Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-07-31
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
Congressman Disposed to
Place financial Unrest
NOT TO SILVER ALONE.

Edgar Reysert, shakesperean Actor of
Some Repute, is Baptized in the Men
MONTE Faith worlds Fair Passengers
Put on Train Because Conductor
Thought Their Tickets wero No Good.
Want TO Test the Geary Law.
C7ngre ssmen arriving in Washington
are not dispos. d TO attribute the financial
unrest to silver alone, but declare there
must be immediate action on The tariff
question to insure stability. Senator
Quay thought Congress woul adjourn
after repeating the Sherman clause.
Congressman Cannon, en- route TO
Washington. aid at Chicago that Cleve.
land could esta blish stability in the
business world by ordering the issue of
bonds and giving notice that he would
veto all financial b lis that may be passed
during his adm nistration.
Speaker Cri arrived in Washin ton
He was very uncommunicltive, but said
he thought the extra session would run
into the regular; that Cleveland's mes
sage would treat Of the tariff as well as
liver, and that he was undecided about
the organization of the House.
The wronged Husband Cannot XIII.
Georgias Supreme Court has rendered
a decision, TO the effect that If man,
suspecting his wife of infdelity, lays a
trap and finding the guilty pair, at
tempts to kill the companion Of his wife,
the attacked man is iustifable in resist.
ing, aud IL he kills the husband, does so
in self-defense.
sbnkesperean Actor RenOunces the Stage.
Edgar Reysert, of Bethlehem, for
years q Shakespere can actor Of some re.
pute, has renowned the stage and been
baptized in the Mennonite faith. He is
a son of ex Postmaster Rsysert, Of Beth
lehem. His immersion in the Lehigh
was witnessed by 5000 people.
Conductor Put Them or the Train.
A party Of passengers on the way to
the Worlds Fair were put off Delaware,
Lackawanpa & Western train at Scran-
ton because the conductor thought their
tickets were not good. Lawyers have
been retained TO institute suits for dam
ages
Want to Test the Geary Law.
The absence of Justice Harlan aud the
death Of Justice Blatchford inspire a new
effort to test the constitutionality of the
Geary exclusion law by the Chinese Six
Companies.
Heavy Blow to Anti-Ionopollsts.
Judge Dundy, Of the United States
Circuit Court, at Omaha, suspended the
maximum vote law recently passed This
is great blow to the anti-monopolists
and the railroads are reioiced.
Two Negroes Lynched.
win. Thompson and Tom. Preston
were lynched by a mob at CASTOR, s. c..
70 assaulting Mrs. Sightler. Andy
Keigler, now in Lexington Jail, was con
cerned in the crime and will also be
lynehed.
Insurreotion Against the Provisional
Government.
The San Francisco Call publishes q
long account of Hawaiian Royalists
having received arms and states that an
instruction against the Provisional
Government will soon take place, II il
has not already
The Great silver Convention.
Hundreds of silvermen and politicians
are gathering in Chicago to hold a three
days convention in behalf of the white
metal Many greenback. Populist, Far
mers' Alliance and silver leaders ar,
present.
VIII Hill Present the Bill?
Friends of Senator Hill, Of New York
say he is busy upon bill which he vii
introduce at the extra session providing
for free bimetallic coinage.
An Out-and-Out Bi-metaIlist.
Congressman Bynum, of Indiana, says
he is not for free silver or gold, but is AT
out-and out bi-metallist. He anticipates
lively times during the extra session.