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Evening journal., 1894-06-04
STORIES BRIEFLY TOLD.


The New Jersey riders won the tristate
relay race between New York and Phila
delphia
A commercial treaty between Argentine
and Italy on the favored nation basis has
been signed
In contest at throwing baseball at
Annapolis, Cadet lizard Of South Carolina
won, throwing 347 feet.
By agreement of counsel tho case Of
Prendergast, the assassin Of Mayor Harri-
son, will not be tried until fall
Ex-Speakor of the State House of Repre-.
sentatiyes Hon. 4. II. Wilson has made a
personal assignment at Providence.
The demonstration by tho Paris social
lists in commemoration of the bloody
week of the commune" was abandoned.
The engagement is announced Of S.
T. Pullen, banker of Portland, Ne, e.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cavozza, the well known
authOress.
The Cambria Iron company's mechan-
ical department at Johnstown, Pa, has
suspended one-half it's employees because
Of a scarcity Of coke
The synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
church at Philadelphia has adopted reso
/ lutions against the admission Of Utah tC
statehood On moral grounds.
Governor Flower has issued an order re
moving Elias 5. Sutphen from the ofilc,
/ Of United States loan commissioner fol
/ Orleans, ~ ", for failing 20 file the ad
ditional bond required by the state comp
/ frollar
Evening journal., 1894-06-04

William D. Miller is arranging a con.
cert for the benefit of the Baby Hospital,
to be given in the Opera House. on the
evening OF June &c. The chorus will be
under the direction Of Professor G. b
Rhoads
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
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FLOODS IN THE WEST.
Portland's Business Portion Partly Sub
merged by the Columbia River.

merged by the Columbia River.
PORTLAND, Or. June 4.-Merchants in
flooded districts have been at WORK NOV
ing out goods or raising them on platforms
above the water. The river continues to
rise every hour, and tho situation becomes
more and more perilous Tho river here
is 81 feet above low water mark. Three
fourths of the wholesale district is under
water from to 10 feet, and the water is
fast encroachlng upon the best part Of the
retail district. Hundreds of small houses
on the flats are surrounded by wator up
10 the SECOND story and have begun TO turn
over A further rise of a foot will take
them out.
Many merchants are unable to get lum-
Der with which to build platforms To keep
their goods above water. Every available
boat in the city has been hired, and boat
men receive from 81 to So per hour for
services. The Western Union Telegraph
company's Office is s.surroundcd by six feet
of water
On the east side many of the elevated
roadways leading to the river are sub
merged Tho Madison street bridge at
| the south end Of the city is the only bridge
open to traffic. A rise Of six inches more
will shut off the gas supply If the city.
| The Union depot is two feet under water,
and the Union Pacific car shops in Albina
are surrounded by five feet. Tho southern
Pacific is the only railroad funning trains
| into Portland and they are compelled tC
stop at the south end Of the city being
unable to reach either depot. The Unior
Pacific is hopelessly tied up both by raj
and by boat
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rHE PRoHlnlTloNlsTs.
Opening of tho International Temperance
Convention az Prohibition Park.

opening OF tho International Temperance
Convention az Prohibition Park.
NEW YORK, juno 4.-The international
Temperance congr s. convened today In
the big tabernacle in Prohibition park
Staten Island. Most of the delegates are
there, and several preliminary meetings
were held sunday. AT the principal meet.
ing General Neal low Of Maine was the
most conspicuous figure The venerable
apostle OF temperance sat I'm the center of
the platform ina Zig rocking chair, which
was covered with iosss. Especial honor
was paid General Dow because the gather
ing delegates were celebrating the forty
third anniversary Of the signing Of the first
prohibitory law In Maine.
General Wager Swayne Of this city pre-.
sided at the meeting Father Murphy OF
Montreal offered the opening prayer. DR.
Joseph Cook of Boston was the principal
speaker. His address was raview of
sixty Years OF Temperance Agitation
What It Has Accomplished He paid c
high tribute 20 thc work done by General
Neal Dow in the campaigns for prohibi
ton in Maine.
Evening journal., 1894-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornbrooks
OF this city. were entertained by their
son, David A. Cornbrooks, at Falkland
yesterday.
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pesnerado .lnhn.on Knleh.

PINEyILLE Ky, June A. - Andrew
johnson, the mountain desperate and
slayer Of seven men, has met his match.
johnson quarreled at a negro dance with
James Horn of Ford, Ky, over a colored
woman. johnson, being policeman, ar
rested Horn, and the shooting commenced.
Both were killed. -Four other men have
been killed over the same woman.
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Tint Prlze Island.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-Johnson is
land, the prize for which, Hawaiian ad
vices intimate, the provisional govern
ment and England are striving in an ocean
race between the Hawaiian steamer H.
wand and II. NJ 5. Champion, has been
the subject Of considerable discussion in
the past two years. 1t was discovered in
1920 by II. NJ. s. Cornwallis and named
after the captain OF that ship
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w. s. Hoffman andg q. w. MeLach-
Ian, OF this city, have returned from
FELTON,, Del.
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ArIkansas River still at Flood.

LAMAR Colo, June FIFTY feet Of
the south end Of the bridge across the Ar
kansas river gave way before the flood,
and an hour later 25 feet on the north end
were swept away. The river covered all
the bottoms and was mile wide at the
bridge Tho Santa Fes tracks cass and
west are submerged, and at Powers seven
miles west, several hundred feet Of track
are washed out. All the irrigation canals
are filled by the overflow, and some oi
them have been broken in many places. A
number of farms along the river have beer
greatly damaged by the food, which wash
cd out all the crops The river is slowly
falling and it is believed that the worst IL
over.
Evening journal., 1894-06-04

Mrs L. Fox, Of Odessa, is stopping
at the Delaware City House. Atlantic
City.
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Mines Full of Water.

DENVER, June Al +. Murden, con
tracting freight agent Of the Union Pa
cifc, is in the city, having come from
Central City. He said; mo one can con
ceive Of the destruction in that part Of the
country. Every mine in Central City and
vicinity is flooded, and there is not YES
tigc Of placer mines left in Clear Creek.
Between Central City and Forks Creek
there are 2S washouts, averaging from lC
to 80 feet in width.
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Umpire Ganrney Seriously Hurt.

Providence, June 4-The injury which
Umpire Gaffney of the Eastern league sus-
tanned by having the wires Of his mask
broken by batted ball last Friday and
his frontal bone splintered resulted more
seriously than was expected. 1t has been
considered necessary TO remove part of the
fractured bone, as its pressure upon the
cerebrum threatened Gahney' reason. He
was operated ON successfully.
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Arninst the Hon.e Of Lords.

GLASGOW, June 4.-One hundred thou
sand persons witnessed here yesterday a
procession by the Radicals as a demonstra.
tion against the house. Of lords. Two don.
keys IN the procession, with coronets on
their heads were intended to be symbol.
ieal Of the institution against which tns
demonstration was directed. A public
meeting was held at which resolutions
were adopted demanding the abolition Of
the house of lords.
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
water rnmine In Lancaster.

LANCASTER, Pa, juno A water fam.
inc, which has threatened Lancaster even
since a break occurred IN the principal
main a week ago, reached the acute stage
when the reservoir supplying the city be.
and will not be until tonight drop OF
water available for the use of the citizens
and manufacturing establishments
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bs one foot and at the font it should
measure four feet For veniencs and
effect hassock is used. on wi i,h the
fair one steps and swings herself in
place from the foot end In this way
there are no tucked up skirts, aud ope's
shoes are not more conspicuous than
ones head.
FIX Levy Court Commissioner William
L Wier, of Christians, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks with
Brighl's disease, is so far recovered as
to be able to resume his business
functions.
Miss Lizzie R Davis, Of this city, Is
spending a months vacation at Singerly,
Md
Miss Rice, Of FELTON,. has been vi ting
her sister, Miss Margaret.Rice, in this city.
Miss Minnie Webb. of ofMilford. is the
guest of friends in this city.
Miss Lllah D. Bailey, Of Greensboro,
Md, and George Christopher, Of Laurel,
Del, will be married in Galestown Nd =,
on Wednesday, Rev. S. N. PichsId, of
Laurel, will perform the ceremony.
George Burrows. Of the Spencer House,
Havrs de Grace, Nd, is in town to day.
Senator Gray spent Sunday with his
family in this city. He returned TO
Washington this morning. He was
accompanied by Andrew @. Gray.
J. Frank wilds. of Dover, was in town
to-day.
DR. Charles Marvel and wife, Of Phlla ,
delphia, were guests of Judge Marvel
yesterday
Master James Joseph Mooney and Miss
Genevieve Agatha O'Connor received the
gold prizes in Christian doctrine in st.
Pauls Sunday school at Fourth and
Jackson streets, yesterday.
Henry o CARRIER, w. F. Bitter, Joseph
G. Bslee, Of Berwyn, Pa. G Harvey, Fl.
McAllister, w Collins. T Byrnes G f..
Berger. J. f Dougherty NJ. Taylor Rne
and L b Tanlaue. Philadelphia wheel
men, rode to this city yesterday and
took dinner at the Clayton House.
DR.. w. F. Kennedy. of this city. will
summer at Spring Lake, n, j.
Miss Ethel Darlington, of this city. has
been visiting friends in West Chester.
Mrs. Hill. of. this city, attended the
wedding of Miss Isabella Emory anC
George Davidson. JT, in Queenstown
Nd, on Saturday.
w. s. Hoffman snda q. w. MeLach-
Ian, OF this city, have returned from
FELTON,, Del.
William D. Miller is arranging con
cert for the benefit of the Baby Hospital
to be given in the Opera House. on tn
evening OF June &C. The chorus will b.
under the direction Of Professor G. b
! Rhoads
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Bobby Bingo Cat his mothers dinner parity
This Il the flrst dinner mamma would let
me Sit at the table with the company" One
Of the Guests-"Then you are not very well
acquainted here. are you, kobblef' bobtie--
No. air. / don't even knnW who oil this
silver belongs to.''-Brooklyn Life.
The blood Is the source Of health. Keep Il
pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. viii h Is
peculiar 10 itself and superior In strength,
economy, and medicinal merit.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. carefully
prepared from the best ingredients. % cents.
Managing Edltor-"Wheres our foreign
letter." City Editor-"Im Just going 20 send
the boy up 20 Mrs. Hssher's boarding house 10
get the copy Managing Editor-"All right.
Tell him 70 come back on the Broadway road
with IL, l want II headed BY Gable. -
Puck.
ar fault finder" said Uncle Eben, "glts
mo- int'rest rum rs investment dan any
uddah man IN de wurl' He kin stah't wild
nutlin' an hab trouble ter las i'm Us whole
life Washington Star
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
Fined For Smuggling a Dog.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno special Dep
uty Collector Of Customs Crilly imposed O
fine of S400 on Captain Tubb, MASTER and
another Of $500 on the steward Of the
British steamship Maine for violating tn,
customs laws in allowing a collie dog tC
land on April II last without a custom
house permit the dog being subject to q
duty of 20 per cent
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE srANpINq.
Held services In an orchard.

STAMFORD, Conn, July 4.-Pastor A.
l.. Shear Of the Congregational church Of
this city, dismissed by the society last
week, received letter from the church e
attorney warning him that he would be
arrested II he attempted to preach in the
church The letter was read before morn
ing service, and many supporters Of the
former pastor left the church in "a body
and attended services conducted by Mr..
Shear i'm am orchard near the paIsonAge.
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Tried 20 KIN wife and Son.

BALTIMORE June 4.-George Hin, fur
niture maker Of Philadelphia, oamo her,
and attempted to kin his wife, Rachel G.
Hill and their youngest son. Mrs Hil
is dangerously wounded and not expectet
70 live. Him and his wife, both from Car
roll county, Md, hal heen married about
20 years, but for some months had beer
sprnrntod
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shootInr succeeds IrnchInr.

DUBLIN, Ga, Juno A negro who at
tempted TO assault Mrs Cooney n woman
living about IS miles from Dublin, was
arrested and put in Jail here. A mob en-
tered the jail, bound and gagged the Jail
er, took the negro three miles from Dub
lin, tied him to a treo and shot him about
% times
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
Regiment on the Move

CHICAGO, June 4-The officers Of the
Twenty-first regiment, U. S. A., passed
through the city on their way to Platts
burg, y. Y, where the regiment has beer
ordered by the war department. The reg
iment has been stationed for Year, ~ IN
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M \. nI. Q. A. Inhnno.

LONDON, June 4-The international
conference Of the Young Mems Christian
association occupied l2 hours, the time be
ing divided between Exeter hall and an
immense pavilion that had been erected
ON the Thames embankment Sermon.
were preached throughout the country II
reference to the jubilee
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spoke the vlrllant.

NEW YORK, june 4. - Tho German
steamer Rhaetia, just arrived from Ham
burg and Havrc, reports having spoken
the yacht Nigilant at 4;3S o'clock Satur
day morning. She was then In latitude
4O:35, longitude 0s:l7, and was proceeding
undor fnll snil
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A FATAL FIRE.
Two Lives Lost and Five Blocks Burned In
Ottumwa, Ia.

OTTUMwA, Ia, June A disastrous
fire occurred here and five blocks are a
mass Of charred timbers and debris. One
person was burned 10 death, one fatally
affected by smoke, and three others wert
seriously injured. James Seymour, .
dwarfed boy, was burned 20 death. The
injured are: Bert Patterson, suffocated
and will die; John McCullom, fireman,
seriously burned; Nick Renner, leg bro.
ken; jerry Seymour, overcome by heat
and hurt by falling timbers. The five
blocks destroyed by the flames included Il
business houses and 20 dwellings. The
loss is estimated at 1925, OOO with about
one-third covered by insurance. The flr'
is supposed TO have originated from the
spark of a locomotive.
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
IvnchInr I'M south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, june Harry Gill, col
ored man, was taken by force from the
jail in Lancaster by party Of 20 men,
carried away about three Lmiles and then
lynched
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DIssipatlon Ilnded Ills Lie

BALTIMORE, June 4-Walton NJ Bus
bee, a young attorney and a member o.
one OF the most prominent North Caro-
lima families died here In the City hospita
from opium poisoning, lie had been OF
a spree and was picked up on the street II
a comatOse condition
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Fired ON a Grabbing Fleet.

CRIsFIELD, Md, June 4.-Twenty- five
grabbing crafts from Somerset county,
whils scraping for crabs in Holland straits
were fired upon by police boat crew Of
Dorchester county, and after a shower of
200 bullets no one was hurt.
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A Fine work OF Arr.

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tunity to secure Famous Paintings Of
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Forced Polltoness Causes a Strike.

BUFFALO, June 4.-Every waiter, por-
ter and bellboy in the Genesee hotel struck
at ~ o'clock last night. The cause Of the
strike was an order issued by the proprie-
tor that every employee should remove his
hat when entering tho Office
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
nIr LIthorraph company raIIs.

SPRINGFIELD. o., juno THE Werner
Art Lithograph company, one Of the larg
est establishments OF the kind In the west
has applied for a receiver Liabilities
Sl75 900, assets, S75 600 They furnished
the World fair Autographs.
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Twn nrnthers nrnwnnd.

LANCASTER, Pa, Juno 4-James and
William stock, aged and ycais rcspec
lively, were dicwEed while bathing 'niCes
toga creek, near this city. William lOsi
his life in an heroic effort to sayo that o
his brother
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Er.Indre IlroomnIl nend.

PHILADELPHIA,J June T. -Ex-Judge John
NJ Bromnll OF Media, for 40 years the
leader OF the bar of Delaware county, died
at the home of his daughter here In 1864
he was elected to congress, and he served
three consecutive terms.
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nrnnIr cnrl,nlin Anid

ST LOUIS, June Miss Ellen J. Chase,
aged %, living in the fashionable west end,
swallowed the contents Of ap ounce bottle
of carbolic acid and died in half an hour
No reason is known why she should COM
init sniclle.
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Cannot Fin DIR. wekerIe's Place.

VIENNA, June Count Hedervary,
who was attempting to form ministry in
Hungary to succeed that Of DIR. Wekerle,
has telegraphcd to Emperor Francis Jo-
seph that he is unable TO form cabinet.
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wor,, Train Wrecked.

ALTON, Ills, June A work train ran
into string OF cars three miles cast Of
here, and Engineer Barnard was killed and
Fireman Harrison badly hurt Six OF the
workmen were Injured
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shot His Coachman.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 4.-W. L..
Lunsford, wealthy young man, shot and
killed his coachmen, Arnold Taylor a ne
gro Lunsford bade Taylor clean horse.
Taylor hesitated, and Lunsford shot him.
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
Tho Ercnch nerhv Run.

PAms, juno All the sporting world
OF Paris went 70 Chantiily 70 witness the
race for the Jockey club prize, the French
Derby, for 3.yearolds The race was won
by Gospodar
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REaIsrER,s nFFIcE.


New Castle County. Del, March -. 1894.
Upon the application OF James IS. Brady
Administrator or John +. Brady, late OF New
ceased, u Is ordered aud directed
traitor aforesaid give notice OF granting OF
letters OF administration upon the estate Of the
deceeseo,with the date OF granting thereof, by
forty days from the date OF such letters IA six
Of the most public places OF the county OF
New Castle, recurring All persons having de-
mands against the estate 10 present the same,
or abide by an act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
10 be inserted within the same period IN the
hvEH1R0 JOURNAL a newspaper published In
Wilmington. Del. and to be continued
therein three weeks, 70. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- OF office OF the Register Aforesaid
At Wilmington, IN New Castle
l.. 8. County aforesaid, the dsv and
J year above written
- ]. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOIlCE
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF admin
lstration we're IN due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned on the twenty-ninth
day OF March, A ID. 1891, and that all persons
having claims against the estate Of the de-
ceased must present the same. duly attested,
10 the said administration, on or before the
twenty ninth day OF March, 1895, or abide
tbs act OF Assembly IN such case made and
provided. JAMES h. BRADY.
Administrator.
Address. New Castle. Delaware.
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Mrs. Hill. of. this city, attended the
wedding of Miss Isabella Emory anC
George Davidson. Jr., in Queenstown
Nd, on Saturday.
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Kuled For CbalIenrInr a vote.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June Gus Hig-
ginbotham fatally shot William Mills at
Elk City. There was an election, and
Mills challenged Higginbotham S vote
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The cannon Exploded.

Jacob Tschsne, living at No. 517 South
Jackson street, was badly injured by the
exploding Of toy cannon Saturday.
Tschsne was firing the cannon In the
rear Of his home when the toy exploded
His face was badlv burned DIR FIRST
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PresbrterIan NIls.ionnrr Conrrcss.

ROCHESTER Juno Tho second annu-
al missionary congress OF the Presbyterian
synod Of New York opened here today.
Evening journal., 1894-06-04

The wedding of Miss Bertha Hill. of
this city, and John p Neaves, of Phila-
delphis, is announced to take place on
Thursday evening. June Ia. The cere-
mony will be performed at the Lome Of
the bride, No. East Third street,
Evening journal., 1894-06-04
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Evening journal., 1894-06-04

"Tbe hammock season being at hand,
It is we'll to know that they should be
hung six and a quarter feet from the
ground at the head ami three and three.
quarters above ground at the foot end
says a fellow who ought to know. ''Ihe
rope at the head which fastens II should
Evening journal., 1894-06-04

Mrs. William A. Runner of this city
is the guest of friends in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1894-06-04

Mrs. Lekites, of Redden, Del, has
been visiting Mrs. A. Macklin, in this
city.
Evening journal., 1894-06-04

Mrs Elizabeth Gray. of this city, is
visiting her son, William Gray, at George
town.
Evening journal., 1894-06-04

DR.. G. H. Lawtou, who has been
seriously III sfor some time. concluded
that he would not get well without a
change Of climate, and has gone to
Newport, R Drs. Mullen and Finn
have charge of his practice.