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Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
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fbere Suitt3miniiter, 1T oG5 Na3folger bes
ron 8unffp, nel4er iebt ungari13er W}iz
eterprdftoent 1T, gum Brdtbenten Der De-
i%rtentammer getpG6It tporben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
Wouen nidt mebr mittRun.
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mad3eu ihren Seben Gin Gnoe.
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geftern Morgen begging g. S, Woner, ben
man fir ben @ei9dftSreiTenben zines G4i@
cagoer &leibergei9dftS bdlt, in etnem 9otel
on Der Marfet Ctr. Selbftmorb, tnbem er
ii9 cine &ugel in ben &opf f9oB. Wan fano
i'm tObt in einem S3autelituble iiBsnO,
Gr bate friiber in Nrcanum, Ohio, 9etpo6nt.
BON Ieinen Observation-Disclosures 1T pents
befdnnt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
Snbspsn6ence,S So, q. San.

Wo1btn9tOn y{orfDn, Elm fDenlge WfeIIen
bon bier tpp6nenber Surmer, bef0roerte fi9
oaDur6 ms SenIeits, bob er it4 oOr etnen
6eranbrau1enben PaRagisr5ug mari. Nof@
ton mar felt Ginger 3eit einigermaBe gen irr@
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tionen ben gr0Beren She'll ietueS @ermOgenS
DerlOren, Gr binterldBt cine Srau l1nb
tnehrere Ginber.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
Oerfuhte 8ran6ftiftun9.
misunderstanding oas merf pon ftreifenoen
GIasbI6iern.
% heeltnQ. 81. Son.

@eftern Nbenb purOe bon u~nbetannten
perionen Der 8eriu4 gemabt, Die ausgez
oeRnten n8udepe SLAP Worts," auf Der
anberen Sette bes SlufIeS, Der Stabt Qe<
geniber, nteber3ubrennen, Die 8rarbz
FILTER 6otten cine flint GaGonen baltenbe
&anne nit Sel unb einen 9aufen Syeuerz
bol3 benuBt, unb OafeGbe gerabe in 8runb
geitedt, ols fie Derf6eu9t murben. Inter
ben Nrbeitern Der 8lasfabrif lift Elm Streif
I'M @ange, uno Die alten Nrbetter parteten
tdglt4 ouf Die &ntunft bon Ni4tunion=
leute11, tpel3e in Der Sabrit pobnen foutea.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21

Mufiapub +, Ne94pten, 81, San.
9a5 9auptcorps Der italienif6en Srupz
pen tit auf ietnem Mari3e na9 Der 9ii7e in
Ms1nara angefommen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
Anfere Dof.

Die betr. Sill i'm Roufe in Be-
rathun9,
Oas Peute Nodmitto9 nod oariber abs
fimmt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
80 afhtnatpn. q. Son.

0aS N6georOneten6aus trat in bic Sc
ratbung Der 8tQ fir ben 8au elmer neuen
Boit in @Rtcago Elm, unb itimmt beute Na4z
mtttag Dariiber db.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
2luf Dem Morfde nab Der Kife.

Die itaItenif3en Gruppen auf oem Rid.
Wari6e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

MILWAUKEE, April e9 City Treasurer
Luscombe was formally placed undor ar
rest yesterday afternoon, charged with
murder in the first degree for shooting his
brother-in.law, Emil A. Sanger, brother
of the champion bicyclist, Saturday night.
The prisoner was released on Sl0,000 bail.
Public sympathy seems TO be with Lus-
combe. Even some of the members OF the
Sanger family do not bear him any great
rosentmene, knowing, rs they did that
the murdered man mad cruelty beaten his
wife and threatened to Kill Lusconbe.
Sanger went to the Lusconbe homestead
on Grand avenue and Fifteenth street,
where his wife had taken refuge with her
brother and father after he had beaten
her, and when he tried to force an en-
trance Luscombe shot him through a
heavy plate glass. His head was filled
with the pieces, Instantly killing him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.


The Psprose Resolutions win pcubtlrss
he Favorably Reported.
HARRISBURG, April 2a,--rAore is moth
ing but tho hardest kind Of wort for the
state lawmakers, especially the members
of tho house, from now until the close of
the session. The committees are working
day and night to get rid of the BILLS not
yet acted upon, so that the members may
be free TO give all their attention TO tho
general calendar OF bills The house com
mittees have about cleared their calendars
of house bills, and arc di8posing Of senate
bills as fast us they come over.
The congressional apportionment bill
will be brought out this week by the
house committee. Chairman Lawrence
has prepared u bill which he will submit
to the committee tomorrow morning. 1t
riyes Philadelphia and Allegheny each an
additional congressman and makes no
material change in tho other districts in
the state outside these two counties
The proceedings of the senate Will be
watched with keen interest this week.
Everybody Is waiting to hear of the action
of the judiciary general committee ON tho
Penrose resolution to investigate the on
Grafton of the Bulltt bill. The committee
will meet tomorrow. and an attempt will
be made to bring out the resolution with
out delay There is no doubt AS to the ac-
tion of the committee. Three-fonr.hs of
its members are friendly To senator Pen
rose, and will yot, to report tha memorial
faHorably. Senator Quay will be here this
week, and 1t is thought he will be con.
suited by President Pro TEN Thomas and
Senator Penrose before tho committee is
announced. Senator Kennedy, of Ale
gheny, seems to bo the general favoritc for
chairman. lie is IL personal and political
friend of Senator Quay
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
THAMrs HOLD IILt:Ii aisNivAL.



son's MN and Drink, shoot and Fight
Audaeity Ia common among trnmps but
that which was displayed by gang Of
hItGon Oh saturday wHs something oat of
tho ordinary. They wont to tue Rich.
ard8on mill on tho Newport turnpike and
drove out John VOTERS the miller and
terroilzed,the people living In that viciaity
until late in the afternoon when a com.
phuy OF officers arrested them.
III was about O'Clock when the wan
derers arrived at the mill. They were of
all rolors and nationnlitles and with them
they carried. beside their belongings, two
gallons OF whisley. Miller Wo.ters saw
the men as they turned oil the road Into
the lane leading to tho mill but did not
think they intended TO use t he mill for a
place OF Ligh carnival They entered and
with clubs and stones drove him from tho
premises. 1he whlskey jugs vera soon
emptled and the lighting began.
b The mill was damaged and as tho fight
ing continued, the women of tho neigh.
bothood locked The doors OF their houses
aud kepta watch OIL the movements of
tho traDpS.
Reyoiyers played a prominent part in
the fight, Rld one of the victims of tho
contents OF these was Lewis Neal. lie
received a ball In the wrist,
When the shooting began Mr.. Woltars
believing a murder would he commltted
drove to the city and Informed the au.
thorities Of the condition OF aff1irs The
raid was successful, elk men Being cap.
tured. The remaining nine. among whom
was Neal escaped. The prisoners gave
tleir names as Wm. Shaw, VIM Shot,
Herman Fink, Chas Mcclure, Thomas
Nuilin and John Long.
They were the toughest looking set OF
men who hnve been arrested for some
time They were SO drunk they could
not stand. and what little clothes they
possessed were neur'y torn from their
bodies. Municipal Court Judge Ball sent
them to New Castle jail for 60 days.
Although Neal escaped when the gener.
al rad was made. he turned up during
the afternoon. At the residence OF Taylor
Cause he went and being refused yictuals.
went nto the street, and after gathering
n handful OF stones proceeded To emnsh
the windows. An officer captured the
drunken tramp anu lie went over to jail
with his com pauions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

DOVER, April 26
Mr., Mustard to day asked II there was
any way to get the bill relative to taxing
| merry.go rounds out OF the hands OF the
| Committee on Ways and Means. Several
persons have been here In favor Of the
blll. Gut the committee could not be
gotten together.
When the Joint session OF both houses
was held 10 day there were five members
absent. The vote was as follows:
Hlgglns-Alrlchs.J Jolls, Reybold. Walker.
Wilson,.
Addicks-TIanby. Ball. Brown. Money.c.
L. Moore, Ruubns-o.
Massey. NJ. q. Moore. Pierce, Burton,
Fleming. Speaker McMuilen-5.
dgely-FenimOre harrington. John
Pyle, Records, Klllen, Sypherd. Thomas A.
Wntson--T.
Bayard- -Mustard-1.
Aosent-Daly. Davis. Morgan. Frederic
Pylo. IOwn5enl-5.
Another electric railway bill was intro.
duced ths morning. 1t was that to char.
ter the Sussex Electric Railway Company.
The route OF the road Ia from Milford to
Lswes by way OF Milton. The capital
stock is to DO $3.50 900, Among the incor-
Dorators are State Treasurer Charles II.
Atkins. Ebe W. Tunnell. John II. Robbins.
John Is. Dorman, James Ponder.
The time ID getting short and the mem.
bers OF both houses should begin to hus.
tie and get the constitutional convention
lnhttet HAou w so tnat tue olu ioRy laws
OF bygone days may be replaced with laws
equal to tho demands OF the present day.
The Senate PASSED tho bill vaoating
81 ooson's lane In the city VI Wilmington.
1t was House bill and Is now law.
The Senate also passed the bill allowing
the city of Wilmington to borrow ESQ. 900
for park purposes and limiting the au.
nual appropriation for the Park Comm
sion to a sum OF no. less than $4,000 Q
year. This was also House BILL and the
commission can now go on with Its
plans.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

From tho Morniug News. Doc. IS. 1894.
Captain Thomas Johnson has decided to
retain his citizenship in Delaware. lie is
preparing to remove to Reeds Wharf, Va.
where hs owns large farm In which be
takes great interest and will rematn the re
during tho Wlnter His present residence
will DO occupied By his son.ln law. Gao.
W, May. who will Jake possession imms.
diatoly upon his fathers removal Capt.
johnson has rented the house No. $40 w.
Third etreet and will furnish aud claim 1t
as his Wilmington home. lie expects to
spend his Summers in Virginia aud his
Winters In Delaware.
Nsw stats SsoIlG 81 pe1 sG'' 8. 3. THOMAS JOHNSON
On this 10Th day of April, A. D., 1895
personally appeared before me, Lewis
Sa4se notary public for the State OF
Delaware, Thomas johnson. who being
duly sworn according TO law, doth depose
and say,
That tho statement end facts as pub.
lished and therein contained are true In
every particular AMI cialm to hold my
citizenship as valid as the same has been
for the past forty-lve years. since l first
became voter. THOMAS JOHNSON,
sworn and subscribed to before me the
day and the year first above written.
tsEALl LEWIS SAssE.
Notary Public,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
ANEW DISCOVERY By the SHAKERS

For moro than hundred years the Mount
Lebanon SHAKERS huYe sruiteu the cutiva-
tton OF ius dicinal plants and sought to OK
tract from thom heir healing essences Their
labor has not been spent In vain They have
made discovery that will prove blessing
to manlsl"d. 1t consists OF a olrdIul that
causes immediate roief IN cases OF indiges-
VI on. Tie importance of this discovery will
be apparent when we reaiiAo that nearly
nine-tenths Of all our suIerings are caused
by dysi epsh or indigestion. Nearly every
porsol you meet has This digestive trouble
in some oil its varied iornns-sick hendRche.
distress artci eating, pain and fulness in tho
chest aftor eating, pupitstion OF the hear.
etc., are but symptoms of indigestion. To re-
lieve these surrringi has boon the study OF
the Shaerrs aud they have succeeded. The
reason the hlkcr Digestive Co dial has such
All Immediate and salutary effect Is that IL
causes the food TO De Gigosted before there IA
time or IL 20 terment Gu sour on the sioin-
ach Whom the food Is so discstrd it gives
BirCngth aud viTor TO tue feuAlc no ~. makes
one feel bright and choeriul and makes one
gain IN Dos.
The Digestive Cord nl is So prompt IL its ac.
tion that tho very nrst dose " II have II prr-
ccptihly favorable result. 1t 4 YES immediate
relief.
In order to prove this statement small
trial bot les placed ia tho druggists hanis
oau b. obtained for ton cents eacr. rhIstrial
bottle wilt hlSea decided beneficial effect
aud viii satl-ly any ono that the Cordial Is
adapted In his rase After a trial give praise
TO the Shakers Of Mount Lebanon. N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
THE PERSECUTION OF WALLER.
His Counsel Hopes to Secure Indemnity
for the ImprIaoncd Man.

WASHINGTON, April 29.--Ex Congress
man John NJ. LanRston, The attorney of
ex. Consul Waller, who Is imprisoned at
st. Pierre by the French, is determined to
push the case with all the power he pos
sesses. .... 5s....
'ln the first place" said he, 1--WE pro-
pose TO maintain the concessions obtained
by Mr., Waller in Madagascar. Tho whole
purpose of tho prosecution aud per5ecu-
tion Of Waller by the French government
was to despoil him of the concessions he
procured. The French government real
i2cs that the concessions are OF immense
value. Then We intend to force the French
government to pay TO Waller an indem-
nifty Commensurate with the persecution
he has undergone. lie was given mock
trial, was thrCatcned and finally conveyed
to France, where ho now lies in prison
awaiting civil trial"
Mr.. Langston said the amount Of In
demnity to be asked would be determined
after he had communicated with Waller.
Mr., Langston is entirely satisfied with the
course of tho state department, which he
said had called for thorough investiga-
tion of and report on the case by Minister
Eustis at Paris, aud the consul at Tam
atave, Madagascar. As soon as these are
received, If they are shown to bear out Mr.
Wallers representations, Mr.. Langston
expects the administration to take prompt
action looking to Tho roleaso OF the pris-
oncr and to demand from France q proper
money indemnity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Reports from St. Johns N. D., say that
1,5OO Indians and halfbreeds are ON the
warpath.
Willie Pflenger, 0 years old, was bitten
by rabid cat in Baltimore yesterday, and
hydrophobia is feared.
Frank Boebel, IA contractor was muir
dered and robbed OF SIOO by tramps on tho
highway near Mansfield, o.
]. B. Michener, leading lawyer and
politician of Canton, o., is under arrest,
charged with passing counterfeit coin.
Miners of the Massillon 70. } district have
been ordered out on May /, to avert orders
from the Columbus convention of May g.
Mime. Medinger, wife of the we'll known
bicyclist, killed her husband and herself
in Paris when she learned OF his intimacy
with another woman.
Edward Tucker, who practiced wife
beating, was taken from his home by fe-
male whitecaps at Port" Tampa, Fla, and
numerically whipped.
Mrs. Mary Post and her daughter, Mrs.
P. Finley, and her grandchild little Ethel
Finley, were drowned by their rowboat
capsizing in Au Train river, in Alger
county, Mich.
Because his comrades accused him of
being the Cheyenne Oscar Wilde, Corporal
Henry, of Company ID, Eighth United
States infantry, committed suicide by
shooting at Fort Russell, Wyo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

The charity dance to be given this even
ing protnises To be a brilliant success 1t
is to be in the New-Century Club, the
whole house having been taken for the pur-
pose The drawing-room Will be used Tor
the dance Cooks Orchestra of Philadel-
phia has been engaged for the music and
everything batokens a pleasant evening Tor
the young people. The cooler weather scr
tainly favors Il dance, and this being about
the last event OF its kind for this season
will probably induce a good attendance
The parlors OF the New-Contury club are
glyeu up to the tournament of whist, when
will begin promptly at $40 o'clock ana WIN
last two hours. George Tatnall, OF the VIII
mington Whist Club. will manage the game
and will receive entries until SI5 O'Clock
At the conclusion of the game the rooms
will be thrown open TO those who prefer
conversation and cards to dancing.
The patronesses of the dance are Mrs:
Samuel Bancroft, Mrs. Edward T. Belts,
Mrs. Edward Il. Bringhurst, Mrs. ]. Dam
forth Bush, Mrs. Edward T. Candy Mrs.
George w. Chambers, Mrs, James a. Dra-
per, Mrs. Eugene DUPONT. Mrs. II. T.
Cause, Mrs. Ferdinand L. Gilpin, Mrs D.
W. Maull. Mrs. Charles z. McIlyaine, Mrs
Charles Miller Mrs. Henry G. Morse, Mrs
william W. Pusey Mrs. Willard Hall Por-
ter. Mrs. Edward f. Andrews, Mrs. Charles
G. Rumford. Mrs. Willard salisbury, Mrs.
Henry r. Scott, Mrs. J. Ernest smith,
Mrs William II. Swift, Mrs Henry IL.
Thompson, Mrs. Lewis c. Nandegrift, Mrs
John =. Wales.
Ticket admitting gentleman and lady,
$S gentleman's ticket, 81; lady's ticket VI;
may be obtained by application to any OF
the patronesscs or from committee Oh
gentlemen at the door.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
CUT HIS THROAT WITH A RAZOR.
The Alleged Murderer of Mrs. Blackwell
Tries to End His Life.

FAsToN. Pa, April 2o.-Snmucl G. Car
pcnter Of this city, accused of the murder
Of Mrs Ray Blackwell, of Phlllipsburg,
N. j., cut his throat In the cell occupied
by him, and is now lying at the point Of
death. Carpenter, who is about ~ years
of age, was formerly postmaster at Asbury,
but moved Co Elston about six months
ago. He is married and has several chill
dren, but common ruInor has for Il year
past connected his name with that of Mrs.
Blackwell, the widow of physician for
mcrly residing in Madison, N. j. Car.
penter visited her on Friday night, leaving
soon after supper A few hours later the
wouan's body was found with bullet
hole in her ri i5ht temple and a revolver by
her side, evidently placed there to create
the impression that tho woman had com
mittcd suicide. Carpenter borrowed a
razor from Patrick Morgan, fellow prls-
oner, upon the pretext that he wanted to
shave himself. Carpenter said to Morgan:
II am innocent of the murder of Mrs.
Blackwell, and l want you to tell every
body said So" Then ho drew the razor
across his throat, and fell before Morgan 8
aynG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
Highest Of all in Leavening PowerLates u Govt Report
Nl1aI Ba,;iRg Bs,kasgl!
ABSOLUTELY pU%E


Deslrous OF having Govorn or Mckinley
come here and deliver an address ut tho
exerGlsos attending the unYail ing ot the
Garfield Monument. Wilmington gent le'
man who Is peraOnal frlsnl Of the gov.
ernor, invited hin to come but received
this reply: My D0nr Sir Yours Of tue 20 h
Instant received j would esteem IL a high
honor TO take part In the nonles Incl
dental TO the dedication OF the Garlic Id
Monument to be erected in vour city on
Memorial Day but Il long time ago made
arrangements to speak In New York on
that day. | am very much 9ratilind to
learn that the cltzsus OF your state hAve
boon successful In tho matter of erectiug
a monument to James A. Garfield and as
the governor OF Ohio L would take peou-
liar pride In being preseni to testify on
behalf OF the people OF this state their
appreciation OF the patriotism of your
CltlZens
Very sincerely yours.
"N lLLIAM MCKINLEY"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
RECONIFENsE.

Straight through my heart this fact to
day. ..
By truths own hand IA rIven;
iod never takes one thing away,
But something else is given.
do not know Ia earlier yenrs.
This la " OF love and kindness;
But. without hop5, In bitter teht8
L mourned In sorrows blindness.
And ever following each regret
For some departed treasure;
Ny sal, r,pininR heart WAS met
With unexpected pleasure.
i thought It only happened 80,
But time this truth has taught me,
No least thing from my life may 40
But something else 10 brought mo,
It Is the law complete, sublime
And now with faith unshaken.
In patience / but bide my time
When anything is taken.
No matter If the crushing blow.
May for the moment fell me;
Still ack of 1t waits love, l know,
with some new gift to crown NC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

LONDON, April 29.-The United States
government attempted to amicably ad-
Just the pending dispute between Great
Britain and Nicaragua. Ambassador Bay
ard represented to the British foreign of
fee that Nicaragua, II given two weeks
additional time from the expiration of tho
three days fixed in the ultimatum, would
meet Great Britain's demand for the pay
ment of RlS000 indemnity for the cxpul-
!, sion of Pro Consul Hatch. Lord Kimberly
Rcceded to this, but as Nicaragua ut tho
/ last moment refused TO acquiesce in this
arrangement the original plan of occupy
Ing Corinto was carried out 1t is now
known here that Nicaragua secured tho
INTERPRETATION of the United States for
khe sole purpose of delay
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
hrIct,IAI. MENTION.
Cuppingand lsechtns, ipS L. second ~
NJ. f. Davis, Jeweier, E. and s.

Cuppinea ami lsechtns. r,3 l.. secondn
NJ. F. Davis, Jeweier, 9 E. and s.
CuppIng & leeol. lna. Parser.SB Mtits1a
American Laundry. 6Ol West Front ST
Slmms LAYER Pills quick IN curing
headache splendid llyar 5;lmultnt; best
ever madei thousands say so. dOa King
street
The healthy. wealthy and wise all Iss
DR.. Slmms' White Palmonic Balsatn.
when troubled with coughs, sore thront.
lung diseases, &c, SOC and IL. Depot Cd
King street.
Dr. Simms White ruimonlc Balsam. ths
positiye euro in sore throat and lung dis.
eases, coughs, hOarseness, Group, blood
splitting. &c. Sold by regular druggists
only and at 600 King street at so cents aud
81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

MADRID, April 29.-Marshal de Campos,
captain general of Cuba, has drawn up &
plan of campaign against the rebels He
will go to Santiago de Cuba in three or
four days from Havana. Bands of rebsl
under command OF Capote Miro, and Car
belle, pillaged a small town on Wednes
day last. They were pursued by govern,
mcnt troops, and in skirmish that en-,
sued the insurgents lost one killed ana
three wounded. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

MIR. A. z. Coolt of Mill Creek hundred,
weT to Baltimore II few days ago in com
pany with his vile and daugh,or 10 visit
hls moLAer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

PITrsBuRG, April 29.--Mrs. Mary Ko-
hout, Mrs. Celia Stakely and Annie Don
niston, the sisters convicted of shoplifting
were sentenced yesterday Mrs. Kohout
said her sisters were Innocent, that shn
had got them into trouble. When told she
would have to spend Eve years in the pen
itcntiary she cried Il will die there.
will never live to got out" Mrs. St&kcly
was also given five years. and Annie Den.
niston was sent to the Morganaa reforma-
f..t,t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
.<nxAHi


wILKEsBARRE, Pa, April 2s.-Charlss
Donohue, aged 81, met a horrible death BY
falling headlong down the shaft at the
Clear Spring colliery in Pittston. He was
last seen by the engineer going toward tho
shaft and as he gave no signal to be low.
cred the engineer thought he had gone
away, He was found some time after.
wardIat the foot of the shaft, which is forty
feet deep, horribly crushed, not a whole
bone remaining
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

DENTON, Nd, April go Marshall 4.
Price, charged with the murder of IL.
year.old Sallie f. Dean on March 90, was
brought to Denton today for his trial
which begins tomorrow. The people of
Caroline county are still enraged against
Price, and he was under a strong guard Of
Baltimore policemen.