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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24

GOUTHERN Pawnwnnroker and Loan Of
- fee, Arthur Deutsch, Proprietor, 1854
Bryan street, between Whitaker and Bar
nard. Liberal loans made on diamonds Jew
elry, watches, clocks, clothing and any other
personal property. All transactions strictly
confidential
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24

HAVE your shoes made and repaired at
II Okarma's. Finest material used prices
moderate. 90 Broughton street. Branchess
70 Whitaker and l91 Congress,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24

A NICE present for a little girl. One of
II those little Eva toy cook stoves with all
the furniture, at Cornwell Chapman S, 156
Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24

WE sell you No. range and have 1t con-
w nected to boiler for $3.50 Cornwell 8
Chapman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24

HAVE you tried the sausage which is made
IL by the Electric Sausage WorksY They
are the purest, best in the ciGy, and are sold
at Cohen Bros, in the market.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24

GOLD COMFORT-After | have treated
- your feet you will wish you had called on
noe sooner / cure corns bunions and in
growing toe nail, L. Davis, Resident Chirop-
odist, 81 Broughton street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24

no you want money? II so, you can get oil
~ you want on your diamonds, watches,
jewelry. clothing, tools guns pistols, etc,
and on almost anything OF value. at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress
street, f. Muhlberg, manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24
PERSONAL

TINHE party who has can No. 4O1 belonging
L to the Savannah Oil and Gasoline De-
livery Company, will confer favor and save
themselves trouble by notifying the company
where they have moved to; these cans are
the property OF the company, and parties who
use them for oils bought elsewhere are liable
for hrench Of CONTRACT.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24

EloR RENT. residence. 1903 Barnard street
IL fronting on Chatham square; immediate
possession given. Apply JIG. Postell, i7B S.
Broad street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
SEnI-iySriL MEETING.



EHhorters' Association.
The Bath semi-annual meeting of the
Local Preachers and Exhorters' Associa-
ton Of Wilmington NJ. Z. Conference
will be held at Henton, beginning May
18Th. Following is the programme:
Friday evening, May 1gth--Preaching
hy Rev John w. Harris; Alternates,
James Mccoy and H. Wildsmith.
Saturday Morning, May 20th - s
o'clock. Opening service. Followed BY
address Of welcome by Rev. ID. ). Clark.
Response by Thomas Mallaliel After
reading Of minutes of last meeting, the
following order Of exercises will be
taken up and subjects discussed Report
Of work and experience for past six
months by members. What is the diff.
ference between justification and re.
generation, and does the carnal mind
remain Ia the heart that has experienced
one or both of these blessings? Opened
by DR.. Siinms. An essay on temperance
in It's relations 10 the Christian church.
By Rev. William Hammond Can tile
VI. +. Church ever dispense with class
meetings and retain her power: By re-
quest. Are not so called church fairs
and festivals detrimental to the spirit
uality Of tile churchy Opened by Rev
D. Green. \ paper on Christian En-.
deavor work. BY G. a. Foster Dis.
cussion on the work of the Epworth
League Opened BY John Hutton. Duty
uf the church with regard to the Sabbath
dissertation. BY Rev. j. X, DilI,
sunday Morning, May 2lst--S o'clock,
prayer service; . O'clock, love FEAST
1880 O'Clock, preaching BY Rev. H.
Dill. Alteruatcs, J. X. Roberts and
Rev L. Numbers. . o'clock, p. m,
SabJRth-schnDl services: 6G'clOck, =. m.,
prayer service: no O'clock, j. m,
preaching hy Rev. Cotton Amy II East
Bangor, Pa Aternatcs, q A, Foster,
X. u Rodgers.
lIpv j. Il. Wright, D. b., president
Np.! nal Association, and wife, uf
Washington, D. G., Rev George Il.
.lnncs, secretary National Association
" Philadelphia, and Rev Cotton Amy
If Last Bangor, Pa, traternal delegate
% london, England, aul some Of our
baltimore friends will hc present.
GuratoFs, ]. H. Simms, N, D., Charles
\. Foster, j. R.Dlll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
cHIiNED INV 70 / roSr.
Friends Took Advantage of MCCuskcri
Condition, aud 81 Did SNEAK Thief,

Friends Took Advantage Of McCusk"r'>
Condition, and :" nid SNEAK Thief,
Now YORK sun, Mag STU.
last a, Inc dawn 6erau Ia lfpht mn the
huusrtDps al Williansburrh Yesterday iii.
Il i. MtCgskrr WITHIN b,TIii lnwm Mi.
ford avenue Ikea frigatr beating INTO mort
asainSr A h,ul wind llni as he want he
hummcd a concert hn,i NM when Wn,
ali thAt ID coVl3 rrmsnibar N III MIN.
.nool' ] yi.itto'CsIpey I,lnn3
When he reached south First street he
lay to lur a fen moments to sel his hear.
inns before uy0rr,Il,tIt, INV fnr,lrr T6"ra
MAS Caulpbetls .lln1n lrr,,s It'll NM M,
lie knew thai Ms closed 4 Iunt liaGt
shole from thelrIu.,,nI ,,ynr I .,r,'s ,i,'r,.
bt,t as he I1o,rs! M n yc,iusE"r niars' nm
his niudt lIut beui,lunt c,reindr,i,i, ti.,,'1
He Was about h NJ. ,ltur Nh, wpurv ,yay
when two frirrld, of bis Wilma IN ~
l.elry's and ,tW nm lcllIju1yasiun.t r,r,,i
There's McCUsEcr WIth A iusr' ,,,id
one, and tic lair crossed over ID yolk bitn
over. NlcGuskur VA. To- iuIirll oyrrcn,n,
10 receive Ills friends with ruIhnsn,.in
When they rnrr.fL.aI ,I,is th,,. ri',,i,, i,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

Caused nv the Neglect of the First section
Grow to ni.rlny WINNING SiynRIs.

~" ." h'NNlNN NisHHlNs
DAYToN, o., May 6.--rrain No. 4,
nortli.hound, consisting of two sections,
stopped near l'admcr this morning for
water The crew of the first section
neglected 10 display the customary rear
end lights and the second section, run.
ming at 4 high rate of speed, dashed into
the rear end Of section one, wrecking
about eight cars.
The engineer and fireman Of the loco.
motive attached to the moving train
saved their lives BY jumping an Instant
before the crash.
FIVE TEAMPs INSTANTLY KILLED.
In one Of the wrecked cars Of the first
section we're seven tramps, beating their
way toward Lima. Five Of them wor1
instantly killed aud another was 50
badly Injured that he il expected to dio
before noon. Their names were not ~
tainubc.
HE collision was 50 terrific that tho
cabolse VI the stationary first section
was plea high up the locomotive Of tho
second section.
The scene after the wreck was cha.
ntic North-bound trains ARE delayed at
this point while the south. bound arc
blocked ~ Iippecanuc City
None of tile train crew were injured.
lie scene of the wreck is near the
Montgomery and Miami county line.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
What is

Castora Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant. guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and aays
fcycrshness. Castoria prcyens vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoca and Wind Collie. CastoriG relieves
teething troubles, constipation and hatucncy
Casoria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Case
toria is the Children's Panaceathc Mothers Friend.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

LAFAYETTE, Ism, May TEN lives were
crushed out III d railway accident which
occurred here this morning At Is 1T the
South street depot. The engine, baggage.
postal cars and one express ear of tho Big
Four train No. II were totally wrecked
The accident was caused by i failure Ot the
air brakes to properly work.
The train came dashing along the track
near the South street station at q speed of
40 miles an hour, aud when il reached
point about 100 yards from south street
the engine LETT the track and dragged the
cars with H. The engine was dashed To
pieces the baggage car reduced TO spl.Nters
the mail cars overturned and letters
papers, &c, scattered far and near.
PASSENGERS MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
The trucks Of the first passenger coach
were dragged out and the left vi the rear
side of the coach was knocked lii frag.
ments. The escape Of any passengers In
the car was almost miraculous. The crash
tore away the covered portion OF the pln,
form, eNtinguishing the lights, leaving the
scene in utter darkness, and operating
against immediate work OF Tescuing the
victims.
The police force and lire department
were called, the latter 70 eatingush lire
which started in tue wreck, which il did
with little trouble. Willing hands then
Vet TO work lifting the unfortunate from
beneath the mass Of wreckage. Every
victim body when found was frighttullv
mangled.
THE KILLED AND INJURED.
The killed are; Engineer Michael Walsh
OF Indianapolis, found underneath HE
engine. His head was split open and his
body was terribly mangled: Sterling
Mcinnis, urhana, Ill.,, fireman; Thomas
McMahon, Bellevue q; A. L, ChaIw!ek,
postal clerk, Shelbyyille, Ind. Jesse Ii.
Long, postal clerk. Lebanon, Ind L b
Myers, postal clerk, Walton, lnd.; Jobn
Lennon, mail wagon driver, LAFAYETTE
Charles Cahlll, moulder. indianapolis,
Charles Myers, baggage handler, LAFAYETTE:
OTTO GeraldsOn, theatrical agent Chicago
The injured are Charles Rouse, I.afay-
cite, right leg broken William Glucc.
Frankfort, Ind, head cut. Spcu. Bcrghaus,
milwaukee, head and arms cut, jefferson
Reese, kempton, Ind, fatally bruised.
Richard Johns, Pontiac, bruised. Lewis
Leiiler, Fowler. badly bruised; J. \. NocR
cry, Cincinnati, postal clerk, spinal in.
llriesi q. w. Carnahatl, oxford ". postal
clerk, internal injuries; Harry Elder, Tin
cinnati {. 4. Wissell ShelDyyille. Ind: l..
A. Wetheler, sanman, Ind, postal clerk.
slightly bruised.
MET DEATH WHILE wNIrixG.
John Lennon and Charles Meyers were
at the depot waiting for the train. They
were killed BY the engine and ears striking
them in its mad rush. Otto Gcraldson WAX
about to take the train for lndiauapp,iS
when he met his death. The train tore
away portion Of the handsome mon
Depot and was piled In q confused mass iii
the yards.
The train was runaway. Engineer
Walsh, il is said, applied the brakes, but
they dia not work properly, and the inn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
LINCOLN'S PfiI mr. SECRETARY.
Death OF Ward II. Lainun. Who Was pri-
Nnte SnrrnIArN To ErrsIhrn Iinrnlr

WAsHiNGroS, May News has been 70.
celytd here Of the death, at Marlinsblrg,
W. Va. Of Colonel Ward H. l.amon, d
few minutes before midnight last night.
Colonel Lam0n was President LincOln's
lIFalc secretary and enjoyed the most
confidential relations will the mArtyred
President. He was man OF brilliant at.
tinmtnts, and his prominence in politics
IN the stirring days OF the civil war gave
him national reputation. lie continued
o. live n Washington long after President
lincolu's death, and here he wrote the
greater portion Of his life Of Lincoln
Colonel l.amon, Who was OF Hercuean
frame removed p Martnsburg some
years since, and had long been in falling
health.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
END or rHH GooDLEr c.1sE.
She Got Verdict Of $500, But Cannot
Get "a New Trial

MEDIA. PA, May 3.-Judge Waddell to.
day refused to grant new trial of tie SEN
satiunal case Of Miss Alice Il. Goodlcy
against Judge C!ayton's son samuel. The
handsome south Chester school teacher
got verdict Tor 5000 against the young
man at the trial some weeks ago. Her
attorney, eX-Judlc liroomall, ana CLAY.
tons lawyer to-day argued the motion fur
new trial. The vcmerable eS-judee made
scathinE address to which Judge Clayton
and Samuel were rather uneasy listeners
Judge WnGiell decided Immediately
after hearing the argument that u new
trial would be refused To get the case
before the supreme court, Miss GOudlGl' ;
attorney raised technical point, but that
Mas overcome ana the famous case IL nov
probably settled permanently. Miss Good
ley, who hus been Ill, returned To her
school yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
.irrAIRS If noSoLrLr.
4 Proposition to Pension the Queen,
Hut She Declines II ANA Looks to TINS


lInNoLuLu, April % tvia san Francisco,
May 3J.-SinCc the departure of the last
mail Al attempt mas been made to bring
about compromise between the bitterly
opposing factions here. 1t was evident
that If the deposed Queen could be induced
to withdraw from her position of passive
antagonism It would greatly help to clear
up matters, The only practical mode Of
inducing the Queen TO retire was TO pen
sion her.
On April 22d Paul Neumann had long
conference with President Dole The stu.
alton was reviewed. and the president in
formed NeUmann that the government
would listen to any proposition the Queen
had 10 make. NeRmann said that. as the
advisor Of the Queen, he thought that q
pension of suitable amount should Ne
accepted. The two parted with the under.
standing thai they should meet again i'm
nediately after the Queen had been seen.
llNuokalani consented, but sam Parker
her former Minister of state, urged the
queen to reject Neumanu's proposition.
Others were called in. it Is Understood,
anu the pressure IN l.iliuukalani became
SO great that, when Ncumaun again mrt
her he refused to take any action. II
will trust the United states to restore me. ="
was her answer. she had been told thar
the United states would surely do so, and
She would wait.
Neuinann replied that he had advised
her in a way best suited to her interests
and that he would cease to act as her
counsel. In losing Paul Neumanm, Lii
oukaani has been deprived OF the ablcsl
member Of her party.
1t is the intention of the provisional
government and the annexation party to
send another commission 10 WushingtOn
Mr.. ThurstOn of the old commission, wip
Is now in the east, will remain, perhaps,
IS The diplomatic representative Of the
Hawaiian Islands III place uf Mr. Carter.
the present minister, iAe exact date 81
The departure OF the commissioners is not
liked mt il probably will tic that OF the
sailing Of Commissioner Blount, who eS.
poets to 20 on June tn.
The mission Of Commissioner Rl0unt
has been uncyentlul. 30 one could have
been better received by all GLASSES OF the
Lutte island community than he has been
10th factions have treated him with the
utmost respect and consideration and the
hope and confidence resting upon his
action have been almost child.like in their
simplicity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
4 "RlAGrn. ON rnE rRAcK.


ST, LOUIS, Mo, May lit is learned
that ringer was winner At the fair
grounds yesterday. In the iulrth race
early In the day were rs high as SOTO /, al
though the odds, however, were constantly
lcsscncd, the animal going TO the pos, Ut u
tot.
4 select crowd played him 10 the two
extremes. The horse was owned by CLARK
Brothers. Twilight came in an easy win
ncr by three lengths aud tie bookies
parted with between $4,000 and $4,000.
than Polk EaGget, who caused the kick.
lug At l.atunil At the fall meeting of 1881.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

j. q common exclamation at this season.
ihefc5 "a certain Drue,HE effect IN cold air
Mla.Hj I'll !u-J %hnn the weather grows
warmer anu N!icl HIlilrr il rrmcNiiIg hrr
you,h Ter admirers tocl AM Sluggish aud
tEvi. i.f- cuusl'iuu Is owing mainly h.
lhc impure condition uI the blood and IT.,
failure ~ supply healthy tissue tothc vart-
gus organs NJ the DvGy. Il y remarkable
now zA5c'p' Die the -y,tcm Is tuthc help
In b" aeMy"i t"ptn good medicine at this
season Possessing iU.t hose Purifying
brl.dihE 'ir lGa,tir- which the bGdy
Graves. ilUpI -aFsalHrilia soon oyercouG5
that tire! ier.IMs, restores tic appetite
pI,ilcs inc Dlooi, and, in short. iulparls
Vigorous health n Gapusaln!s Of friends
rs win one voice declare Il Makes tue
Weak strong
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
SCALDEO TO DEATH BY STEAM.
Fearful Catastrophe on a Missls-
sippl River Steamer.

The Boiler Exploded and 9. Persons
Were Sraldcd, of Whom six Died and
Ten Are Nut Expected TO Liye--One Man,
Insane from Rain, Jumped Overheard
and Was Drowned.
CAIRO, ILL, May Ono ri the worst
catastrnphus whicn has occurred in this
region for years took place on the Nssis.
siupi river At Wolf Island, q miles below
this city, Al 7 II this morning. 4 rear end
ol one OF the boilers of tile steamer Ohio. a
Cincinnati ahd Memphis packet. blew out.
ming he deck cabin with steam and
boiling water several Of the deck minds
and deck passengers who were eating
breakfast at the time ware literally cooked
alive AMI u large number received serious
burns
Following is 2 list Of the dead William
lihrStmAn, culorcd, fireman, ST. Louis;
Hampton Collins. cnlOred. Memphis;
Thomas Woods, Cplored, residence IN
known; Cyrus Meyers, white second mate.
Of Cincinnati, jumpui into tile river and
was drowned; TWO colOred men, uniienti-
tied.
LIST or The INJURED.
Following is list Of the injured. many
u whom viii die +. w. Crews, Danville,
Na,t Fred Neal, Columbus, Miss: Charles
jackson, fireman, Cincinnati; James
VI L
ress, fireman, Nashville; Colder Tate,
Memphis William Jackson, Washington,
Ia William Henry, Mcruph.s: Albert
Robinson, Cincinnati, George Washington.
Memphis, John Ralph, Cincinnati, e. J..
Patterson white. cook, MGmrhis, William
ii J.ekey, white, deck passenger, New.
port Ky.
The widest CONSERVATION reisned ON
board th" hnai aHi the screams Of the pas
81 j ll.t #at
victims male the scene terrible one The
boat could proceed no further. aud for
seHeFa. hours i lay At the bank while
lur unfortunate victims Law on the deck
WrltH.n5 ~ agony and calling aloud for
a;G,
Al last the :us Argus hove in sight. She
was hailed ami tho sufferers - In num-
hrF, were transferred 10 her deck and she
immediately steamed 10 this Citv. Word
had BEEN telrsrapAed ahead and every
Physician IN town was on the wharf to
meet her.
THE OTHERS MAY NE.
The suffering Of the victims was ale.
waited rs much as possible, but before they
Cui.d be- removed from the boat four OF
thein We're dead The remainder were
transferred TO the United states Marine
Hospital Another one died soon after
Reaching there, and the surgeon declares
mat llot nc 10 now in the hospital will
die.
Cyrus MYERS. the second mate was terri
bly, scadci lie was insane with pain. ana
To- relieve himself he jumped into the
river. lie went to the bottom 1t once and
was seen no more ". II, pickey Of New.
Pntt NY, was seriously injured and may
lose the sight Of both eyes. Aaron Burr
Johnson u White boy, of Memphis was
scaded from head d foot and is not likely
y survive. Z. j, Patterson Of orange, y.
j.. will recover.
None OF the cabin passengers were in
lured. The boat was badly disabled by the
accident. She was lowed up the river and
reached here tonight Her passengers will
DC forward to their destination by rail
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

EA5ToN, Pa, May s--Thc Rev, James
McC,oycrn Of II. Bernard's Catholic
Church has created sensation In his
congregation by administering at the ser.
vices sunday severe rebukcs 10 some of
the young girls of the church who were
receiving attentions from young men be-
yond the pale Of the denomination, who
in some instances scoficd 1t the Catholic
religion. lie warned those girls to refuse
attentions from thesc young men or suffer
accommodation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
IHn rIcrIM IDENTIFIED.
Young Philadelphia Woman who Suf.
fernn Denth by Criminnl MnInrnrtir,.

rmIIApGlIuA, "a, May 4.--rne p0liro
were notified yesterday by Mrs. T.. liu.D
Quite Of No. 1905 Marshal street, that
Elizabeth Hoffman, a servant employed
by her, had died suddenly. The cofourrs
autopsy disclosed that the i.irl. who was is
years old, had died from the effects Of Il
criminal operation.
The husband Of Mrs. Cutie, who is a
medical student, has disappeared and the
police beieiye that HE girl died al I'LL
hands. The victim was identified as Alice
l.urkhart Of No. 1890 Emlcn street. Mrs.
Cutie is under arrest but there is 10 Clew
70 her husbands whereabouts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

CHICAGO, III, May John j. Quinn.
manager of Ed Smith, yesterday received
II telegram from President Nurl If the Crc1.
cent Club Of New Orleans, asking If Paddy
Mcbride Of Philadelphia. who + backed
~ quinn, would tight Johnny Van Hrest.
Quinn wired in answer that Mcbride
would take all.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
4 Eor4L nErR0TH A..


lnNroN, May S-'rhe announcement is
officially made ttir morniugthat the Duke
Ot Nurk has been brtrothed to lie Princess
May ii leck and that the queen has con
sri.tCd to the match.
Prince tieorEc. luke of York, Is the
,ccand son Of Prince OF Wales aui is heir
presiunpt,iNe ~ lte English throne, HE
she Is more ialniNarly called, IL the iatigh-
ter Of The Queens cousin Princess Mary
adelaide q itck Tie princess is g years
Of age and had been betrOthcd to Albert
Victor Duke of Clarence, the Prince of
Wales, eldest son. who died in January $50
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

The Company Murray Street, City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

Rock SPRINGS, WYo. May 5.--George C.
Miller, manager Of It Enmkins, y a., dry
goods house, tried 10 kill his wife and
himself last evening. one bullet mnde d
flesh wound in the woman's back and
another tore away the most Of her lower
jaw, hut she will recover. Turning thl
pistol on himself Miller sent two bullets
into his skull. He will die They sepa.
rated some months ago and Mrs. Miller
had applied for divorce
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
DEIrn FR0M 4 nrsrr Nlih.

Mrs. simmons "f wyoming R.n Sail
Int" Her Foot aud Died al E"rN-lrw.
Special Cprrasp onGcAcrnr Gu1,ftaaa4 Journal
DOVER, Mas Ms. simmons wife Of
William q simmons, telegraph operator
at Wyoming. died early this morning,
from lho effects of ldgk Jaw.
She stepped on an cid rusty nail, about
4 Tcek aSy, wAlaA rapidly deYeJpu into
lUGk-ja
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
KllIea the woman and lllm,rlf.

LIMA, q, May a few years ago
tieorge Hehnins, a prosperous farmer If
Henry county, became infatuated with
Amanda Miller, lie forsoUl his family
and neglected his business. The Miller
woman gained possession II his money
and then left him. Yesterday afternoon lie
called on Miss Miller and Insisted thai she
should marry him. Upon her positive re-
tnsal 70 dose he assaulted her with a knife,
cutting her head To pieces and ended thn
task by killing himself.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

DENvgR. CoL,, May s.-The Santa Fe
Railroad Company, evidently for The pur.
pose q bringing the present rate war to
the termination rs soon as possible, last
night announced u 3 cent rate to all Colo
will undoubtedly meet this, If il does moi
20 better Passengers can ride 800 miles
Tor 70 cents il they desire.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
Committed sn,cile M Iiv.rnoo,

LIyEEPooL, May ga passenger who ar.
rived from New York on the steamship
Arizona, Of the GHion line, which sailed
from New York, April nd, and arrived
here May LIST. has committed suicide in a
lodging house in this city. by shooting
himself with revolver The name of the
suicide is supposed to be Homer.