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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
8egister's ayatiees.
REGisfER's ORDER.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL, JuneI5th, 1894.
Upon the application Of Mary f. Crowley, ADJ
minlstratrlx 81 owen 0. Crowley. late OF black
bird hundred, IN h,.a said county, decsased L
the Administrators aforesaid give notice *
granting 81 Letters Of Administration upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the dRto
tisenents 10 be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters in slx 81
tue most public places Of tue county OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an Act Of Assembly IN slich case
made and provided; and also cause tho same
to DO inserted villain the same period in the
DELAWARE GAzKrrE AND STATE JoURsAL, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, Del, and
to be continued therein Two mpnths.
f3ivenunder the hand and Seal Of ONCE
Of the Register Aforesaid, at WILMINGTON,
H. s. ir New Castle county aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
j, WILKINS CO0CH, Register
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Testimony was heard Thursday by
Commissioner 8. redmond Smith In the
Snyder w. McComb case. Senator Gray
testified, as did also Mr.. Wilson 81 Ne%
York city. Henry w. Schmitt Of New
York, counsel for Waukenahaft and
Voight, wasipresent.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that letters Of Admin
the undersigned, on the fifteenth day Of
June, A. d. 1885, and that all persons having
claims against the estate of the deceased must
present the same, duly attested, 10 the said
Administratrix, on or before the fifteenth day
OF June, 1891, or abide the Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided.
NARY L. CROWLEY, Administrative.
Address: Blackbird, Del, je22-2m
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Persanal Prannrtv soid.

The personal property of the J. Barkley
& Brothers Company, Fourth and Frenoh
streets, was sold ~ Sheriff Gould We'd.
nesday under an execution held by Win
field D. Quigley. The effects, includirg
candy, Gales, horses, wagons, &c., fetched
the sum of sl,45o, which were sod 10
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DEGisTER's ORDER.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, May 23d, 1899.
Upon the application OF John A. Martin, Ad-
ministrator Of Alexander Martin, late OF APPS
poquinimnk hundred, In said county, de-
ceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by the Regis-
ter that the Administrator aforesaid give notice
the estate of the deceased, with tho date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertisements 70
BIO posted within forty days from the date Of
such letters in six Of the most public places in
the county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate 10 present
the same, or abide by an act OF assembly in
the same 10 be inserted within the same period
in the DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JOURNAL,
q newspaper published in Wilmington, Dol,
and To ho continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of Onlca
OF the Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
IT, slim New Castle county Aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
]. Wilkins COCOON, Reglstes
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FANIc on 4 rnArFoR1r.
A Hundred People Trampled and Nine
of THAN SerinnrI., InInna.I

n HuHuFdu FeopIe IFamnIed and Nine
OF Them Seriously Injured.
unitedPrsss pLpa On ny spe;ial Wires
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July Sat an ele.
waited station at the Worlds Fair
grounds, last night, there was a panic,
When the IRISH after the fireworks was
greatest the elevated employees became
alathed at the size of the crowd gath
cred on the platform and stopped any
more Of them from coming up the steps,
telling them that it was not safe.
This precipitated a panic on the plat
fora, and in the scramble at least 100
people were trampled.
There were 10 people sent to the hos
pital in amhulances when it was over.
Nearly all Of them had tainted aid nine
OF them were seriously injured.
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use Horsfordls Acid Phosphate. DIR. Chas.
HIS. Davis, Meriden, CONF, says: II have
used it as an accessory in caaes OF NOLAN
chpiia and nervous debility, and as a pleas
ant and cooling drink in feyers, and have
been very muchpleased with it,f
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While ct work near Newport, Wodnes-
day garvachioli Ferdinando, lsbnrer on
the p, w. & u, railroad, had his right
foot mashed by rail falling on il, It'd
was taken 70 Delaware Hospital.
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The deadly grip Of pneumonia may be
warded Of with Halea's Honey Of Hors-
hound and Tar.
Pixies Teothsche Drops cure in one
minute. n.
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Notice lie hereby given that letters OF Admins
istration were in due form OF law granted unto
the undersigned, on the cad day Of May, a.
ID. 1895, and that sll persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased must present
the same, duly atthsted, TO the said Admlnistra-
tor on OF bpfore the aad day Of May, 1884, or
abide the Act OF Assembly in SUCH case made
aud provided
JOHN A. MARTIN, Administrator.
Address; Green Spring, Del. Inay23-2m
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Phiadeipnia markets.

United Pfa-s plsnegcn nv 5psclal Wires
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.--Flour dull and weak;
Pennsylrania supers, SI.90a2.l0: Pennsylvania
ter straight s3,0Da3.40: winter patent, 81 50a
so; spring patent, SS.sQa4lo. Wheat. quiet
and. steady; No. red, &c.; No. 2 Pennsyl-
vani9 red, Tl9oc. Corn, quiet aud steady;
No. :, for local trade, 4sa4s16c.; No. In export
elevator, 40. Oats, quiet and steady; No .
white, SIAc.; No. do, 35hG.; No. mixed,
35kc. Bran. scarce and firm; winter, Sl60la
1900; spring, Sl4,00alS.Q0. Baled hay, lrin and
10 good demand; timothy, small bales, sl5,5na
lI'bU: fancy large bales, SIS. 50a1a; mixed, S14a
ID Baied rye straw, SlS. a5a13.5O.
Butter, quiet and steady; Pennsylvania
creamery, extra, spc.; Pennsylvanla prints,
extra Wholesale, 2Ic,; do. do do. johblng,
a. 2ba2sr Eggs, quiet and easy. PennsYlyanfa
hrsts, l6Mc. Cheese, steady. Potatoes, scarce
and trm; new per barrel, 75caS2.75, as 10
quality. Petroleum, dull.
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DEATHS BY VIOLENT MEANS
Twenty-seyen Killed and Five
Fatally Injured.
TWELVE MURDERS, ONE SUICIDE
A Man, Wife and Their Two
Children Drowned.

An Appalling Record of Fatal Violence
--Murder, Suicide, Railway wraoIS,
Runaway Accidents and Boating
Casualty Combiuo to Produce the Ter
rible Results.
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fUniteu Bresa plspascn or spellal Wlras.
NEW York, July 5.-Silver opened
stronger and higher this morning, at rs
cents per ounce,
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BALTIMORE, July 5.-Flour dull. unchanged.
ss17hc.; August, s9seskc.; september, 7lNa
Corn, dull; mixed spot, 4sxa47c.; July, 4Gj.a
46,,G; August 47kaasc; white corn, seize;
yellow corn, 49r.
Oats, quiet; No. 9, white western. s0a4oc,; No.
mixed, 36a36J6c, Rye, neglected; No. :, 5la
6uc Hay, hrm; good to choice timothy, Sl55
lb,h0. Grain freights, inactive, unchanged.
Provisions, auietmess pork, 2lc.bulk meats,
loose shoulders, l0kc.; long clear, lOhc,; clear
RID sides and sugar picked shoulders, 10Y c.;
sugar cured smoked shoulders, II Ac.; hams,
l5c-; lard refined, Ike Butter, duh: creamery
fancy, 2se.; do. fair to choice, lSa1lc do imi-
tauon, 100. Eggs dull, l5kc. Coffee firm: hio
eafgoes, FAIR, l19te.; No, z, l6kc. sugar, strong
yranulaIed, 81 Lilo; copper, steady; rehned,
Ike. Whisky, firm; Sl,lSal.la
New York Markets.
United Press Dispatch by Special Wires
NEW YORK, July h.-Flour. state and west
etn, quiet, steady; low extras, a. 95a2. 45: city
mills pRtohh o. kpas 90; fair to fancy 81 4SaS 49,
minnesota elear,t s. sous; patents, t4a4 %; snper-
hne, fl.t5a225; city Hlis, ss.ssaS.0 90 wintnr
wheats, low grades. 81. g5a2 % patents, S.a0a4;
straients. s31upAi rye mixtures, 81 gDa3.4 40; ne,
supeFfae, k9adl5.
Wheel, No. rod, asaac. higher; July, f0Sl,;
August, 79hc.: Sentemh ", s5Aas0c; DeOou,-
Der, sotsaSikc. Rye. quot, StpNdy: WepisrG,
hoaaSc Corn, NO =, hrIl, QWlat; July, TIc.:
august, sSits4DAc.; 6vptens Dor, aDk At0A G.; No.
2 4Ba49c- Oats, No. 3, duh, steady; July Sd 20:
state eea4ec-; western, Ban a4oc.
beni, anu, pnehangsdi exga Inoas, $7,boas. So
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WHAT WILL LIVERPOOL SAY

One might well ask what Liverpool
will say of the speech. Let US see what
the Ambassador says Of the American
line; III has been an additional pleasure
on this,voyage that should have been
borne with such celerisy,s such safety
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

family, sl0al2. Pork, quiet, steady; new msss,
sa75 asked. Eggs, receipts, 2O,sju; moderate
demand, steady; Stale and Pennsylvania,
l6kc.; western, idc. Spirits turpenhne, inact-
i've, easy, g9angl6c,
The morning call., 1893-03-15
THOUGHT Would Die.

Hoods Pilis cure all Liver Ills Biliousness,
Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache.
mr13 MoWeThSaSn bL
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THE SENATE.
The Assembly County Government
Bill Passed Unanimously.

SACRAMENTO, March a. - The Senate
held kind of go-as-you-please session this
morning. This being the last day of the
session the regular rules of order were dis
regarded and bills were called up at the
win of the Senators.
Assembly bill to provide for the purchase
of residence for the Governor was de-
feated.
The following bills were passed:
Senate bill relating TO the officers Of the
Mendocino Insane Asylum.
Senate bill creating board OF building
and loan commissioners.
Assembly bill to encourage the establish
ment of county and reform schools.
Assembly bill relating to the government
of municipa! corporations.
Act 10 provide for the erection of a build
ing at the Veterans Home, and to appro-
pirate $50, 600 therefor.
The Senate this afternoon passed the
Assembly bill TO create a commissioner of
public works.
The Assembly bill making an appropria-
tion TO pay the claim of Cyrus Lyon was
also passed.
The Assembly county government bill
was finally passed BY unanimous vote.
The morning call., 1893-03-15
be expended by him for clearing debris out

be expended by him for clearing debris out
of streams, which was passed.
The following bills were also passed:
Senate bill making it unlawful TO refuse
admission to places of amusement
Senate bill making it unlawful to set nets
or fshtraps.
Senate bill relating to the dlsqualifcatlons
of Judges.
Senate bill relative to the transfer OF
causes where the Judge is disqualified.
Senate bill relating to the validity of as
sessments in reclamation districts.
Senate bill to appropriate $4,000 for the
erection of a monument TO General NJ. G.
Vallejo.
Bill to provide for the protection and pre-
servation of Cotton Hall, where the first
Legislature met in California.
Bill for the preservation Of fish, prevent
ing the use of the drag net. This is Gately's
bill for the benefit Of the Italian fishermen
In San Francisco.l
The general tax levy bill came up. and,
having been amended, was ordered printed
and to third reading.
resolution offered by Mathews was
adopted, to allow BretZ S56. his pay for the
week ne was sus pended.
The Assembly convened for the last time
of the thirtieth session this evening at 80.
Special orders were taken up.
The act to amend the Civil Code relating
to the estates of deceased persons and the
act authorizing certain corporations to act
as executors were fnally passed.
The following Senate bills were passed:
Bill to make an appropriation for the
Veterans Home.
Bill to pay the claim OF S. n. Brock against
the State.
Resolution 10 cede Goat Island to Califor-
MIA for a railroad station.
The morning call., 1893-03-15
FUNDS WASTED.
An Irrigation Company in
Court.
SANTA BARBARA CARNIVAL.
Preparations for the Spring Floral
Display-Rear-AdmiraI Irwin
Ordered to China.
Special to THE MoRNIxe CALL

SAN BERNARDINo. March 14.-An i'm
portant suit has been instituted in the Su-
perlor Court against the Bear Valley Irri-
CATION Company by John G. North, one Of
the stock holders OF the corporation. The
complaint asks an injunction to restrain the
payment of dividends until surplus profits
accrue and asks the court to declare the
dividends heretofore issued a violation of
the law. Plaintiff recites that the Bear
Valley Irrigation Company has capital
stock OF S4,O00.000, divided into 0,G00 shares
of par value of 500 each; that at no time
since June l, 1891. has the corporation ac-
cumulated any surplus capital, but not
withstanding such facts the board OF drec-
tors has declared dividends amounting TO
S7S7, ,7S4 62. and that such dividends were
paid out of the capital stock unauthorized
by the stockholders. The complaint further
states that under the existing contracts the
company is bound to furnish pur-
chasers with over 10000 inches Of
water continuously and that pur-
chasers have already paid for said
water; that in order to acquire the water
necessary to fulfill the contracts and con-
struct the necessary fumes, ETC., it win be
necessary to expend sum exceeding $780,
600; that within the past two years the
company has received from the sale of
water S95O,0OO of which S5O0,0oO has been
expended; that il the practice of paying
dividends in the manner objected to con-
tinues, tn 3 parties to whom the company
has contracted to deliver water will suffer
an irTeparable loss by reason of the nabil-
ity of the corporation to fulfill the contract.
The court has ordered the defendant to
appear and show cause why a temporary
injunction should not be issued pending the
trial of the case. And interesting and pro-
longed fight is expected, as the parties are
determined on both sides, and it is said that
when the Bear Valley Company appears in
court it will present a strong defense
and make a splendid showing. 1t is the
same company that built Redlands, Moreno
and AIessandro; that supplies water to
Perris, Mound City. old San Bernardino,
Highlands, West Highlands and North San
BernardnO.
The Company has been in successful ope-
ration many years, extending canals and
bitches over thousands of square miles, and
to 1t San Bernardino County owes much of
its prosperity.
That the company is financially sound
there can be no question. The present
troubles partake OF personal difficulties of
long standing. The outcome will be watched
with interest by thousands of people.
The morning call., 1893-03-15

laiure has also been compelled to provide for
appropriations Of an extraordinary character
Included in the tax levy is 100000 for public
debt, S6S,000 10 pay interest, 100000 to pay
bounties on coyotes and more than 100000 for
new buildings for the State and Improvements 10
State property. The extraordinary appropria-
tions aggregate nearly 81 100000. This show
Ing Is not as good as Ii would have been II the
recommendations OF your committee had been
followed In every instance, bur 1t is neverlhe-
less of character that unmistakaby Indicates
that the work OF the thirtieIh session has been
great Improvement its predecessors.
MATHEWS (of Tehama), Chairman.
The closing scenes of the thirtieth ses-
sion of the Legislature were marked with
more dignity than attached to the one of
two years ago.
Both houses were compelled to remain in
session until long after midnight awaiting
the enrolment OF the county government
bill. At little after II o'clock there we're
recesses in both houses for the purpose of
gift-making to the officers and attaches.
President Reddick received an elegant
silver service. The presentation speech was
made by Senator Gesford President pro
TEN. Carpenter received a gold headed cane
at the hands of Goucher. Secretary Frank
Brandon received a silver teaset. Ser
geant-at-Arms Rodgers was given a gold
chain and diamond locket. Minute Clerk
Ray Falk received gold matchsa afe, and
the Postmistresses, Mrs. Abbie Atkinson
and Miss Rosa Lee each received a gold
watch.
In the Assembly Kahn OF San Francisco
presented Speaker Gould with gold watch
and chain. Mathews of Tehama received
a similar gift from Anderson of Sacra-
mentO, aud Miller presented a gold watch
and chain TO Shanahan. Each one of the
gentlemen responded with speeches. Mars
ton of Mariposa was given goId-hea
cane, and Sims of Santa Rosa made funny
speech 10 presenting Barney Conway with
a shamrock.
Both houses took a recess at midnight TO
aMalt the cnunlN CnYernment hll
The morning call., 1893-03-15
THE ASSEMBLY.
The Legislators Invited to Visit San
lose

JOSE
SACRAMENTO, March 1.-THE Assembly
convened as usual this morning for the last
day Of the session. The bills which were
taken up were unimportant. mostly defray-
ing the expenses of the Legislature.
Senate bill to provide for the redemption
of unused transportation tickets and to pre-
vent fraud upon travellers was refused
passage by vote Of 40 to %.
Senate bill to provide for the State Mining
Bureau was passed.
Senate bill to provide for the payment of
the Board of Directors Of the Stockton In-
sane Asylum was passed.
Senate bill relating to the operating of
railroads by electricity was also passed.
Amendment No. 81, increasing the num-
Der OF the State Board of Education by add
ing the president and professor of peda
gogics of the University Of California, was
adopted by vote of 80 to 1.
The following was read and the invitation
accepted:
To Hon. r. H. Could, Speaker of the Assen,
5ly-SrR: In accordance with The resolution
adopted By the Mayor and Common Council OF
the city Of San Jose, the Speaker and m embers
OF the Assembly respectfully Invited to visit
San Jose, as guests of the city, on Wednesday,
the 18TH.
Senate concurrent amendment TO increase
the pay of the legislators to $1,000 per term
was adopted
Senate bill to increase the annual appro-
priatien for the Home Of the Veterans was
finally passed.
The Populists got up an Assembly joint
resolution relating to the ownership of
railroads by the people. which was
adopted.
The Assembly reconvened at O'Clock
this afternoon.
A communication was read from Mrs. (. B.
Price, thanking the members Of the Assem-
bly, for their kindness in the matter of ap-
proprlating money to build a monument to
the memory of Hon. E. B. Price. her late
husband.
Thomas of Nevada got up his substitute
for Bord's Senate bill, which provides for
She appointment of Debris Commissioner
mad makes an ap propriation Of S25, 900 to
The morning call., 1893-03-15
INDIAN UPRISING.
British Columbia Tribes Try Their
Hands at -Visaged War,

AaHhHo at 0iilii- iodSSd w dIs
TACOMA, WASH, March IA special to
the Ledger from Vancouver, b. c.. says !:
The steamer Coquitlam returned this after
noon from halibut fishing cruise in the
northern waters of British Columbia. The
steamer brings further particulars regard
ing the Indian troubles. resulting from the
massacre of Bella Bella Indians by Kitkatlas
on Sorrow Island few months ago.
While fishing off the banks of an island
near the mouth of the Skeena River, a
canoe load OF Kitkatlas we're spoken. They
stated that they wanted to escape from the
Bella Bellas, who were in pursuit
a few days later thirty Bellas
armed with Winchester rifles and
knives, came alongside. They boarded
the Coqulham, and made thorough
search of the vessel to see if their foes, the
Kitkatlas, had taken refuge there. The
Indians stated that war had been declared
between the two tribes and a battle had
been fought. in which two were killed and
several wounded.
The Bellas are the most warlike tribe in
the province and caused considerable trou-
BILE some time ago, when a gunbOat was
sent to put down an uprising.
The morning call., 1893-03-15
OPPOSED TO REMOVAL.
A San Diego State Division Organ De-
CIares Itself.

SAN DIEGO. March 14-The San Diegan
Sun, an evening paper, now leading the
fight for State division, says of the propo-
stion to remove the State capt. al to San
Jose: The peevish inconsiderateness with
which the Legislature passed the resolution
to remove the State capital betrays the
menace TO the taxpayers of the State in
sending such veally fellows to make our
laws. In the light of the events of the past
two or three days the press and the people
OF the whole State viii experience a sensa-
ton of extreme relief that the Legislature
is about to adjourn without having wrecked
the constitution. There will be little hope
for the enactment of sound laws so long as
mental iedglings twitter in halls built for
men. Down with the proposed removal of
the capital of North California. on with
State division and the establishment of a
capital for South California.
The morning call., 1893-03-15
FLORAL CARNIVAL.
Preparations for the Spring Event at
Santa Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA March 14.-The dl-
rectors of the Floral Carnival Association
have made general statement of the pro-
gramme for the second annual festival this
spring. The festival will open Tuesday
April II, and Will continue till Friday night.
TIE programme is as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF flowers at the
pavilion, continuing till Wednesday noon.
Wednesday afternoon-Grand procession
of decorated vehicles and battle of flowers.
Thursday-TOurnamen
Frday-Burlesque races. footraees and
other games.
The full programme for the last two days
has not been completed. Oue feature will
be daylight fireworks, which are a novelty
on this coast. Friday evening the carnival
will conclude with the dance of the flowers
and grand ball at the pavilion. The event
promises TO surpass that of last year in
many particulars. and new features will be
added and no effort will be spared to make
il complete success.
The morning call., 1893-03-15
SAN JosE,s GUESTS.
The Garden City Preparing TO Enter
tain the Legislature.


tain the Legislature.
SAN JOSE, March 1.-THE people of this
city are making extensive preparations TO
entertain the State officials and Legislature
tomorrow. they having accepted the invita-
ton of the Mayor and Common Council.
a general meeting was held at 10 o'clock
this morning in the Council chambers, pre-
sided over by James T. Rucker and COM
mttee Of reception. numbering 100 prOmi-
nent citizens, were appointed aid an execC-
tive committee of nine set Immediately at
work. The executive committee held nu-
merous meetings and decided to raise $4,000
TO suitably entertain the distinguished
visitors. Upon the arrival of the special
train from Sacramento the visitors vill be
received at the Hotel VendOme. where a
grand banquet will be spread. B. d.
Murphy has been selected master OF cere-
monies. Next day the visitors will be
driven around the valley. Mrs. Sarah Knox
Goodrich has been appointed chairman Of a
committee of five ladies' to receive the ladies
of the party. TelegraDtic invitations to at
tend the banquet have been sent to D. NJ.
Delmas. s. NJ. Sbortridge, G. H. knight,
w. w. Foote, w, D. English. Warner Eng
lish. Max Pepper, j. G. Gaffney. Walter
Moore and General Dmond.
The morning call., 1893-03-15
TO IRRIdATE ANTELOPE VALLEY.
Big Scheme on Foot in Southern
California.

SAN DIEGO, March The Union pub
lisheS the details of scheme for the forma-
tion Of an irrigation district to include all
of Antelope Valley in Los Angeles County,
comprising 1OO,O0o acres.
A survey for water development was
made in 1886 by Colonel Chalmers Scott of
this city, and recently report from him
was secured by J. De Barth Shorb and
others interested. The estimated cost of
fifteen miles of ditch to bring 1900 inches
to the SUNNI OF the valley is placed at
S150,O0O
General Beale. who owns the TETON.
Castac and Liebre ranches. is interested in
the schhme, as 5000 acres of the Liebre
ranch Will be included in the district.