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Evening journal., 1895-03-28
II Hung Change Condition Serious.

WASHINGTON. March 2s -- Although
nothing is said at either the Japanese or
Chinese legations as to tho condition Of
III Hung Chang, the Chinese peace envoy,
1t is known that adyices have been receiv-
cd In official circles that serious results aro
apprehended from tho wound. In fact,
some discussion as to the effect his death
might have upon the situation in the
Orient. II is generally believed It would
prevent Japan securing as good terms as
she had intended 70 insist upon. .s-.s t..
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
United Mine Workers Convention.

DUBoIs, Pa. March 2s, The conven-
tion Of United Mine Workers of America,
District No. 2. was begun here President
Bradley presided. The meeting was called
to consider the question Of making a de-
mand for an advance in accordance with
the scale demanded in the Pittshurg re-
gion II is believed that If the demands
are not granted by the operators a general
strike in the region win occur about May J..
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Nervous

People should realize that the only
true and permanent cure for their
condition is to be found in having
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Roaring River Moonshiners Talso Revenge

WINSTON. n. G., March 2S.--In the
Roaring river neighborhood of Wilkes
county a crowd Of whisky blockade rum
iers went to the home Of farmer, called
aim to bis front door and shot him
through the thigh. The wound is dan
gerous The crowd then went TO the homo
If the farmer son and tore it down COM
lletely They also visited and burned an
unoccupied house belonging TO another
SON The father and two sons were wit
1esses IN case tried a few days before
against a moonshiner named Wiles.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
nations WIN Not Interfere.

ST PETERSBURG, March est is semi
officially stated that in reply to China 5
request that they mediate for the declara-
tlon Of an arnistice during the peace ne
gotiations, Germany and the United States
have notified China that they are resolved
to maintain a strictly neutral attitude in
regard TO China and Japan. The other
powers to which similar appeal was
made have refused to interfere.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Death Charged to Football Players.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The coroner
Of the District Of Columbia held an in
quest over George d. Bahcn Of the George
town university football team, who died
from injuries received in the Thanksgiy.
ing day game with tho Columbia Athletic
club. The iurys verdict was that Bahen
came to his death from foul play, for
which it was unable TO fix the responsible
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
a TyroIenn Fenh on.

PATERSON, n. j., March 2S.-Joseph
Mattadi, TyroleAn, was stabbed on River
street. and the doctors at the St. Joseph
hospital say his wounds will prove fatal.
The police soon after arrested Noto Aoker,
also Tyrolean, and took him before the
wounded man, who identified him as his
assallant, Tyroleans who know both mon
informed the police that there had been q
family difference Of long standing between
tho mon
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
is BAcHE IN CANADA?
OmcIals of His Company iielleye They Have
Located Him There,

Omctnls OF His Company belieye They Have
Located Him There.
BosToN. March 2s The fact that John
O. Baohe the missing Union life insur.
ance agent who mysteriously disappeared
recently after starting on a trip to this
city, is in Canada is fully credited by the
officials Of the company, and IL is prob
able that Rn effort Is to he made to find
out his whereabouts Tor the purpose of in
dueing him to return to New York. The
exact relation existing between the com
pany and its missing agent was outlined
by Robert L. Pond, tho Boston agent Of
the company, in an interview Iie said:
We believe that Bache is In Canada
In fact won't to Detroit fortnight agt
with one James Francis, who represented
himself to have been sent by BAche to ne
gotiate with our company for his roturn
to the United States From what Fran.
els said / believe that no was sent by
Bnche /"
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
cinoinnatI Rnnk In 1,rnnhIe.

CINCINEATI. March 2s.-The CONNER
cial bank notified the clearing house that
Il could not pay its days clearings The
Commercial is one Of the Oldest banks in
the city. Later the bank assigned TO W..
II. Campbell, cashier Of the bank, Cash
ior W. II. Campbell stated that the bank
had temporarily suspended payment and
would be all right in few days
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
ElectIon Omclals Indleted.

WHITE PLAINS, n. ", March 2S.-The
grand jury handed up to Judge Dykman
IN the court Of oyer and terminer batch
If indictments, among which were indict-
ments against Henry Hoffman, William
II. Deverman, John Wagner and Eugene
Gillen, the election inspectors and poll
clerks OF Mount Vernon. who were arrest
cd some time ago, charged with election
frauds at the last city election on May l5,
1904
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
They Klllsd 100 Live Rats.

Members Of the Wilmington Rod and
Gun Club yesterday repaired to the shoot
ing grounds at Front aud Union streets
where they shot live rats instead OF live
pigeons or keystone targets, as is Gus
tomary. The rats had been collected
from various down-to wn traps and kept
Ia good condition for the sport A circle
thirty feet In diameter was drawn and 10
the middle was set q bird trap, the kind
used ordinarily In a live bird shoot.
Che rats were In a large box and were
taken out one at a time and put In the
rap. When the gunner was ready b.
would give the word pull" the trap
puller would pull the string. the sides
If the trap would fall down and the rat
would be at liberty. Just as soou as
the rodent started TO move he would be
KILLED by the lesden bullets from the
shooters gun Ii the rat was not killed
inside Of the thirty foot circle the gun
ner was marked with a miss on the
core card. Although there we're a
lumber of misses. not a rat escaped the
ticks OF the boys. The SCORE was as
follows
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
nnvis wnl SO settlcd.

BUTTE, Mon, March 2s The great Da-
Wis viii contest, involving $1,000, 900, Is
perhaps ended by mutual agreement be-
tween the heirs. The John a. Davis will
was admitted TO probate and a decree Of
distribution entered. subject TO revision In
the event of further contest within one
year by claimants not parties to the pres
ent agreement.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
a MODERN SAMSON.
A Giant slav Killed Two Men In stree
Fight.

FIEHts
WHEELING, March 2s. --Meager accounts
como from the vicinity of. Dillonvale mines
In Mount Pleasant township jefferson
county o.. Of a tragedy that occurred
there, A fight started in a crowd Of Slay
miners on the street, and one Of their
numhor-a giant in stature and physique
when hard pressed picked up a club and
killed a smaller man.
Then seizing a large stone he buried II
in the head Of another man, cleaving it in
two to the iawbone, killing him instantly
There Is great excitement among the Slavs
at the mine in consequence Of the double
murder, and as the friends Of tho murder
or and his victims are about evenly divid.
cd there may be further trouble The Slav
who did the killing is under arrest and is
strongly guarded.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
charred wIlh nurnInr Hl. WIG up

FELTON, Mich, March 2s.-The farm
house Of Frank Annis, north Of the vii.
lage. was burned and Mrs Annis perished
in the flames. An inquest is being held,
and the testimony thus far Is rather dam
aging to Mrs. Annis' husband. His 10.
year-old daughter has testified to facts
which show that the house was set atlre.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
saved From Hydrophobia.

NEW Work, March 2s.--The three little
hoys-Willie and John Davis and Willie
Anderson Of Maoclenny Fla who have
been patients at the Pasteur institute for
the past two weeks, have been discharged.
They will start for home tonight DR.
Gibier said the boys were all right and
need have no fear Of hydrophobia.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
noted cbicapo Pioneer mead.

CHICAGO. March rs. ~ Mr. Francis
Chamberlin, at one time the only white
child in Chicago is dead. His father came
TO Chicago in 1882 They were here at
tho time Of the Fort Dearborn massacre,
and Mrs. Chamberlin was saved from
death by the noted Indian chief Black
U.~t~fl,.a
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Annther Trnin nnhhnrr.

LITTLE ROCK, March 2s. Train "a on
the Iron Mountain was held mp by robbers
just north Of Williamsville, 10 miles north
Of Poplar Bluff, Mo, by two men. The
robbers cut off the mail, express and bag
gage cars and ran about half a mile and
robbed the express car. It is not known
what the booty amounts 60
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
EarlY Plans for lslcrole RAcInE.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
BALTIMORE, March 27 The Century
Cycling CLUB Of Maryland has decided 60
hold road race from Reisterstown to
Baltimore Saturday afternoon, May IS,
the committee In charge being
Howard Harvey, James K Dunlap,
Walter H. Gehre, Elmer Davis and
Bascom jackson, The race will be a
sealed handicap affair. 1t Will start
from the sixteen mile stone at Reisters
town and iinish elther at the milestone,
back OF Halsteads or at Halsteads.
The race will start about D m Ar
rangements will be made TO have
special train to leisterstown that after
noon. In case the electric road Is run
ming at that time tho spectators will be
Afforded an opportunity to witness the
race from start TO finish. IL is expected
to have fast men from Philsdelphia,
Wilmington aud Washington A tempt
ing array Of prizes Is off red, among
them being wheels aud sllverwRre
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
A Bride Knls Herself.

NEW YoRK, March 2s.--Mrs. Cora
Shear. 20 years old, Of 5O3B Eighth avenue
was taken 10 Roosevelt hospital suffering
from the effects OF dose Of carbolio acid
taken with suicidal intent in her apart
ments. She died soon after. Mrs Shear
was bride OF about four months. she
came to New York from Savannah with
her husband, Lent Shear, who is an engi-
neer. No cause Is assigned
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Reoorder cnrley wnI stnr.

HARRISBURG March 2S - Governor
Hastings received from Attorney General
Mccormick an opinion that Recorder Cur
ley of Philadelphia is entitled TO hold that
Office until the first Monday in January,
1926. The attorney general holds that the
executive has no power to remove the re-
eorder because tho Office he holds is an
elective one
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
sAnolher way o. vIewIng u.

What Is the latest Development ia
the tax reform movement7 asked the
EVENING JOURNAL correspondent of one
OF the local leaders yesterday why,
we've Just secured dozen more converts !;
prominent citizens. too. They have been
made to see that public improvements do
raise the value OF land and. that lal d
should, therefore, pay for public improve
mepts.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
cburch sexton Convicted Il Murder.

ST. Louis. March 2S.--In the criminal
court tho jury returned q verdict finding
guilty Of murder in the first degree George
Thompson (colored), who poisoned Joseph
Cunningham, the sexton of st. Peter s
Episcopal church. Cunningham had sue
ceeded Thompson as sexton, thereby caus-
ing his displeasure.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
crrlirr Aeademr on ; Reof.

CHICAGO, March IS. The famous Mad
ison Square roof garden in New York has
been leased by Spaulding Brothers, the
Chicago sporting goods firm, and will be
transformed into cycling academy. Cy.
cling in the air is a decided innovation.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
WIN Punish Iudlscreet Residents.

Councilman John H Martin announced
last evening that some arrests OF citizens
might b. expected soon unless there Is
radical change In the condition OF affairs
For some time he and his fellow
committeeman. Mr. Eliason, of the
Health and Nuisance bureau, have been
on the lookout for residents who
deliberately throw rubbish and offal ont
In the streets and vacant lots. They
have spotted several law breaking
residents. but also discovered two cats
long since deceased, which Councilman
Eliason had TO. have buried Now the
couneilmen propose to take heroic
measnres.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
WILLIAM patton Doipe weII.

Willism Patton, the man who wse
aken to the Delaware Hospital yesterday.
from police headquarters, suffering from
frsctured skull. Is doing as we'll as
could be expected, and no Immediate
'anger is expected.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

John A. Lengsl, the popular and ener-
getic brewer, has this year exoellsd every.
thing in the produetion of Book Beer.
IL viii make It's appearance 10 morrow,
March Sa. Ask for IT,
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
nnsnilal nnnrnntinnh.

PfTTsBURs. March 2s.-The Homeo-
pathic hospital, containing 200 patients,
was quarantined by the health officials on
account of the development Of case OF
SMALLPOX
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
A FaII Company Of soldiers Drilled.

Lieutenant Booth had charge Of the
military evolutions OF Company n, First
Infantry. last evening and the COMPANY
front" was 80 large that it reached al
the way across the old court house floor
Captain Rogers and Lieutenant Hammers
were also on the floor inspecting the
company The new oommandant is doing
great work in reiuvensting this military
organization against strong odds.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
THE MY. MARKET
T. d. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.

Special Dispatch Evening Journal
NEw YORK, March esp. m The
following are the closing price, Of the
New York stock market
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
ChIoaro ulusIng Prices

Wheat, May. 551s bid Corn, May, iCss;
iats, May. 29Ss; Pork, MAY, u IS bid; Laru,
day, 7.07 asked; Ribs. May. 6 0 asked.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
,IoIIinI,v I'm JacksonvIII..

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March es.-Gov-
ernor Mckinley Of Ohio, accompanied BY
Mrs. Mckinley and party, arrived here
from Thamasville. Ge.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

Cotton-New York Closing Prices.
April, 625 bid; "a asked; May. 6.2 bid;
s rs asked; June, Q 20 bid; July, 9 "a bio; b.2t
.sA ed; August. "a Did; 26 asked.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Cheater BIcy ciers Plan Fine sport.

The Chester Bicycle Club has Issued
the following schedule Of club runs for
the season OF 1895: April Z, Wissahickon
April 81. Woodbury., N j. May 5, Had
doufisld. N May 10 Berwyn, Pa ;
Iune 2, Niueland, N j.; June is, VIII.
mington, Del June 80. Willow Grove,
Pa. September S Norristown. Pa
September %, Wissshicksop October 8.
Chestnut Run October 90, West Chester,
Pa
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Hoods
9 0arsapariIla

And therefore it is tho onlytru eand
reliable medicine for nervous people.
1t makes the blood pure and healthy,
and thus cures nervousness, makes
the nerves firm and strong, gives sweet
natural sleep, mental vigor, good
appetite, perfect digestion 1t does all
this, and curesScrofula, Eczema or Salt
Rheum, and an other blood diseases.
Ho0d3c Ollie easy to buy, easy to take,
hAOUu > 4 tAAS easy in effect. 25c.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
ALL SIS and sI8

Suits and Overcoats, our own
make, Blsck and Blue Rough
Cheviots, "Sawyer's," Neat Mixed
Cassimeres, every thread wool,
finely trimmed and made equal
to cu.tom goods, Sacks and CUT
away Coat Suits, just ONE
HALF PRICE, $3.50 and 80.
Matters not how cheap clothing
is you don't get these goods often
at these prices
See our window.
|. W. GIBNEY, Tailor, ClOthisr,
Eighth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

WIN be sold at public sale at Buena
Vista, near State Road station, on Thurs
day. April 4th. the registered French
sosch horse Faribole, three years old In
JuAe, twenty horses. mares and colts,
SIZED by the imported French coach horse
Federal; q number Of colts, two and
three-year olds. several yeRrlings and
several fine driving horses, the property
Of Mr. Francis N. Buck. Sale will begin
at i2 o'clock. Train leaving Wilmington
at IL % N. will stop at State Road
L w. STIDHAM Il Son, Auctioneers
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

Pure and wholsss@s Is gtseekl5's
rsnoxn.d 4 Eoc5 Bssr
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

LITTLE Oh thing was never
more attractive or
BOYS cheaper than a. pres
ent it is wonderful
how much style, what qualities
OF cloth and trimmings and
how serviceable euits you can
buy I boys from 3 to 10 years
size at from $3.50 to S5. We
have a few styles even cheaper
and plenty of novelties and
spec al things for more money,
but sell the most Suits ut above
prices.
LARGER From 10 to Is years
with short trousers,
BOYS and young men from
Is to 10, will find
Sixth and Market as usual with
everything that is new, stylish
and good for Spring wear.
You need not wait longer, as
the best from the New York
makers is here AID awaits your
coming.
Don't forget we can sell you
Hats, Shoes and Furnishings,
as we'll as Clothing.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Mar Rs AIl shIppsd We New Oastle.

Lieutenant Spencer Cosby, Of the
engineering corps having 10 charge the
work at Fort Delaware, will award the
contract, in Philadelphia, on April IL at
delivering lumber at Fort Delaware
during the present work of demolition
and Improvement nov going on there.
IL Is probable that al the lumber will be
shipped by way OF New Castle 1t being
much easier Of access by rail and water.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Cheatsrtown TennIa Players OrganIzs.

Down At Chestertown Md. the oung
ladies and gentlemen have organized q
ennis club with the following members
Misses Lottie Wiekes, Grace VFhaland
Annie Brice, Annie Smith, Marie West
colt, Bertha Hynson. Msssrs Lenox Cat
Inns, Joseph Brics, J. A. Thomas. Thomas
Massey. Spencer Hurtt, George Wears,
Harry Hickey. Jr.. Raymond aud Frank
Simpi rs, a. Constable
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
EverrthinR ElectrioaI. /.
sale Or Fine aorse1 ana Ooits-

The Electric Construction 4 Supply Co.
No Eighth street Telephone No. A.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
As hsfstofore stoeckle's Yemous na.

= % - 80 d D -.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Pure Blood

Because the health OF every organ and
tissue of the body depends upon the
purity OF the blood. The whole world
knows the standard blood purifier Ia
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Rcd r.lon.. Nsw NEInIater.

The Methodlsts Of Red Lion have
new minister TO succeed Rev w.
Townsend and they will receive him on
Saturday night He is Rev. o w.
Devenish and be will preach At both
services next Sunday.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT
Republicans Win Merge With
City Reformers.
SOME OF THE NEW CANDIDATES


From This -Councilmen De-
terminsd to stop Violations Of Health
OrdfnAnoes--sohoone salts Torn TO
shreds.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NRw CASTLE, March 2s There is very
little to be said about the coming
municipal election, but 1t will be not
without spirit but one of the most
spirited contests known for several
years. This fact was established yester
day when 1t became known that the
Republicans would "spring' no ticket
but would return TO the independent
ranks and merge with the Independent
Democrats Ia forming aud working for
Citizens Reform ticket. the party that
was organized during the msyorAlty
contest In 1889. when Julian d. Janvier
was elected mayor 70 succeed Samuel H
Black.
There will be a liberal representation
of Democrats on he new ticket, In fact
It will be headed by a Democrat, bnt the
Republicans will have a voice IN 1t.
something that they wonld not have II
they attempted to paddle their own
canoe The head OF the ticket will be
James VanarsdaIen, as announced
la the EVENING JOURNAL a
fortnight ago Mr.. VRnarsdalen
will not be 8 working candidate bat ha
assured his friends thai he will serve II
elected he was the city tax collector
during Mayor Henson's administration
and wss formerly = school teacher
Although no other offices have been
positively promised by the 'Cstizens. "
they will look to the election Of
William Deakyne AS city collector and
John A. Walls as one of tho councilmen.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
CeInant.

IeEn9ut
Imported and domestic.
Best brands
George q. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-24
KNOWLEDGE

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Its excellence Is due 10 It's presenting
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ant IN the taste, the l~freshing and truly
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dispe.ling colds, b ,adaches ard feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction 10 millions and
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profession, because il scts on the KID
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every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale b. all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-24
THINKS ENGLAND WOULD ACT.
Mr.. Dingley Wants Corporation TO Prevent
the Extinction OF Fur Seals.

Washington, Jan. 23.-Mr. Dingley
Rep. Me), called the attention of the
house today to what he termed the ut
ter failure OF the Paris tribunals reg
ulations for the protection of the
Alaskan seal herd and to the probable
ity of the complete extinction of the
herd unless steps were Immediately
taken to secure the cooperation of
Great Britain for the protection of the
seals. When the facts were presented
to Great Britain Mr.. Dingley thought
she would be moved to action.
Mr.. Reed asked if it was not true
that the United States government was
spending a large sum or money TO en-
able Canadian sealers to do their work
more effectively and Mr.. Dingley re-
piled that it was. Mr.. Dingley pre-
scented a bill which was referred 10 the
committee on ways and means. Mr..
McMillin, from the ways and means
committee, reported resolution cali
ing on the secretary Of the treasury
the cost of the United States of sup
porting 4 "kingiy government" in
Samoa.
The house then went into committee
of the whole and took up the Sundry
civil appropriation bill. Mr.. Sayres
dem. Tex. who was in charge of the
bill. explained its provisions and new
features. 1t carried S3S $40. 72l. $685.
hsO tcSS lllelt TIE SSAlfltdAtS anu St--Se,-
945 more than the bill for the current
year.
Mr.. Picker (Rep. :. ID. took the first
opportunity afforded to pay a tribute
TO Charles L. Carter. whom he describ-
ed as the Hawaiian patriot who fell
fighting for the republic. He was ap-
plauded on both sides Of the house
when he concluded. the applause of the
Democrats being, however, Of an iron
ical nature.
Mr.. Loud CRep- CaD. offered an
amendment 10 increase the appropria-
ton for the commencement and contin-
uauon OF the republic building at san
Francisco from $4,000 to $3.50. 00o This
building had been authorized TO cost
$500, GOO. AT the rate OF the proposed
appropriation he said the building
could not be completed for fifty years.
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Herman rep. Ore.). offered an
amendment appropriating $S.oo9 for a
light ship TO be stationed at the
straits OF Fuca, Ore, but it fell under
a point of order.
After further discussion the commit
tee rose. Then at ass p. m the house
ac iourned.