The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
cq .nnl m WILMINGTON, DEI., FRIDAY tCF0BER15, 1915.
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VICE rRn.,Dnxs, WILSON on THE ONO
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Your corsesl|opdept baas Lar A. iFRt!ssEsytew iiF!ss f
terday, evening Of q few moments duration
with Vice President Wilson, WHO had ar.
rived hthe city but l shoftt time previous.
The distinguished gentlemen appeared to be
in iperfett health, though somewhat troubled
with : slight deafness 'whiehnhas come
upon,sr. fiimioofl late. 'toInI response
to ~ s;liqueston 4 touching +. the nnews fsom,
Ohio, (. the t,Nice President u WAS n re
ticent At first, hut was indneed TO SAY;
finally that he WA, pot At all 'se.ngpiae 81
the result AND preferred to abstain stain from /
rejoicing At the success Of IF the RepubaliiccaIn
party, until that success was fully and IN
eontrooyyesrt.biy: verified. In his opinion,
the Democrats would have carried Ohio, r.
fof aS other reason, becadse Of the desire
among the working classes for q change,
had It not been for the imitation plank tn
their plxtform; and. should 1t prove true,
thst Hsyes was really TO be the next Cover
NOE, he was prepared TO- say that Pennsyl7
vapia would give $4,000 Republican major
ityo He expressed himself AZ aa'|lfFl confident
Of the, election Of Rice in Massachusetts t'
y. ys,, T., ...,osc scoyNSc1Is'n yyNStcc1Is 'nl,p ra.. -.e,
At the meeting Of Councils yesterday
nothing Was done worth chronic1ing. IN
deed, 50 very passive was the session, that
no occasion arose for the passage Of the "a
miliat epithet in this body, 'tyou are liar,
sir y, "nlfl '@ @. H",Jio" 'rlJ"'
.@'rp: LDAR1NG BURGLARY. "..'o
The tailor store of Edward 'Clegg, Se2
Walnut street, was entered yesterday morn
ing by band Of burglars, who abstracted
from the premises ferty-eight pieces, of
cloth. In front of the building the hack Of
the notorious "night hawk" John Madden,
awaited the, receipt of the property. The
police got wind of the matter, however, just
as the thieves were making of, and setting
out In hot pursuit overlook the hack as it
drew up in front of the residence Of "Red-
dy" Dittman. The officers drew their re-
volvers, and commanded the thieves to
stand, but Dittman's door was open and In
viting their escape, and in they rushed. In
stead Of using their weapons, the officers
followed after, and were soon in possession
of the den. ...... ... .a
In the cellar they overhauled johnson
Kelly and Billy Carter alias "Pretty Bill )"
in the garret they caught Joseph Weldon,
while Madden, John Devere and John Gil
rard, were taken from the hack, along with
the stolen goods. So very we'll had the Off
GERS done their duty, that not tho slightest
loop-hole of escape was left the rascals.
Even the iron rust upon their hands, caused
by the use of the jimmy, was made rate Of.
The hearing took place yesterday after
noon at tho Central Station, before Alder.
man Carpeneer, who committed all but Ditt-
! man, without bail. Dittman furnished &C.
curity for his temperance in $500. u.a
COMMANDING CONTRACTOR.
Dobbins, the contractor, has raised quite
storm at his heels lately, in consequence
of the discovery of bis meanness to his en-
ployes. This fellow has been receiving all
the STAT joba' from the city, and has been
paying the poor, half. famishsd laborers IN
his employ, the startling sum Of fifty cents
day. a 2.pr ." IDN' n,m'' u. r.N
Yesterday, with Characteristic impudence'
he asked Councils to grant him q contract
/ of one hundred Thousand dollars for the i'm
provement of tho grounds adjoining the
Centennial buildings, but some one made
public his contemplate conduct TO those de-
pendent upon him, and he was supmarhS
hooted out Of the chamber, Asa lobbyist,
his future efforta will not be conspicuous fol
success. hyrlrr n.tm d. nI.ti ...
| o. ~ . THE UNION LBAGNs. r.au'
| A mammDuthl meeting Of the Union
League club, took place here last night fol
the purpose Of efEecting : reconsideration Of
the action of the comm te of sixty-two, In
behalf of General Bingham, but up to late
hour ii no result was reached, though the
field looked favorably clear for Bingham's
| .fnc o.! % .CIjI.. .. III l. "a. II .'
friends. ,.,,| ~. ..t.......
2"i''h LATEST Nsws pRok ONO.
The excitement In this city yesterday, oc-
casionledd by The latest news from Cincinnati,
touching the probability Of Aliens election,
was &, Intense. lite The club rooms were speedily
crowded by z excited politicians and sporting
men, en, Who isqpent the afternoon in cl4moring
for 'ne 'Ine 'ateSf Eye pArsa'sSula anna iaa IN"
! a.. ,Gsm 5%$h An'H- dS'- liz -. ~, g.
The large chair factory Of Richards =
! Company, on Girard avenue, between Fiffth