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Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Andrew schaller

NOTICE-TO TIE HONORABLE JUDGES
~ OF the Court Of General Sessions OF the
Peace aud Jail Delivery Of the State OF Della
ware, In and for New Castle county. We. the
undersigned respectable citizens and suhstan-
tial freeholders n the First ward of the city
of Wilmington, do hereby certify that VIII
liam Foqrd and William II Robinson. the
tenants and occupants Of the store situated al
the southwest corner Sixth and. Orange streets,
In the First ward, city, county and state
aforesaid and described IN their application.
and who are applicants for a license on Mon
day, the 9Th day OF May, A D., 1895. being The
next term or said court for the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors i0 quantities not less thhA one
half-aallon therein. not 70 be drunk on the
premises, hey being licensed retailers II goods.
wares and general merchandise, tile aggre-
gate cost value Of their stock constantly kept
on hand for sale Is not less than nge hundred
dollars; they are men OF foil age, OF sobriety
and goed moral character; that such sale OF
intoxicating liquors at said place Is necessary
20 accommodate the public; that they are the
tenants Of said house, and the following r6-
spectacle citizens and substantial freeholders
Of said ward AT least twelve of whom All sub
stantial freeholders of said ward, recommend
han aursH 4. Al t..Ht aafa4t
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AMuaEnFrNTs

NOrINF-A GRAND LECTURE WILL BE
given In 81. Paul's M. 4. church by Rev
l. M Foster, who Was "a prisoner la the rebel
Prisons Thursday evening. April ls. 1895 for
the benefit OF smi th Post for ~ mortal Jay.
JACOB SLIFFfR.
Chairman Of Committee.
and Athletic Exhibition.
y. NJ. a. A or wILMINGroN. DEL.
Musical Program by Eastburn Banjo GLIB.
GRANO OPERA HOUSE.
ThurAday, April is. at p IN.
Tickets can be secured AT Opera House after
tuesday ataa IN.
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Waists.

We've lot Of Striped Wash silk
Waists in bright evening colors So.
Plain Black Waist full aud front fancy
collar and belt, S3, Black Figured
SILK Waists, $4.0S.
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bAbItS FaYpt. Es--s- i --'
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PITH OF THE NEWS.

Marie Burroughs. the actress. has sued
her husband Louis MasSen for divorce
charging neglect and infidelity
Three negro men. suspected of barn
burning IN Dallas county. Ala are
thought TO have been lynched by white
men.
Fifty thousand cents were changed for
currency at the Cincinnati -ub-treasury
DR.. Howard. one of the most prominen,
Episcopal clergymen in Tennessee died at
rullahma
Holders of Union Pacific ~ per cent
bonds entered suit at New York Tor nearly
s2O,OO.oDO principal and interest
President Cleveland at Washington
awarded number of gold medals &c for
eign sailors for heroic behavior toward
Americans
Ine government at Madrid will prose
cute newspapers attacking the army by
trlal by courtmartial.
Baron Won Sternberg, chief OF the
world anarchists, was sentenced at
Llege. Belgium, in his absence. to imuris-
onment IOr life
emperor William at Berlin issued an
order prohibiting smoking on the streets
oS the members Of the Berlin garrison.
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The Dispatch
Series Of Short Serial Stories

The list of contributors includes such
names as a. Conan. Harriet Prescott Spot
ford, Julian Haw thOrne. Stanley j. Wey-
man and a host of others equally noted.
No Such value has ever been placed be
fore the people of the three States of which
PittShurg i the center. Not household
can afford Ia he without the GREATEST
NEWSPAPER between New York aud
Chicago at the figures named
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SAILING FOR LIBERIA
The Horsa and Her Load of SegroSN at

SAVANNAH, March 2O-The Danish
steamship HorSa l. now well out on the
Atlantic. on her wav &c Liberia WITT
Eer cargo II 49, negroes ranging from
the infant IN arms 70 the old men O..
the verge Of the grave The trip down
the Savannah river was made With
songs Of gIaduess from the decks of tn
steamer and cheers from crowds ~
negroes on many OF the wharves The
migrants Gld not cease singing their
hymn about going back 10 their father
.auG until the city had disappeared
from sight and the entire party r.
manned u deck which was crowded
with their baggage unit. the tug LEFT
them
The euigrautS carry extensive sup
plies including agricultural implements
and stores IF seed. and have cOE-.dera
DE money IL l. believed 70 be the best
equipped party that mas ever sailed Tor
Africa They VII eudeOvor &c get
about 3.G0I acras Of land together auC
own There are three ministers and !
doctor with them The first buildIE-
20 be put up IN the country VIII be =
church Treasurer Howard Of the Nj
grafton society has left for Memphis %
organize another party IL l. his Inten
ton To send a shIpiOad over every
month # possible One party Is fOrmlnR g
II Savannah. This Il expected TO be al
imitation Of AT extensive Liberia craze
among negroes all over the south
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Il HUNG CHANG IN JAPAN.
A Belief That Peace VIII soon Be Nego-
iiated.

WAsHINGToN, March 20.-Li Hung
Chang's arrival III Japan is regarded IN
official circles a. one of the most slgnlfl-
cant events of recent days. 1t Is the
first time IN his life that the venerable
statesman of China has set foot outside
OF Chinese soil At his advanced age.
he now journeys TO ChIna's traditional!
foe 20 offer enormous concessions aS i
means Ut securing peace
50 tar have the arrangements ad-
vanCed that Prince Lis mission i eN-
pected 10 be consummated within few
DAYS unless some unexpected hitch oc-
ours Count Ito. one Of the two Japa-
neSe envoys Is a close personal TREND
of Ii Hung Chang, the two having set
tied the Curean trouble III 1880 80
great Is the japanese confidence III the
integrity of Ii and his ability &c see
thar China carries out an agreement
that his promises of a settlement will
probably pave the way 10 speedy ces-
satIon of the war.
The reports that Russia will inter
vene 10 stop the agreement are known
10 be misleading from positive lntorma-
rion received here. These satisfy the
authorities that there will be no word
of protest from Russia. The same l.
believed 10 be true as to France. Al
though not with the same certainty.
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THURST0N TO co HOME.
Gresham Said to Have Asked
His Recall.
HE CRITICIZED THE SECRETARY
Ir a Newspaper Interview w-Many stormy
Interview Between Them The span
ISL Minister Recall to BE Demanded
For = similar Reason

WAsHlNGTCN March % IT L re
ported mere that Secretary GRESHAM na-
demanded the recall 0f LorIL \ Thurs.
ton the HawaIlan minister &c Wash
Iugton on the ground that he l. persona
non grata When Secretary Gresham :
attention was called 70 this statement
he positively refused 10 say one word u
confirmation d denial. and other officials
OF the state department aIle2e lgnOr-
ance Of the matter Ii l. known. now
ever, that there has been much friction
between the minister and the state 1e-
partmeut IL the transaction u business
dating back 70 Nr ThurstOn appoint
meut Is minister Probably because ne
was aware Of the state Ot teeing
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towards himself, the minister has nj.
,yays been singularly guarded and dis
erect in his public UtteranceS. a. tar A.
can now be recalled. 50 as not 70 subject
himself &c censUTe
Every effort has been made officially
to disguise the real state of affairs The
Hawaiian minister name has been
ScrupulOuSlv included in all state tCn"
tions III which the diplomatic corp
PLAYS part. and on at least one occa-
sion he has been rendered the honor u
a special dinner by Secretary Gresham
but II Is known that There have been
stormy interviews between them.
Minister Thur>tOu was seen aEG posi-
lively declined to discuss the report
He was at the legation office and was
busily engaged IN preparing budget ot
official mail TO Hawaii He said the
report was of such a character that he
would maintain absolute silence He
did not want this taken as an mtimatlOE
Of affirmation OF denial
II Is reported that the doors If the
state department have been rloSeG
against The representative n the new
republic and he has been -Old that he
must communicate in writing with
the premier of the Cleveland Admins
tTatI8u Is the latter drcin-, 20 >-e h.m
IN person The demand Tor Minister
IhuT-tgu : recall was made te5
That day Secretary Gresham requested
Minister Willis 70 formally c0mmuni
cate to the Hamailan minister II foreign
atfa,rS the fact that Minister ThurstOl
was persona non grata The cOmmuni
cation was sent oy mail and has pTOba
bly, reached the new republic and tbs
news regarding its reception may now
be on an American steamer on the way
to San Francisco
GOssips are also talking Of a rumol
that the Spanish minister : recall wi
be demanded The Spanish diplomat
offense l. alleged to be similar tC Mr.
ThurstOns He gave an interview &
the papers a few days ago, criticiSInG
Secretary Gresham NIt Irally there :.
a commotiOn among the diplomats
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WILL Sc SETTLED AmCA8Lv.
The Dismissal OF Foreign Ministers b
Venezuela Explained


Venezuela Explained
BRUSSELS March 20 1t has been
learned here that the Groubles which leo
&c the iIsmIssa! from Venezuela OF the
French ana Belgian ministers origin
ated IN she fact that the Venezuelan
government. when the late revolution
was over declared chat II wouid follow
the precedent established by the United
States IL refusing C pay claims for
damages done by the defeated army.
The French. Belgian. German and
Spanish ministers met at the Italian le
cation and planned a scheme for court
OF foreign claims practically nreudn =
tC take the matter cut of The hands OF
the NeneZuelans The Italian minister.
tor this reason. refused TO be party t.
the scheme. which was not approved
by the respective foreign governments
The matter would never have come to
light had not the Italian foreign Office
printed the official CORES spOndence in a
green book and when this rea,ned the
president Of Venezuela he was 80 much
annoyed that he dismissed the French
and Belgian ministers Ii Will likely
De settled amiCably
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West yirginians Sentenced.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Messrs. J
O Wheeler and Ira GreathOuse. who
came here from West Virginia 70 nego
tiate with the two greengoods men-A
p Hill and J. r. Hickman-have been
sentenced to six months imprisonment
for carrying concealed weapons HIck
man also received six months for the
same offense, but Hill was acquitted
Judge Miller severely rebuked the jury
for its verdict and ordered Hall and
Hickman to be committed for trial on !
charge of conspiracy.
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PHILADELPHIA. March 2O-Edward S.
Cramp Of the William Cramp & Sons
ship and engine building firm has
signed a contract in New York with
BoultOn Bliss & DOllett. owners of the
Red line. for new iron passenger
steamship for their direct trade between
New York and Maraicabo, TO be ready
for service within six months. The con
tract calls for compliance with the
clause in the naval reserve act which
stipulates a speed of u knots an hour
for four hours This Will place her in
the fourth class under the postal regula-
tions granting subsidies 70 foreign mail
carrying vessels built in this country.
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Coast sinking of the American Schooner
on the Cuban Coast Also Confirmed.
Cuban Rebels Gaining Strength.
TAMPA. Fla. March 2O.-The steamer
Ha~C0rte has arrived direct from Ha
vaua and brought ate reports from the
seat of revolution Copies Of La Lucha
confirm the report of the sinking of the
schooner by the Spanish gunboat off
Puerto Padre near GIbara In the same
issue there are reports of the departure
OF General D Jorge Garrich and Colonel
Santo Cildeo with their commands from
.iguam and their attack on the rnsur-
gents at Los Negros, at which place
battle was fought. This confirms pre-
viUus reports.
A letter received from SandiagO stated
that 30 leading Young men of that place
had gone into the field under the com
mand of a prominent lawyer named
JOmaya Other letters assert that in
Los Villas the insurgents are rapidly
gaining both strength and confidence
Organized bands are beginning TO arise
in different sections of this district, and
especially near SantO SpirIto. This part
of the uprising will cause Spain much
chagrin, for it Is her desire TO keep the
OutsIde world ignorant of the progress
of the revolution, but Los Villas is in
the central portion of the island, and
the chances now are that news will be
more definite now that the trouble is so
much nearer Havana.
For two days uncertain and untrace
able reports have reached here regard
ing an American schooner being fired
upon and dismantled by the Infanta
Isabella near Charlotte harbOr, after
which the schooner drifted ashore,
where she, now lies aground south OF
the above 'arbOr. 1t Is generally un
derstoOd that the authorities at Wash
iugton have been notified of it. The
Irene i a GDastiug schooner of so tons.
cOmmandef by Captain CarballO, and
generally carried crew Of eight. The
incident Ihust have occurred on Satur-
day. and 9has created much comment
here -
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WASHINGTON. March 20 There are
renewed rumors from Kentucky thar
Secretary Carlisle viii enter the sena-
rurlal fight against Blackburn The
secretary declines TO discuss the matter
or &c say when he will go TO Kentucky
II Il probable that he Is wearied of the
never ending talk of his senatorial am
bIuou and that L. the reason for his
silence He has so positively denied
any senatorial tendency that possibly he
thinks II Is unnecessary TO dignity
rum1rs further
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Americans Settling In Mexico.

WASHINGTON, March 20 The secre-
tary Of state has been advised by the
diplomatic representative of the United
at the City of Mexico. under date of
March 6, 1895. that between 200 and
500 negro families have recently arrived
from the United States at Ilahualilo
Durango, Mexico, as colonists. under a
federal concession granted to w II
Ellis, an American citizen.
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Receiver For a Traction Company.

New YORK. March 20 Horace J
Myers of the firm of A NJ KIdder 4
Co. has been appointed by the CuiteG
States circuit court of Virginia aS re
ceiver of the Long Island Traction com
pany The appointment as explained.
in a circular mailed to the stockholders
Is in the nature Of a friendly proceed
ing and Co anticipate a movement foI a
reCelvership originating IN a 1Eartel
hostile 20 the reorganization plan form
ulated at meeting of stockholders held
ID Brooklyn several weeks ago
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CHICAGO. March 2O-It Is expected
that the experts viii have completed
their examination of the books of the
whisky trust for the fiscal year ending
March 81, 1892, by the end of this week
Their report, it i asserted. will contain
developments which will be made the
foundation for suits against certain Of
ficers and directors of the trust TO re
cover moneys which Will aggregate
4. 900 600 or more
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2O-Work is
progressing steadily on the battleship
Indiana. no. III course of construction
at Cramps shipyard As far as the
contractors are concerned the Indiana
will be completed and ready for her of
fetal trial trip early this summer, but
under SecrC airy Herbert's ruling that
all ships must be entirely completed and
ready for sea before they are given the
official trip. it is doubtful if she will be
turned over to the government finally
for many months, possibly years
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DIED WITHOUT a DOCTOR
Much Excitement over a Faith Cure Case
at Dayton.

DAYTON, o. March 2O.-Lilah Thurs
ton Meade. 10 years old, daughter of
Colonel Harry f Meade and grand
daughter of the late Hon. George Houk
who died III Washington while repre-
senting this district in congress. died
Sunday morning without having been
given medi. ! attendance
Mrs. Genr re HOuk and daughter. Mrs
Mead. are from the best families III
Dayton. but of late years have drifted
voluntarily into Christian science prac
tice The child. suffering from typhoid
fever. was taken to a place kept by
John X HattOn and wife. who are AT
the head of the faith-Cure circle here.
and the child died from neglect. The
city Is filed with excitement over 1t
The coroner has forbidden burial of the
child. and has had the body placed in a
vault, and will hold an autopsy HattOn
and his wife are in Jail, but no further
arrests will be made, except by dIrec-
tiUu of the coroner.
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BALTIMORE. March 20-Captair JEFF
ferson Mears of the oyster schooner
General Hancock. has been arrested.
charged with the brutal treatment of
Edward Morrill, a member of his crew
The boy was stripped of his clothing
when the wind was blowing a gale and
the mercury was nearly down to zero.
his wrists We're crossed and tied firmly
together and he was thus trlced mp 20
the rigging: he was then severely
IEhlrrHH
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WASHINGTON March 20.-Admiral
Meade ha- cabled the navy department
that he has I'd with his squadron
from La GUavra Venezuela Tor San
Domingo THIS move l. IN accord
auce with hrs TTeaVyln-ed itinerary and
II the plan l. ur' interrupted by GnaX
pected events JAa a"Nt points VISITED
VIII be Fort Az Prince and rheu san
tlauC lie Cuba
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FALL RIVER. March % In the sec
oud Bristol district court the Weetamoe
mil officials have been convicted IL the
two cases of violation Of the 5ShOEE
law IN employing two minors u Jre
JhaE ) hours N 4 week and fined 800
IL one case and 500 III another. An Ap
peal was taken
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WASHINGTON. March 20 For the first
time since the return Of tke pr=Sldsn'
from his North Carolina trip there " A.
a cabinet meeting at the White Il Use
yesterday All Of the members the
cabinet were in attendance The session
lasted about three hours Ghe i-yeSIden'
having for the first time an opportunity
to discuss with his assistants the several.
foreign incidents that had arisen In hIs
absence and to frame policy for their
disposition
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Movement on Formosa Not Expected.

LONDON, March 20.-The Times today
publishes a dispatch from its CORE
spOndent at Shanghai stating that the
rumOr of japanese expedition to the
Island of FOrmOsa is not credited III
Shanghai. The correspondent adds that
forward movements IN the north are
more likely to follow failure of the
peace negotiations.
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ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-The Sunday
law is to be enforced to the very letter
III st. Louis. Every clause in section
1892 of the revised statutes of the state
of Missouri. which declare that no work
not absolutely necessary shall be done
on the Sabbath, Is to be applied, war
rants issued and prosecutions made
The iquordealers are back of it
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BUFFALO. March % A verdict for
e OOO has been awarded Mrs Huda III
the supreme court against the American
Glucose company whose works were
destroyed by FIRE April - 1894 In this
IRE Mrs Huda husband was one Of
the y Polish la5Orers who perIsked
Three similar suits are on the caIeuiaI
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John.on Max Ride Prnfe.sinnn11r

SYRACUSE, March 2O-Tom Eek is
here in consultation with the Z G
Stearus company. the bicycle manu-
facturers. in relation to John S John.
son becoming a professional He saws
that Johnson will probably do 80 and
ride in France next year johnson will
arrive here from Toronto today. when
a decision IN the matter will be ar
rived Al
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Three Killed In "A Fight.

MERIDIAN, Miss, March 20-A dis
patch from TOomsuba, i'll the eastern
part of this Lauderdalel county brings
news of triple killing at Kewanee. a
small station on the Alabama and Great
Southern railroad, i'll a quarrel between
Pen and Allen Pringle, brothers, aged
respectively p and % years. and James
brittOn, aged 30 years
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CINCINNATI, March 2O-Mrs Balling.
ton Booth and Adjutant Edith Marshall
of the Salvation Army have arrived
from Pittshurg and were escorted by
the army from the deport Mrs Booth
and Miss Marshall are out ON a five.
weeks tour
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EVANSVILLE. Ind. March 20 Charles
Denby Jr-. ana Miss Martha Orr were
married here last night. Mr. Dsnbv i
son of United States Minister Denby
and l. United States secretary of lega.
tI0E at PeHIn. China Miss Orr i
society favOrIte of this city The couple
viii 90 10 Pekin at once to reside.
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A Big Glass Combine.

PITTsBURG, March 2O.-An organiza
ton TO be known as the National
Window Glass Manufacturers associa
tlOn, comprising all the leading window
glass houses of the United States, was
formed at the largest meeting of
window glass manufacturers ever held
III this country at the Monongahela
House III this city yesterday.
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WASHINGTON, March 20. The Grand
Army Is weighted down now with the
Grant statue. which the library com
mIttee of the house and senate declined
tc accept for erection iii Statuary hall
because 1t was not a good likeness of the
dead general The G A r has the
satue on Its hands now and in its guam
dary has sent for Colonel Fred Grant
and General Horace Porter tthe latter
was on Grants staff TO examine and
see whether the criticisms made OIL IL
are correct.
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Accused of Robbins the Man.

NEW YORK, March 20 Waiter "
Robinson, superintendent of letter car
rlers at Yonkers. has been arrested on
the charge of robbing the mails.
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JONEsBoRO. Ark. March 20 John
Gargus, prosperous farmer living
with his wife We're murdered while in
bed asleep near Buffalo Island Their
baby. who was III bed w tn them. was
not mOlested The heads of the aged
couple We're both crushed. There is no
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New YORK. March 20.-GeorCe and
Casper Hagemeyer. composing the firm
of Hagemeysr q Sons wholesale !um.
Der dealers. have assigned 10 Harris F.
Hutchinson, with preferences of $50
O0C 70 Film; x Co, for money advanced
on nOtes
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March 20 The
Harvard faculty has again taken firm
stand against intercollegiate football
contests. and it looks doubtful if the
crimson VIII be represented by an eleven
on the gr.diron next fall
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CINCINNATI, March 20 - Thirteen
members of the Philadelphia council
are inspecting municipal affairs here
They have been touring the south and
report no mishaps with their unlucky
number beyond being chased by II
foot swOrdfsh while on Senator Quay :
naptha launch III Florida.
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PROVIDENCE. March 20 Seventy Eve
employees of Jha American Screw 'cu
pauy have gone out on a strike because
their wages were reduced Oh an average
Of II per cent