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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-10-20

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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-10-20

WANTED-Lawyers. doctors and dentists seeking
locations. We furnish information Mason N
Bauerle, Gaiety Building, Chicago.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-10-20
EN- T S.

Procured on cash, or easy install III ents, VOWLES&
BURNS, Patent Attorneys 1857 Broadway, N. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07

medium. d;ta5c.; common. 4l4a4sE. Sheep
Extra, lSc.: good. 45Aaic.; medium, dai l4c.
common, Hi9eS4c; lambs. ialb 5l2a61.c.; lEinbs.
Spring Sl.i5a52, Iiogs Beat Western, bIia6c.;
al9saa,:. Thin cows, ssal5. Veal calves, 5a7l &c.
Mich cows, s20ai5.
Chicago, H., Apr.i4-cattio, steers, Si.35B5 10:
fei COWS, Ss.4. AOgs SAg5aI.J5; pigs, 50 70aS. %.
Lambs, S5aF.9O. sheep; prime mnttons. S4.a0;
$3.50 for common sh0rn lambs. 65c.a$l per 100
pounds. Receipts-Catie, 10000 hoad; hogs,
$1,000 hcad: sheep, 2l,0Gg head.
Buffalo. N. T., April .-Catte-Receipts, 100
cars: choices export steers, S53ua1.ah; heavy
spring stcers, s5a5 @ FIT steers Si.55a4 Is: Goa
49,; choice fat hefers, $i2bns.5D: mixed BUTCH
ers' stock, S3.f5ai.le; good lat cows, s3.60a3.N,
iiegs-Receipts, liz care: good to choice iorkets.
ST. l0ai.l5: ptime selected light Workers, 81 l0a
4.la: mixed packers grades, s4.l5; medium
weights, Si.15a4ld.tS: heavy hogs, 81. i5a4. VI
roiighB, tS3GOa3.i5 stays, s;ia39h; pigs. {325a
c.NJ. Sheen AMI la'nbs-leceipts, 81 cars
na.iv" lambs, choice 10 ox:ra, Sa.aoa6 iair to
good. S5.G1njT5: cults. S5aj.5y; yenrllngs s4gna
h.l0. Sheep, choice to selected wethoiH, SI90a
8; mixed sheep, Sl50a4.s5; culIs, $3.jOnA,
New York, April e.--Beeves- Receipts, 4,s9S
head: stecrs, cotninon u good, s4.4oRhs0; oxen
S3ai.J: bulls, &l0n4: COWS, 81 1914. Calves
l.ecoipts, $50 head. feas, poor to prime, AaB 90
choice, $780, sheep and lambs-Recoipts, l4,2t0
head; unrhorn sheep, s4a6.20: clipped do, 81 90
a4.3T1; unslorn lambs, Sh75a6.S 10; CLIPPED do, S.
ceipts. lS.0a0 head.
East Liberty, Pa, April 4.-Cnttle. steady;
extra. $d.l0ahl5; prime, S5a5.l0: common. f39Ol
i.20: common TO good lat bulls and cows, Ssai3i
weights, 81. 05a4l0: host heavy Workers., Siad05:
light Workers., S3.a0a3h0 heavy hogs, S4ai.50,
pigs, as to quality, Sa.60asa5: good roughs, S3n
a5G: common TO fair roughs. S9.5lae.i5. sheep,
sieHdy: choice, S4.9Oa5; common, AibOa4, Ghoice
lalnbs, $5gOa6: common TO good, Si.75ao.S5. Veal
ca!Yos, Sja5.50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07

special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
Middletown, Anril G. As a meeting
Of tho Young Men'B Social Club, last
evening. the following olficera Hore
elected for one year presitlaut. Howard
a. Pool; Treasurer, William 6. Lock.
wool; Secretary, DIR. John Q. Sites.
1t was decided TO have tho clubs
Easter dance on Friday eReniDg, April
10Th.
This funeral services of William
Letherbury wore held SATURDAY after
noon Mt O'Clock at the homo OF his
father. The Rev. |. L. Wuud o!iieiaroC.
The pallBenrer6 were john Jo!ls, Robert
JOHNSON, Wallace lioltou, GcEn l..
Shepherd, Frank Jolla aud MIR. Houston.
Interment took placs in tho M. Il.
cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07

corruption under tho present eystem
than under any other,
Senator Alriche favored separate
ballot for each party, aud was rather
inclined to MIR. Dempsey'G plan, He
and outside Of the polling place, so
that the ballota might be prepared any
where nj will
Representative Eliason also favored
Mr.. Dempeey's plan.
Senator Pyle favored single uniform
tickets, the parties TO have access 10
the tickets. Tho voter should be allowed
to take the ticket away 10 prepare it..
lie thought there should not be more
than 300 yotern in each liatrict
Representative johnson thought no
scheme could he devised to hGnd OIL
fraud. lie believed in allowing man
to vote for anybody.
Senator JOHN N. q. Moore thought
Mr.. Dempsey's plan was all right.
None Of the members spoke in favor
OF the blanket ballut, which Mr.. Hazel
construed to indicate that the blanket
ballot should go.
Representatives l.. S Hopkins. Davis,
Thompson, Taylor, and Mccullough ia
yored the single ballot.
The Senate transacted all of its bust
ness at the afternoon Bes9ion, An in
vtation to attend the State Hospital
for tho Inaane at Farnhurst, at any
time which might he convenient, was
accepted and Messrs. Pierce and Stewart
we're named as the Senate members OF
the committee.
The Senate passed the HouHa bills
increasing Newport's appropriation
from the county for streets from $3.50 to
$3.50 per year, and emrD gering the
Council Of Newark to make ordinances
regulating exhibitions.
In tho House MIR. Dempsey intro
duued, under suspension of rules, a bill
TO make valid all defective deeds dated
prior to January lat, 1895. A similar
act was rasaed several years ago.
Mr.. Mccullough gave notice OF bill
increasing from $500 to So. 600 the
amount Of money annually appropriated
TO pay for stock which is killed while
suffering from contagious diseases.
Tbs bill to amend tina charter of th'
town Of Seaford, permitting tho Towr
Council to raise by taxation an addi
tioual $500 each year, which recently
passed the iiouse, has aroused tn,
people Of the town, and several proml
nent citizens have communicated with
mem ers OF the Senate on tho subject
and it 10 likely an effort will be madt
to have the bill amended before i
passes the Senate. II was at first pro
posed to pay to water company whiot
contemplates building plant speoi
fed annual sum for fire protection, bu
now many of the residents of the towr
would like to see the local authorities
own the plant and are in favor of bond
ing the town for the money.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEySHIP.

William $. Hilies, Whose Name Has Been
hIentioned, says 1t Has Been bono Tith-
ont HIS knowledge or Consent.
Now thar tho term of United States
Distrins Attorney Lewis @. Vandegrift
10 drawing to close there 10 great
deal of speuulatiun about his SUCCESSOR.
For months William Michael Byrne
and Hugh g browne have bcen known
as applicants for the position and each
has his backing. Moro recently the
name of vii lam s. llilles has also
been mentioned. Mr.. Hilles. who is a
supporter of Mr.. Byrne, was seen by u
reporter of The Gazette yesterday with
regard 10 the matter.
"My name, If it has been used in
connection with the Offices" he said,
'has not been used with my knowledge
Or consent. There are two well-known
members of tho bar, each Of whom is
endeavoring to be appointed to tine
Office, either of whom would be compe-
tent to perform it's duties. Personally,
| have been doing all in my power to
Hecure the appointment Of Mr.. Byrne,
and shall continue so to do until the
end. IL any OF my friends have mentioned
my namo in connection with the office,
or have made any effort to secure my
appointment 10 il, while appreciate
their efforts, they would have a larger
amount of my appreciation II they
would do all in their power to secure
tho appointment of Mr.. Bytne.
"Ynu can say for me that think
Mr.. Byrnu will DO the next district
attorney for this district. "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
SUICIDE or JOHN !. BOYLE.

A Prominent Merchant nj Sow castla Ends
His Life by Putting Bullet IN uis Head.
Esaiiontu OF New CATTLE were greatly
shocked yesterday to learn that john
/. Boyle, prominent business man and
thu State soaler OF Weights and measures
had committed suicide by shooting him
srlf in tue head with a revolver, in tho
carriage shcu at his home, about IL
O'CLOCK.
MIR. lIoyle had heen inlisposed for
some time and besides having come
business complications suffered greatly
from un aggravated form Of dyspepsia.
lie had been rather melancholy Tor
several days and was not in his usual
spirits. ie arose late this morning and
after doing somo chorss about tho house
proceeded to hiH back yard and from
thence to the carriage shed. lila wifs
noticed that he diu not appear ne
bright as usual and was standing in the
lIitunen whnn sho heard Rhot tired.
She anticipated that something was
wrong and fearing that something had
happened rushed into tho street and
saw S. Atwood Stewart, to whom abe
called. Ho haatened TO tho yard but
saw no person about lie then proceeded
W tut thTiIHEt bubU hlf5Iu bo nav tbS
unfortustn man in the carriage With q
bullet hole in his right temple. He was
dead when Mr.. Stewart reached him.
BUfofs the suicide was discovered,
those in Mr.. Boyle's house heard two
pistol shots, but did mt know tho
cause. 1t is surmised that Mr.. Boyle
fired two shots for the purpose OF
testing the revolver. to ascertain il it
was in working order.
Tho bullet that ended his life passed
entirely through his head aud was
found on tha floor of the wagon body.
Deceased was at one time one OF the
most prosperous business men in New
Castle, but met with reverses and by
going ON bondB for number of his
friends sank large amount Of money.
Recently hn took hold ui the property
at one Tins known al the Sutton place
and started farming on large scale.
lie spent large sum of money in
drainage ard recently the sheriff was
ON the place. This matter was Exed up
! ami he seemed for time all right, but
within the past week appeared rather
melancholy.
He was an active member nf Division
M. 3, A. .. H.. and OF st. Peters
beneficial Society.
Tbs blow ia great shock to the
community, as he wRs one OF the most
| popular men in Now Castle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
leaths.

ANDERsUE-on April %, 1873, Axel Anderson
aged 81 years.
BARls--In tbs city, on March sOth, 1898, Walter
Edgar Barr, In his cath year.
BLAKELY-At Squirrel Kun, on April %, 1893,
Emma Blakely.
BAuMANN--In this city. on Sunday, April Sd,
1898. Olga Marguerite, daughter OF Olga o. and
George II. Baumann, aged IL months and 70,
days.
CAMPBELL--in Washington, D. c., on April "a,
1888, Samuel II. Campbell.
CRAIG-ln this city on April g. 1893, Jessie W.
Craig, aged ~ years.
to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at2
o'clock, from the residence of her husband, Nell
son S. Craig, No. 2220 ratnRll street. Interment
nj Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
CALLAUAN--ln this city OH April 5, 1898, Mar
garet. wife Of Richard Callahan. aged 66 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
10 attend the funeral on Friday morning, April
4, at 1890 O'Clock, from her late residence, No.
s3i West sixth street. Services ut st. Panls
church. Intermsnt at Cathedral cemetery.
DAkLINGToN-Hear Parkerevilie, Pa, March
2eth, 1898, Sara Darlington, aged 70 years.
DAVIDSON April Q, 1893 Mary j. Davies, wife
OF Evan G. Davies, in her 5ith year.
DoWNWARD--At the home Of his parents, No
1873 jackson street, Tuesday, April 5, ISIS
Leroy, son Of James and Mary Ii. Downward,
aEed years and months.
CAUSE : On March Goth. 1908, Washington
Cause.
GuoDING-At st. Georges, DEL, on March Both,
1sgS, Martha Il. Goodihg, aged II years.
oREEN-on April LIST, 1893, Mrs. Ann Green,
aged SO years.
HIGGINs--on April 8, 1928, Maria E., wife of
Richard Il. Higgins.
McCALLISTEl,--In this city. on April I'd, is0l,
Mary l., widow of David McCalliater, aged -
years.
MoCoT-In this city on April Q, 1893, Minnie c..
daughter of Geo. w. and Lizzie Mccoy, aged
1yenr and 10 months.
MAcCULLOCH-Suddenl at Philadelphia, Pa,
George MucCulloch, aged IS years.
REEy ES-At Washington, D. c., on the evening
of Friday, April 1st, ls.S. In the 5Sth year OF
her age, Marian c. l.. reeves, eldest daughter
Of Annie D. Reeves, and the lato Capt !. s. X.
Reeves, U. y A.
RYDER--In this city, April Cd, 1893, Florence
daughter OF Edward y. and Esther p. Ryder,
and granddaughter OF Lemuol and the late
Mary A. Peoky.
SMITH-on March 30th, 1893, Christina NJ. wife
OF Warner Smith, and daughter OF Frederick
Well, ST., In the 23d year OF her age.
ToUuNAY-In this city, on April 5th, John
Tourney, age So years.
Relatives, friends and Gormania Encampmont
| No. 90, knights st. John and Malta, arc invited
| to attond the funeral from his daughters resi-
dence, No. i1O5 East Thirteenth street, sunday
afternoon, April 10Th, at o'clock. Intcrment OF
| Riverview cemotory.
| wALKER--ln this city, on April 9Th, 1885, lisa
dora A., widow Of Francis Walker, lged %
yenrs.
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respec-
lively invited TO attend tho funeral services on
| Thursday afternoon. at o'clock, from tho resi-
! dence Of hec son-in-law, William b. Austin. No.
| lU1l Adams street. lnterment at Whining lou
| and Brandywine cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
pEssELs MAD no MovE sLoWLr.
Navigation on the Delaware Difficult Be-
onnae of stormy Weather.

Navigation on the Delaware Difficult Be-
onuse of Stormy Weather.
Navigation of tho lower Delaware
River and Bay was most difficult on
Tuesday, owing to the gale thnt was
raging, tho heavy snow and rain that
was falling and tho thick haze that
hung over tho wlters.
In the buy anu lower river tho wind
blow nj rats OF about 81 miles an
hour. changing in directions ut times
from northeast TO north. Even steamers
had to Green" up and down, and at
times had TO come to anchor, fearing if
they proceeded that collisiona might
result. The British steamer Eastry,
from Fowey with china clay, which
passed up from the Delaware Break
wator ON Monday, only rerched point
oil Wilmington late yesterday after
noon. Part of her cargo is for Whining
ton and the remainder for Philadelphia.
Anchored below Reedy Island last night
were the Britain ship Savona, from
Manila, which passed up from the
Rrsullwater Monday night. and tho
Dutch ship Tromp, from Java, which
paasod up at o'clock yesterday aftor-
noon. Both are for Philadelphia md
are in tow of tugs. Several stsamer1
were coming up the river slowly last
night. Few vessels put to sea yeater
day. and the tug Herculon, which left
the Breakwator in thu morning with
tho Standard Oil Co. e barge No. 81,
returned in tho afternoon to that place,
a dispatch from Lewas yesterday,
stated that the fourmast schooner
Sarah u. Palmer OF Bath, Me-, had
stranded on Dawson ShoAlu. Late last
evening the vreclsjng tugs North
America and j. D. Jones had arrived
on the scene.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
rorer. Arm s.-sona.e net a. II q. m.


Dover, March 3o-IIouse met at 1850 a, IN.
Prayer by the chaplain
Intruduced---By speaker Riggin, to amend two
acts In relation 10 Laurel: by MIR. Donaldson. TO
allow Newark 10 borrow money to improve its
tchOolhonse.
Reld first tliue--s;cnRte bill to amoEd the char.
ter Of Dover Senate bill in reference 10 the
Kent county Levy Court,
Recess to . y. ins
Tho House reassemble at 340 p. in.
n. tices--By Mr.. Ellason, to authorize repairs
to the State House.
Iassed--'ro amend the charter OF laurel.
House went inta committee OF tho whole TO
discuss the schunl bill. :,
Adjourned 10 10 a. M. tomorrow.
Dover. March sl,--Honse met at l045 a. m.
Prayer by the chaplain Of the Senate.
Introdnced- by Mr. Eason, to make necessary
repairs to tho state House etc.
i.ost-ro provide o steward for Farnhurst. Re-
considered.
House concnrred In Senate joint resolution on
the death Of tho Hon. James /. Wolcott
Adjourned Until II a. III. Monday
Dover, bprll House met at 1919 o. m.
Prayer ny the chaplain of tile SHnate.
Introduced-By Mr.. Donaldson, to inflow the
general government 20 nso land for Qualifications
etc.: to appropriate money for public defence
(both bills intrcdured and roferred under d sus-
pension Of rules to tho committee on fedcrtl re-
iatous.)
kecemnitte1 Jill to provide Tor state House
repairs.
Recess until u. m.
House mot at 3.2U y. m.
Noticns-By Mr.. Eliason, In reference to the
State library; By speaker Riggin, in relation o.
Laurel.
Laid on ;nble -Jont resolution in reference 20
Bnltleahip Maine
Recons.dered--H bill to amend charter OF
Laurel. Same bill indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned until 10 a. M, tomorrow,
DOVER. ipril 5.-Ilouse met at 1915 a. m.
lntroducet-By Mr.. Dempsey. % maze valid
the record OF cerialn deeds, by Mr. Elfasou, in
relation to tho state library.
Not!ces-By Mr.. Mccullough, In relation To
contagious and infectious diseaGes among cattle
and lower auimals.
Recessto2 y. IN.
House me. 4p. M.
Recess for half an hour to discuss the proposed
bellot law
Louse renBsenblsd Mt 40 p. m.
Notlces-By Mr., Dempsey, new ballot law; by
MIR. Short 20 fix the compensation Of certain
county officers
Adjourned to 10 a. IN. Tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
aslarrlaaes.

BhKER-PILBEAM--on March Goth, 1898 by the
DR.. q. l.. Wolfe Frank l. Baker and Miss Ger-
trudo Pilbeam, both Of Wilmington, Del.
-PUFAlIls-At Kingswood par
sonage, on March I'D, 1898, by the Rev. Edgar
s. Mace John Harrington of this city and Mrs.
Sophia rufahl of Fair Hill Md.
NGACRE--HIGGJNS--At christana hundred
on March Sd, 1898, by the Rev. William p Tay-
Tor, William I.ongacre and Rffie Higgins, both
Of New Castle hundred.
REEsE--spEER-At Union NJ. e. parsonage, m
March 3Oth, 1875, by the Rev. John D. Q.
Hanna, John II. Reese and Miss Sarah Il.
Speer, both of Wilmington, Del.
T1TUs-PRiCE-At Kingswood parsonage, on
March god, 1898, by the Rev. Edgar s. Mace.
Charles Titus of Atlantic City and Bessie
Price of this city.
HITESIDE--FARLEY--A Union M. e. parson-
age, on March 29th, 1885, by the Rev. John d.
G Hanna. Charles $. Whteside and Misc Sarah
Farley, both OF Wilmington, Del
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
Theatrical MANAGER Mis,,ur.

AsRociRtod Prev DISC lttn bf sDs lal Wires.
Chicago, H., April IF. g. Connolly
treasurer and business manager for
Thomas W. Keene, tragedian, is misc.
ing. Serious foars aro entertainer that
hp has been robbed and wounded, OF
murdered. lie had about $1,000 in
his possession. In Connellys room, at
the Gaut House, his valise and trunk
wsro fouad. In the trunk were several
hundred dollars. The clark paid that
Connolly had not boon thero since Sat-
urday. Connolly ia 45 years OLD. and
has been with Mr.. koene for years. lie
Was formerly newspaper man IN rhila-
delphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
Regular Democrats carried the Day.

asHnilRioiPrs, NsItstl ~ sne-lN Win.
Memphis, Tenn. hnril G Munich
pal elections wore hell in every city
aud town in Arkansas yesterday. Only
in three or four inutanceg wero tho
regular Democratic nomineeH opposed.
as far aa head from, the regular
Democratic nominees cotried tho nay.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
GETTING DELAWARE IN Line
With Other States In Support of
the Federal Government.
TWO MEASURES OF IMPORTANCE
Introduced by Representative
David K. Donaldson.

One Provides For the Expenses of tho Ma
tionHi Guard and Volunteer, VI They Ara
Called For by the President. and the Other
Permits the Federal Government TO Fur
chase Land In This state.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07

In the United States Court Tuesday
a hearing on the rule TO show cause
why receiver should no5 re appointed
for the arlington Mills Manufacturing
Co., was continued by consent of coun-
sci for two weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
ROUTINE rRocEEplTas.


Dover, March 30.-1he sena te met at II o. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Passed-Sonate bill 70 change the name Of
Martha Grant bushnell to Martha Knowles
Grant.
Laid on the tnble-suss county I'VE COM
missioner bl,which passed the House.
Read trst tlne--Honse bill amending the
charter Of Newport (referred).
Recess TO p. IN.
Passed-Senate bill nu horlziug the Governor
10 appoint Robert Wier of Wilmington a notary
public: House bill extending the time for COM
pleting assessments.
Dover, March 3l.--The Senate met at II a. IN.
Prayer by the chaplain
Adoptod-senate ioint resolution of respect to
the memory OF Hon. James l. Wocott
Adjourned until 10 a. m. Monday.
Dover. April 4.--rhe Senate met at ii a. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Recess to y. m.
The senate reassemblod at 345 p. IN.
Secretary of State Hughes presented, for tho
Governor, the namo OF Joshua A. Ellego0d, 10 be
Justice Of the peace at Ellendale [Contirmed.)
Read drst hme--House bill TO exempt marsh
land in Wilmington from municipal taxation.
AdIournsd until II a. m. tomorrow.
T,over, April 5.-senate met at II a. m.
Recess until y. nj.
Tho Senate reassembled at 3.45 u. M.
Passed-liouse bills Increasing Newports APP
preparation for roads; amending the charter of
tho town OF Newark.
The Speaker had read an Invitation to visit the
State Hospital, The invitation was accepted and
Senate members Of n committee to make the
trip at such time as might suit thoir coEyen-
fence.
Adjourned to II a. m. tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS,
The Central Hotel

Is now prepared to accommodate
limited number of boarders; a
select patronage is provided for.
Isaac 6, Pyle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07

Asaoaatefrr,s4 D.spat m py Sosial wires
PhiladolrhIn, April 6.-Whnnt flrm No.
Pennsylvania ced in export elevator, sLOlInl.Ol.
Cor, unchanged: No. Tor local trade ,35a3o la.
Oats, n m; M. 2 white, 23:.
krintd sugars. ilrm. granuntci, i-i6:: higher.
Batter, Erin, isalc. higher lanty Western
crcrmcfy, 2st..! 90. Pennsylvania prints, s3c
EGGS, ilrmer. ttosh nearby. !n',.I: fresh West
exit, lOi.t.; freah southern, tuc.
Live stock MARKET.
Philadolphia, Aprli Tho receipts for the
week = lioeyco eGli: shoan, s,llj hogn, 3atl;
Boef Cattle : ESua, ::,saajj Sc [gVod, 5lsaolse,;
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07

by inohs. The oiliciala OF the State
Department attach no Importance to
these rumors.
Assistant Secretary Day said. in reply
to an inquiry regarding tho safety of
Gen. Lea, that il was more than prob
able that he would leave Havana during
the afternoon, and that every precautiun
hHa been taken for the snfety of all the
other consular officers and citizens Of the
United States throughout Cuba.
After the galleries had been cleared,
Senator Davis explained the reason for
tho delay in sending in tho message
lie said that it was due to the fact
that there had been soma delay in
getting Consul General Ice and other
Americans out OF Havana, and that
more time wan absolutely necessary for
this.purpose. Hence the President did
not consider ii wiae or humane to Hend
in tho message, which might rrecipi
tate serious trouble aud sndanger the
lives OF theHe people.
MOVING ron ISnEPESDEEcE.
Speaker Reed called tho House ia
order promptly at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Smith, ILL.,. introduced q joint
resolution recognizing Cuban indepon-
dence and pledging enforcement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
CINCINNATI ArLoAr AGAIN.

Key West, Fla, April 6.-After two
hours' work the tugs Merritt and Ley:
den succeeded in pulling the Cincinnati
off the mud bank. AH the cruiser
GROUNDED at high water, it 10 believed
abe has not sustained any damage, but
regular naval inquiry will be made.
The United States gunboat Helena
arrived here this morning from Lisbon
and anchored in the harbor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-04-07
A PEACEFUL SOLUTION OF THE CRISIS I'M
POSSIBLE.

London. Eng, April GA special
from Madrid says that the situation
there is one OF expectancy. The Span
iah cabinet discussed the situation at
length this morning, and it ia asserted
that the feeling among officials Is that
a peaceful solution Of this crisis is in
possible.