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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
ARCHBISHOP kENRIck pEposEp
Archbishop Knin Now Controls the Cstho-
liz nIanaaa - Iania

Archbishop Knin Now Controls the Cstho-
lie Diocese Of st. Louis.
ST. LouIs, june 4--Archbishop Ken
rick, OF St. Louis, has been deposed by the
pope, and Rev. John J. Kahn has been ap-
pointed in his stead. The venerable Arch
bishop Kenrick has for some time been
too feeble to administer the affairs of his
see, and three years ago the Rev. DR.. John
Joseph Kahn was appointed coadjutor
bishop. Still there was much difficulty
In conducting the affairs to the see, owing
to the fact that DR.. Kenrick insisted in
performing certain functions and oontroll-
ing much church property
The deposition Of retirement Of Arch
bishop Kenrick Is the result of petition
to the propaganda, setting forth his mental
incapacity and the dangerous condition of
the business Affairs of the diocese. As q
result Of the petition the propaganda COM
missioncd ArAt bishop Ryan, OF Philadel-
phia, to come to St. Louis and report on
his mental condition. The archbishop of
Philadelphia tried to get his venerable
superior to adjust his affairs that his re-
tirement could be avoided, but the old
archbishop refused to make will or to
transfer his trusteeship of church prop.
erty to his successor, whom he regarded as
an interloper. Archbishop Ryan, there
fore, reported that the archbishop was un-
fit to conduct the affairs of the diocese
The effect of the decision is to effeotually
retire Archbishop Kenrick FROM all rights,
titles and privileges obtaining to the arch
bishopric of st. Louis
Though matter Of urgent necessity,
the compulsory retirement Of the vener-
able metropolitan comics as rude shock
to the Catholics Of his archdiocese. Arch
bishop Kenrlck was in no sense provincial
His attitude at the Vatican council, which
declared the dogrnas of papal infallibility
and the immaculate conception, gained
him world wide reputation and involved
him In controversies with the greatest
theologians within and without his church.
His attitude at the oonolave begot him
the unending opposition of the author
ities at Rome This feeling has cropped
out quite frequently, notably In the re-
moval to Philadelphia Of Archbishop
Ryan, whom Archbishop Kenrick wished
TO be his successor. Since then there has
been an unbroken silence between the
metropolitan of st. Louis and his eccle-
siastical supporters at Rome.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
THE Big PRIZE Fight
Arranging to Have it Take Placs
Near Dallas, Tex.
CONFIDENCE OF TIE MAEAaEa&

| They Are satisaed There Can be NO Inter-
ference with the Contest. and Their Bsp-
rsssntAtivs Is Now In New York with :
Csrtined Check for $4,000.
Dallas, Tex, who is here as u representar
tive of syndicate OF Dallas men, apd
fortified with g certified check to the
amount of cal. 900 to make arrange
ments to have the proposed Gorbctt Fisz-
simmons fight pulled OF In the city
named, said in an interview regarding the
possibility Of the event being brought enc-
cessfully In the Lone Star state.
There Ia no doubt about the bringing
of of the f1ght There 10 no law In sNs
Texas statutes which will be violated hy
such an exhibition, and can assure yen
that the gentlemen who are anxious 40
have tho fight take place there would md
have anything to do with 1t II there Nne
anything illegal about the transaction.
I'VE mean business, apd have made an
our arrangements In advance. Our isaig
fair will begin this year in the middle of
October and last until the first week OF
November. 1t is our intention to have the
fight take place during the fair and inst
outside the Dallas city limits. The aEens
will be situated about a mile from ths
city hall. and in the vicinity of tho severai
railroads.
"All We have got to do is to pay a nseo
occupation tax, and there will bs no
trouble. The fght II possible, will take
place in the day time. We hare made pro
vistonal arrangements with the railway
companies and our friends from the north
and the west will have low rates"
Joe Vendig, the representative Of The
Florida Athletic club accompanies nv
Stewart and Fitzsimmons, called on Law
yer Friend at his Office and discussed ths
pros and cons of the big mill They all
agreed that everything looked promifias
for the meeting between Corbett and Fitz-
simmons, Lawyer Friend said he was
quite satisfied with the guarantees and
that the affair would go through. The
Corbett end OF it, according to ManaKrr
Brady, is also satisfied with the gnaran.
tees given by the Texas man.
Later the baokers Of the pugilists oAms
together again In an uptown sporting
house and they reported after the confer
enoe that they were confident that the
Fight would be pulled of in the latter pers
OF October. As preliminaries to the con
test for tho championship 1t is proposed
to match the winners Of Maher- o Donnsil
and Choynski Hall fights, soon TO be d.
otded, Tommy Ryan, Of Chicago, and
Billy Snatth, OF Boston, and the best man
at the wstghts agaipst Billy Plimnaar, for
limited or finish fights.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Pearee Defeat. Ahbott.

BOSTON, June 4.-one thousand persons
saw two elegant boxing contests at the
Suffolk Athletic club last night, in which
Leslie Pearce, of Philadelphia, was given q
decision over Stanton Abbott, of England
at the end of twenty round contest, and
Patsy Fenton, Of East Boston, was de-
clared the superior of Jimmy Powers, of
South Boston, in fifteen round CO. Both
contests wore clean and scientific The
Pearce- Abbott contest was hard fought
throughout. Both men were in excellent
condition at 1876 pounds. Abbott was as
cool as an iceberg, and fought as IL the
contest was not limited by rounds, and
from the seventeenth to the close OF the
twentieth round he showed his ability and
staying powers by almost smothering
Pearce with a shower of blows from right
and left. Abbott rallied too late how
ever, to recover lost ground.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
FOR RENT.

l1oR RENT-Lnrre summer mansion. the
= Mahony mansion ai Holly Oak station.
Beautifully shaded lawn. Only 200 yards
from Holly Oak depot. Terms reasonably
Apply to II. {. FJtAIM.
Attorney at Law.
nminRton, Del. lll3l-4t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
General Markets.

PHILApHLPHIA. June 3.-Flour weak; win,
ter superfne, s31S.2o winter extras, s. GOA
s.45; No. winter family. s3.5Gdt 10; Pennsyl
vania roller, clear. 80. 75S1s.s5; Pennsyivanfa
roller, straight, s4G4 rs: western winter, clear.
$3.754385. Wheat weak lower with SOC. bid
and sol5c asked for June. Corn lower, dull,
with b0c. bid and 56I4c. nsked for June Oats
quiet, firmer, with 3eI4o. bid and &c ask cd
for June. Hay steady; good to choice tim,
othy, $l5. Beef dull; city extra India meas,
Sl71le. Pork dull. easy. Lard steady; west.
ern steam, $6s0d6.s5; city, S626. Butter
steady; western dairy. s1l3c.; do. creamery.
l2Gl7c,; do, factory, s9llI6c.; Elgins, l7Ifc.
imitation creamery. l01l416c.; New York
dairy, ll9l7c.; do. creamery, l7I6c. Pennsyl-
vania creamery prints, fancy, l8o.; do. choice,
fc.; do, fair TO good, l49Slso.; Earlicky and
inferior, l0@l2c.; prints jobbing at l912ec
Cheese dull; New York large, b67c.; small,
b14971fc,; part skins. lsza4S3c.; full skins,
l0lM. Eggs quiet; New York and Pennsyl.
vsnia. 139l34c,; western fresh. l2Gl224c /;
southern, ll0l11c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
NEBRAsKA's BURSTING LAKE.
n Causes Railroad wreck which RE-
HN sust I'm -Four Dsaths.

~ Causes . Railroad Wreck which Re-
He susz in -Four Deaths.
CURTIS, Mob, June 4.--Ths damage by
ehe bursting Of Curtis lake will be very
hcavy through the Medicine valley. The
lake covered an area Of hundred acres
and was constructed as an irrigation res
ervoir, and, incidentally, to furnish power
to the Curtis roller mills. An enormous
dam was built across the mouth of Wild
canyon where 1t intercepts the Medicine
river at this point, and all the water
drained from the territory to the north
some thirty square miles, was confined in
the artificial basin.
The lake burst with roar that could be
heard several miles, and wall of water
ten feet high rushed down the valley, de-
stroying everything in its path. Houses,
freight cars, stock and a mountain of
wreckage were caught UP and dashed
about like feathers The fine roller mills,
which occupied part of the great ravine,
were almost ruined, Damage alone is esti-
mated at eco, oo0
McCooK, Eeb., June Awhile search
Ing for washouts between Edison and Ok
ford the engineer OF the repair train
plunged Into washout about two miles
east of Edison, and OF the five men on the
engine four were killed. The dead are:
b. v. Hally, roadmaster; Frank Jeffries,
engineer; G. NJ Rowell. fireman; Samuel
Mundy, conductor. This is the most dis
astrous accident to life that has ever oc-
CURED on this division and Is one of tho
results of the breaking of Curtis lake
dam
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

ENok RENT-Two communicating rooms O,
IL 2ud floor. TO couple without chiideren
brlodEers, at SJa T. 4th street. IN p-Gls
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

A dispatch from Cairo reports fresh
outbreak of cholera at Mecca.
ferryboat crossing the Danube neal
Bocsin, Hungary, capsized yesterday, and
twelve workmen were drowned.
General Bushnell, Ohio's Republican
candidate for governor, announces himself
In favor of Mckinley for president.
Forest fires are raging fercely near
Hlghwood, Gladwin county, Mich, and a
strong wind is driving them eastward.
The comptroller of the. currency has
authorized the East Pittsburg National
bank, of Wilmerdins Pa, to begin busi.
ness,
James Howard, Wells Fargo employe,
staggered into San Francisco police sta
tion covered with blood He had lust
strength enough to say he had been beaten
and robbed, and thsn died.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Prevented a Human Sacrifice.

CLEVELAND, June 4.-An entire family
OF seven were taken into custody yester-
day charged with insanity. The family
consists of Henry Buchwold, the father;
Charlotte, his wife; two grown daughters,
Eva and Emma, and three small children.
All of the members of the family are
strong believers in the spiritualistic faith
and have been looked in their home at 8
Beaver street for over week, holding
wildly insane spiritualistic seanoes. One
of the daughters laborsd under the hallu-
cination that she is spirit and another
member of the family that the spirit must
die The spirit was perfectly willing to
be sacrificed, but the arrival of the sheriff's
officers prevented them from carrying out
their mad ideas.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

EOR RENT-Rooms furnished or unt
~ furnished for boarders; also double
ksElor for doctor. Apply l0i6 Washing tor
Aruet, m2T-6t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
HOT WAVE LIFTED.
An End to the Torrid Weather Of
the Past Few Days.
THE FATALITIES IN NEW YORK.

Fully Twenty-Five People Killed in the
Metropolis In the Past Five Days and .
Great Many Prostrated-seven Deaths In
PhiiadeIphia Yesterday.
NEW YORK, June A cool easterIy
breeze sprang up shortly after o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and put an end to tho
hot weather breaking days for season at
least. For five days the mercury has ranged
from 20 to e5 above zero, and sweltering
humanity have longed in vain for breath
OF fresh air Ambulance bells have rung
and surgeons have been kept busy attend
Ing persons in all parts of the city who
have been overheated.
Not only have the records been broken
for the Both and 3lst of May and the 1st,
Ed and Sd Of June but much more i'm
portant record has been smashed. This
Is grand total of five record breaking
days in succession Never before in the
history Of the local weather department.
has anything Of this nature occurred be-
fore.
1t Is safe to say that at least twenty five
people have died during the past five days
as a result Of the heated term, and that
over $50 have been Frustrated and taken
to the different hospitals. good many
OF those taken to the different public In
stitutions will not recover. Yesterday
ten people were carried off the streets
dead and eleven more are in precarious
condition.
As early as 10 o'clock victims began to
succumb to the heat 1t was then so above,
and the indicator kept climbing until at
P:3o 1t marked the 95 point. The tndioa-
tors stood stationary for a brief space Of
time, and then began to move slowly, but
steadily downward. Clouds began to
gather, and at $50 q delightful shower
came up. The rain came down in torrents
for short time, cooling the atmosphere
and the hot pavements and sidewalks of
the streets. Within an hour from the
time the highest point of the tbermom-
eter for the day had been reached drop
OF twenty points was recorded.
The following is q list of the deaths and
prostrations thus far reported for the day:
Deaths-John Smith, laborer; Loretta
Jordan, months old; William Kelly,
laborer; Robert Montgomery, laborer;
George Frederick, months old; Freda
Kroshinsky, 215 years old; Louise Rave
nell, IL months old; Caroboit, IA months
old; Anthony Copeldin, 8 years old; Kath-
crime Caring, laundress; Thomas Lance,
laborer.
Prostrations-W William Eganueff Her
man Laudell, unknown man about 80 years
old, Policeman Edward Holligan, Hugh
Riley, Ellen Murray, Herman Rudolph,
Edward Clark, Thomas Willis, James
Crimmins and William Scanlan.
In Brooklyn no deaths were reported,
but there were eleven persons Frustrated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Madrid,s capta,n Genera, sho,.

MADRID, June 4,-Yesterday Major Cla-
vi1o, an infantry officer, walked into the
office of General Primo Rivera, captain
general of Madrid, whom he saluted. As
he dropped his hand after touching his
cap, Major Clayijo drew revolver and
without a moments warning fired two
shots at the general, both of which took
effect in the chest. General Primo Rivera
fell to the floor mortally wounded and his
assailant attempted to fire again, but Gen.
eral Aymerich, who was present, struck
the assassin down with his saber, and
summoning the guards had him taken to
prison. 1t Is believed that Clayijo is In
sane. Captain General Rivera gained dis
tinction in tho lust Carlist war.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
GORDON HEIGHTS

In reality is well named. its elevation and
heights command such grand and extensive
views OF such rare beauty. Nature presents
peautlfui panorama scene to the eye far
beyond words to express or describe. The
hills, valleys, plains aud water meet tho view
with 40 many pleasing objects Ia eensta mt
transit, the many variety of essela, BhI ps
and crafts OF commerce and pleasure on the
waters OF the noble Delaware river also the
steam and electric railroads continuous In
It perfectly grand. Now 10 the time 10 select
and secure lois for suburban or permanent
homes. Call and see ua. Examine plot "a
We are Offering great induceinents.
PHILIP r. OLARK 4 CO.
No, 8o2 King vt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
In sh. HAND. 81 /. nec,,v.y.

TRENTON. June 4.-Ths United States
Cordags company has gone into the hands
Of receiver. Chancellor MoGiil has ap-
pointed 40 . receiver John I. Water.
bury, who has qualified aud given bonds
In the sum Of $4,000, with John Rsan
and Hamilton Kean ~ suretiss. The ap-
plioation for the receiver was made by g.
Rollins Morse, supplsmented by aff-
davits OF President Stargis and Vice Pres.
ident Lane that tie company had de.
faulted In tbe payment Of tio, 900 due for
hemp. and that obligations aggreaating
e8So. 600 would come due this month, with
NO available cash to pay the same,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
4, Mart, s.,,, A,,v.,

JAcEhoNyILLE, June e. - Gonzales tre
Quesada, secretary Of the Cuban reyolu-
tionists, received telegram yesterday
from Benjamin Guerra, treasurer Of the
reyolutionists, At New York, as follows:
"Panchito Comes cables that Marti lives
All passengers from Santiago. including
Portuondo's wife, believe him alive. /
believe 10, TOO, and have telegraphsd to
all" Panohito Gomez is son of General
Gomez, leader Of the insurrectionists in
Cuba, and is In San Domingo. Tho Por-
tuando mentioned is Marti's private secre-
tary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
On Trial for Double Murder.

BROOKLYN, ne4.-John Bahemann, of
Hoboken, N. j., was placed on trial In the
court OF oyer and terminer, Judge Bart
lett presiding. on two charges of murder
In the first degree, In causing the death of
John Selms, aged 1s, and Henry Knoot,
aged 16, both of Hoboken, n. J. The al.
legged murders were committed in Millers'
hotel, Brooklyn, on Feb. 1o or IL last. The
allegation 10 that Bahemann turned on
the gas, causing the boys death, and then
robbed them. He is also indicted for
grand larceny in the first degree.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

=" ANTEp.-Help rurn,shed Tor hotels
w restaurants and private families as
lbolt notice. Apply At the Wilmington
Intelligence ofhee No, stS shipley street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
A Jer.ey city w,,s n,n,,,..

JERSEY CITY, June 4.-John Czeb. A
fish dealer, killed his wife yesterday be-
cause OF jealousy. She had gone to the
homo of family named Brutzman, and
Czeh followed her, waiting outside until
she emerged from the house, when he shot
her through the heart. Czeh stabbed his
wife about two years ago on account of
her alleged Intimacy with Brutsman, but
was not prosecuted for that crime. He
expresses satisfaction at having killed his
wife
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Two Killed hx LIGHTNING.

READING, Pa, June 4.-During q severe
storm the hotel of August Eshelman, at
Plowville, this county, was struck by
lightning Webster Ziegler, aged II years,
and George James, aged 45 years, were
both killed, John Hoyer, Harrison zieg-
ler Harry Blankendeler, Oscar Ziegler,
John Eshelman and John Hartz were SO
badly stunned that they remained uncon-
scious for two hours. James and his fam
lily had taken refuge in the hotel from the
storm. The hotel was set on fire, but it
was soon extinguished.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Secretary ars.ham.. pen,,on.

CHICAGO June For three years SEQ
retary Gresham had not drawn his $50
month pension from the Chicago pension
Office. He had never surrendered 1t, but
for some reason he had not made any call
for 1t. The pension was granted to him
for wounds received at tho battle of At
lanta. Under the laws of the department
accumulation is subject to the order of his
wife, and the pension of $50 month will
70 to her,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

1TUR luEN 3 room house. IS pea
~ month. One room house, 50. Both
properties are ON electric lines. r. J. Ford
MP
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Two Deaths in Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Although there
was slight breeze astir here yesterday
the temperature was as high as on Sun
day. Up to last evening there had been
quite number of prostrations and two
deaths, One of those who was overcome
and died as result of heat stroke was
James Tilton, a son Of the late Commo-
dore James 7. Tilton, U. S. N. His re-
mains were taken to Annapolis for inter
ment. The energies Of the hospitals were
taxed in caring for the large number of
those who suffered from the effects of the
heat. Thomas Martin, q member of the
hre department, was among those who
sucoumbed. The thermometer at the
weather bureau reached maximum of 90
degrees, the highest recorded during the
recent hot SPELL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Captain pererx ksin.ta,sa.

NEW YORK, june 4.-The general term
OF the court OF common pleas handed down
decision reversing the order Of the board
OF police commissioners In Diminishing Po-
lice Captain William s. Devery and Ward.
man Edward Glennon from the police
force, and ordered that they be reinstated.
Captain Deyery was charged with having
received bribes from proprietors of houses
af III fame
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Miss Gobel.. noav u.cov.r.a

ATLANTIC CITY, June 4-The body of
Miss Regina Gobel, OF Philadelphia, who
was drowned on Sunday afternoon at the
loot OF Illinois avenue, was washed upon
the sand ut California avenue. a mile be-
low where the accident occurred, yester.
day. The coroner's Jury rendered ver.
dict OF accidental death by drowning.
Charles Crawford, the young man who
was with Miss Gobsl Just before she sank.
was released, the evidence clearly proving
his innocence Of the charge that he took
the girl into the water against her win.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

Hon SALE-Prlme building lot. Ths
building lot at corner of Eighteenth and
Washington streets. 40 by i5o feet. Will noN
be sold. Title perfect; location all tina
kould be deslrsd. Hawkins h Co., No. 7lE
Market atreet. miS-5t cod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Nebraska. welcome Flood.

OMAHA, June AIT the general offices
of all the roads doing business in this vi
cinity reports were being read today of
the great floods throughout the state. All
trains are delayed from washouts. Bur-
lington had several hundred yards of track
carried away west of McCook. The small
grain in the western counties, that was
regarded as absolutely beyond redemp-
tion, has been revived, and In many in
stances will make full crop.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Live Stock Markets.

NEW YonK, June Sleeves dull, lower;
native steers poor to prime, 81 5ob5 90; stays
and oxen $2Gi; bulls, s2GDa. 40; dry cows, $40
$50. Calves slow. barely steady; poor to
prime veals, S494.T5; buttermilk calves, 80. .25
03.70. The market for sheep ia demoralized
with prices lower and more than thirty cars
unsold; lambs active. higher, good stock
showing rnost Improvement; poor to prime
sheep, $gDs.S5; inferior TO choice lambs, 81 50
OF. Hogs steady al a 50alte0.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Three pead In Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Yesterday was the
fifth day of intense heat which has op
pressed Chicago, the mercury being 96 In
the shade during the afternoon. The mum
Der of prostrations was larger than on any
previous day. Twenty people were over
come, three of them dying, The dead are
NJ. Fallen. found on drainage canal al
sng Bridge, died soon after; James Griffin,
dropped dead on Dearborn street; John
johnson, dropped dead on Lasalle street.
Five of those Frustrated are in serious
condition
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
The Presidents Summer Hou..

WASHINGTON, June 4.-President Cleve.
land expects to go to Gray Gables inside
OF the noKt two weeks The exact date
has not Jet been determined. Mrs Cleve-
land and her two little daughters will go
this week, The president expects to re-
main away until October, although he
may run down to Washington once or
twice In the vacation,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Two Killed hx rrnllax..

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-There were
two more fatal tsolley accidents in this
city yesterday. William Harris, aged 81
years, was struck at SAMSON and Fifteenth
streets. He was taken to hospital, where
1t was found necessary to amputate both
legs. When the operation was over he
died Charles Randall, aged years, was
instantly killed by o car on Walnut street
bridge
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Seven Deaths in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-seven deaths
was yesterdays addition to the hoated
terms fatalities. There were nearly fifty
prostrations, about third of which
number was made up of policemen and
aremen, who held their annual parade
yesterday, marching under the broiling
sun for several hours The fatal cases
were principally infants and old persdns.
Tho maximum temperature was 96 at D.
m, and the minimum rs at a. m. About
Up. IN. q heavy thunder storm came up,
and today the enervated population Ia ex-
periencing great relief
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Illinois, Democratic s,Iy,, Conx.n,,o.

SPRINsFfELp, June 4.-From present
indications the Democratic state conyen-
tion to be held here June to take action
on the silver question will be one of the
largest political gatherings ever held In
the state capitol. Secretary of State Hin
richsen, chairman Of the Democratic CEN
tral committee, says that more than nine
tenths of the delegates to the convention
will be for free coinage of silver on basis
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