Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-03
constantinoplo shocked by an earthquake.

Constantinople shocked by an earthquake.
Arrest of Debs.
Wednesday July 11-Temperature7 70, so,
49, ~ deg. Clear. The knights Of Labor
refused to go on strike. One hundred and
81 people killed by earthquake shocks in |
Turkey. The Senate endorsed President |
Cleveland's attitude towards the Chicago |
strike. The Britannia beat the Vigilant. |
Japan prepared to fight China. Chicago |
strikers invoked the law.
Thursday, July l2-Temperature SO, 50, |
81, 70 deg. Clear. The Springer, Morley
a Cause building destroyed by fire. Death
of Sterrctt smith. Chicago butchers Went
on strike. The Britannia defeated the
Nigilant Opening Of the International
Christian Endeavor convention.
Friday, July 13-Temperature SO, 81, 80,
70 deg Clear. Discovery OF plot to burn
the French iron-clad Carnot. The st.
Paul Kid fractured Il slugger's skull.
Execution of Prendcrgast. The strike OF
the American Railway Union declared oil.
San Francisco strikers shot by troops.
Hillsboro, Md. devastated by fire. Vicar
General Lyons returned from Europe.
Saturday, July l4-Temperature "a, 81,
81, 70 isg, Clear. Celebration of the fall
oil the Bastilc Rev. J. A. i. Wilson. d.
D., was invited to Uecome pastor of the
Church of the Strangers, New York. Two
colored men fatally injured on the Della
ware railroad at Middletown. Two hun
dred houses in Bavaria destroyed by
cyclone.
Sunday. July 15-Temperature So, SO. 90,
"a deg Clear Death of Samuel McClary.
Jr. Bicyclist Zimmerman won three races
in Paris.
Monday, July l6--Tempersture so, 90
so. IS deg. Gust in the afternoon. The
Iale.0xford contests. The Brittania de-
feated the Nigilant. Joshua IL. Mar9il an
nounced that he would accept the Rcpub
| lican nomination for Governor of Della
ware. A train i'll Indiana attacked by 800
men. Pullman strikers returned to work
| Several persons killed and injured in Chi
| cugo by an explosion.
Tuesday, July lT-Temperature T6, 81,
| 81, Il deg. Clear. Mrs. Philip Tucker
shot by JACOB Sock. A shocking mine dis
aster near Hazeton. Pa. The Vigilant
| beat the Britannia. Tho President Signed
| the bill to admit Uthah as 4 State. Dcbs
| and his followers refused offers OF surety.
Riot on the Philadelphia baseball grounds.
| Wednesday, July lS--Temperature 10,
81, 50, IS deg. Clear The Tariff bill con
ferees decided to report disagreement,
| Arrival of the Garfield monument ordered
| for Wilmington. st. Pauis NJ. Il. Sunday
school entertained at the residence Of
Joseph Pyle.
! Thursday, July 19.-Temperature 50, 30
92, rs deg. Clear Final interment Of
Curnots remains. Consolidation of the
Eastern Shore railroad and various steam
| boat lines. Resignation OF Minister White.
The President sent to the House letter
concerning the Tariff bill. Capture Of
Kassala. Council evaded the law by slicing
II bill in three parts. A train on the Lake
Shore road attacked by u mob.
Friday, July 20-femperature IS, 90, 95,
q deg. Clear. The Vigilant defeated the
saturday, July 2l-Temperature SO, Of,
81, 50 deg. Shower in the afternoon. The
Vigilant defeated the Brittania. A big fire
at Birmingham. Ala. The New Castle
county Pronibitionists nominated their
ticket. War between Japan and China
declared.
Sunday, July 22-Temperature g. 65, 81.
60 deg. Showers Death of Mrs. Sarah j
Reeve. Mousetown, Mich, destroyed by
fire. A trolley car held up by Brooklyn
toughs.
6S, 66 deg. Showers. The Brittania beat
the Eigilant. Riot in the Pennsylvania
coke regions. Death of Benjamin N
Staggers.
Tuesday, July 24-Temperature "A, 81
So 70 deg. Clear. The Vigilant beat the
brittania, Disastrous. collision OH the
Texas Pacific railroad.
Wednesday, July 25-Temperature ST.
90. So Us deg. Clear. A big fire in Wash
ington. George NJ. Pullmans residence
stoned Death of H. ID. Demorest. The
| Viglant was unable to race. Failure Of
IL. II. Dashiell.
Thursday. July 26-Temperature 81, 90
4 V6, II deg. Clear. Execution of Wallac'
Burt Goseo Tateno, the japanese minister
At Washington, recalled TO Japan and Mr.
Kukino appointed to succeed him.
/ Friday, July 27-Temperature IS. %, 90
5 50 deg. Clear. McKane denied Il new
trial. Brilliant display of meteors in Cali
fornia.
/, Saturday, July 2s-Temperature 80, o6
4 "a, 81 deg. Clear. Forest fires ragged il
4 Washington State. Phillips, Wis, de
: stroyed by fire. Announcement of tn
'. sinking of two Chinese warships. Tn
Brittania defeated the Vigilant.
Sunday, July 29-Temperature IS, So, 9t
/. IS deg. Clear. California towns shake
), by an earthquake. Fatal accident on th
e Wilmington ~ Northern railroad nea
: Waynesburg Junction. Death of Patric
c Carberry.
Monday. July 30-Temperature SO, 81
j, o. "a deg. Clear. The Vigilant was I'LL
able to race. Official report of the sink
], ing of the troopship kowshing. Olive
d Church invited the Rev, L. L. Montgom
II cry to become its pastor. Japanese dt
feated Chinese in naval battle. A fish
!, ing schooner run down by the Majestic.
n Tuesday, July 3l-Temperature 81, s!
l. So, 90 deg. Clear. A cask containin
l.. $4,000 stolen from train between Havr
}. and Paris. Twenty-fifth anniversary c
l. the Rev. Paul lsenschmid's pastorate.