Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-18

Two Norman missionaries. Freeman and
Mercer, were tarred and feathered near
Centretown, KY, on Friday.
Governor Mckinley returned Sunday
to Columbus, Ohio. During his two
weeks trip he made nearly 50specches.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and q party of
friends made all excursion to Province
town, Ill Cape Cod, on Saturday, returning
to Gray Gables in the evening.
The members Of the American Bankers
Association were taken from Baltimore
Friday on an excursion to Annapolis,
where they We're received by Governor
Brown and his staff.
Robert A. Dobbin, postmaster Of the
United States senate, was convicted at
Ellicott City, Md. on Saturday, of receiv-
ing $74 in excess of his salary as president
oil the Howard County School Board.
According to a dispatch from Hennessy,
Oklahoma, Il fight between Indian cattle
thieves and cowboys took place 40 miles
west of Hennessy on Wednesday. when
four Indians and two cowboys were killed.
Senior Jose Anirade, the Venezuelan
minister to the United States authorizes u
sweeping denial of the report of internal
troubles in Venezuela. His last advices
from Caracas state that the interests of
peace were never so firmly established"
Mgr. Satolli. the Papal delegate left
| Washington on Saturday for Montreal,
| Canada, having been called there to act as
arbitrator To settle the misunderstanding
| which has arisen between Cardinal Tusch-
cream, metropolitan OF Canada, and the
| civil authorities.
| Oscar Morton was taken from the Jail at
| Beattysville, KY, by mob, early Sum
| day morning, and hanged. He had been
arrested for the fatal shooting of William
| Simms, the sheriff, who had attempted to
arrest Morton for disorderly conduct at a
county fair, on Saturday,
Adispatch from Washington says that in
| consequence of the action of the United
States in terminating without notice the
reciprocity treaty in Brazil, a number of
suits are likely to be brought by importers
against the United States. So far as Brazil
is concerned, the treaty is still in force.
A Chicago despatch saws that Vice .Presi-
dent George W. Howard, of the A. Il. u
who, next to President nebs, has been
the most aggressive enemy of the rail
roads they have ever had" was robbed OF
a pocketbook containing about forty an
nnal passes on the largest railway systems
in the country, while riding OH street
car Friday.
In the suit of William R. Laidlaw
against Russell Sage, brought to recover
damages from Sage, growing out of the
explosion of dynamite bomb in the lat
| ter ONCE, IN which Laldlaw, who was
hurt, recovered a verdict, the general term
of the Supreme Court In New York Fri
day reversed the judgment of the lower
court and ordered new trial.
The British steamer Lord Londonderry
from Belfast for Baltimore, was towed into
st. Johns, Newfoundland, on Saturday, by
the British steamer Maryland. The former
vessel was picked up on the eth inst. witt
a broken shaft. The Maryland had grea
difficulty in bringing the Lord London
derry to port. Five times the vessels
parted during heavy gale on Wednesday
night. The Londonderry, becoming un
manageable, ran into the Maryland, strik
ing her on the starboard quarter, abatt o
the mainmast, and stove in three plates.