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Evening journal., 1892-11-12
pl.ernncd md. Uniform.

IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov 12-Cbarles
Mcbride, a lieutenant in the Indian
national guard, from Elllhart, Ind, was
arrested here last night on charge of
forgery preferred by Joseph Norton of
Slater, No. Mcbride is a man of good
family and education He attended the
Worlds fair dedicatory ceremonies ia
Chicago with his company, and finding
himself short Of funds went on a forging
tour through Indiana, Illinois, Missouri
and Kansas. passing forged checks in
small amounts i'm the aggregate, from
mis- own confession, to about $1,000
When arrested here he was still wear
ing his uniform
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
WAR ON "OLBO" DEALERS.
This city by the National Dairymen's
Protective Association.

Fifty Violations of the Law Discovered la
This city by the National Dairymen's
Protective Association.
The National Dairymen's Protective
association met in Philadelphia yester
day The association has been gathering
evidence against about fifty dealers in
this city and has retained United States
Senator Anthony Higgins as associate
counsel to assist in the prosecution.
Criminal action will be taken against
these dealers next week
Present at the meeting yesterday were.
John Jamison, John Macdonald. S. s.
Swartley, John H. Patterson, Theodore
julius, William H. Edison. George d.
Woodside, of this city; John l. Carter, of
Chatham; G.. p. Darlington. Of Chadd S
Ford; f. ID. McSparren of Goshen: s.
Norris Jones. of Kelton j. C. Sharpless.
of London Grove, and other well known
creamerymen and dairymen. It was
unanimously resolved that the life and
existence of the creamerymen and dairy
men depended upon the absolute eXclu
sion Of adulterated products
To secure the sinews of war every
person who has been q subscriber to the
fund of the association has agreed TO
double his subscription, so that fully
$500 monthly is assured to the associa
tion so pay the expenses incurred in this
crusade Of determination.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
A Isnilrond shake-I-p.

lBy Telegraph 10 the Evening Journal
HAMIITOy, Ohio, Nov l2-North
bound passenger train ON the Gin
ciunati Hamilton and Dayton road due
here at ? % p m yesterday dashed into
a cnt of freight cars standing ON the
main track at South Hamilton station
Five freight cars and an oil tank were
completely demolished, and the passen-
ger engine totally disabled The
engineer and fireman jumped and we're
badly cut and bruised but not danger
ously injured Passengers we're fright
enod by he shock but none were seri-
ously hurt.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
DToPherson for the Cabinet.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 12.-It was an
nounced here today by a local Democrat
who is in touch with Chairman Harrity
and other leading members of the party
that Senator John r. Mcpherson, Of New
Jersey, will be the secretary of the treas
ury in the Cleveland cabinet The SEN
ator's relations with Mr.. Cleveland have
always been close, personally and polit-
ically, it was said, and long before the
Chicago convention, when New Jerseys
Democratic attitude was a matter of con-
Germ, he succeeded in bringing Governor
Albeit and other influential Democrats
into line for Cleveland. Senator McPher-
son is further given credit for New Jerseys
sturdy support of the president-elect at the
Chicago convention, and also for keeping
the state in Democratic line last Tuesday.
The announcer said there is an understand
ing that the New Jersey senator will be Of
fered the portfolio.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Depew Explains.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-With reference to
the charge recently made by Mr.. Il. c. Platt
that the loss of New York state to the Re
publican party in the late election was due
TO Mr. Depew's ineXperience in campaign
matters, the latter informed the United
Press reporter that he had nothing to do
with the running Of the campaign in New
York further than making speeches. He
said that early in the campaign it was
agreed between himself and Mr.. Platt that
the latter was to run the "machine' and
that he Depew) was to do the speech
making The result, Mr.. Depew declared,
could not be attributed to any one person
or party of persons. New York alone did
not affect the result. 1t was the whole
country The people wanted a change of
policy Mr.. Depew said that the Home
stead strike also affected the voting. He
also denied the statement that either Mr.
Fricll or Mr.. Carnegie contributed to the
campaign funds.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Troight Trains Crash Together.

IBy Telegraph 10 the Evening JournaLl
DUyoAN, Miss. Nov 12-Two freight
trains on the Yazoo Mississippi Valley
division OF the Illinois Central railway
collided one mile south Of here yesterday
with disastrous results. David Weaver
and Frank Miner, engineer and fireman
of the northbound train. were instantly
killed. The crew Of the southbound
train escaped with slight injuries. En-
gineer Weaver was asleep in his cab
when the collision occurred, having
passed the meeting point.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Al Ex-convIet.. AmfnI 10.
IByTeiograph 10 de Evening Journal.l

10y Ielegf1pn 10 tne EVchIn9 JournnI.I
PwrsBURC, Nov. 12.-Milliam Willis,
a telegraph operator, arrived home last
night from Meridian, Miss He was ar
rested there's charged with robbery.
Thinking he would get light sentence
he pleaded guilty to vagrancy. He was
sentenced TO thirty days imprisonment
and fined $50, and being unable 20 pay
the $50 was ordered TO work the fine out
ON the county roads at s. per month.
He tells a terrible story Of his suffering
while working in q chain gang watched
by seven bloodhounds Willis CONTRACTED d
consumption while sleeping in a convict's
tent
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Toolhnn at RIrerrIew rodnr.

The changes made at the Riverview
park win afford the spectators a better
view OF the game between the football
teams Of the Delaware field club and
Johns Hopkins university this after
noon. The respective weights of the
teams are l7lS and 1866 The following
games have been played at Riverview
except the last one, which will be de-
cided at Delaware city: Nov. 16, L. Of
p. Dentals; Nov. rs. Delaware College;
Nov. %, Belmont; Nov "a, St John
College; Dec 8, Delaware College.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
POWDERS AWFUL WORK.

One Hundred Pounds of Explosive Causes
a Frightful Accident at Niagara Fails.
worlmen killed and Injured.
IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Nov. 12.-One
hundred pounds Of powder and dynamite
in the powder house Of Messrs. Douglas
s. Johnson, the canal and tunnel contract
ors. exploded at no o'clock this morning
John Hobson. master mechanic Of all
the immense works of these contractors,
was killed and William Wier. an engi-
neer, and Sherman DeSmith (colored) a
fireman, were badly cut about the face,
head and body.
Hobson was found lifeless with fear
ful cash In his throat mt the foot of
large pile of rocks He had started TO
run from the boiler house when the ex-
plosion occurred and he was picked up
and hurled some fifty feet 10 is thought
his throat was torn by a sharp piece Of
rock.
The other men. Wier and DeSmith.
were fleeing for their lives when struck
hy flying pieces Of timber and rock
Their condition is serious but not necess2-
rily fatal Those who were in the various
buildings ON the canal escaped injury
except from the terrible shock
For q distance of mile around win
dows, sashos etc, were blown out.
Dishes on shelves were scattered and in
one house little baby was rendered un-
conscious from the shock The employees
in and about the canal tunnel works had
many narrow escapes.
The damage to buildings and houses in
| that part of the city is extensive and
will foot up into the thousands. All the
windows on the east side of the Niagara
Falls paper companys plant were torn
out The fronts of stores and houses on
Buffalo street, were badly shattered
The machinery, boilers, electric light
plant and pumps are found all right al.
though the buildings, railroad trestle
and tracks were torn TO pieces. Hobson,
master mechanic who was killed, was a
Canadian about 40 years of age, 1t is
not known whether he has family.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
That "FInwLeyeu NInn Here.

The genial Bob Burdette is to lee
ture in St. Pauls NJ. T. church ON We'd
nesday evening, November 90. The cele-
brated humorist's dry wit and mirth
provoking method Of handling any topic
have heretofore insured him hearty
welcome II needs therefore but the
statement that he will deliver one of his
most famous lectures here, and that the
object thereof is the charitable one of
assisting Epworth NJ f. church in pay
ing of the indebtedness on its almost
completed new edifice TO crowd the audi
toiium of st. Pauls week from Wed
nesoay evening.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Big Fire I'm nInnirenI.

lBy Telegraph 10 the Evening Journal.l
MONTREAL, Nov. 12.-At lt.30 last
night fire occurred in a row of tene-
ment houses on Amherst street When
the fremen arrived on the scene three
houses were i'm flames and the tenants
were panic stricken. Many Of the in
mates of the burning houses jumped
from the windows aud received injuries.
Two men had their legs broken and a
child was crushed while being carried
out A Mrs. Ponpard jumped from q
third story window and was killed
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
ouay win support Reoder.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-In considera-
ton OF the successful manner in which
General Reeder directed the Republican
state campaign, which resulted in the re-
turn of a Republican legislature favorable
TO the reelection of Senator Quay, the
latter, it was stated today, has given the
state chairman the assurance of his active
support for governor. General Hastings
will also be candidate for the guberna-
torial nomination.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
LATE ELECTION ECHOES
The New Senate Will Be with
the House on the Tariff.
ALL THE RETURNS ARE NOT YET IN

Ohio Now Seems Disposed TO Stay in the
Republican Column-Depew Tells what
Ills Part in the Campaign Was-HiH
Favors Murphy for Senator.
by Telegraph to the Evening Journall
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 12.-The senate seems
yet TO hang in the balance and may be a
tie although it is certain that it will be in
accord with the house in regard to low
tariff. The latest figures show that the
senate will stand: Republicans ~; Demo
Gratis, ~; Populists, 4, the latter being:
South Dakota, !; Kansas, ., and Nevada, !.
OF these the only one who can be counted
on TO vote with the Republicans is PETER,
Of Kansas.
OF the other two known senators-Kyle,
Of South Dakota, and Stewart, of Nevada
the former has always voted with the Dem
ocrats, and Stewart has left the Republic
ans and is now Populist. Exactly who
will be the new senator from Kansas is not
known, but if it should be Jerry Simpson,
as is rumored, then of course he will vote
with the Democrats. The new senator
from Nebraska, which state the Populists
claim, viii most likely be senator Paddock.
Private dispatches from Wyoming,
which is claimed also by the Populists,
give the legislature to the Republicans
and assure the reelection of Francis f.
Warren. Thus it will be seen that the
senate will be so close that on many occa
sions the new vice president Will be called
upon to cast the deciding vote.
The employees at the senate end Of the
~
they have got TO go. The senate will sc
into extra session at once and reorganizI
under the new administration. The vic,
president will take charge and the new
members be sworn in before the cabinet i.
confirmed, and so the new secretary, ser
geant at arms and clerks will get theii
places at once. The Democrats will ill al
the big chairmanships of the senate com
mittees, and already the Democratic sen
ators are picking out their places unde
the new deal.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
eREAT eALEs ON LIE LAKEs.
None Such Experienced Since 1S6s-Loss
of Life and Property.


lBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journal1
CmcAGO, Nov. 12.-No such continued
series of gales has prevailed on the
lakes, vesselmen say, since 1867 as dur
ing the last three weeks Yesterday
morning a high southwest wind swept
the lakes, but last night the wind had
veered to the northwest and furious
storm from that direction is reported on
Lake Michigan aud Lake Superior. Navi
cation was practically suspended, only
two boats passing he straits OF Macliin-
nav yesterday afternoon.
The capsized schooner which has been
floating around in Lake Michigan OF
Frankfort for several days is doubtless
the Cuba. The crew was lost.
The Cuba left Petoskey November 9,
for Kenosha Since that time nothing
has been heard of her. The four men on
board were captain J V. Jones, Thor
wald Hansen, and two sons of n. r.
Allen of Kenosha. The crew was ship
ped in Milwaukee.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
TraIn Rohber. priren on.

LBy Telegraph 70 the Evening Journal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Nov. l2-Three
train robbers held up the Western &
Atlantic train at Adairsville last night
but were successfully held off, Twenty
shots were fired, one Of which took effect
in the person of one Of the robbers and
another wounded the flag man. The
passengers were badly frightened. An
the robbers escaped but pursuit has been
instituted The fagman claims to have
killed one of the robbers.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Died BY His sweetheart's CONN.

By Telegraph TO the Evening Journal.l
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. l2-William
Waters, wealthy young man Of
OHphant, killed himself last evening in
tragic manner Miss Emily Davis,
to whom Waters was engaged to
be married next month, died yesterday.
Waters was terribly depressed by her
death, and last night he called at
the home of the dead woman's
parents. He seemed perfectly com
posed and requested that he be
permitted TO gaze once more upon
the body. In a few minutes he
broke down completely and refused to
leave the room. He threw himself upon
the coffin and sobbed bitterly. While
i'm this position he took from his pocket
dose of strychnine swallowed it and in
few moments was dead.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
y. NJ. {. A. Notes.

Rev. G. A. Gunther viii lead the Ger
man class tonight
Rev W. p Swartz will conduct the
Sunday school class exercises this even
ing
Tomorrow will be day of prayer and
special services will be held. General
Secretary King viii be in charge
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
catas.rophe at a Ratifioation.

LBy Telegraph TO the Evening JournaLl
BmMINGuAM, Ala, Nov. l2-During
the Democratic celebration at West
Point, Miss, last night in which an old
cannon was being fred, the cannon ex-
ploded, blowing OFF both legs Of Warner
Ware. mayor OF the town. He will die.
Mrs G. A. Joiner, Mrs Gibson and John
E. Caruthers, were also seriously
wounded.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
cnllenn nlInl.ter. Recon.lder.

IBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journall
PARIS Nov IA despatch from San
tingo. Chill, says that President Montt
has succeeded in inducing the cabinet
ministers TO Withdraw their esignations.
Notwithstanding the denials and re
ported difficulties between the Argentine
Republic aud Chilli il is well-known here
that considerable animosity exists be b
tween the two countries.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Nohrn.I,n r,.nrhlicnn.

OMAHA, Nov. 12.-Returns from seventy
out of ninety-one counties in Nebraska
have been received and settle the result in
the state beyond reasonable doubt The
Republicans elect their whole state ticket
by at least 5000 plurality over the indie
pendents the Democrats being third in the
race Harrison win have "a plurality over
Weaver amounting TO about 3,OOO
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
stcnm.llins fnr IIherln.
IN TsIegranh DO the EvenIng Iour

IBy Telegraph TO the Evening journal
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12-George
Washington, am eminent colored citizen,
has received letter from j. James
Cheeseman, president OF the Liberlou
Republic at Monrovia. i'm which he says
that the proposed establishment. by a
number of leading colored men. OF a line
Of steamships to ply between the United
States and that countryhas had his most
serious consideration, and he will do all
in his power to induce the people of Lii
IBERIA TO give a hearty support TO the en-
tsrprise. The proposed line. be believes.
viii bring the two countries into closer
communication and afford the colored
people of the United States n better op-
portunity to 90 to land where "they
can breathe the pure air of liberty.
Neither port taxes, tonnage dues nor
fees of any kind win be charged vessels
OF the line on entering the harbors OF
Liberia, provided that the mails are car
ried between the two countries free OF
ch0rup
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
GENERAL FlRe RECORD.

New Yorls-1he large thrse-story factory
huiiding. 3,i 20 3l5 East SiXty-iourth street,
occupied by cabinet makers and refrigcra-
tor and stair builder. Loss, SSj,0OQ.
Providence r. III ne iron foundry Of A.
Carpenter a. sons. Thursday night. Loss,
s2lOuo; Insurance, 1f,WO
Brooklyn. n. l.-narheck's stores. CONF
urising tlrcc large buildings ON the water
front IN brooklyn and filed with a large
quantity of iute, hemp and cotton, Wer
burned this morning. Loss, S25O,OO0.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
He Kept an Unregistered Dog.

Lcnch Rady has been in the habit of
annoying Proprietor Kelly of the Logan
House for sometime and Judge Ball gave
him IS and costs with which to keep
Municipal Court this morning. James
has a record of being thrown out of ten
saloons in as many minutes. Thirty
days will he break stone for Sheriff Sim
mons and Gould. Francis S Bradley for
keeping unregistered dog was fined 50.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
TIE DEMOCRATS In Line.
MONSTER RATIFICATION DEMON
STRATlON HERE TONIGHT.

Brilliant Iiluminations- Fireworks Along
the Route II WIN be Democratic slight
In This City Many Clubs aud Bands in
Line-Tho Route Long One.
The Democratic ratification, illumina-
tion and jollihcation tonight promises TO
surpass anything known in the political
history of Wilmington The ilumina
tions viii be general. The law iorhids
t0rchlight professions, but fireworks OF
all kinds will make display that has
not been seen here for years
The Representatives of the several
wards met In the rooms Of the Young
Mems Democratic club last evening and
perfected the arrangements. The follow
ing formation OF the parade was adopted
Chief Marshal-John r. Doan.
Aida-F Frederick Mammcle, John Ahern, How
ard Hayes, Harry ID. Wcisch, Robert
Je-kins, John A.. Newell, John w.
Aydcn, William y. Gibbons, Philip
Il. Shea. Robert Cottingi ana,
Thomas k. Lalley and
Noyin G.. Gamble.
First Division.
William b. Norton. marshal aud aids
First Regiment band
Young Meme Democratic club.
John W. Causcy club, Of First ward.
Second ward club.
Third ward club.
Fourth ward club.
Firth ward club.
Second Division.
Matthew d. Gallagher. .matshal.
Hyatts Military band
First Voters Cleveland club.
Sixth ward club.
BrandyWinr Fife and Drum CORPS
George Gray club and Italian Democratic as
ISOLATION.
nibernian Drum corps.
Rayard Legion.
Eighth ward club.
Sons of Rest Democratic club.
ucrmhn Democratic club.
Third Division.
Samuel B. Knee. Marshal and aids.
New Castle Band
Ninth Ward n. l.. Martin Club.
q. g.. Montgomery lub.
Charles B. Lore Club.
Fourth Division.
William A. Shields, Marshal and Aids
WcccnuOc Band.
Tenth Ward Club.
Polish Band.
Eleventh Ward club.
Twelfth Ward Club.
! Visiting Clubs.
/ Mounted Clubs and earnings.
The first division will form on Fourtl
street. resting on Lombard street Sec
ond division on Fourth street. resting ol
Walnut. Third division on Frenel
street north Of Fourth Fourth divisioi
on French street south of Fourth an
resting on Fourth.
The following are the streets owe
which the parade will pass:
Fourth to Lombard, TO Fifth, TO Spruce
| to Seventh, to Church, to Ninth
| French, to Front, TO Market, to Eleventh
Ia Ipforeou to Ninth fo Adams (
Fourth. TO Monroe, TO $ como
TO Jackson, to Maryland avenue
to Madison, TO Fourth, to Marke
and dismiss The division marshals an
aids will meet at the Young Mems Den
ocratic club rooms at o'clock
The Delaware City Democrats will ce
ebrate ON Thursday evening; and Odess
and Smyrna on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
TO HANG DECEMBER 80.
DIR. Hnrs Eight slayers to be Strung
Up Together.

lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov Governor
Brown yesterday signed the death war
rants of the eight convicted murderers
Of Dr. J. H. Hill, Of Millington Kent
county. The men will bo hanged on
Friday December 30 at ChcstertOwn
The convicted parties are Joshua Bal
nard. Louis Benson, Henry Hurtt. Moses
Brown. Frisby Comegys, Fletcher Will
liams, Charles S. Emory aud Charles
Brooks an colored
Ii will be the first time in the history
Of Maryland, aud possibly of the couu.
try, that SO many executions will take
place at one time.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
burned to Death while smoking.

lBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journall
KoKoMo. Ind. Nov. lS.-Mrs. Mary
Morris, aged 20 years, was burned to
death yesterday at her home near mere.
She was addicted TO smoking and it is
supposed that lighted tobacco falling
from her pipe set fire to the bed while
she was lying down and helpless.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Ennrcerntcd Rennrt. ii a N.

IBy Telegraph 70 the Evening Journal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov 12.-The
rumored destruction OF Gurley, Ala, by
fre Thursday nights proves to be greatly
exaggerated. The Gurley Hotel which
was recently completed, two dry goods
houses. and a saloon were destroyed.
Loss S60. 600
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
ohlo AnnnrenlIy Republlean.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 12.-The Leader has
received bulletins of official maiorities
from all but six counties in Ohio. Accord
ing to these figures the Republican ticket
now has over 1000 plurality, and should
have more on conservative estimates Of the
rau,aininr counties
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
nm TnNnrs lTnrnlr.

ALBANY. Nov u. - The Times-Union,
United States Senator Hilps personal or
gan. came out with a double loaded editori
al favoring Hon. Edward Murphy, Jr., foi
United States senator in place of Frank
Hiscock, whose term will expire next
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Ru.s.,,,s Plurality Increased.

Boston, Nov. 12.-The discovery of an
error in the governor vote Of Marlboro in
creases Governor Russell's plurality 100
votes making il 2, 2,031
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
ConnectIont,s Figures.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 12.-All except six
of the lg7 towns in this state have for
warded their returns to the Office OF the
secretary of state. The total vote for gov
ernor is l64. .6G2, of which Morris (Dem.) re
ceived s2,sg7, or a majority OF 1912 over
Evening journal., 1892-11-12

Wilmingtonians registered In New York
h1tels are: a. T.. lore. Sturtevant House;
NJ. Gambrill, BROADWAY; ). II. JACKSON, hotei
> Savoy: w h. Stanhope. 81 Denis, and Dr.
Lane. Hotel Bartholdi.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
PersIstent smnIInox.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Despite the Efforts
to stamp out the disease, two more cases Of
smallpox have been found here.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
PugHist Dixon Meets A bad one.

lBy Telegraph 10 the Evening journall
PHIfADmPHA, Nov 12-At the
Lyceum Theatre last night George Dixon,
the champion featherweight pugilist at
tempted to stop Walter Edgerton, the
kentucky Rosebud" in four rounds. but
failed Dixon had the advantage of the
first two rounds, the Bud doing little
offensive work He got ia good right
hand punch on Dixon's heart in
the second round, however, and
sent the colored boy TO the
ground In the third round Dixon
rushed Edeertou and had him eroggy as
time was called The Rosebud recovered
n "a minutes rest aud came up fresh for
the last round He gave as much punish
ment as he received and the fighting was
hot and all over the ring Edgerton' 5
low, quick ducking saved him from
many savage punches and his quick re-
covery enabled him TO land some hot
blows