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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
TIE COURTS TODAY.
Chief Justice Merritt Sull Working
Upon Civil Jury Cases.
A WITNESS WHO wILLSor ANSWER
An Accounting as Between John Beck
aud AloBz1 L. hyde Before
Referee.

Tho nrsl case TILED In Chief Justice
Merrips court today was that Of J. H..
Hollauder W tho BurioI- Gardner Co.,
thu plaintiff ugius represented by Al.
iOrney II. b. Winters aud tho drfsn.
iants by Attorney j. II. Moyle. II
WAS an appeal from Commissioner
ureenman's Judgment
Suit was originally brought to re-
cover the sum Of $40, with
Interest AMI cosis. One b. o..
Fox was tho former proprietor Of the
l. X l.. livery sla0lea In this city, and
IL was alleged tina, duriug bis occu.
raucy, between February anu June,
1892, hu boarded anu stabbed certain
horses belonging 10 tho defendants, Tor
which billoi $3.50 was Incurred. 4,
was further claimed that thesum Of
$40 wa due Tor horse hire in the
mouth Of March Of the same year,
making d total Of t2iD. Later Fox
nsHiguvd the whole account 10 tho
plaluun, HOllaudu1 but tbs defcn l-
ants refused 10 psy 10, settling
i1tth that Fox waa indebted ~
,hum ia the sum Of Sl,Gg3,
and thlt the understanding was thr
bill then OutitauuiUg Tor btabiluy and
homo Miro should b. applied upon o..
ln TOO lower court the comm IssiOnur
fcndutUd Judgment Tor S-I3.iO anu
clals taxed st 81 From 1li8 tue
appeal WAS takon.
The cass went TO the Jury about
$3.50.
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wRONG sOHEwuEEE.

Tho Hoard Of Health Refuses 60 Record
tho Marriage OF Anna Gould.
NEw YOBIl, March 5.-rhe board OF
heath refused to record tho marriage
certificate OF Anna Gould and Count
DO Castellana today On the ground
that II WAS detective Ia vital point.
All information WIS refused by tho
boari. J., Ia said no date was given IA
the certificate,
Upon investigation It was learned
that AJcHblshoD COTrigau's clerk, by
midysTtolcg, had omitted the entry
upOn the date liao OF tho Gould Caatui-
laue MARRIAGE certificate anu tue
paper was returned 10 the proper per-
l0nb Tor correction.
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LttEsr THoa 'UBA.
es,rsmlnt 0mclais suppress thc
Hsbtilluu, thry nnl'

HnNUNU ~ M NAHNNaAf"
Hsbtillun, thry boy,
st LOUIS Match 5.-Lati dis
l,,,bes from Havana state tuat tue
g6V,iu5rui The province q Santiago
M reported % the governor general
tatllie tolsu al Blhire are disposed
toiauendgL Favorable fUault Of pat
living with them 10 expected soon.
loo entire baud 0i infurgcnls Ia jag
ty GnaIe, with Marforo aa leader
have tufltndtied.
Bihtlo Mhiio, o0mmnn ding 200
men IN the district Of MarzauilO has
taken refuge 10 lhs mountains com.
llsisly discouraged. There is band
Of 100 msn under Amldor GlurrA, aud
o. tmill bini 10 stationed VI
IiJam5, beaded by Estoben
lamay. .Ths military commander
% Gusnian0li reports that several
meuteu q Psiio PsrosB'a band have
surrendered. The officials Of tho dit-
liIci antH lhil the rebel force there
tunbsfony lsl, arc poorly armed anu
have ytiy lille ammunition. IL 10
thought they expect a iroah supply
from abroad and watshipa are Oruising
i1ag lbs coast 10 intercept vessels that
lty bn1g ammunition.
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snItoiii npd tno ,iau.na.UaoL

WA6uIsUIuN, March 3. -Mgr
SaiUlIi has received an anonymous
petition urging him 10 70 on ~ Chi.
cago ana suppress tho operations OF
tho Cian.na-GioI. Tho paper received
here maize no reference 10 d..
Cf0nin, ucyOnd saying that tho feoIol
society had already murdered mau
and threatened TO murder Uihou.
Mgr. Batolll viii not take any pAgl
10 tue revival VI the CTolin agitation
or iDyostgatu the Cial-nB-3aui. The
subject is said ~ DO entirely out OF his
JuTlsuiUll0u.
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Los ANuELEs, Cal, March 6.-Tho
Santa Fs, IL Ia announced, has given
uOlics T. tho interstate oOmmeIoe
commission that on tlu fourteenth To-.
stabt tue aecond.olAsB rate 20 Chicago
viii be- restored, as rgFu I OF tolt-
gram from Chairman Caldwell over
ruling the action OF the Santa Fo.
While not accepting CaldWal's dpei-
sion aH final, INC santa Fe realizes
that little would be gained by prose.
cutting the matter oftue rate cutting to
the end.
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Burglarizod.

Some time during ln5t night the store
u the American Ringer Co., nj 1856
wo't Flls, South street, was entered by
burglar, and property 10 the value Of
about $50 taken, consisting Of cl0ckp,
wglugefs, etc. The guilty parties have
not yet been approhondcd, though tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
Six Months EacII.

Fred slooum and III Wells, who
were arrested on a charge Of petit lat
ceny, on Sunday evening, were al
rAiggri before Police Justice Smith
THIS afternoon anu plead guilty 90 thU
charge. They were sentenced % ok
mouths imprisonment In tho county
lHil.
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Lady somsrsot GA tho defensive.

NEW YURS, March 5.-Lady Henry
Somerset addgrsstd large audience
at tue Madison Avenue Prohibition
church last night on "fhu English
Woman.n
Lacy somerset in opening her adj
dress said that she did not know that
the English woman differed from the
new woman Of any other nation,
She eRid in n country as c1nnctvhtivo
as England, where mAuneia and Gus
toms were VI long duration aud ttand-
Ing, The woman who dared 10 croEa the
line was entitled 10 more oUnaidufation
than the American woman who from
her earliest training was allowed more
freedom and liberty, both VI action
and thought, than her English sister.
In reference 10 her crusade agaiust
"Liviug Picturcs," she sail that the
nerve that was the qllcke,t o respond
90 any reform was tue nerve that led Ia
tho puckttOo1k und that this was what
had made her crusade misundorstoOu,
tot the mhnAgers had tried IN every
way 10 misropTcscnt her work.
"It woman" che said, "dOos not
regulate the amusement II her chill
dton then sho docs not DO her duty 10
her country. Legitimate AMI harm
lJss amutemen,H are not only whole
some but are necessary 10 every man,
woman anu Uhild.h
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m, eA'AiAuIoN, d. g., March g.
a M, iiti.lent accompanied by DE-.
U.hitiN Commander George H. wild
s wv, Hih' house board, aud Com.
s ai. Lsmbnrton, Inspector OF tho
a ,.. Ayh1 house ulytfici, Left this
,...a on the Violet for n ten days'
UNili. " ''"
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ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY.
Lawyer Dan Harrington Was THIS
Afternoon Chosen Tor That ONCE.

out Of large number Of applicants,
County Attorney Whltcmore this
afternoon Decided to appoint Attorney
Dan Harrington rs his deputy. Ths
selection Will doubtless give public sole
i6iaulion, Mr. Harrington being very
capable man ana decidedly popular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

NEW York, March 5.--Hnrry Casey,
~ years I'D, a urichlayor, who lived %
.D5, Avenue "a" was MORALLY
burned at "a flfe which started In that
building vt l:aj thiH mlrning. A
man named "Mikr,D whose other
name 10 not known, it mistius.
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Foreclosure Suit

A suit In foreclosure was filed this
afternoon IN tho Third district court
by wilhelmiaa Fawlon agalnst Henry
FRANKIE and Wilhelmlua FRANKIE. tn
sum owing is between 5000 aud 500.
ID. 3. Whitehorno Ia Tue pIainuIpa
nLLlTneY.
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AEw YORK, March 5.-Thc steamer
ihlU, arrived this morning from
Olbi btIngs Captain 5chade anu
CIV Of thirteen iIum the German Untk
ada''f which went ashore and wss
. Al Too ON d point " tho Costa
hah coast February o. Inc vessel
i i. iiam Coo Bay February !,
i''!'l Win iIsuC 8ud cedar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

GALEsnURu, H., Mac1 5.-Henry
LiyiugstUu, formerly editor % tho
Peoria Transcript, Laramie BDOmsr-
dHg, kausts City Tines aud Ngr, uicd
at tne hospital horu TO-DAY Of CJaeump.
llou, aged 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

BpRNGFfELD, Ills, March DIN
the state senate touay senator johnson
tIiored resolution charging that cpT-
fupliOn eXiaie In every department of
lnu city Of Chicago aud Coon COUNTY.
and providing Tor ioiut committee vi
thIo0 from tho senate anu four iron, tbe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, March o.
The steamship Wiilgpa, has Lott on nor
initial Trip tor Alasku, with a fill
cargo 0i freight aud eighty passengers.
Every steamer going north IL loaded
down with miners anu ndvonturUrs
rushing to the Yukon gold nulit.
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rEnIsiirD ~ rlHrLAuEs.
Death Or woman Ia a Stunning
Iullding.

New YOHIS, March 5.-Mrs. Rose
kuulcliy, hguI 90, petisned by fire To-.
any IN the six-stDry fiat building, 800
C0iumbus avenue, aud Tor a time forty
other occupants in The bullIing were
iu gro.t p,ul. Mrs. Kennedy l,vld
with hur brother, Mnriln Conuellnu,
On tho sIXth lDls CouucllAn anu WHO
reached the ground by tho fire escape
ard appealed o. two men ascending 10
save their two UhilITcu. The mon
foauuod the liltlc ones, but made no
snatch for tue other occupants O! the
nN.
Thomas D3ughcrly, %, WAS burned
90 death On " boarding house, EOS
Avenue a, which took nro duriag Tie
mshi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

BAN FRANCISCO, Cab, March a.
Attorney G.uefai Oluuy has notified
United States District Attorney Foote
81 the appointment OF Lewis ID. Nc
kiEsick es special assistant UnitBd
Ststos attorney Ia tho oisim " ths
United 5ig.os against LELAND stanford,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
foUoIAnA AuyIoEs.
'1'" Of Nictorg-SuuI,en Ehips-
John WItu.

''1'" Of Victorg-suuI,en Ebip,-
w.. 4ohp wilde.
n,,I -..uAAAi AarUn 5,-Tho car
Iss,.,'A. thlps have arrived here.
sn y. t ,h OF Voc Japauufe command.
,lbi,, '.,9I4o.s 10 the raising of tie
HUW. "Ai Vs'ssls u China at Wei
sts, : lahoio have abandoned the
HNG,I1ss Peninsula Including Wei
tsgll. N''ioylhg the iOrlll-
ioss sI NV WIDE alias Howic, the Amer
ana, ny by Planned to blow up the jan.
wa e,' ''l'l' IN q novel manner aud
hs5lS, 'lIed Gt Wei Hal Woi attsr
Teen li,r D'sH released on pRrolo has
'''lgGt To japan f1r rial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

'' ''o'''slou Of Racing Yaeu,.
r.yy,. nnd htrnnorA
scs,sIoa March at. 5.-rhe aquatic
,am ysc,, consisted OF TWENTY-FIVE
aarls AMI 1SI wv. Including fivo Amsriesn
.IAflly !, 'etly'iour sailing cTalt' the
VI which We're racing yaebts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
Non-Union iIcn stsiI,s.

Nhw HOml, March 5,--'rhe striking
electrical workers cay two hundred
nnu-uuiOn men WOrkiug ON different
buildings yesterday quit after Inc
Walking delegates had argued with
them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

=. 14p1Ni March 5.-Sir henry
s''s',eA HaWilsOu, hart, q. s. H.,
, -ssN Interpreter Of a cuneliorm 10.
,s- y. Babylon anu Ninlvsh, ana
rn, S pit'ldent Of the RJyul Geo.
'"r4'h society, ~ dead, aged "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
New Members.

The momuerhip Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce 10 constantly Increasing, thu
fastest scCusdons being Mvssrs. Lewh
COhu, w. Scot. CtlsmOn and W. A.
LAnnrulmm-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

NV YORK, March "a Norton
Toe t'eauti 10 aground nuar tho head
q sVlih channel, 10 ~ supposed 10
= ne lsriifi which sailed this morn
tg N Msulty.d0o.
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Two Large Eagles.

Two eagles NJ MARITIME poultry house,
on West Temple street are attracting
considerable attention. They arb very
largo specimens And were captured Ia
Pennington canyon recently,
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Idnho ssnnterIsI naIlota.

BoisE, Idaho, March 5.-ConiTafy 90
general expectation thoro was NJ
change I'm tue senatorial ballot today
tEcup, lle P0puiist votes were trans.
erred 10 a. j. Crook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

Ir "iluLLAa HAVEN, March o.
t r,'',t Mlile,m twute In naval re-
h'!anlusw. N0'' ~ i'0''SO'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

Notwithstanding tbs claim that
strike Of 10000 miners has beou Oh
dUred, officials u the miners orgau.za.
ton deny that such action mas been
takun. Committees u operators aud
miners have been appointed TO confer
on tho mining rate. The proceedings
are Kept strictly secret.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
Mnnl,a lo IL Do no Cann.Ll.

CmCAoo, Marrh "a special 10
.ho htsf-Ocsdn from DIluth, Minn,
sayG
Alderman Cox OF this city mas been
offered $4,000 90 rush The elmo con-
tract through the council. lie snid he
was t0li 10 give each alderman $4,000.
Alderman Uhis1n blid he WA onsful
81 800 aud that other aliermCh were
mGIc oiI1u.
CHnr, a resident o. Wet Dululh,
submitted "a proposition 10 the cuungi,
i1r tho construction Of u pumping al8-
ton, waller main extension b. Lester
s.ysr and duphsaIu OF luu present.
plant in the city operated aud owned
by tho Duluth Gas aud Water Cgm.
psry. rhiH would cost Duluth 81, iOui-
900. ltHppears that those pushing tho
schomu wanted thU city 90 award
them u contract without advertising
Dr olis, Ia thobum Of 100000
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IoR ApvAaNEn NYAaEA
Three Thousand Railroad Minors
htTiho.

htTiho.
PITTsnURu, March 5.--Threo thou.
sand railroad miners In PitIHUurg dis.
lFiot struck for an advance OF IA cents
per ton.
Iiater--LaHt evening, as a result Of
yesterdays convention, secret orders
TO suspend aud romain out fora %
cent rate were cont wherever tho con.
ttiuenUy could DO reached. The action
was unexpected aud bears out the
threat OF the district uiliualB that the
operators would not have tweuiy.fgur
houis' no.lcu In which to prepare for q
suspension. Ten thousand men are
affected,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

Lille VIOLA sc. Henry WDln. An
ORDER having been heretofore malo m
this Casu-ault entered in luu supreme
court OF CaliiOFuiu-subIW uaiug q. H.,
lryIJr before Cammissi1uor Sloan 20
answer lutefr0ga, lries, u was this morn
log shown that Taylor refused T. aui-
wer certain iutgff0gug0rirs. ThuttIu
Judge Merritt directed ihat tue wII-
moss b. cited iuto tuiB court on Sh,ut-
Jay, Malca 0th, o. chow cause why he
should not answer.
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Ahu Murderer of murhhni htHtmuud nt
OEdUu,
DENvEH, March 5.-Thoma1 TodJ,
serving a u'e tenn IA Canon Clty iUr
murder al the Grant Hmultur, thiB uily
escaped from prison today by climbing
a wall. Todd D. tls Wan who killed
Marshal ID amond 10 OEdsn, Utah.
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rs Sor SATISFIED.

Ia the case Of August Hunsgou w..
GguWs Morrow, tfiui yesterday, tue
defendant was allowed stay OF twenty
days % prepare statement on motion
ilT new Trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

salt Like building AuJ Manuiac-
turing Go. w A., Richards. Continued
from yesterday. The plaintiffs having
rested tnuir case, the duiouduu. asked
leave TO enter special plea o. itaul
by amendment 10 answer, aud tho TO-
quest was granted after argument, ON
condition tnal NO pay all the expenses
ui the continuance; tho case ~ takc
fret place on tho next call Of tue
calendar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

Tho oast OF selma u Watson W the
Salt Lake Board 0I Education wac
taken uu lato THIS afternoon.
Suit is brought % recover ON two
causes VI ucliou, ln tho iirsg tho sum
OF $50 30 claimed, vita eight per cent
lutuutat from december 10, lSO2,
balance alleged 20 be- due on o. certain
contract entered into Aprll 80, 1899,
whereby plalutia hgguuu 10 erect a
school building iu the Sixth wand of
l4ls city iIr the sum 0i s-i 800.
second, f3-l.o5 IA demanded, win
eight per Uuut lu,ergBt from October To-,
1902 alleged T. be- uuB tor labor anu
materials furnished Ia the erection VI
luu school.
Attorney Frank Stephens and Ben.
nur y. smith for the plaintiff; VIII
liams, Van Cot q Sutherland for tue
defendants.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
SHOE DEALERS WANT TO CLOSE EARLY

They Are Anxious 20 Lessen Their Labors
During the summor Months-A Co-opsra.
tion Movement.
Among the merchants Of Wilmington
who are anxious to lessen their own. AZ
well AZ the labor OF their employees
during the coming heated term, are those
engaged in the shoe trade. The follow.
ing petition drafted BY Market street
shoe dealer IS now ia circulation among
them and will, Ia all probability, receivs
their signatures;
Feeling that the time-worn custom
Of keeping open our respective places
Of business during the warm months
can be overcome by q concerted action
among the shoe dealers, ana desiring TO
tighten our labor as we'll as that of our
employees In such way as not to prove
detriment TO our trade, we. the follow.
ing shoe merchants OF the City Of vii.
mington' pledge ourselves upon our
honor TO close our respective stores to
sale Of merchandise OF any character
every evening excepting Tuesday and
Saturday, at q p. m, during the months
Of July and August
Last year like covenant was estab-
lished among the shoe dealers
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
GROUND UNDER THE WHEELS
BOY STRUCK AND KILLED BYATRAlN
AT DELANY'S.

He Was Playing the Track Few Rod,
From the Station and Was Cut Com.
pieteiy IN Two.
Horribly mangled and crushed almost
beyond recognition The body OF n llttle
boy, believed to be the s year old Grand.
son Of Patrick Hanophy, was picked up
on the railroad track few rods from
Dslany's station lis morning. inst
after the s 20 npress had tbun
dered by. How the little fellow
managed to eludp the vigilance Of
his parents and war der down the railroad
tracks to his sad and nntlmely death IL
yet a mystery.
Some Of the ps sspengera on the train
saw the accident and gave a trasinal
account to an EVENING JOURNAL, repre-
sentative when they reached here
Evidently the boy had been plavino
on the track len the fast moylns
locomotive struck and ground him under
the ponderous wheels. he was
on the side Of the engine cccupiad
by the fremen who did not see the lad
until the iron monster was almost upon
hlm As soon as the fireman
notified the engineer Of the
catastrophe, the latter quickly applied
the air brakes aud the train came
TO stand still short distance from the
scene Of the calamity The body WAS
taken 70 the station and the boy q parents
notified.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
an ORDINATION ON SATURDAY.

Rev. Il, A. sawyer, NOW OF Clayton
VIII Re Ordained TO the Priesthood
aud become Rector at Newark.
Bishop Coleman will on Saturday in
st. Thomas Church. Newark. ordain
Rev. r A Sawyer to the priesthood. On
Sunday morning following Mr.. SAWYER
will for the hrst time administer the
holy communion. who IL Is desired that
as many communicates OF che parish As
can, will unite IN it's celebration. After
the first OF July he will become the
rector Of St. Thomas parish, Newark.
and will leave Clayton.
1t Is not definitely knoWn at present
who will succeed him there, but the
usual services will be regularly held apd
as soon as possible suitable minister
will be called to assume charge OF the
work here
The ordination services which will ba
held on Saturday morning. notable be-
cause OF its being st. Peters day.
will be particularly interesting
Rev. George O. Hall, rector Of
st. Johns this city, will present the
candidate and Rev. George NJ. Bond. late
rector Of st. Tnomss, Newark, viii
deliver the sermon
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
SALEFER And COMPANY SUSPEND.
Have Been Doing business at Tenth and
shipley for seven Years Waning Trade
the Reason Assigned


shipley for seven Years Waning Trade
the Reason Assigned
The firm or Salfner & Co which has
been doing business at Tenth and
Shiplev streets for the past seven years
in the -four and feed line, closed It's doors
to day
For the past two years business at this
stand has been getting worse until it
bscame necessary TO either get out or be
sold out in hurry From an excellent
ran OF trade on -four, feed and canned
crackers and biscuits, the business
waned to mere drudgery. .a.--'s.a
An EVENING JOURNAL reporter called
upon the senior member OF the firm, e
j. Salfner, just as they we're closing up
the establishment this morning. SWe
have simply decided TO stop wasting
time In an Improbable business, /" said
be, 'snd are getting out OF it as fast as
we san
How about your judgment cred
itors?'
well, we have no heavy liabilities
now. and what debts we have outstand
ing ! think we can settle before many
months
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
CITY NEWS N BRIEF.

Union Park was crowded yesterday with
the children Of St. Paul h. @. Church. II
was picnic day.
Young people Of the First Presbyi erian
Church have arranged to 20 out on an electric
car ride tonight, the occasion Of the
Christian Emo eavor Society meeting.
West Sunday school 10 cape May, Tuesday
July oh, Clutch Day
Pullman Place people are complaining
furiously af ditch at Twelfth and Thatcher
streets in " hich water has stood go long that
% has become green and putrid.
To day Ia the birthday Of Herman Frb,
boss brewer A. Stoeckle's brewery. and last
evening the HngeI bund serenadet him at
his home at Third and Broome streets.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
MILLRR MUsT ANSWER.

The Coroner's Jury at Media Decides aha,
John Wa tterson Came to His Death at
the Hands Of the Half-breed.
MEDIA, June ~ Coroner Qmmby
held an inquest yesterday on the body Of
John Watferson, who was shot down by
John Miller, half bred negro. in the
shanty OF the latter ia South Media early
on sunday morning last The weird
circumstances Of the tragedy were relate d
By a dozen witnesses IN the presence OF
the accused, who was brought over from
the jail at bis own request great crowd
surrounded the coroners Office and
threats and imprecations against the
murderer were heard as he emerged from
cab between two officers
The jury found that tho victim, John
Watterson, came to his death from q
gunshot wound inf cted BY John Miller.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

McGrsth. P, J. Dillon, T. f Cassidy,
George Johnson, T B Merritt. n j
stoeckle, Peter Elmer, J. d. Kelly,
Robert I Cottineham, Harry Fsldmeier
Webster Blakely, Thomas Toy, James B.
Toman, Charles Fehrenbach.
kent-Alexander Newman, Harring
ton; w w WhltelocK, Clay ton; s. p
Campbell. Bombay Hook, NJ +. Foord.
Dover; Frank Kramlich, Milford
Sussex p J Hart, GEORGETOWN: l.
J. Lightcsp, Milton: d. w Hazard,
Dagsboro; T. B. Windso.e, South
Milford; J. Bostick, Laurel.
r, Nolan was made state organizer
and will form local bodies in the two
lower counties
After witty speech from Lawrence
Murray, who has been Ia the business
for 8s years ia Elmira, n. y, the con.
vention adjourned
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
ST. MARY,s SCHOOL.

Commencement Exercises Last Night
Graduates to Receive Medals and
Premiums Tonight.
A large crowd attended the commence
ment exercises OF st Mary's r @ school
last night The basement Of st. Mary z
Church was brilliantly lighted aud gsily
decorated In honor Of the occasion. Our
Lady Of Lourdes, play in five acts, was
the principal feature OF the exercises.
The entertainment began with a Song
Of Welcome" by chorus Of little girls.
To night the graduation exercises Will
be performed. Medals and premiums
will be awarded by Rov. Father Berming.
ham