Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-20
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were burned Tuesday. Loss, Sl5O,oOO;
insurance, $4,000.
The President and his party arrived
in Buzzard's Bay, Mass, on board the
steam yacht Oneida Tuesday morning.
A tornado at Hartford, Kan, Monday
evening, destroyed number of build
ings and injured six persons, one fatally.
According to Mr.. Gladstone's present
intention, he will never speak again IN
the House of Commons or from pubic
platform.
The United States Treasury gold re-
serve is now within 100000 OF the
S1OO, 900, 900 mark, and $7,0OOOOO is
still due from the Belnont.Morgan
bond syndicate.
1t is stated that the Grand Duke
Alexis is the bearer of an autograph
letter from the Czar to Emperor VIII
tions of friendship.
Not over 100 delegates attended the
convention of the Kansas Bimetalllc
League in Topeka Tuesday. Most OF
them were Populis;s. Congressman Sio-
ley made an address.
The bodies of John Brown and a
woman supposed to be his wife, who
lived in Junk boat, were found in the
Ohio river at Stone City, KY, Monday.
trhey had been-rnnrGered..--.---.--.--.--
While insane, Mrs. Sanford GILES,
wife of farmer living near Shellsburg,
Ia, on Monday night poisoned three OF
her six children and then committed
suicide. The children died.
Ash c
Nixon, Hezekiah Mack and Ashley
Peden, were drowned off Wrightsylile
Beach, N. G., Monday morning by
their boat capsizing in heavy sea.
Clement B. Pcnrose, one of the own
ers Of the Union Cotton Compress al
New Orleans, was killed, and several
persons were injured, in that city oil
Monday morning, by boiler explosion
at the works.
Wind storms in Richardson county
Neb., and at Kenwood, Dennison anC
other points in 1ewa, on Monday, de
stroyed considerable property. At Ken
wood, Mrs. John Rose was killed by thu
, collapse Of her house.
At the final session OF the British
. Woman's Temperance Union in London
Tuseday, u resolution was adeptet
denouncng the lynchings in the South
ern parts of the United States. Lady
: Somerset was reelected president.
!, The supreme court Of Missouri
! handed down an opinion Tuesday de
/. clarinG unconstitutional the law whlc
Il forbids the discharge OF employees
/ corporations for refusal to sever theI
g connection with labor organizations.
; Burt L. Hastings of Saudusky, o
i. Monday shot and killed Lizzie Stold
!, and then fatally shot himself. II
+ wanted her to marry him, but sh
Il would not consent and was to hav
r been married on Monday to James {
McGary.
A wind storm, "with almost I'll
energy of a cyclone" reached Hampton
" Neb., on Monday morning. Windmill
= all over the adjacent country Wei
a blown down, and many houses an
y barns in the village were partially d.
:. molished
~ The case against Actor Joseph
a Emmet, who, while in state OF intoX
cation, week ago Saturday, attempte
to kill his wife by shooting her, W;
dismissed in the police court in Ss
Francisco, Monday, Mrs. Emmet r,
-, fusing to prosecute.
ls At Montgomery, Ala, on Monda
., Charles l. Armstrong, recently di
~ charged mail carrier, was arrested by
a United States marshal on the charge
=" cutting open through registered pouc
and abstracting q package containiI
$4,000. Armstrong claimed to ha'
" found the package.
r An unknown woman, guest of Il
at Wright House, in Cleveland, o., we
oil on the roof of the hotel Monday night
" watch fire nearby. She became Ell
a tangled in live electric light wire. Fl
screams attracted Thomas Bell, VIII
in his efforts to rescue the woman, W
himself fatally burned.
II! w. w. Taylor, the defaulting Sta
treasurer of South Dakota, returned
Or Pierre Tuesday in accordance with Il
lg agreement made with the state official
'e He is allowed his freedom under su
yeillance, and will probably receive Sc
IN tence at special term of court on Mo
day next, as soon as trial judge retur
" to the city.
,ot Secretary Herbert announced Mo
Il. day that Medical Director Kershner Ii
been found guilty of the charges pi
ed ferred by Admiral Meade of giving o
tic information improperly. The cou
ph sentenced Kershner to dismissal fro
the navy. The papers 10 the case ha
OH not yet gone to the President, al
lrt Kershner's friends are mahing stro
W. effort in his behalf. The secretary h
A made an appointment with kershne
counsel to hear him on to-day,