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Abendblatt., 1895-02-28
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Abendblatt., 1895-02-28

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Wttbblings, Dber BON Maisme6l unb Miobz
ltngs, DDer bon gef3rDtenem Safer unb
W}ais, ober geI9rotenem @ei5en be1te6t,
pel4em Die Dprf4rift8mGBtge @abe pbtger
Nr3net beigemif@t pirD. S9tpeine fre1Ien
bteie U&H9ung germ, iie f6Grft ben Nppetit
unb Fat mod bds Suite, baB Die Sbtere,
na9oem fe einmaG nit 6tefer Nr3net berz
mif9teS 5utter g~etoftet baden, bteIeS frefen,
fel6ft tpenn iie ionittges Sutter bartnddig
bert 9md6en. S6neine, Die 10 trant ftn0,
bob fie 5um 5r6Ten ntAt aufteben, muB
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an5upenben, fDnlt tDnnen bic S6iere letbt
erfttden. Wtan lege ba5 S9tpetn 6terbei
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8ade19aut BON ben 3G6nen, tpoDur9 er Ttere
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bert 3luden. 0te @rfabrung bat ge3etgt,
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men glet3mdBigen Mnt6etl barart er6dlt.
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f9md9li1en @9peinen geret6t tptro, oerz
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befagen, oaB in Dtelen @e0enben ieneS Stauz
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gefibrt tpurOen, einge76leppt tporDen tit.
3ahlret4e @9meine 1tno bereitS Der @eu9e
erlegen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28

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inert iiber bas g(uftreten Der Grippe in fetz
men observation-disclosures 10:
sic / # B a - borgeitern erf6ien &c in
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bemG6tigte ii9 Der tpe6rloien MGnner. 8tqB
un0 fr0ftelnb 1anten bic r1ngliidli9en nieDer,
nit 3itternber 6anb berri9teten 1e fire DR.
belt unb traurtg legten iie bic Gigar1e, melbe
ntAt number ppQte, aus ben 6ingern. GelbIt
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Nrmen nt9t gu neuer Sreubtgfett cripefen,
audi Der @lto6Dl erptes ii9 t6r, Der 8etpQlz
tigen, gegeniiber als ma9tloS. gu unqe=
tpo6nter StunOe, DOr 3agesanbrub, fe9rten
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8atttnnen 3uriid, obne Quitigtett, nit ftez
bernben Pul1en, nit beiBer Stirn. g.
Garptn ba9te nt9t me6r an bic tana(llItiqen
Mttglteber unferer @efeQf9aft, Do. @. berz
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trttif3en Sober barren. limb bas d1eS bat
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Srem0e, Die felt Sa6ten tbren un6eilDpl(en
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gegen Die es feline pDli3eili9en Mu3tpeifurg8z
maBregeG giebt, Mieber ma9t 1ie bic @traz
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Stabtt6eil8 unD be8 8erufes 1tredt tie Irz
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item unb &aufleute i'm Centrum nte0er. sic
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bic f60niten 5reuben bes &arneools gu
ni9te, Die 8rGftigften padt 1te beim S0opf
unD 5tptngt tie CUR a3 70 un~freipiQigan
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tiidtf9e Snd1eem5a! 9ebe bi9 De3
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ten aus alS bic 8ebuftion elmer 8erliner
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in 6iiQe unb TiiQe. Ser &unittrittfer mit6
gum 2ofalreporter, Der Poltttter gum 6ons
Del8re0atteur. Statt artitel mSbte
man 8 , artitel f9retben unO e8 1T unIere
ein3ige @offnung, DaB biefer Salauer bid
aus unferen 3Gumen Derbannen m0ge.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28

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ii ., autnnft. :7*a5 b.; $50 81, fioo5 IT.,
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falls g., +11:3O u. @utunft: +10,3 81, +2:l5 81
1855 81, +lllo a.-'S6gIia11. tE69!iS. ouSgenOumet
S%onnto9S: GIGgIi4, Montogs ouSgenommen. +l6gs
lth, Som1taoS ollSQen. a SG0lih nnd) st. Somarb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28
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reuen 9Offnungen erfiGt unb ba au3 Sez
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folgenO, nit benz @orf4lage einOeritanben
bat, BON 6rantrei6 unb ben iibrigen Mttz
gliebern Der lateinii6en Miin3oereine ober
Elm Sutherland ni4t gu befOrgen 1T, 10 tpirb
bic Gonferen3 tpobl 3uitanbe tommen. Ser
@enot bat BENIN au@ einen Nntrag, eine
Neunercommiffion ein8uieBen, I'm bic Ser.
@taaten auf elmer fol4en gu bertreten, angez
nommen, tpeG3er @ntrag fogar BON etnem
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conferen3 ni4t btel peripre9en, fonbern Ell
genmd4tig oorgeben polen, a~usgegangen 1T.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28
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Abendblatt., 1895-02-28
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Abendblatt., 1895-02-28

Is. Roosm5sr 1894 gbfabrt wnFunFh
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BEN Gort uub 8pftoR SpestoI. -. '10:3O GRl $40 q
Ser NORTH Sbore HiEaiteh. ....... ........ . 4:3Q 81
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1925 Nl.; 1900 g.; '114B u. aufuuft: '7:20 81:
fl:25 81: 1850 q.
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81; ~1i:30& 81. @utunft: ITO ST.; 1906 q.
'SG9IiG + GuSgen. GOHutoes. / Musssn. TDntac.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28
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iabenbem Safe iib al8 miriam erpeifen?
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ne3ii6ter 3uerft geTtelt tperben uaD fetner
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9ungen bilben 1oQen. Sci alien berartiqen
&rdnf6etten tit Die 8erbiitung melt btQiger
81 6eperf iteltgen unb por~t6eil6after, als
dr2neilibe 8ebanbll1nq.
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gegangen tpirb, muB bprausqef6tdt perben,
oaB man BON etnem Mfittel Die 6etlunq
Der &rant6eiten in alien sSGuen
ni9t ertparten Darf. gfo9 ME lit Elm MtttsG
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ben Der16ieDenen a%n1tedenben &rant6eiten
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bat. Man9e bte1er &ranf6eiten treten 10
b~0Sarttg auf unb ne6men etnen 10 raI6en
8erluuf, baB bas S9ter f6on tobt 1T, e6e
man nur puBte, baB es frant mar. Inter
foL4en umtdnOen mangeGt es ben ongez
tpenbeten 6etlmitteIn gen06nli9 an Set,
einen ~ppblt6uenben @tnfluB aus5uii6en.
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bes 2eibens aber nit tDentger 9eftigfeit uno
bier btetet it6 Die 3eit unb @elegen6ett, Die
Sbiere nab t6rer @rfrdnfung in 8e6anbz
lung 5u ne6men unb bte1e auf cine gan3e
!0eerbe auS5ubehnen, tpenn BON bte1er einz
3elne S4iere 3ei4en ibrer @rtrontung 6aben
ertennen ldien,
9os @ecept fir Elm nit GrfoGg ongetpenz
hn4es Mi+4eH Hn,ttnt (nnnE5GsN M snE4.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28

Rhicaao, 8tjInaufec G. at. EauLGtTenbanu.
W StoSt=3idet=Offce: POI @lort=Strabc; TeIephpne
2l90 0taiu. Union p~oiio9ier .GtatiOn @anat. Adams
unb WtablipuzStroBe
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28

0sSfhteaa Central, r. 2. q. q .. a. uub .. 8
~ u. Ut. 8.-rGbe giogoEo gFaGB gDute'. 3idst.
Ctfttss. 60 Glart Str. NIB 6tctioueE p Ctr. uRb Qarl
Wom, p. Ctr. 80. Str. uno 6Boe Bart
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28

Nbteaep q @0Tters JMimOts G~tfenbabn. -
~EtdetsSfices 230 GlorfsStr.. Mubitortun1sAHneE
anb Yoiio9iersSt ation, Seor6orns un6 8olF-5tr.
&d9llb. f6onKtag5 aIsseu. Abfabrt autuHft
3srre Soute uro @ponspine.. ...... + 500 M+ COZ q
9anOile q Gnb. Mineral 5prln98I+l255 Mi 945 q
&9tcaQo un6 9tafbbine 8intits6. -. SOP 81 10:20D
aerre 3oWte uHS GOoHSpine -. 81. f1l:22 a. 6:55 Sd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

TOR RENT-A pleasant second story room
IL without board. al hll West Third street.
m2-l2t cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

in the direction of Victoria dc Las Tunas,
with the design OF marching upon Puerto
Principe, Colonel Snlcedo dispatched Col
onel Sandoval, with a detachment of
troops, to march In pursuit Of the rebcl
band.
Colonel Sandoval found the enemy en-
camped Mt point between Bias and Boca
de Dos Rios on the right side Of the Con
tramaestro river small tributary Of tho
Cauto. Colonel Sandoval attacked the
camp and found his troops harrassed by
scattering fire of single shots from Covert.
The fight lasted for an hour in this man
ner, at the end Of which time the Spanish
troops advanced and took the enemy's po-
sition, compelling the rebels to fly in diff
ferent directions. Tho Spanish troops
holly pursued, and came upon the body Of
jose Marti, which was later positively
identified.
or the rebels twenty were killed and
many Of their wounded were left In tho
camp when they took flight. The Span
iards took some correspondence Of the
rebel leaders with the booty Of the camp,
among which are some important papers.
The arms and horses Of the insurgents
were also taken. The Spaniards lost five
killed and seven wounded.
The insurgent prisoners say that Gomez
and Estrada are either killed or wounded
The political effect of this event Is dis
couraging to the cause of the insurgents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

'Ifok SALE-Farm. 1875 acres In lower part
IL part Of county, location aud buildings
good J. p Nichols. Wilmington. Del.
mis- ot-eods
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

ESOR ShLE--i2 side door milk wagons at
Is $500 each at Hanmonds Second and
French streets. AXIS 26t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22
THE AMALeAMArED ASSOCIATION
Importass Msssiss u Ire. ass steel work.
srs at oisvsiaaa.

Importast Msstins n trsu ane Steel work.
srs II oisvsianA.
CtrvEtAxR, MY @.-Ths twelfth an
nuai conveHtibn u thu AInalGsfpatod As
ISOLATION Of Iron and SteN Workers Of
America 10 In session hero. President Gar
land presides. About $50 delegates are in
attendance. Tho gehSfal sentiment which
apparently prevails among the delegates
is that this CONVENTION will be the most
Important in the history Of the arganiza
tioh. .....-
1.-THE association" said Secretary Kill
gallen was never In such q good posi-
tion to hold convention. While the con-
vention In point of attendance is numeric-
ally weak, owing to hard times, the
strength Of the association as represented
was never so strong Heretofore there
have been dissepsions among some classes
represented. This year the situation Is
entirely changed. The association has
gained in strength and has extended to
every branch Of iron and steel workers"
President Garland reiterated in sub
stance the statement Of the secretary. The
feeling that there will be some radical
changes made in tho wage scale appears
to be apparent The delegates are reticent,
and will not commit themselves In any
manner
Among the resolutions adopted to gov
ern the convention was one that provides
that any other delegate other than the sec
Rotary, upon being convicted Of giving out
Information concerning the work of the
convention to the newspapers, shall be
liable to expulsion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

BALTIMORE, May 2e.-The recent cold,
wet spell has seriously affected the peach
crops in Kent county, yet in some orchards
fair crops are reported, The fruit on all
the intermediate yellow varieties on old
trees are killed, but young orchards are
still showing good prospects, Seed fruit
and all the very early varieties are plenti-
full as yet. On Eastern Neck island, where
there was an abundant crop last year, but
few peaches are reported. On Chester
river the majority Of orchards have been
hurt, some growers claiming hardly
enough to pick, The pears are badly hurt
and cherries ruined. Reports from Caro-.
limo county are that there will be grave
danger for young peaches, as well as all
other fruits, il the cold, wet weather con-
tinues. Wicomico county peaches are rot
ting badly. Strawberries have been In
jured by rust.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

IlnAHM FOR BALE-m good state OF culti.
,G walton OF e6 acres In Brandy wine III.
Good buildings Apply At 7Iy 4 9TH street.
city mlu Jlu'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

TOR REST-Cottages at Eastlnke Park. the
u popular suburb of tho city OF Whining
ton. Where you can enjoy all tho benefits of
country air and yet be In close contact with
che city. Rents reduced. Joseph L.; Car
penter, 923 Market street. ns7-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Franz Won Suppe. the eminent musical
composer, died in Vienna yesterday
An uprising is feared among the In
dians OF the Creek nation, in Indian Ter
ritory over money said to have been lille.
gally used by Creek officers.
The negroes of Charleston, s. c., held
thanksgiving service last night on account
of Judge COTS decision declaring the reg.
istration law unconstitutional.
Mrs Sarah Stephen, an aged widow Of
Kingston, N Y, who keeps small candy
store, has fallen heir to fortune of S2S,-
900, 600 by the death of brother in Eng
land.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

TOR SAI.E-iir. Van Dsventer will con-
~ tinue tho sale of his domestic wsnrs at
t9B Market street. ml6.Bt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

wv ANTED--A good man for farm work
w miles 10 country, good wuges APP
ply at this office or ut farm OF w. jerks Feii.
Falkland. Tel mle-4t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

CREsToS Ia, May GA desperate bat
tie occurred at Charlton In tho Burling.
ton railroad yards between officers and o
gang of tramps who were caught breaking
into a car. When officers attempted to
arrest them the tramps pulled revolvers
and commenced firing. Tho firing was 70.
turned and fusillade Of bullets were ex-
changed Constable Baglan was shot In
the left breast, but will recover. Marshal
Hixson was slightly wounded. Whether
any of the tramps were shot could not be
Harmed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

ARMOUR S d., May ao.-The opening
of the Yankton reservation at noon yes
terday was not characterized by the for
mality and discipline attending the open
ing Of vast bodies Of Indian lands. To-
day the newly opened land is dotted with
the shanties of homesteaders, and prelim-
mary steps toward the cultivation Of lands
have been commenced. The opening was
the most orderly opening of Indian lands
that ever took place in the west. The
land is really valuable, and will be rap
idly taken
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

PocAHoNTAs, Va, May 22.-The condi-
tions here are unchanged. Yesterdays
output was cighty-flve cars. Private
Fields, who was struck with a stone, is
not badly hurt, and the negro who struck
him has been arrested. All tho white
miners who were arrested have been re-
leased. The Richmond militia company
left for home this morning and will be
supplanted by Portsmouth company
The council and board Of trade here have
asked Governor O'Ferrall to suspend
picket guard on the s8d, as the town and
county officials are elected on that day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

H0H RENT-Furnishsd rooms with or
y Without board. In private family. No. e2i
Zen Bnren street. m2itts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

LoSpoS, May a2.-The trial OF Alfred o.
Taylor was concluded yesterday Tho
Judge, In summing up the evidence, d.
rected the jury to acquit Taylor as re-
garded his completely with the young man
Wood, leaving them to decide upon the
three charges in which Taylor is alleged
to DO directly guilty. The prisoner was
found guilty on several counts In the in
dictment. Taylor's sentence was delayed
until verdict should be reached In tho
trinl Of Wilde, which began today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

TRENTON, May as.-The state military
board decided to have the brigade en-
campments at Sea Girt in regiments in
stead of as brigade, as heretofore. IL is
thought that this plan will result in a
saving to the state Of about sis, 600. The
dates fixed for the encampments are
Fourth regiment, Of Jersey City, week of
July IS; First regiment, Of Newark, week
of July 20; Second regiment. of Paterson,
week OF July 81. .. s...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

LENA, Peru, May 22-The arrival of the
United States coast defense ship, the Mon
tercy at Callao, was welcomed here with
great enthusiasm. This feeling is mani.
tested in Lima at every evidence of friend
ship which the government at Washing.
ton extends to Peru. The Monterey is to
stay at Callao until after the presidential
election in Peru, which is to occur on the
first sunday in June, and II there are any
outbreaks she will assist in preserving
order
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

PITTsBuRG, May 2a.-The miners of this
district are making desperate fight in
the face OF their defeat in their strike for
sixty-nine cents per ton. Yesterday the
officials succeeded in calling out about
800 men on the CHARTERS branch of the
Pan Handle railroad, and all tho mines of
that section are closed The mines on tho
Wheeling division of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad are running in full, how
ever, and it is generally conceded that the
strike is lost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

w ANTFD 500 pairs of pigeons and
wv squads at the bird store, XII w. Fig nth
street. Address i. C. Pyle. mlS-tt-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

BrxMIssHAn Ala, MsS IT Is now
Gale 6ik j. s i viii Il rs.ot s' POI. a.
sons. fustAtr lSafch Of tbs Debris Of
Fants boarding kouss ysstsrdsy aisSIosed
more CHARGED hpnss Psiiass Pat Woods,
whose body Gs5 feeoysred, two Missing
men have hot been found Two Women,
It develops, are also missing and the bones
found are believed 70 be those of the four
persons unaccounted for. The two miss.
Ing men had Just come to Gale City from
Pennsylyanis and their names are un-
known. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

PARIS, May 22.-Inquiries made here at
the offices of the Campagnie General
Transatlantique show that La Gascogne,
which sailed from Havre for New York on
May II, aud which is now about two days
late, has on board ninety five saloon pas
sengers and 400 passengers in the steer
age. The officials of the French limo are
not in any way alarmed at the fact that
La Gascogne has not arrived on time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

PITTsBURe, May ga bill of complaint
was filed in the United States circuit court
here yesterday alleging an infringement
OF patent on the part OF the Carnegie Steel
Company, limited. " was filled for schnei.
der g. Co., Of Paris. France, by their at
torneys, johnson g. Monro, OF Washing.
ton. b. o. The bill asks that the defen
dants be restrained from making armor
plate or other applicanos with the famous
Nickel steel process, and asks for an In
demnity for the use of the process until
Ahis tiroa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

Lospos, May ~ The fashionable after
noon prqfnspfAs n Piccsdifiy was well
filed With fyistaofatic spectators when the
Marquis ~ Qheensberry met his son, Lord
Douglas Of Hkwiok, near the corner OF
Bond street. A fsw words were passed be-
twsepa them, and then there was brief
buS determined conflict. The police
arrssssg the combatants. Lord Douglas
countenance was disfgured with black
were merely held for disorderly conduct.
They were released on bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22
Damaging Eyideno. Against ar.. Smell.

CANTON O., May Cat n trial of Mrs.
Sarah Smell, who is charged with com
plicity in the conspiracy to murder her
son-in.law William A. Mackey, Charles
Heiser, aged II, testified that Mrs. Smell
had tried to induce him to kill both
Mackey and her husband. He said she
handed him a revolver and told him II he
would shoot either of them at the first OPP
portunity she would give him a house and
lot a team and surrey. The testimony of
Heiser was not shaken on cross examina.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

VNTANTED.-.Heip rurn,shed FOR hotels
w restaurants ana private families At
sboIt notice. Apply At the Wiiminxton
suTlT-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

LONDON, May s2.-Dispatohes from ST..
Petersburg say that serious fires have 90
CURED In various parts of the provinces.
In the town Of Kobueden 900 houses have
been destroyed, and In the village of Rush
any ESQ houses have been burned. During
these CONGREGATIONS a total of fifty per-
sons were killed and many more were in
jured. These fires have caused severe dis
tress In the districts in which they too X
place, and this distress continues.