
A few minutes later the South BROOKLYN
gave lurch and sank in the mud of her
slip. The tide was low and part of the
boat showed above water. The deck
however, was completely submerged A
wrcckins company will raise her at once.
II is considered miraculous that not a
single person was injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
w hat is

DIR. Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other substance 1t Is harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
IL is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years. by
millions Castoria destroys Worms and aliays
feycrislncss. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
curcs Darrhosa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatulcncy
Castoria assmilatcs the food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case
toria is the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
Three
LINE ron rHE rlcKEE


The ticket in this county is a good
one and should receive the vote of every
Democrat Every Democrat should 20
before the registrar and have his name
placed upon the voting list Attend TO
i at once or you will lose your vote.
There arc two more Saturdays in Sep.
TENDER for registering. Both white and
black Republicans are registering. Pre-
pare to meet the enemy Do not let the
State fall into the hands of the Republi.
cans. Vote the entire Democratic
ticket.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
Castoria.

"Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
recommend it Us superior toany prescription
known " me-"
II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Iii So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NJ
"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence In their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among or
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are FREQ to confess that thu
merits Of Castoria has won lis to look with
favor upon It."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DisPESsiRY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN G. SMITH, Pres.
urray Street, New York City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
4 RtCE WITH DEirH.
Sinking Fcrry-bOat Manages to Reach
Her slip Just IN Time to save Her PAS


scnEers.
NEW NoRT, Sept. lG.--The South Brook
Ign ferry-boHt south RruOklHu sank AZ her
slip, New York side, this morning, after II
worry narrow escape from going down in
mlilstrcan with her crew and passengers.
The boat left South brooklyn ~ S.3U
O'clock this morning. At that hour the
travel Of Brooklyn people TO their places
Of business in this city was at It's height.
There were about 500 People on board
while the dock was crowded with trucks
and teams. The captain, after leaving the
brooklyn side, pointed the boats nose up
Ruttcrmilk channel. Dredging has been
going OH ia the channel and the pilot of
tie ferry boat Rugged Governors Island
shore pretty closely.
While running along a. full speed a
heavy shock was suddenly felt by all OH
board. The boat, shook, trcmhlcd and
CAEEENEp 10 oNE SIDE,
while the horses on board were thrown off
Their feet Great excitement and confusion
followed.
1t was found that the boat had struc.
some hidden obstruction, supposed to be a
submerged barge. The collision had torn
hole in the starhOard side OF the bottom
Of the boat, The hole was II large and
ragged one, and il was found that
WATER WAS POURING IL
at an alarming rate. In fact. the ferry
boat began gradually to settle but thrcap-
tain kept her On her course for New Work
her speed being only slightly checked by
the collision.
When the boat had rounded the point
At Governor's Island aud reached tile deep
stream, the captain saw that there was
danger Of the boat going down with her
load of human freight Water continued
| to pour in, and the hull Of the vessel sank
deeper and deeper. The passengers did
not realize the
IMMINENCE OF THEIR DANGER,
and the panic which followed the first
shock began to abatc. Some of the pas.
| sengers had secured lifcpresrrvcrs 1T the
| first alarm
The officers assured the people that there
was no danger, and the men encouraged
the women and managed to allay their
fears. All steam was crowded on to try
and reach the Slip before the boat went
down, as that was then the only place Of
safety.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

'Castoria is the hest remedy for children OF
Shich am acquainted. l hope the day ia not
far distant whcnmothcrs willconsiderthe real
interest .lf their children, nni use Castoria in
stead of the variousquack nostruins which are
destroying their loved ones, b. forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hnrtiul
agents dow. their throats thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR, J. r. KfscHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
Castoria.

Castorin is an excellent medicine for chill
drcn. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DR. q. g. osGoop,
Lowell, Mass.