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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-03
Notatki Miejskie.

w procesie Coughlina pan Bot
tum W imieniu prokuratoryi przema-
wias wozoraj i dzisiaj zbijas wywo
dy obrohcy Winga. Nareszcie process
ten niezmiernie d1ugi nuzacy zape-
wne zakohczy sic W pierwszych dniach
przysziego tygodnia.
= WAasciciel piwiarni pm. 3O5
Sedgwick str, John T. Kiebel, kto.
ry zastrzeli} by} W swoim lokalu Will
llama Pearsona, zostai przez jury ko-
ronerska oddany pod sad kryminalny
pomimo zeznah swiadk6w naocznych,
re Kiebel strzelil dopiero, kiedy Pear
son ME us{uchai kilkakrotnego wez'
wanna, by stanas, i zrobi} ruch podej-
rzauy, jakoby chcias wyjad rewol'
wer.
W Pullman cd wczoraj rama
we wszystkich fabrykaoh zaczeto po-
nownie pracowac. 5000 roootnik6w
otrzyma{o zatrudnienie: rados6 panu-
je niezmierna!
Dw6ch rabusi6w uzbrojonych
W rewolwery wczoraj wczesnie rano
wesz1o do mieszkania pani Ady
Friend pm. 1855 Dearborn str. Gro
zac rewolwerem pani Friend jej kill
korgu dzieciom, przeszukali cale mie-
szkanie, ale ME znalaz}szy mic godne'
60 ich uwagi, odeszli bez zdoby.
czy.
= Dzisiajpo p6lnocy mostu ma
Rush str. wpads jakis cz1owiek do
rzeki. Poskoczy} "a MIN R. G.. Mar.
tin, majtek parostatku ,,P. D. Armo-
ur", ale ME zdolai 60 uratowat. Wy.
dobyto pozniej zw}oki, PREY kt6rych
znaleziono listy adresowane John
Donahue.
: Ma ulicy Harrison blisko Ho-
more wczoraj godz. lei raDo przy-
szso do b6jki miedzy Johnem Long
Jameson Nolan, W kt6rej Long 20
stas przez swego przeciwnika oiezko,
a moze smiertolnie nozem W hrzuch
skaleczony. Nolan, kt6ry jest maszy'
nista W Szpitalu po wiatowym, zostas
areszto wany. Long liczy 10 lat, mie.
Ska pm. 35l S. Lincoln str. Umie'
szczono 60 W Szpitalu powiatowym.
W lokalu pm. 235-237 Mil
waukee ave., W piwirani A.A. Ander-
soma, policya odkry}a dom cry i are
sztowala graczy. Puszczono ich jed
max wolno i W pare godzin p6&niej
podobno dalej grano W owym loka-
.lu.
- 23.letni Frank Sellers, zatrud-
niony W Hammond, ILL.,, PREY wyrzy-
naniu lodu, wczoraj wieczorem pro-
bujac wskoczy6 ma pociag kolei Mi
chigan Central upads dostai sic pod
ko.a. w szpitalu powiatowym uwa'
zano "a konieczne amputowac mu
prawe ramie prawa noge.
= Tow. neutrality-suspicious.
Pu3askiego otwiera dis l9ta serge.
Zapisac sic mona ma posiedzeniu lub
W ofsie (163 W. Blackhawk ul.).
-Jutro wieczorem W Hall Sheen.
hofena odbedzie sic posiedzenie Klu-
bu polskiego demokratycznego l4ej
wardy. Przypominamy!
W srode inkorporowane costa.
10 nowe Tow. Kr6la Zygmunta I
p. op. sw. Stanislawa B. i M. ma
Bridgeporoie. Inkorporatorami So
OBJ. J6zef szyperski, Jan Twersowski
Nikodem Korzehski.
: Inkorporowany zostal polsko.
republikahski Klub Gel wardy.
= Pani Helena Modrzejewska po.
czawszy cd poniedzialku, bedzie wy.
stepowa}a razem Otisem Skinner W
teatrze Hooleya naszem miescie.
Wystepy potrwaja tydzieh.
- DR.. Kazimierz Mldowicz prze.
prowadzi} dis sw6j offs pod nr.
638 ma Noble ul. (r6g Bradley mad
apteke p. W. Bardohskiego, gdzie
dawniej by} offs S. P. dra Rewkow-
skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-03
TeleSramy KrajoEe.
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOWej.

WASHINGTON, Ego marca.
W. Senacie posiedzenia dzisiaj
ME by}o, a W Izbie pos}6w
zajmowano sic sprawami bud
zetowemi. = z podr6zy pre-.
zydenta donosza, re prawdo-
podobnie Cleveland powr6ci
do Washingtonu W niedziele
lub W poniedzia}ek.
Bali sic dynamitu.
New YORK, 2 marca. Ma
parowcu Teutonic linii White
Star, kt6ry przyby} tu wczo.
raj, W czasie podr6zy wyda.
rzy}a sic scana tragikomiczna,
Q kt6rej kapitan okretu uie lu-
bi opowiadac. Pomiedzy po.
dr6znymi znajdowali sic pull
kownik Gourand, wsp6Inik
Thomasa A. Edison, : John
B. Lane z Loudynu r. G.
Graham, wynalazcy Anglii.
Jeden z tych pan6w mia} re
soba pakunek z}ozony z poi
tuziua skrzynek cygar, zawi-
niety W stare gazety. Stewar.
dowi powiedzlano, by pakiet
ten z}ozyl W miejsce bezpie-
czne, gdyz zawiera on bardzo
cenne rzeczy. Nazajutrz po
puszczeniu sic W podr6z zapy-
tai sic steward owych trzech
podr6znych, czy 6w pakiet do
Mich nalezy; odpowiedziano
mu, re tax jest i zalecono po.
nownie ostroznosc; steward
jednakze odrzekl, re ostroznosc
juz ME jest potrzebna, gdyz
pakiet wrzucono W morze.
= Ludzie zatrudnieni W pre-
dziale pakunkowym nasiu,
chawszy sic o zamachach dy.
namitowych W Anglii, ma pa
kiet 6w patrzyli podejrzliwem
okiem, zw1aszcza, re jakles ia
jemnicze chemiczne wyrazy
byly napisane ma skrzynkach.
Ma jednej re skrzyuek posozo-
ny by} napis: ,,Dolomite, five
minims." Przywo}ano kapi-
tana, ten ME umiejsc sobie
wyt}6maczyc tych wyraz6w,
zawo}a1 platnika Rusella, a
potem i dra Ba 1more. Mkt
z Mich pie umia} wyraz6w wy.
t}6maczyt; odbyto narade i
postanowiono otworzyc jedne
ze skrzynek. Byl W niej ia
kis proszek biafawy. UchWa-
lono wreszcie, kapitan wyda}
rozkaz, by skrzynki tie wszel-
ka ostrC znoscia wyniesc i wrzu-
cic W morze. Rozkazu chetnie
us}uchano i wykonano go ma
tvchmiast Pu}koWnik Gou.
rand i jego towarzysze niema'
10 byli rozgniewani, dowie.
dziawszy sic o TEN, gdyz W
skrzynkach by}y cenne chemi-
kalia nieszkodliwe, kt6rych
sk1ad ME jest znany, a kt6re
wieziono W celu odbywania
doswiadcze6 przy naukowych
odczytach pu1kownika jake
tenze zamierza urzsdzac.
Odwazny szeryf.
SCRANTON, Pa, 2 marca.
Dzis rano okolo godz. 2 gro
mada ludzi starala sic dostac
do wiezienia powiatowego W
Stroudsberg, azeby wyprowa-
die stamtsd i lyuchowac Ne
era Richarda Prior, areszto.
wanepo "a zamordoWanie przed
tygodniem Christiana Ehlers,
w1asciciela pewnego sk4adu.
Szeryf sam jeden zdola} tax
d}ugo opierae sic napasci sku-
tecznie, dop6ki ME nadesz1a
policya, kt6ra tlumy rozpedzi-
Ia. Zachodzi Ottawa, ze ma.
pas6 sic powt6rzy; zarzadzono
odpowiednie srodki ostrozno.
Sci.
RozpaczliWy czyn skaza1ca.
TRENTON, N. j., 2 marca.
Dzis rano o godz. pol do dru.
giej J6zef Walwitz, alias John
M l-,;41 oLo1on- no oo1hHS no
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-03
Rok v.
z P0LITYKI.
POsiedzenie
Klubu demOkratycznego polsko.
amerykanskieg0 l6ej wardy.

Posiedzenie Klubu demo-
kratycznego polsko-ameryxa6.
skiego 16ej wardy odbsdzie sic
d. 4 marca W niedziele o godz.
98 wiecz. W Hall nr. 2 W gma-
chu szkolnym przy ul. Brad,
ley. Wszyscy czlonkowie prz,y.
bye powinni. Sprawy bardzo
wazne, a miedzy innemi wy.
Dor prezydenta.
H. Fuh1, Sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-03
Przykra strata.

New YORK, . marca. Ze
sk3adu jubllerskiego frmy
Tiffony & Go. ukradziono u.
bieg}ej nocy jeden najcen.
niejszych ich wyrob6w fa-
bryki ma rogu ulic Prince i
Mulberry; by} to kubek, kt6
ry po wyko1czeniu wart by}
$4,000. Jaki$ majetny oby-
watel z San Francisco made
slaf by1 sztabe z}ota wartosci
$4,000 i zam6wil kubek wy
sadzany drogimi kamieniami,
a przeznaczony ma podarunek.
Kubek by} prawie wyko6czo'
ny i ma noe wstawiono 60 do
zwyklej szafy oszklonej ma
klucz zamykanej. Poniewaz
W fabryce jest dw6ch nocnych
str6z6w, przeto ME sadzono,
by zachodzilo niebezpiecze1
stwo kradziezy. Nazajutrz
jednakowoz kubek znik}. Tai
ma policya uwiadomiona o wy
padku, natychmiast zaje}a sic
wyszukaniem Shadow z1odzie.
ia, ale ich dotychczas ME od-
kry1a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-03

rzy ma przemian odbywali in
spekcya. Kiedy nadszed1 Ja-
mes Waters, zarzucA mu ME-
spodzianie sznur ma szyje i
zwiaza} go; Waters jednak
krzykna}, MIN mu g}os zamar3
W gardle i wielu innych vie
zni6w pobudzi}o sic. Me VIE
dzac, o co chodzi, niekt6rzy z
Mich r6wniek krzyczeli. Wal.
litz pobieg} korytarzem, ME
uwazajac juz, c1y Waters do
brze zwiazany; ten ostatni
podni6s} sic / dostawszy sic do
aparatu alarmowego, pocisna1
guzik. Lippincott zawezwa
ny sygna}em przyby}, pochwy-
ciwszy po drodze duzy zelazny
revolver napotka1 uciekaja-
cego WallWltza, ktory z re-
wolweru zabranego Water.
sowi strzelil diva razy. Lip
pincott Smiertelnie raniony u.
padl wkr6tce umar1, a tym.
czasem nadbiegli inni dozorcy,
rozbroili zbrodniarza i zwiaza.
wszy go, napowr6t W cell zam.
kneli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-03

WASHINGTON, Ego marca.
W. Senacie posiedzenia dzisiaj
ME by}o, a W Izbie posl6w
zaimowano sic sprawami bud
zetowemi. = z podr6zy pre-
zydenta donosza, re prawdo-
podobnie Cleveland powr6ci
do Washingtonu W niedziele
lub W poniedzia1ek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-03
ROzpaczliwy czyn skazanca.


TRENTON, N. j., 2 marca.
Dzis rano o godz. pol do dru.
giej J6zef Walwitz, alias John
Malwitz, skazany "a rozb6j ma
2O.letnie wiezienie, zrobil roz,
paczliws probe wydostania sic
z wiezienia i przy tenn zastrze-
liz dozorce Jamesa B. Lippin.
Gotta, ojca licznej rodniny.
Przepilowawszy kraty swej
cell zegarowemi pi}ami, kt6re
dostal byl W spos6b tajemni.
czy, wydosta1 sic ma kury-
tarz i oczekiwa1 nadejscia je.
dnego z trzech dozorc6w, kt6.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
SHE THE cooER.

The Duchess OF Bedford is studying all the
necessary subjects TO qualify as a sanitary
inspector
Mrs. Frank Leslie manages her newspa-
pers absolutely down to revising proofs and
signing checks.
The Duchess Of Sutherland has Joined the
total abstinence section Of the Church Of
England Temperance society.
Mrs. Burke Roche's signature, written in
neither an angular nor "A round hand, but a
mixture Of the two, is always IF. Roche"
Miss Cornne Blackburn, daughter Of
Senator Blackburn Of Kentucky, will spend
the summer at Brussels with Minister and
Mrs. Ewing
Miss Marie Cultivate Of De Pere, Wis,
successfully passed an examination as an
expert drummer before the jury appointed
by Theodore Thomas. She is only years
old.
Mrs Duncan Elliott OF New York has a
fortune which yields her an income of some
thing like SO, 600 year The money is alb
solutely her own and under her exclusive
control.
Mrs. Parish Of Gotham's Four Hundred
is one Of the crowned queens Of society
The tiara which she wears upon all grand
occasions, such as the opera and balls, is
worth a kings ransom.
Mrs A. H. Hulzinga, wife OF well known
clergyman, recently told the Woman
Christian Temperance union in Kingston.
n. Y. that corsets are worse than rum and
that they dwarf the soul
Mrs. c. p Huntington is Louisiana Gre
ole and quite attractive. She spends a good
~ In hasr hot
She likes 10 have the artist come to her
and to be photographed in the midst Of her
own luxurious surroundings.
Belva Lockwood recently presented her.
self before the circuit court of Richmond
70 qualify for practice, but the judge de-
MED the application on the ground that all
precedent was contrary TO the admission Of
women to practice in Virginia courts.
Miss Harriet f. Potter Of St. Joseph,
Mich, who became the wife Of Lorin A.
Thurstou, Hawaiian minister TO the United
States. first met Mr.. Thurston at the la
waiian cyclorama on the Midway plaisance
Worlds fair, where she was cashier.
Alice Ayres was a domestic servant in
London, the only support Of her aged
mother. In trying 10 rescue her employers
children when the house burned down she
lost her life. The newspapers Landed her
as a heroine, and a big monument was
placed over her grave Her mother has
just been sent 10 the poorhouse.
Mrs. Caruth. wife Of Congressman Ca
ruth. has something TO say when her hus-
band is engaged in a professional way.
When she heard he was 60 be one Of Breclx-
inridge's counsel. she wrote Ia haste: Il
see the papers say that YOU are 10 be one Of
the defenders OF Mr.. Breckenridge at his
trial when il comes off. You are not going
TO be one" And he wasn't.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

There IL more eatarTh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases Pot To-
Rethsr. and until abe lass few PEARS was
supposed TO be ineuTAbls. For great many
years doctors pronounced ~ . local disease.
aHd prescribed local remedies. aud bT con
s,sn,lT failing 10 cure vsth local treatment
pronounced 10 ineurahls. Science hau
proven oatafrh 90 be a constitutional dis-
ease and tbersfors rsqulres constitutional
ektment Halls Cata ri Care. mAnufao-
tufed BY +. J. Cheney a Co, Toledo. Ohio,
IL ths emily constitutional ou IN the ma
bet. Il 10 taken internally In doaea from
Ten drops 20 = aeaspoonful. ID acts d.
rsct'y on the blood snd mucous surfaces
Of The sYsiem. They odef 500 for snT ease
IL fails 90 cure. send 70 circulars aud tss-
timoniala Address
+. J. CHHSEY a Co. Toledo, o.
.0-sold ~ Druggists; 70 cents.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
TAYLnR lM TRouRlE
Tile co'ored i.erssaer ef Deeds Of the Dis
tsict eft.aiuiubia Must Explain.

Tile coiared i;erlsaer 81 Deeds Of the Dis
tsict 81 na,n,nbia sfast Explain.
WASHINGTON. aug. ass-The OWL serv-
ioa commission has been investigating for
some httle tlmo back charges aliogng
that Q H. J Taylor, the recorder Of deeds
of tie District of Columbia, has boon So
Letting campaien funds from government
employees, contrary to the provisions Of
the eiNil service law, and will Within the
next two days submit d report 90 the press
iaant en tho matter. whiclI report IL is
uneorstoad, viii find that Taylor has been
connected with solicitation Of campaign
contributions and will recommend Tay-
lor's removal from oilioa.
The complete report from the commits
sion IS quite yoluminous and probably
VIII he ready for submission to the presi-
dent and attorney general the laso Of this
week
G. II. J. Taylor was appointed recorder
Of deeds by President Cleveland He
comes from Kansas City, and his conflr-
nation was secured only after stubborn
fight Ia the senate. In an interview he
claimed that the Investigation was made
because the Negro Democratic league was
q eolored organization and insisted that
various state political organizations had
been looking after voters from their
states, assessing campaign contributions
and doing what tho negro league had
done, but that they were not molested.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
CHINESE DEsERTERs.
Came to America 20 Avoid the War, but
win Go Back to BE Killed.

Came to America 20 Avoid the War, but
win Go Back to BE Killed.
CHICAGO, Aug, e8.-Three Chinese sat
In a cell In the Harrison Street jail medi-
tating ON death. They were Mock Coon,
Mock Shen and Lum Bick Hop. Only
few weeks ago these three mon were in
China soldiers In q militia branch OF the
military service Then mutterings Of war
with Japan were heard Mock Coon,
Mock Shen and Lum Bick Hop were then
looking forward, so they left China and
landed at Vancouver, B. G. The United
States was their Mecca, but federal OH
GERS caught them when they crossed the
line at Plaitsburg. n Y, in defiance OF
the Chinese exclusion act
These three deserters from the Chinese
army camo to Chicago in charge OF dep
uty United States marshal. He is taking
them back TO Port Townsend Wash,
whence they win be reshipped back to
China. As deserters, death will be their
portion when they arrive In China.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
socIal and Persnnal Notes.

ExDlstrict Attorney Bsniah Watson,
Of Dover, spent yesterday in this city.
Miss Gertrude Silcox, OF this city. is
spending week with her relatives in
Philadelphia
Clarence Dickey is running a pool
room on the boardwalk at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs H. P. Myers and son re.
turned from the mountains on Sunday.
Miss Martie Solomon is visiting her
friend, Miss Ella Moore, in West Phila
delphia.
Miss Marie Louise Seeds has gone for a
visit to her suut, Miss Dugan, in Balti-
more.
Miss Nellie Tinmons, of Philadelphia
is visiting relatives here,
Mfs Lewis sasse has returned from
Atlantic City.
Robert Cottingham left here yesterday
for ten days stay at Allan tic City.
John E Fox, Of this city, is visiting
his mother at Qninton, n. ].
Mrs Anna Sherer, of this city. lis a
guest of Salem friends.
Henry Wilmer, Of this city. has re.
turned from an extended trip to Camden
and New York.
Miss Reba fullerton, Of this city. Is
spending sometime at Woodstown.
Miss Mella Siger. is visiting Miss anna
Kuhn at North Woodstown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter @. Bsntrick, Of
this city, are visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, at Wash
ington.
4. g. Williams, is spending ten days
at Pitman Grove.
Robert j. Harman has returned from
q three weeks visit to Staten Island,
and is now at Asbury Park.
Miss Annie Reeves, Of Camden, n j.,
is visiting Wilmington friends.
Miss. Lind. OF No. 1925 West
Fourth street and Miss Edith Stephey
Of 1923 West Fourth street have lust re-
turned from three weeks visit 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Hoops on their farm
near Unionville, Chester county, Pa.
J. W. Herlsy and Miss Nora Lynch. Of
Coatsville, Pa, have been visiting rela
iives in this city
Edwin O. jones, Of this city. is visi
NAe AAA1AAo Al AASHf nAdeaAGuuSGlES. b1lOTp
returning he will make an extended stay
with friends in Hoboken and New Yor6
city.
A. B Dance is enjoying life at Atlanti,
City
Miss Stella Dance and Miss Lizzie
Morrison, OF this city, have concluded 1
pleasant visit in West Chester, and ars
now at Atlantic City for some time.
John o. Corners and wife, Of Balti-
more, are visiting his mother, at No 23l
Monroe street They are accompanied
by Miss Rosa Bentz. Of the same place.
Miss Della Biggins, of Philadelphia. !,
visiting Miss Winfred Biggins Of viii
mington.
Miss Lizzie MeNee, Of this city, ii
spending week at Atlantic City.
Miss Mary G. T. Thompson and SOL
Sherwood, of this city, are visiting
relatives In Cecil county Nd.
Rev. B. F Jester, OF the First NJ. P
Church, will start.on a months vacation
tomorrow. He will visit Chincoteapue
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
VIM. B. SHARP
81 CO.
Fourth and Market Sis.

This month will about end
the most successful season we
have ever had on cotton wash
goods. All that we have re-
naming we shall make an ex-
ira effort to get out of the
way Of our Fall goods daily
coming in. The prices made
have no regard for anything
but space.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23

Ginghams-th those at so, 40
and 25c, all imported goods
and new styles this season, are
reduced TO Ioc per yard.
aconets and Lawns-all of
our fine I2Hc qualities are re-
duced to SC per yard.
Printed Pique-all the fine
25c goods reduced to Ioc per
yard.
Embroidered Ginghams-
no finer or handsomer Cling
hams have been sold this sea
son at 25c, are now reduced
to SC per yard.
Mouseline De Dacca-our
finest 35c goods are reduced
to Ioc per yard.
Vienna Crepe-plain and
figured, are reduced from 25c
to I21ac per yard.
Satin Stripe Mull-mostly
in dark grounds, are oHc,
from I2%c.
Satines-ln splendid quail
ties all of our remnants in 2
to Io-yard lengths, asc goods
for Ioc per yard.
Oar sales of Challies and
Scotch Lawns have amounted
to over forty thousand yards
within this month. What few
we have left will be &c pei
yard
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
FISHING EXCURSIONS |
The Favorite Family Twin Screw steamer
HCRAMITE CITY"

VIII sail every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SUNDAY, Commencing August 2d, Down the
Bay TO Augustine Park. ship John and For
tesuue Fishing Grounds, stopping at Della.
ware City and Augustine Park.
Leave Wilmington, Shipley street wharf
week days, I.3i a. m Sundays, 200 Il. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS-From Whining.
ton TO Fishing Grounds, 90 cents; from WI.
ton to Augustine Park, a5 cents.
For n dAs 'e outipg try round trip-you viii
enjoy 1t. -Four hours fishing. The boat will
anchor at the fishing grounds convenient 10
fish from. Lots Of room, good accOmmoda-
tions; no one need be crowded Refreshments
and 20 order on board. Churches, lodges ana
reputable societies can charter day or night
Apply on board. =. kAHNWEILER. Managed
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Tho DeadIv Gasnline Stove.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug 23.-With her
9-month-old babe in her arms and Ethel,
3-year- old, clinging to her skirts, Mrs
Harry Sears attempted TO light gasoline
stove, with the usual result. The baby
was burned to death, and the mother and
little girl were SO terribly burned that
neither can survive
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
cnllided thn I,nr.

providence, Aug. 23.-Tho four mast
ed schooner O. II. Brown, which arrived
in port reported that she collided with
the City Of Berlin off Fire island during
a fog Monday night the steamship scrap
ing along the sohooner's side and cutting
off all chains, belts and platesas If done
by a steam plane.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Alix aud Direotnm to Meet.

PORTLAND, Nc, Aug 23.-The owner
Of Alix, who was at Washington park,
Chicago on Tuesday when she trotted
mile in a.o5i4 teleeraped President Burn
ham Of the Rigby track that If a race
could be arranged between Alix and Di-
reotum for purse Of $40, 600 ho would
bring Alix here Burnhan agreed to
SO, 1000 purse, and Directum's owner has
agreed tO the terms.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Knied by : Roller ExpIosIon.

PARIs, Tex, Aug. 20. Tho boiler at
Bakers mill, in Red River county, ex-
ploded, killing two men, Horton and
Roberts. Fiy Mattney his wife and a
man named Moore were seriously wound
ed One-half the boiler was thrown a dis
tance Of 200 yards striking, and demolish-
ing dwelling in its flight
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
san Francisco's Insurance Muddie.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 23 George W.
Turner, Pacific coast manager of tho
Northwestern National Insurance com
pany OF Milwaukee, resigned from Nom
barship IN the Pacific insurance oombinA-
tion. He declined 70 pay the assessment
oi February 1899, until he could be satis-
fled that none Of the money was employed
TO corrupt Legislators at Sacramento.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
nnnred on the courthouae steps.

KLAMATH FALLS, Or, Aug. 2s.-News
has been received from Lakeyiew that a
mob Of masked men surrounded the ooun-
ty jail and forced tho jailor to surrendera
prisoner named w. S. Thompson. The
mob then hanged Thompson on the court
house stops.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Kinkannn County Are.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug pa special dis
patch says thar miles upon miles Of tho
Kickapoo country arc on fire, the reheo-
tion Of which can be seon for 80 miles.
Tho grass in some places along the val
leys was five feet high, and the blaze is
terrible in conseauence.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
marriage Of Allen speakman.

at 80 this afternoon Allen Speak
man, of this city. will be married to Miss
Esther Hall. Of Swarthmore The wed
ding, which will be performed according
to Friends ceremony, will be quiet
home affair. attended by only the nearest
relatives Of bride aud groom Mr. Speak
man i the president Of the Speakman
Supply and Pipe Company, and is we'll
known in this city The bride is the
osughter Of Thomas Fl Hall, OF Sgarth-
moro.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
New-Century club Auxiliary pratter..

Members Of the entertainment com
mittee OF the New Century Club Auxil.
iary are disappointed that the Delaw are
Camera Club will not be able to give its
entertainment in the club drawing room
to-morrow evening. This is owing to
the illness and absence of the exhibitors
me COMMITTEES will prepare q program,
which, il hasty, will be interesting.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
RaiIroad m Receiver's Hands.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.-The South
Jersey railroad, which only two months
ago opened its line to Cape May, has pass.
ed into tho hands of a receiver, Francis L
Gowen being appointed
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
NoTIcEs.

NOTltTE. = MEETING Il JOHN q WOOL
ot the Christian Endeayor society. will ad-
Dress meeting In the Auditorium. on Thurs
GAY evening, august ~, at o'clock, On THE
lcy y with ut a doubt on Of the most elo-
lNnnt speakers on the American platform.
Hood music. Seats free
MOTTO WIsM1N4f N. DEL. IA AUEUsF
The New Castle agency 81 fhe Farmers Mint
uA Fire Insurance CO., OF the State OF Deis-
wste and ls no longer In our employ. The
hrln of } y. and J.. y. hliason have been ep~
po'uted 70 succeed sim. pa'ties deshing new
Insurance or renewals VIII receive prompt and
careful attention by applying vt their ofIlce
In New Castle. Deiawarp
WILLIAM n. PORTER President
ISAAC VI. Lloyd. Secretary pro tenn
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Lecture ro.night.

At the Auditorium to night the famous
lecturer John G. Woolley. will be heard
Young men and young ladies cannot
afford to mics this address, All are.
invited, fine music, seats free.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
WIN Benefit by the TariT Bill.

LOWELL, Mass, Aug 23.-The opera
tives in the Lowell Manufacturing com.
pany's carpet mills were notified that If
tho new tariff bill becomes law Monday
the 10 per cent cutdown Of last February
will be Immediately restored