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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
PANAMA SENTENCES QUASHED.
The Court Rules That the Offences Were
Noi indictabl-. and That the Trials ana
Convictions We're Illegal

PARIS, June l5--Considerablc excite
ment has been caused BY the decision Of
the court al cessation on the appeal of
Charles De lesseps and the otter d..
PENDANTS convicted If fraud III connection
with the Panama Canal Company
Inc court handed down its decision to.
nay quaShing the sentences on the ground
that the statute of limitations covered the
nilcnscs charged aud that the indictment
on which tile prisoners were tried was
irregular.
In consequence Of this lcCisiOn NJ Eif[el
was At once liberated from prison MN.
luntanc and tpltu were also notified of
~" reversal Of their sentences and thcy
we're Al once given their libcrtJ.
In addition tu the sentence Of five venrs'
Imprisonment imposed upon VI. Charles
pc ltssrps, he wa, sentenced II a later
trial u serve gear Tor brbing certain
members of the Chambers to vote for the
i'nnaHIn Lottery bond bill. This sentence
mas moi been Eel aside, The sentence of nuc
year S InprEunm"ut ran Cuncurreutty
! with The heavier sentence NJ he Lessons
chose to serve The one years sentence in Il
ell, aud by tins muula, according to tho
! PRISON regulations me time was reduced
! enc nail, II IS probable that the unscrvcd
| portion "i this sentence Will he immrGl.
! Mrly renlit'i ana that NJ, De lessen. VIII
1 De Tree To- leave IT," hospital as snnn rs he
| :, able. Ferdinand De Lcssrps, who is very
| olii ana III, was not IMPRISONED but the
! "lhtF convicted tuen We're taken to jai
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
SIX KILLED AT ONE STROKE
Fatal Work of the Lightning
In Missouri.
SIX BROTHERS LOSE THEIR LIVES
Four Other People Killed in
Other Places.
Lightnins's Deadly Bolts do Fearful Work
In Missouri Ten Victims, lnciudins six
brothers, who Were Struck While
Standing Under Tree.

ApRhtS. Mo-. June l5-The six Wright
brothers were standing under tree near
their homo here, yesterday, when lightning
killed four of them outright and injured
the other two so seriously that they soon
died.
KANSAS Cry. Mo-. June Ia Reports
from several towns IN Western Missouri
tell Of severe electrical storms hat struck
those places Yesterday
-Four people were killed, four injured
and considerable damage 1t q minor char
acter caused tN barns and other buildings.
AZ Rich HILL the lightning struck d shaft
and k!.lcd Que miner ami badly injured
Two others.
NJ Marshall, No. the son Of Mrs Wright
Tas Instantly sllei by the lightning
Many buildings were also damaged
Macon and Devicr were also visited by
the storm aud several barns and outbuld-
lUsS suffered more or less
View ORLEANS, LN June l6 Work on
the brsaS At Magnolia ia, been ahsHdone .
The break + 10 feet Wide and Ia feet deep
\ break occurred IN the levee on tho
F"riler Place II miles above the city. on
The same SHE OF the river. Al O'Clock YES
tefday evening lat it was closti
The levces all along that ijue are in a
dangerous condition \ bgeah uarurrriat
Eues,h 'hIru, II miles De,Ow the city, YES
teEday, bit il was closet
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
HIS HEAD WAS BURNED OFF.
Horrible Fate of Fireman at a Big
Coney Island Blaze.
Caught Between Two Buildings and His
Head Burned Completely OfI--The Fire

Caught Between Two Buildings and His
Head Burned Completely OfI--The Fire
Reduces Block Of buildings to Ashes.
CoNEY ISLAND, y. Y. June l7.-This re.
sort was visited BY another disastrous fire.
early thus morning, resulting in the de-
struetlon of Il large amount of property,
the burning to death OF John Madden,
volunteer fireman and the slight burning
OF several other iiremen.
Maiden met u horrible death He was
standing On the roof of building near
the fire, when he was preCipilated to the
ground, falling between two structures.
Before his comrades could 90 to his rescue
his head was burned completely from his
body.
The fire was so hot that many of the
ircuen were moro or less scurChed anc
were forced TO keep good distance away
from the tire.
The flames were discovered at 2.15
o'clock in Frichmau's bakery a three
story frame building located on Surf ave
nue., aud before The lire was under control
the whole block was swept away.
Inc buildings destroyed were the Marion
House and restaurant owned by Mrs.
JohE G. Myers, loss, $4,000 the tailor
shop of g. sanchetti, 800; Edward Kuhn's
hotel, loss, $1,000 the general store OF
Louis Gnttlieb, loss, $500; the bottlng
establishment of Andrew Holzer, loss,
$1,000; the hotel and concert garden OF
James Bass loss. S. 900; the ice house and
bGtling establishment of the Williams
burg Brewing Company, loss, S3,00o be-
sides several smaller places.
The water supply was deficient. The fro
departments Of Sheepshead Bay and
GfaHescnd Beach were called upon for aid
ana responded promptly. The insurance
OF the destroyed property is light.
ANOTHER FIREMAN KILLED.
WtLMINGroN y. G., June IA stubborn
fire in brick warehouse owned BY the
calder estate on Water street, occupied the
attention Of the tircmen from to 5 a. IN.
The building Was stored with cotton and
mulasses The loss is estimated al from
$4,000 to $4,000, and is well covered by
insurance.
During the fire part of the front wall
fell, killing Joseph b, Willard fireman,
aged about - years. Henry OIdenbactel,
another fireman, WAS seriously hurt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
rHfLADELrHIr Arr1IRS.

Mr.! l.lln TinEmnn, q years old rninraittad
suicide Friday by drihKins rarhol.G4atd
hare, Lott, aged n yuar5, com intttcd All.
theltoH tli-ls.
Farms, Knorr, ii Yeas old, was killed r,h,,rs.
tny BY ialilng from seruuI-. ury wiltloH ~
me nvsMrnt =
Henry ii.Getssnr, - years Old, who had p.cn
SICK ana de-pondent committed sulcite iy
shooting thursday.
W,liihm Mnfshaller, 10 years Old. lcll INFO
N" Delaware riyer at rum street wharf on
FRIDAY ana was drowned
no BODY q an unknown man, ahnIt 10 yenrs
"la' Was found dtowael 1hu,siay Ia ths
schlSik!ll river, OH CEris-.a street
fhe striktag plastcre.y, ~ a lueeitur Fri.
nay, reJetted a proposition 10 ruInprUnli4 a.
offered ny me Employing Plaster rs As-nsi..
non.
II the annual commencement 81 tho Cirls
NHinni school IN the A"adrmI Of Mn l., Ihi!Ta,
''hy diplomas were awaracd To 3bS ern,i.
Mates, 49,
.hnries McGlynn died Fridly from M
~ ~ ui NnAhus alleged To have been afflicted
last saturday by Wiili"m Eeiber, Nh, wa.
arrested 49, "-7
More than 1000 policemen Hiade a street
lmrri" hulsiay and Prosecuted n nm n,,'
XIII ahce, ~ mayor ana other city officials
reviewed the column.
Giusepli Cara, ETH, convicted of murae, il,
w sernnl degree In causing the denth Oi
Joseph Ireno, at koxb0rougt. inst Noycmi,sr
Eastern rerttentiary. - ''''
John Il, liihlghaus. 20 years old waa to,,,,i
diagnosed aud armed, Thursday night, mem
Fifteenth and Norris streets At tno Rerk,
street police station he said he was bent On
! Staying rival snitor. Bibighaua was rnin.
mItled iorA further hearing.
COMMITTEES Of about ~ employees Of the
k"nilhr ,nllroad Company, represpnti,S
NANNY ,tAlhhen ana photographers on the LIE.
hlel valley system, called on Wee. prpnident
Voorhees,, Friday, and asked among otnsr
things mat The Leligh Valley emplOye, b. bali
scale ot wages similar 10 thai IN furca on tl,e
In July. "SeA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
RisRoI 4iIE>, mILL.
The End Of q Ease which Has Attracted
Much Attention.

Bishop Ames' will was broken bv a
verdict uf the jury IN the common pleas
court, Baltimore. May l7th.
Judge Phelps Friday sustained the
verdict % the lurv by oycrrnliug a motion
at tie defendants for q new trial Tie
case WAS on trial over n week. II attracted
considerable attention, owing to the
prominence of the trStator, Bishop Edward
Il Anrs, ui the VI +. Church Tho iury
was oat ~ hours before an agreement was
reached. Immediately upon the rendering
Of the NeraIlt counsel for the ie!eure maize
a motion for q new trial The argument
on u" motion consumed several DAYS, ana
q the conclusion last saturday Judge
'hctpS took tile case under adyi,rment
udcr the Tuliug VI the court Mrs otto e.
Melk, the daughter of the late Captain
ladwari Il. Ames, son Of the bishnp, wili
come IN FOR her portion % the estate. The
history ut TINS celebrated case Is rs fol.
lows
Mrs. otto .. we.k, the rranidauch er II the
hishop. amt her hA-tand instituted suit
against Millam i. His, HU,l MS wife IL have
N" Ntl set aside ANON, the issues set f5r Ii
hy nv pain Ills and the one on which the furry
inuhi q Nttltrt wns The undue influence -xrr-
tihed over u" bishop by hi daughter Mrs
Nllsllln y. HISS. in executing the VIII. Bishui,
Ame~ executed Tie wi! a frw weeks before H..
expired, or Oh Sprl iitn, is,A 10 his Wild IS
he left ~ amman income az f2 OI SIT ii HI.
estate, aLi tue home property on viii h taxes
Water ami ga hill- we're 10 hn pad. ms Was
lrlt 10 her lIrluE Ter lie. Iu hl- dAugh AZ,
aura, an inNdlii,an Income ut ST. D q year was
lett ana room IN the house WITH Ills widow
during her life. lhD residue Of me est le wAr
IN 20 his daughter, Mrs William i HIS.
Iastain .Nlno- Was not mentioned - the will
nor was his granddaughter, Emma t.. A. An4r-.
nov Mr.. Wrlk, provided for At tho line ii
lis death the bshopr personal II o,eri !
amounted - $1,000 His real estate rprri ,teil
" " aces Of Land near Chicago, two lois Ia
'lncas" two pieces u property OH Mct'u!lon
street. Ani Other pro- erty In and around t.al-
md James y. Carr, Jr., appeared for the
llalntln-' "hle Ihonas VI. LtuHhan, bernard
,Hrier ana Frank tiosnell represented the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
SrIHRED THRoUGH rHE HEARE
Jockey SimmS' Valet Killed in "a Fight
WIN n Ynmnc GnInreh MN.

CHESTER, n. y, June LEA man known
to the employees Of the Morris Park race
track rs Emmett" who is said to have
been the valet of Jockey Simms. was
stabbed through the heart ny Albert
Young, coIored, about - years old last
night.
The men had an alteration in Smiths
road house in the town of WeSlchester,
near the Morris Park race track. Informa
tion concerning the origin Of the trouble is
hard to get at but it is said that after
wurdy war several blows were struck and
then thee coiored man drew a knife and
stabbed Emmett through the heart.
Emmett dropped 10 tile floor, expiring
Instantly Young dashed from the place
and has not been seen since. The police
Of Westminster county are now looking
for him.
LOOKING FOR HIN IN NEW YORK.
New ioRK, June l6--Superintcndcn
liyTnes this morning sent out instructions
for the arrest of Albert Young, the muir
derer OF the valet of Jockey Simms.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
! FINE OF 500 PER DAr.


FoPEKk, KAN, June l6.-The attorneys
Of all railroads operating in Kansas met
here yesterday 10 agree upon line Of
action regarding the scale law passed bv
the last Legislature, which provides that
companies must, by JnlS lst put in plat
turm scales AT every station where loo cars
Of grain, hay or other farm products were
shipped during tile past year
failure Ia comply with the law sub
Jeris the company 10 Il fine Of SiOl per day
until the scales are put IN, 10 be collected
IN any OF the district courts Of the state.
No effort has OF will be made to comply
with tits law II would cost the compa,
mes il Kansas /. round 81 ,uUO.OO0 aud the
santa fc road over $4,000.
At the meeting Of the attorneys. ycster
day i was agreed TO fight tho law and %
INTO the courts and test its constitutions
atty, On the gr0Und TINT itimposas an I'M
necessary and unreasonable burden upon
railroad COMPANIES.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
o,E rHor>41p ,SD rEEs.
salary OF the RiSht w"rtliy Grand Chief
Temnlar.- Otiicnr. LlrrI,.tl.

DIS M1iNrs, H.. Jane l6-Ihe Good
IemplarS International Convention has
matn the salary Jt the riIAt worthy grand
eAtet templar $1,000 year. with fees not
~ exceed $&Or. The following officers
we're elected
Right Worthy Grand hief Tcmplar, Dr..
p, II May New YORK. e. We Counselor,
Joseph Mains, England. Il. w. ~ Super
\, BrOoSnank. California. K. ". T.. Vice
lpmp!ar. Mrs. S. Il. Bailey, Virginia r.
" q secretary, Il. i Parser. Wisconsin.
L, " g: Treasurer, George 4, kat2ctsetln,
LA.ifmrniA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
rHOMrsOh'S FiRSr DRINE.
" Made HIM Experience All the IIorrors
OF a Man who Has Committed Murder.


ora Man VINO Has IomInittedn Murder.
New YORK sun, June li!ih.
Albert Thompson, a salesman in drug
ioi'ae ~ this city, VINO 1--we, in Palmetto
street amt Evergreen avenue WIiia,,,s'
burr, drank liquor for tic first time M,
saturday night, while lie Ma on with !,
rlehd Early yesterday morning pnlice.
man tiahrrty % the Bedford aycnu, I'M.
non found Inn drunk i'd tirand Street and
sent avenue, WILLIAMSBURG, near thr
itnlrt"!l street Ferry tie took him to The
FEt'iNh mousse ~ patrol wagon, aud after
thompson Was locked up he fell aSlcru.
Nh'li ne VAS aroused At ; 0'rore ia ~
'ah"h 70 court he hcg.al tu cry. ana a.
clHmci uIer and over
hls lieHcr would have happened if f
ihi u"l hrep led into trmptation.''
-" cried All the Nay to court. While he
WI " tltt prisoner + pun a friend went 10
'NHl, ana gave ban iur his apptilrnuce to
ntF u" be tried Thompson sGbbcd aloud
NhniI iir w4s brought into court 10 sim
'ae huil bond. ~ exclaimed again nII
,t'Slili, My Tod didn't mean I6 do II i
Nhrh zen WIS handed TO him IL, si,,p
hls l'dA'' To he bond he saw he was NJ.
ttlNtd 81 lntuNlulilon
hhnk Had he cried and tile men
dropped from ms hand ~"
II was thought lie would fniut NvLo,,
~ IrSa,ntd ms compuEurr he said ne
dreamed III the station thai hr MAJ cn,p-
united d terrible murder. and The cri,,,,
was 50 vIyl in his mind after lie ,wnte
that he thought he lad been arruyted IN
murder = Thompson signed bis name
tp the bond he declared that he w,,,id
life. ''i"'' III MS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
HOW HE HUNTS CO0NS.
Uncle Joe Vandersmith Gives
Some Valuable Points.
Hunting Coons with Lantern--I How tho
sly Animal Hcfrains from Eating the
Spawning Fish.

Hunting Coons with Lautern.-I How tho
sly Animal Hcfrains from Eating the
Spawning Fish.
New York sun.
When we hunted coons III the old
fashioned way said Uncle Joe Wander
smith of Adams county. II discovered
trait ~ that willy animal that was Of con
siderable Importance. We used to tree
the Cuuns with dogs and then lie down
under the tree and wait until daylight
before We gathered the game in. This
| worked first rate some times but every
| once III awhile found that when daylight
came and got up to look for my coons in
the tree they wouldn't be there This hap.
pened one season seven or eight nights in
succession, and 50 one night after the
dogs had run three or four coonS into
tree, kept my eye peeled. The dogs Went
on 10 start more couns, and they had
hardly got away before the conns started
10 come down the tree. The upshOt was
that had Ia stand at the foot vi the tree
with club all night and drive them back,
was So blamed near played otIt when
morning cane that | had hardly strength
enough 10 bag my game, and one OF the
biggest eouns got away
Hut why iidu't you kill the Goons with
your cluh when they came down tine tree
during the night ?"
IuLt wouldn't have been regular. said
Y ncle Joe. There was 10 precedent for
getting your coon in that WAY The rule
Mas tn wait until morning ana then bag
the game. L never entered INV head 10
bieaS tie rule. Rut my experience Of that
night started me 10 tninking. knew
there must be some reasons tor coons not
staying IN trees OH some ngh;s and on
other nights remaining there Is quiet rs
knots on a limb. And py and hy j mt on
| tAG reason When voans were freed ana
{ Ar.tH .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

The somewhat prevalent idea that the
supply ot ivory is narrowly limited and
that il is likely soon to be a scarce article,
IS declared by correspondent in London
fjriR to be entirely incorrect. The writer
says that in Central Africa the chiefs have
50 many tnsks that they do not know what
% do with them, and in some instances the
kings surround their houses with stockades
OF ivory, In return for gift of uniform
coat, a cooked hat and a sword, a state off
rrccrntlypcaiyGd from native potcntatc
A tusbs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

made ~ rob the south bound Missouri
htHsas " Texas passenger tram NJ Ii, al
nus place, at o'clock yesterday morning
Two men boarded the engine at the Mis-.
souri, Pacific crossing. aud at the point of
r-rplrcrs ordered Engineer Fletcher ID
storthr train. Flotchcr told them that !,
posse was aboard the train and that they
tni better escape They took the advice
aud lett the cah. ordering him 10 pIli out
IWtkN, lhclr IS no ciue To their identity
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
RUISED ~ cHINcH HUGs.
The Pests Playing Havoc with the whea
nnd Corn in Kansas.

WrntlN, has, June l5,-Sume Of the
best informed wheat growers of this sec.
Ton VINO have been over this and neigh
boring counties making close insp ction
" large fields Of wheat already cut and in
process OF harvesting, state that the re-
lprts If good Yields Wrre ,p,ite pnrpliabic
and that field alter field wonId not rUi, over
three bushels To the acre.
he crop vas ravagei hy CLinch bugs.
Since the wheat cutting commenced Inc
bugs have gone TO the corn and they prom
lse to play havoc with thai crop too.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

AriANrh. 'iA., Jane TIA disastrous
rain aud wind storm swept over south
Genrgin yesterday afternoon. ValduSta
aud IhomaSviilc report many houses
blown down. 4 Baptist church and lire
department bell towers at Ealdosta We're
blown down, The melon and pear crops
are badly damaged across the lower section
Of the State
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
could Not Ray or Renew Its notes.

BrFFNLo. \. Y. June l6.-The Genesee
oil works, limited, have made general
assignment. The liabilities are about
S3OU,0OO. The cause of the assignment
was the inability to meet several large
notes when they became due or 10 have
them extended. Among the preferences
are the First National Bank of Miners
Vile Pa, two notes for 5000 and $4,000;
the Hazleton Banking and Trust Company
of Ha2lGton, Pa, $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

BALTIMORE, Mp, June l6.--The schooner
John Holland, from Norfolk for Provi-
Henry, Va. through collision with the
steamer Michigan, from Baltimore for
London. The collision occurred at
o'clock. The schooner was loaded with
coal. She went down in 20 minutes. but
the crew were rescued and taken to Nor.
folk
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

Nrw OmGNy., a., June l5.-rlie Rev.
Father Darinus VI llgher : L., the
soldier priest, died III Macon, Ca, YES
terdav Father lIuhrrt went Through the
WIT on ,hI gisfhlf stnr a. = private
Grams He was a inriuncr Of the Veteran
Association, Army Of Northern Virginia.
lie was ~ years old
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
Another Fat.I Iichtnine stor,n

ToLEDo, o., June l7.-At Rauldng, Ohio,
Yesterday, John caro-. street commissioner,
was instantly killed and w Il. Crawford
fatally injured during the Progress of an
electrical storm. Much damage is repnrtpd
to have been done all through Padding
county to Growing crops and fruit trees.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

Louisville Ky Jane lG-Al Jenkins.
ietanltinS Treasurer ui lark comfy lul..
hrs tied from Jacksonville. lie leAtuel
that q warrant was U o. Worn utit against
him anu disappeared
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
Spelling A HISTORIC BATTLEFIELD.

figure aud DeScrrntr the Points of Want
age from which the ContendInr Armies
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

WEST CHESTER, Pa, June l6.-Dr. ]. r.
Rothrock, State botanist, announces that
he will make survey of the State, county
by county, In carriage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

WATERLOO, a., June 1.-THE First
National Bank of Grundy Centre closed its
doors yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

In Wow of what Hood sarsnpArilla has done
for others, is 1t not reasonable TO believe mat
II will also be Of benefit TO you?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Has Taken Possession of
TonaWanda, n. Y.

ToNAwANDA, N. Y, June 17.-This
village is now under martial law. At 2
O'Clock this afternoon President George
w. Stanley issued proclamation
calling upon everybody TO alb
stain from violence and declaring
the village under martial law. The
issuance of the proclamation created
considerable excitement, and people
flock about the printed circulars and
read them eagerly. The lumbermen
held secret meeting this afternoon.
They decided to never give up this
fight.
Agents of the Lumbermen's Exchange
have been dispatched to New York,
Philadelphia. Pittsburg and Boston to
collect laborerS to take the strikers
places, and it is expected that they
will return Sunday with plenty of
non-union labor which the military
will protect. There is total sus-
pension of business here at present.
Fifty men who were brought down
from Buffalo were LAID off at noon, and
the lumbermen are discussing plans to
carry on their work next week. No
boats were unlOaded today. A big fleet
of lumber carriers is bound for here,
and there will be big blockade of veS-
sells if the Iumbermen do not succeed i'll
hiring q large force of men within a
few DAYS.