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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-21
SENTENCED TO HANG.
a Negroes Horrible Crime to BE
Expiuted.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Feb. 16.-
John Milligan, the negro murderer, was
today sentenced by Judge Scott to be
hanged April 6. He received the SEN
tence without betraying the slightest
feeling. The crime of which he was con-
victed was the murder of Gibbs Clark
and wife, an aged couple, and dangerous
~ injuring their seven-year-old daugh-
ter. After robbing the dead, he fed. but
was captured at st. Louis. He confessed
the crime.
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KZIEK YOU'D

that the senate has refused to confirm
Mr.. Peckham'J nomination. OF course,
under the circumstances. it is proper
that should say very little on the sub
ject. I am only sorry that Mr.. Peckham
was not confirmed. l say this because
/ think that Peckham would have been
q good man for the Office, and would
have filled it with credit and dignity"
Mr. Hornblower courteously declined
to express himself any further on the
subject.
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MR.. sAHMs APPOINTMENT.
He Was Surprised to Hear of It--Brief
sketch of His Life.

AIr- Albert Sahm Wednesday evenig re-
ceived the following telegram from Con-
gresham Bynum:
Il congratulate you Your appoint
ment sent to senate"
Previous to this. however. Mr. Sahm
had received an intimation that he had
been appointed. but he was slow 10 be-
lieve II. When. however It was an
uounced in the afternoon papers, and
the congratulations Of numerous friends
began to pour in he decided that this
last report was not a canard. but had
foundation in fact.
It is hardly prObale that President
Cleveland knew Of IT, but ii is a fact that
Mr.. Sahm's appointment not only came
on St Valentines day, but on his birth
day and for that reason was doubly
gratifying 70 him. Mr. Sahm was thirty
five years old yesterday. When seen by
a Sentinel reporter last night he said:
Il was indeed very agreebly surprised
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NEGROES FOUL MURDER.
Dragged from Home by whites and
Cruelty Tortured.

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. 15.-From
Agelthorpe comes a story of such a hor-
rible murder that Governor Northen has
doubled the usual reward for criminals
Bob Collins. a respectable negro, was
dragged from home by seven white men,
stripped, beaten with a buggy trace,
scraped and cut with a blunt knife. and
left naked nearly seven hours in a
freezing atmosphere. He died just after
being found.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Boy Covered by n Load of Red Hot
Stag.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. IL
Dick Porter, a seventeen-year-old boy
from Knoxville, met 4 horrible death
this morning. lie. with two other
tramps. lay down to sleep near the hot
Stag pile of the Etoco furnace. Soon
afterward a fresh dump of red-hot sag
was made. covering Porter completely
and badly burning the other two. Scarce
~ the bones Of Porter were left.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-21

a Per Cent. of Her Pigs as a Sow Of
other Breeds? What Per Cent of Pigs
DO You Raise?" II. l.. Nowlin, Law
renceburg, Ind.
Have Berkshires Improved in Feet
and Legs in the Last Five Nears2
HoW?" J. Willis Fulton. Newark, o.
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BY THE GOLD BRICK SCHEME
An Ohio Farmer swindIed Out of
$G,692.

TOLEDO, O., Feb 15.-The grand jury
is investigating a gold brick case. The
victim is John Groil. farmer. and he
paid S6692 for two brass bricks after they
had been tested by government assay
ers'' last week. The swindle was per-
petrated in the leading hotel of this
city.
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HIS NAMES SAHM,
Speaking of Indianapolis
Next Postmaster.
The Indiana Delegation Is
Much Gratified.
The Appointee's Friends
Well Pleased.
VALENTINE FOR Mr.. SAHM,
Who Is Surprised on Receiv-
ing the News,
The Day Also Being the Ami
versary OF His Birth.
Result Of the Efforts OF Messrs.
The Appointee's Friends
Well Pleased.
VALENTINE FOR Mr.. SAHM,
Who Is Surprised on Receiv-
ing the News,
The Day Also Being the Ami
versary OF His Birth.
Result OF the Efforts OF Messrs.
Turpie and Bynun.

Much Speculation Heretofore Con-
corning the POstmastership, Al
though the President Had Not Com
sidered the Nomination Until With
in the Past Week-Character of the
Charges Which Are said tn Have
Been Made Against Postmaster
ThompsOn-The Change in the In
dfannpOIis ONCE Completes the List
for the Seventh District.
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WcsIeynn students ExpeIIcd.

DELAWARE. O.. Feb. 1S.-Five students
have been suspended today from Ohio
Wesleyan university. The faculty is hold
ing night sessions TO hear evidence in the
cases. charging various acts of vandalism
and INSTRUMENTATION. Up TO date fourteen
students have been suspended or expelled
and it is expected the number will reach
twenty-one
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CUT OFF WITHOUT A CENT.
Millionaire Cutting Disinherits His
SON for Marrying nm Actress.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-The viii OF
Millionaire Robert !. Cutting, the sec
ond. read before Surrogate Arnold, cuts
off his son Robert i. Cutting. the third.
without a cent The document distinctly
states that this is because he married
Minnie Selignan, the actress.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-21
PECKHAM |SBEATEN
Senate Rejects the Nonni-
nation, Al to 80,
After an Executive Fight
of Some Length.
Hill Wins in His Fight
Against the Judge,
AIDED BY REPUBLICANS.
The Latter Vote Almost Solidly
Against Confirmation,
While Nearly All the Demo-
Gratis Support the Nominee.
Judge Peckhan Refuses to
Talk OF the Action.
AIDED BY REPUBLICANS.
The Latter Vote Almost SOlidly
Against Confirmation,
While Nearly All the Demo-
Gratis Support the Nominee.
Judge Peckham Refuses to
Talk or the Action.

Mr.. BOrnbIOwer Says He Is Sorry on
Account of the Vote of the senate,
Hut Refuses to Talk Further of the
NIatter-The Nomination of Albert
Sahm for Postmaster Confirmed
Representative COoper's BiIi-Other
Indiana News.
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Is 1t snse

To neglect yourself If troubled with any
disease of the kidneys? No, it is danger
Gus; and IL you are so afflicted, attend
TO yourself now. Do not walt, but use
Sulphur Bitters at once. They cured me
when / was given up TO die by several
MISUNDERSTANDING Ham, Boston.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-21
Judge PeeIshan Hns Nothine 90 say.

NEW YORK, Feb. ia representa-
tive of the Associated Press called to-
night at the home of Mr.. Wheeler II.
Peckham and sent up his card. Mr..
Peclxham sent back word that he had
nothing to say to the representatives OF
the press in regard to his rejection.
Ne. Willism b. Hornblower was seen
by an Associated Press representative
at his home. He said: II am very sorry
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-21
BUREAr OF THE sENTINEL.
d. c,

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb IA.
The appointment OF Mr.. Sahm as post
master of Indianapolis. although wholly
unexpected, was gratifying to the In
diana delegation.
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pruning OltU CcOtptOt5utA
The Observation-Disclosures feeling existing
IN the bosom of w. r. Brown, Viola, Iowa, when
he wrote The doctors pronounced mine
severe case OF blood poisoning caused by kidney
disease. Kept my bed two months. They gave
me up to die when L got Dr.. Fenners Kidney
and BaclSache Cure. Soon commenced diScharg-
ing matter in tho urine. After taking Eve bot
ties, l got all right, well and sound. 1t is re-
garded as a wonderful cure. was expected to
die as am 20 years old" This would be won
derful II we were not used to receiving just such
letters. EQUALLY good in female complaints,
rheumatism, heart disease dropsy, and all
blood diseases. Restores the kidneys, purifies
tho blood and heals the diseased tissues. Health
is tho result. II satisfaction not given money
refunded Take home botfle to-day.
At wholesale, Daniel Stewart. Indianap-
oils. IND.
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THE CARE OF CHILDREN.
BOARD OF CHARITIES REPORT AS
TO THE STATE CHARGES.

Defects I'm the system of County
Houses Pointed out-DimcuIty En-
cOuntered in Finding Children
Homes-Action of the Parents De-
tailed.
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catarrh. throat and lung treatment Con-
suit DR.. Jordan, 36 w. Wash-st. Consulta-
ton free.
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ARE MUCH IN EARNEST.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL BERI<-
SHIRE RECORD ASSOCIATION.

About Thirty Delegates from a Num-
her Of states Arc Present and Naiu-
able Papers Arc Read and Discussed
The Program for Today.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
n shou,d AZ Remeaiad

The governor OF Delaware is practi
cally the ruler Of the municipality Of
Wilmington he exercises nearly a.
much power In the administration Of its
affairs as the 70 900 people who consti-
tute its population.
Although nonresident and non
taxpayer he makes appointments which
should never belong to anyone but Will
mingtonians.
Under Democracy which should have
accorded Co our people every advantage
to be derived from local self government,
there has been, year by year, an exten
sion of the power Of an alien In the sd
mlnistration Of our local affairs
This should be remedisd Whining
tonians ere amply able to take care Of
themselves.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
rbay should BE Torn Down.

Ofthe many spots which are an eye
sore to our citizens and are a serious
detriment to our beautiful city, there is
none which ranks higher than the row
of one story frame shsnties on the east
side of Tatnall street, between Front
and Second streets They are owned BY
non resident, who cares nothing foI-
the city or its prosperity, and only has
an interest in the rentals they bring him
IN every month
These shanties, aside fiom being AZ
eytsore, ara q menace to the city 3
health The Board Of Health has already
examined their sanitary condition and
condemned them. They are. used az
second hand stores and rag and paper
warehouses aud the piles Of dirty rags
culled from all parts Of the city are
veritable disease breeding hot beds The
germs Of contagious and Infectious dis
eases are there generated, Afterwards 10
be disseminated throughout the city
They are a menace to surrounding
property and sra regular FIRE traps
ASIDE from the danger Of spontaneous
combustion. the piles OF rags and paper
are temptation 10 the drunken men Of
the incendiary, and st any time blaze
might be started there which would
sweep away thousands Of dollars worth
of property, and lay In rains the lower
part Of the city The owners Of sur
rounding property know this and at the
last meeting Of City Council petitionec
for their demolition. The fire insurance
companies knew II and increased the
rates on any risks placed on neighboring
property.
City Councilman Tyre objected to the
building inspector being instructed to
order these shanties torn down unless
they were in danger Of falling down
The danger does not lie in that direction
II they should fall the odds are ten to
one that no one would bs hurt The
danger lies in their standing in their
present condition.
The public sentiment is for their de.
struction and should the building inspec
tor so order, he will receive the commen
dation Of every one and the support Of
every good citizen The City Council
cannot sffofd to act contrary in this mat
ter, aud 1t is very likely will, at the mex
meeting, act favorably on Building In-
spector Dohl's report, which will be that
they are unsafe and dangerous and
should be torn down.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
VIII tho Action Ba Favorable

Lawyers ard lobbyists are now prepar
ing bills for the General Assembly to pass
upon. Several unhappy couples have
signihed their intention of applying for
3 dissolution Of the marriage ties.
The last General Assembly adopted 4
constitutional amendment giving the
courts exclusive jurisdiction in matters
OF divorce It Is understood that Governor
Reynolds has approved it. II this be so
and the present General Assembly ap
prove 1t likewise, some OF the unhappy
married folk will be compelled to 90 to
the courts sitter all, especially II favor.
able action bs taken on the amendment
early in the session.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
Rats as an Artiole ofDIet.

While passing through the King
street market.this moraing an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter noticed about hfty
carcasses Of some small animal MOI
larger than hare. exposed for sale on a
stand. he asked the seller II they wers
rabbits and WAS answered laconically
rats
The reporter was in doubt al to thu
meaning OF the answer. when the side
walk merchant added:
Them are muskrats We sell lots OF
them 70 people who like them better thar
rabbits You see we catch them for tn,
skins and the bodies are actually Of IA,
use to us We get ton cents piece fol
them The buyers parbotl them. ant
then fry them and they taste something
like tquirrel. havs shout City in thil
lot and III sell them al out to. day
The rats are caught on the marshes .
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
A GREAT SCHsNg PROPOSED.

susqnehanns's water Power to Furnish
Electricity fsr Mills. streat Ralluass
and Lighting IN Towns along IT'S Course.
BAIrrMoaE, Dec 90 "A great scheme
for u ilizng tito wafer nower Of tbe sus
quehenns river 20 furnish elcsiicily for
mills. strost railways and lighting pur-
pose in towns elong the river and IN
Mory lana AID Delaware took dehaite
sheps 80 dag IN the 6liog for record IN
the superior Court OF this city Of & GER
tifeete Of incorporation OF the Sus
quehauua River Electric Company
Mosea d Houseman George X McGsw
John S Bull and Winfield J Taylor. of
Baltimore, and Charles R McConkey. on
Peach Bottom, Pa are named ss in
corporat0rs
The company has been established for
the purpose Of dealing 10 land and
preparing for market. transportation
and sale Of the products OF land. and FIR
carrying on aud operating s shipbulldng,
telegraph. telephone and forwarding or
warehouse business Tho cspitsl stock
is $l00 600 par value OF shars 500 II
Is estimated that SO 600, 600 worth Of
bonds Of the company will be sold ia
New York alone, one banking house
agreeing TO take the whole batch The
Westinghouse Electric Company is at tho
back Of he projsct, which will revclu-
tionzs electric power ia this section Of
the country.
The prime object Of the company will
be to furnish electric po yer 10 the street
railways Of Baltimore. Wilmington,
Philadelphia and intermedlats towns,
large cables being run from the su que
hanna 70 the various points along the
line. The company has purchased eight
miles Of shore land on both sides Of the
river extending from tide water to Como
wingo At this point the stream will be
turned inland and a large dam con
structed Near the dam will be the
power house, ia which the electricity
will be- generated and communicated by
cables 20 those who buy the power
Work will be started on the dam aa
soon as the Spring rains ard fIeshets
are over, and 1t IL expected that power
will be furnished about January /,
1898
Governor Brown, president OF the
Traction and Railway Company, OF Bal
tlmore and Messrs Elgins and Widener
OF the Philadelphia Traction syndicate,
are said to be interested IN the project.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20

ducing his time horored resolution
regarding Cuban Independence -Boff' 10
Express
Shoppers IN these busy days should
know what they want and trade
promptly 10 Is not a time to show
goods fer fun. Simple sgbtaeors and
idle people should keep cut Of the way -
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Ii Hung Chang will probably die with
ont realizing how much good advertising
space was wasted on him in America =
Washington Star.
Those familiar with the STANDARD Oil
Companys tactics will suspect a rise in
coal oil TO follow the announcement that
the Pennsylvania wells are running dry
Baltimore Herald.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
A Marble House.
ZION the BaltImore snn.

From the Baltimore sun.
Tennessee will erect a state building
oD the Atlanta exposition grounds Ii
will be Of marble, OF which the state has
many varieties 1t is said Tennesseans
nave taken bold Of the plan with wonder
iul enthusiasm. The business men are
strongly in favor Of an extensive state
exhibit, and recognize In the Atlanta
exposition ine opportunity to show TO
the world the splendid advantages Of
that state Tennessee Is a state rich in
minerals and affords fine advantages to
tho agrlculturist. Then this marble
house can be brought to the Baltimore
exposition, where stlll greater publicity
can he given to the products and attrac
tions Of Tennessee.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
Important M n. a q. pa,ron.

Arrangements have been raade with the
Wilmington Street Railway Company to
have car at Delaware avenue station TO
meet the local express leaving Philadel-
phia Twenty fourth and Chestnut
streets) at IL 30 p m, reaching Whining.
ton 10 "a p m, provided six or more
persons arrive on the train This at
rangement In connection with the hold
ing OF this train At Philadelphia fifteen
minutes on application Of five or more
persons gives excellent accommodations
TO the patrons Of the B 80
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
Habltuai Druukarda.

HabItual UfuuERTdH.
From the Chester Times.
The plan now being pursued by the
chief OF police of Wilmington In regard
to habltual drunksrds could be, it seems
TO us, adopted with profit In this city
Chief Dolan has had printed, we under
stand, and caused to Do distributed among
the saloon-keepers OF Wilmington list
OF the names Of those persons denom-
mated as hAbitual drunkards, and he has
Instructed his officers TO advise the liquor
dealers Of their Identity What consti
tutes an habitnal drunkard is clearly
defined by the law as being a person $50
frequently drunk as to manifest design
Of repeating the same act
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
STORIES or THE DAY.
From a DsvII's Friend.

A Wilmington theatrical manage r
found the following letter in his box a
day or two ago:
WILMINGTON, Del Dec II. 1894
DEAR SATANIC MAJESTY:
Having visited He'll last eve feel
none the worse for It. Sorry to see you
in hole-but you see it is good to have
conscience Let me know II can as
sist you any and believe me
"A DEVILS FRIEND
The penmanship ls good aud seemingly
feminine In character, but the manager
Is ~ a loss as to tina meaning OF the
strange epistle
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
Greshamania.
I'M the New York Heral

From the New York Herald.
We heartily endorse the sentiments OF
our contemporaries, the Sun and Tribune
on the msddlesome, misohievous foreign
poliev that suggests the query whether
Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Gresham are In
their right minds When the present
administration came In we had fondly
hoped that there would be an end Of the
jingo mania which started the Hawaiian
annexation craze, came near preclpitst
ing war with Chill and barely escaped
trouble with England in the Behrng sea
dispute. But instead Of a return to the
traditional policy Of mindng our own
business and letting foreign powers
attend TO theirs, she world has Witnessed
a progressive development Of Gresh
amanis for meddling with foreign affairs
In every part of the globe wherever any
sort Of trouble has presented an opening
or afforded an opportunity for gratnitous
diplomacy to foreign ENHANCEMENT.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20

To end this suspense which is 30
agonizing to the Every Evening and a
few other newspapers why do not the
Republican members elect meet in caucus
next week and settle the senatorial mat
teri A caucus held now would be Just as
binding as one held in January.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
CROSBY ~ IIGL,
Cos, GOT, sos Market ST.

DENt3YLVAEIA RAlLROAD-5TAel.
ARD Railway Of America - protecta
Throughout ny the Intsrlooking Switch su
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD, IN eject Nov. lS, 169t
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows
co. 30, S'55 aia 10 o5 i0is, 10 Is, II 20, Ii s5
II q 2; m, ~ 85 p, %, y, 10, So o.
Accommodation, Q o.. 100. d. .1olsRu. Il ss,
0heutsr express, ] 81, g, sso.Tss, $50, ss
b5 08. IL rs, II 81 n, j7, o., b5. 2 q
ACCOMMODATION. %. 7o0. sts. 10 IS. ll83am.
u f3, 5 60. 3 30, rs, ~, 1875 p u.
New York, g, 256, 429, 690, 5Co. sS So
3ub A 10. B &c, 3'0i. 91s, iOf5 , M.
fogtln, without change, 10 if sni, B So . 10.
For he South southern Railway Express,
Al p m. Siee ers to Augusta, St. Augustine,
and Tampa; Al p 10. sleeaers 10 Hot Springs,
Memph and New Orlsana.
West uaestsg, wa namo4in, 60 M. 3 20
Nswark Qsntrs sna intermediate station
RsitineFe ana wssbnatop, ses.sgl en-
y u, sil, . IS, fl, % ; T., IL l9 night.
baltimore ano intern ed ieto stAnonR, 3 ~
Aa. oS and II 81 NJ.
Leave Fbnadelphls. Brc sd street, for WI
mtuFfun, express 3 tN i hi, 70, dl, 10, 10 ~
his y s.. an, By 0e 4s; q, a,
-'-t ID ~ " ~ 49, Wv ny "A ~ A ~
n5est1aa. . %. q q. IOss N, ,lss. 6
%, I ei, 622. 9 s3, 10 07, 1laepm
.isudse Irltrs--Lsafe "a lIninRton for:
Philadelphia, express, 81 2 55, 9 -, 30, b5
i3 tntd. Do fj. III 81 I'D, 8t O5, bO4, b8. o.,
20 ? ~, 2 a, Accommodation, 2 %, 8 10 = m,
gn.totsf express, 81, 3. 50. IS. 10 O5.1l 81,
3 ~ i 81, o., bke, 7M, scr N. Accommc.
q Tor, 7cA sluA "a. = 70 -t4o. 400, 3 10, 7as,
Eow Tora. lM sW, 4@. 100. sR
~ eb, le tA y 81 N, n 10. 81, os, aoos 5 So
50 - - sG6out change, B@pm.
For the soath-S luthern Railway Express,
a 3 m, $ ocpeis "a Augusta, ST., Augustine,
end Tampa; q , ~, sleepers 70 Hot springe,
memphis, sud New OrleaLs.
WeAt Nhsstet. gth Lainoh IN, 0t5 a n
Baitlridfe ana vysshinfton. 4.i8 s.0l, 10. &
= %. l' o., 2 ~ 50, '5 os, A., Isl, 20 2. 70.
ssisiaors and intarmeaisie uts tionH scs
lesvs PhlisaalDhis, Broad street for wn.
n,, 4. %. 5ss 74o' gss. j ID. Ii
kcoomnodstioa. s5 9 70 l0s5 m, Is So,
cfainS for belsWsre division lunl G fgs
NUN Caas.s, ia y ban, 2 70, sc, Q lt, @ s.
2 5l > r1. lsi cight
LeWes. s BAN, 81 NJ
NEnrpse i1l Dover, HeFfinqit and ueiglGy
Y. Y v 3 ,, p, n ~ = " , nit ~.
Express inl ssgrU.tng. Q rs 3 u.
E1nfgaE fQr ceDe lht1lea, Oic Point OoNs
Sunday trims for
lfap1 gasllc. " o6 n.gGt.
l-re Charlse, ula Point u1mtort sne Hli
,clE, IL o. 1ighL.
MiadiHscwn. ClaytgD, Dover, WYpnisng
5aiion, herring l1nt hrfa .eyibe, eesfcr1
is1rrSi slr JCIcar, u % night.
flongreaslonsi limited hz lIeel trains con
go ~ eltsrpiF " Fuliman NeHtilglS Patio
sun lNuiug Cars. NJ extra fnre.
siiuiien Express Trains. corspoSed OF puif.
fusu Ne1ecrlo feTlor fsis. NasHtric Pa,
sQgFr f3tnllee sao ininX Osr. No sxtrf
alss
ror iu lhef tllullnAtLla, pi-asileapa ere re-
asftsd Ia the ticFlt e .sllt al re stkiio1
8 y. EliAFoel. =. u. WOOD,
eFenerei Manager. General Passenger As,t
Evening journal., 1894-12-20

The Wilmington Turngemeinde wa
organized to develop German brain and
Drawn It's objects are commendable, and
its zeal to have properly-equipped home
is praiaeworthy.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20

Ar 0runbel- Way does Mrs Smiley
speak Of her husband IS an angel2 Mrs.
Grun0el- Because he smiles and talks
pleasantly to her while he is putting the
studs in his dress shirt
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

seely. the bank thief. might have
known he would be nRbbed If he went to
Chicago Whv didn't he avoid small
towns7- New York Mercury,
Senator Wilkinson Call. Of Florida,
made his annual bid for the support Of
the Key West cigar makers by intro
Evening journal., 1894-12-20

When people are heard TO remark that
50 and SOS advertisements are seen
everywhere it is pretty good evidence
that so-and-so are wealthy aud growing
more so