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Daily Republican., 1888-05-21


If RvKRY Republican will do hi,
duty from nov until June there will
moi be any doubt OF Mr.. Harm gtou'u
election. Lss those who supported Mr..
BaynArd and Mr.. Wiley nov joln
forces and con ncenirAts ell thetr strength
on Mr.. Harrington. He WAS nominAsed
fairly, and should receive ths united
support and vote o. his parry. The
vote cast last Saturday was within 1sl
OF that cast At the Democratic nominA.
ton election on the prsvious Saturday,
but We know I. TO be o fac. that there
wss . large punnbos OF Republicans
who are registered that did not VOTE; II
they had, we believe the total would
have been greater than that OF the
Democrats. There are now 6 960 voIers
registered In this city, and this will be
the mum Der entitled 70 vote As the oily
election. Al the two nomip alton cleo.
lions there were but 5000 votes cast
sho wing that there are 1901 who did
not avail themselves OF the pri vilege oil
voting for candidates. There Ia nc
doub. but many OF these votes will ts
cast for the Republican nominee, and
es II 10 equally cArtAin that there arr
many Norton men who will not vote
as ell ut the city election. while othari
will cast their votss for Mr. HArring.
ton, all that is required 70 secure hi,
election IL for the Republicans to dr
sheir duty and see that every available
vote 10 pollsd.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

ed upon his party, for II IL q we'll.
established fact. sased by Democrats
themselves, that he is not the choi 90 Of
. majority OF his party, and would
never have resolved the nominA slon
had the supporters OF bis opponent
been able TO secure their tax rscei pts,
90 shat they could have cast their votes
ssainss him. rhe election OF Mr.. Har-
rington will be q rebuks TO those
abuses, and consequently every Dsmo-
orAs, who's desire for good government
10 greater than his fear OF the party
lash, viii voie the Republican ticket
on Saturday,, june II. The time has
scome for change In the I'D minlstrs.
lion OF the govern ment OF this city,
and the only way BY which that change
can be made, Is by defeating Mr..
Dougherly. Mr., Harrington will give
rs o clean administration Of which
every Citizen can be proud, and there
is but little room TO doubt that be will
be riumphantiy elected.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

THE JURY thst de,erminsd the
Riedel case WAS, IS q tody, one OF the
best that could have been seleoled FOR
the trial OF capital offsnse. The
olose and undivided attention which
they gave to the evidence, and to the
Arguments both for and sEAinst the
prisoner, OF itself WAS suM ient 70
show that they were intelligent men,
who fully oomprshended the great
responsibility which rested upon them.
They had been confined for nearly 70
days when the Oaiei Justice delivered
his charge on Friday afternoon, bul
the attention which they gave to II,
must certainly have been extremely
gratifying to the Court. The verdlc
was determined upon after Q mos
careful consideration OF the evidence
and on Friday evening, alter they
retired to their bedroom, one OF thelI
number, en- sged ehriIsiSn man, bowed
In prayer, and asked for wisdom from
on high 10 guide them in arriving At q
Just verdioE. With suoh jury as thlI
no one oan doubt but 1t was an ex
csedingly unpleasant duty to rende
the verdict they did, bat still they fsi
II vas . duiy, according TO the oA.l
each man had taken, and they did no
shrink from IL. Oar hope lE, ihAt II
the future, New Castle county msy
always Re 80 forlunRte In obtsinlnj
such iuries, especially in capital Gases
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Mems Tennis $I.25, $3.50,
.sa, $2.5o, So, So so,
Ooze leather. Skin with
tannery finish on flesh side.
Done up wrong side out.
Just the suggestion Of nap.
Soft as velvet. The dain-
itiest of all. Oxford Ties, with
gray or mahogany ooze tops
and patent leather vamps,
are the newest, neatest
things OF the season.
Market street front, west OF Maine Aisle.
OF course you don't travel
without a Fountain Pen
Have you tried Weterman's
Ideal! Hang on right, and Il
lwon't go back on you
$3.50 to So. according tc
Isize and capacity. Fine, me.
dium or blunt point.
basement, east OF centre stairs.
A good clean shave anG
no face hacking. Star Safety
Razor, $I.25. Came out Al
1880.
! 3 pairs ot Henckel Bros
sScissors in a case, 75c. VIZ
'Inever heard of such q cas-
lfor anything Ike the money
Two bargain glimpse
? from the dozens at the sam'
icounter.
Basement, cast of centre stairs.
" oHN WANAMAXER,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
MONDAY MAY 81. 1888
ApvnRrIsRRs should take cd,

ADVERTISERS should take sdvAn.
tsge Of the large circulation OF the Re.
PUALIoAN And send in their iAvors at
once. Not pithssandlns the REPUBLI-
CAM has been enlarged four columns,
the pressure on our space Ia greater
now than ever, 50 the people OF VIII.
nineton appreciate . good local paper
At the popular price Of one cent
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

AUSTIN HARRINGTON. ESQ the
n1os 0! !ha keJu II snI o. shis city,
hs lheI oaua.dA,e for Mayor, lsemi.
nensiy MED % djl the positIlu, and 10
one, excep' .h5se vho sre party blln /,
viii hesltAse 0 cat bis vote for MIN.
instead OF mr DJugaef,y, at the om-
Ing election. He Is young man, brt
his legal elG-aaga oaubinsd with his
ciehr perception and uutArnishsd rspu-
Anen, viii, q lGe event OF his eisot!oa ,
OF which va have but little doubt, in
sure Us perfec. Standardization OF the
laws and the projection OF every oin.
l9n In MS riSas Between him and
hF' DJoShes!y there should be no
question In 'he Minds OF those Who de-
sire thh' the bes nan shall ruls out
o'y' This e)i'lu Of Mr.. d ugherly
~oald be 81 enc rsament OF tle out
roger Ie' .ra,er on cur citzans lAs'
heerE,fy : us Oiy H.ll, when they
s1uga' ~ have tteir nSmes plaaed On
tns ssaaMmsg lB.s. Il would be a
Viriael EokSlwig 5gnent that u is bu
rsat ana pfyger ha .he pJlics head
qla,sess, w n -eseplld for, sn1 as'
sastalned oy The city, shall be .urHer
InIo oatr EAsisn, Whausver II nay
Pieaeh jas. II he police TO DO so
will % "a a7m Bsloa that the pelpl,
are ready and wiling TO be ruled anl
governed by tho men known as n,
oolieeioe' taronga whose imagination
III" D''sn'''y'' aRJ"n. n was 'oF'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

ID EMOYAL
~ Having renewed 10 no. 0Ie Eaal
fourth street, l am prepared 70 do III
end entet iron ro0nDR, Rut!erinz, spuutiuE
and los work Of all Kinds promptly attend q
20. lin roofs ropxired and painted. Esti
pieated TO 500 all my old customers and Il
% any new onea as may wish to Kivo me !
Cali. ALEXANDEk CHAMBERS.
Al0.asn
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Ran Thrnngh Hsdra.

As Mr.. Everett HollinRsworth wAs
driving four horses attached to . wagon
containing q cord ard quarter OF
hickory wood on tse Kennett plse
above Centrevills, few days aeo, the
lock of his wagon gave way in &c.
scspding the hill above tho echool
house, and in order to prevent run.
away he drsv the leaders 10 one side OF
the pike, vhere they leapsd over the
hedge enclof ing Tie field of Mr.. Nichols,
and tho wagon went crushing through
1t. The tpeed OF the borses was thus
checked and a serious runaway
prevented. Little or no dAma7s " a,
done bsycnd the hreshing few Of the
canes in the hedge. 1t was really =
fortunate es3sps, as had the horses moi
been checked before coming to ih'
next hill great Injury might have re
sulted.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
|PEGIsTER's ORDER.
AS B9IBrERfB OFFIOE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DuI,

NhW SAbELh OOuHJrs DuL.,
Upon the application OF Mafiha o. TayIor
mlnRton Hundred, In said county. deceased. IL
Is ordered and directed by the Reg
ister that the Administratrix Aforesaid give
notice Of granting OF letters o adIni slratlon
with the date Of granting thereof
within 10 days from the date OF such
letters in six of the most public
places Of the county OF New Castle, reqnirins
al persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided /;
the same period in the Daily RRPuBLICAE.
q newspaper. publishedin Wilmington, and 70
be continued therein three weeks (e o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal of
l.. 9. }Omce OF the Register aforesaid, at
-~~-- Wilmington, in New Castle County
Aforesaid. the day and year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTIcE-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
saine, duly Attested to the AdIninlst,atrlx
on or before April "a, 1889, or
.bn provided. .MARTHA q. TAYLOR,
a10-eod-3w
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
A Clothing Pogse IN Trouble

Owing to the failure OF n Isrge wholesale
olothirg house. the entire stock WIS seiZ q
by the creditors and an ABsiEnsa was ep
pointed by the order of court Tho stook
CONSISTS of $50 Coo worth Of firs cloth ny tor
men, boys ard children, and will 20 sold at
% per cont iees than ac.uEi cost. This bank-
rupt sale, which 10 now going ut the y. W.
corner OF 2nd and Market streets, Whining.
ton, Del, will sivo tho people OF WllmtnR.
ton and the vicinity 10 get clothes for almost
nothing. We will mention teW prices A
suit OF mons clothing, all TO match % 81,
worth ~ 40; mons elegant blaoz Norsiod,
ell wool $500, worth el0 90; mems elegant
Cashmere pants sLSl, w0rtr S2.7s child IS
1 beautiful suit, pIsated and m Ade in latest
style sl.eS, worth Ss.sT ehildron's pants 20
cents, ct Tho y. ", Corner and ard Market
/ streets Oau and SEQ before going elsewhere
and you will save money mI-im
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Public snles,
rRUsTEE's SALE
REAL ERTAEE.

~ virtue Of an order OF the chancellor of the
otAte OF Delaware, made on the 18th dny az
march, A. ID 1855, will tho exposed Al p1blle
safe, Al public vendue, on
SATURDAY, THE 2D DAY OF JUNE,
M2 O'Clock, p, m =, lssS at the Court House
~ me clV or Wilmington, the following dc.
seIlntn real estate, late OF Ann q. Gordon, de-
No; l.: All that eertsin lot oriand and prem-
ises IN the city OF Wilmington, Known a. NJ
~ nLket street, situated on the cas- terly side
oi marketstreet between Eighth and Ninth
slfests, bounded on the west by Market street.
On ,ho ine norm by lands OF benjamin Neilds, on
iAncs OF the Masonic Hall Company,
No. .. hIl that certain lot OF land and prem
lss, IN said city Of Wilmington, known AZ No
~ " mhket street situate on the easterIy side
ntreets, bounded on the west Nv Market or
re, ~ norm by the lands OF the Masonic Hall
Iompany, on the east by King street and on
un. ne sonth " land OF Lydia Wiley, formerly Of
~ppeEh u. hoblnson. deceased.
NO. y. An that farm or tract Of land In
Brandywine Hundred, New Castle county
ai3,resaih. bounded on the west by the Phlla-
uelphih turnpike road on the moth by land of
Isaac Llnderman, on the eAst by the Delaware
river and on the south by lands OF Henry nm
Font containing within said bounds l6a perea
~ lanu, DC the same more or less. The above
- most desirable farm. Is on the main line a r
.ne T., ". a u. railroad, near Edge Moor sta
,pn, anu one and half miles from the city of
,neiawhfe river. Land Is rich an 1 buildings
~ good repair. Its proI!mi ity To the city and
70 lne railroad makes II especially desiraLle
as country residence.
Attendance will be given and terms made
knewnb by LkVtC. BIRD. Trustee,
Attest; CHARLES II. MowHmRrERn.e RaFney'
L. W. Stldham a Son, Auctioneers. mlsts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

.N0TICE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
~ Monday, April 9, to regulate, seal and
stamp All weights and measures used in New
1tstle county this year. All work left al
residence, 1885 Poplar street, Wilmington,
Del'I viii receive prompt attention
JACOB DFAKYNE,
Regulator OF Weights and Measures,
Al0-0m cod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

DUBLIO SALE-WILL BE SuLD AT
L. no III Poplar street, on WEDNkS
LAY, msy 2sd, at 1 O'Clock, tharp. ParIor.
bed room, dining room end kitchen Iurni.
pets extension tab es, stoves, iihIs. Gc. and
many nther artiolse. Sale positive, to settlo
ire estate MISS M larry SMITH,
L. n. stldpAm d sen Auun II 81
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
NOrxUms.
5000 RE WARD.

Carmen halascalxa was assaulted on
the evening Of May 2, 1888, by some per-
son or persons unknown, which injuries
proved fatal. BY authority OF the Coun.
ell hereby offer reward OF $500 for in.
formation that will lead to the arrest and
conviction of the guilty parties.
mis- O. d. RHOADs, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
WANAmAKEk's

near centre door on 1nn1bs,
street,
And the India Sikk Canob1
IN tile zransebt,
Ana tile many pretty
things in the Chestnut stree
entrance zOay,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Tho N. r, Conference,

EST PHILADELPHIA, Ps., May 49,
lSS8.-The fourth days seesion OF the
a U, M. P, Annual CONF rance opened
al 80 q. m. Rev. G V. Psteieon called
the conference 70 order and conducted
the devotional sxereises. After calling
of roll and reading minutes the exAmi
nation of memtefB' tfficial character
was be9un. The sppliostiop Of two
ohurchsE-one at Kannstt Square, Pa,
and one at Hcckessin, Ps-Waa re-
ceivsd and the churches admitted to th'
A. u n. p. ocEDeetion. Rev. Or q
II. Williams, Of the Maryland District
was Introduced to the conferenos. vel
coined by the president and invited Il
q eeat in the bar. Tho examination o
official character nud hearing oburol
reports occupied tho attention OF con
ferenoe until ~ iburpmeDt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

S'ssS s~ShSS way
We believe there is nc
Black Surah Silk in the
market tina t is 30 well worth
the money as our 2o inch rs
cent grace. Not SO good Is
81 in ssmanys stores. These
Surahs are made to oui
order from the best selected
silk, dyed a fast black, and
woven with great care to in
sure good wear.
A finer Black Surah, also
26 inches, 81. Proper
weight, mellow, full of good
substantial wear.
Better value in India Silks
than we ever had before.
Light as gossamer almost;
but firm, close, even.
And these little prices for
Silks come in the face of a
sharp fashion drift toward
them.
West Transept.
Brides gray is brimming
over at a dozen counte, s.
Silks, 75c to SI.75; Cloths,
6oc to $2.75; Cashmeres,
CSC to $I.25; Albatross, 6oc
to 81; and 80 on.
See all arouLd the Store.
Dozens Of substantial, sea-
Isonable woolen Dress Stuffs
down to three-quarters, two
thirds, half.
Mostly southwest and southeast of centre
Real India Striped Long
Shawls; 3s.patterns. Put to.
gether thread by thread
color by color, just as &
Isilky-woolly flower might
lgrow. Hand work, ever,
bit-rice and-water wages
The price on Saturday $40,
TO day $40. But it isn't the
poor weaver that loses.
Striped French India
square Shawls-copies o1
1.-THE real. Never before sole
at less than $40 or SI2
IHere are Mree handsome bak
Ite,mS MatshaH go at S..
Two items that stand fol
a hundred We are taking
every possible dollar from
the price OF Shawls.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. I've
elevators.
More and more wide,
awake folks are every da,
asking ior the light, cool
easy, knobbly Rubber Bot
toned Tennis Shoes. Thai
is why there are thirteen
IStYles OF them here now ant
why so many manufacturer
Ihave their brains a-rack tc
Iget up something newer
This is the way the style
Efor women run:
Il style ats1.50
styles at $500
styles at q so
Il 2 styles at s3.C0
Il 3styles at $3.50
style at "a 90
| Mems Tennis $I.25. $I.5o
lsa, $2.5o, So, So so,
Ooze leather. Skin wit
'Itannery finish on flesh side
,lDone up wrong side oui
1 Just the suggestion Of nal
,ISoft as velvet. The dain
Itiest of all. Oxford Ties, witt
lgray or mahogany ooze top
; Iand patent leather vamp'
, sare the newest, neates
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
iENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW sERIEsi NEW SERIES,

I'M, association has ALWAYS been carefully
the city. SosiAuOhs IN
SIX per cent; interest allowed to withdraw.
mohthly meeting " ie "' o@oh
4 new series OF 800 shares OF stock 1, nov
Offered for sale at tl per share. - NJ"
Parsons desiring 10 joIn a reIIahie 7 .o.r A
~ lhtlon NH do well to examine into The
ineiits oi ihls association. Secure shares A.
ter,oa onI nnnls allranxe TO buy home on easy
1,,, CHARLEs N. fRUMP, Presldent.
,Mna.,LLi An q HAWKINS. Secretary,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Conference resumed business at
O'Clock p. m. Rev. L. w Scott, peel
dent OF TIE Maryland District, was in
troduce and weloomtd by the preai
dent. The committees Ga Sunday tchoo
and charges and complaints reported
favorable. The following appointments
for Sabbath, M"y 20, we're made Pfs1oh
ing in st. Matthew's Church, May 20lh
lG 80 o, m., Rev. DR. O. "a. Williams
3 30 p IN, Rev, G. V Peterson; Z 30 p
m, Rev. L w. Scott, president G
Mary land District.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Entered Al the Post Once At Whining.
on, Del, ~ second clAss mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

NOTICE A MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders OF the Diamond State
Loan AssociAtloD, Will be held ON the third
aoo5 OF the Baynard building, Riflh and
y, at T. 30 O'Clock. business of Importance
VII pc brought up for consideration. E.A
FINLEY, PRESIDENT W. l.. BUCK, secre-
Iry' a25-4t-th sa IN W
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

. 10 rAhM ERS a BUTCHERS.
FOR SALE-rbs oRpitaI stnor in m .
WsshinKton street MARKET Heuss 90. an
end Washington streets. Purchasers OF the
stock are entitled TO choioo OF stalls acooyd. :.
ing 20 the amount Of stock subscribed for.
oasen eHt, which IA 10 bo fitted up for ths
use OF fsr1ners and these GWny from tho
market For full particulars cali At ONCE oi
PHILIP h.cLAhK q Go , S24 MArke. stfeot.
Il a. =, rihEoE NO. WeMT h sirost, or
eho. n TOWNSEND oa Market ST mott
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

NOTlOs - 200 SHARES OF NEW
lN stock lust is.usd by the Mocha mic,
Loan Association and for gale. The raj
payment on tho second Tuesday In may. a
good Investment; poreona desiring 10 rur.
ehhss for themselves a Home wsuld DO well
10 invest. Shares can be had by calling On
the secretary, W. J. MORROW,
Ai2iBtood All French street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Mr.. Samuel Booth, who carried m
the printing husipess In the rear Of No
I51O Market atrett - now located Ia
Lancaster, Ps, The cfioo Is IN tbs
hands Of H. G. Conrad, Esq., FOR sale,
h5r. Booth YVES the protector OF several
newsnaDer enterprises in this oIty, bu'
was rather unfor innate In his ventures.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
4 GREAT BICLIE

We couldn't tell you
such a thing, because it
would rebound and do US
a great injury in our busi
ness and besides TRUTH
IS ALWAYS MIGHTY and
good for the Community.
We delight in telling Of
our immense stock of
trimmings and piece
goods for suitings. We
can make you a pair of
pants THAT will surprise
you) for S., quality, style
and price all considered
in a bunch. There will
be a rush for our Sum-
mer suitings, when their
splendid features become
known. This we know
will come. You never
saw the like. Such a
large stock representing
the best makes that the
world can produce, and
all for little money. All!
there's a charm in that
sentence, "all for little
money" because it's the
wholesome TRUTH we
are telling you. We are
prepared to suit you, no
matter how difficult the
task may be. We are
here for that purpose and
the goods defy compe.
ton. And our Boys
Ready-made Suits, you
must see them. They
are Of the Dandy Style,
the very latest from the
land OF fashions. We are
stocked up to suit Men &
Boys in everything rela-
ting to Clothing. We
are indeed.
JAS 7, NULLIE& s0A.
rAnoRs & 9TH & MARKET
EorHIERs. VIII, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

AyOTICE-ALL COMMUNICATIONS,
IN checks. postal notes or other husnest
shou d be d ireoted 70 REPUBLICAN, UBIIsH.
ne d PRINTING COMPANY. mi
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

INARD.
" J, q, JACKSON, Of Hoskessin, DeIa-
ware, having osRsod to be Justice OF Peace
ne has new more amsle time 10 attend 10 h ID
piiseipSl business Of SURVEYOR DON.
NEY ANGER with sueh engineering iobs a.
may DO peeded With an experience Of ifty
yeais In these lines. he sollcits such pharo oi
patronage IS It may bs COT Ssnient for The
public ~ give. address As above. l9Ats
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
DAILY REPUBLICAN.

PusIIaEEp pAILy lsuNDATs xxcHPr1D)
Ar
The Republican Building,
khird and King, Wilmington, Del
BY
RHr PUBLICAN PusLrHHua ooMPAnH
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

NNyANTkD-A HELPER IN n
w chop. STEADY WORK W ihs fi,hI
FKISTh ALLMO,
m19-st 7lh s1d SkiplsJ
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

l.uR RgPT-THREh ~ b,ts tr
~ and gas and privilege VI
nt I7ll Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

EgTANTED- A WORKING hg
w keeper, at No. 4ol Eei.f'ol' n
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Eor sala
nor aATr -

FoaEa aad sALE Ad.l S..,t,s'I1 SmoSE OF THE FINE
in tht virlnity OF This eItv sImqurhan rcsIJrr|
shhtee ehni arre. Of ground, wi n bM as large lawn
tric Raiirni: iiirni: located opposite ,hn HhonandaneGl
mo- neas,,iwRy depo'. will I egsb,ne We new I'll
Fh'yi Frensh' Street Apply to I. j. TxIE1Eiio iior
- .------.. -ee1. Mo
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

ANY nNTEp-h WHITE VIZ M n
w wcrs, egod WRgoi. Apply all
street. lI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

VO LET - A HOUSE ~ ~, ,,,
Il Buren, street, . rooms nv..,oaibl
modern I'm 1royementS; reh' i'"
ply on premises.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

NEJANTBD-SllOO on FIRST NglH \
at per cent. Tllus. IAIAA5
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

CIOB ReSr-A FINE RDJAa DJa11o n
n society IN the HarEnesi pInK 7, n
Rnd Market strea.s. ap9G
UAULLY No. 0 ". 10th s.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

ANTED-A GOOD STOUT.
Apply at s3i Jefferson 'I'cl'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

WANrED-B0ARDERS AT
w 9Th Etrect. Terms modtfae' ~
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
gor IsSnt.

WYAErED-BoARDERsfi fisSr9
" accommodations Z Sin"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

NOTIOE-THE DELAWARE LOAN
IN 4 Asoooiation nov ofters new series Of
STOCK for saloi hrft payment on or before
May lat ALLEN SMITH, Pres.
Ono. u. MARS. $50. nl2 eod.lm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-04
NEWS FROM GERMANY.
Arrangements Completed for
a German-Chinese Bank.
THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
Gases Disqnissed-Going to st Peters.
hurr-Averse to Wharf.-The Trsas-
urerrs RepoEt-GeneraI.
German Notes

BERLIN, January 3.-The North Ger
man Gazette denies that any court cir
Gle has proposed to establish regency
to meet the contingency of the sudden
death of the Emperor William. and the
inability of the Crown Prince to assume
tlfe reins of power. 1t is not true, the
Gdzette further avs, that the Crown
Prince consulted Baden statesmen on.
the proposal that he should abdicate,
sslthough the Gdzette's language is en-
Yshatic. The former statement that the
Question of abdication of the Crown
Prince had been the subject Of negotia-
items, rem aims authentic, denial Is
understood to have been issued under
demand from San Reno.
The decree has been published this
morning, for the Landtag to meet on the
18th inst.
The Emperor William has conferred
the grand cross of the Order of the Red
Eagle upon Herr Won Tisza, the Kun
Rarian Premier.
The Zehandlung has completed ar
rangements for establishing German
Chinese bank with capital OF 70, OOJ,9Oo
marks.
A papaI encyclical letter to the Ba
Varl6n BlSuOps uISOo O otIeoi oAao1 W
ment of the sconcordat. 1t says the
church has observed her pledges, while
the state has neglected its pledges. 1t
is necessary to guard the religious
education of youth Secular schools
are a danger to the state itself.
The encyclical proceeds it's demands
by papal nuncio for ext nsion
of the rights of priests to regulate
schools.
It is rumo1ed that approaches made
to Holland to join the triple alliance
have been well received by the Dutch
government. A leading Hague news
paper, the DagbJGd, having some of
hcial relations with the government.
advocated Holland joining the ALI
2QOe.