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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24

BE- 2tls1 Qlnt!port auf cine Menge &nz
fraaen benlerten mir, baB mir gtt@tzNbonz
nenten unO ntbt 81 GrGmlen Eereati9teu
eas BUD g0te tIeiuc 5ausz Mpoz
tbefe" fiir 30 @ts. pDrtofrei Sulenbet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

Ga Monday night Sam Hemple, the
well-known comedian, who for nearly
two score years has been deliRhting the
patrons Of the drama with his inimitar
BILE acting, will commence an engage
men. of one week at the Opera House.
Ga Monday night he will present the
side splitting comedy entitled "Uncle
SAM" in which he spstains the charac.
ter OF Erasi Us j. Sharp, Centennial rep
resentadye, director OF gas works, street
land agent to park commits
sione's, proprietor Of Qusrries for stone
bridges and lumb Der ards for wooden
pavements, in favor of extension OF
water works, \ voter aeainst local OPP
ton, and q dealer in schemes and fran
chises. The performance will Close with
the screaming farce Of Bull In . China
Shop" Mr. Hemple is supported by .
first class mpany, and their very ex-
cellent acting, comb ined with the fact
that the adm ssion will only be 10 and
20 cents, or 30 cents for reserved seAR,
will insure crowded houses 1T each per
Torrance.
Monday night Mme. Helen Modiesks,
the Queen OF the Stage" viii appear
a. the Academy of Music in Shake
speare's grand creation, Twelfth
Night, In which she Will sustain tnt
Oh sracter OF Viola. MOdjeskA In one o.
the nnest actresses on the stage, an6
lViola Is said to be her best character
aud very strong. This is her arst ap
pearance In this city. and she should b
4 greeted with an audience, the s.xe o
which should only be limited by th,
capacity of the house. She Will b
supported by AZ excellent compAn.
and the entire performance win n
doubt be one Of the brightest Of :h
: many bright evtnts Of the presen
. season.
l.. J. L. Ferguson, OF the Idle Hou
Athletic Asso ,iAtion, will have bene
, | fit aI the Academy on Tuesday evening
: and offers . very attractive bill. 3
interesting part OF which will be
spArring match of three rounds vii
the celebrated boxer. Dominick Nj
lCAffrey.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24
Foil by ais own machine.

For some time past it has been sus-
pected that there were Irregularities in
the Water Department under Chief
Engineer McIntire, and that he, TO say
the least, WAS cogniEant Of those irresu-
larities. Il was not, however, sup
posed until the axe fell last night and
the chiefs political head rolled of, that
these little irregularities were IL fact
very grave offences and thai he was
the chief offender. The investigation
OF Foreman Dougherty took . very
different turn than WAS expected, and
attention was diverted from the lesser
cause OF complaint AgAinst him 70 the
greater cause for complaint against the
chief. The evidence against him was
30 clear and positive that like ripe
plum he fell 1t the hrst touch. rne
Water Com mission had no other alternA
tive than TO act rs they did, but they
took the responsibility aud did theii
duty promptly and eff GENTLY. int
public confidence in the WA;er Com
mission will be increased by its action
There would never have been N uch op
position to the Water Com mission ou
for opposition to Mr.. McIntire beini
the chief, and the opposition TO hir
was entirely owing to the manner /
which he obtained his office. The grea
preponderance Of public opinion will B
that 1t was a righteous retribuion
Justice that Mr.. McIntire was the FIR:
victim Of the political guillotine b
himself constructed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

There isn't a fraction of |
doubt about where to go for
a hat. Where all the like
lest hats are together.
Where hats are sold for a
dollar or two below the
stuck up hatters'. Where
There isn't one price in the
window, another inside.
i Where there isn'ta different
tale for every caller.
j There is a great deal of
doubt as to which Of the
forty or fifty hats in the
market is best for you-de-
ponds on you; on the cut OF
jib; on your get-up and
-isit- down, your gait, your go.
s'lNot going to tell in the pa
per. Wen take a good
3 look at you when you come.
u Mirrors to show you your
+ self from top to the floor
81 You shall look at yourself
e with this hat, with that hat
ne with any hat, with hat ate
m hat, with all the hats il you
i'd like. You shall have a chair
helm a corner to sit in ant
ly count your money and con
II. slider whether you'd rattle
otlkeep that extra dollar or tw
re- that the stuck-up halter
,rel have their eyes on.
ofINortheast corner OF the store.
IS 1t must be so, more
less, with the hats that "
lshouldn't dare to speak
1 1as with any such freedom. W
ice shouldn't know what to 50
bat about EN-. Her6tn SAP,
10, sal
Thy The hats we are shy
DO! gu shall have the tumblin
oeO-!of.
IN Trimmed Millinery; Second door of;
Chestnut.
- But chiIdren's trimm'
e1. that's are in the great b
sa9 o. sunshiny corner spilling oy
De- Unto the East Arcade.
: so East Of the Millinery jam, by the
aver cade steps.
% Our boys clothing is loo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

AND NOW Democratic centres are 70
be stirred TO their uinos. depths over
the question OF whom ia to be the sue
oessor Of Judge Whiteley, and who is
to be the successor OF n. B. McIntire,
late Chief of the Wa,er Department.
These are two Offices more to I'LL than
the Democrats have been counting
upon, and 1t is difficult to see how they
can fill so many offices scceptsbly
without increasing the already fast
growing discomfort that is dividing
their party ranks. 1t Is reasonable 20
suppose that Governor Stockley, be
ius prominently affiliated with the
Bayard wing OF the Democratic party
will appoint an Associate Justice fren
amongst his friends. This will offend
the Lore men and the facdonal nigh
will become more desperate. Th'
Water Commission consists OF oni!
three mem bers; but those three repre-
sent sc many political factions. MI
Porter represents the Bayard wing o
the Democrats and Mr.. Carmichael tn
Lore wing, while Mr.. Febiger repre-
sents the Republicans. OF course Their
win be plenty Of applicants for th
Off se OF Chief Engineer Of all shades Q
politics, and who is to be the success
full one does not appear on the surfAc
at this time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

There Is merit In the claim for the
eight hours labor for q day, and many
who have heretofore looked upon the
scheme as impractical, are now lookirs
upon IL with favor. The rapid rate at
which labor-sAving machinery Is made
is one Of the principal causes OF the
scarcity OF employment for labor.
Every piece Of machinery that comes
from the hands OF the mechanic re.
lieves the laborer of more work, and rs
q natural consequence the employer
reaps the advantage. Whatever bene'
at comes from laoor-saving machines
he reaps, and labor 10 grady ally pushed
70 the wall, with the number Of labor
ers increasing and the employing for
them decreasing. In other words, the
employer gradually grows more veal
thy and the labor-r poorer. The nrst
has the profit on his capital and the
profit on his machinery that saves
labor, but the latter loses what the
employer gains by his machinery.
Thus 1t has been going on for many
years until labor haA been compelled tc
stand in its own defence. By the
means Of lAbor-sAving machinery the
products OF the country have been
doubled. One man by the aid Of ma
chinery produces rs much rs two men
did thirty years. II this be rue then
one-half OF the lAborers have been
pushed out Of the labor held, or the
whole force has been compelled to live
on one-hah Of what it formerly lived
on.
The eight hour system is urged BY
its friends for the reason that lAool
would be benefited by getting the SAM
wages for eight hours IL nov gets TO
ten, and one-fifth more laborers woul(
fnd employment The shortening o
the hours OF labor would compel tn
employment OF more labor II tie pro
ductions Of labor are kept up 70 tn
same figures. Instead OF the eigh
hour system meaning oneffth les
shoes, hats and other products Of in
dustry, 1t would mean the employmen
of one-hfth more labor without an.
decrease Of production. In this vie,
of the case . reduction OF the hours G
labor cannot work harm to the capital
list and the employer OF the lAbo,
Another argument for eight hours (
labor is, that it divides the days I'M
three equal parts, eight for sleep an
eight for recreation. II the eight houI
for recreation are properly employs
the change in an intellectual and NOR
sense would inure largely in favor
labor. II these hours are not proper
spent the injury 10 labor would
almost incalc ulable. The risk, HOY
ever, would have TO be run in this 7
spect - in any other, and the 60
sense Of intelligent labor would CONT
the eight hour plan, II adopted, for I
best purposes and ends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

THE wArRR COMMISSION could not
do more graceful act than 10 elect
David n. Coyle Chief Engineer Of the
Water Department. Mr.. Ooyle held
that ONCE until he was displaced BY
Mr.. McIntire, that the latter might re-
ceive the reward OF his lkoor ct Dover
In creating n Water Commission. We
do not know that Mr.. Coyle is or will
b. . candidate, but whether he is or Ia
not, the Commission would add TO their
p popularity by offering Mr.. ooyle thu
|oifico
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

CUGAR Has TAKEN BOUND Up
= ward. Some think granulstsd will 20
70 10 cents before a week; be that IS II may,
sugar ia away up; but our eoneesnd tea are
the sane. NJ fret consignment Of tea
came ys'terdsY, new crop, at 20 and toe.
Nothitg IKE H. We wanted II for Easter.
and here il lie with this lot lie another
Chinese HmbrellA; come and see Il. This
new les exceeds ali We ever had 10 deli .ioUs
favor. Our ls and &c coffee, cleared in the
roasting lie excellent; evaporated pears, Is,
dried apples, &c; good hams at l0c; bacon, Z
pounds for Z5c, SO bushels Of tDe potatoes.
Come 70 our Saturday night market AM
walk around and see our Easter decorations
| NJ l02 East Rifth street..
a95St1 T. NJ. WEB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

AND NOW We know what Henry
Ward Beecher thinks OF the Demo
cratic party. He has been investieA-
ting the thing In all Its bearings, voting
with it and afiliAting with 1t 81 times,
and his verdict IL that "the Democratic
party is Q double-eared ass" That
axes It, but 1t Is hard to say which has
the larger ears, Henry Ward Beecher
Or the Democratic party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

THE STRIKE on the Lake Shore rail
way in Chicago 10 over, . compromise
having been effected between the COM
pany and the strikers. The same thing
night as easily have been effected on
Gould's railroads and millions Of dol
lars and numbers OF human lives
spared.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24
NANAMAKER's

PHILADELPHIA, saturday, April - Iss.
Easter books. cards, to-
kens, toys, hats, honnets,
shoes, wraps, dresses, over
coats, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ses, collars-and-cuffs, scarfs,
and gew-gaws generally.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24
ALL WE ASK

lie for yo1 70 come and see them. We won !
ask yoa 70 ouy unless our prices are the low
est anywhere We will ueat you politely
and ell you generously.
"Onf oua make" gents q warranted shoe.
button or hook lace. good hitting, stylish aAd
plenty Of wear.
"Onr own maker misses e. IS school but
ton shoe, every pair warranted.
"uEr own make" IAdtes' me kid button
f2.to. 6 sre g. So. regular heel and common
sense heel diferept widths.
Our own make" lAdiss'nne pebble outto-
for s2.2s, commGn sense heel, different
Widths
'Ouroun make" boys button or hook
lace, only 81 ~; good style and We guarantee
every pair
misses and children's fne kid and peobl
button shoes, with heel and spring heel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

ETHER Presiden, Cleveland did not
know what he meant wheE he was
credited with saying that the Office
Of Presidan, is essentially executive in
It's nature" or he has forgotten what
he did say. II he meant what he said,
why his anxiety for the success OF the
Morrison Reform Tariff bill, and why
his suggestions to Con gress on the labor
troubles? The fact Ia, that Presiden
Cleveland is very much like other pee
nile; he feels like taking an interest il
all that Is going on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

TAx-PAYERs ARE very emphatic in
their denupciation Of the proposed ex-
penditure by the Wsser Commission OF
one hundred and ftty dollars TO beau
tify the yard adjoining the Water De-
pArtment. II the Commission has an
overplus of money, . redu,tion OF water
rent, the taxpayers think, would be =
more sensible way to expend L.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

A one armed boy In Augusta saved
four persons from drowning; but DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup has saved its thou.
sands from consumption.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24
BRING OR SEND
WIN. H. BABC0CK,
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE,,
2Os MARKET BsIRKET.

II yen are wise you will come to day.
Daytime is better than night. You car
compare the quality better in daytime. Al
after you get them home you are net satisfied
they are bargains. bring them back and
We will return you your money. A22-St
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL &c
on the AImshoune To-


CHING TWO ENTERTAINMENTS ONLY.
Afternoon and Night, At2 and so'elocE..
Admission 20 All, only 25 cents.
Cholse reserved seats, 2se extra.
%. GO SPECTATORS visited the popular shoS
In Philadelphia last week
The paoiie and press declare Il 10 be 10
solutely the larx est and oest popular price
cirrus And menAgerie IN the world.
Having partially abandoned the use Of
hignIy lin Minated paper. that IS painting
both town and country red. mr. o Brien has
proof positive Of the possibility ~ reach
Ing the public oy means Of alive press yersut
dead walls. and msde . thorough suh com.
plete dencnstrAtion OF the Overwhelming
triumphs Of cheap prices, 70 one ring en-
tertAinneai that has DO eqeal on earth.
The nenAgerie IL large and excellent, con
tanning
. Performing Elephants.
The elreu. has no equal anywhere, col
tanning large corps OF the osst male and
female riders on earth.
THE CAsrILLIAN DOG CIRCUS
IL the wonder and delight OF the children
and pleAsss everybody beyond anything 0
the kind ever before known IN the history Q
| educated czninea.
Briet extracts from the Philadelphia press
! No one ring performance Of equal me.i
VS. eve, given in this city. The nen2geri
and Oihe: attractions we're OF par with IN
| circus Record April ID.
The program ne was large ne. tncludin
81 acts oesides the elephants, msRGxeri
and Professor Abereus'E complete troupe 9
Castilifan perfurmiBg dogs. No bette
single npg show has been seen In this city
I-"lnquirer, )" April ID.
| O'Rrien's circus and mensge At Bros
and Dickinson streets IL nrst-class in ever
pATtieu'Af and IL meeting with great su
cess. EVER peFformA1oe IL crowded with
delightful audience. II Is enc Of the be
and cheapest entertainments ever given
this ity.-"PresI," April Is. an 2id-ltW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

matter what. price, here is
such a thing as having the
best at every price, and that
is what we're after. Well;
that's about what we've
got.
One thing is certain-we
never had anything like it
before for neatness, style,va-
riety. brightness.
White unlaundered shirt
waists, linen collars and
cuffs, for SOC (not Starr.
Star shirt-waists, with sepa-
rate collars to match; all the
other Star shirt-waists too.
Flannel shirt .waists (not
Starr.
BY the middle Markets door.
Awhile ago we had the
best black worsted cork
screw suit Of mems clothing
ever heard OF for $12. Now
we've got a better one
You can guess when we tel
you we know where the very
same suit is sold for $40
Is 81 Of any account TO s
man who pays S12 for a suit
of black?
But any other sort OF mat
will fare about as well to-
. day.
Young men who know
! how they ought to look ar
. the hardest to suit. W.
can't put on paper how cas-,
, it is to suit EN-. We hav,
! the things - that's all
E There's a little sharpness c
! style in the cloth, a certai
: sprightliness OF cut; and tn
. making, like all the rest {
Il the careful work, must kno'
'e the man to wear it. Loo
. at any dozen out of a hur
e bred
Then for unparticular met
II or to go a-hshing in, we hav
:, : a tableiul oflast years thing
very good il
t c. deed tor the money.
By the middle Market-streei door
All sorts of shoes han
made that can be han
D. made; or rather hand-mat
$, shoes for all sorts Of poop
r who viii pay for hand-wor
r or rather again hand-wor
S, brought down to the use
people who think they car
afford il. Not hand-wol
Of wasted on leather too coarI
Or for it to be of any use. N
= poor hand-work.
T. Good leather and wol
a and none but good; han
ne work wherever the price ;
re lows.
he The dividing line is as #
lie. lows mems So, boys !
mt little boys 81, women's 5
30, girls $3.50, childre
of So. babies all handmade.
he That last is a signihca
he fact. Why all babies she
.e- hand made? Machin
OF made shoes are too harsh
nd babies. Tender loot, Is
go. note OF that
pa Blythe middle Marke'-street door.
,od Lots of dresses only a
ne. hours old: cotton, wool, S
ur- lace, everything - re;
'or. without a thought or a dr'
sell maker.
lat, 1903 Chestnut. second floor.
tier And, if we thought yc
lou heed it day before tomorr
lair we'd tell of a Raglan, bl'
and blue or brown, as you |
on that tosses off the rain al
Their ducks back does water,
two yet are not close on a s.
tiers tering day. You can
in the rain as if it didn't
for SIS, and be as dry al
or duck inside.
we More another day "
( oil you're in better humor.
We 1891 Chestnut.
,,l Nh onJ of yyranc and
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24
AStrike0rdered.
EVERY wo2KINGMAB IN WILL
MIEGToN CALLED OUT.

Every man in Wilmington,
mechanic, J. borer, clerk or pro-
fessional man is inteIe sted in
the right sort of strikes for low
prices. Clothing is q necessity,
and low prices are a necessity of
the times. At Sam Lewis Re
liable Clothing House, No. 80
Market street, you will obtain
reliable fabrics and very low
prices. 1t is low prices that do
the best talking, and we have
determined to sell you clothing
cheaper than you can buy else
where, in Wilmington on Phila-
delphia
50 neat Cashmere Suit
| 81 Spring Cheviot Suit.
| So neat Silk mixed Suit.
| $40 pretty Wors:ed Suit.
| sI2 new style Whipcord
lSuit.
S. handsome Cloth Suit.
| SIS fine Diagonal Suit.
/ SIS fine Dress Suit.
i So pretty Spring Pants.
i S. neat Plaid Pants.
i 81 Dressy Dark Pants.
Il Tie above price list gives but
i, la faint idea OF our numerous
Istyles, patterns and prices. We
promise you reliable, well made
lwell-trimmed clothing at prices
AR below the usual rates.
SAM LEVI,
RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE
$40 Market Street.
febl9-fhsa.tu&sa-,f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24

the household where
aboriou rubbing
following the old
the wash tub
this thathas always itself
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DAYS SOAP $#;ii :: Sc:

economy that will clean the skin
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-24
ITO SUFFERINGe HUMA

do plausible calculated to have npyh
irresponsible
dor
wnown industrial establishment OF Of
would
No. dear reader what about DAYS SOAP
cash ogi"a. and
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02
Escape. From s,ber,.p PRISONS.

The Russian police are said TO be
growing nervous over the frequent es-
capes from Siberia this year. The few
who have ventured to return to St Pet
erburg have been recaptured and re-
turned, but the majority have made
their way to Geneva and London. and
the plotting against the government has
been renewed with redoubled fervor
Since June at least twenty Siberian
prisoners have escaped. including two
cavalry officers and several students
some Of them escaping by the way Of
Cambodia. The precautions which are
observed throughout Siberia are so
stringent that the government is per-
guaded that the escapes could not have
been effected without connivance with
the prison officials.
So great . commotion has been
caused by these repeated jail-deliveries,
that special commission has been sent
70 Siberia 10 inquire into their causes.
and to reorganize the entire system of
prison government. A number of high
officials. under whose charge the es-
capped prisoners were, have been sus-
pended, and some officers, who were
either crimina1ly negligent or else as
sisted in releasing the prisoners. have
been arrested and thrown into prison.
The refugees report that the Siberian
prisons and mines are crowded with ex-
lies. Disease is rampant, and scurTy is
especially severe. The mortality, they
say, is frightful. The nihilists are
greatly excited and reloiced over the
many escapes. but declare that they
will not strike again until they are sure
Of their mark.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02
Renton,a Hatr GroWer.

All who are bald, all Who are becoming
bald, all who DO not want to be bald. ali
who are troubled with daDdrEff, or itching
of the scalp, should use Bsnton's Hair
Grower. Eighty per cent of those using
it have grown hair. 1t never fails TO stop
the hair from falling. Through sickness
and fevers the hair sometimes falls on in
. short time, and although the person may
have renamed bald for years, If You use
Benton's Hair Grower according 20 direc-
tons you are sure of growth of hair. In
hundreds of cases we have produced q
good growth OF hair on those - have
been bald and glazed for years. We have
fully substantiaied the following facts:
We grow HAIR in every case no matter
how long bald.
Unlike other preparations, it containl
no sugar of lead. or vegetable Oh
mineral poisons.
It is . specific for falling hair. dandruf
and itching Of the scalp.
The Hair Grower Is hair food. and III
composition Is almost exactly Iik.
the oil which supplies the hair viii
its vitality.
If your druggists have not got 1t We WI
seno prepaid on receipt OF price.
BENTON HAIR GROWER Co.
CleYrlsnd; Q.
! 50 by pr, ], a. Moore e
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02
THE SICK.

A tWelye.year-oli daughter of Judge
Fletcher Is threatened with an attack OF
diphtherIa, which disease Is quite prsvA-
lent of late.
Mrs. T. L. Jones, living on Dry creek
who has been quite sick for some time
past has been steadily sinking, and her
friends have given mp all hope OF her re-
covery.
O. B. Jackson, one Of Newman s. Co.'S
salesmen, IL confined to his room by az
attack OF ivy poison.
J. g. TrayloF IL suffering with re-
newed attack of the rheumatic trouble
from which he has only been recovered FOR
lew weeks
There are four members OF Mr.. PEERLESS
family, living on south State street, down
sick with the typhoid fever. Some Of the
cases are very bad.