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Evening journal., 1894-02-13
Colorado Useless speolai Session.

DENVER, Feb. 13-The legislature has
been III session a month at cost to the
state Of over $4,000, and as yet not a single
law has been enacted. Representatives
are indignant at the refusal of Auditor
Goodykoontz to issue warrants for their
salaries until a bill is passed designating
from what fund or funds the money shall
he tnEnn-
Evening journal., 1894-02-13

Miss Lavinia B1srman, of Belair, Nd,
is the guest of Miss Caroline Cooch,
daughter of Register of Wills Cooch.
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moe Mon and VVomen

suffer needlessly. A disordered
stomach, constipation, gout, ,rheum
atism and kidney disease, can pos
itively be avoided by the careful
use of the genuine Carlsbad Spru-
del Salt. Beware of limitations.
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole
Agents, New York. Price per bottle
Sl.O0; large size $3.50.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
Fifty-eight Rioters on Trial.

PITrsRURG, Feb. 1s-An unusual sight
was presented in tie criminal court when
the IS CHARTERS valley rioters were brought
up for trial before Judge Ewing. The en-
tire forces of deputy sheritfs aud Jail depu-
ties were required for the purpose. The
prisoners are being tried as one man.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
A Blizzard Accident.

ROCHESTER,. Feb. 49, Between two and
three feet OF snow have fallen here, delay
ing traffic greatly. Henry W. Hose. a Cen
tral trainman from iolley, went baok TO
signal train at the Allen street crossing
and WAS struck by a passing freight. One
foot WAS cut of. He nearly froze before
he was discovered.
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Tolchn rennln Mnll,lnr.

TOLEDO, Feb. l3-Two hours after the
blizzard struck this city every street car
was abandoned. The wind blew the water
zap the river from the Maumee bay, aud the
docks and Water street are inundated
Business has been at a standstin A blind
ing snowstorm has filled the streets with
drifts and all trains are behind time.
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Fire Did Not Conceal the cr,na

Houston, Feb 13.--In the ruins of a rude
hut which had stood near the East Texas
road in the suburbs was discovered the
dead and charred remains Of Mike Dolan,
its owner Dolan had been stabbed twice
and shot once. To conceal the crime the
hut had been burned. Two negroes have
been arrested
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union. Of Froren IIerrlnr.

GLOUCESTER Mass, Feb. l3.-The fish
ing schooners brought in large quantities
Of frozen herring. and the receipts are the
largest for one day ON record, the total
amounting to 5,O15,OOO in number and 3,Os4
barrels salted.
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his Dog Faithful Unto Death.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. l3-Chesier
r. Stebbins, "A prosperous young farmer Of
South Monson, was found dead about "A
mile from his home. His body was lyEd
in the snow, and his faithful dog was
guarding it. Medical Examiner Holbrook
thinks that death resulted from heart fail
ure The body WAS not frozen, foI the dog
had kept it warm.
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wheat TraIn smnshed Un.

MALONE, y. Y, Feb. lS.--A freight train
on the Central Vermont railroad was bad
ly wrecked few miles west Of Cherubusco.
a misplaced rail was the cause of the acci-
dent. Fifteen cars, mostly filled with
wheat, were piled one upon another in an
almost indescribable mass
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
From Nh nonn rnst.

PORTLAND, Me, Feb. IA heavy north
east storm is raging here The harbor is
now filed with vessels The steamer Port
land did not leave for Boston, and the
steamer Oregon of the Dominion line, from
Liverpool, is thought TO be out in the har.
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on Now HampshIre's oonst.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Feb. ia severe
northeast gale struck this coast A cable
message from the Isle Of Shoals states that
the sea is running high. and IL is impossi-
bic for small vessels TO live. A two masted
schooner was sighted making for Glouces-
ter, with sails flying in pieces.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
FULD'S
SALE
OF
SHOES
ONLY SLIGHTLY SOlLED BY
Smoke and Wafer
New lots being brought down
from our second floor daily. We
warrant that the service of the
goods are not in any way impaired.
The Biggest Sacrifice Sale Of
Shoes Ever Held in
Wilmington.

Come in and see the lots we are
closing out at
05c For Ladies and Misses. slightly
soiled.
$1.2O For Ladies' and dsntlsmen,
slightly soied.
4 1.36 For Ladies and Gentlemen,
slightly soiled.
S1.5O For Ladies' and Gentlemen,
slightly soiled
$1.7O For Ladies' and Gentlemen,
slightly soiled.
$1.95 For Ladies and Gentlemen,
slightly soiled.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13

You'll need carpets this
spring; our new patterns are
arriving daily. Maybe you
have an upstairs that needs
one now. We have decided
to sell 1900 yards Of Tapestry
Brussels for 45c per yard. You
should see them.
One bale of Dundee Rugs,
nice for dining-room, chamber
or bath room, are reduced
from $I75 to 75c each
3ox6O.
All our soc Hassocks are
2sc each, made of Brussels
Moquettes and Wiltons.
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punIsirI, at the Mercy of F,ros.

DUNKRK, n. y, Feb. l3.-Tralns are
several hours late or abandoned entirely,
The water supply gave out, owing to an nc
cldent at the waterworks, leaving the
houses without any water whatever and
the city totally without fire protection.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13

Three hundred pairs of
Mems Flannel Drawers are re-
duced from so cents to %
cents. There will be no more.
All Wool Hopsackings, 80
inches wide, in navy blue and
browns are 29c per yard; from
soc.
All Wool Hopsackings, 50
inches wide, in seal and golden
brown are soc; from CSC.
All Wool Debeige, &c
inches wide, in grays are SOC.
from soc.
The 75c German Loom
Table Damask reduced to SOC
are going fast. All of oul
soc ones are reduced to CSC.
We have included in thi,
great low price effort ten ele
CANT patterns of bleacheC
double damasks, 70 inche
wide, which we shall sell fUt
S3c per yard; from $I25.
This is grand bargain, anc
includes such exquisite liner
patterns as the heur-de- lis
lilies of the valley, clover leaf
etc, all with beautiful borders
We shall sell one thousanC
al linen huckaback towels. d.
inches long and Is inches wide
regular 2oc goods, for 25C
There's no better towel for tn,
bath room than the huckaback
Evening journal., 1894-02-13

The Epworth League of Grace NJ E.
Church gave charity tea" at the home
of Miss Elsie Moore last night. Grace
Orch stra furnished the music, and not
withstanding The unfavocsble weather
a large number was present and the tea
was a success 10 was for the benefit Of
families in East and South Wilmington
which the Epworth League OF Grace
Church is aiding.
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Her Gold wa. Conner and Zinc.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb l3-Mrs Harriet
Morrison of jackson. Mich. came Ia the
mint here to sell what she though: were
two kings of gold worth $4,000, for
which she had paid 5000. The metal
turned out TO be nothing but alloy Of cop.
Der aud zinc.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
Lord Rosobery Entertaln,.

LONDON, Feb. 13.-Lord Rosebery, for
eigu secretary, gave dinner at his Lon
don residence. Among those present were
the Prince of Wales, United States Em-
bassador Bayard and other diplomats,
peers and ministers
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cr,r Nay MOVE His cnnltnl.

ST PETERSBURG, Feb. l3.-Sacharin, the
cars physician, has declared that ST. Pc
tersburg is not suited for the czar's health
and advises him to live at Kieff. The trans
fer of the court permanently to Kiell, there
fore, Is only question Of time.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
Virginia Beach, Via Washington and
Norfolk


One of the most pleasant and destined
to be the popular route from the East TO
Virginia Beach is via the famous Royal
Blue Line and steamers of the Norfolk
aud Washington Steamboat Company
Passengers ia in the Royal Blue five
hour flyer leaving New York daily II 80
m Pbiadelphis 80 n and vii
mington . O5 no make direct through
con ectious, arriving At Virginia Beach
10 90 o'clock the following morning. A
breVk in the journey of Two and half
hours at Washington will prove a relief,
and not the least attractive part of the
trip as the CAPITOL is within a stone s
throw Of the b. & o station. and is
al~sys an interesting object, IL only to
look at its architectural beauties
The steamers Of the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company are
new. fitted up in the latest style, and
are models of the modern shipbuilder's
art
Pullman dining and parlor cars are at
tsched TO the Royal Blue express Ex-
cellept meals are also served on the
steamers
For rates aud futher information, call
on pear-st & o agent or address Il A
Miller, city passenger agent, Wilmington,
| Del
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nrool,lyn CelobrateA Lincoln nav.

BROOKLYN, Feb l3.--The eighty-fifth an
niversary OF the birthday Of Abraham Lin
colu was celebrated at the Union League
club by banquet.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
Fleet nlIrrard Rnnnh.

NEW LONDON. Conn, Feb. is.-No dam.
age to shipping is reported ia this vicinity.
All trains ON the Consolidated road are
late, and street car traffic Is badly blocked.
All outdoor business had to be suspended.
The harbor is filled with vessels.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
Services for Women at -. Andrews.

On Friday, March 2, Rsv james 5
Stone, D D. will conduct Retreat
service In St. Andrews P E Church
The services during the day will be for
women only. but men are adnitted to the
evening service.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
stnrm ON the cnn.t-

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. l3.-A severe north
east storm passed over this city, causing
high tides along the beach and doing con
siderable damage to telegraph wires Se-
yero gales prevail at sea.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13

marriage In general The bachelor
girl affects a mannish attire, usually
earns her own living. lives 10
rooms where she practically does
her own housekeeping. and goes to the
theatre or wherever else her fancy die
tates with entire independence. She IS
always 3 good girl, thougd a striklngly
independent aud fearless one. A taste
Of the joys of Independence seems to
have an effect that is decidedly Rntsgo-
nistic to the general idea of marriage.
Bachelors in society are notable for their
steadfastness as much as anything else.
They are not to be wooed from ceibaey
by any of the ordinary allurements OF
womankind Literally dozens of the
dancing men, whose names are con
stantly in the papers, are bachelors OF
long and reyer,d standing. Most OF
them can recall their fortieth year with
out much effort. but very few of then
can look forward to it,
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
PROPOSALS.

TINTED STATES TREASURY DEPAR =
4 menf. Ofiice Marine Hospital Service,
keedy ISLAND Quarantine, Del, II ebruary le.ls94
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofiice
until noon Of Thursday, February %, ls9i, tc
make certain repairs and alterations TO the
quarantine steamer Louis Pos ern," FOR the
use Of the Narins- Hospital Service. AT
keedy Island Quaran inc, Del. Scheuul ano
further information may 0r obtained upon
applioa ton 10 the undersigned. The right u
reserved TO waive informalitles and to fejeoi
any OF All proposals.. ddtess letters "eia
Port Penn, Del - A. n. SLENNAr. Paefed
Assistant Surgeon, N. II. s., IN command Of
station.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
Pnwder WorI,s Blown un.

FARMINGDALE, n j.. Feb. l3.-An ex-
plosion at the Columbia powder works de-
molished ONE of the buildings. o. Il. Acker
and James L. Eryingw were seriously burned
and terribly bruised
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sound stenmers DID Not Leave.

BRlDGErORr, Conn, Feb. l8.-l'he storm
is quite severe here. None of the New
y nrk steamers left their docks.
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Chairman scott III.

PITTsBURG. Feb. l3.--James b. Scott,
who earned the proud title Of dictator
while chairman Of the famous Johnstown
relief committee, is dangerously in at his
home.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13

Entertained a Large Number of Railroad
Friends at His Home Last NlRht-En-
gaRement of George f.. Founders and
Miss Eva f. Nowland Announced-other
Events of Interest.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13
Outbreak In the CharIestoNn PrI.on.

Boston. Feb. 13.-Another outbreak
among the oonsicis Of the state prison in
Onarlestown was quickly slueichea by
Warden Bridges
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TroIIey Cnr. storm Ilonnd.

LoNC ISLAND CITY. n. a., Feb. l3 The
storm played havoc with the trolley cars
in the suburbs.
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Eire In Tnci.ahne.

TUCKAHoE, \. Y, Feb. l3.-Five resi-
dences were completely destroyed by fire
here, and an aggregate loss Of from 81, ,OOC
to $4,000 was entailod.
Evening journal., 1894-02-13

Harry Dure, of this city, has returned
from West C0ester