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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

IL Embraces Some OF the Sub
Treasury scheme Features.

WASHINGTON. March l2-E. H. Pu.
maeher. consul az Marzcaibe. Venezuela.
has informed the state department ~
the issuing of a charter by the govern
ment u that country for the establish
ment Of bank which appears to have
some features in common with the sub
treasury scheme recently agitated in the
United States The charter was issued
10 VI. DE Espize in the name OF Rudolph
Du Paula and authorizes him TO estab-
lish in Europe the National Agricultural
and Commercial bank OF Venezuela.
The capital stock is fixed at 5o.ooo.oo0
bolivars. equivalent TO 100000 in
United States money. and the bank shall
have the right To issue notes TO the
amount of double its capital stock. the
government Of Venezuela guaranteeing
8 per cent interest upon the amount
used in hypothetical operations
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

CARLKTox. Mich. March 12--Burg
lars last night broke into the Lake
Shore 4 Michigan Southern depot and
went through the money till and va
lises. They also tapped the till in Nj.
Thall's saloon. A report comes from
Wilson that the burglars went through
that place earlier IN the evening and
stole the agents velocipede at that place
10 come here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March II -Atfor
ney Harris. coun-cl for Mrs, McDcnald
in the suit 20 Get aside the will a the
late senator Mcdonald. has prepared
motion 20 be albmitfed in the Hamilton
circuit court on next "Wednesday asking
for a ncw trial some thirty az foriy
errors are alleged 10 have been made
during the trial which rresudiced the
defendants case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

The Es-rniseSi states Treasurer Died
Yesterday Afternoon.

SoswsLs. Conn. March l. James
William Hyatt. United STATES treasure
under Mr.. Cieveland's former admins
tration died ~ a computation Il Brigbts
sissease. gouf ard other Diseases. al hi
residence on Nest avenue shortly after Z
o'clock this afternoon. after very bong
and painful illness aged - years Over
a week ago his eyessrht failed ard for
several days he hs- beer almoet totally
blind As II o'cleck the diving man .
fsmiiy sers suramun,4 - the lesisi8ts
where they remained nnfIi the end
FUNERAL Thursday afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Mr.. Ingalls, Helps Out the Fish Com
mission Exhibit.

wAsHIScroS. March Il. The United
States fish commission has been the re-
cipient Of substantial aid from President
NJ. L. Ingalls, Of the Chesapeake a Ohio
and the Big Four railroad lies. Com
missioner Mcdonald informed Mr.. In
gals that his appropriation for the
worlds fair was not sufficient to enable
him to supply proper quantity OF sea
water for the capacious aqusry OF the
government fish exhibit at Chicago.
Mr.. Ingalls, promptly agreed tofurnish
tank cars sufficient to transport the
water needed free OF I'll expense. 1t was
found that il would require seven car
loads Of ocean water. and this number OF
cars has been placed by Mr.. Ingalls, at
the disposal Of Colond Mcdonald. The
ocean fish for the exhibit are now being
loaded for the trip toChicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
LOST IN THE FLOOD
Fred Laisuse and Sister Drowned
at Midland.
GREAT lNuNDATIoN At IONA
The Railway Bridgcs Are In Danger
of Being Carried OF and f1~ts
FIats Arc Covered.

MIDLAND. Mich. March L. Fred
Laisure. with his sister Ia Law. Mrs-
Hattie Sullivan. both u this place. were
drowned a short distance from here to
day. He was driving along the road 20
Sanford and tried 10 cross rasine
which, on account Of the oserfiowed
river. was full ~ water. The buggy.
however. sank and It's occupants were
drowned after desperate struggle To
reach the bank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Ablegate SstolIi Will Remove Him
From Hin Diocese.

ST. Louis. Mo-. March 12-Informa-
ton has been received here from author
itative sources that Mgr. SatolIi. the
papal legate, will % to Lincoln. Neb..
after easter. and the result OF his west
ern visit will be the removal of the Rt
Rev. Thomas Bonacul, bishop of Lin
coin. For several years. il is said. there
has been disaffection among the priests
Of his diocese, and this has finally cul-
minated in petition TO Mgr. Satolli.
asking the bishops removal. What the
charges are is not definitely known. but
they are reported to be sufficiently seri-
Gus to justify the legate in granting the
petition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
MIR. HAMLIN RECOGNIZED.
He Will BE Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury.

BosToS. Mass. March 12.-lThe Her
aid states on the authority Of Assistant
Secretary Quircy that there is no doubt
be made assistant secretary Of the treas
ury. Indeed Mr.. Quincy would not ac-
ccpt his own appointment except on the
conditions that his selection should not
interfere with Mr.. Hamlins prcferment
10 the position which he is 80 fitted to
fill acceptahly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

The President Has Not Yet Joined Anv
Congregation.

WASHINGTON, March 12-If President
Cleveland has selected his church
home in Washington he gave no evi-
dencc Of that choice today. He did not
attend divine worship. but spent the
morning quietly resting from the ardu-
Gus duties of his first week in Office. A
little after 3 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Cleve-
land went Tor drive. and for more than
an hour enjoyed the beauty Of day
that was perfect.
Vice President Stevenson. accom-
panied by Mrs Stevenson. attended
morning service at the New York Ave-
rue presbyterian church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Paw Paw, Mich. March l2-The
Toledo & South Haven freight house al
Paw Paw caught fire from sparks from
the railroad engine and burned 10 the
ground with contents. Charles Wildey
had 1000 bushels ~ wheat and 800
bushels ~ corn burned: no insurance.
Gould. an agent. selling agricultural inn
PIGMENTS. had carload Of binders
burned worth sl 100 also few tons OF
fcxfilsz.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

NV HkvFx. Ccrn. March n
Ge,see T. Mills = CINCINNATI. 0nio. a
member = the esnanf riaxs ~ fale =
lying dangerously iH a The faie mfr
mary Last week he swaiioEe1 as
erRnee seed. and has suffered intensity
since then. 4 3ciaats of~rafien wGli
have T. 10 performed 70 remove he =
Zen ing particle Mile i ere a the
! aeiina - hoisrs - The senior ciass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

CESrRAL Cry; Neb.. March l2.-Two
wagon bridges over the Platte river.
near this city. were partially demolished
by gorged ice today. leaving dozens Of
farmers from Hamilton county stuck
hard for an indefinite length ~ time
The Burlington railroad bridge over the
Platte is 80 strained by pressure u Ice
that II - unsafe 10 run over IL. and il is
liable 10 go out at any time. The Chap
man and Silver creek bridges are also
reported gone out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
MrnpsnrD Az xrs.I.axn


yrs1tsvrf. Mich March y fss NJ.
ves .'n,ghf xstfh sf the Hss 4 Todd Man.
ufsefnring oonpsnF's knitting works.
pas murdered eor.e time during t'e
NIGHT The BODY wse fovnd ~ The dns
zafch ~ 7p'cle<k tins EnfanirE 10 The
repair fD1rn with heavy PIPE wwurh
iull-sl3ei IN be hr1d NJ ntterrpt ~
lnrKlare pss sns1e and fuivtg nat nff
knoxn - bHvs ensnies Nus.tif7ns
pointed tovaf5 0f4 hsrRrd els fiioft
rene3 flfsrrd Hand nn3 he vss -
rested NJ . ~sitTsn ftssif n1ra Fnlrs
s><r@s vie srd fpfrr ehltiff.n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

IRoSwoop. Mich. March II Comet
mine has changed its underground from
a ten honr 10 an eight hour day. follow
ing the example Il Marquette county
mines. Other mines in the Gogeblc
range will probably follow suit soon. as
the system has worked very satisfac
torily 10 mine owners az well az miners
wherever tried
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Ho~Kspuf. Pa. March II In ron
f'agaraiion at Seslys lie. suburb -
HsnesisIe. early this morning IN which
William Ryan's dwelling xss destroyed.
hrs brother in lsa. Thomas Kane, a
Delaware and Hudson railroad emplpse.
uas burned T. death. Are RYAN vas
also badly burned in masking hes escape
from The house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

FoSDs. y. u. March l2-There ia a
general thawing in the Mohawk valley.
the small streams are greatly swollen
and the river ia high. In nearly every
village in the valley the cellars are filled
with water.
CASAJoHARIE. y. Y. March L. There
is an ice gorge in Mohawk river below
Palatine bridge. The ice is still firm
above the bridge and over two feet thick.
The water has been rising steadily all
day and the lowlands are flooded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Ts0~e kas~eH. " J Nsrrh y
Fully leom people ~~rs tossay ss the
srene ~ fhr wrnrked steamer Ne{ :
ca - Brs~fsi canfasn ssassxp. vhsch
- ~ fsefse here fa~f nieht = h>asy
fs ctf~ ~ssbriz'sf sed Long
Brsneh. sasl sAich Iie~ IN ru-psi r-,ss
tien sh.enf iao ysrsss frazu The t,eac's
Nesrif everf ansuter n the cr-v. sh<r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

They Make Short Work az Noted
soIess-f Dr~,srsssfo.

NfxrH,s. Tenn. Msrch ~ Rufus
Haywood. eoiwed Tiantsr. vss sHesr
siua,ed by Lee Walton. q noffHious 20.
gro dcrpersdo. last niGbi at Nlitapns.
Miss After roibing his victim Walton
was run down ~ f,lpcihounFts ard cap.
sur~d this furrfinr. Hf vas frlfcr -
Siftauna. where hr vas being guarsi~3
y, the sheriff untii the striF& a fhe
train fer Rolling Fork. The county seat
Just before the train srrire3 q mob a
fp1 necryr.s orefpevrred fhe sbertf and
TOOK the murderer 20 the etrne of his
csirns. wsers be xss hsngtd b q limb
and his body SLED 9Th fsiiefs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Srxn Sfse. X Y. March II james
l. Hamilton. who Was renfenc~d ~ die
hy electrics;y dusire shs week f~gin
nlnr sprurfrpw. vss surprised whsr N
formed lasf evening that t-oterDor
Flower had grated respite q one
rpek IN hss raee. Tie had NJ intimsSon
that his ls~ser erpected = stay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Gpsxn HAvFs. Mich. March II The
river - only teo ~ three feet shoee iox
wafer marx Tie channel - clear fFesm
thr end - the pier a. the ship ysrsis
Several farris oa fhe Iow isai neaf The
pstr have hen fioolef oa'- bar the
amount - actual 5aInege done zill not
~ great The river - rising sioul y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Sax FRsScfscS. March 12-The rev
enue cutter Rush is lying In stream with
banked fires really 90 sail II isreporfed
that she has been ordered 10 abandon
her proposed trip 10 San Diego. and pre-
pare for 1joo mile two months yoy-
age Immediately. Her destination is
sarmised 20 to Honolulu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Fs4xr. Nich.. March Is This after
noon the ice In the north branch a The
river gave was and vith The immense
volume ~ water that has accumulated
during the PAS; few days carried awsy
oufeo fect - pine iogs from the mill
a r + Smith A Co n this city The
raliraa and city bfpigcs in The course
a the rushing logs had close call.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
Ke.c.a Commi--ioncr Coming

WsSs1veroS. March l2-The Korean
legation u informed by cable from Seoul
that the newly appointed royal com
missioner 20 the Worlds Columbian ex-
position in Chicago has started for this
coon'ry. and the exhibit has been
shlpped 10 San Francesca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

wkeHfssros. March l. Secretary
Herbert saih to-day that he did not favor
making changes among the mechanics
Il the navy yards because II politics.
and wouid follow the practice 81 bis
pre,iscee,aor In this resppc;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Gs.xpsfafr. Mich Narch " Grand
fsvef = RAMPANT tct - erious damage
has fzea dcne se' There - 10 -
gsrue here and TIE river - clear ss fsr
- car - A~a The esfer - s,fis fklrs-e
fect t<lcv The h.efss<t sscwn marx. snd
fhe river wss rising rssisIly ard strsdi'y
- o'elnak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
Upper pcusnsui. Thaw

NnoArSEH, Mich. March l2--The
snow has thawcd continuously for eight
days Lumber camps are all breaking
up. as skidding is impossible. The thaw
may lead 20 the opening II navigation
two weeks earlier than anticipated.
which will greatly benefit the mines
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

ALnsSy. y. Y. March l. The water
in the Hudson IL rising rapidly and Il,
nov over the docks. Since noon tho
rise has been over three feet. At mid.
night the ice broke and Is going ont.
Thus FAR there has been great damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
TERROR OF A NIGHT
Port Deposit Swept by the Sus-
quehanna.
The ENTIRE TOWN FLOODED
Cities on the Delaware and i'm Penn-
sytsAniA Threatened ny the
Rapidly Rising Waters

PHutAnkLpHiA. March Il Reports re
eeised tonight from the various sections
Of the eastern part of the state threat
ened by floods. show abatement from the
danger Of freshef. in some places. and
in others the condition Of the swollen
rivers remain dangerous and in one in
stance the waters burst their banks and
inundated town.
From Port Deposit. Nd. comes story
of night Of anxiety. followed by day
Of flooded streets aud houses. All day
yesterday the people Of the little Mary
land town watched the muddy waters of
the Susquehanna as they swept
by. aud hourly expected the
river 10 overflow it's banks and
find channel for itself through their
streets. An ice gorge at Conowingo. a
few miles above PJrt Deposit. was hold
ing in check great volume Of waters.
The breaking Of this gorge was dreaded.
and when night came on hundreds ~
persons thronged the banks OF the river
and watched aud waited for the coming
torrents. At o'clock the gorge gave
way and the flood Jet loose swept down.
lcaping the banks and spreading through
Port Deposit Today the flood has re
manned at last nights hight. and out
houses and everything not securely fixed
have been swept off.
Raging Rivers
The tracks Of the Port Deposit &
Columbia railroad are covered for over
mile. and il will be several days before
traffic can be resumed. No services
were held in any OF the churches on ac-
count Of the food. The situation ie un-
changed tonight. The loss so far is es-
timated at $4,000
Portions OF the ice gorge at Linden.
near WilIiamsport. Pa. went out tonight.
but reports received say that the main
body Of the ice has not yet broken. al
though il has settled and threatens to
move. The immense power Of the gorge
will be realized when il is said that there
is twice as much water in the rear as
there is front
At Harrisburg the Susquehanna has
fallen foot this morning. and during
the afternoon was at standstill. being
10 feet . inches above low water mark
Reports from points north indicate that
the volume Of water may be increased
during the night, but there are no apre-
tensions Of serious flood.
At Easton. Pa. the Delaware river
rose five feet from noon until o'clock
today. and since then great quantities OF
ice have passed down. The river reached
2l.6 feet there tonight and is still rising.
The Lehigh river is backed up by the
water in the Delaware and is overflow
ing yards and wharves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Kansas PopuIsss Pass Several Mone-
tary Measures.

ToprKA. Has March - The legisla-
ture did not adjourn last night. The
session lasted uatil = o'clock this morn
ing Final adjournment will be had to-
morrow. Several important laws were
passed. One makes il Illegal to require
a gold contract in notes, mortgages and
other obligations. and makes silver. as
we'll as gold. legal tender for all debts
in Kansas. This is popuist measure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

cr~rsrxzTs. March u Luke Schn,i
craft the famous nsif strel die3 bert o.
night Heart Giaeaee sas the ctpse.
Sfhoetcraff vas 1ernisr = sbs Ea<
efll Gesnesis cosnpsst and pisy~s ~ the
Walnut Street ftIsafer lass right
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

IsoesSspoRr. Ind. Nsrcb Il Fire
fais nor1,ing " NIer Niee = dsf
es,-sis s.se1~. destroyed the s1'lrf STOCK
fAfn~d ~ f75cD, insarsnce. ts3fsB.
damage 70 tasidine. esHU
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Nv Yonf Essrh u fpsrrri~sfpry
"a STREET improvements IfFl,s$ Heinf,.
~ The ssfssr,.d district e,s1 tins affsf
ns,n ~ h,e br.u.t ca Ensklit.ginl ssrniis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
TRIED TOKILL THREE
AFonmer Grand Rapids Man Now
in Chicago
ATTEMPTS A TRIPLE MURDER
Ne nhns Bsss WsGb ed AnosArs No.
naa ard rsrs alnsraS- IN. .Hoa.1s
nay Prove - ~ FssaL

cHeAoo. March la--Z. s. Kyss of No.
6'cfs Maryland avenue sf o'olock b..
night, Ehile in = M of drsnken rage.
shot has wife and neigkhor, Nfs Mary
Wlei. and then tried % put . bullet into
his own brain. II is thought that none
of the shots wlll prove fAiAl. Last night
kyes' SISTER. Mira Ida l. ksrs. uas
remarked to her divorced husband
Harry =. Wick~iee. II wac the eslcira-
ton II the wedding that cau->d hyes 20
SO 90 spree. All 81 the parties came
&, Chicago from Grand Rapids. Mich
about two wears ago. kyes Is superin-
tendenf ~ the night polisr force al the
Columbian exposition. responsible 20
sition. He returned to his home. after
having been away al day. about supper
time Tie was intoxicated and began
10 abuse his wife. who Was lsine In
ted sick lie took Of his osercoat and
threw IL on the hcd aud Mn. K,as
complained that n Was heay, ~ this
her husband became sioient with rsxe
and was about 20 strike her when Mrs.
VIE. nfighior. Who has heen attend
my Mrs kses during her siclgness intsx-
ier"d and was si.ut "a take the ss,ai usy
when hyes drew revolver and chasing
her into the kitchen fired two shots. nne
~ which took elect in the ~. al n he
back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

U*H tlsf1 tfs{ls<f<ss-
JoSssvuag Nieh- March Il TbirtT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

The other shot went wisie q the mark
and lodged in the csiling Mrs Wei
fell % the floor unconscious. Mrs kees
hardly able 10 walk after her long sick
ness. followed them into the Kitchen.
and taking hold IL her husbands
arm. begged him no; 10 shoot
again. whereapon be turned and
fired two shov al her poini blank. One
struck her in the left side. 5isst above
the hip. kyes then went 90 has room
and shot himself in the right breast.
the bullet passing through his
lung. Some - The nsichllors
ON hearing the shots a; once notified
Drs. Morrow and Marshall. who "a once
notified the police kses wss taken g.
Mercy hospital and the two women were
cared for at the house. Dr. Morrow f-aid
tonight that the wounds 81 Mrs. We'll
and Mrs kyee would not prove fatal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

NEw CASTLE, April ~, Jsa3.-The
vessels which wereidlsabled in the river
and bay during last weeks heavy gale
have been ordered To New York and
Philadelphia for repairs. Tie bark
Horny Clay, which was driven ashore
at Salem Cove. on Tuesday, has been
towed 10 Philadelphia by the steamer
Berks for repairs. The schooner
Marjorie, which put into Delaware
.breakwater IN leaking condition, to
await tue orders OF the Board OF Sur.
York.
"A statement of the finances OF the
city, Tor the year ending March Is,
1888, recently published for dsttibu.
tlon by order OF the City Council.
shows balance on hand OF slpI7 %
The total receipts Tor the yeur, inttt,d.
tnB tho haluncu on hand March ~
lS92, sl72G3l, amount to S744I. 90
The expenditures for tho year were
f6S69.95. IL will be noticed that the
balance for this year, is somow what less
Ihan That OF last year. but II spleudid
nnanuial showing Is expected Tor the
ensuing year.
Misses janet and Adelaide Young
returned yesterday from IN extended
trip to Baltimore.
william Glark and wife, who have
been visiting relatives near here, re-
turned To tEelr hoina at sweet Chaly.
beate Springs West Virginia, yester.
day.
Misses Hnttie Challenger and Lizzie
Wise have returned from Townsend,
where they attended the convention OF
the w. Z. +. L.
DR.; John }. Black left this morning
Tor Mlddietown 10 attend Nathaniel
hillialns, well known citizen of that
place who is seriously Ill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

The Democratic political pot has
com menced to boil Ia cafnest in tbe
Fourth ward, md some OF the cooks
are pretty certain to b0 scnlded before
the mess 10 done. On Monday NIGHT
there was meeting held at the head.
quarters, ostonslbly In tile interests Of
Dlr. Magee, who now representa- the
ward In City Council, but before the
meeting was ovor IL was captured BY
the friends OF Mr.. Meaney, who repre-
sents the faction that thinks Mr.. Magee
mas been In Council long enough. After
tho Meaney people had transacted
thelr business and adjourned tho Ma.
gee faction took possession OF the
room and elected tho following oiii.
GERS:
President. P. +. Murphy; secretary.
William Ridings; committee on candi-
dates. Timothy Buckley, Andrew Me-
Menamin and Charles Dugan; ward
executive committee. A McMenamin,
+. NcAleer and Timothy Buckley:
member OF City Executive COMMITTEES,
Frank Sewer. The Magee people say
that they will hold the nomination
and that they Will In no way recoa-
nize them people," as they designate
the Meaney men.
Lbs Meaney people however are not
uowncd go easily and held another
meeting last evening. at which John
held. and officers selected.
IL was decided to hold the nomipa.
ton election on Saturday, May q, be-
Tween IL and O'Clock p. IN.
1t la understood that Mr.. Magee Is
supported by John I. Dickey and the
Meaney men say that he Is the cause
or oil the trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

A pacing horse valued at 800, with
dog cart and harness. was stolen last
sunday night from DIR. Mccoy near
hlfkwood, by n young man that the
Doctor hired on Friday last to work
at nus stables. These he took to Hook.
essln, where he disposed OF them for
sso. and disappeared. In a short time
afterwards party arrived from Kirk.
WOOD, and took possession of the
team.
The thief was pursued and although
ne remained in the woods all OF Mon.
DAY night. he ventured to call at Ian.
denberg on Tuesday, when he was ar.
rested by Constable Chandler Taylor.
lie gavo tho name of John Tippet, and
S1aIed That his relatives resided near
0hestor. Pa He was afterwards taken
10 Wost Chester, and lodged in mil.
word was sent 10 Chief Francis, who
asked that tho man be held until u re-
QUESTION could be obtained from Gov.
Reynolds to have him brought TO our
State for trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

SHER!FF'S sALE.-I3y virtue OF writ
~ of Levari Facias to me directed, will
pc exposed to public sale at the Court
ltonse, on Market street. between Tenth
ana Eleventh streets in the city OF VIII.
mington. New Castle county. Del,
ON atTIrRpAv