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Evening journal., 1892-11-26
NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
4 partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the firm name Of
Condor and McChrthY. for carrying ON the
boot and shoe business az 10 Market street.
Wilmington, Del, b this day dissolved by
mutual consent Michael Mccarthy retires
from the firm aud All debts due TO the old
firm should hc paid TO William Condor who
will scitle all claims against the old firm. The
business " III De continued by William Con-
don al the old stand and he solicits continu
ance of the patrnngge given the old firm.
WILLIAM CONOON
MICHAEL MCCARTHY.
Evening journal., 1892-11-26
PuBLrc sALFs.

DlBlIC SALE
VIII be sold at public sale. at No. 72f
Market street. on Tuesday. November 20 at
clock p. m, new and second hand furni-
lufe, including parlor suites 2 chamber
SUITE, couches. lounges, tables stands.
rockers, wardrobes, desks. Brussel and in
grain carpets, and many other articles
w. A. HUKlLL, Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1892-11-26
Harrr z. rhomas q Co.

Harry r. Thomas a. 90.
Repair watches and iewelrv. 5oa Market st
Cummings the photographer. se Market
street.
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HELP WANTED.
SALARY or COMMISSION.

To agents 10 handle the Patent Chemical
Ink Erasing Pencil The most useful and
novel invention of the age. Erases ink
thoroughly In two seconds. Works Ike
magic. 200 20 800 per cent. profit. Agents
making $50 uer week. We also want gem
eral agent To take charge Of territory, and
appoint sub agents. rare chance % make
money. Write for terms and sample OF cras-
ing. Monroe Erasing Mig. Co, box os@ La
Crosse, Wis.
Evening journal., 1892-11-26

Open daily from 8 O'Clock a. m. until y. m.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10
Evening journal., 1892-11-26
BANKINa AND rTNANoIAL.
A KrIsANs, sAYINas rANK.

a I0II'AI7o "a FIlVuo b1Nh.
NO. zoe MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware
Evening journal., 1892-11-26
a1lO.t2e.17

INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits Of
money for one or more calender months at
the rate OF per cent per annum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Eafate
GEORGE w. BUSH, President.
q. WESLEY WELOIN, Nlce-President.
Il. r. TAYLOR, Secretary and Treasurer.
JOSEPH NJ. MATHER. Auditor.
Ov. lsf. 1892.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Cholera is still increasing in Russia.
Hawaii wants to cede Pearl Harbor
to the United States.
The pope is just finishing his en-
cyclical on Colum bus
Richard Thomas, of Marion, Ia, has
died at the of Ill years.
The corn crop near Denison, Texas,
will be the largest in Is years.
Governor Routt has refused TO re new
the license of the Pinkertons in Colo
RADIO.
In fight over a game of cards at
Ashford, Ariz., Il. w. May shot TO
death Tom West.
Four Canadian sealing schooners
large cargoes of skins.
The trial of 212 mem bers of the Mala
Vita, an Italian cut-throat secret So
ciety, is in progress at Rome.
Thomas Nabeu has been appointed
secretary of state in Samoa The con-
dition of affairs Is still unsatisfactory.
An unknown person split open the
head of Margaret Price, near Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and then fred her cabin.
Robbery.
The fine Catholic cathedral at st.
Johns, n. f., was not injured by the
recent conHagration. II is one OF the
finest on the continent
A brakeman named Judge" Aclsley,
on the Southern Pacific railroad. would
not join the strikers and when threat
ened shot two of them dead
Mount Etna. at Rome, has been un.
usually active recently. smoke, lava
and ashes flowing in large quantities.
from the crater and accom- panied by
earthquake shocks.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
With WINCHESTERS.
5kOoDY BATTLE BETWEEN UNION
AND NON-UNION MINERS.
AZ the Occur d'EIene Miners I'm idaho
Twenty or More Men Killed anda
Large Number Wounded.

The strained situation in the Occur
d'Elene labor troubles at the mines
near Wallace, Idaho, eliminated in
bloody battle, between union and non
union miners. AT least nine men were
killed and ten injured though this
number may DE increased.
rumor is current that twenty of
the non union strikers were killed in
the Frisco mill. when the structure
was destroyed with dynamite.
The situation and the events of the
battle are told thus: The owners of
the Gem and Frisco mines locked out
union men because they asked S3.50
per day when 50 was the pay. Nom
union men were put TO work and the
locked out workers took possession of
the town of Gem. Bad blood natur-
al y soon showed itself aud prepare
tons were made for fight which was
expected at any time.
Finally challenge was sent out by
the non-unioniSts at the mines who
mad started the town of Frisco. Early
In the morning Of the day of battle a
union man going to work was fired
upon from barricade at the Gem
mine. He at once returned to town to
give the alarm. The miners soon
gathered armed with Winchesters and
marched upon the Frisco mill with u
solid front. When scarcely within
rice range volley from the Frisco
mill greeted the miners and lead
whstled all about them. They scat
tered and regular battle ensued.
The miners then went around the
hills up the canyon above the mine,
loaded a car with 80 pounds of giant
powder and sent the car down the
track toward the Frisco mine.
Directly in front of the mill an ex-
plosion occurred, SCATTERING the mill
TO spiinters, making it a complete
wreck. The non-union men then
showed the white flag and surrend cred
They were marched down to the
Miners Union hall and guarded, no
indignities being offered them.
In the meantime the non-union men
from the Gem mine descended upon the
town of Gem, where only few miners
were left. and riddled the town with
bullets. One miner was killed The
sheriff, district attorney and deputy
United States marshals appeared on the
scene. The train was stopped by
armed guards at the Gem. The sheriff
took the mail on his shoulders and
passed on To Gem. The guards leveled
their rifles at him but dropped them
when they learned his identity. At
Gem several hundred men were hui
died in the street with rifles and revolt
vers. Peace negotiations were imme-
diately set on foot and at II clock the
mine force of about 80 men surren-
dered to the union men. The men
were taken to Wallace and the mines
placed under a guard appointed by
President O'Brien of the union.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
republicans select Delegates to the Stat.
Convention.

| -'epuoicsns Seic"s bclegates TO the state
Convention.
| LAPEER: The county convention OF
the Republican party held here was
| Rich ratification meeting. The resolu.
tons are clear and forcible and instruct
| delegates to vote for Hon. John Il.
| Rich as candidate for governor Of
| Michigan. This county has II
| delegates.
| NEGAUNEE: The Marquette county
republican convention held here was
well attended The Pingree people
worked hard but the delegates are
soma for Rich although no Instructions
were gwen. The resolutions Endorsed
'ohn W. Jochim, for secretary of state
and Senator Mcmillan for chairman of
the state central committee.
HoUGnroN: 1t was an enthusiastic
convention of Republicans of this
county which assembled here. .lo,eph
e. Ham bitter was indursed for state
treasurer. Resolutions TO instruct del.
egdtes Tor Rich were voted down. but
all but two are Rich delegates by
choice.
REED CITY: OsceO!a county Eepublic-
ans assembled in the city hall in this
place in convention. Resolutions were
passed urging the delegates to use all
honorable means for the nomination OF
Ion. j. 7. Rich.
MANIsTIoUE: Charles Thonen and
John A. Robinson were chosen as
delegates 10 the state convention by
the republicans OF this county. They
are uninstructed, but are known to be
partial to Rich
GLADwIN: The Republicans of this
county named State senator Prindle as
state delegate. He is Rich man.
RosooMMoN Instructions for Rich
were given the delegates to the sta;e
republican convention from this
-ounty.
ROMEO: The delegates TO the Ma
comb county Republican convention
were about evenly divided as Fiugree
and Rich men. The latter captured
he temporary organization ana the
former seeing themselves beaten with
rev and refused TO at in convention.
tch adherents then proceeded to Sc
ect delegates to the state conven ton
Who were favorable TO Rich although
no instructions were given.
CORUNNA; Delegates to the Saginaw
convention. selected by Shiawassee
county Republicans, were Instructed
by unanimous vote to vote as unit for
hon. John Il. Rich for governor.
FLINT: The tennessee county Repub-
Lean convention instructed delegates to
vote for Rich for governor.
DETROIT: wayne county's 60 dele
gates will vote solidly for the fayorite
citizen and mayor of Detroit IL. :. Pin
%ree-if they vote according TO instruc-
tons given at the Eepu blican county
convention held here.
BAY CITY Pingree wins in Bay
county. The Republican convention
instructed the delegates TO vote us
unit for the Detroit man.
KALAMAZOO: This county sends a
solid delegation TO the state Republi-
can convention at Saginaw-solid for
Rich, the Lapeer county farmer.
NEwBERRY: Perry Leighton was
chosen by the Luce county Republican
convention as delegate to the Saginaw
convention. No instructions were
given, but ne is understood to be a Rich
follower.
MENoMINEE: Nine delegates selected
by the county convention were not in
structed, but majority of them will
vote for Rich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15

The Dominion parliament has been pro-
rogued by the governor-general.
Over 10, 600 people are homeless from
the great conlagration at St. Johns, N. Il.
The powder mill explosion at Berkeley.
CAL, was not as serious as FIRST reports
made it. 1t was bad enough, however,
six persons being killed and 1925, 600
worth of property destroyed.
Oscar Wissinger shot and killed his di-
vorced wife at Springfield, and then sui
cioed. jealousy.
The conference OF Jewish rabbits de-
cided TO meet in Chicago during the
Worlds Fair next year.
August Carlson, Northwestern car re-
pairer, was run over by a train at Esca-
hsoa and injured so that he died. He Is
about 80 years Of age and leaves large
family.
Cleveland has invited Stevenson, the
Democratic vice-presidential candidate, 10
visit him with his family ut Gray Gables
The committee on notification will call
upon these honored gentlemen on July 90.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
Small Girls as Burglars.

Chief Northrup and Captain Rowan
of the Jackson police department have
ferreted out a burglary of rather a
novel sort. Mrs Betsy Il. Eaton re-
ported to the police that her house had
been entered by means of the smashing
In of a window, and that everything
an the house had been turned upside
down. Household goods to the amount
of $50 was taken. The chief and the
captain worked on the case, secured
che swag and caught the burglars, two
little girls aged IL and 10 years. The
Infants have not been disposed of yet.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
wm Stand hr enc silrer nam.

An informal conference of between
30 and 40 Democrats who are favorable
to free coinage, was held at the Capitol
with "A view to ascertain the sentiment
concerning the alleged defects in the
senate silver bill, and whether it would
be wise TO attempt to pass the bill
without amending it. Notwithstand-
ing the divergent views held by the
members present, motion was adopt.
ed expressing it as the sentiment OF
the meeting that the bill should be
passed as it came from the senate.
Among those present at the conference
were Representatives Culbertson and
Bland, both of whom have expressed
the opinion that the bill as passed by
the senate is defective. Senators
Bartine and Townsend of Colorado
Rep.) were present by invitation.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
A Big Combination.

An important consolidation of car
manufacturing companies has just
been effected at Detroit under the cor
porate name Of the Michigan-reninsu-
lar Car company. 1t masses a capital
of Is, 900, 600, exclusive of -. 900, 900 first
mortgage bonds. The companies en-
tering the consolidation are the Michi-
gan Car company, the Peninsular Car
company, the Detroit Car Wheel COM
pany, the Michigan Forge e Iron com
pany and the Detroit Pipe 81 Foundry
company The business dates from
1864 for the Michigan ar company and
from 1879 for the Peninsular Car com
pany. These two companies are said
to be the largest manufacturers of
freight cars in the world and hereto
fore have been in active competition.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
A SAT story.

A sad story comes from Bangor, Van
Buren, county. Last April Miss Carrie
Hammond of that place married Ulys-
ses Il. Page, of Hammond, Ind, and
the couple went TO Hammond TO reside
She soon learned that her husband
had another wife and otherwise de.
ported himself in an unsatisfactory
manner and she returned home. Re-
Gently, however, she was induced to
return to Indiana, from whence she
again returned n few days ago, having
been drugged into condition that
ended in her death. There is no little
Indignation over the affair. The vic
tim was beautiful girl of II and the
marriage was made on brief
acquaintance.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
RAVACHOL'S REWARD.
The Paris Anarchist Pays the Penalty OF
His Crimes.

His Crimes.
Ravachol, the Partisan anarchist,
was guillotined at Montbrisson prison.
When informed that his hour had ar
rived the condemned man assumed an
air of cynical indifference, and when
the ministrations of the prison chap
lain were offered to him he refused to
accept them and broke out into strong
invective against religion. A noisy
and excited crowd gathered about the
place where the guillotine was set up,
eager to see the end of the man who
for time by his dynamite outrages
terrorized Paris. The approaches to
the scatfold were guarded by lines of
troops, who kept the way clear for the
condemned man and the executioner's
party.
Once alongside the guillotine the
prisoner was seized by the assistants
of NJ. Deibler, the executioner, who,
with the celebrity attained by long
practice, soon bound him hand and
foot His elbows were drawn back
behind him and bound together, his
shirt was opened ut the neck and
turned down, and in a moment his un-
resisting form was pushed upon the
sliding plank that CARRIES the body for
ward in reclining position SO that
the neck is directly under the knife
which at once started on its fearful,
but just. mission.
Ravachol shouted: "Vive la Re-
publique,n and a second later his
severed head was lying in basket
placed in front of the guilloJine TO
receive it.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
WOLVERINE WHISPERS.
MICHIGAN STATE ITEMS OF MORE
OR LESS IMPORTANCE.
a Prominent Lumberman Becomes
EnamOred Of "A saginaw Widow.
---Car Companies Combine.
He Liked the widow

G A. Harris, a prominent lumber
operator of Burt. aud lately of Flint
rs locked up 10 Prison at Saginaw With
Mrs. Mary O'Dell, "a Saginaw widow,
on the charge of adultery, the COM
plant being made by Harris wife,
who is here from Flint with her little
boy. She sa.3s that she gave her hus-
band So, 700 TO putt into his business at
Burt and she supposed that he was
true 20 her all of the time. Only re-
Gently, when lie ceased coming to
Flint did she learn that he was spend
ing muck of his time with the Saginaw
widow. She is willing to settle the
case If he will provide for the little
boy. Mrs. O'Dell is comely, grey
haired lady, who has kept boarding
house here. The two were held in
$500 bail.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
4 Victorian Horse Thief.

Chas. Averill who was arrested at
Muskegon and taken to Grand Haven
on charge of horse stealing, proves
TO be an old offender named Newman
Sweenie. who has served time in Jail
and at jackson for similar oifenses.
He was thoroughly identified at
Gauges, Mich, where he used TO live.
A representative of the Grand Haven
Leather company has identified il
hides stolen from the company at
Grand Haven, which were in Sween-
les possession when arrested.
The buggies, blankets, coats, hides,
etc, were all taken back to Grand
Haven.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
Result OF Horsc Race.

Mitchell and Smith. farm hands who
are in the employ Of Freeman Bray, of
Meridian, were running horses through
village of Okemos, with two large
foads Of hay, when one load capsized,
seriously injured William Turner, an
old and respected resident of this
county. His thigh was broken near
the hip joint. lie is II years old.
DIR. A. r. Ferguson. the attending ply
sician, thinks he will be cripple for
life, If he RECEIVERS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
Cholera In Paris.

Fourteen deaths attributed to chol-
crime were reported in Paris. Profess
or Peter of the Necker hospital. ex-
presses the opinion that the prevailing
malady is true Asiatic cholera. On the
other hand DIR. Prendergast and others
who have had wide experience in the
east, are equally positive that it is not
Asiatic cholera. Spain and Portugal
are taking rigorous measures to pre-
vent the introduction of cholera from
Russia or any of the infective districts
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
Weekly Review or 'rraI,.

NEW YORK, July IL. r. @. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review OF trade: There Is "A stronger
demand for finished products of iron and
steel. while pig iron is overloaded and
weaker, and the Thomas company has re-
duceo its price for No. 1 anthracite 81 TO
SIS per ton, which is believed to be the low
est price ever recorded, Business at De-
troit is good for the season and crop pros
poets favorable The growth OF western
trade may be inferred from Chicago re-
ceipts. which exceed last years % per cent
in cattle and hogs, 80 per cent in corn, 50
per cent dressed beef. about double In flour.
cured meats, lard, cheese, hides and wool.
and rye. General trade Is larger than a
year ago and the demand for money slightly
better. Fine weather helps crop prospects.
Speculation has been inactive, though
40 COO bales of cotton have been sold with
"A decline OF 1-1G, receipts still exceeding
last years, while exports are fully main
tained. Wheat sales have been only 90 90.
600 bu with decline of over n cent, and
corn and oats have declined cents, but
hog products are all stronger, pork Csc per
Dbl Coffee is n stronger and oil = weal:er
Foreign trade is fully maintained. Tho
business failures occurring throughout the
country during the past week number 176,
as compared with the corresponding week
of last year the figures were 247.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
senator McMiIlan's Narrow Escape.

Senator Mcmillan. while driving
from the White House to his residence,
narrowly escaped a serious accident.
Ono of his horses became fractions, and
the senator jumped from his buggy
just as the vehicle overturned at "a
corner and threw the driver out. The
senator was unhurt, but the driver was
badly bruised.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15

Clare is to have fe male base ball
club.
William Tyler, a Vincennes, Ind,
banker, committed suicide on the grave
of his daughter
The cruiser Newark and gunboat
Bennington will sail Immediately for
Palos, Spain, to participate-in the Col
unbian cele
Parties at Marquette Rave secured
control for the upper peninsula of
Michigan of the Hagey bichloride of
gold cure for the liquor, morphine,
cocaine, opium and tobacco habits A
company with $50, 600 will be organized.
The big relay bicycle race from Kali
amazoo TO Detroit was "A great success.
The roads were in excellent shape and
the weather was fine. The time was
/ hours and Is minutes, one hour and
IL minutes less than the time sched-
uled.
The church scandal at Wacousta is
still agitating every one. The 10 ex-
communicated persons and Is others
in good standing have called for an in
eestigation of the pastor on July ;.
They want the charges made against
the pastor sifted.
Upon the application of Henry NJ.
Dufeld, attorney for the REALTORS, Chief
Justice Morse. of the supreme court, has
allowed n writ of error to the supreme
court Of the United States in the case
of William Mcpherson, Jr., ct al. VS..
the secretary of state, which involves
the constitutionality of the Miner
electoral law. Clerk Hopkins will GER
tily the case to the highest court at
once.
The chamber OF deputies committee
of France to which the proposal for
holding an exposition in 1900 was sub
United has unanimously approved it.
For the first tine in 10 years the
Republicans of Arkansas have placed
in nomination a straight party ticket
and refused TO fuse with the third
party. he Minneapolis resolutions
were Endorsed in the platform. 49,
In the jackson circuit court Mary A.
Chittock, who recently secured di-
worse from DIR. Gordon Chittock, testi-
Sftd in order to obtain alimony. A few
-nfonths ago Mrs, Chittock waived the
matter of alimony IN consideration of
5000 aud certain letters.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
Tbree KIIIedin n par Room Firht

Constable J. II. Green, Brigham Girls
som and Bob Bell were killed in
street fight at Clarendon. Texas.
Green accompanied by Grissom and
another man entered a saloon where
Bell and his brother were A row inn
mediatelv began, the outcome of long
existing bad blood between Green and
the Bells Firing commenced. and
when the smoke cleared away the
three men above mentioned were
found dead on the floor.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
Child Burned to Death.

A little 3-year-old girl of Ira David
sons, railroad section hand at Bliss
field, while playing with Some matches
out in the yard, set her clothes on fire.
The mother and father being deaf,
did not hear the child's cries, and
when found her clothes were all burned
off and she so badly burned that she
lived only a couple hours.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15

Another million dollars has been
raised for the Chicago University, max
ing the assets $4,000, GOO and the en-
dowment 81, 10000 Marshal Field
gave 100000 and II. A. Rust $4,000
toward the last 81, 600, 600.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15
Indian TERRITORY shooting Airalr.

r. M. Moore, a lawyer, entered the
United States commissioner court at
Atoka, |. r., commenced shooting at
Marshal Fox. Before Moore could be
disarmed he had fred several shots.
Marshall Depew was shot in the leg,
two shots also taking effect in his alb
domen. He will probably die. w. Ii.
Mcbride was hit by two bullets and
rested and locked up. 1t is believed
he was drRnlS at the time. ~ -
Glendale, Van Buren, county has let
tb contract for n new town hall
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-15

Paris green is being sprinkled on
farms about LalSeview by some heart
less wretch
Benz. Gorton died at the asylum for
criminal insane at Ionia. lie was serv-
ing a sen tence of 10 years for arson in
st. Joseph.
An automatic hay fork fell from the
roof of Charles Barnard barn, near
Constantine, piercing Barnard's body
and fatally ihJuring him.
Lieut. Col .McGuEsin, will take
charge OF the state troops in Col.
Irish's command until n permanent of
fcer is appointed by the governor.
A. ID. Deming, an aged farmer who
mas been mentally deranged for some
time, was found hanging deac to the
rafters in an old sugar shanty in the
woods near Freeport.
A 3year-old child of Mrs. A. A. Robin
son, of Jackson, was attacked Dy q
medium sized rooster and besides hav-
ing its clothing almost torn off was
quite seriously injured.
Olivet Congregationalists will build
n $4,000 church The college will as
sumo half the cost and retain equal
control with the church society.
The quiclSsand along the. Manistee
river has long been dreaded A few
sfays ago a lumOerman named Mort
rup fell from load OF logs and. i'm
mediately disappeared His body can
not be found
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Annie Clifford, aged 10 years, of
Kalamazoo, attempted TO start fire
vi, TisA a 1sr0 ss". .dSIEsss a f4sas
A.. l,rd,. -. a;cti,,er ,,oinf,I Int not