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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05
APRIL


Friday, April l--'fcmpcratllre "a, co, 50,
Is deg showers.
saturday Aprll 2--remperature 81, IS,
O. II dog. Clear. Goycrnor RcyEuds
appoints John i. Nicholson rs attorney
general,
sunday, April 3--remperature 60. u, Il
81 deg Far. officer ilcrsnuck severely
CIT Uy drunken italian.
Monday April l-Icmperature q, IS,
-, 40 deg / air. triIud lIstlc Knights
u Golden Eagles ui Delaware in session
and admitted 81 last Chiefs during the day.
Tuesday, April 5--temperature 10, Is,
/ r. 81 deg. Fair
Wednesday, Anril t-Tcmperature GIGS,
! 70 A. deg. Clrar. Sudden death of Chan
celior salisbury At his residence at Dover.
1 1t q l5uulOrR this morning.
Thursday, April 1-Iemperaturc SD, g.,
/ Co. Iugtrg Clear.
Friday, NVril s--Tcmpcraturc IS, 60, 20,
IS deg. Clear.
saturday. April 9-'rcmpcrature As, 81.
10, ~ deg. lear Burial of Chancellor
salisbury tins afternoon at O'Clock in the
Episcopal cemetery NJ Dover
sa@uay, April l0-fCmpcrature 40, 45,
H. y 4cg. Clear.
! Monday, AprIl ll--'Temperature 40, iG
y, u deg tieUr,
Tuesday, April l2-Tempcrature 40 as
-, @i,ue2, clear Frank l.. Herbert elected
mayor at New las,t by # plurality of q
aoygr ticulamin i. burk burn, Republican
Wednesday, Awil iS-Icmprratnre A.
90. ~, -. Veg, tear.
Ihur5lay, Arri! 1T Temperature As, 20
~, - deg. ~apN aua rain,
fM5W April Temperature 70, 40. So
81 deg tisar.
saturday ApFil IS Temperature p, 40
- u deg. tirHr. Branch II. Giles wa
appointed by Attorney general Nicholson
49,. il ~ ..r .FHt4 B I.l I. b. .HI .. Oh
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05

66, As deg. Clear. Murder of DR.. J. H. Hill
of Millington, Md, by gang of negroes.
Sunday, April 2i-Temperature So, 81,
65, Al. Clear.
Monday, April 25--Temperature 40, ~,
43. ~ deg Rain and snow.
Tuesday, April 26-Temperature 40. 60,
60, IS deg. Clear. Eden Lodge with over 100
of its members go to Milford to celebrate
the 73d anniversary of Odd Fellowship
Wednesday, April 27--lemp5rature 81,
G., "a, 46deg. Clear. The Times Building
and Genital Theatre in Philadelphia de
stroyed by fire, entailing a loss. of over
si,0O00O0 worth of property and the loss
OF Is lives, members of the DEVILS AUG
ton Company, who were performing in
the theatre.
Thursday, April 2s-Temperature 81, IS,
80, 50 deg. CLEAR. Launch Of the Richard
Peck at the II. Il IL, Co.'S yards.
Friday. April 29-remperature 81, Sc, %,
AZ deg Rain.
Saturday, April 3O-Temperature 50, So,
g., Is deg. Clear.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05

Thursday, Dec. l-Ilcmpcrature 80. SO,
40, 81 deg. Fair. Death ct Colonel John !
]. Gormley OF New castle and Of j. u. |
Clark, editor Of SgSScr Journal, at George |
town.
Friday, Dec, 2-Temperature "a, A., AZ,
So deg. Fair. Death Of Jay Gould Jacques
Dilasser the Frenchman, sentenced To 10
years Imprisonment, $500 fine, llshes and
pillOry. Tor ATTEMPTED assault on Mary
Grusenmeyer u years of age. Louis G.
du pont committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head in the library Of
the Wilmington Club House.
saturday, Dec. 3-Temperature IS, As
AZ, ~ deg. Fair. Sheriff Gould APP
plies the lash upon jacques Diasser,
who was convicted Of attempted fel
| onious assault Oh Mary Grnscnmcyer.
The great foot ball game at Delaware City
between Delaware College and Delaware
Field club in which neither side scored.
Sunday, Dec. -i-.remperature ~, Il, n,
4 80 deg. Fair. president-elect Grover
| Cleveland leaves Hog Island, where he has
! been spcndingt past week duck shooting.
| Monday, Dec. 5-lempGruture -, IS,
| 3S IS deg Fair. Opening Of the Suit for
4 $4,000 damages of Joseph Quinn, admin
istrator Of Harry u. Peace W. the johnson
/ Forge Company.
Tuesday Dec 6--remperature 30 10, II,
| 40 deg. Fair. Fire damages the Ledger
building, Philadelphia. to the extent Of
| Sl50,UOO, Total loss estimated ut 100000
euhesuhy' zee NM lcmneraufc ~, o.
oV, 10 utS; fhif Z. a. Elllotl, lle cham
pioh cycIlst' again lowers his former
Philadelphia to Market street bridge, Vii
mlhStun, IN one hnur ana ~ minutes.
Death of George T. M0mCk.
thursday, Dee. S--lemperatureh {, " 60,
~ deg Cloudy. The wife OF W. ii.
l5lncklstnn presented him with Christmas
GIT, OF three babies, two boys and one girl.
Friday, Dec, !I-Iemperaiurc II, II, A.,
% deg. Partly cloudy.
saturday, Dee. Temperature rs, AZ AZ,
- deg. Clear. The jury in the case OF
the executors Of Harry y. Peace vs.. the
johnson Forge Company awarded the
plaintiff damages in the sum Of 81, $40
sunday, Dee. ll-Iemperature 80, 49,
10. u deg, Clear.
Monday, Dec. l2-Iempcrature % 49,
~, W. deg. Fair.
Tuesday, Dec, l3-Tempcraturc 81, 80
-, 80 deg. Snow and rain. The Delaware
state Grange convene in Masonic Temple.
Wednesday, Dec li-EempGraturc IS,
~, ~, Il dog. Partly cloudy The Della.
ware state Grange In session in Masonic
Temple, hrld an open meeting aud Mavor
, Wiley delivered an address Of welcome
Thursday, Dec. lj-rrmncrntllre ~ iG
IS. "a deg. Fair. AdiDnflitnrnt If State
, Grange. The Jury in the CARPENTER will
| case found that the will Of November 10Th,
SCI, was tho last will and testament of
i, Joseph CARPENTER deceased
: Friday, lee, lCj-Tenrcrnture, ~ ar
, =.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05
MAY.


Sunday, May 1-Temperature CD, 70, 6S,
IS deg. Fair.
Monday, May 2-Temperature 6s, so, 81,
90 deg. Showers.
Tuesday, May 3-'remperature 20, SO, so,
AZ deg James l.. Wolcott appointed chan
cellur BY Governor Reynolds, vice Willard
salisbury. deceased,
Wednesday, May 4-Iemperature oS, 81,
So 50 deg. Fair.
Thursday, May 5-Temperature 60 -,
o. 50 deg. Clear.
Friday, May 6-Temperature g., 70, u,
So deg. Showers.
saturday, May 7-Temperature 60, 90, 60,
AZ deg. Clear.
Sunday May Temperature SO, IS, go,
As deg Clear
Monday, May 9-Tcmperature 60, 50, 70,
So deg Fair.
Tuesday, May lO-Temperature 63, 20,
GS, hi deg. Clear.
"Wednesday, May i1-I'emperature g., 81,
| 20, 81 deg Rain.
Thursday, May l2-Temperature g. 81,
g. 50 deg. Cloudy. Walter Smith pleaded
| guilty of manslaughter in killing of James
| Mcbride. March 18th last. John Y. Cuoper
| threw II. Weiss, champion 125-pound
wrestler of the United States, in l minute
and 20 seconds.
Friday, May i3-Tempersture So; g., 65,
| SO deg. Clear schooner" Long declared
not guilty of the killing of Antonio BassO.
saturday, May l4-Temperature 90, 5S,
| Sc, So deg. Rain.
sunday, May l5-Temperature 81, "A, u,
% deg. Fair.
Monday, May 16-Temperature "A, "A, "A,
80 deg. Clear. Woods and Fay break jail
| at New Castle.
Tuesday, May 17-Temperature IS, a.
"A, 81 deg. showers James Taylor. colored,
who assaulted Nellie SincoX at Kennedy
! Vile Md was lynched.
Wednesday. May 1S-Temperatnre 20,
rs, IS. IS deg Showers. Charles Blackson,
charged with felonious assault upon Mary
A. Lee, December Both last, was acquitted.
Thursday, May 19-Temperature 63, 81
&C. 50 deg Showers
Friday, May 2O--Tempcrature g. 81, 20,
40 deg Showers.
Saturday, May 2l-Temperature So, So,
S., 40 deg. Rain.
Sunday, May 22-Temperatule 55, go, 81
81 deg. Rain
Monday, May 23-Temperature IS, g.
So, - deg. Clear.
Tuesday, May 2i-Temperature CO. 65
10, 81 deg. Clear. st. Johns Commandery
X. r., Of this city given an ovation in
Wednesday, May 25-Temperature 6S
Il, 76, - deg Fair.
Thursday, May 26-Temperature 6s, so
rs IS deg. Fair.
Friday, May 27-Temperature GO, GO, rs
80 deg. Clear.
Saturday, May 2s-Temperature So, "A
&c, "a deg, Clear.
Sunday, May 29-Temperature 6S, TO- :.
, So deg. showers.
Monday, May 3O-Tcmperature 70, IS, Z;
/ 60 deg. Clear. Decoration Day service
c over the graves of the fallen heroe'
$ William 5. Boyd Of Kent, commits suiCid
q by shooting himself through his head.
Tuesday, May 3l-Iemperature 50, so. I,
!, G2 deg. Fair. The supposed slayers {
e Noah Benson put on trial to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05


Both the method and results
when Syrup Of Figs is taken;
it is pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, and acts gently yet
promptly on the Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels, cleanses the system
efTectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures
habitual constipation. Syrupof
Figs is the only remedy OF its
kind ever produced, pleasing to
the taste and acceptable to the
stomach, prompt in its action
and truly beneficial in its eff
fects, prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable
substances, its many excellent
qualities commend it to all and
have made it the most popular
remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in
soc. and 81 bottles by all lead
ing druggists. Any reliable
druggists who may not have it
on hand will procure it promptly
for any one who wishes to try
it. Do not accept any substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fig SYRUP CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
/ louisville, KY. NEW YORK. n. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05
nm. BRI6GS, ViCToRY.


New YORK, Dec. 30.-The trial of
Rev. DIR. Charles A. Briggs of the Union
Theological Seminary, upon the charges
of heretical teaching, ended this evening
with signal triumph for the accused
professor.
The voting on the first charge was
begun at o'clock, and the vote on the
sixth charge was completed and the
Presbytery adjourned shortly before s
o'clock. The result was great sur
vote was adverse 20 sustaining the
charges.
THE CHARGES IN DETAIL.
On the first charge, accusing Pro-
fessor Briggs of teaching that the reason
is q source of divine authority, the vote
was as follows: To sustain the charge,
co. against sustaining the charge, IS.
On the second charge, which accuses
Professor Briggs with teaching that the
church is source of divine authority,
there were 90 votes cast in favor OF sus-
tanning the charge and II against.
THE CLOSEST VOTE.
The closest vote was on the third
charge, that Professor Briggs taught
that the scriptures contained errors of
history and fact. On this charge the
vote was rs follows: To sustain the
| charge, 81; against, g.
After this vote had been taken two or
three of the anti-Briggs men left the
court and others refrained from voting
on the last three charges.
On the fourth charge, accusing Pro-
fessor Briggs with teaching that Moses
was not the author of the Peuateuch.
the result was: To sustain the churgc,
SO; against, T2.
The vote on the fifth charge, accusing
Professor Briggs with teaching that
Isaiah did not write many of the chap
tiers in the book bearing his name, was:
In favor Of sustaining the charge, 40;
against, 20.
The vote on the sixth charge, accus.
ing Professor Briggs of teaching that
sanctitication is progressive after death
was as follows: 70 sustain the charge
81; against, Co.
AN APPEAL TO BE TAKEN.
The case will be appealed to the
General Assembly, which will meet il
Washington early in the spring. The
assembly will appoint commission
consisting Of "A unprcjudiced members
to act on the appeal.
The friends Of DIR. Briggs were greatly
pleased with the result, They had cal
culatcd on majority ranging from to 6
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05

so. 65 deg. Fair. The great Homestead,
Pa, steel workers and Pinkerton battle,
Surrender of the Pinkertons
Thursday, July 7-Temperatnre FATS II,
60 deg. Fair.
Friday, July s--Temperature rs, 70, 20,
GO deg Fair. Mrs. Martha Jane Akin
son committed suicide in South Whining
ton by cutting her throat.
Saturday, July 9-lemperature IS, 50, 81,
65 deg. Fair. Chief Engineer Shields
and Fireman John Kelly dangerously in.
iured BY gasoene explosion at the fire ut
Front and Market streets.
Sunday, July l0-femnerature 80, SO, 81,
65 deg. Fair. Governor Pattison of Penn
sylvania orders 5000 troops, the entire
national guard, to Homestead to quell the
riot.
Monday, July ll--Temperature so, 50, 50,
81 deg Fair.
Tuesday, July l2-'remperature so, 81, 50,
GS deg. Fair.
Wednesday, July 13-remperature 50,
SO, 81, &c deg Fair.
Thursday, July l4-Temperature ~, 81,
| 80. ~ deg. Fair.
Friday, July l5-Temperatnre 81, 49, Sc,
| 76 deg. Fair.
saturday, July 16--Temperature 81, 81,
| So 80 deg, Fair.
Sunday, July l7-Temperature 20, iS 50,
Monday, July ls-Temperature Il, 70,
| 10 IS deg. Fair.
Tuesday, July 1o-Temperature 70, n,
rs, 90 deg. Showers.
"Wednesday, July 2O-Temperature rs,
So, So, 81 deg. Fair.
Thursday, July 2l-'femperature 20, ST.,
SO, G5 deg. Fair. ), Il. Choate appointed
postmaster at Newark by President Harri-
| son.
Friday, July 22-Temperature IS, s., s.,
/ Entr InYth nf Ingnt1h
Hartman, Sr.
Saturday, July 23-Temperature 80, 81,
81, "A deg Fair. General Parke Postles
receives from Secretary of War Stephen d.
Elkns, the Congressional bronze medal
for conspicuous galantry." II. Q. FriGh,
manager of Carnegie Company shot by
Alexander Berkman.
sunday, July 2l-Temperature 49, 02
95 ~ deg. Fair. The hottest day of the
season 50 far. The thermometer register
ing 80 in shade.
Monday July 25-Temperature SO. %
90, rs deg. Fair. City street PAYERS quit
work until higher wages were promised.
Tuesday, July 26-remneraturc So, 96
100, y. Fair, George ". Bockius, super
intendent Of |. 4. Quigley's morocco fac
tory arrested charged with embezzlement
Wednesday July 27-'remperature 50, Of
100, Is deg Fair President Harrison APP
points Watson Il. Sperry, editor of Morn
ing NerS, consul general Of United State
at Ieheran. Death Of Robert j. Jump, thu
oldest Mason in Delaware, at Dover. He
had been Mason for g years,
Thursday, July 2s-Tcmperaturc SO, 80
90, 70 deg. Fair. Michael Dolan dies Sud
denly in his cell at the city hall, due Il
acute alcoholism,
Friday, July 29-Temperature 90, 96, 81
~ deg. Fair. Several people in this city
and New Castle overcome by the cXtrem
heat. Miss Ida keenan,, who was over
come, dies very suddenly.
Saturday July 3O-'remperature S. 50, 90
10 deg Showers. Patrick Gowan, anothe
heat victim, died while at work at the +.
W. & Il. shops.
Saturday, July 3l-Temperature 50, 81
90 rs deg showers Mrs. Anna Kaiser
another victim OF the heat died to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05

Monday, Aug. l--Temperature IL, so, 80,
20 deg. Fair. Walter Massey, colored, SEN
fenced to pay 800 fine and one year in
Jail, for cutting Laura Brown with razor.
"a, Is deg Rain. The Wilmington Il
Northern railroad record n mortgage OF
81, OGO,OOO.
Wednesday, Aug. 3-romperature "A, so,
ST. Is deg. Fair.
Thursday, Aug 4--'lemperature 70, 81,
Sc, 69deE Fair James McDOugal, while III
a fit of mclanChola, ends his life by stab
bling himself through the heart with a
knife.
Friday. Aug. G--Temperatlre 76 SO, 81
65 deg. Fair Mrs Rachel Eustbnrn, 20
years old, fell down stairs in the dark,
| killing herself instantly,
saturday, Aug. G--Temperature 75 ST.
81, 6S deg. Fair.
SUNDAY, Aug. 7-Temperature 70, 81,
| visit Brandywine summit camp-mHeting,
| Monday, Aug. S-Iemperatlre 10, 81, 81,
II deg. Fair
Tuesday, Aug 9--Temperature 50, 90,
93, % deg. Fair
Wednesday, Aug. i0-Temperature 81,
-, ~, 10 deg. Fair.
Thursday. Aug. ll-Tempprature 81, 90,
%, 70 deg. Fair. Close of Brandywine
Summit camp-mecting.
Friday, Aug. l2-Iemperature rs 81, So
81 deg Fair.
Saturday, Aug. l2--Temperature ~, rs,
Is, 60 deg Fair.
Sunday. Aug. li-Temperature H. 20, II,
81 deg. Fair,
| Monday, Aug, 15,-Temperature II, So,
so, 81 deg. Fair.
Tuesday, Aug l6--Tempcrature 49, So,
81, 90 deg. FAIR Deimar, Md, almost
entirely destroyed by fire.
Wednesday, Aug l1-Iemperature rs,
So, NJ, 70 deg, Fair.
Thursday, Aug. lS-Iemperature 50,
Sc, 50, jS deg. Fair. Republican cnnvcn.
ton convened at Dover and Rev. Jonathan
;. Willis nominated for congressman.
Friday Aug. l2-Temperature ~ 81
50 IL deg. Fair.
saturday Aug. 20-'remperature IS, S.
49, Gs leg, Fair.
Sunday, Aug. 2l--Tempcrature 81, s.
So, 81 deg, showers
Monday, Aug y Temperature a, 81
. ~, IS deg. Fair. Tho steamer Chr>tin,
burned to the waters edge Mt Peuus-r"y,
and is a total loss; she was worth SlGUJl.
y Tuesday, Aug, 23--'IcmperaturG ~, 81
So. 65 deg. Fair. l.. Irving Handy Glec,e,
chairman Of Democratic state central com
mIttCC.
Wednesday, Aug. 2i-Temperature ~
, 81, 81, - deg. Showers.
. Thursday, Aug. @5--rempcrature 70. 81
Il IS, 60 deg, ShuWcrs. Farmers lnsiLut
+ meeting al Newport discuss the anthra
= trouble.
Friday, Aug. 2f-remperature 20, 50, 7.
= GO deg. showers.
/. saturday, Aug, 27-femperaturc G5, Z
= Il, IS deg, Clear.
, sunday. Aug. Temperature 80, II, 4
Y 60 deg. Fair, Biz Quarterly meeting.
: Monday, Aug. 2i--lempcraturr IS, +
= IS O. deg Fair, Two more cases of al
/, thrax 1T Ncwuurt
il Tuesday, Aug. 31-rcmperature 20, Z
i 81, u dog. Clear.
=" Wednesday, Aug. Si-rcmpera,ure !
i II, rs, 81 deg. Fair. Funeral Of Asa
70 Poinsctt, who died sunday last.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05
SEPTEMBER.

Thursday. Snpt. l-lcnperature 10, rs, /
~ III deg. Fair. Ira Hill, aged a. aud
Victor Collins, aged years, were instantly
killed by lightning near Laurel, bel
Friday, sept. 2-,Icnp crWureb2, 20 ~, II
deg. Fair. Collector 0f Port George l..
Townsend received circular, placing Ger
tain restrictions upon all immigration at
this port.
Saturday. Sept 3-Tcmpcrature c., n,
10, - deg Fair. Opening 0f the Shell.
pot extension of tue lGyerview electric
line,
sunday, Sept. i-Tcmperature, IS, "a, 20,
js deg, Fair,
81 deg. Fair Labor DAY, celebrated by d
picnic and parade. The commission of
ce-holdcrs appointed to examine the
Wilmington ami Philadelphia turnpike
condemn that tlproUahinre.
Wednesday, sept. I--.inmperature g.. GS,
70, 81 deg, Fnlr, Opening of the fair ut
Hazel Dell. The Delaware Construction
| Company awarded contract of building
| the new briige acrnsS the l3randywine Al
| Washington street, the price being $4,000.
Thursday, Sept. S-ICmpcrature O., -,
| ~, IS deg. Fair. Death ut Poet John q.
| Whittier. John l.. Sullivan knocked uat
| in the list round at New Orleans by James
| j. CorDctt.
IS deg Fair. Closing day Of the fair.
! saturday, sent. lU--lcmperatnrc o.. -
| y, 81 deg Fair. Democratic nomination
election
sunday. Sent, ll-remperatmc Gs, Is, 70
GO deg. Fair.
Monday, sept l2-Temperature &C, &c
%, 60 deg. Fair. Champion Corbett re
ceives an ovation at r.. " tS Il. station II
he passes through this city from New
Orleans to New York
fTtinsdnv Sent I1Tani nnrntnra IN 70
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05

AKRON, o., Dec. 3l--7I7here Is much eX-
citcmcnt over an outbreak of smallpox,
four pronounced eases III different parts
of the city having been reported this
morning. The victims are all men EN-
nloped in the stove foundry of Iaplin,
Rice u Co. Last week a tramp, whose
face was covered with blood, hung
around the foundry. Rigid quarantine
measures are being taken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05

LONDON, Dec. 3o.-Ihe Berlin CORE
spondent Of the Times says "The heads
Of the Jewish community contemplate
sending u petition to the emperor on
the anti,semtic excuses, considering
that the constitution guarantees equal
treatment to Jews and Christians. II is
difficult to see what the emperor could
add to change Won Caprivi's outspoken
denunciatiOn Of the anti-Jewish e&-
Ccsscs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05

Ia PoRrE, lTp. Dec. 3J-Alter sepera-
ton Of g years DR.. Robert Rhea and wife
were united here yesterday. IN 1865 Dr.
RAca went to New Orleans on business
that finally took him to the West Indies.
lii the meantime Mrs. Rhea heard that
her husband was dead and removed to this
city. RhGa lost track OF his wife and Gully
returned to this state few years ago,
settling near AugOra. Yesterday, while
talking to drummer at that place he
learned that his wife was living here and
haatencd to meet her.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05
lensea % lMe Postal cempnny.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 30.-A telegram
received here from G. Il. Arnold, prcsi-
dent of the Commercial Union Tcle-
graph Company, says: "rhe lease of
the Commercial Union Telegraph to the
Postal Telegraph Company has been
completed, and the papers were signed
December 2Sth. The lease is for %
years, from january LIST 1893, and the
terms are & per cont of the Commercial
Company on its capital stock
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05
June.

Nrl,,o,l,,, T,,,a To,,rarat,,ro 20 en-
a, ~ u ~, = ~ 80 w.
% ;;r po WI ~, q tro,,,t,,n, on Of
o, w iiSy' 1S SHn' p't"'"'' ''' o.
o. 20 ues' ,r..,,,ouo,,,-. or CO OF
90 f,rluayi June o-lethPerature o. o. oo'
"'GvB. ra'F. I ,ro,,-o,,,,o go 20
=. SATURDAY, June a-lemPeratufG o., 10
%, - ut6; Gh9Wets' hil.iie ;IS,'
nsea :, fatally sii"t ny 'ier OFo'her lhofias'
"Eeu ~, uVG i,,' !hr;.,.,.,, =, ., on
Snhday; june . temperature ~ o. ~
20 ueE' HuVMtIa; 80 =,
on hohuhy, Jun VI lleraluTe -, %, ~
~ hcs. rAit. ,Gr9irHe, tiGHHrS ti.tt, YSntes
Juii'lauh s'iH iiAitiet IN! Win
MURDER 81 Hoan henson .i az pela a9 lily
ViNitttu ~ lhuiuel y. I'le 1utliu uekiet'
Ing Jury Pr9noullcea.r Juiia iitiIt i OF gnilty.
an nesuaE, 1uNT III ,it I,n " ~ w.,
ooGes' far M;. htaGEnGtn' ehiei o.
oIint Ell 49, iliutiey
rom te shn1'ers a pna,N tI,oS t5eari
I'9 tute i' y ny i''MaFo
l. -, Ttr4uu Whe'I arrested: o. :.
30 Mtuiesu'S 'unc - lPeia'"reVo, 40
'' rpnrs5ay "I I9Ms Zen, ,er.,rro n "a
So 81 deg Clear az r.,..,.,,,,. - 90 90
70 dhr S, ratopin az, ~; III
- W. s ~, ll"l Fisp'i alln heisl
IpiilhaIen LOT , iresl4elI ana lee-lresi-
ntill = .lt.' WIZ ~ " hvPtol'cah party
IN convention az ~ 'h'lgIli'olS
saturday, Jnhe III etnteratnre ~ %,
I Il, % HrE Il ir' ~ DeHocFhlic nohilLi'
lioh e'ectloii' Toner was nominated lgr
sherin ana MIX Tor coroner OF New Castle
county. rL,..-- To-, ~.
sunday, June T. temperature ~, ~, ~
- leG' faiT.
Cd Monday ',hne l"-lenPeratnre ~ $
~ % dcE FhF.
Tuesday, June li-Iemperature ~, 81
w, - n"E' ralT' - ,r..........- a.
Welmes Innc 70 temperature 80
-, -, W dcg. Falr' pAhiei hliler, Jane
Johnson and George Henry HUT SENTENCED
70 Imprisonment Tor ne luf the staying o
Noah l'cnsohi
hHrsAa%' Jule temperature -, -
~ ~ HrS. fAlf;
rldayi June l'-lemrerature 3d. ~ %
= deg FAR.
saturday, llme lS--lemperature So, 81
, ~, ~ Gcs. ,tlpnuy'
sunday; June temperature -, -, y
! 3atg. Clear
/. Monday, Iune u temperature 81, 81. 5.
! q deg. Falr' Inc SIMPLIFY estate, wort
oyer ftO,oV put w at sale ana sold thI
, morning.
: lGcsaay' June temperature Y >
:, Y, y deg Ilear me board oil Iolit
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05


annual session of the Grand Conclave of
Heptasophs.
Thursday, Feb. ll-Temperature IS, Al,
A. % deg. Rain and snow,
Friday, Feb. l2--rcmperature 80, %, 30,
70 deg. Clear.
saturday Feb l3--.remperature Is, p,
"a. IS deg Clear. Eight prisoners We're
whipped at New Castle Jail in the presence
of over 800 people.
Sunday, Feb. li-remperature 80, 43,
10, % deg. Clear.
Monday, Feb l5--Femperature 20, AZ,
43, "a deg. Clear.
Tuesday, Feb. l6-Temperature 26, 80,
80 10 deg. Clear.
Wednesday, Feb. 1T--Temperature 81,
2S 20 ~ deg, Clear. The chancellor issues
restraining order to the Levy Court from
adding 10 or striking out names from the
assessors lists of New Castle county.
Thursday, Feb. ls--Tempcrature. 26, a,
so, 20 deg. Clear. The 18th annual meet
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-05

Arrest of James =. Foreman at Baltimore,
who murderously assaulted his wife in
this city on December 18th.