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Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
FOREIGN TROOPS.
MUCH ALARM IN BERLIN AND
VIENNA.
The Russian Governments Issues Orders
That are OF N ore Thnn Ordinary
Interest to Both Germany
mnd Austrias

VIENNA, Nov. 14.-The general order
Issued by the Russian War Department
to-day ie one of more than ordinary In.
tereBt to Austria snd Germany. 1t lie
regarded ng sffording cfioiAl confirms.
tion Of recent accounts of the move
ments OF troops from north 10 south and
from east to west Of Russia, and fore
shadows further moVep ents of the
same kind toward the frontiers Of Aus
triR and Germany. II carried out these
char zes will raise the strength OF the
Russian forces on the frontiers OF the
two allied empires to M extent which
cannot fail to produce Elsrm In the War
Oaicss OF Vienna aud Berlin.
On comparing the new order Of things
with The old, Ii Is found that the Twen.
ty-ninth division, hitherto in Reg8, in
the north, is to be transferred to Koono,
which is further south and close TO the
Prusaian frontier, and that the Tgenty.
hith division, also in ReRe, is to be re-
moved TO Minsk, not far from the Ans
trtAn frontier. The whole Second OAu.
eAEian Army Corps, consisting of D.vis.
ions 10, 20 and 81, with three brIRades
Of artillery and one division Of Oau.
oAsiAn cavalry, are to be transferred
from the CAucasus to Russia proper, the
Nineteenth division going to Kisf and
the two others TO RegA TO replace thoAe
removed further south.
Ths Thirteenth Cavalry Division, with
one regiment Of OossAcks Of the Don
and two brlRsdes Of mounted artillery
were removed last November fIom Nos
COW to Ohelm, In the government Of
Lublin, so that the Russian force in the
three frontier government Of Wills,
WARSAW and Kief consists Of eight
army corps, with twenty dlvisions Of
infsntry and nine divisions OF cavalry,
estimsted altogether at over three hun.
dred thousand men on q peace footing
The increase In this enormous frontier
foGcs by three full divisions Of infantry,
all from the Caucasus, 70 ms therefors
such . disturbance in the milItsry
equilibrium on the frontier that Gsr.
many ard Austria cannot escape the
necessity Of attempting TO re establish II
by likewise sending new divisions to
the provinces contiguous to Russia.
On the Bourse to. day 1t Was rumored
that two divisions now In BohemIe
lad Already received marching ordert
for 9Alio!s, and 1t will not be surprising
o find the report turn out substantially
true.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Not many years ARo a. the bulk OF
population forced Its way westward IN
this city, 1t WAS thought that owing 10
the advantages Of picturesque scenery
ard healthy location All that part Of
Wilmington lying between Boolt and
Union streets and from Front street TO
Delaware avenue, would be settled By
hrst' class people and be built up by q
superior GLASS Of buildings, But these
pleaHhnt visions OF tho future are
changed. The Italian has settled there,
the lowest and most degraded olAss OF
them, and respe table people, white
and black, sre looking around for other
homes. A worry respectable oolored
woman ssys 81 c wants 10 get away, Ea
nobo1y's life is safe.
Even children fall out and cut and
staO each other with knivss. Yesterday
afternoon number OF Italians armed
With pistols surrounded the house OF
John Lombard, No 7Os Scott street,
threatening to kill LIS con, who had
qusrreled with an Italian boy Ano
knocked him down. Mrs. Lombard
vas very much frightened, until some
policemen appeared ard drove the
Italians away.
II Is said that some ItAliaps who keor
stores IN the peightorhood keep and sell
liquor on the sly, and every night al
most there is general oArouaRl amongst
thami ending 10 free 9 shts almost svoIy
Sunday night, II will become . b'5
question with the people before long "a
know what to do with these Italians Of
the lower class.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
wrecked BY . UyoIono.

DHDHAM, Mass, Nov. 14.-A small
cyoloue wrecked block Of ioe houses
which were in process Of construction
OF Mirror Lake, this morning, and
buried eiRhtssn men in the ruins. Bev.
erAl OF the victims were terribly injured
and IL is thought that some will die. At
10 O'Clock the building tumbled down,
carrying with it four men who had
been boarding in ct q height Of sixty
feet, while beneath were more than
dozen men, who, not aware Of the Rp.
preaching catastrophe, were knocked
down by the falling timbers.
Assistance was soon ct hand and q
large number Of men were soon on the
scene to extTioate the men from their
perilous position. The heavy timbers
which held down the men were re.
moved As quickly as possible and the
crushed and lAoerated men were Rs-
sisted out Of the debris. As the fret
man taken out Was carried By be WAS
not at first recognized As his eyes were
bulging from his head. 1t 10 thought
his skull is fractured. Ole man, who
wAa on the roof and received slight
warning OF the coming danger by the
shAkinR timbeFs, slid down . pole and
was net injured very much. The fore
man, Joseph Carr, with his ankles
torn and bleeding, stood by with his
check list and refused to be dootored
until every man was ont,
The injured are; T. Simpson, both
legs and back injured; George LeAyitt,
arm broken and skull injured; John
Gaffney, knee pan injured; Joseph Carr,
both ankles badly manRled; z. Lyons,
j. Branley, j. Wood, W. CossmRn, OF
ReadvIlle, all badly bruised. Eight OF
nine others were slightly injured. The
building was owned by The Peoples les
Company, whose loss will be S4o00.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
OanadIans Fsvor Anne1atIon.

QUEBEC, Nov, 14.-L'Flecteur, the
organ Of the Provincial Government, and
supposed to represent the French Cana
dian sentiment in Canada, has made a
decided sensation by publishing an article
In which 1t points out the advantages OF
annexation over Imperial federation, q
possible contingency. It argues that an
neIatlon would entail scarcely any change.
The Provinces would retain their present
limits, they would enter the Union as
States, whatever might be the extent OF
their respective territories and the dis
proportion between them and dlspropor-
tion already existing in the United States,
Prince Edwards Island becoming the
Delaware of Canada. The Federal debt
of $500 ,000 600 would be mere drop in
the bucket at Washington. The militia
would be reorganlzed on the economical
plan Of the other States, and the army Of
customs officers would vanish. The
article will probably begin a movement
among the French for annexation to the
States.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Judge Ball disposed of the following
cases at last evenings session OF the city
court: Thomas Blove, charged with
drunkenness, was fined 81 and costs. The
Gaze ofJames Dennison, charged with
committing an assault and battery on A
7. WalraYen, of No. 0t3 Christiana
street, which was continued at the morn
ing sessl n, was taken up for trial Wal,
raven testified that he had invited Denni-
son into his house to take drink with
him, when fight occurred, and he was
beaten, but was SO drunk himself that he
did not know whether 1t was Denuison
that did It or not He admitted that
DeLnison is habItual drunkard, and
Judge Ball reprimanded him severely for
giving such a man drink. Officer Yates
testified that Denhlson was very disorder
ly and resisted the officers, and the Judge
imposed fine Oslo and costs ON that
charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
A Green b lcker's AstOuIshmsnt.
ICON

VIII you allow me to trespsss upon
your good nature and pAtlercs onoa
more 10 express my Burprlse Rt the
idea Of so.call6d Dem OorRts In this State
talking about contestinR the election oil
any one Of the opposite party on the
grounds Of leRalitS2 1t is enough to
make q mule laugh outright. About
forty or afty leniAl descendants OF the
lmpenltent thief on the Cross have
acted 80 openly IN an Illegal manner
and 90 corrupted the ballot and prostl.
tuted that great American right oi
suffrage that even those that have
profled By IL are AosuRlly ashamed TO
speak TO them on the streets Now we
say TO you lot the contest come, the
sooner the better, and you will find
JCcsnt, honorable, EeltTespecting, God
fearing Democrats that will furnish
evidence enough from this city and
county against ballot box suffers, ped
dleTs Of bogus tax receipts and other
corruption TO put to blush the cheek oi
a HotteutOt or South Sea Islander, bat
there ls no mora danger of their bring
ing up q contest than there Is Of some
Of them becoming gentlemen.
They will find enough to do to defend
themselves, az the Eoi Is already In
pickle for some men, Some Of the sa.
looms will and when they come 10 face
the Honorable JIdEe ComeRys, he will
want to know from whence came 80
many bogus tax receipts, as the evidence
10 already before the law and order
society. And II am mot misinfoFmed
some Of the political hArlots Of this city
will bs called before the Legislature
and coutt' Githout any more effort on
taeiF part The Democrats of this State
DO not want any "Tammy" In thsir
Democracy, and Intend 70 smother 1t In
Its infancy, IS 1t only thTlves upon
Doodle and rum. Let corruption Of the
ballot and prOatitutions Of citizenship
come on with their contest. MI. Rich,
ardsOn should rest easy and try 10 re.
present tho decent Democrats and r >
publloAns that elected him in an impair.
tiAl manner. JAMES B. WEIGH.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

6. y. Blaokiston's, Ninth and Orange
streets, and get pound of BOl. tea; the
beat In the city. Canned goods: cans
corn 26o core, 100 corn, 1lo.; corn
l2c.i Dew Drop, 15c Victoria, 14A ;
better oorui tomatoes, 10, Ii, 100 carl
French peas, 10, 90. CSC. carl Boston
baked beaos, 100. can; pie psBohes,
Tor 25o,i table peaches, 49, 20, 25o. car;
pest currsnts, 81 n Valencia TAisins,
%. ib Valencia layer, 12o. II sesdless
rAislnH, 100. ID MusoAtel raiBins, 100.
ID Oitron, 26J orange and lemon peel,
$50 EvAporRied fruits: PaEed peaches,
26e.i impaired peaches, 159 or 2 for 25 ) /;
m d"'s' - nitted cherries,
1F %.
49,. % DgtElB, quarts; home.
tn de oatsup, I6l., pints; home- m 4do
ely, 123. glass. White grapes, orsngea
end lemons Como one, come all, and
DO convinced.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
Tne Po,Ioe Boa, Driven OF.

ANNAPoLIs, Nd Nov, 14.-An en-
gagement last night In the Chesapeake
Bay between feet Of oyster pirates and
the schooner Deisy Archer, Of the Mary.
land oyster navy, came near resultlGg
fatally to one of the oyster police. Jacob
Phipps, one Of the crew OF the Archer,
was levelling his gun at a dredge, when a
bullet whstled past him and struck the
boat three Inches above his head. The
p ,lice boat was completely riddlel with
bullets and for want Of ammunition had
10 retreat The side Eight of the state boat
was carried away and she was badly used
up.
The state officials complain of lack Of
arms and some Of the police captains will
resign If their boats are not better equip
ped They represent the dredgers as be.
ing desperate and more than q match for
them. The State Board of Public Works
viii be appealed to for ca non on each
police boat In addition to their repeating
liaei, which u @ not cd.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

When the Rev. Jesse and Mrs. His-
gins returned from church last night,
they were completely surprised to find
the parsonage crowded with loving
psrlshioners, who had chosen this
method Of showing their regard for the
reverend gentleman and his wife before
their departure from WILMINGTON. Old
and young were there and they had q
very happy, albeit, rather crowded
time. Bountlful refreshments were
provided, after which the pastor and
Mrs. Higgins were additionally purpris
ed By the presentation Of . pooketbook
well filled with notes. The pressntA-
tlon speech was made by Mr. Andrew
T. Klstt, and the recipients responded
As well IS their feelings would permit.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

The Knights of 81. Lawrence held their
annual meeting last evening, and elected
the following eli ,ersi
Chief knight, D. W. Lynch; deputy
chief Bnight, j. D. German; knight sec
re ary q o. Conhor; knight treasurer,
Jerome Smith; bustees, 2 r. Shea,
John b. Meaney, q. I, Kllroy; knight
commander, @ o. Connor; deputy knight
commander, r. Mcguire; second deputy
knight commander, James Ryan;
third deputy knight commander, j. d
German; staadard bearers, Z w. Stigers
and j. Kennedy. The society Is IN q
llourshlng condition and doing good
work.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
sald 10 nave Ipoltod 90 orod Men.

RALEIGH, N. O., Nov. 13-Elbrldge
1. Jordan, who wlth his family, has ar
rived OF Boston, was, Il is said, required
60 leave Dushsm, N. o., because he was
believed 10 have inoi,ed coloTed men 10
break open the construction car of the
Northern and Durham Railroad Oom.
pauy and possesB themselves OF 100
dynamite cartridges, and also 30 have
melted ths co!orei population TO burn
ihe Fasldenc o. Caleb G;eap, which
WAS Rotu1lly Destroyed, with other
buildings in tho 10 wn.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
OoNsUmPFiON CURED.

An old phyRician retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma
nsnt cure OF Consumption, BrOnohitij, Ga
lArrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers In thousands Of cases, has
felt II his duty TO make II known 10 hii
1uftoTlDg follows. AotuRtsd by this motive
and desire 10 relieve human suffering, !
Will send tree Of charge, 10 all who desire It,
this rcaips, In German, French or English
with full directions for preparing and using
gelt by mail by address Ing with stamp
naming this paper W. A. MOVES, lA9 Pow
er'g Block, Rochester. N. x ly.eoNW
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Gilbert and Sulllvan's new opsra
still holds tho boards at the Oh sstuni
Street Theatre Philadelphia, and ia
aigh:ly witnessed by large crowds. To
use q rather common bat expressive
Iord, 1.-THE Yeomsn Of the Guard" will
be "a 60" In that city, judging BY the
way 1t WAS received laI; night. At
frss the audience 8temsd Indifferent,
bus Ss the opeEa progressed, the audi
aJce became fascinated with the really
excollent music, and grew quite en-
thublastlo, II contains probably u 9
most ambitious music thst Mr.. eulli.
van has written for opera, and II is sure
10 become more popular the oitsner Il
is heard. i, is not only bright, but fall
Of melody, with alrs that ara decidedly
"catohing." There Is no outlsndish
burlOsque busIness-no gags that die
gust nor Bituatlons that &Ie impossible.
II Ia fanny Without RrottsqIeneas, and
bright In sill Its nonsense. The music
Is more refined than In some OF th5 pre-.
ceding oIefss written BY Mr., Sullivan.
The acting last night was also good.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
Appropriate Mention.


Through tha importunities Of several
Of my friends l visited the Novelty
Theatre several evenings slnos, and
when l avoW that am amply paid for
going, because Of the surprise and en-
joyment that awaited ne. I but meAgerly
express Its magnitude. While the
Novelty, under the management Of Mr.
J. NJ. Barton, has been q browning sue.
cess, all Of bis actors possessing un-
Questioned talent, must In all cAndoI
make pertonal mention Of two Of his
attAchees, namely Messrs. Murray and
Williams, who have been playing the
ohAFAoteTA Of end men, bRnj tam
borine and bones Mr., Thomas VIII.
liAms seemingly has no superior as a
baHjoist and songster, while Mr.. Horace
MuTray's character OF old man, and
Sitty sayings, ara Of surprising mo-
ment. In their double.Clog dance and
their songs they arc wonderful, and are
the recipients Of numtTouJ encores
every evening. They are indeed q
drawing card. Mr.. Barton deserves
credit for rendering 1t possible for the
theatre patrons to witness such cever
actors. Having been here four weeks
they expect to leave for Baltimore Of
the end Of the present week. All wish
them continued success.
ETANsBURY MURRAY.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
NJ MegaTY ( Son
sic TatnaII Street,
AND
S. E. Cor. 9th & TatnsIl Sta,

We have here a large and
varied assortment OF hard
wood Chamber Suits IN
Walnut, Antique aad Natu-
raj Oak, Cherry and Ash. a
few we would like to call
your attention to are as fol.
lows:
No. I, Isa neat Oak Suis
we've been selling for soma
time, going to close them
out for $1,000. Haven't
many at the present writing.
Don't be surprised If they
are gone soon.
No. 2, Is an Oak Suit, an.
tique finish, full size, with q
2ox24 inch beYel glass. This
suit we have just put on our
floor as a substitute of No. I,
being larger and better fin-
ished In every way.
No. 3, Is a heaVgsA Antla
que Oak Suit, rub finish.
with a 24x3o Inch beveI
mirror. This suit is the one
we had at the Fair. Our con-
tract for this suit calls for
300. Have plenty now and
more coming. Price S25.oo.
No. 4, Is an Ash Suit,
natural finish, 24x3o mirror,
for $4,000.
No. 8, Is an Antique
Oak, rubbed fiirhed Suit,
with an English style splash.
er-back W a 8 hsta n d, fol
$35,oo.
NO. b, Is an Antique Oak,
with a 26 inch round French
plate mirror, for 800.
No. ?, Is a heavy. hand
somely carved Oak Suit toa
$4,000. This suit comes from
the assignees of a defunci
manufactures. He loses you
gain. i
We have here named seven gosd bargains.
We especially call your attention Co thOs9
suits described a. numbers and 8; tho iikai
cannot be produced elsewhere, 81 they ar1
special patterns, made for Va AZ epeclA
prices. Look carefully over the prices. d
you Ind one that suits you in pride aud de-
scription, call and see them. You'll m
them in the store AS represented here, nasief.
wise We III give you free the article y9h como
from S40 to ti25,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

The foil wing officers of Naomi Lodge
No. 8, Degree of Reb cca, have been in
stalled By Grand Master J. NJ Whitford,
I o. o. F., of Delaware: Noble Grand,
Ella 4 wilkins; V. G., Edith E. Worth;
recording secretary, R. NJ. Burton; P,
secretary, I. N. Lenderman; treasurer,
Sarah j. Bennett; warden, Jane E. by.
land; o guardian, Chss Wilkins; con-
ductor, L zzle P, Burton; guardian,
Arna Walls I 8 n @, Sarah NJ. Ed
VaT9s tS6s h a. n R,s5isE adj EYins SIatts N,TS s.
E. Solomon; R. A. s., Mary Worth; L
A. 8, sallie E. Mullin; chaplain,
Georgiana Worth; organlst, Edwin
HIST.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

READING Nov. IA -As n result OF
an Ilnp, ovement Ia tho Iron trade the
Rssdlng Rsiroad Company to-day is'
snsd orders for the resumption Of work
1t Its large furnace At Beohtelsviile,
this county, which has besn Idle for
some months. Other company furnaces
will resume as fast as they can be re
paired. The Glen Dale Rolling Mil, 3
few miles away, also resumed 10 day.
Iu anticipation OF increased tEAfio the
Beading Railroad Company to-day put
las men as work double tracking It's
East Penn branch between this city
and Allentown, AZ miles.
The railing department Of the steel
mill Of the Bethlehem Iron Company,
In Bethlehem, started up yesterday,
after several weeks idleneSs, Work
was resumed IN the converting depart
ment on Monday. All departments Of
the mill are now in fall operation,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

The officers Of St. PAul's A. U. NJ. p,
Church met last night In court Of In
VestigRtlon to consider the charges
against james 7. Pennington, o looA
preacher, for bad conduct, violation Of
the church laws and neglect of duty.
After all the witnesses were examined
the committee rendered Q verdict OF
guilty, and Bro. James T. Pennington
was silenoed from officiating Gs . minls-
ter until the quarterly confereI cs. The
com mittee was IsAAo q. Peck, Isaac
Shields, Isaac 5Wlgzett. Rev. l. b.
Coopsr, pastor presiding.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
The Vote in virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov, 14,-From official re
turns OF the vote in the various counties
received at the capital, the voc for pre6i-
dent is: For Cleveland, 1873 GAY; Harri.
son, l29 t43; Cleyeland's plurality, 4l04.
The vote OF the following counties has
not been received Botetourt, Bucking.
ham, Campbell, FluvaDna, Loulsa,
Mecklenburg, Montgomery, Northumber
land, Russell, Scott, Southampton, Wise
and Wytbo These counties according to
the unOillc ial returns and es imates, Will
give Harrison majoritJ OF 1905, making
the Democratic majority in the state,
2OCS.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Ths ehaaPsss has house In ahs OHsy
8umGorG @ros,' A0A MRPkse gaFeS3.
Oupping and leeohings los e. Second q.
Try BuFh's coal Yeu viii nkeit,
Try Bash's coal you will surely like II,
hillard y. Davis, jeweler, Il. Second 1t,
Fine 10 X, Rings, at HAnf's, Is 4. Fourth,
Frank ROop Smith, druggist, Bth and King.
American Laundry, Oo3 West FrOnt street.
BHasiliAn Balm, immediate cure for numps
Fine cigars and notions ct $. W. cor. 10th
and Bennett streets. l.. Bell.
Wanted-5o0 persons to buy white Ash
cigars and Key West cigars. s. H. Durstein,
2ib King street.
You can get the best homemade candy In
the city OF No 4 W. Second street, barring
No. bl2 King Btreet. 1t Is the same.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Will give one Of their inimitlble
variety performance at the Opera House
this evening. The show is said TO be
first-olAss and one OF the features will
be the bicycle riding or George Nash
The trApeE performance Is alone worth
the price OF admission. Boys, this ls
your show; Turn ont and be entertained
Byrne 81 WAllRck's "Unole Toms
Cabin" combination, Of the spectacular
order will occupy the Opera House
three nights next week, commencing on
Monday.
The theatrical partnership for years
existing between b. F. Proctor aud a.
r. Jacobs has been dissolved.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

We don't offer
80 part t-cotton
Overcoats. We sell
the $40 All-WoOl
Overcoat of the city.
We sell the best
Fur Beaver Over
coat at $500.
The finest Fur
Beaver Overcoat at
$50.
The longest-wear-
ing All-Wool Suit at
$1,000. "IrOnclad." +"
The Wanamaker
Cloth Suit at $16.-
90. Unapproacha-
We're headquar-
ters both for the
Best Goods and Low
est Prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

The Opera House was filled to over
flowing lest evening to witness the clos.
ing engagement Of JsRnnie Winston
and the Lyosnm Opera Company in
that cRtohey comic opera Fra DlAvolo.
The audience was highly delighted with
Miss Winston, and although the sup.
port was not what the star should have,
It gave fair satisfaction II huge houses
Rre any criterion to 60 by. The Orches.
ira done their part oredisAbly.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

II the weather should prove favorable
the jubilAtlon ia Phlladslphia next
Saturday night in honor OF the Repub-
loan victory will be QUE OF the finest
ever Witnessed in that city. The Young
Mems Republican Club of this city
have decided TO participate, and will
leave here on q special train over this 3.
8 o. Railroad at Gas O'Clock. The
tlokats for the round trip have been
placed ai 81 and can be obtained from
the committee.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

at an early hour Gu Wednesday morn
ing the ealJon and residence of William
Alsentzsr at No, 3QS King street, was
broken into and robbed OF small sum Of
money aud few other articles, The
thieves climbed high fence 10 the rear
aud forced the door ln the back part oi
the saloon. After IAnsacklng the saloon
they entered the setting room ard kitchen
when It "a supposed they we're frightened
OF. The robIery was not discovered uu-
til Alsen'zer came down stairs In the
morning, and found everything In con.
fusion.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

LEBANON Nov. IA William Showers,
arrested on Monday even Ing, May
80, 1887 for the murderer of his two
children, expiated his guilt on the scaf'
f1d in the county prison yard in this
city at IL 0S o'clock this morning. The
small space within tie prison wall was
crowded with spectators, over 400 invita-.
tions to the execution having been issued
by the sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

RIsGwooD N j, November Il =
Robert Garrett has shown wonderful
marks Of improvement during the past
week. He is able to recognize members
of his family and household and has had
no violent attacks. He is able to read
daily papers ana discuss top cs of the
day with those around him. Drs. Jacobs
and Hamilton hope to prevent any re-
lapse by keeping him very quiet