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Evening journal., 1896-09-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

IL did not require either regular Re-
publicans or Democratic spoilers to
show that the Addicks primary cleo
tion. held on Saturday, was a farce.
This fact was apparent on the face of
the returns.
Rudolph Blankenburg will address
the Business Mems Mckinley and HO-
bart Club at the Builders Exchange
this evening. The meeting promises
to be a large one, as the club has about
400 applications for membership. Mr..
Blankenburg will not arrive in Will
mington until TBS o'clock this even
ing. He will be met by Richard Pat
zowsli. treasurer of the club, and a
small reception committee.
On September II the Addicks Vet
eran Club will hold a reunion in Will
mington. General Horace Porter, Of
New York, and Governor Hastings, Of
Pennsylvania, will be invited to make
addresses, but prominent regular Re-
pubhcans say that there is not he least
likelihood Of either of them coming.
Ex-Mayor Stansbury ]. Wiley,
chairman of the Addicks State Central
Committee, denies that he was Oppos-
ed to the nomination of ex-POstmaster
Daniel f. Stewart for representative in
the General Assembly. This throws the
whole burden of the conspiracy on
Kersey and Roberts.
There was but a small attendance
at the Labor Day meeting of the So
cialist Labor party held last evening
in Turn Hall. Frederick NJ Gessner
Of Pittsburg. Pa, and j. Mahlon
/ Barnes, of Philadelphia made the ad-
dresses, which were strictly along So
cialistic lines. Gessner made the dec
/ laration that "The gold people would
fleece the people and the silver mer
would skin them" Some Single Tas
men in attendance attempted to quiz
the speakers, but were referred L
the party platform for their answers.
The Democratic convention of Ken
county is in session at Dover It be
ing the turn of west Dover hundred t,
name the sheriff, it is likely that VIII
liam Yirden will be the nominee
Thomas c. Frame, Jr, has been ap
| pohllcu iSSIotidt iOi 1ne htcoHu us
trict Of east Dover hundred vice Johl
Pennewill, deceased.
The letters Of acceptance OF Ebe W
Tunnel and l. Ieving Handy, Demo
cratic candidates for governor en-,
congressman, will APPEAR IN full In .h
EVENING JOURNAL tomorrow.
The Addicks County Convention L
select ten constitutional convention dele
gate noninses In the field will
nset at Fifth aud Soipley streets
at 10 o'clock to morrow morning
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
THIRD STREET BRIDGE DAMAGED.
TIE TUG IvANHOE COLLIDED
WITH TIE BRIDGE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

As the tug Ivsnhoe With barge In
tow. was coming into Wilmington yes
terdRy afternoon, she colidcd with the
soni hern end of the drsv ~ Third street
bridge, which WIS turned of forssths tug
10 pass throus h.
II e ubder pErb Of the end OF tie
draw was sti uck by the see os the tug
Several bolts were bTikeu and the
braces OF the fcctwsy we're nens, -csusing
the End o. the footwaY to fa.i about y
oot teaw ihs levei o. the sppi zach.
As tte C1diof q draw Is unsafe for
travel bi p destriahs, 10 has been ropsd
otf untli repairs als made
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
RORTY NOT III IT.
He DECLARES THAT BIC DOES NOT
WANT TO GO TO DOVER

Thomas n. Stsytou deniss that hs has
Withdrawn from he race for state ems
tor ia favor Of Peter a Borty He de-
oares THAI Is in the fight TO stay. a
frlerd OF State Senator John Pyle do
clsres that he TUm0r. slstiEg chat be
hsd Withdrawn Is aleo unfoun0sd
Before gcing 10 press to-day Mr.
Horty authorized the EVENING JOURNAL
% stste that under no oircnmstsuces
will he be candidate for state senator
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
KENNARD dCO
G2l-623 Market StFSst.
LIcrnsr APPLIoATIoNs.

NOTICE.-WE, REYNOLDS BROS,
the owners and occupants or the house
Situated al southwest corner New Castle
road and Lands lane, at New Castle, IN
School District No. A. New Castle hum
,3rad county of New Castle and State ot
Delaware. in compliance with she re-
oufrcmcnts Of the acts Of the General
Assembly, in such case made and pro-
vided. do hereby give notice that we shall
apolv in writing 10 the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
OF the state OF Delaware IN and Tor New
castle county on Monday, the 2ist DAY Of
Sentemhcr 1885, being the next torn OF
said court. for a licensc FOR said house.
for the sale therein Of intoxicating iQ-
uOrs In quantities not less tnan ono half
gallon. not to be drunk on the premises.
aud the following respectable citizens Of
said hundred recommend the said appn-
cation, viz.
Edward e. Crumlisi Giles Lambson.
Hugh Shields, William r.. Kelley,
Samuel II. Landers, John Leary,
James Finn, John Willis.
James Kelley, William Il. ROthOus
Abraham Kelley, Sr.Denis Mcguire.
Abraham Kelley, Jr.,
REYNOLDS BROS.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
KNIGHTS OFF 10 READING

About 200 members of the Knights
of the Mystic Chain went to Reading,
over the Wilmington and Northern
railroad, this morning to attend the
meeting of the Select Council of Penn
sylvania.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
MRS. NARY SMYTHE HURT.
FELL AND FRAoTUsEO HER BIP
AT THE P W. & B. STATION

AT THE P W & B. STATION
Mrs Mary snytl Of No Sl6 West
a.ftef. a vsrS well known womap. no
with o serious accident % tbe p, " &
B.. station this nor D.. Mr.
Smythe wss passenger oa train
No. 1856 which arrives in VII ningtcu
each morBing st 2 SS o'cloek When
tie train pulled into 10 ststion this
morning Mrs Snythe wss passenger
She is quite aged and e be. She
carried satchel aud un nbrella.
In attempting TO get { # the tran Mrs
Smyth placed the umbrella on the plat
form to steady herself
The end OF the umbrella csneh ht in one
Of the platforms and when Mes Smytbe
allghted from the train her momentum
caused her to fall on her OK
Her ankle was sprsinsd and her rig ht
thigh was fractured. Sac was removed
70 her home, whars De James A Drtpsr
attended her
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
WORK On THE RAILWAY-

The workmen who are grading for
the new Wilmington and New Castle
railway have finished plowing as far
as the Rose Hill schools. No rails are
yet on the ground.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
MAY LIVE 1N THE WEsr.

J. A. Curry, resident correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger, received a
telegram from Mt. Vernon, state of
Washington, that his uncle, ]. A.
Cloud, had been stricken with paraly-
sis, and was not expected to live. Mr..
Curry starts this afternoon for the Pa
cihc slope, and may remain there per-
manenLlY.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
GONn ~ RAIrInrnRE-

Father Quade, who was the assist
ant of Rev. J. A. De Ruyter at St.
Joseph's Home for Colored Orphan
Boys, has gone to Baltimore to become
pastor OF st. Peters Colored Catholic
Church
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
WILL ENTER THE CARDINALS IS
HOUSE.

Bishop Alfred V. Curtis, of the r. @.
Diocese of Wilmington, arrived in Will
mington this morning from SAL
isbuiy and Laurel, where he
had gone in the discharge of
his Episcopal duties. He was seen by
an Evening Journal reporter and he
confirmed the statement published
yesterday that when his successor is
appointed he will enter the household
OF Cardinal Gibbons, in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

John II. Rodney is an honorable
man. If he were not in accord with
the Chicago platform and candidates
he would promptly resign the position
of Presidential elector. He is not the
man to play false to the trust reposed
in him by the party Of his state, which
has plainly told him what course it ex-
poets him to pursue.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
HOMEWARD FITTINGS.
Summer Visitors Return From
Their Various Outings.
WEDDING OF A DELAWARE MAN.
DIR. CROSSMORE. OF WYOMING,
MARRIED MISS STEWART, A
PRETTY TRAINED NURSE, IN
BALTIMORE YEsTERDAY-PER-
SONAL AND SOCIAL CHAT.

All communications intended for inser-
tlon in this column should be addressed
10 Society Editor, care Of the Evening
Journal Communications should be
written on one side Of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
/ w. GIBNEY
Has moved to No. 419 Market street.
RECEIVED THEIR COMMISSION.

The commission Of Captain George
Nj. Fisher, First Lieutenant E. z
Rutan and Second Lieutenant Clarence
NJ. Dillon, as officers Of Troop b. First
Cavalry, n. G. D., We're received from
Governor Watson this morning.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
FIvE CENTs non A REED Bird

There was a large numebr of gun
ners in the south side marshes after
reed birds this morning, and two gun
ners got nineteen dozen of the birds
They are selling at 65 cents a dozen in
Wilmington restaurants.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
TRIED FOR ASSAULT.

Before magistr re Daley le evening
Ambrose 0i eenweld WAS charged vi q
az a1lt on Joss pa f Moleland H. We {
yard, August 81. He was fusa So snd
rna-r
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
MILITARY BICYCLE RIIN-

About twenty members of Company
A, N. C. d., will take a bicycle run to
Shellpot Park tonight in fatigue uni
form.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
FR0M sMYRNA 49,


SMYRNA, Sept. 8.-Clarence Smith
ers, chief clerk of n Y, P. & N. rail-
road at Cape Charles, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Smithers.
J. Frank Starting, of Elkton, has
been spending few days with Smyrna
friends
Miss Militia Jefferson has returned to
her home in Memphis, Tenn, after a
very pleasant visit to Smyrna, as the
guest of Miss Beulah Jefferson.
George Jarvis of Bristol, Pa, is the
guest of his grandfather, George d.
Collins
Prof James V. Roberts has returned
to Wilmington, after a delightful So
Journ among his many Smyrna ac-
Quaintances. He was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. ]. Wesley Jones.
Herbert Brown is visiting in Sails
bury.
William A. Lane, Of Wilmington, is
the guest of Smyrna friends.
DE- r. L. Grier spent Sunday in
Dover.
Miss Anna Foxwell has returned to
Smyrna from a visit to her home, near
Blacks Station, Md.
Miss Fannie Bell Jones and Miss
Matte HOffecker have returned from
a pleasant visit to Philadelphia and
Chester.
Mrs. J. W. Clifton spent Sunday in
FELTON,.
Samuel M. Hoffecl1er has resumed
his position as salesman with a Phila
delphia firm.
Miss Florence G. HAZEL has return
ed from pleasant Philadelphia visit
T. X. Wolf Of Newark, has been Wis
iting in town.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NUTEs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plunkett arc
spending a few days in New YORK.
Miss Mamie Lange is visiting friend
in New York state.
Major Edmund Mitchell has return
ed to his cottage at Rehoboth.
F. V. Mccall is slowly recovering
from the injuries resulting from a fall
Miss Jennie salter. Of Trenton. N. J.
IS the guest OF Miss Mabel Morris, on
West Fourth street.
Mrs. Frank W. Todd and baby have
returned home, having spent the Sum
mer at the Dilworth Farm, near Ken
nett Square, Pa.
Miss Edith B. Pyle spent yesterday
at Cape May.
Harry Mooney. OF Chester, has beer
visiting friends in Wilmington.
Miss Bella knight, of Chester, ha
been spending a week in Wilmington
w. T. Morris has returned from
Easton, Nd. where he has been spend
ing two weeks.
Thomas S. f. Brown. of Trainer
Pa, is spending a week with Whining
ton friends.
Miss Laura Brooks has returnei
to Chester after visit to Wilmington
friends.
Mrs. Lydia Joy. OF Washington D
Q is visi'ieg Mrs. MscHenry, Of Wes
Eighth street.
w. T. Valiant, OF Ailton. is rsgistsrel
at the Clay ton House.
Miss Ella Gamble ard Miss Bsrth
Baldwin Gre susata At the WOOD bines,
near Cape May, for two weeks
Mrs. John CommiDgs and little dau
Rhter Ruth went to PnilEdslphiA to
dsy for short stay.
Miss Helen GrShsn is spending sew
eraI days at Niagara Falls.
Miss Sarah N. Gswthrop and Ms
Mary B Lee will start on Friday 10
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

Consul General Lee is making him
self felt in Cuba. His truthful reports
to our, government have raised the ire
of General Weyler, and as a result Mr..
Cleveland may soon see his way clear
to take sides with the patriots.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
REFUSE THE LICENSE.

The honor of our state and the dig-
nifty of our courts demand that the
Court Of General Sessions, at the Sep
tember term, refuse a license to the
place applied for at Iron Hill. There
are several good and sufficient rea-
sons why this should be done
In the first place, il is part and par
eel OF a race track system which is
blot upon Cecil county, Md. These
outlawod tracks are doing sufficient
harm to the public morals without
Delaware becoming party to the sys-
tenn by helping the men who are oper-
ating them to nullify the effect Of the
local option law, which prevails in Ce-
Gil county.
In the second place, the building
proposed to be used is already under
the ban of the law, which 1t so fla
grantly violated a few weeks gao.
IN the third place, several men are
under bail for their connection with
that violation Of the license law, and
they will probably be indicted at the
very term Of court which is expected
to license the place which they so law
lessly operated.
We understand that many Of the
law-abiding and order-loving citi-
zens in the vicinity Of the
clubhouse are afraid to sign a
remonstrance against the license, lest
they should suffer loss at the hands Of
the incendiary. Their fears may be
unfounded, but that they exist there
can be no doubt. But they are not the
only ones who are entitled to enter a
protest against the courts of our
state putting the seal of their approval
upon a place, but recently reekine
with lawlessness. This matter con-
Germs the people of the state at large
and every man and woman in it has a
right to protest against our courts be-
coming favorably disposed towards a
system OF public debauchery, which is
being laid along even broader lines
than the one which disgraced Glou-
cester, and led to a political revolu.
tion in the state of New Jersey. In
dealing with the bookmakers ant
stablemen, now located in Cecil county
the patrons of the tracks gre at dis
advantage enough without Delaware
contributing licensed club-houses t.
befuddle their brains and add to th'
odds which already exist agains
them.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
MARRIED.

McCOY-MYERs.-At the Union NJ. f.
parsonage, No. sos Washington
street, on Thursday evening, Septem-
ber 3, 1886, by the Rev. John d. C.
Hanna, Samuel Howard Mccoy, of
Wilmington and Miss Edna 2.
Myers, OF New Castle county, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
Do YOU sMOKEq

Then do not forget to ask for City
manufactured by H. F. Bour-
don End an dShipley. Forsale bydealers.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

Those who believe the country is go
ing to eternal smash" had better visit
the public schools and study the
thoughts of the rising generation.
They will find no politics there, but
an abiding love and faith in the great
republic.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

The silver service to be given to the
cruiser Brooklyn by the citizens OF
that city will cost $4,000, and contains
a punch bowl. holding four gallons of
punch. And il will not go by the name
of a hower-pot either.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

Does the Democratic victory in Ar
kansas imply more or less than the
Republican victory in Vermont? For
several days the Democrats have been
kept busy answering questions con-
cerning the Green Mountain Proph-
et' Now it is the duty of all good Re-
publicans to explain away this latest
caprice of the "Arkansaw Traveller"
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

This afternoon the Democratic State
Central Committee will meet at Dover
organize and map out plan of campaign
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

ElwaTd G Brldso-d, william @.
sprnsnse, Martin 3 Burris land Walter
H. Hayes viii be four Of the ten but
further thau thas the slate mains
open
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

It did not require either regular Re-
publicans or Democratic spoilers to
show that the Addicks primary cleo
ton. held on Saturday, was a farce.
This fact was apparent on the face of
the returns.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN
CONGRESS.
/. IRVING HANDY.
of New Castle County.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

The letters Of acceptance Of Ebs "
Tunnel and l. Irving Handy, Demo
cratic candidates for governor and
congressman, will sppssr In full In .h'
EVENING JOURNAL tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

The Addicks County Convention to
select ten constitutional convention dele
gate nominees In the field viii
meet at Fifth aud Soipley streets
at 10 o'clock to morrow morning.
Evening journal., 1896-09-08

FOR SHERIFF.
JAMES b. TOMAN,
Of New Castle Hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

N FxNl =
Atlantic Garden with Jackson anu wan
Ing the evening before the nuroer.
Mrs Rrvan was recalled, and produced
n Iock Of her daughters hair. and a pho-
toerapn taken at the time she graduated
from the high school
The case was then turned toward tne
Bellevue end Of the story OF feari
whereabouts preceding her aeatn' Drug'
rist Fortmeyer being recalled. Fort
movers story OF selng the trio-Jackson,
WallIns. and the giri-in Bellevue Thurs
day afternoon, was corroborated by other
witnesses
Mrs. Weeks, the spirituaiist medium.
told Of Pearls visit to her In company
with Jackson.
Judge Helm announced to-day that the
trial Of Aionzo Walling would be post
poned from May 9Th TO May 18th.
w. o. Fortmeyer. the druggist, testi-
fled two men and a woman. answering
the description OF Jackson, Waliing. ana
the deceased. had come into his store
at Bellevue. KY, and inquired the nearest
route TO Walnut Hills. Cincinnati This
was on the day preceding the tragedy.
x-Police-Sergeant STEINER testified
that jackson had given him the bloody
vallse the night after the murder, and
told him not to deliver II to anybody but
himself.
Detective II. j. wittie testified to find
ing the bloody coat and vest in a catch
basin in Cincinnati.
Judge Helm ruled out the testimony OF
Jackson's confession. until the prosecution
should prove that il was made without
duress.
Policeman Kinney testified that he saw
Walling and a girl IN the Grand Central
depot on the evening Of January 3lst.
The girl was cryings She resembled the
picture of Pearl Bryan shown him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
A Great Sale in Our Basement
Housefurnishing Goods of Every Kind.

The opportunities we extend to you
such will loosen the purse string and cause the ncke
Dimes and dollars joyous overture We guarantee you
saving every item. These prices for tomorrow only
Folding
with yard-measare Sc
3-foo,Sf SneenFr
-streh $780, special
nla' -. 4.
MARKET
appiyg giving best a bottle; special loc
lfxleinc Feather busters 50 andO c
wheels
Regular price. &c. the
oding special &c
Erie ELF wrngi complete. with &C.
Erie Coth-K init
Tonetes all
atonsre
and stions regular B
Bc each.
Heavy CutG
Heavy Holder
cutG Pitt
Tea-Glasss. @c dozen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
TRIAL OF SCOTT JACKSON.
Three Important Letters Missing--
The Trial of waIfinr,

{ CINCINNATI. o.. April 25.-Three i'm
pcrtant letters which Scott jackson says
are wanted In his defence are missing.
They were written by WIN Wood, and
were taken from Jackson's room by the
Cincinnati police shortly efter his ar
rest. The letters. IL Is claimed by the
defence. will show what kind Of a young
man Wood has been.
Judge N. L. Bennett. OF Campbell COM
~, KY. was put on the witness-stand
this morning. and testified that he was
At Locales farm. where Pearl Organs
body Was found. the cay after It's dis
coycry, The blood spots on the ground
and priyet bushes were stili moist.
A large part OF this mornings testl-
mony was taken up with a description of
the scene where the body was found.
Besides Judge Bennett, Messrs W. ID.
Weaver, William Newell. and w. 8.
Boyeo testified on that point. ,ae,
w. ID. Pinkara testified 20 seeing q girl
Who l>ckNs nI- p---' p-~.- s.ek 80 ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
ING AND SITTING SILK.

A little lot of about three hun
dred 1900 yards of the heavy,
sturdy kind of 22-inch Beautiful
Black Brocade Gros-Grain Silk,
with large, handsome designs,
extremely swell and stylish. 1t
is well worth the price generally
asked for it, but we price it spe-
cially for Mondays selling
s1.OO the Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
The War I'm Cuba.

HABANA, April 25-A force of marines
on a tug, engaged In towing scow on
the Canimer river, was attacked by a
body of rebels to-day. The marines sue
ceeded in repulsing the insurgents, after
firing several volleys.
News has been received that Colonel
Hernandez defeated the rebel bands. under
the insurgent leaders, Collaso and Acea'
near Penalver. and at Guira de Melena'
in the province of Habana. The nghtins
was of desperate character, and NANNY
hand TO hand. The Spanish forces used
machetes with deadly effect. The rebels
were completely routed. and left ninety
dead. The Spanish had only eight
wounded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
SPANISH wARsHrPs At KEY WEST
Dygert Also There--Hc VIII Sue for
Damages.

KEY WEST. FLA, April 25.-The
Spanish warship Relna Mercedes, an
chored Just outside this morning, and sent
in dispatches to the Spanish consul Her
purpose In coming here, it Is thought was
TO locate the steamer Bermuda, which. IL
is reported, would stop here on her way
TO Porto Cortesa, HunduoaS The Mer-
cedes left this afternoon about dark.
Walter Grant Dygert. the American I'M
prisoned in Guines since February 25d,
was released on the ed instant. and was
a passenger on the steamer Mascotte to-
night. He states that he will claim dam
ages from the Spanish Government. all
Of the reports sent out about his being IN
conspiracy with the insurgents having
been manufactured by Spanish officers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
sahaoner Cracker Lost.

LONDON, April 25.-The British steam
err Bushmills. Captain Smith, from New
orleans April I'd for Bremen. has arrived
at Plymouth, where she landed the crew
OF the American schooner Eunice l..
Croker, Captain CTocker. from Fernan-
dina March 30th for Boston. which was
abandoned at sea April 10th, in latitude IS
north. longitude 81 west. water-logged
and partly dismss.ed. The schooner's crew
state that they remained on board the
wreck OF their vessel for week after she
had lost her masts and become water
logged. and that when they abandoned
her they set her on fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
NEW BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS.

2onc Satin Brocaes Maize and IghBlue
the
designsv very
Taneta Greena
Black a
ings,5
Blue and Blacks yard
swell
ngsver rich
Heavy colongs the
with
stripes
Sc
eoc the yard
designs
yard
decdei
Even-Thread magnificent designs
ndsome
designs sc the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
sPECIAL-HoUR ITEMS.

SPECIAL FROM TO 10:
Tinted Scarfs. pretty designs in tinting'
size 1SX1S. with fringe, our regular z1c'
quality, at 19c.
SPECIAL FROM 10 TO IL:
Ladies' Drawers, extra-good quality.
muslin, in different styles, would be good
value AT 39c.; at special price, no more
than two pairs to a customer, &c. EACH
10 TO II.
Extra-Large-SlZe White Bedspreads.
good patterns, would be good 81 value,
only one TO each customer, Coo. each.
HEAVY BLACK BROCADE SKIRT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
THREE MEN KILLED.
Several Others Iajored by Explosion
of "a Boiler.

ALTOONA, PA. April 25.--Shoftly a.
noon to-day the boiler In the portao.e a., ~,
mill OF j. u. Burgoon. at Flinton. cahD,-
county. exploded. and three men,
GLIDING the proprietor, were killed 49, AIR -
Instantly. They were; Matthew Mep'o &c,
a sawyer: S. s. Gates. a helper; ). r. p-'
COON. proprietor OF the mill. Several "a
ployees were badly injured. Toe MIL . ~~'
completely destroyed by the eNpies. IN
1t is believed that some OF the Injuries W.
die
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26
Me,,ue Thought to he the Man.

PARIS, April 25.--It is now almost the
general opinion that MINISTRY VIII %
formed under the premiership OF NJ
Meline.
Radical journals declare that the meet
ing held under Socialist auspices in
Tiyoli Hall last night, together with the
national agitation, viii have the efrect 10
sweep away the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-26

sUAKIM, April 2S--Adyiess have e. 81
received here saying that part o.
Italian garrison at Ksssaia, eohl 49,,
with a detachment OF the ltsiiah ~
from Mokrsn. made an attack "" a.
force OF 1900 dervishes. whom tfs ,s,,sn.
feated and pursued 10 Golss Ins -, he
killed go Of the dervlshes ana ''t'
OF their own men