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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-03-12
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Tn the March HARpER's laurence

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Governor O'FerraII, of Virginia.
expresses himself as highly pleased
with the appointment Of Hon. VIM.
L. Wilson as Postmaster General
AIr. Wilson was in the Governor s
regiment as a private during the late
war. and the executive remembers
him as a splendid soldier, who,
though making no display. was al
ways to the front in time of action.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-03-12

Already the New South is disput-
ing the supremacy of Northern
manufacturers. Julian Ralph, in
the March HARPER's MAGAZINE,
explains some of the causes and
notes the results of the industrial
revolution.
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T. c. Green,
Joseph Trapnell,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
charlestown. Jefferson County. West Virginia.
DRACTICES in the Courts of. Virginia and
i West Virginia. Attention paid to collec-
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NEURALGIA cured bZ p. n Nile, ss;,.,l;..s RA5s
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21


a condemned murderer named Blanck.
held up the jal!cr in tie county prison ut
seattle, Wash ON sunday. with wooden
gun, and then liberated all tho other
PIisuners-an0ut 20 in number.
a dispatch from MNpma, Mexico, SAYS
that the colony of l,0OO negroes recently
established there is rapidly going to pieces.
The negroes are leaving for thoir old homes
III Georgia and Alabgma in squads.
Ec Hem Gik, the Corean cbaroe
datfairrs, who has been confined in t6e
legation in Washington ely by,sgrious
illness for the past three npnths, has been
recalled By his government at Ills avn
request The legation will be IN charge Of
IAN Yong Kin, Secretary Of the legation.
The District Of Columbia court of an.
peHls Mohtny sustained the decision Of
The lower court In the case of Fred, p.
Miller and others, holding that racing and
pool selling within the limits of the liz.
trlct of Columbus were gambling nnJ
therefore,, prohibited by statute. TLip
practically CLOSES Iitc Jennings track
Judge Clearwater nc Kingston N "
Monday, nt.irl the application Of
Anthony " lliHUCk to hG DISCHARGED ~
MS hehIst ON the GrNGnd that he wn. M, n
resident Of New YORK, and brtuuse AN IN
sufficient ni.ni6er Of consents Of creuitor,
were obtained. nim0rli WAS president If
the MerlhNnts' and Bankers Trlerrnnh
To-, which collapsed, AMI ms detts
amounted 10 about Sd0tO.GJU. N
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
NEDDLE TOIEM.


Special Gorrespondencep Gazette and journal
MIDDLETowS, March ls.--The Rev. Frank
Moore Of Forest Presbyterian Church,
preached sermon last night upon "Up to
Date Sermons" The subject was handled
with his usual scholarly ability. During
the discourse he praised the redeeming
features OF the High License bill, now
before the Legislature, and scored the pool
rooms.
John Green, cOlored, who for number
OF years has resided here, died lust night
OF consumption lie was q driver and
breaker oil colts and so industri0usty did
he labor that he managed To accumulate
some property and Was considered the
wealthiust cOlnred man in this section llu
has driven in II number of races and
handled some of the best horses ever
brought to this part Of the country. He
has mud u number Of miraculous escapes
from death, one In particular occurring at
EiktOn. Md, few years ago, when Buck
Gillespie cuiided with Green's sulky,
throwing both out and njuring Mr. Gil
lespic So badly that he died short time
after. Green escaped serious injary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
NO NEED or FEDEa4L rRoops.

MOI LIKELY TO Lead 10 Any International
Complications senator blanchard De-
nonnces the District Attorneys Call for
United states Troops.
WAsIINGr0N, March Ex-senator BLANCHE
ard OF Louisiana, who is in Washington,
said to-day:
THE action Uf the United States district
attorney 1T New Orleans in calling for
unlled States troops to suppress the dis
order at New Orleans is wholly unwur-
ranied and uncalled for. The State of
Louisiana Is amply able to maintain the
peace within her own borders We have
capable millti of ! 200 men, well-drilled
aud equipped. II | had any idea that tile
Federal authorities here would for a mo.
ment entertain the request of the district
attorney at New Orleans | would call on
the encouragement and urge the entire
ABILITY OF the State 10 look after its nwn
affairs. ] may yet do this. although the
action of Governor Foster in DECLARING
mat Federal troops are not needed appears
to cover the case.
Tine trouble is local aud Temporary and
the worst Of 1t is past. 1t in no way an.
proaches the disorder at Chicago. Tie
shooting Of the Englishmpn Baln is not
llkeiy to create any International complI.
cations, rs il is clearly establishes THAI his
nationality had ucthFg to do with lie
ashhEIt upon him but that he was miuulin,.
WIN u crowd which was the centre of n
conflict. The British authorities appear Il,
nave taken a broad and sensible view OF
this fact.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
A LIpiNG IN AN ASH DUMP.


How the DeniSenS OF One Section of the
city Manage To Get u Living Dut of
What Their Weather Seighbors Dis
card.
over on East Twelfth street in the lower
part of the Ninth ward, which, us every
one familiar with the geographical bound
ares of the city knows, COMPRISES that
portion beyond Eleventh street bridge and
living about tho works Of the Pullman
Palace Car Co, there is large dump
where carriers are accustomed to haul ashes
ami use mater, and which Is allowed to
accumulate until several hundred cart
loads are lying in one tremendous heap.
The dump is on the street leading to the
Chicago Electric wire works.
Every morning after the carts have
dumped their ashes and offal on this
miniature mountain, one can see any
where from 10 70 culorei people. as tile
case may be, working ndustrlollslv al the
dump and carefully selecting rags, tin
cans, old rubber shoes boots or whatever
they deem Of sufficient value to carry
away. In this manner many Of the deni-
zens pf that locality seek livelihood, sell
ing the articles they have recovered from
the dump, and sometimes quite snug sum
is realized from the rags and rubber shoes,
for which there is a rendy sale.
Every morning they can be seen stirring
tine ashes with sticks with the hopes of re-
covering some article of value and it is IN
interesting sight TO watch them in their
work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
THREE MUHICtPIL BILLs.
Considered at "a spseIal Meeting of CITY
Council Monday Sight-Keport to BE
Made at To-nisIt's Meeting.

Considered at special Meeting of CITY
Council Monday Sisht-Report to IBe
Made at To-night's Meeting.
4 special meeting of the members of
City Council was held Monday night for the
purpose OF considering three important
bills which it is proposed to present to the
General Assembly.
The first proyldrs for "a city judge to be
elected by the direct vote of the people for
the term of the present municipal Judge
shall expire July LIST, 'he term OF the
incumbent to he elected in June under
the provisions of the bill to begin July LIST.
The new police commission enactment
provides for three commissioners, the
mayor to be one Of them, ex utliCio. and
10 be president, The other two commits
slOners are To be elected from the districts
OF the city, divided north and south, by
sixth street. Tie police force. officers in
cluded, is tp be divided equally between
the two political parties but the chief
must be appointed by the mayor. There
is no change Ill that provision in regard to
appointments Oh the force. requiring thai
the commissioners shall consider fitness or
uuttness as the sole basis for uppuintmrnt
or removal. Either of the two commits
slOnerS can be removed by Council. Two.
thlrds Of all the members voting for the
lNAahNtls y oAfEtssbI Is ~ Dc CHOSEN III
the same way, but must be uf the same
political belief Us the uae removed sal
aries will remain the same, Ia regard to
the removal OF the mayor from the COM
mission, Tor rtASuns similar to those which
would affect either ui the other cuinniIs-
sioners, the Trainers Of the bill deemed
that the present urG.uHuCa in regard to the
removal of that Official for maLlcasanCe ii
ullcc, sufficiently cuNGgs the point without
the nnming the mayor in this connection,
The third bill considered Monday was
in relation to the stree. aid SEVER DEPART
ment, and provides tu}N that department
shall prepare statement eIcH year for the
money necessary Tor tuc approaching
fiscal year amt present same 70 Council on
May Isl.
On the reading of the Municipal Judge
bill Colonel NalnwrlSAt mprel IL, refer
eAHe to the COMMITTEES u4 legislation with
instructions to uivutltG b., Passage.
Councilman MrNutN alphabetically op-
posed such hastN action Nv Council III
such very important matter lie Stigma
tlIed the effort, rs u nsw Hul slrlug suit
denly on CIty Council and On Inc COnl-
muuty. MrMbeFs OF Council who are eX-
pented to have some responsibilities to
thr!! constituents are asked To vote Tor an
enactment they have nuJ seen and To
wElah they have had no opportunity
whatever uI giving The careful GX4Inna.
ZION Vi rs provisions Taich 1t sAulG nm
duuA'e.i!E nave. Mr., MeNaity was all u
sea IN regard to this measure. He lid not
kAUw whether ne Is OPPOSED to the Oill d
not lie Nuu.u, of COURSE, he compelled Il
vote against IT, rs he could not Cuu,cien
tiulNlY give hs endorsement or vote To 4
measure he kntw nothing about.
Other Culueilmen, Ausar5. Nleuney and
~ Nelll. supported Mir. McAulty IN hi.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
pHiLADELpM1A .lvraIRs.

John Martin, formerly assistant high.
way commissioner, lied Monday, aged s.
years, lie was brother Of Dawn Martin,
the Republican leader.
Internal revenue officers Monday seized
two stills anu some rye nasii at the house
uf Israel Lipschuetg, Seunnd street, below
Green. Lipschuet2 was bound Oyer 10
answer at court.
Richard l.. klung, p years old. who was
married in this city on February nth, vas
arrested Monday AZ an alleged fugitive
from Justice, and was cOlnmitted to await
requisition. Klung, II Is charged, obtained
by false pretG"cs $500 from u woman in
Milwaukee,, and abandoned wife and
three children there.
at the l2ith annual dinner Of the
liibernian Society Monday night Mayor
Stuart presided ana Secretary OF the Navy
Herbert, james NJ. BECK, General Louis
Wagner and Henry j. Mccarthy were
among the Speakers, General ST. Clair
Mulholland presented to the city portrait
Of Commodore Barry, which was received
by the mayor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
THREE no as Bs BURNED.
Fire Destroys the Frame shanties Owned
by u. %. Benuett, Fifteenth and Clay.
mint SIrsuts

Fire Destroys the Frame Shanties Owned
by u. %. Benuett, Fifteenth and Clay.
mont Streets.
The alarm which was turned in from
box 10, Eleventh and Church streets, o. 30
O'Clock Tuesday, was for lire in a
row of frame houses owned by \. q.
Bennett at Fifteenth aud Claymont streets
in the lower part of the Ninth ward. Mrs.
Ella FrOhman, Golored. and widow with
two small children lives in the house
nearest to Claymunt street. She closed the
dwelling and with her two children went
to "A neghbDrs leaving tue house unucctl.
pied and red hot stove WHICH set lire To
the wood work during her absence. 4
cnlored man discovered the lire and nOti-
fled PatrOlman shell.
The fire box at Thirteenth and CLAY.
mont, two squares away has been out Of
seayicc for a week, and tine policeman had
to run all the way to Eleventh and Church
streets to strike al alarm. The Fire DE.
parlment responded promptly aud pnt out
the flames, but moi until two of the houses
were damaged Ia such an extent that they
Will have to come dawn. Tho building
Inspector will probably condemn them.
Mary Gray lives in the house nearest to
Head street. All the windows have been
smashed ont Of the middle house, which Is
unOCCupiGd. ".-
Mr.. Bennett stated on Tuesday thnt
the houses were insured in the New Castle
County Mutual Insurance Co for about
soUo: The Insurance will just about cover
the loss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
HIGH OFFICIALS INDICTED.

Report of the Grand Jury That Considered
the Corruption In the Police DEPART
ment inspectors aud Captains In the
Tolls.
new YoBK, March 1S.-Twepty indict-
ments against police or other officials ana
ex-oilicIAls were returned to-day by the
grand jury of the extraordinary Overland
terminer, A presentment, scoring super
intendent Dyrnes and other high officials
also handed to Judge lngraham. Bench
warrants were signed for the INDICTED men.
and they were notified to appear in court
tomorrow.
More indictments may be returned to.
morrow. Every effort was made tol keep
the names of the indicted men SECRET,
although none of them, IL was said Was
10 be put under arrest tonight when hoti-
fled of his Indictment.
SOME OF THOSE INDICTED. N
Among the officers of the department
who are believed 10 hape been indicted ury.i
William w, Mclaughlin, inspector,
Joseph +. Eukins, captain.
Michael J, Murphy, captain. 4
james Is. Price. captain.
Jacob Seibert, captain.
William Strauss, captain.
William Schultz, captain.
1t was also reported thai indictments hal
peeli luunu against:
Michael Doherty, eK-captain.
John T. Stephenson, e1.captain,
=, Against Inspector Mclaughlin, il Is said, \
there are five indictments.
Some Of the other indictments are said
to be against officials who are not police
officials, and one of whom Is employed In
the comptroller's Office, but this was
largely conjecture
IT, was learned, beyond perad venture,
that the report Of contemplated indlol-
mGnt of ex.Mayor Gilroy wls false, and
that the grand jury had not even consid-
cred charges against him.
MOST IMPORTANT rREsESTMESTs.
IN regard to superintendent Byrnes it
was sad that the grand jury was content
To make presentmont against him, As
to Representations, IL rs believed that
they are still considering the charges
against him. From statements made since
the evidence against Captain Cross was
thrown ont by the supreme court, 1t is
supposed that the grand jury have care
lnlly gone over the cases again and in
dlcted no official on evidence which might
not be considered from legal standpoint
sufficient to convict because uncor-
roborHtedl. and it is believed that this
state OF affairs WAS what hindered the
grand jury from returning all the indigt-
nlcpts Today.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
PROMPT plSAyOWAL DEMANDED.
Secretary 0reenam's Imperative
Cabisgram to Minister Taylor.

The United Sfaics Government Demands
Fran spain Prompt pisavowai of fhs
Unauthorized Aat 81 THE Spanish tun-
balt in Flr,ng an tile Ailtanca-And Due
Expression nf Regret From the Spanish
Government.
MADRID, March l5.-The following cable.
gram has Deeu received here.
"Ydg'or, Minister Madrid. This depart
meilt Is Informed that on the 9Th instant
the United States mail steamship Alliance
on her honieward voyage from Colon to
New York, ghep six miles fran The coast
ct CUBA OF Cape Alaysi. was repeatedly
fired upnn by Spanish gInboat, with
solid s!nt which, Fortunately, fell short.
The windward passage where this occurred
Is the natural aud usual highway for YES
sells plying between ports Of the United
states and the Caribbean sea. Through il
several regular lines of American mails
and commercial steamers pass weekly
within sight Of Cape Maysi. They are well
Cuban port of call. FOrcibe Interference
with tlle,n cannot be claimed as II Delliger-
ent act whether they pass within three
miles OF the Cuban coast or not, and can,
under no circumstances, he tolerated, when
no state OF war exists. This government
will expect prompt disayOwal of the un-
authorized act and due expression of regret
on the part Of Spain aud ii must insist
that immediate and positive orders be
given to Spanish naval commanders not
TO interfere with legitimate American
commerce passing through the channel,
and prohibiting all acts wantonly inn
perilling life and property lawfully under
the liag of the United States. You will
communicate this TO the minister for for.
egn affairs aud urge importance of prompt
and satisfactory response.
[Signed. GRESHAM"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Took the Goelet and beInet Cup from the
COrslir mud britannia,

CANNES FHAHcE, March II. - Ailsa
britannia and COrslir started this morning
III race for the Ogden Goelct and James
Hordun Bennett Cup No. !, for all yachts
over 4O.ratiug.
From the moment Of crossing the line
AiIsa sailed right away from Britannia and
IN tive minutes had long lead. The times
of the three Yachts on crossing the starting
line were Cnrsair, ll,00,Ol; Ailsa, IL. OO. 25;
Britannia, llOO.50.
The times p Inc yachts Mt the finish
wore; Aisu, 2l73l; britannia, 3.ODIl.
Ailsu consequently won by ~ minutes,
l3secOnds, actual time, and 'tloducting her
time allowance nf minute rs seconds
due britannia, the new cutter beat Tie
Prince Of Wales yacht by - minutes,
corrected time.