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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

Young Mccormick, the Chicago reaper
manufacturer, is unmarried. It was
in his factory that tho labor troubles
started which brought on the Hay
market tragedy and the hanging Of
across the street from the residence Of
the Van Zandts. and Mrs. Van zandt,
who still wears black for her daughters
executed proxy husband, says young Nc
COrmick was going to marry the daughter
of another neighbor, but the ladys
father, thinning tho Anarchists were
being too harshly treated made a remark
about the prosecution in Mr.. Mccormick
hearing which brought on a quarrel and
spoiled the mateh.--Chicago Letter.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

Duke Of Medina Sidonia, supported by the
ablest staff Of naval officers Spain pos
sessed. II consisted of 1872 vessels and
was provided with $500 cannons, 5000
seamen and 10000 soldiers. The English
feet which met the Spaniards in the chan
mel consisted Of eighty-two vessels, was
commanded by Lord Howard, the cele-
brated Sir Francis Drake and the ex-
plorer, Frobisher. The ships were small,
but in excellent trim and manned by
1900 good and hardy sailors.
It had been anticipated by Philip that
the Roman Catholics would rise and assist
the invaders, but the Lords Of Cumber-
land. Oxford and Northumberland, who
had been counted on by Philip, as soon as
the Armada appeared ia the channel
brought their ships alongside those of
Howard and Drake and Frobisher The
loyalty Of the Catholics was death blow
to Philips plan. AS the Armada sailed
past Plymouth Lord Towards vessels
sailed out and hung in their rear. The
lightness Of the English ships proved Of
great advantage Most of them were no
bigger than modern yachts. The largest
English ships did not equal in size the
smallest Spanish galleons.
-
Tho English won the advantage of po-
sition. and advancing and drawing away
at will, firing four shots to the Spaniards'
one, they harnssed the feet as it moved
along the channel. One after another the
Spanish ships were boarded, or sunk, or
driven ashore, and all the while the Span
ish admiral failed to bring on a general
engagement. A week passed in this war
fare and the Armada came to an anchor in
Calais roads. ~
With view to preventing a junction
with another Spanish force under the
Duke of Parma about to sail from the
Netherlands, Howard, though short of
food and ammunition, resolved to force an
engagement. Lighting eight fire ships he
sent them sailing down on the tide toward
the Spanish fleet. The galleons cut their
cables in panic and stood out to sea.
Drake resolved to prevent their return,
and on July 20 the English ships closed
in upon them. Huddled together by the
wind and under the English fire in a de-
moralized and dilapidated condition, 1000
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

transferred from any one story to another as
easily and promptly as by wave Of the
hand. A famous engineering firm devised
and completed tho entire apparatus and put
it in place and in working order in five
months from the time they first received the
order. The work was expedited by the use
Of the old steam and heating machinery
over which they raised the pneumatic and
hosting structure. It is to denoted that the
rapid transfer is for letters and the slower
for packages, and it is estimated that with
this machinery all tho mails from all sections
Of the world may be distributed and boxed
or reshipped so rapidly and easily that there
viii be no delay or accumulation, even if the
amount should suddenly be quadrupled.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28
Cannot Prevent strikes.

Congressman Tillman, chairman Of
the special committee to investigate
strikes. said the committee had not
come 10 conclusion as to the best
methods Of preventing a recurrence "
strikes. The committee is now at
work on a measure which they believe
would check and suppress strikes on
interstate railroads and b, or bsrcfs
10 all concerned.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

Milford Dali Chronicle.
The temperance party met in Dover Jas.
Tuesday and sasia entered It's protest
against the manufacture. sale or use OF ia
toxicating liquors, and In its records dis
countenances all compounds on the qnes-
ton. The public sentiment on this impor-
tsut subject Is for restrictive legislation,
but not for prohibition. and it is safe 10
estimate that the candidates which the
temperance peopls have placed on their
ticket will not receive more than few
hundred votes. In New Castle county the
temperance vote win be heaviest, rs il is
there tho most serious results az liquor
drinking are witnessed. la Kent county
there Is practically no temperance senti-
ment. while old Sussex has many who have
pronounced views on the temperance ques-
tion. For all this it's ta'e 10 place Della.
ware In the Democratic column Of states.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28
rhe ProhihIrionr.t..

Smyrna Times.
The Prohibition Convention, which was
held yesterday IN Dover, was not largely
attended. nor was there any expectancy OF
results from It's deliberations. Some may
woader why the weaker party should be
the hrst IN ths Geld. but this might be an
severed that as temperance men work from
conviction rather than expediency. any
fims Is 6stingitime for them to meet for
action. Ba. for. the fact That this 10 q
Presidential year there would be no excu e
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

pillow, scraping cotton, and doing all kinds
Of farm work, he finally regained his lost
fortunes. He Leenly felt the lack of educa-
ton, and in 1870 entered school in Lonoke,
from which he went to a Mississippi college
His health failed, and no continued his
studies at home. He was elected to the state
legislature in 1872 from Arkansas and Prairie
counties. He was also member Of the ex-
traordinary session that called the constitu-
tional convention. In 1885 he was chosen
speaker Of the house Of tho legislature. He
successfully led the little band from Lonoko
during tho trouble between Brooks and
Baxter Mrs Eagle, whose maiden name
was Mary Il. Oldham, is spoken Of as the
Mrs. Logan Of Arkansas.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28
WANAMAnEn's.
PHILADELPHIA Saturday, July %. 1883.
Closed at I p. M. to day.

Satin and Velvet Ribbons !;
tip-top of favor for trimming.
The newest shadesare simply
exquisite. They are here.
East Transept
What appears to be by far
the most important recent i'm.
provements in Suspenders
comes to us from London as
the new Captus Brace. For
strength, simplicity, and ease
Of christening it stands at the
head. Leather and cantab
ends, 75c, 81, and $I.25.
Middle entrance, either end Of the Store.
Cheese Cloth Comfortables,
hand-tufted on both sides,
stuffed with clean carded cot
ton, generous size, and always
handy for over or under at
sleeping time:
white, colored tufts, si75
Colored, colored tufts, S200
Fancy Madras, S225
Filmy Atwood SUNNI e r
Blankets. You don't realize
their warmth till there's chill
air to shut out. Warmer in
cool and cooler in warm
weather than you think.
White, pink or blue borders.
By the pair:
72xs4 inches, $3.50 to SO
SOxS6 inches s. SO to 81
90x9l inches, $3.50
Near women's Waiting Room.
A bit of Japanesy decora-
ton touches up the Summer
cottage wonderfully Sparkle
and spirit, life and light, and
all for a trihe:
Panels, transparent silk, 9Oc to si,5O
Panels, paper. Ice 70 81.
Decoration Fans. folding, &c to $50.
Decoration Fans, open, IS ard 25c.
Large screen fans, 81 and $3.50; stands 55c
extra.
Decoration Parasols, i5c 4Oc SOC, to si5O.
bamboo and Bead Portieres, So TO S.
Decorated Crepe-paper, Table Covers, 81,
SEES, So.
And almost no end of Lac
quer things; as
Trpys Brackets
Powder Boxes Letter Racks
Pen Trays Crumb Tray and Brush
Basement. neer centre.
JOHN WANAMAKFR.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

Ia the coming state election for Assem-
BIZ, lot il be welt understood that n csndi
date will be looked on with favor who does
not urGualiiedly and openly announce
himself for constitutional reform, and
pledge himself 10 see that bill looking to
that end be introduced and pessed-not
next year. nor the year after, but this yer.
Any man who has not had enough OF the
present order Of things in Delaware ia hard
to satisty, and win be much harder to elect.
--Middletown Transcript
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28
HEerolc Trea.menl Demanaed.

New York Press.
The Republicans phouli avoid details 10
their proposal TO reduce the surplus reve
nus. II anything like the danger exists
from the surplus which the President
claims. nothing short of heroic treatment
will do. The Republican measure should
be broad and comprehensive and deal d.
rectly with the surplus. The internal tax
should be taken Of tobacco and alcohol for
tho arts and manufactures. The duty on
sugar should be abolished with generous
bounty for the grower. This is the only
measure practical at the present time. The
Senate should demand to examine the
Mills bill and to perfect their own tariff
bill To do this the Finance Committee Of
toe Senste must be authorized to cit during
the recess and send for witnesses and
papers. The result OF such en- inquiry
would give US a tariff bill that would
revise the tariff In the interests OF tho
people, while the bill to reduce the revenue
would at once relieve the Treasury and dis
turb no American industry.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

mainder returned
to Spain in a most miserable plight. It
was in the town Of Plymouth, near which
the Spanish fleet sailed and where the en-
gagement began, that movement was
started to celebrate the tricentennial Of
this great victory.
Amemorial is to be erected upon the Hol.
II will be figure of victory armed with
a shield OF the three Crosses. a banner and
trident in her left hand and IN her right
a sword In the panels will be placed
medallion portraits Of noted Englishmen
who took part in the fight. The old fort
at Plymouth for three centuries has been
q consecrsted place. Indeed the old town
is associated with many events in English
history. Plymouth is the central point Of
the celebration, and all England lends a
hand. while families Of and descendants
Of the participants Of the fight will be in
attendance.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

SENATOR SALISBURY yesterday cleo
trified himself by defending Mr.. Bay
ards Fishery give-away. lt was done
for home consumption, and every body
here appreciates the dire necessity Of
il. Harmony comes high. but the
Salisbury faction must have it.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

Woe 10 the e.whIte Mans Party"
New York Star.
One of the surprises OF the campaign
promises TO be the strength of the colored
vote which will be cart for Cleveland and
Thurman. The convention which has
just closed at Indianapolis indicated
which way the wind was blowing, but
from interviews which we publish in tc-
days Star with prominent colored citi-
zsns of this city, would seem to be
simply the starting point. Nearly half OF
the colored men In this city will cast their
ballots for Cleveland. Their main reason
for doing 80 is, Of course. their approval Of
the Presidents conservative administration,
A secondary cause Is the fact that since the
Democrats have been ia power the colored
roce haye been recognized and
honored to far greater ex-
tent thsn they ever were under Re
publican administrations. The Repub
licans we're always willing TO conceive the
votes Of the colored people, but they would
not consent 20 give them Office. TIE Dem.
ocrats. on the contrary, have been willing
TO intrust them with power and 70 place
them in oiiics. They naturally ieel CRATE
full for this. and they propose 70 furnish q
substantial proof OF their satisfaction q
the polls.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28
SATURDAY, July ~. 1855.

RENIAH WATSON, ESQ, Of Dover,
has a broadside in the Smyrna Record
TO day on the famous Saulshury-kt-
% ublican deal in 1886. II is not surpris-
ing that the working, aggressive Re-
publicans of Kent county want to
send Mr.. Watson to Congress.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

or occasion for separate or independent
organization, since the Republicans 10 their
late state convention adopted all the essen
ti4l features OF local option contended fer
by the temperance organizations. The
only road TO success in our state is pretty
well indicated to be through coalition with
one OF the old parties or course old party
associations would give a prediction os
to which should pc preferred, and for this
reason one OF the delegates strongly urged
that they postpone action, With hope that
one or tho other OF the old parties might
mans men and measures that they could
endorse, but he was overruled. They
recommended otherwise in their platform,
a number Of questions that will meet with
the approval Of good men.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28
NAMED in VERMONT.

william p. Dillingham;, the Republican
Nominee for Governor.
Hon. William Paul Dillingham;, the Repub-
lican nominee for governor Of Vermont, has,
from the time he left the Office of Senator
Matt H. Carpenter, of Wisconsin, a full
nedged lawyer in 1867, successfully practced
his profession in Waterbury, where he was
born ia 1913, and now lives. In the mean
timo he has held several positions of trust
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

II you wish your watch put in first
class order before going on vacation
to seashore or mountains call on Fri
l.. Barton, jeweler, 2t East Seventh
st. Clocks TO be repaired called for
and delivered to any part of the. city
w.lhoas extra charge.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

connected with
tho government Of
his native state. In
1874 Governor
Peck made him
secretary Of civil
and military
affairs, and he has
acted as commits
sioner of state
taxes since the Of
fee was created by
the passage OF tho
corporation tax
law IN 1882. He
has been a member
Of both branches
~ tho statn lnnisln.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

men gone to Davy
Jones locker, the
Spaniards lost
heart. All save
enc Of their com
manders support
ed the admiral in
a determination to
retreat to Spain
by the only route
left open, a circuit
around the Ork-
neys. There the
storm of the
N thern seas
broke upon them;
some were sunk
and some were
dashed to pieces
against the Irish
coast. The re-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

mond. In 1860 Mr..
Eagle was ss91
deputy sheriff, and
at the beginning of
tho late war he en-
listed in the states
service asa private.
lio was a brave sol
diar. Whom he sur
rendered at James
town, NC, in 1865,
it was with the
rank OF lieutenant
colonel His per
sonal losses by the
war wers except
ionally heavy, but
Nv follotvinr tho
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28
A zinc Night.

We sit in the wan moonlight,
Behind the white wistaria,
And glorious seems the night
AS we sip our sweet Bavaria;
And We strike both lsft and right
When we hear the mosquitoes aria,
TIL we in the house take flight
For fear OF catching malaria. lex.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

Of the state legisla- WILLIAM r "a n
ture, and for four years has attended to the
prosecution OF the criminal cases in Wash
ington county as states attorney. Mr.. Dill
lingham is not the first Of his family to be
honored by Vermontors, as his father is ex-
Governor Paul Dillingham;. He is now liv-
ing at the advanced age Of 80 years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

The Pleasant Valley Wine Com
pany's champagne is undoubtedly the
best American wine in this market.
p 2.aLS1ss Z 81, los and 10 Aarks.
St
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28
COL. JAMES p. EAGLE.
Nominated for Governor by the ArIansa
Democrats.

Col James P. Eagle, who has been nomi-
mated by Arkansas Democrats for governor,
was born in Maury county, Tenn, in 1887.
His father soon settled in Arkansas, in what
was then Pulaski county, now Lonoke His
childhood and early manhood werc spent in
hard and unremitting work on a farm. In
his sixteenth year his father moved to Rich
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28
VINO snia sof

Newark nsil Ledger
The temperance party want reduction
in the tariff They are working az hard
for the reduction as for temperance. They
believe that either OF the two questions
win greatly benefit The people.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

L. Heiss, Merchant Tailor, No. 4
East Sd St.. will clear out the balance
CT his Spring and Summer pants and
suitiBgs at COST PRICE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

FISHING TACKLE.
GUSHING TACKLED
jointed rode, IS cts; ininted rods, 20
cts; 3 jOinted bamboo rods 30 cts.
Also split bamboo rods So
EDWARD MELCHOIR. sf4 King Street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18


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People IS John hsg se.lug n4l9r HitE-.
0ut paying state license eonun el osef
term of l0art. Tie feoD. e W. William Is.
onila. selling lqa9r % theatre confluuel
over term- The people ". Michael ~.
" God. DISTINCTIONS before az CA SUNDAY
continued over .sfm- Wm- A liealaE. st
AZ - the Vi "A q a.. FIRE Insurance Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
RAILROAD RUSIBLEs.

F. NJ Briggs and wife. Of Jackson, are in
the ciir.
VIII Russell foremsn OF the G.. 2. & /.
paint shop. has returned from Cleveland
where be attended convention OF the
master painters of the United States.
r. n. Briggs. formerly freight agent o.
the Michigan Central. AZ Jackson, has
been appointed 10 the position Of general
freight agent IN this city. 20 take the place
msde vacant by the resignation o. ChSs IL.
Norris. Mr.. Briggs i al experience
ireisht man ana will take chsrge Of the
ofhcr here next Monday.
The tine cards Of the g. r. & /. have been
changed 50 that The fast train which ar
rgef from the south st 80 4. m. arrives
at 9Oj. and tue train which did arrive 81
Q. 40 a. m. has bsea discarded Going north
the train LEAVING Al a. N. 10 connect with
the $50 a N train has been discarded and
the train which now arr YES =. 9.J5 a. N
leaves AZ II 30 . NJ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Ga Mcuf4y noralas. September lu,
ths To- EoaAA-hzaALD had al article
"a he proposed ehaages 10 lhs P0-lcs
Department aud tte increase IN tie
5aigsf for tie suDpOs. of taas depart
lasuL Ials item called GA, sls wrath
q oua 0r $50 members of The Board Who
dsDisd yerT smphsiIcsliy that aay IN
crease Eoald Ds made. sad Toe Ealyls
schosd The statement Tie budget ssnf
10 last eight saoss that the Police De-
paftusnt ssiiuafs hsd bssn Increased
s.. 80 -G Ibs Tx saRAM-HsRALD wzs
rizat
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
For Sale--MfsceHoneous.

TOR SALE AT BIG SACRIFIEC-A NEW
4 Chickertng upright piano, only used one
month. viii De sold o. s big bargain. Call en- or
address W. l. Ray, lsS secesd-ave 2ss
TOR SALE CHEAP-PAIR or MATCHED
i hsy geidings, yesrs Old, 1873 in height,
Ham ole tolifn Breeding: can snow three nIn-
ute, sound and kind. can he driven by lsdy aud
VIII le Warrsrted % purchaser. slso one bay
ge'ding can tro' three heats in 1:41 or better no
record. s6soluaely kind and per feet in every
re-pe Q wears no toOtS O. eights. can pull
buggy ~ 240. Al above horses can be seen and
driven az tar Grounds For further parti-
Culars inquire ~ 81 outh Divisiin st. 263
TOR sALE-HANDsOMF OFFICE DESK
drawers and place for books on either side
Address " +. D.. box ;. this once. 20
J'OF sALE-A NICE SINGLE HORSE. PHAF-
I ton cutter and side saddle VIII sell cheap.
enquire stNo. Crescent-ave. -
Z carriage, cutter aud harness cheap, at Mich
igsn House 155tf
rOR sALE-APPLE BARRELS FOR YOUR
Building Csual-st, Grand Rapids Mich, Spring
Is Li1dley. -
ECB SALE-THE FURNITURE AND LEASE
7 ofeight ro0ros. centrally located- Adj. -
2. p. v, oox :, Telegram Herald. 270
VOR sALE-THE FURNITURE AND FiX-
tGrgs OK board ~ h0use doug good bust
res. having from ao to = reglIsr boarders viii
D. soid a. sargaiu - PROPRIETOR wishes % leave
me city Enquire a. lf kents- zslu
Tor sALE BN ENTIRE OUTFIT oF
+ mscbine-y cr = frSf ciass laundry. also
horse power engine For particulars enquire
of q. A. ReIwin 20. ~ Csnsist sstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

The following IS a list OF the marriage
licenses issued since lass published. with
the names. residences when outside the city,
and ages Of the parties
George O. Uavis Csd lac. Lizzie Rathr1an g7-fs
Nartiu Fitf fstrcs Kate Rugcr r..............
Chares B. Harss. Cannon township.
Eh0ds Armstrong. Cannon Rsnlp.........15--2.l
William f Duly. r. Wsrre Ind Emma
l.ndermaa IS -
John Han rahau. Mary Emperor ............-fj -fj-2S
Morris r IogV1ssnd. Barry county sadie
L. lees Ivroue .............. 22i 9
August Eros kopf Frouia schesis- .....-.--. 1i-li
carey tfwsris Minnie 10 nruos ......-.-. g -
hyron Walker LoCRc BIC p stevens.
Lowell .......-. ..............-. M -----. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

fnAND RAPIDS Mich, sept. ID, ISIS
~ Fl Harict si1fs 4gsnt. lgoae Lfe gHd
4rciseat I.suaa1s Co., Graaf Rapids
Nrt
DEtR SfR-l AXE pleasure IN scknowisdg-
in- receipt OF lur cheek for $50 in set
element ofm claim Tor iniary 70 NV ankle.
received While PLAYING bal in Detroit.
August -. I bed my claim ~ your Office
today and vas sErsesrly surprised 90 receive
settlement 0f sane im Immediately upOn exc
cufion ~ proofs. Such promp. treatment
or claims Justly entities the Pacific 10 the
pssroasgs II al those Who desire accident
Insurance and shall taks pleasure in rec
ommsndinx vouT company whenever tbs
opportunity IS afforded Yosrs truly. $. B.
Morrison.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

One good result o. this campaign viii
he tbs. people wil ind ont net where
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issue they cannot dodge IT,