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All lssN'H LOT inc Esltrfil u Oh l}eIeRdt's
ircm the tnitad states.
Now York Jpne aBvrhe following CIR
culnr has been ssucd cx2Iilsvely 10 IN.
n emhcrs Of the lssh Nal NAL Federation
of America and supDorefa OF the hous
rule mavomeui IN lhe United siltesi
Tie cuIncil Gf the Federation ~ ifc-
land ana tho chairman Of thc lrinh pah,y:
| ja.i. Is charged w4th The woiK 81 cdInns
an .sh rec roaveis-ui. AVE lh5u.n u
nnl Tor a convention TO mtri III Dnpnb
on Sta,tcinber /. aha object being 70 =.
eonaltiie United H.is nv ~ p' r ~" III
ov,i ~ world for a dh3golgh reunion OF
| The c,.t!oal forces 81 lreland.
~ such great and no9si ma w4 IN me W" *
| arrisa Of he power de.egaied 10 " ny t'ia
| rau, a.e,liaii,cl Of the 1rlsh peope ana III
| aa,ior1n!fy wplI arhtrs made al "a .hev.-
ine .n & Nt ts 1f Fedsraoa d Amerca, held
-, 81 ,,',e * we Issue The 1olifstns IN
| o,rr'.-Hons 10 the branches Of the fedora
| ;,sn in tic united Sla,es; na,,a,a, t,n,.
.rst;on al America shall be emitted 10 eiect
o's nr,st must be enrolled members OF
cantribators 10 he snpp2 2, a Ia son ss.
rule movement thrnuEn Inv ""h|"''
''I ,sItt,,,tes must be elected NJ spec!al
| rrs.,,r,. If tbs branch cal'eu for .nh, puf
psae. me weeks notice Oh "Ne'"s ''-
ns reedjfsii'iais must be tlEged by ne char,
man md xFcrciarv mf tan inust.ip ~
, wh'h He deleeatts arc elected; COUNTER.
his'ns'',s uhnr. such exist, duplicate copies
+, h. forwarded 10 tire office OF tis = =
| tiorsl ierreiar,. room % Cooper u"ip"'
Na% 1ork ADDS Emmett. NJ. u. President
iohr il. f.rlnmns, TREASURER.
| Joseph +. Ryan. secre4hfy'
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TELEPHONE :.

over the long distance lines of ne sow'h-
western Telegraph and Telephone con-
pany 10 AearN a3po suhFcr her' IN :, i he
r,,,rinal cilies and towns of Texas Toll
ststians N rsnral office, no cls an
other convention locations. Ask "cenlral,,
for stations connected and raNes charged.
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pAraIcK M,KEoWN.

Cincinnati. ohin. June IS. Patrick Nc
Eaown. who was nominated a. the state
"a and dairy commissioner. died al his
home Nat night Of cholera reFbuA.
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y
he,d here curing ihe week begnnins to-
day.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-Thc cogsecratiot5
of Vsry Rev j. J. 'ilennpr as hishop 81
Pinerenss, and coadiutoi Of blShor no
gan, will occur today
sYRAcI SE a shoot cpcn 70 the world
10 to he hala here for SN days. hgE.nni,iS
trday The tourney VII nctuda iiile
pistol and shotgun compeiil-n.
pITTsBuRG. Pa. The board Of direct
ors of the National Leagne WIN NC, hr1n r,
today. when III. case 81 Amos i'Nair WIZ
be taken up and settled
OF ElBEC- Canadian Wheel men is.i. 5
association has MADE great prepiIdilohs
for the grani Tournament ana nra-
lion TO he held here from today t. july
inclusive.
KEW YORK A rrent far Is II, h. nm
cd t.flav IN the Grand central Palace
Lexington avenue and Forty-'h - rec
II viI he permanent comme!'iHl *
hilGt of all naiions-
LONDON Tho cricket enthusiasts ar,
which Is schodnleh TO begin 'odav, i
America ace eutored. The game tcaan
viii be between the Chaitenham ool.ee
team ard Haverford, at Cheltenhani'
CANTON. ohs,-The committee select
cd to notify Major NICK nlsy e his nom
pr sident have set today as the faY, ni
which thsv viii perform that ffii1 n
n,ainhers of the committee reTre%ni ever
| State and Territory n the United Siai@s'
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MEATHER tNfUKNATlON.
LAsr NlGnT,s sYNorsis

An area OF low pressure oecrles tns
eastern portion Of the country tonight.
An area ni hgh pressure rs moving in
ovrr the Hncby mouutnin Slore-
Tho woalhnr is generally clear over the
Mi.e.f,rpi vailrA Ind aloaE the W est
.Drlf Nast. wriie 81 Is pnrtly cloudy TO
#. N1s,
Showers ronn,tcd from h,,liorr. Jackson
VIA. Noii rlN,te and Ni7kshurS.
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WILLIAM EJSTIS RUSSELL.
rhc Young Eagle OF the old Bay STATE.

Paris 6 Austin 8 Dallas 10 san Antonio .:
Fort Worth 9, Galvcs,on a.
southern league~N New Orleans 3. Br-
bingham l. New oreaps g. Birmingham ..
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,lI,RnER ANn Sl,lcInE.

New London. Conn, June as.-.Iames
Romkcy, aged A. shot and killed his wife
and thon committed suicide TO-DAY; ~.
r,iiihfmlness on the part OF the wlfe WAS
given as the cause,
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p.,s Ia Ahead ~ ne instructed woe
boies ~ Wth Bland second
only 40 delegates are INSTRUCTED .,l on -,. ne
p ',d q. are not committed 10 any e'nd'-
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ToDAYs FORECAST.

pETROIT-The nth annual meeting I
ma Association OF Elocutlona WI pe
he.d here curing the week beginning 10
day.
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STATE.

James " Chiffon. deaf mut". has his
eye punched out In IA hgh' al Dallns.
A murderer, with a fNty year sentence
cscapos from the San Angelo Jail.
Ex- Mayor Il. l.. Fulton Of Galveston
found dead In bed
onalant.ne declared against Louisiana
live stock.
syropscs of decisions rendered by the
higher courts.
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,.,,,.nn ny GAsoLINE.

KILLED By GASOLINE.
Nav York. June es "A gaol!ne explo-
u,o, a., plainlieid. ". j.. today caised the
anath OF Mas Alice Morncnn,. aged le.
Mrs. Gertrude Peterson was nrpi,ao'y III
tally burned hy the same exp'oo'on'
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GENERAL opnMNNArJoNs.

Observations taken hy United States
weather bureau ut all stations. S y m..
ssth mor,dian time.
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LOCAL.


Meeting OF tho Iehle society of Harrir
county.
Rev. Nm Hnyne Leavell. pastor OF the
FIRST Presbyterian church, breaches on the
"chrisNar Position Of Woman.
Annual election Of ofhcers Of he Houston
Saengerbuad.
The i.lnmet council decides TO go 10 Gal
weston next Saturday.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Gay
council this af,enoon,
CUBAN.
Cardsna, Satolli says tho Catholic 'hnrch
docs not intend to interfere In any way
IN Cunau affairs.
SPORT.
National ieaene--c hicago 4. LOUISVILLE ~
~ Louis /. Cincinnati u.
Texas loigue4-Denison q, houston E'
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sYRACI' ST a shoot cpcn To The World
is to he halG here for SN days, veg ~
tcday The tourney VII lrcuda iiHe
uisiol and shotgun compf'li'1h
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. Tho consecratiou
of Vsry Rov. j. J. 'lrunor as hshop, OF
Pinerensis, and coadiutor Of blShor no
gan, will occur today
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pITTSRURCi. Pa The board Of direct
ors Of The National l.engue will meet here
trsiav. when tn. case Of Amos Rusie VII
he taken up and settled
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14
Tax lConeetor's Notice

Notice is hereby given that tte duplicate assessment Toii .; the County oi Cochise Is now in my possession for the collection ot taxes lev Jed for the year I6o6 in said county
 Taxes will become delinquent on the sd Monday in December I8o6. and unless paid before that date a penalty Of five ger cent vi be added thereto
 Payment may be made at ny ofie in tn county court house al Tombstone, during ofhce hours-e m to Is m and to spm.
 JVVICKERS. Treasurer and Ex-Ofhcio Tax Collector CocAsse coaniy-
 TomhssOne. Oesober a6, lso6 os6
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14

THE modern society reporters lot is sses hsPPy enc" a Tacs telegram describing . recent wedding in that city, says smsng other gosd things concerning the groom, that his linen was of "spstlees white" This shows unqestionably tha. the newly married man was a nan of deliberation and forsthought or bs woulu not have taken the precaut,on to put on clean shirt.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14

Only three weeks of the old year still remains.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14

Don't expect prosperity to come back with . jump" says Maj. AcKin- .ley's personal organ over in Chicago We won't. If she enters with . glide, era "s o'clock in the morning stag. ger :" if she msseys In on one leg !; nay, il she even ssshsys fsrwsrd on her sir. cingie, or values gently forward on her car, we'll welcome her and brush she dust Of the beat seat in the house for her to sit on.-K. o. Times.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14

The Civil Service business is going ts keep somebody from getting . job.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

Let everybody get ready to "swsar' of.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

WA TIED - SOLICITORS FOR CAM PAIGN Book Bryan Sewall and Free SilveI'z authorized by Bryan written by R, L. MetcaH editor Omaha World Herald appointed author by Bryan. contains speeches and platform A bonaDza for agents; free silver mine for work. CTS: only SI 30; the only authorized book 50 per cent; credit given: freight paid: outfit free, Begin now with choice ofierrfory; permanent. prof. table work for 'e6. Address T he National Book Concern Star buliing Chicago. ar
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14
Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors |.

Estateiof Emma Holcombe,deceaSed. DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1 by the undersigned administrator of the sts'e cffnma Holcombe deceased. to the cred tors of and all peTsons having claims against the said deoeased. 10 txhItii them with the nec- essary vouchsrs, witkin iour months after ,he first publication Of thisnotice. 10 iae said ad- ministra,cr. at his office in the tnwn oi Will cox. in the said county Of Cocbise.
 w. F. NICHOLS. administrator. with the. sili annexed. of the estate of Emma Holcomb deceased. Da.edsst Willcox. .tthis Ialh day of October. IeSe
 O.rat
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14

In reviewing the situation in the United states as shown by the result of the late election. the Review of Re- views says: "Unless the republican party seisles the silver question before 1900 there will not be nothing left Of that party after 1900"
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14

ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED against purchasing or negotiating paper pur- porting to cali for one hundred dollars. favor of John Gates and endorsed by E,e as same has been paid, as l hold Mir Gates receipt Sai paper has been lost. T. B. CHAPMAN Pearco. Aug. I7 Ise6.5
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14
MILL FOR SALE.

A ten-s,amp mill c,ssrLETE. pans. 3 set. tiers. an agifatos. tvo Is-foot revolving concen- traiors, I6x36 Corhs engine two boilers, all in good working erder. Buifcing nea.y ntw Can be moved as il close 10 railroad Must de sold. and can be bo,ght for s ooo cash Address RosPEcIoR ,face. Tombstone Ali
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14

RACKsccssPs,lE ,la, lEsSE..s.,kssns,s S.sssns
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-14
The Territorial Lsgi stature mssts in Phenix on January 18th, 1896.

This is the fity-rinth time that Ma eco has been killed. He pretty near as tough as the silver craze.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
THE STRAIN
Is ON THE KIDNEYS.
The Perils ofRailroating-Dan-
gers within the Body as Well
as Out of 1.-THE Constant
JarriDg Hurtsthe Spine
aud Kidneys.

RsilroadiDg as q business, j. an ex ra
hazardous occupation. Defective rails
misplaced switches, cSr.less Operators
and signal men. open bridges aud coll
aions make Is so. Certainly q man who
engsges in 1t takes bis life in his haad
But there are other aud even more ser
ious dangers OF which but little sccount
Is ususlly taken. We refer to the effect
Of tba constant jsrrinE and j1ltlng upsn
the Kidneys IL Is q very clmmon cause
OF Kidney and Bladder Disease.
Thin men are particularly susceptible
10 It,
Nature imbeis the Kidneys in cushions
OF fat, because she wishes these IN act as
elastic buffers and counttr4ct this jsrring.
Thin mon who havo but little fat there
fore suffer the most
The evil effects OF constant jarring may
be, In large measure, overcoms aud the
urinary troubles cured by Dr. Hobbs
spsrAeus K dney Pills, as witness the
following
MEssRs. HOBBS MEDICINE Co,
GENTLEMEN: Your doctors may not
know 10, bat eight out of every ten OF the
boys In the rsilroadlng line are constantly
complaining OF their kidneys or wRter.
works. l suppose it comes from the
joltiug aud jerking Of the cars AnywaY
It's a TACT
] suffered fer over four yenrs with
pains In 10y back and loi4s. frequent
calls to urinste. my water scAlding md
burning me off aud on and constant
sense OF distress over the bladder
Ell Flrman spoke te me about yOur
Kidney Pills ana | tried them just for s
fiyer, ssms as rvo tried so msuy things
Bat Il wasn't the same. They did the
business and did II we'll In two weeks /
hadn't pain or e bsd symptom and
never had TO get up In the night take
them now every few days and they keep
me straight end right.
Gratefully yours.
JOHN MORRISSEY,
81 Clay street, Long Island City,
DR.. Hobbs Spsrsgus Kidney Pills are
Kidney Heslers, Blood Purlfi srs aud Life
Savers generally.
DR. Hobb's Soaragus Kidney Pills are
endorsed by the best physicians and sold
by druggists at 80 cents
A valuable book mailed free. Address
Hobbs Medicine Co, Chicago or San
Francisco.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The German Emperor will hate to pick
a musa With his grandmother. but be
would, mo doubt like to lick Lord Sails
bury personally. Chicago later Ocean.
II anybody had bought Lord DuurAvsn
at this country's estimate Of him elk
months ago and should sell him at It's
estimate of him now, there would be
another awful case Of Bankruptcy. -
Boston Globe
II Qusen VistorlA could Just get her
hands on that audacious grandson OF
hers she would lay him across her
rheumatic knee and redden his tender
ousicle With butter paddle. -Memphi
Appeal.
War is barbarlsm Thars Is no doubt
about that And the surest way toipre-
vent war is TO make such Preparations
Tor 1t that the other fellow won't dare e.
provoke It for fear OF getting soundly
thrashed New York Advertiser.
Il Is given out as positive fact that
there are 1, 154 women In New York city
who do not know their age It is safe
20 cay they are over 0.-Buffalo News.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06


Schedule IN effect December ], 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AWE
an NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
, All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Sew YORK, weekdays. .sos. r.sO.
e 90 seg ~ .ig.S5 a. M; 'l2.21, '1.69, 'So6,
NEW york, sundays, .s.os, $40.
5fi11 5fig1 q, a mi nj r3S .SqS '5s2 .7ss III p
AND CHEsTNuT sTREETSJ
- Weekdays, 0S, 5.55, $40. '7S0. s745, $3.50,
s1S .iSs .sso CS .sOc ils rs. a. ass ms ga 'ls. S5
Sundays. .sos. 7.l5. $50. $40. .n.s5
g 9a m; 10 20. 's.Oe, 456, '5.ae, $50, 1872.
PHILAphERPIh1A i CTwBLTTH AND
MARKET sTREETsl
n meeksaaSys We = sS =, 'SoS. TSo. $3.50, 'l0.s5
:, Sundays, 's.Os' 'll.s5 a. m; za.
= CHESTER, weekdays. .sos, 5.55. s4O
d2;4O 'lss, 22o. s25, 455. '5s2 $50. 1884,
: cHEsTER. sundays. .s.W, z45, $50
y 1l;SO 20 a; 40 M; l2l0. 20. 455, '5s2, 6.sO
m; 'l2.21, 'l59 '3O6 D. IN. Sundays, 745
a. m; 1905 y. m.
CAPE MAY, weekdays. $40 a. M; '1.59
WEST RsoII1ND. "a
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
- ~ ~ = = 'ssS 'llo5 a. M; 'l255 '2O7. sOS.
Sundays, s420. z:o2, 's.4s m; '12.55. '2.o7,
Sgs' 1S;T9' T1AISs sS29i = 's5s 2 M s-.r,oo,
NEWARK, Del. $40, 7.o2, .s.Is, .1l.os a.
m; 'l2.55, 3O3, .4.03, '5.25 735 $50, 1888,
IL; 30, 3.03, .5.25, 1855 se2O 's5s D. m.
flTTSBURG, Weekdays, '8.48, a. m;
'o;l9 d4,PPc, ?; M Sundays 'S.4S a. m; '525 p. m.
CINCINNATI ana 81 81 LoUIs, &c .is5s IL S9lIsd and
r, ,Sw NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS via
sIeepers Washing ton to Memphis h6h'0Snd ana
sINGERLY ACCOMMODATION. zos
:; M; s;es, l;S5 p. m. daily. lilo p. m. daily
LANpENBfiRG ACCOMMODATION.
weekdays, re. 1877 a. m; Los. SIS D. IN.
TRRfESsI TqRnaaSsI lggS TsvF a n xe SS2 PIN 2 M srnrv
For Ne@ York. weekdays. '5.15 p. m.
Sundays '5.15 p. m.
For Philadelphia, weekdays, "7.25 a. m;
DAYS days 7sS zSS a. SUE' mo-; so5 sSlS' .5s5 Is m Sun
az For Pittsburs and Chicago. daily,
For Baltimore. weekdays. GEO a. m:
$40. sis p. m. Sundays s515 .. M
For Landenberg and way stations, week
days, 65e. 1920 a: m; 2.05, SIS D. m. sum
Leave PHII,iDERPHHi'rA erwENrY-
EE99RRHTH E9RR yTTr lAfNgT lAAfHNRgGTadEssrNUT sTREErs
Weekdays. .34O. s. 7.l5, ss.l5, $50. 1888
i. 80 a m; sl2.;O. lilo. sLss, 2, $50, Ss5
~. ,a-15. 4.4s s5R '5.u, 8. $50 '7.4s, 's2s
sundays, $40 s .sB, .. u.so a. m.
~ 20 .l.S6, 2. .415. '44S. $50, '7.4s.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (TWELFTH
AND MARKET STREETS)
y ~ MS7eek,aays r q, rs .;Ss; 'i9ls am I'D
ID. m
Telephone, M. 1893.
Rates to .WeHern points lover than viA
any other line.
c. o. SCULL General Passenger Agent.
X. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
rhn RnrIinntnn rnIat


Jersey justice has been for many years
noted the country over for lts expedition
aud harshness, but Magistrate Smith, Of
Burlington. has made wide departure
from tho judicial traditions OF the state,
Recently a man named Charles Burr was
arraigned before him on the charge Of
drunkenness. Instead Of sending him to
jail he sentenced him TO attend thirty
temperance meetings. or in default, 60
to jail for certain number Of days Burr
accepted the former. and. at the present
time Is religiously serving his sentence,
and has been reformed to such an extent
that be Is now exhorting other drunkArds
to give up the cup. Notwithstanding
this. be must serve out his sentence to
the letter, even though what at FIRST
seemed to be hardship is now a
pleasure.
Magistrate Smith hss no law but his
own for disposIng OF drunkaris He
recently sentenced man to stay in the
house. with his venerable father and
mother. for q period OF ten days. and
receive from them lecture each day on
the evils Of strong drink, and It resulted
In a reformation
How would It do for Judge Ball to
follow Magistrate Smiths exAmpls9
Dfunksrds are brought before him day
after day and year after yeAr-the same
old set Of rouuders. They are hned or
r.~.t - t.u "a l., Il. -ko.t tt,,,. th.y 80
before him sgaln. This repeated time
and lime again until the faces Of certain
drunkards areas familiar 10 the deck as Is
the judges on the bench.
This Burlington twist Of Jersey
Justice might work great results
here II properly applied. 0ne man
might be sent to split wood FOR
the Sunday Breakfast Association for
ten days and con6ded to the superintsn-
dents care during that time Another
might De consigned to the terder mercisl
Of the general secretary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, with
the understanding that, In exchange fo'
services as assistant janitor, he should
receive food both material and spiritual
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and its auxiliary would doubtless
taks two or three and be glad Of th'
opportunity to have auditors who were
BY decree OF the court. compelled 10 lister
to lectures On rock, re and ruinatioD
These are but a few Of the resources
which Judge Ball has st command VIII
be adopt the Smith code for the reforma
tion Of his Founders" or win be permi
things to run on the same old way2
This is a glorious opportunity, fer tn
Darlington twist has not yet beei
patented.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06

obligations never retired. fxed as to
volume. and from their inception q
source of loss and expense to the people.
They doubled the colt Of. the Civil War.
and prematurely drove us from a specie
basis to one. for mAuy years, Of IRE
dsemable paper"
The comptroller further declared that
the loss to the people through specula-
tion engendered BY them, the financial
heresIes to which they have given birth.
the damage to individual business
enterprises and credit through the
recurring doubt as to the ability Of the
government TO maintain the payment Of
them in gold, cannot be reckoned in
figures He insisted that these legal
tender issues Of the government should
be redeemed and retired. II the Ameri-
can people are to be rid Of the recurring
danger and loss arising from their being
a part Of our currency Issues.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Atthn Hiinn

At the "a tails and tomorrow v
and Saturday nights aud Saturday
matinee. Sam II. Jacks ideal comsdy aud
burlesqus company vill produce the
burletta entitled. my Uncle. This
ea,erprlslng msnager has departed from
his usual style OF entertainment and ths
patrons Of this very amusing produo ion
will be treated TO brigh', breezy, racy
comedy. interspersed with q number OF
clever spsoallies The company is a first
class Que and iaeludes several clever
epecial artists
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
FIn.nslal 1neon.ls.snoT.

Very few people are better prepared to
pass an intelligent opinion on the 6nan-
cial situation than Comptroller Eckles,
who has established \ reputation for
sound sense and clear Views where many
others have gone sstrsy. The report Of
his remarks At Chicago banquet says;
''He shows that the Treasury is the
greatest banking institution In the land.
and yet possesses the least powers for
self-pressrva'iln. By one statute, the
secretary is compelled to redeem the
lsgsl-tendsr notss by gold on presents
tlon; by another hsis reg uired TO pay them
out. that they msy rsturn again and
again for redemption. They are demand
Evening journal., 1896-02-06

There must be somsthing in the atmos-
phere Of Dover that is conducive to
desdlockF. Last Spring the Genera
Assembly suffered from the mRlady
After the death Of Hon. n smithers
the Board Of Directors OF the First Ma
tional Bank found itself in the sane
pred Icanent and could not elect his cue
cessor. Now the Town Council is In q
deadlock over the election Of a super
intendent Of the Water Works. 1t ia
almost time for the state capitol TO BE-
removed to Wilmington, where deadlocks
are practically unknown.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
Novel Lsoture-ReoItaI.

Wilmington pupils OF Mrs Mary
Gregory Murray have announced that she
will give a lecture-recital Ia the Nav
Century Club drawing room to morrow
evening. Mrs Murray viii give recltsls
OF compositions by Beethoven, Bash.
Mendelssohn, Chopin, Schumann, r fl
and Rublnsteln. each to be inter
spersed By explanatory addresses
A feature will bs the playing of Gounod' s
arrangement OF the Ave Marie by Mlss
Elizabeth 5hippen STift. With exp'ans-
tory remarks by Mrs. MurrRy The
Introductory 10 the program will b. an
address on "The Piano -Fsrte -SJme OF
Ila Music and Musicians.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Another CarEo of OIl LocomotIres.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 6 "A number OF
oil burning locomotives for shipmsnt to
Novarossick, Russia, have srrlvsd along
Delaware avenue. la the vicinity OF
WILLOW street, to be slowed on board the
British steamship Adra, now under
charter 70 proceed to the Blsck sea
This will be the sscond shipment. the
FIRST having already arrived 10 Russia on
the steamship Turret Bay. They we're
built BY the BIldwin Locomotive Works
for the rrans-C,ucaslan railroad
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
rhe 81. Faul TfIumph.


The successful removal Of the ocesn
greyhound St Paul from the New Jersey
beach ls = triumph for American ship
building and engineering science. Fer
the former from the fact that the steamer
resisted the strain to which she was sub
jeetsd. and for the latter from the fact
that she was gotten sfoat In such re-
markably short time.
She will soon be In condition to resume
her pace in the international service
aad will probably lose none Of her popu-
larlty
That the company will make rigid
examination into the causes which led to
the grounding Of the steamship goes
without saying Our only hope is that
Captain jameson will be able to justify
himself by proving that It was duo TO
circumstances beyond his control. he is
most popular ctiicer with long and
honsrable record, and It would be pity
should be be found guilty Of neglect At a
time when In command Of one Of the
finest liners In the world.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Tay Rios In ItaIy.

ROME, Feb. 6.-News has reached hero
Of a tax riot at Sala, Piedmont, which as
umcd such serious proportions that the
authorities wcre obliged to call upon the
troops TO restore order. The rioters refused
20 disperse when the troops reached the
scene, and the soldiers wero ordered TO fre
upon the mob, which they did, killing
aud wounding 90.