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Evening journal., 1892-06-29
Trustees in Session.

The Board of Trustees of the Poor of
New Castle county met this morning
at the almshouse and transacted the
monthly business of the board and
made an inspection Of the institution.
President Delaware Clark was in the
chair and eight members of the board
were present and dined in the dining
hall of the almshouse.
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
Interred In Rcd Ciay oreel. Cemetery.

The remains Of the late John r. Crossan,
father Of ex State Senator Calvin Crossan,
were inferred in Red Clay Creek Church
cemetery this afternoon Services were
held in Red Clay Creek Church at 9
o'clock. They were conducted by Rev
A. NJ. Keigwin of West Presbyterian
Church, this city, and Rev. j. d. Blake OF
Red Clay Creek Church. The funeral
was largely attended
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
Cars for the East.

The jackson and Sharp Company has
about ready for shipment four parlor
cars for the Boston and Maine railroad.
This company also has four cars for the
Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
ready for shipment
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
Ii Chlcnro EHnerlence.

On Friday evening General r. r. Ken
ney will make a public address in Dover
on his experience ut Chicago as Della
ware delegate to the Democratic National
Convention
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
Lenders of the Knirhts.

At the meeting OF Adelphia Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, held last evening. r.
Hushebeck, " c.; J. c. Jemison, p. c.
John Hendricks, NJ A. and as trustees.
David Bryson and Wilmer Hanson were
chosen. The new ". and o. commander
is Robert Shaw and P. J. Ahern is P. c.
c. Of the lodge.
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
nIerry Excurslonists.

Calvary p. e. Sunday school took
about l50 merry excursionists TO Angus.
tine Pier this morning The trip was
made on the steamer Christina and the
little folks seemed TO be enjoying them.
selves greatly when the boat pulled out.
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
La TnnI, n plnnrn.

While trying TO clean out the sailing
yacht Volunteer at the foot of Walnut
street yesterday a colored man fell over
board He crawled out very wet ana
badly frightened, but otherwise unin-
iured
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
rnH collector. rorced out.

The tax office officials of the Southern
district are moving into the city treas
urers Office. This is necessitated by the
repairs upon the building that are to be
made Immediately
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
nc DOC MS Nor VICIOUS.
But II Bit Pedestrian While He Was
Passing II.

Passing III.
There was an interesting dog case be-
fore the Municipal Court this morning
f. w. Crosta had brought charge
against Bernard +. Donahue for keeping
a vicious dog the animal having bitten
the prosecuting witness about three
weeks ago while he was passing Mr..
streets
fighting with Mr. Dugan's dog, and
when Crosta passed, the dog bit him.
A number of witnesses were called as
to the viciousness Of the dog They testi
fed that they never knew the dog TO bit,
anyone before and that the dog was
quiet and inoffensive one The case was
therefore dismissed
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
stout saysThere was No Cruelty,

This afternoon Agent Stout said
that he looked into the Sisco
case and found no cruelty. The society
dropped it, He further says that
now it is fight between the husband and
wife for the possession of the child.
Evening journal., 1892-06-29

SI.50 The neatest and
best coat for this
CUATS amount you ever
saw, just the thing
for summer and hot
weather wear. They Just
came in yesterday, and as
the quantity is limited you
do well in not delaying to
see them, if you need a
thin coat. New Negligee
shirts in sizes I4x14X of
which we have been so
low on came in yesterday,
and we now have a full
stock in all sizes. Have
you seen our ? 25-neckwear
in Sixth street window?
1t can't be beat anywhere,
and you will do well if
you can match it.
JAMES T. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th and Market,
Clothiers. Wilmington
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
The Exhibition over.

The manual training exhibitions Of the
High School drew a large crowd yester-
day. Fully 10000 people were present
during the display. The exhibition
closed at 10 o'clock in the evening.
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
90, summer rnrs.

The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany to-day received from J. g. Brice, the
car builder of Philadelphia, two new
summer cars, Nos 1903 and l04 They
came via the P. w. q B. railroad
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
No. r. r. Kenner,. succes.or.

It is rumored here that Governor
Reynolds has appointed Mrs Hall to
succeed Mrs r. r. Kenney. Of Dover as
a member of the Delaware Worlds Fai
Commission.
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
10 Hoid a Picnic.

The Reliance Fire Company will give
picnic at Rosendale Park on tn,
Brandywine on Saturday. The fire lad
dies are expecting to have a good time.
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
New Rife Practice Inspector.

General Garrett J. Hart was in Dover
yesterday. While there he secured the
Of George w. Ecsles of New
Castle TO be assistant inspector of rifle
practice, with the rank Of major.
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
Six Cents and Costs.

Before Magistrate Sasse last evening.
Stephen Turner, colored, pleaded guilty
to assault upon Charles Scott. He was
ordered to pay six cents and costs
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13
A Splendid showing,

The annual report 10 the 81 oretary Of
the interior of the operations Of the
general land office for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1892, is issued. A care
full reading of this report, says Commits
sioner Carter, will demonstrate that
the liberal and just policy toward the
settlers upon the public domain adopted
by Secretary Noble at the beginning Of
this administration has been productive
Of very satisfactory and benefcent re-
suits
"In virtue Of q marked and beneficent
change of policy from that of the pre-
ceding administration, and under favor
able legislation, the large number Of
accumulated entries, together with an
addition of 31S,O16 entries received
since the present policy was inaugura-
ted, had on June 30, 1892, been care
fully considered and proper action taken
thereon"
Comparative tables accompanying the
report show an excess during the four
fiscal years ending June 30, 1892. over
the four years ending juno 30, 1888, in
the number and acreage Of agricultural
patents issued Of nearly 145 per cent,
substantially clearing the docket and
leaving the office on July /, 1892,
virtually FREQ to attend to current busi-
ness as it arises. As to mineral and
coal patents, the report shows an ex-
cess under a similar comparison in the
nun Der of mineral patents issued of %
per cent, and in the number of coal
patents issued of 224 per cent, clearing
the mineral and coal dockets, and pass
ing 10 the people and the states and
nation millions of permanent wealth.
During the period from 1889 to 1892,
\ there were 8,52a. 395 acres Of the public
domain surveyed. as against 2,S15, ,3O2
during the preceding four years. Dur
ing the last fiscal year the case sales
according to the report aggregated
1851. .47S acres, the principal item oi
which was 913,7SS acres which were
entered uuder the presumption law
The report shows that the vacant pub
lie lands in the United States aggregate
,55s, ,586, 7S2 acres.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13
NEWTONVILLE

Z Mrs. Geo. Froney made brief visit
with Fl oughton friends last week.
y Mrs. Fred Carroll, Of Baraga. visited
with friends here the fore part Of tile
week.
The many friends of the Misses Emn a
Kelsey and Nellie MoCauley will be
pleased to hear they are convalescent
from their recent illness.
Messrs. J. H. Jacobs and b. S.
Packard, of Marquette. were in town
Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. Johnston, of L'Anse, was in
town between trains Wednesday.
DIR. Meloche and family, Of Jacobs
vile, were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Froney, for few days
recently.
A number of the young people come
down from the copper country daily to
pick raspberries which are very pleanti-
ful In this vicinity this year.
The Monticello loaded with stone
from the Michigan redstone quarry, this
week for Chicago.
Misses Nellie Trim and Bessie Osborn
of Hougheon, spent Monday and Tues
day here with friends.
Last Sunday the base ball nine OF
Newtonville left here with their balls
and bats to play o game OF ball with
the Chassell nine. The game was very
interesting and resulted in victory for
the Newtonville's. Score 6 to 3. We
understand the Chassell and Baraga
teams will play ball here next Sunday,
the 18th.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13

she has been anchored in the bay since.
The only persons on board we're Capt.
Vosburgh and the watchman, who
barely escaped with their lives, both
being badly burned about the + o, and
hands. The origin of the fire is un-
known. The Loss is sl2, COO Insurance,
5000.
Chaa Anderson was stabbed In the
neck by John Erickson in saloon at
Iron Mountain last Monday. Erickson
made his escape. Anderson has o cash
extending from the back Of the ear to
his mouth and is seriously injured.
The reports sent out from Ashland
that tie Penokee & Gogebic consolida-
ted mines, known as the Wisconsin
Central syndicate. had closed down are
entirely without foundation. The
Colby, Aurora, Palms and Comet are
all working as usual and General
Superintendent Aleott says that he has
yet to learn that such move is con-
templated, The only mine closed was
was the Superior which was working
only small force.
Edward O'Brien, son of q con-
duc,or on the milwaukee & Northern
Railroad was shot and perhaps fatally
injured by Marshal Petersen of Ishpem-
ing. O'Brien was arrested ut the D., S.
s. & A. railroad depot for robbing the
safe Of c. Muck, at Negaunee, OF $50,
but broke away feom the officer, who
then shot him. He was taken to the
Ishpeming hospital. Tie bullet enter
ed his hip and cannot be found.
Surgeons say lie will not recover. His
partner in the robbery cannot be found.
Poor old Sam Williams dropped to
pieces when Lis six weeks dead body
was found in his hut near Munising.
The unfortunate man died Of starvation,
nothing of an eatable nature being
found in the wretched abode. 1t was
known 70 some that he left Indiana and
lived the lonely life he did on account
of some trouble with his family, but
beyond this and the fact that he was
the recipient of several small sums of
money nothing is known of the
wanderer whose spirit passed away in
the solitude of Michigan forest.
Augustus Bertram made daring es-
cape while on his way from the Sault
to serve two years at Ionia. just as the
Faxton was leaving Rains dock, at the
Nebish, the prisoner made a leap that
would have done credit to on acrobat,
landed on the edge Of the dock, took to
the woods and made his escape. The
fugitive afterwards RAN across party
of campers and forced number of
young folks to row him across to
Calana. Augustus Bertram was con-
victed of adultery six or seven years
ago and was sentenced by Judge Steere
to tUo years at hard labor at Ionia.
Through the assistance of outside
friends he broke out of the county jail.
He made himself scarce for a while.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13
An exchange says: If you wish t

An exchange says: If you wish to
ecnd lotter in hurry be sure to write
@ln haste" on the envelope. The post.
master aud clerk will then fall over
each other in the haste to get it into
the first mail; then the postal clerks
will yell at tho engineer "pull her wide
open. Here is letter that is in rush, I"
and the train will just fly. 1t is ex-
pcnsivc for The railroads, as accidents
arc liable TO happen, and officials will
not thank us for giving it away, but
that IL tho way to get your letters
TO ~ Z.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13
raj College Lands.

Thursday, September 80, has been
decided upon as the date when she
dI5,O0O acres of agricultural college
Land grant lands, which were recently
restored to the market, will be offersd
for sale ct the Office OF the state land
commission. Lists OF these lands
will be furnished on application to tha
offiao
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13
CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL R'Y.
MIL. & NORTHERN R.R.

For the Supreme Lodge and Biennial
Encampment Uniform Rank Knights of
Pythias, to be held ct Kansas City. Mo.
August 23rd, 1891, excmslcp siGse
will be sold at fare onr v.@ssit TIA
round trip. Will sell Aug 4Dth <lfs5f.,
inclusive, return coupons egood mill
Sept. 10Th.
Gro. Fl. HEAFFoRD,
Gen1 passenger aud ticket agent.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13
Yours Respectfully,
+. J. HARGRAvE.

[The statement that.y G. Brown had
paid all labor claims AMI many of the
smaller claims for supplies, and also
would probably pay all in full, was
published in the Saginaw and Detroit
dailies last week and qud4e generally
copied in the u. p. papers. It was
also stated that he had taken an ex +.
tensive contract for cutting southern
pine which would be entered upon as
soon as he could get his Michigan mat
ters settled.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13
HaSsot Reached EVEN.
EVEN, Mich, Aug. e, fS02

Editor SENTINEL.
Dear SIR
We notice you say in your paper
that J.. e. BroCn has paid all Of his
labor claims. ave would like to know
who your authority is, for the reason
that there are axite few j. G, Brown
sufferers an this town that represent q
few Thousand dollars, and none Of them
so far have received dollar. We al
hope that he is paying, but probably
has not readised this part of the country
yet.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13
They Shot at Him.

We met Vivian Prince at Ironwood q
few days since. He informed us he had
seen all of unions he cared for. he
was once leader here, but more lately
was engaged in securing men to take
the place OF union labor in the Crede
district. He told us that lie was shot
at by several men. who fortunately
missed him, and from this time on he
will paddle his own canoe and let other
men paddle theirs Vivian has enjoyed
lively times and no mistake.-Iron
Ore.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-13
of CopartnershIp.

Dissolution Oh CopartnersniP.
The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between Malcolm Wallace and
John Manning, under the firm name OF
Wallace & Manning. Is this day dis
solved Ivy "ntun' oosflGt 50 eg ="
business. ~ tt atf atcs hd N
OF sa;d firm will be paid by him
Dated L'Anse, Mich, July 23, 1872
MALcoLM WALLACE,
JOHN MANNING.
, 1892-06-01
Spectator, April 30

Tho Ravachol triad, which began m Paris on.
Tuesday, ended at 3 O'Clock ON Wednesday
morning the Court having sat continuously,
'excepttortwo short adiournments ina verdict
Of Not guilty" IN the ease Of the prisoners
Beala. ChaumartIn, and the woman Soubere,
and Of .ttdilty" in the case Of Ravlchol and
the lad Simon, but with extrnuating ejrcum-
stances. This verdict prevented the Judge
from giving the death-sentencc which is inn
posed under the recent Act; and accordingly
Rav1chol, in spite Of be absolute certainty of
his guilt, and the atrocious ch ractcr Of hIs
GRIM. escaped with a sentence Of penal seryi-
tude for life. 1t is still possible. however
that he may undergo the penalty Of death, for
he Is to be tried at Montbrison on the charge
of numbering the Hermit Of Chambles. a
crime which he has in effect Acknowledged;
and a Lore jury may prove less easily intimi-
dated.r We have dwelt on The coward.co Of
the Jury elsewhere, and will only notice here
the extraordinary mildness and gentleuess
displayed BY the Judge throughout the tri L
and the manner in which he allowed the pri-
soner to air his theories III Court. Indeed, So
marked was the Difference paid by the Judge
to the crimintl, that VI. de Blowilz sarcasticlI-
ly speaks Of Rsvae4oI as " presiding at tho
Assize Court, Of his mot being too rough
with NJ Cues. who sat in the Presidents chair !"
RtvAchol chose his address to the Court h. tho
rom lrk: My my nnintenled victims under
stan | my acts. an pardon them" ! piooe of
ridiculous GAIT when coming from a man. who
expressly 4 .clared thtt ho a lded bitSof broken
glass an | scrlps of iron to his ~au9epm full Of
cartrid yes, il order to make the eff ct moro
dc IDLY. RtvachoI is an ordinary criminal of u
rath II debts9d u%rlor. who talks An trcbism in
a sort Of plrrot-frhiol, and in not even the.
m'st perverted 50 Use is he a wouId-b saviour
of his fellowmcn.
, 1892-06-01

ST. GROIN STATION.

New York, May oSth,-London news an.
nounces that a Cabinet Council has been con-
yened 10 determine the date for the dissolu-
ton Of Parliament. Mr.. Balfour has promised
= fix q definite date before the Whitsuntide
Q ljournmert.
10 persons have been seriously injured by =
railway collision in Paris.
10000 veterans wearing service medals
marched to the Palace and presented their
congratulations to the King If Denmark on
the Anniversary Of his Golden Wedding.
The Italian and Portuguese Cabinets have
resigned. The resignation Of the Italian Min.
lstry has not yet been accepted.
The prohibition Of the entry Of Russian
Hebrews into Germany has besa with lray3
Antigua 2Sth-The Federal Council Of the
Leeward Islands has passed, by ii votes Is &.
q resolution adopting the draft agreement be.
tween the Government and the West India
Company for establishing a regular Ste4m-
ship service and the erection Of hotels in
Antigua, St. Kits, and Dominica.
New York, May 30th.-A$ i result of 4
letter written by Michael d. lit ia connection
with the labor cause and Home Rule. tbs
London Chronicle has e|spousrd Mr.. Glad
stones policy.
It is slzettel that the discriminatory duties
mp iSe9 ~ utSt each other by Newfoundland
and Ca IA Il have been removed.
Paris dispatches state that VI. R0b1t has
instructed VI. W|addington, I'm as,ador in
London, to complain to the Marquis II Sails
bury Of the treatment Of missionaries .by
Capttin Lnsard the Agent Of the British East
Africa Company.
4 dynamite explosion has occurred at
Commentry, France.
VI. Rouvior asked the Chamber ofDeputics
for the right to continue to purchase Rentes
with the money Of the Savings Bmk. Tho
request was refused by mn ,r.ty Of -, but
An eff ort will be made to induce the Chumbec
TO reconsider the vote.
4 Copenhagen telegram states that 100000
persons mtreaed from that city 10 Amalien.
borg Castle in honor Of the king and Queen.
All the Imperial and Royal z nests. except tho
Prince and Princess Of Wales. " 10 are in
mourning, for their son atton lrd tho fote aC
the University.
4 Tornado htspass,d over X t1sls. III which
% .rsons were killed aal So 900 worth Of
property was damaged.
, 1892-06-01
10 be continued.)

circumstances preventing l regret that
was unable to send you an account OF the man
ner in which we celebrated the Golden
Wedding Day of Thei, Majesties on Thursday,
that you might have inserted same in your
" wis" Of yesterday for the sake of your
foreign readers, who will no doubt be disap-
pointed III seeing nothing from West End.
Reading yonr account of what WIS done your
way, it has SO far eclipsed What we did, hat l
feel ashamed Of my townsmen. those who
night, could, or should have done something
7, nuke the day memorable in the history Of
the island. You have done well and deserve
praise. The day was not allowed TO pass nm
noticed, however; it could not be. Almost stimuli
t~neously with tho striking Of the bell At +
, 1892-06-01

cussion 28th September End discussion
End November 1891.
T. Proposal (by 4th Member for Chris
tiansted's Country District (Didrichsen0
Tor a resolution from the Colonial Coun-
ell concerning the application Of a part
OF the available means Of the Immigra-
tionfund for assistance to planters to de-
fray the expenses of their estates intro
ductIon and lst discussion 28th Septem-
Der; Com nittee appointed with lrawn,
see No. Z.
.. Draft Of Ordinance concerning support
to G. c. Idskovdammen, former Police
master Assistant in Chriftiansted
lst, End and Ord discussions, 28th
September in connection Herewith al
address Of thanks from the Council to
Mr.. ldSkovdammen sanctioned by His
Majesty.
s Interpolation from End Member for
Frsdrriksted's Country District Black
aooodJ concerning measures to secure
Reciprocity Treaty with the United
States OF America introduced End Nov
ember 1891 and closed 9 communication
from Government Was read in meeting Of
9th April 1892.
q. Draft OF Ordinance authorizing the
Government to dispose Of an amount not
exceeding $4,000 OF the means belong
ing to the ImmigrAtionfund for the pur-
pose Of granting advances to owners of
land in St. Croix in order to enable them
to continue the cultivation of the Sugar
Cane together with Rules connected
Herewith lat, End and 3rd discussions
2nd November 1891 Draft Of Ord nance
and Rules sanctioned by His Majesty and
the Government.
s. Draft Of Budget with Money Bills for
1898 lat discussion 18th January
1892, not closed; COMMITTEES appointed
18th January 1892.
$. Interpolation by End Member for Chri-
tiansted (Stakemann) concerning estates
after deceased persons; introduced and
closed 18th January 1892,
Letter from Government Of 3lst Octo-
Der 1891 concerning the celebration Of
Their Maiesties the King and Queens
Golden Wedding Day on the 26th May
1899 Committee for raising suhscrip-
tions for fund appointed 18th january;
Address adopted 25th April 1892,
The Council then proceeded to the Order
If Day viz
!. Election Of Members to sit in the Com
missions to superintrnd the enrolment
Of Men for the Braadcompanies.
The result Of the election was
for Chrlstiansted II. Hagemann with l0votes,
Frederiksted-A j. BlAckwood with IL.
2nd Election of Members 10 sit in the Com
to examine and propose implements
to use at fires.
for Christiansted IT,. H~agemann with 10 votes,
" 1. edoriksted \. ]. BIaokwoodlwith Il vosos.
The ,Choirmaa. before proceeding fur her,
would beg to inform the HONORABLE Members
hat he had received an invitation for the NOM
Of tie Council from the Com nitteo for
lebratiug his VI ,stie5 Golden We lding
Day, to p %.gta1e III til, procession from thu
head Of he town at 3 O'Clock on the Goth inst.
N he w,IIl beg to add that tile Members Of
he CoIoni4l Council Of St. Thomas partook
n tho procession on the Last Jubilee in tn
nd.
3. Decision on the Report from the Com
to revise the Committees for 1889-90.
Ths Committee to revise the accounts had
that they examined the said Accounts
nd have found nothing to remark thev there
orc recommend that the accounts be passed;
was adopted unanimously by the Coun-
ell.
10 be continued)
, 1892-06-01

Frederiksted, seth May l892.