Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-10-08
IN GENERAL.

The York Mills, at Saco, Me-, re-
sumed operations Monday.
During the recent massacres at Hasa.
keny the American mission was pill
LACED.
| D Secretary Herbert, who arrived at New
York Saturday, said he intends to vote
for Palmer and Buckner.
The State committee of the National
| Democratic party in Indiana has de.
cided not to put State ticket in the
field.
By the burning Of Spencer Academy,
at Anters, |. T., four Choctaw boys
were burned to death and five were in
iured.
The Populists OF Connecticut, Satur.
day, endorsed the Democratic ticket
headed BY Joseph B. Sargent Of New
Haven.
The Secretary of the Treasury Mon
| day ordered the discontinuance of three
houses of refuge on the eastern coast OF
Florida.
Pierce e. Coleman, lumber dealers, OF
Dayton, o., have been levied upon by
the sheriff upon judgments amounting
to s73, 900.
Ex-Mayor Gilroy Of New York, who
has Just returned from abroad, an
nouncas that he will support Palmer
and Buckner.
Karatheodori Pasha, formerly Gov.
ernor OF Crete, it Is understood, will
hereafter direct the foreign politics Of
the Turkish Empire.
The Hartford, Conn, Equal Rights
| Club has appointed committee to
| F,,.. Ia g.. e .H. k..a
of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Secretary Carlisle expects to leave
Washington October 10th for Kentucky.
He is to make five speeches between
that date and November LIST.
Senator Palmer, 10 East st. Louis
Saturday, predicted that Illinois will
declare for sound money and for law
and order by good majority.
The President Monday revoked the
commissions of two noiaries public in
the District OF Columbia. They are
alleged to have ante-dated pension
certificates.
Elections were held in 1853 towns in
Connecticut Monday. The Republi-
cans made large gains over year ago
and nearly doubled their number OF
towns from 1893.
The weavers in the Stevens mill at
! Fall River, Mass, struck Monday as
the result of readjustment of the
wage schedule, which reduced their
pay about per cent.
The old deserted brewery at Gutten-
berg, N. j., owned by Lyman Andrews
OF New York, was burned to the ground
| Monday. The structure originally
cost 500, 600 and was uninsured.
According to Knoxville dispatch
James II. Bible OF Chattanooga, United
| States attorney for the Eastern district
OF Tennessee, has been forbidden to
make any more campaign speeches.
Treasurer st. John, when asked on
Monday about the report that Vice.
Presidential Candidate Sewall had
given him 500, 900 for campaign pur-
poses, said there is no truth in the
story.
Tho Everett Mills at Lawrence, Mass,
started up Monday, giving work TO
l,300 persons. Several departments OF
the Arlington Mills also resumed opera.
tions Monday, giving WORK to 5000
employees
Chairman Hanna says: ~ don't pro-
pose to discuss in the newspapers our
plan OF campaign, but will say that
our reports indicate great majority OF
the working men will be with us in
this campaign"
Acting Attorney General Whitney bias
decided that foreign made chromos,
which are copies of copyrighted for
eign painting, are not prohibited from
importation into this country under
the copyright law.
William S. Eyche!berger, instructor
in MATHEMATICS and astronomy at Wes-
leyan University, has resigned to
accept position in tho Nautical
Almanac Office in the Naval Depart
ment at Washington.
A Grand Rapids, Mich. dispatch says
that Fl. Rademaker & Sons have filed
trust deeds for the benefit of creditors
The firp is an extensive manufacturer
Of baseball bats, and has been in bust.
ness quarter of century,
building in Detroit. occupied by
the job department OF the Free Press
Co., the Habben Electrotype and En-
craving Co., Ottley & Son, epgravers
and Cliff & Higgins, hookbinders, was
burned Monday, causing a loss Of
$50, DOC.
AT the request of the Secretary of the
Interior, Secretary Lamont has ordered
two troops of cavalry to report to Indian
Agent Wilson at Tuskahoms. l. I. The
agent fears trouble between the two
factions OF the Choctaws-the outcome
of an election.
Secretary Herbert MONDAY settled
the controversy over tine torpedo boat
contracts by awarding two torpedo
boats of the 30-knot class TO the Bath
Iron Works. Me-, and one 30-knot
torpedo boat of the larger class to the