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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

VETIIM INGTON AND NORTHERN Raj -
1856
Trains leave Wllmirgion, French rtres
gtetion. for 3. n q. Juncuon, MontchEiil
Wiltert1ul, duJcncourt tTnnoSue, Doe3eli
Chrlda' Ford Junction, PocoraoD, West
Clcgier, Emhreeviue. MOri0nyine, CoRteI
sunday, at 30 a no, 56. Sf5 aud 25 D n
sunday only ST CO m; 55 and 4U5 p m
Daily at 90 pm.
FOR M1ynesburg Junction, Springfield ADJ
Intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday
~ = 40 m. I rs and % . n. Sundays cliy q
us m. ] IS and o. . IA.
for Joanna, birtisbOrO. Reading and intei1
1sdiNte citations, daily, except Sunday. at
TO ~ and b = n. sunday only At . W 3 N
and s. y M.
a. -. Nicf'A tf-tANu Superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS. ten. PASSENGER Agent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
500 Reward, SlOO.

The readers OF this D tper will be pleased 10
learn thal there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO cure IN
all Its stages ~nd that Is Catarrh Halls
(at0rrh Cure is the Gully positive cure now
Known 20 the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
Ing constitutional disea G., requires con-
suiutionel treatment. Hali'a atarrh Cure
ls taken Internally. acting directly upon the
hood and mucous aurf.ces OF the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF the dis
enfe and giving the patient strength by build
ing nap ilio constitution and assisting nature,
la Going its work. The prOprictors have TO
ilucn faith ia its curative powers, that they
cfler One Hundred Dollars for any case that
70 tnils 10 cure. send for list OF tcstimonials
Address, J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. O.u
~ Sold by Druggists, 15c.
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DISCO IRAN WRECKED.
Twelve Persons Reported Killed and Twen.
ty-hve Injured.

ALBUQUERQUE n. NJ, Aug S.--A scri-
Gus accident occurred on the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad et Grant Station, about
100 miles west Of this place, at o'clock
last evening. Tho nearest telegraph sta
tion is 20 miles from the point at which
the wreck occurred, and it is impossible
TO got details.
An that is positively known is that the
two Shoppers and two cars OF the train
which left San Francisco Monday evening
went into the ditch at the point named,
and the railroad company sont TO Albu-
quorque for all the physicians who could
go.
Tho rclief train left here about 0o'clook
last night, but owing TO the condition Of
roads on account of frequent washouts
cannot get through In less than four hours.
II is reported chat IL persons We're killed
and 20 wounded
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
TRoUBLE oUr IN MASON.

For the Evening Journal.
There IL trouble out ia Mason:
There Is rags in choir aud pew;
There are sanguinary blOOmers,
There are knicker bockcrs, too.
There's preacher there named shorten
A man OF gospel text
Who viii preach upon THE Home Hun, -
Al his church on Sunday next.
There'll be legs upon the front seats
OF All kinds, lean and fat
When Shorten reads the first two llnea
or Mason 40 the Batl"
There la trouble out IN Mason
Where the free wool grows
Thoro ia anguish in Ohio.
Who're the wild wind blows.
There's the shade OF poor John Wesley,
Iwtxt the neither earth and sun,
Francis Aebury on the bieechers,
Wright ana Coke 20 see the fun.
There Is Rankin IN the grand stand
And Pilmoor fairly done
The ghostly umpire drops tear,
And yells strike, one"
There Is trouble ont In Mason,
The DANES are IN stew,
The justices are Ia fighting mood,
And don't know what TO do.
With Mics Coleman &C the organ,
la her trunks 80 fiery red,
The shouting sister Weeps and groans
And Wishes she were dead.
The sections dead OF grief and shame
what Will DIS widow dor
John Wesley meekly lifts his voice
And sal strike, tHOln
There "a trouble out in Mason.
There's little Wesley church,
There's a God above ia heaven
Who has been left IN the lurch.
There's q spirit down IN Hades,
Who Is fuli Of song and glee.
But the spirit of John Wesley.
Cries In grief, Strike, threem
There Is trouble out IN Mason
Where Miss Coleman blooms 80 fair,
Where abe works the old pipe organ
With = sweet. angelic air,
Who're her lmba. encsaed In trousers
From the waist unto the knees,
Seat like pillows on the pedals,
While her fingcra strike the keys
But somewhere In thismundano sphere,
John Wesley may find rest
He has too rapid company
IN the Wild and woOily West
Wen welcome him 10 Delaware,
When We hear him give the shout
Pastor shorten, out In Mason,
Has just struck out ~
HARRY MAY.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

The ability OF Wilmington builders tc
turn out first class work WAS never more
strikingly illustrated than by the per.
formance OF the Gould Brokaw schooner
yacht Amorita. She is a fourth class
boat, according to racing measurement,
but her Victories have not BEEN confined
TO her class. She has several tImes won
over much larger yachts, aud once
succeeded In leading the entire fset Of
schooners over the line.
The six days racing in which she
has participated in She N. Y. Y. O
regatta has shown her ability as a
rough weather Eyer and in light
breszss she has not bssn found wanting
In ability TO 60 TO the front She is said
to be an exceedingly comfortable boat In
a blow and this insures her SUCCESS as
cruiser, a capacity in which she viii no
doubt appear, as she Is comfortab y
furnished for an extensive outing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

We hope that no Delaware preacher
eontemplates going to China to engage
in the missionary work. II there be one
so foolish in his religious zeal we advise
him to 90 armed with a Winchester
rife, brace of revolyers, and protected
by coat Of chain mail It would be
comforting to- his relatives and frlenda
In short, be should 20 into the Flowery
Kingdom as the Moslem would II he
were engaged IN work Of conversion
with the sword in one hand and the
Alcoran In the other.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

BRIDGEfoRT, Conn, Aug 8.-Tho 20
lice here issued orders that any woman
found on the street after II O'Clock a.
night without en- escort should Do arrest
ed. AS "a result Of the order / womel
were arrested, charged with street walk
ing and drunkenness. All tho women
were in the city court, and those charged
with street walking were sentenced 20 81
days IN jail, while those charged witt
drunkenness were fined So together with
the iait sentence
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
campos IN Tone nnmn.

From the Now York Advertiser.
10 is not unlikely that Gsne.al Camp os
Will treat captured Insurgents just AS he
threatens In his proclamstions to do,
namely; All whn are found with arm
will be conrt-msrtialed and shot, ex-
G p' those who are sent to African
prisons Tnose who urrender will be
released. Bat why bother about the
court martlall Isn't that waste Of
Tins, from the Madrid point OF view
fhs only trouble about this cheerful
program Is that civilized nations II they
are really clviliz d, are not likely TO
permit Spain TO revive her favorlte
customs. as General Campos intimAtes
that he will do Humanity is a higher
law than treaties.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
MRS p.T.BARHUm WEEDS
Widow Of the Great Snowman
Marries q Greek.
QUIET SERVICES III NEW YORK.
rho Ceremonies We're Performed In the
Greek churoh-she Has Sold Her Con-
nectieut Home and VIII Go TO Greece TO

Creek Churoh-she Has Sold Her Con-
nectieut Home and WIN Go to Greece TO
Live rs the wife OF DemctrI Cailias hey.
NEW YORK, Aug s.-Mrs p. II. Bar
mum was married in this city TO Demotri
Callias Boy at the Creek church Agia
Trias, $40 West Fifty third street. A civil
service was first performed.
Property deeds on both sides were exc
cutcd. Mrs Barnum was represented by
Ex-Governor lngorsoll of Now Haven.
The religious ceremony was conducted
by the Greek priest Archimandritc paisios
Fercntinos Of the Fifty-third Street
church.
The Bride was attiro1 in a Worth gown
Of dark blue silk The bridesmaids wero
Miss Carrie Leigh and Miss May Read,
both of Bridgeport, Conn. Benjnmin
Fish, one Of the executors Of the Barnum
estate and q cousin Of Mrs. Barnum, was
also present.
The bridegroom was accompanied by
his best mnn, Demetricius Boy. Also pres
cnt were the Spanish consul, the Greek
consul and the Turkish consul. Immodi-
ately after the ceremony there was u
breakfast at Delmonico's Mr.. and Mrs.
Demctri Callias Bey are to pass couple
of days mt Bridgeport before sailing for
Paris. This is necessary because of the
BRIDES determination TO part with Mari
M, the estate just outside Of Bridgeport.
There has always been great curiosity
as to the age of the bride. In the certii-
cate she is named as Nancy Barnum aged
40, and the bridegroom is set down at AZ.
Fell In Love over n Mummy.
Tho history Of the courtship is interest
ing from the fact that the young widow
of the late =. Il. Barnum met her new
husband i'm Cairo year and half ago
upon her first trip TO the east after tho
death of her first husband. She was in
troduced 20 Dcmetri Callias Bey by the
American consul at tho time the latter
presented Mrs Barnum with u mummy
for the Historical society of this city.
It was love at first sight Calais Boy
halls from Constantinople, but his fortune
is in large olive plantations on the island
OF Mctotia in the Grecian archipelago. He
is worth something over $4,000 600.
Therefore It cannot be said that the hand
some Greek wooed Mrs Barnum for her
money. 1t was rather for herself.
During Mrs. Bnrnum's last trip abroad
Mr.. Callias visited Marina. He was
pleased with the place and would have
been contcntod to reside there but for the
fact that a bronze statue of heroic size Of
the late p. T. Barnum is placed in the
park directly in front Of the house. The
statue cannot be removed, rs it belongs TO
the city Of Bridgeport, and therefore Mrs.
Barnum decided to sell the place and so
abroad.
Aftor a stop in Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
las viii make their home in Greece.
Under Mr. Barnun's will his widow
inherited besides Marina which cost
100000, an annuity Of $1,000 and
81 600. 600.
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Immigration.


From the New York san.
The immigration to this country for
The fiscal year ending with June was
only 276 1875, or lees by 80 476 than last
year. 10 was less also than it has been
during any year since 1879 It ~as only
little more than one half the imnlgra
tlon OF 1898
The reason for this decline Of course.
was the depr' sslon Of business; and
hence the improvement which has no v
set Ia IS likely 10 b. followed BY a much
greater immigration, which, left
unchecked, will probably 60 on lncrsns-
Ing for the rest OF this century. The
same causes that augmented immigr&
ton dnring this decade up to the last
year, making It's total far larger than
previously, will continue operative
they are the sxactiens Of military
service In the European countries and
the opportunities offered By prosperity
here Without regard TO these ia
Licences, prejudice and persecution have
driven hither great numbers OF jewish
Immigrants, OF whom q large part OF the
illuminated total for the last year WAS
made up. This tendency OF the Jews OF
Rnssia and Poland and the east of
Europe generally cinnot be regarded 90
wholly desirable for as IL Is not bs-
cause they are Jews that the addition OF
80 many Of them TO the population Of
this country isof questionable advantage,
et least Immediately Il Is because they
are 30 generally unfttsd for other labor
than that which the market is already
overlooked. They also include great
numbers OF people who are lor ia the
scale Of civilization. Moreover, they
have been comiag hlther too fast for
their proper assimilation. But this
tendency Of the Jews to seek this
country, and more especially It's large
cities, is likely 60 continue until oura
becomes the land where the children Of
Israel are tho most numerous
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
coNTEMeoRARY oPINIoN.


N A''A hNAAAANs
From the Montreal Herald.
or all the fool Ideas ever proposed
unoer the name Of sport, that which Is
70 be carried out at Canton. Ohio, easily
bears away the palm An iron enclosure
"a heiug built two miles eaat OF that
place In which two eighty ton locomotives
are TO b. run together, head on, at 3
mile-S minute speed, after each has had a
start Of mile from outside the gates. IL
Is said that several Thousand dollArs have
been aubsoSibod and the originator
slams 60 have invested 80 600 in the
sohome. The idea Is TO charge an ad-
mission Zee to those curious enough ~
Vituess the experiment., and ~ an
average locomotive costs from IS 600 10
80 coo, large audience will be needed
20 reooop The brilliant originator for his
outlay.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

some Time. aud requested hsrgto 20 home
with him She refused, where
upon h drew from bis pocket
q 30 calibre revolver and fred
two shots at hor. The first Of which took
effect Ia the fscs near the ear and
lodged In the jaw bone He then placed tho
weapon in his pocket supposing his vile
TO be dead and walked in an uucoucerned
manner through the streets Of Avondsls
until he came 20 the borough limits, whea
posse started 10 pursuit. Of bin and no
hsd to the woods and made bis escape
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

Only few copies left Of Raud Nc
Eally g. Co. 3 Eney cloreiio and Gezeteer,
which will be disposed Of al 81 80 which
Is barely the cost Of manufacture. Ihis
Is work Of SEQ pegea and IS a condsnsa
tioD Of tho Eacyclopadla Britannica,
Ohamhors's EucYolop@ Tia, ETC., with tho
addition 81 much original matter treating
OF American subjects T. contain eighty
oolored maps and 2 600 speravings aud Is
tho cheapest work ever onared In this
city. Apply for one 50 the EgENINC
JOURNAL oiice
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE., CHRISTOPHER BAUER THE
- owner ana occupant OF the house situat-
ed AZ the southwest corner Fifth and Jackson
streets in the Tenth ward IN the
city Of Wilmington, county of New Cas-
tie and State Of Delaware. IN compliance with
the requirements OF the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that / shall apply in
writing TO the Court of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the Stale Of
Delaware. in snd for New Castle county, on
Monday, the 10th dav of September, 1895, being
the next term Of fatd court, for q license for
said house as an inn or tavcl H.. for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart, TO be drunk on the
premises, ana The following respectable citi-
zens of said ward, at least twelve OF whom
are substantial lreehOlders OF said ward,
recommend the said application, viz:
James Murray Edwin :. Sewer
James DOugherty Harry J. Suoeckle
Charles kohlbecker Morris A. Grubb
Wi helm Loeber Hemmings A Brown
John Griner Daniel llcElwCe
John A. Nahoney John J. Feeney
Joshua Bowers David pangel Jr
Hugh j. Sweeney Joseph Hettinger
Patrick j Sheridan Henry Hink
Michael j. Mulreedy Christian Iueckel
Martin Daily Matthew Meyer
Gotthold Yaeger Henry J. Garel
David Dargel sr Charles A Ryan
Christian koehler CHRISTIAN BAUER.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

From the Baltimore sun.
10 is understood that the conservative
government has wisely decided not TO
Dust Speaker 6nlly. radical, from bis
place at the beginning OF the new Par
hsmont which assemblies on the 12sh
Instant. Tradition makes the Office OF
speaker sacred. It is placed spsrt from
Che play Of party passions Custom
rquires the re election Of the old speaker
At The beginning OF every Parliament, no
matter how majorities have shifted IN
tue elections Just held This custom l.
tn emioently conservative ono. and tbs
party Lord Salisbury leads would bs
~anting IN characteristics loyalty "a
Conservative presidents n Il departed
from It In tais case. Mr.. Gully's candi-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

From the. Hon. w l.. stroDg's speech to the
Lotos Club. January 10.
'lhave been twelve days mayor Of New
York, and never enjoyed twelve days
more In my life
From tho Hon W. l.. Strong's remarks 10 a
reporter Of the Herald, July 20.
when was foolish enough 20 accept
the mayoralty nomination l had no idea
Of what lt involved"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
The way to Defeat German.

From the NewYork Journal
The way to defeat Mr. German inside
OF tho Democratic party la Maryland is
Tor HIS enemies TO get a maj 9rity OF the
Democrascs to join with them He
cannot lefd any who do not follow him.
AID be cannot exercise any ihhueAce
which he does not possess He 10 a ma ,ly
man, and his cool head and wlso coua .
sells cause him 20 DO honored and be
lleved in The self styled reiormsrs who
barked at bis heels arc not likely very
soon TO d'splacs HIN IN the condolences
aud esteem Of the Democratic party
either OF his state or the nation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved Ia six hours by the "New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is agreat surprise IN account Of Its exceeding
prlmptnues In relieving pain In the bladder,
kidneys. hack and every part of the urinary
passages IN male or female. Ii relieves reten-
ton of water and paiu in passing IL almost
Immediately. IL you want quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy. Sold BY J =. Beetem and
q. james Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del. 4 :
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

The police force OF Wilmington, did
not permit the Folly woods gypsiea to
forget the wandering disposition Of
their race They are nov on their way
to Washington on the trail OF tho Coxey
army. Ills TO be hoped that they will
run sfoul Of one another with the result
which attended the meeting Of the
Kilkenny cats
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

You want something arglstic for your
centre table Something that will Instruct
as well az amuse Wen, get COPY OF
Famous Paintings OF the World bound
~ cloth and golc. 10 Is a beautiful port
iOiio Of artistic master pieces and 81 "a
will buy it. Made TO sell 70 So Only a
few left. Apply at EVENINGS JOURNAL.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

have missed him The ordinary woman
u.ually Lifts anything bat tho target
when engaged in pistol practice aud Ia
Infinitely more dangerous when shooting
for fun than when shooting in earnest.
The new woman may be better Ia this
respect We hope she viii. for then one
may know what to expect.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
oae More Exeurslon to nay Ridge.

oue More Excursion to bay Ridge.
The last opp ortanity 10 SEQ Bay Ridge
this season VIII b sunday, August 18th.
The last chance to sail on tho broad
Chesapeake will be Sunday, August 18Th.
Don't Leu tho opportunity pass to spend q
day at this peerless bay side resort. catch
a glimpse OF Annapolis, see the shipping
aud harbor Of Baltimore. the metropolis
Of the South. and enjoy a famous Mary.
land soft crab dinner.
Special program of sacred music by
military band Every thing Is bright,
harmless aud rest inviting ct Bay Ridge
We give below a list OF stations show o.
fr e., time - orccfoI trof.,. ,..1 -.t,.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

dscy vas opposed ~ tho con-
servatives when he WAS 6rst elec
ted on the ground that he was insx
parlenoad. Bat be has done fairly well,
and II he continues 20 be- impartial II 10
likely that hs viii continue TO be speaker
as loug a. he likes Tbs only bill, apart
from appropriations. TO be passed this
Summer will be, 1t is said bill 10 post
pone the fixing OF judicial rents In
Ireland, IN Wow Of the expected esr,y In
PRODUCTION OF large land purchase
scheme for that island Early 10 Sspten
Der the session will end. and Parliament
will not meet again till February As
indicating that the conservatives and
llborsl-unionists are being fused Into one
party IL Is noted that the summonses TO
all the governments supporters are
issued by Mr. Balfour tho conser yative
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

WAsn1NCToN, Aug s.-Tho war depart
mont has received a telegram from Gen.
cral Coppingcr dated at Jackson's Hole.
He says that he has sent out two more
scouting parties and that one has return.
cd. This leaves three in the field, each In
command of an officer lie reports that
all is quiet and mo Indians"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

The wet and dry SEASONS In New York
come very close together on Sundays
Wet" at the back door aud dry" at the
front entrance. This Is 8 saloon keeper s
Roosevsldt keenly by reform police
commissioners who are endeavoIing to
enforce the excise law.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

WEST CHRsrER, Aug. Would-be
Murderer George Bowin. of AyoDdale,
this county, was captured near Lancaster
and will be brought here for trial On
the night Of May 6 Bowin Visited bis
wife. with whom he had not lived for
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
omnhn conneIlmen RebuI.ed.

OMAHA, Aug. S.--Aftor convincing the
ten mcmbegs OF tho city council who do
fled the laws aud the courts orders on
last Friday that they actod without prec'
edent and that they were really in open
contempt Of court Judge Hopewell dis
missed Thorn with severe rebuke.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

The Defender has taken to her cups
II an old sea dog is to be believed.
When Lord Duuraven c,mss over here
and sees the wild way In which she
dashes through the water he will come
to the conclusion that she has delerlum
tremens and that sober boat has not the
ghost Of q chance.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

DETROIT, Aug. S.-Dctroit entertained
Columbus, and iO7 representatives Of the
Buckeye capital saw the sights of the City
of the Stuits Thoy came from Glove.
land by steamer and were entertained by
the mayor and othor Detroit officials.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

Arthur ! Brown, a member OF the
Brooklyn Nj @ A bicycle club, was
AZ tue Clayton House last night. He
is enjoying 3 two weeks vacation by
mekiDg a tour through Maryland and
V rginia he WAS the guest Of the
Wilmington Bicycle Club last evening
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08

Yachting is booming aud gazing and
All that sort Of thing The interest OF
two continents is conferred in two small
sleeps which represent the yachting
prestige OF their respective nations
We do not doubt that Defs nder will
leave V&lkyrie In her wake and ia her
alan