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VOTING In GREECE.
How Elections Are Conducted In the Land
0f fhe III ellenes.

How Elections Are Conducted in the Land
5 OF the Hellenes.
..Any man in Greece can be a candi-
date for any Office" said DR.. Constan-
tine, ..and when man announces
himself rs candidate, the Govern
ment must provide a ballot box for
him. If ten men announce themselves
as candidates for mayor, a separate
hox is set up for each candidate and
every vcter must vote in each of the
ten boxes.
Then each candidate would get
the same number of votes, / should
think : - - + :
THAT is possible. but never knew
it to happen. Let me explain little
further:
eve vote with black and white balls
Each ballothox is divided into black
and white compartment with fun
nel in the middle. Every voter is
given white balls and black balls, and
putting his hand down in the funnel
drops thernAas he chooses. A white
bali is for and black ball against a
man. If the citizen wishes to vote for
Mr.. A. aud for him only. he drops q
white ball into his box and black balls
into the other nine (there are ten
.candidates), or he can vote for two Of
the candidates- for the whole ten IL
he chooses, hisSvote being really OF no
account In that case. of course. The
man who has most white balls in his
boxis elected. When two representa-
tives aresto be elected the man having.
the. next highest number Of white
balls gets the sscond place, and SO
on. Lewiston (Me.) journal.
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avg.

When was young, some years ago.
How many well, I do not know
formed feeling very intense
For . lady young, and rich, and fair,
Who bore pleasing business air,
And filled an editorial chair
On the journal Of Common Sense.s =
] -weoed- her long and tenferiy, =szs'--s-
And asked myself, "Does she love mer'
thought she did. Twas elate
With hope, for when she spexesto me;s-77
She always used the plural we"
As though we were in . holy state
Mated and married. don't you sec "a
All me, how happy we would be!
Did she love mef Well, confess
I thought she'd gladly answer YES"
piuclsed up courage, asked II she II
Would be q little wife to me;
She prefaeed her reply with s'we't-- -
almost jumped and Kissed her.
And then shc said in accents freet
All that, ali that can never be,
But we will be sister,
oh, miserable me; | then did SEQ
The pronoun she had used with me
Was only editorial .we.'
Prank Pemmon, In Yankee Blade.
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RATHER. CHEAP BOARD.
The Silent But Hungry Member of a Boston
Household. 7s=794s---s---


The silent But Hungry member of a Boston
Household. '7s=vie--T-f---
A neighbor OF your correspondent is
contemplating the writing of novel
from his own recent experience, the
title of which is to be THE Silent
Member OF Ny Household. y.
The other day a very fat old Irish
woman made formal call upon this
gentleman wife. She was quite out
of breath from climbing up the hill;
but as soon as she was able to articu-
late she said, briefly: II have come
afef4my son. ,a-s===sA -7-4===7ss===
The lady of the house raised her
eyebrows in some surprise. for the
visitor was a total stranger. what
can you mean?n she queried.
II know you're not informed of it,
ma'am.n. responded the stout female;
..but he'sbeen livin' herein your house
for the last six months" !.
Living herep In my housep"
Eyes, ma'am. Your servant, Bridget
O'Houlihan, has had him locked up in
the spare attic room ever since last
September. Ye see. she wants to
ketch my son FER a husband, and so
she's been takin' care of him while he's
out Of work. The big strike in the
fall lost him his jobAat the factory, and
so he found it very convenient to board
and Shape here. The gurrul brought
him his food.
From my larder, suppose inter-
jected the lady with forced calm.
YES, ma'am. It's sax weeks sinceI
seen the boy last, and he was so thin
that ] almost cried and the old
woman let fall pathetic tear or two
as she spoke, Then she added, after
a moment: You know, ma'am, a per-
son Twin that way isn't apt to get his
meals very regular"
.sNo, | suppose not. At the same
time my attention has been called to
the fact that my provisions We're dis
appearing alta marvellous rate Of late.
For instance, whole roast Of mutton
that had been scarcely touched at the
table vanished entirely last sunday
rYes," said the visitor with a deep
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Feeders have been slow to recog-
nize the fact that nature feeds grain
and stalk together Animals in state
of nature eat whatever there IL Of
grain or stalk together. When the
animal Is placed under artificial con-
ditions and the concentrated grain is
fed separately. there follows large
waste OF the nutriment in the grain.
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"A coroner's jury in Vermont inn
paneled to ascertain the cause Of tho
death Of a notorious drunkerd, brought
IN a verdict. OF Death by hanging
around q rum-shop." In California
a coroner's jury. under similar cir
cuinstances, rendered i more courteous
verdict: accidental death while I'M
packing glass. IN. X. Ledger
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DRUGS Ano MINERALS.
The Scientific and Com mon Names of I h os
In Everyday Use.

The Scientific and mmon Names of Those
In Every Day Use.
Aqua fortis il nitric acid.
Aqua regia Is nitro-muriatic acid.
Blue vitriot IL su1phate Of copper.
Cream of tartar Is bitartrate of potas-
Calomel is chloride of mercury.
Chalk is carbasnse OF calcium.
!. Salt OF tartar Is carbonate of potassa.
Chloroform is chloride OF formyle.
Common salt is chloride OF sodium.
Copperas. or green yitriol, is sui
phate OF iron.
Corrosive sublimate is bichloride of
mercury.
Dry alum is sulphate of aluminium
and potassium.
EPSON salts is sulphate of magnesia.
Ethiops mineral is black sulphate OF
mercury. -
Fire damp is light carburetted hy-
7drogen.
Galena is sulphide of lead.
Glauber's@ salts is snlphate of So.
dunn.
Glucose is grape sugar.
Goulard water is basic acetate of
lead.
Iron pyrites is bisulphide OF iron.
jewelers. putty is oxide of tin.
Kings yellow is sulphide of arsenic
Laughing gas is protoxide Of nitro
gen.
Lime is oxide of calcium.
Lunar causs.., is nitrate Of silver.
Mosaic gold Is bisulphate Of tin.
Muriate OF lime is chloride OF cal
ium.
Niter Of saltpeter is nitrate Of pot
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Oil of yitrol is sulphulic acid.
Potash is oxide OF potassium.
Realgar is sulphide of arsenic.
Red lead is oxide OF lead.
Rust of iron is oxide Of iron.
Salammoniac is muriate of ammonia
Stacked lime is hydrate calcium.
Soda is oxide OF sodium.
b Spirits of hartshorn is ammonia.
spirit OF salt is hydrochloride Of
inuriatic acid.
Stucco, or plaster Of sparis, is sui
phate of lime.
Sugar Of lead is acetate Of lead.
Verdigris Is basic acetate OF copper.
yermilion is snlphide OF mercury.
Vinegar is acetic acid diluted.
Volatile. alkali is ammonia
Water is oxide OF hydrogen.
White p~ecipitate il ammoniated
mercury.
White viirioli Is sulphate Of zinc.
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Dreadful II was an awful sight.
quoth Mrs Spriegins IT was jul,
like one Of those horrorscopes yov
dream ABOUT /" Harpsr's Bazaar
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A soldier who had been taken
prisoner had wife and children living
in New Jersey. A good MINISTRY
learning that there was soon to be q
general exchange OF prisoners, and
wishing 10 relieve the anxiety Of the
wife, called and told her that her hus-
band would probably be exchanged In
a short time. Well" said the poor,
broken-hearted woman, II love John,
and the children love him, and If he
isn't 30 handsome as some men, don't
want to exchange him; and won't
have a rebel for husband. 80 nowr'
Detroit Free Press
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Customer Thai was splendid insect
powder you sold me the other day. Mr..
Gilman. Mr.. Gilman with justifabIe
prideJ Yes, ! think it's pretty good
the best IN the trade Customer III
take another couple Of pounds OF ii.
please. Mr.. Gilman Two poundsp
CustomerYes. please. gave
quarter Of : pound that Thought before
70 a black beetle and Il made him 50 III
that think II ! keep up the treatment
for about week longer I may Manages
10 kill him Tia Bits
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10
Poisoned ., the Altar.

ROME, N. ", Oct. g.-The village OF
Oneida, Madison county, is greatly ex-
cited over an attempt 10 kill by poison
Rev. Father James Kelly, Of that place.
Yesterday morning Father Kelly, the
priest OF 81. Patrick's Church, was cele-
brating mass In the presence OF his con-
gregation. He partook of about two
teaspooniuis of wine when he was at
once seized with great pains and burn
Ing sensation at the stomach. He re-
garded his symptoms as poisoning.
lie Immediately retired from the altar
and sent to drugstore for an antidote.
Father Kelly was deathly alex when con-
yeyed to his home, but an emetic saved
his life. 1t Is not known that he has an
enemy In the world. Ho is well-liked
by his congregation and every body In the
village.
The theory is that some one entered the
church by means Of q false key on Sun
day or Monday night and put the deadly
drug In the small bottle OF wine loft there.
Arsenic was was found scattered on the
table, on the altar and on tho floor. The
District Attorney and county officials are
Investigating the case.
One Of the parishioners went to Syra-
cuse to day to have the wine anal zed.
Several teSts were made, each disclosing z
the presence OF arsenic In large quaint.
ties. Father Kelly is resting quietly al
his home IN Oneida this evening, aud hii
symptoms are regarded % favorable.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

SAVANNAH, Oct. The lower by
draulic and the Tyler cotton congresses,
with five warehouses and 1000 bales OF
cotton were Lurned this morning. Three
vessels. the Napier, the Cypress and the
carlton, all British steamships, were
lying at the wharves In front OF the
burning buildings. For long time the
Carlton was in great danger. One side
OF her was blistered and the wharyes
took fire.
OF the 1000 bsles there will be scarcely
sny saved. The loss is estimated at
SiOO, 600. The Insurance on buildings,
presses, etc. is $50, 500 and $1,000 account.
ed for on the cotton. A great part OF the
cotton was covered by floating policies.
Tne destruction OF the presses will not
Interfere In any way In the handling OF
cotton. The reserve presses of tho
Savannah Cotton Press Association,
which controlled the burned presses, will.
be started tomorrow and their capacity
VIII more than equal that Of the h5 drau-
pic and Tyler presses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

SEATTLE, w. T., Oct. 9.-The United
States revenue cutter Rush arrived here
yesterday from Alaska. Lieutenant
Com mAnder Shepard was interviewed
about rumors current hsre for the last
few weeks that British Columbisns were
lying In wait for him to punish him for
stizipg British schconers.
The commander said be had not hsa-d
OF any such threats until be had read
them In the papers ON bis arrival at Port
Townsend. He said that ne did not be-
leve anything OF the kind had been ut
tered, and the statement must have
come from irresponsible parties.
If thers WAS any truth IN It, aud he
could have been spprised OF II IN time,
he would have steamed Into Victoria,
and would have shaken the American
flag In the faces Of the Victor,ans. He
said he was on good te ms personally
with the prominent men of Victoria,
and did not believe that any indigplty 10
an American government ship wo1d be
countenAnced by the people OF Victoria.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

DR.. w. D. Madden, prominent ply
sic!au, was killed on Wednesday at
Johnstuwn. Pa, by an express train
while trying 10 cross the track near the
depot.
The resignation of Owen A. Calvin,
United States Attorney for MassAchu.
setts, was accepted on Wednesday to
take effect upon the qualification OF his
successor.
Judge Day, In Auburn, New York, on
Wednesday filed decision affirming
the constitutional y of the Electric
Execution law. An appeal will be
taken.
Lester B. Faulkner, the convicted bank
wrecker, on Wednesday gave bail In
go, 900, At Buffalo, to await the result
oil The pending appeal In his case.
In Chicago, yesterday. Judge Baker re-.
fused to release Woodruff, ons OF the Gro
min suspects, OH his application for q
habeas corpus.
1t Ia alleged thEt trleh!ne have bsen
discovered in hogs imported from the
United States, in ean Louis Po,oti,
Mexico.
The portion OF the White Rouse open
TO visitors was crowded yesterday. The
President shook hands with nearly 1900
people.
The guns of the dynamite cruiser Veiu-
vlus were officially tested yesterday and
pronounced u success.
The east wing OF the State prison at
Detroit was burned yes eIdAy. Loss,
S25. 600.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

About Q o'clock yesterday afternoon
Thomas B. Coleman, d freight conductor
on the Delaware Railroad, had his right
foot badly crushed while attending to his
duties, near kldgely ttation. He was
brought to tbis city on the north bound
train, reaching here at 6.35 p. m, and
taken to Detective Jones room at the p. ,
w. & b. station. DIR. Draper attended
him and found 1t necessary 10 amputate
about one half his foot. After he had
somewhat recovered from the shock he
was placed In Wilmington Transfer
wagon aud removed to his residence, No.
s2i Poplar street, about $50 O'Clock last
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Several Casos Disposed Of at Two ses-
-sM sions.

several Cases Disposed Of at Two Sos
The following casfs were heard at last
evenings session Of the city court:
James Rooney, arrested by Officer
Heal Tor drunkenness, was fined 81 aud
costs.
Ellsworth Lilly, arrested by oNlcer
costs.
Patrick Flanagan arrested by Officer
crawford for drunkenness, was fined So
and costs.
Samuel Peterson, q colored boy, ar
ressed by officer Scott .or disorderly con-
duct, was discharged.
Samuel Booth, arrested by .CnlcAr
Brown Tor disorderly conduct, was dis.
charged upon payment OF costs, Si.75
=. AT this mornings session of court John
Taylor arrested by Officer Chsairs for
drunkenness, waS nned 81 and costs.
james Dougherty, arrested for drunk.
enness and disorder by Officer Chesirs,
was fined 80 and costs.
James Reynolds, arrested by Officer
Herby FOR drunkenness, was let 20 on
promise to leave the city.
James Wiley, oolored, was hned 90
and COSTS for disorder and drunkenness
and $40 and costs for breaking a show
window In the store Of Jsmes I. Mullir
Il Bon last night.
Harry Hall, o colored boy, charged
with assault and battery upon william
Reed, a a9-year-old boy, was held for {
further hearing tomorrow.
John w. Gibbons, charged with as
sault and battery upon his wife, was dis
charged, as his wife failed to appear
against him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. O.-Chalkley
Leconey was indicted yesterday by the
grand jury of Camden county OF the
murder Of his neice, Annie K. Leconey.
Four witnesses were examined. County
Physician Iszard described tho nature OF
the wounds and the condition oi the
body. GSrrett Murray, the hired man,
gave an account OF Leconey's actions on
the morning OF the murder, and William
Smith described LecOney's visit 70 his
shauty and the conversation between
him aud the accused. Francis Lingo,
the 0rst suspect, was questioned for
nearly an hour. Before he was admitted
to the jury room he was put In the room
adjoining the ofice Of Sheriff Baird. He
said to q reporter that the only fear he
had was at frat, when he was afraid that
during the excitement he would get
hanged for the crime. The trial will
not take place until the latter part of this
month.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

T'ne cneapest hat house IN tho city
Runford Bros. 4OG Market street.
Gold specs, q, Williamson. lO5 W. sth.
Try guSh's coal; YOU will like 1t.
American Laundry. COZ West Froutlt.
Try Bush's coal; you will surely like
Cupping aud leecling, 1888 E. secondit.
Fine ISK. Rings at Hani's, Is E. ith street.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist. 5th aud King.
Shirts, 1Oc. collars aud cuIis, &c. each. City
Steam Laundry, 9th anu Shlpley streets.
Jos. Ii. Greenman q Bon, AZ King street.
Wall paperB and window shades At reduced
prices.
general reduction In wall papers and win-
dow shades al DOS. Il. Greenman n Son. All
King street..
II you want cheap picture frames go to q.
X. Baugh, 21a West Second street. have the
largest stock in Delaware. Come and see lor
yonrbelvcs.
Ross. 2iO Mark Ct street has the largest and
cheapest stOc Ot hats, white shirts, UNDER
wear neckwear aud hosiery In the cltY. Call
and see hllE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10
. A Bullet Wound In His Head,

PHILApELPHA, Oct. l0.-An un-
known man was yesterday found in
Fox's woods, near 0lney, with bullet
hole In his head. In hts possession was
q revolver, two shells of which had been
discharged. The only thing indicating
his Identification was . key ring tag,
upon which was inscribed, "Panhd
Forbes, 1885," aud piece of metal upon
which was scratched the word Consho.
hocken."
The msu Is described as being abou, 81
years Of age, 8 feet 8 inches In height
weight 145 pounds, oi dark complexion
dark brown hair and small mus
tache, aud wore black derby hat and
dark clothing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

Harry Hart, No. Sl6 Market street, the
New York Clothing Manufacturing Com
pany, has decided 20 retire from the re-
tail clothing business, aud advertise their
entire stock Of mems, youths and boys
and chill ljren's clothing II. prices VIII ch
will make them go. This Is genuine
sale, no humbug, bankrupt or DIRE salo of
clothing, but n sale caused by their decl-
sion TO quilt the retail clOthing business.
and by the decision lots Of people eau get
doing business has always been square
and straight. No missli,tements or false
representations, and when thls sale is ap-
nounced you eau depend upon It being
Just as advertised.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10
A 100000 Residence Burned

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 10.--The
splendid house OF Clement StudebAker,
at South Bend, Indiana, was destroyed
by fire early yesterday morning, only the
walls being let standing. The 1re
started In q closet where some oil4o ed
rags had been thrown by painters. O3ly
Mrs. studebaker and her krandchild
ware at home at the time, end they
and the servants narrowly escaped,
Mrs. etudebhker being dangerously
burned. Mr.. Studebhker was sent Us a
member Of the PAn-Ameriean Congress,
which he was TO have er tertAined IN bis
house Oh the 18th inst. The burned resi-
denco cost about $500, 900; IL was oil
stone. and, being considered practically
hreproof, was insured for only $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

wILLIMASTIo, Conn. Oct. o-The
Pan-American Congressional delegates
arrived tere at noon to-day. They were
met by committee from Hartford, In
cluding Governor Bulkeley, Senator Haw-
ley and Col. A. o. Barbour, and escorted
to tho Willimantic Thread Company 3
Works, which they inspected an hour,
showing marked interest in all the pro-
cesses They left here about 1 o'clock
for South Manchester
Hartford, Conn, Oct. 0.-The Pan
American delegates arrived at South
Manchester at y o'clock this afternoon
and visited the extensive silk mills OF
Cheney Bros. At the Town Hall an er-
hibit Of the mills products in finished
silk goods was made, and each visitor " as
presented with sllken souvenir.
Hartford was reached st S.25, and the
tourists were driven to the various manu-
factories, including the Colt factory,
where the Colt revolvers and the phoDo.
graph are made; the Weed Sewing Ma.
chine Company, tie Government Enve-
lope Works and many others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

~ A. Es'A,l Groccrs Association last
ash' H-ie treated to most interesting
49,, - "a Tea, its cultivation, trans
so''l'3n AID adulteration," in their
i 11"g y. : 10 lao Red Mems Hall, by Mr.. A.
N. "t-lard, Of Philadelphia, representing
t.' M Iilh " 7. Rodgers & Co., extensive
.NpeTisss. Mr.. Neeland being
,'iI I nay Nth his subject, made spicy
n oi nearly two hours, which was
~ NJ enjoyed by the interested au-
c. n.S. hl' addrsss, II published would
,as, n.se ,amphlet that would be eagerly
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-10

wAsuINGToN, Oct. 1n.--The Trlennial
Coucisve Of Kulgbts Templsr was re-
sumed in Washington yesterday. The
action Of tla Grand Master IN issuing an
edict against The Iowa Commnndery was
sustained. several OF the visiting com.
u.ande'ies gave an exhibition drill in the
morning, and there wac much visiting at
the different headquarters. In the even
ing there WAS reception at the White
II use, in which the President and Mrs.
Cabinet aud their wives.