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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
THREE cHIC.IGO TRAGEDIES.
A Trio Of ShootinGs, TWO of which WIN
Prove Fatal Jealousy Causes a Brutal
Murder.


CHICAGO, April l7.-Three deadly as.
s4u.t,, two Of which are certain toresult
in homicide, are the records Of Satur.
days crimes in the Maxwell police dis
trict. one OF the shooting affairs WIS
caused BY a criminal resisting the
authority IF the police and attempting
the life Of . fellow criminal. Another
was murderuus attack Of one member
Of a criminal gang upon one Of bis pals
and the third was the cowardly assas-
sinatipn in the street OF woman by a
Jealous man.
The victims are Thomas Carbine,
shot BY Officer Harding while resisting
arrest; Paul Lines, shot by Carbine
during row in den IF thieves, Eliza
beth Mill, shot byIohn llaupt, near Fiji
teeuth and Jefferson streets, on account
of jealousy.
The shooting If Thomas Carbine by
Officer Harding Was The direC. result "
the attempt OF Carbiue u Kill one Of his
fGllow-thIeyes, Paul Lines.
Elizabeth Mill and August Artner,
| the latter being her at1ianced husband
we're walking On Jefferson street at IL
( o'clock, last night, when John IlauPt
4 sprang from the shadow Of a tree and
| fired i hot which struck the woman ii
the abdomen. Haupt then fired q shoi
which took effect in her head, fatally
wounding her. liaupt was arrested,
liaupt is married and has large
! family. The publication If the fact tina
license had been taken out for Eliza
bcths marriage 10 August AItne
| aroused his Jealousy TO the murde
pitch, ana he followed them last nigh
with the above result
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

II. Il. Cobb, manager o. the Chicago
Electric Wire Company pl tHis city, r.
TUNED last MONDAY from hiCag0 wAIrher
he went 10 supefutgud the arranging II
tia, c0mlamy,s World fareNiaO.t. The
Gisulag consists entirely Of insulated wirs
auI Is Very elaborate and fine The wire
Is worth SIW3aul the cyHibit represents
afl uurlay Of nearly SilBD. The Chicago
Electric Wire Company Is The first r&hiui-
tarill the building tp.st us cXhiuit reldr.
There Is great rusl among the other
exhibitors 10 get really bat they are eX-
reueugiug difficulty IN securing carpeu
ttr-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
CONFESSED 70 MURDER.
Arrested for Hay steaiing--Jnck James
Admits the Crime and duplicates His



Admits the Crime and duplicates His
Partner.
FRESNO, CAL, April 1.-THE mystery
surrounding the brutal murder of William
Good, the acting postmaster at Tarpey, a
small station four miles from this city,
has been solved. This morning James
Jones ana Jack James are under arrest for
the crime.
Good came out from 81. Adams, W.
VA. in 1891, and joined his brother at
Tarpey. Jones and James, men OF I'M
sav1ry reputation. decided to rob the post
office. ana Jones stabbed Good to death in
the commission Of the crime
There we're no witnesses, but Jones fled
and James stayed in Fresno, where he was
recently arrested for stealing hay. Finding
he was suspected Of the Good murder he
became frightened and made a confession.
Jones has recently been located in Texas,
where he has been arrested and is now on
the way here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
END or 4 FIMous CISE,



SPECIAL Lorresponicn Of Gaze,teant journal
DOVER. April ls,--Ihe spring term u
the superior court on Kent county met at
lJ45 clock yesterday morning Chief
Justice Lore and Associates hrIub auI
ClUleg weFe ~ the bcnCh. The commits.
sion III hief Justice Lore va. read BY order
Of the co4r., after which the grand jury
vas called, sworn and retired 70 their
chamber.
The WrllknOwn case II John Richard.
son, the supposed Milford burglar, was
called and ~ last settled. The indictment
Tot burglary was lyllc pressed, He pleaded
g4..,y ~ the Indictment ut assault ami
w4- sentenael to ~ days Imprisonment.
Ia,s +, the case where Officers smith,
HuChgus and locsermau attempted 10 az
Eest i've men OH a railroad tram, near
!.esw0ll as they We're supposed % be The
Iar-ans who bUFgarAei seyeta. places I'D
= ..fDrd. \ general light ensued in which
pistols were freely Used and one Of the
opposed burglars was KILLED BY a pistol
Slot. RicharisDu wa one u the gang
and wa captured near E!k'on.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

plies. To this extent it goes beyond the
necessities rf the situation and the Instruc-
tions heretofore given you
- far as your action amounts TO accord
ing at the request Of the de taEtn sovereign
government 0t the Hawa!Iln Islands, the
cooperation Of the moral and material
forces OF the L nited States for the protec-
ton Of life and property from apprehehaed
disorders, your action Is commended. But
90 far as il may appear t. oNerstep thht
limit by setting the authority and power
OF the United states ABOVE that OF the gov
eminent Of the Hawaiian Islands, in the
capacity Of protector, or to impair IN any
way the independent sovereignty Of the
Hawaiian government by substituting the
flag and power Of the United states as the
symbol and manifestation Of paramount
authority tits disayowei.
TIL to the hour Of closing the depart
meat VI state no information had been
received regarding the action Of Com.
missioner Blount in ordering the United
States nag removed from the govern
ment buildings in Honolulu This at
least WAS understood 10 be the case, but
I Il was noted that the cable officers Of
| the nayg department who usually
| handle the state departments cable
messages, were vtry busily engaged.
In the course OF the afternoon Nh
! Garter, tie annexation commissioner
| from Hawaii, had an interview with
| Secretary Gresham, which he said was
4 "quite satisfactory lie said that the
removal III the flag was due t. the con.
d!ton Of affairs in Honolulu, which no
longer warranted its floating over the
government, buildings. The provisional
government can and ought to sustain
Itself. am not at all discouraged over
the situation ard believe We shall come
I Gut in tho end
4 telegram from Mr. Biount was received
at the state department, saturday, stating
that the marines had been Withdrawn
from dutyou shore iii Honolulu, and hat
retained 10 their quarters on the Boston
\ full report from Mr.. Blount Is eXpectet
rlis week
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Sister Regina Byrne. member Of the
order Of the Visitation, died yesterday
week 1t the Academy u the NIsl-
tatIDn. on Delaware avenue. She entered
that institution three years ago. Her death
res llted from consumption, with whlrh
SAc had been afflicted 4 year She was q
daughter Of Michael =. Byrne general
superintendent OF the Chri-tiana Window
Glass Company, and sister Of William
NJ Byrue
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

The steamer Republic which is recciy.
Ing her annual overhaulirl at the ship-
ward II the Harlan & FI"llngsworth
Company, will resume her trips to Cape
May June 10TH. During TIE Summer she
wllI carry many excursions ~ that resort.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

It would be worth while for the ladies to
bear in mind that if they take a gentle
course Of Ayers Sarsapariila IN the spring
they will have no trouble with "prickIy
heat, hives, sites +" Hbolsi or '"black
heads, 7 when summer comes. Prevention
is better than cure.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Mrs. Robert Haley died at Spatrow's
Point. Md. irW tavs ago ana was
buried there Thursday. she was daugh.
Ter Of George Hob! Of this city, Mr.. Haley
is . former liueman Of Wilmington ire
alarm system.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

HAzLEToN, Pa, April lE-Patricli
Kennedy, aged 10 years, while PLAYING
about the Oneida colliery, this morning,
fen down the slope, distance Of 400
feet, and was killed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

faill.re. superindrced by an attack Of the
grip. Mr. Dudley had lived in Phlladei-
phta during the winter and spent the sum.
mer ii Dudley, y. J. He leaves wife and
one son,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
EMIS rs DEAD. FOR SIRE.
nenth nf si.Ier KeClna nnrne.

ZANZIBAR, April ia letter from lip
roD EiDs son confirms the repOr. pf the
death III Emin pasha and all bis people.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
\ Office.

\ Office.
David W. Elknton, in
the right Of his wife,
Hettie q. Elkinton.
ana iette e. Elkin-
ton, Il Cu,ycrYx
Va 49,, ~ y hANlLhl,
Joseph Caldwell Vii. W" AStLE 'oIHii'
liam l.. Caldwell. Ala
media galloway, John
>. Galloway agi FLOR
euce Galloway.
And now 10 wit this third day OF April. A
D., lss3, u appearing to the Chancellor by the
ahitaNit Of Joseph II. Gould that Oseph Cald-
we'll, Alameda Galloway, John :. Galloway
ani florence Galloway have no known place
o' aboir in this county and cannot be served
Win rlntrss! that the residence OF Joseph
thliMcl Is unknown; that Alameda Galloway
resides IA PENNSYLVANIA, and John !. Galloway
and FLORENCE galloway reside iu Mexico: and
Up appearance having been entered for the
lHsitcNi for ttlem--lt is thereupnn on motion Of
john II, Rodney, ESD, solicitor Tor the pc
tuonerE, ordered by the Chancellor that tho
said Joseph Caldwell, Alameda Galloway, John
: Galloway and Florence galloway do appear
before the Chancellor at chambers. on OF be-
fore the sixth day Ot May, a. D., 1899. and show
cauS o., it any they have, why partition Of the
promises III the petition described should not
be- made according 10 the prayer thereof, or
that thr petition Will be taken pro ronfesso'
as 10 the said Joseph Caldwell, Alas lcda Gallo
way, John ;. Galloway and Florence Galloway.
And III" Register is directed TO cause copy o.
this order u be published IN the DFLAw ARB
STATE JoCRSAi, paper printed in the city OF
Wilmington, iur the period OF thirty days next
proceeding tho said sixth day of May, A. b. 1898.
Attest. COON FERGUSON,
aprl3-it Register in Chancery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

CLEVELAND, o., April 1s.-Charles B.
Williams, editor of the Plain. Dedier, was
found dead in the Iidn- mater office this
morning. ApopIexy is supposed to have
caused his death,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Phoenix Fire Company will start June
eth on Il three days trip TO Frederick, Md.
and Washington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

NOTICE-E JAMES KELLEHER,
=. y the tenant Of the house situated at No.
9Sl East seventh street, 10 the Eighth ward
Of tho city of Wilmington. county Of New
Castle and state at Delaware, in COM
piianre with the requirements OF the acts of
the General Assembly In such case made and
presided, 10 hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing 10 the Court Of General ses-
sl0n- Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state
Ci delaware in and Tor New Castle county. on
MONDAY. the Sth day Of May, A. D. 1888,
being the next term u said court, fer a license
FOR said house al an inn Or tavern, for the salo
therein 81 Intoxicating liquors In less quanti-
ttoS than one quart, to be drunk on the plemi-
sc-, and the following respectable citizens Of
said ward, ~ least twelve Of whom are substan-
tln frechnldrra Of said ward, recommend the
said Application, Slz
Thomas Gllen Jassph h Wells
Alexander Green Ben Wiley
John q Tyson Franklin Carver
William Il Collston Andrew Bowen
Bernard Mccullough C j Lynch
Nirhael Lynch Edwin W Ewing
Dennis Curren Edward barrett
Philip Mcdonald John Hayden
John Mctiuch Michael Maloney
Joseph II Homer Vim j Forrest
Martin N'fhple Et tOncannOn
George W Forrest Robert Mckenzie
John J Horncr Clement Basler
Charles y Taylor
APPS BIS JAMES KELLEHER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-09

q. q. STANDARD W. O. n. f,aftei, fore.
closure Of MORTGAGE; Weatherford q
Chamberlain for pin
H. Cobfehtz and H. levy vs. 4
scherbach. action for money; Johnson
4 Morcen for pin
4 ~. ufeeoife vs. n. r. Roufke and
G. Hamilton. appeal from Justice court
John A. Carson for plff., r. Ford and
flasiey n t3aliery for deft.
Milton Young VS. n. y. Cone et nj
foreclosure Of mortgage: Johnson q
Morcotn for plff
H. .. Fleming ct a. app. vs.. s. r.
Hammer as administrator of estate Of
n. G. Sterling resp, appeal from pro-
bate court Of Marion county. s. #.
Richardson for plff
N. NJ. Conner vs. John Penninger.
action for money! DAILY, slbley q Bakin
for plff.
Elizabeth Eberhart ct al vs. chas.
L. Kester ct al, partition suit; John
son q Morcom for plff.
a. M. Lease VS.. Harvey Massey ct al.
foreclosurei John A. Carson for plff.,
Bonham q Holmes for defts. Bentleys.
John G. Booth VS.. Sarah T. Booth, di-
vorce; John A. Carson for plff
Belle Chamness vs. Marion Chamness,
divorces Ford a Kaiser for plff.
" @. Danforth VS.. w. II. Rider, writ
OF review; Weatherford q Chamber
lain for plff
r. A. Wanlees VS.. HARRIET A. Wan
less, divorce; Shaw & Hunt for plff.
Adelaide Maroon VS.. r. j. Maroon,
divorce; A. o. Condit for piff.
w. p. Miller vs. Waller Waiter. suit
for possession of land; Bonham &
Holmes and N. b. Knight for plff.
John Newsom vs.. s. Lake, Grant
Lake and e. A. Downing, action for
money; Bonham & Holmes for plff.
George w. Woodwork VS.. Laura j.
Woodwork, divorce; II. J. Bigger for
plff.
e. p. Spaulding VS.. Jacob Morlock
and Christina Morlock, action for
money; III. J. Bigger for plff.
Cora Simmons VS.. L. ID. Simmons
divorce; Ford e. Kaiser for plff.
Patrick, Kelly VS.. Southern Pacific
Co.. action for money-appeal from
justice court; 3. f. McLoney for plff..
A. II, Tanner and II. f. Mitchell for
deft.
Annie Crosse VS.. Henry Crosse, d.
vcrce; III. j. Bigger for plff
David Simpson VS.. f. M. Albaugh ct
al, confirmation of sale; Darcy &
Bingham for plff.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-09
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the deceased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure Deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Ia caused by an inflamed con-
iition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube
gets iDfiamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
1t is entirely closed Deafness is the re-
suit, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be de.
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which. Is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY, & Co., Toledo, o.
s6- Sold by Druggists. 75c. "a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-09
sAGsm MARK ms

Whest- enc t,ef fushel
UasA s5004',r i#f iashe
p0s,oee- -5Dt06tc tef buslIei.
ifieuf - ~ GU pef hbl.
lIfan--(r aekedy $500 pef ton
shorts Z tsaoked) t20 on PER ton.
lseans, white, gc per 10.
Eges-A lgc FER dfzen.
Uhicssus--g ~ 1Ou TER H..
Chopped feed ts;acked) $1,000.
Ducks i2Ie Ter ~.
Geesc--7c ier H.
Turkeys 10c per 10,
Lard 1910 t5c per IL
Butter 25N6g0c pef pound
l,eef.- 7CDi21c dressed,
Vesl--1G ~ 1910, dressed.
Pork = 7N112gc dressed
Wool 15C1 tso per ID.
Uops-14@15c pef TO-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-09

fbsss s~ ehret itoHi aisotdet N insction
N ihs nvet wiii nevtf stt tlie nrref hnnd On
ne uhtuis otrati % lciis s tley use sici ira.
lt,,ai fefhedltf ~ Gifts riii, thlofnei ahd rodo-
sssiita. nat fts,, sne tfied and p,buiat ma.
ielee ff6afettef's etatn.6h fsitsefa they may
sshtm tetiefiwiib a ctftsfnty N ottsihins Il !,
fbe itndehes tfths t3itiefs aron the efeat
g II 'lc H9I stas,a ssa sg ds eqH w,
! fitlete fta paftiahtnt fhe srfl,whtss of
the fkihi fnfftil ~, sarshot of tire fobeue, ia
psifSss' Ihtbn,h Ebc W III sidYss va sbbnaeiiS n
hct ateff nccVn1r ftlfntut N the ti,stinate
fcnelaiit ~ entIt eIy = apd rtnffirtiy removed
b hnlf N whftli tffffnbty X stouaisutiy eiha
noting 1Cfn every qtfaftefsnd rom III classes
H abelety
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-09

NOTICE no BERRY GRowERs. - Do
not order y our berry boxes and crates
until you have seeD samples and price
list Of Oregon Fruit h Produce Co, TT
Commercial ~ Salem. 3-dw IF
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
SlOO Reward. 800. 4

Tile readers Of this paper VIII be pleased
~ learn that there is at Least one dreaded
disease that science has been abe to cure i'll
al It's stages and that is Catarrh. Halls
Cararrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known " the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure il taken internally, acting directly up
On the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tein. thereby destroying the foundation of
thr li>ta>e ana giving the patient strength
~ building ilp the constitution and assisting
nature M doing its work. The propri,.tors
iI4N- fnurh faith III its curative powers
,nat they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
oa-'- tat i fails - cure Srnil far list Of
testimonials.
Address. T. J. CHENEY y CO., T"lcdo, d.
K s. Sold iy Druggists 1i,lt.
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
Base Ball.

W. e. Dilwortl missed the train Saturla !
and was not able to pay in the Lewiston.
Portland game. He pitched for the Port
lands at Lewiston July It'll.
Several games have been played by the
amateur teams within few days Among
them are the following: July 81, at Sears
port Belfast Shoe Factory rs, Searsports 3:
July 18th, at Seaside Grange grounds, Belfast
Clerks Is, Upper Neighborhood nine 4.
The Portland Evening Express has pub
lished glowing account Of the career Of w.
d. Dilworth, the old Belfast pitcher, both on
and off the ball field, and the Bangor Conn
mercial repubished it for ''the benefit Of the
bail cranks" of that city 1t would be an
Old story to the Belfast ball cranks
The most important of the many local
games Of base ball for the week was that
played Saturday afternoon On the ground !
near Perkins 4 Mckeens store, between the
clerks and the Upper Neighhorhooa nine.
Tie game resulted in a score of y to il ia
vor Of the clerks. The players Were Clerks
Geo. DARBY, c.: o. II Dilworth, VI: H. s.
Pitcher, 1h. James Deering ~ DIR. j G..
Ham. ah. Dr. u. :. Stevens, ss Geo.
Greeley, r.f f, r. Colley, e. Walter
p,rhy l.f Upper Neighborlood-H Al Ey-
Joseph A. McKeen, 2h. Fred Sholes, :5b !;
Ralph Mck,rn, rf. I.rNiS Stevens. LII /:
Albion Bradley, A.
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06

carriers at the Belfast post Office will be
held August 5th Applications must be fled
on OF before July nth
F. W. Sheppard offers 4 very desirable
farm for sale Dr. H. II. johnson, Primrose
Hill. wants a girl to do general housework
in small family.
The 4th was observed in the Journal office
and any omissions mist be excused. Among
other matter left over is a report Of the
Congre gational conferences
Ginn y Field had one Of the finest lots
of Strawberries Monday ever seen iii this
market Tlley We're Of the Sharpless vare-
ty, aui We're grown by Mr.. a. s. Heagan of
Belfast
Nh. Gu>tavu4 HINT If Unity, who was NJ
terribly hnrt recently by kick from horse,
died june 2s, He was one Of l-nitv's most
enterprsing citizens. Ana his ioss Win be
deeply felt W tie whole community
Thert was an error III the obituary III NH
John Z. FRYE. It was Sai that he Was ore
Of soNen children, fnt there We're eight ana
tnp -irvivp, " brother, Ebtn +. Fry+, an,l Il
sister. alrs Cascpla sawyer of KockIand
Nc.
Fred L. Mitchell ha- dog that i dcserv
'it7
Al hocan get At, hut hv doesn't fear larger
animals. NJ ~rar, hfu- faE hlS favorire prty
ia TIE barn la-t Mon1ay he intrltled upon
quarters fhat WitAaut His knowledge, Hall
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w CO. - ii'''' - -
'iial MI ~ '1''f aii''' 7slHiii5 -hi 'oa' IA lhe
'''''s' wa 'i'i' ne was ''oNe'' ""' ne
Se' "'
itS' N.,15 Was I" lif loii' 'ttl ms enemy had
oetll 'akell oRt M iRWh
THt CFI-B.,t4s Il tb,. MIN rb,,rob I,s+
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
The annual meeting of the. stockholders of

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Belfast Coliseum Co. was adjourned one
week from Monday last. dividend of two
per cent. is now payable at the Belfast Say
ings Bank
II. p Farrow, Esq. Of Belmont is to SUI
perintena the exeavating and pipe laying
for the new system Of sewerage at Castine,
for which he has lately finished survey.
The work was instituted by the State for the
benefit of the Normal School.
HoKsh TALK. Patrol has been given some
work at Mystic the past week and made a
mile III 2.2N. Levanseller Brothers of Wal
IL Station have handsome 5-vear-old colt
ny Thaekamban. He is quite fast and
pacer the only colt ~ Thael5ambau that has
shown the pacing gait.
Us the following figures as the result of his
weather observations for the month pf June:
Average temperature 63.6S which is -
colder than June lSa2, and / colder than
THE average for "a years. The highest tenn
ptrature WAS 81 lowest 3, Rainfall for
month 2,15 inches. "A small boy. who evi-
,,ntly wanted some money for Me Folrtli
stole Mr.. Mnrch's ,.onrer rain tank and sold
IN ata itlnk ,tore XVI ~ rain felI luri,g HI
absence .na fine tank WAS r,tnrnaa nex+
day NV harm WAS dane.
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tH iowa i''l 'HffA "'7 more t'"'itehV
'llah N"i'iN ~ i"o"h hot'lS Ntlt
/ NHiNhiy passed ~ Gheetl'u 'ollNerSatloht q
"tA''1tlili supper "iS'uNSf't@i'' 'iiFH i'l us
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