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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

SANTA FE, Nov. 6.-0ne OF the sever
est snow aud wind storms in the history
OF New Mexico has prevailed for the
past three days and reports are being re-
ceived OF great damage to live stock on
the northern ranges. A number oil cow
boys and sheep heiders havo been lost
and IL 10 feared they have perished. All
The trains are from five to twelve hours
late and the snow pl,ws are kept In con-
slant operation on the Ruton aud Glori-
eLLA MOuniaIns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06
Christmas Bazaar at Newport.

The young laiies of Newport are pre-
pairing u grand bazaar aud fair TO be held
in the Red Mems Hall In that place, and
judging from the extensive prenaraiioDa
II will be well worthy of patron 10y all
the citlzens. IL will commence Dece mber
i1th and Coniifu ue until the 14th. An
entertainment will be given each evening
Tree. Oysters and ice cream will be fur
nished Tor the inner man, and everything
will be done TO ainuse AID entertain.
Hamburger & Son have kindly contrib
uted suit OF clothes; Wanamaker has
made hem p,endid present, and many
others have pobly given to help them
a 'ong. A prl gram will be given in this
paper of the entertainments daily while
the bazaar Is going on entering into all
OF the particul lars.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06
Rough Handling Causes Death.

NonRIsTowN, Nov. 5.-William Null
len, while intoxicated last night, visited
the Baker Hotel and when ordered to
leave the place refused 10 go. Cyrus
Baker, proprietor of the hotel, 1T is al
legged, put him out by force, throwing
him down several steps to The sidewalk.
This evening Mullen died OF fractured
skull.
Within an hour afler his death war
rant was issued for Bakers arrest under
directions of the District Attorney.
When the officers went to Paker's hotel
10 serve the warrant II was found that he
had left, and the officers have go far been
unable to find him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

The regular monthly meeting of ST..
Mar,'s I. A. B. Society was held last
evening at their rooms On East Sixth
street near Pine, when six new members
were admitted and twenty proposed.
Addresses were made by Fathers Flynn
and de Ruyter, and John f. Miller pre-
sentad the society with seventeen vol
umes OF the "Livlng Age" The con-
sideration of the proposition to organize
q library and debating society was post
pOnel until next week. J.. ". Murdcck
was elected steward, aud the following
directors were elected TO serve during the
ensuing year: Frank Boyle, James Ma
lone and John Donahoe. The rooms oi
the society have been heated by a large
portable heater, which was placed in the
cellar during the past week, and other
improvements will be made before Christ
mas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

correspondence of the NREPUnLIcAN.
WleGINs, W. Va. Nov. 4, 1854
correspondent writing from Carlisle. Pa.
mentions what he terms peculiar freak.
An apple tree In that place, he aays, has
borne q second crop OF fruit. I have on
several occasions noticdd this. and at the
present TIME Two apple trees In my or
cnard nave taken on new crop Of bios
SONS, and pear tree borne second
crop OF pears, which, however, cannot
mature, besides this the trees on the bor-
ders % our GreenbrleE river have been
sending out fresh green leaves within the
past two weeks. In noticing this an old
darkey fri nd Of mine Gays, "Dis is the
thing spoken of In ldetcriptures wien II
says de time will cum when YOU can 4 tell
ue summer from de winter, nor de winter
from de summer, Ms de leaves will Away 8
he green and do fruit growing"
The thermometer has averaged $50 for
TIE past month, and Il is very pleasant
tonight.
! contemplate coon hunt to- might;
seldom. 60 without returning with al
least possum or @ ION. To-nigh. the
moon is bright and the prospect fair foi
fuccessiul hunt. ! can run some three
miles on hunt, night or day, and think
this pretty good at so years OF age, ant
withal thank the Ggver of every good
and perfect gilt for His mercy TO me. GOD
has been good TO US dill, and / hope III,
will so order II that Grubb, Mahone ant
Foraker may each succeed In Tomorrow
conflict. l like your attention 10 the tai
collectors. w, d. w,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06
The Right of Suffrage,

Right OF suffrage ts n fundamental ana
indispensable principle Of popular self
government. II Ia No sacred as the very
existeI c. OF or country, our peace, hap
piness, prosperity, liberty and all the
b blessings of Republican government.
Whoeoever suoydrts this principle, IN
Its practical operation, 10 a traitor and
enemy Of our country. And this 1, true
whatever be tho plausibillty Of his trick
cry, fraud or neg igence by which he exc
cules his tfeachery II 1t be done by q
conspiracy Of persdns so much the worse
Right must ultimately get to the top
among righteo no people. Hence the
Democratic otilciAle, the Democratic O
faction that sustuins Their traitorous
robbery OF American citizens OF their
light Of suffrage aud the Democ attic
party that Is guilty OF the sin OF
mission is not publicly condemning such
political iniqu ty are guilty OF political
criue, and be ore the tribunal Of Amer-
eau popular opinion are proved guilty.
tried and condemned. Every honest and
Intelligent man, with any love OF country
In bis heart whereby he would save q
| great nation from anarchy and ruin,
| must copscientioHsly condemn the Demo.
| cratic party aud Its Democratic traito..
Gus officials.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

The regular weekly meeting of the
street and Sewer Directors wa held last
evening. The payroll amounting to
t6o8.lS WIS ordered paid. John Finn
was notified to pave the sidewalk In front
oil his property on the north side OF Front
street between Market and King; G. M.
Horn was granted permission to drain a
house and stable on Church street near
Taylor; Thomas Riley to drain Nos. 40
and 7lZ King streets; John @. Brison to
drain No. S4l Orange street: N. b. Cul-
bert to drain houses ON Ninth street
above Harrison; q. NJ. Goodiug TO drain
his house at Eighth and Madison streets;
Miller Il jenkins TO drain No. sos West
street; q. W. Weldin was ordered TO re-
pair his sidewalk at Seventh and King
streets.
The balance In bank to current ex-
penses was reported TO be $5l ,431. l2; in-
tercepting sewer, $3.50 3. N. Smeltz
reported market collections amounting
to Sl19.09. City Auditor Newell re-
ported collections for liens amounting to
SiG0.07.
The deed for q street was sent to the
Lobdell Car Wheel Company, that COM
pany having aereoi to accept II. The
city retains q portion OF G street aud all
OF Duncan avenue.
Communications from Walker &
Elliott and The Hopes and Townsend
Company, asking TO be allowed TO fence
In Second street below Lombard, were
re.erred to the city solicitor.
The city engineers were instructed Ia
measure curbing on the north side oil
Eighth street from DUPONT to Union
&reets.
Assistant Engineer T. Chalkley Hatton
asked for and was granted permission t.
make tests during the winter of brand.
OF cement, for the purpose OF adopting
tbs best brand Tor use by the city. IL |,
known that some brands OF cement used
are almost worthless. Ths best ,raud |.
needed for the construction OF the inter
cepting sewer.
A resolution to fix and establish the
grade, height OF the curb and width o.
sidewalks on Parrish stree, between
Second and Third, was adopted.
| 1t being reported to the board that thu
plumber doing the work on W. +. Seeds
houses ON Fourth street, below Washing
ton, was violating the plumbing ordi
nance, the Street Commissioner was in
struc:ed to issue q warrant for his srres
unless he desists within 4S hours ant
complies with the ordinance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

READING, Pa, Nov. 8. "A gang of
desperate trapps carly this morning ter
rcrized The ctew OF freight train which
they boarded near Hamburg. When they
arrived here they attempted to capture
an engine taking water in the freight
yard. Then the gang attacked some Of
the car inspectors near the oil house,
and coming down the railroad to the
Seventh street crossing grastod pedes.
triau, who W Rs passing, and were pro.
ceedng to baat him when they were eet
upon by the Dfilotrs. Five were captured
and three Escaped. Among those who
escaped was one who was thought to be
Of the gang hat made murderous at
tack upon Officers Wsrtmap and Keucher
at Monocaey a lew months ago, leaving
them for dead,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

Inspection Of the militia will be held
by Inspector General Armstrong, as fol.
lows:
Company f, Wyoming, November 7 at
Up. III. Company ID, Dover, November
z. at $50 p. IN; Company B. Milford,
Hoveml er s, a. . p. m; Company G
Geor- etown, November p. N; Com
pany /. Laurei, November ii at 8,
p III; Company II, New Castle, Novem-
ber IL, at 7.30 p, m; Companies A,
c, f aud Troop b, Milm ngton, No
vember 10, at 7.3O p. M.
General Armstrong will be assisted by
Lieutenant Colonel w. 4. Records and
Major George Leroy Brown, rssiatant
adjutaDt N. G, d., and Hist Lieutenant
IL g. A.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

ROCKFORD, Ills., Nov. q In his dis
course here on Mo9day night, Evangelist
Moody said that be had Just received a
draft for t2,s09 from o man who had
been u Canadian smuggler, aud who
had been converted under his ministra-
tions. Mr.. Moody lad told him that II
bis salvation were 10 be made sure he
NUT make complete restitution 10 the
Government which he had defrauded
The man asked Mr.. Moody TO send this
DRAFT to tue proper authorities oil the
Government, aud snid 1t was the total
amount out OF which he had deirauded
the country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

Several weeks ago William ID. Wood
ward, the popular saloon keeper, SIMPLIFY
street above Sixth, commenced tearing
out the old frame building IN whlch ne
was located, preparatory 70 erecting
substantial brick structure, anu maue u
wager with friend that he Wouiu NOT
close bis place OF business DAY on &C
count thereof. 1t looks as II he will win,
as the hnildIng is rapidly nearing COM
pleti0n and he has not peen CLOSED DAY
vet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

The funeral of John Cook, an old SOL
dler formerly OF Company q, First Della
ware Regiment, took place yesterday
afternoon from his late residence, No.
1889 Ell zabeth street. The Rev. ID. H..
Corkran oi Epwotth NJ. Z. Church cor
Quoted the religious services. The
luEeral was attended by delegation
from sInyth Post, No. l, @. A. Il al
though the deceased was not member.
The remains were Inferred In the soldiers
ground iu the Whining on aud Brandy
wine Cemetery in accordance with the
impressive ritual OF the g. A. X ait;r
which Il salute was fired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

DuSKIRK, N. Y, Nov. 6--The strike
of moulders In the Brooks Locomotive
Works In this place has ended. The
men returned TO work yesterday ON con-
dllion that the union is not to interfere
with the managers employing such men
as they choose. The men discharged
will not be reinstated.
The miners strike At Spring Valley,
IlliLois, 10 thought to be virtually set
tied. A contract has been mailed TO
President Scott, which It is thought be
will accept, as It Is his own contract
eighty modified.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.--The Cotton
Exchange issued statement yesterday,
based on official returns Of the different
exchanges, making the average weight OF
2,0lS,7li bales Of this years cotton crop,
embracing port receipts from September
lst to October 3ist, aud overland to
November 1st, Inclusive, sos 2..l01
pounds per bale. The detail by sections
are; Texas, 5S4 24.l00 pounds; Louisiana
400 e0-l00; Aiabams, 500; Ge, rgia, 498
7l-100; South Carolina. 400; Virginia,
4e4 45-t0o; North Carolina, 800, and
Tennessee, SOL 47.l00. compared with the
September weights. Tue ayersge OF the
cotton belt for the two months together
Is 10 42-l0O pounds Yer bale lighter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

The annual meeting Of Calvary Guild
was held last evening In the lecture room
Of the church, and an organization
effected for the winters work. The reg
ular meeting night was changed from
Thursday 10 Tues ay evening OF each
week. The following officers were elect
I'd: The ReT. David Howard, president;
James ID. Carter, vicc-president; Miss
Jo ephine Mclaughlin, secretary Miss
Kate Klenle, treasurer. A COMMITTEES
WAS appointed to arrange for feries OF
lecture, to be given ON the third Tuesday
OF each month.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

DIR. J. NJ. Curtis will sell thirty-taree
Hostein- Fresian cattle at public sale to-
morrow Thursday afternoon, tho 7th
inst, at the stables of Jester u Nc
Daniel. No. 4l9 Wast Front street. These
cattle represent The very best milk and
butter strains OF this breed. The original
herd was selected BY DIR. Curtis himfeli
IN Holm aud purchased directly from
the breeders. This 10 the first herd im-
ported directly into this State, and to
have It taken out of 1t will be q loss to
our tanning community. Those Interested
can obtain catalogues aud terms by ap-
plying directly to DR.. Curtis, Whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

with It's wealth OF scenic elects, comes to
Proctor's Grand Opera House for three
nights and Saturday matinee, oommen-
oing Tomorrow evening. The play 10 full
OF strong situations and startling cll-
makes. The company carry carload Of
scenery, comprising some OF the promi.
neut places In London, the Crystal Palace,
Piccsdilly at night, Hyde Park corners,
the effects OF an English mad-house, a
real horse and cab, IN l.rieged ship at
sea, aud rain storm OF real water. The
company have been selected with great
care. aud includes Misc Matte Earl, late
with Miss Clara Morde;. Walter F,ssler,
I. j.. Branek, Frank Moy hohan and
others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06
Library Of Congress


LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. Sat a meet
ing OF Cigar Makers Union, No. 2j7, oi
this city, last evening, IL WAS resolved
that the union make an effort to bring
about federation OF the different trade
aud labor organizations Of ceutrAi Penn
svlvania and by unity OF action cause
the Organization OF all the working peo-
pie under its Jurisdiction. Ptiladelphia
aud Phtsburg have ORGANIZATIONS Of this
character, but none exist in central Penn.
sylvania.
Under the plan contemplated each or.
ganizatlon will be independent. but the
by Legislative body composed Of dele
gates from all the unions represented.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

MISSEAPoLis. Nov. Ca telegram
from Duluth says that the details OF a
real esiate fraud perpetrated by swlnd-
lers OF Minneapolis aud Indiana were
exposed yesterday. The victims are very
numerous aud are mostly persons living
In Minneapolis and In the southern part
OF Minnesota aud Indiana. A division
OF niue miles from Duluth, where land
Is worth s10 per acre. was plated and
given similar name TO tnat Of valu-
able division inside the city. Over 1887,
600 worth OF transfers, many OF them, oi
courte, fictitious, were recorded, some Of
them yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06
railroad Acc den, Near Reading.

READING, Pa, Nov. Sat Exeter
Station, Ave mile below this ely, early
this morning, q Reading Railroad coal
train parted bae OF the tank, on the
down grade. 0te OF the crew went
back on the train, when the main train
struck the rear end OF the tanklng,
breaking the pllmping car and forcing
the tank against the ilrebox of the en-
giDe. Brakemah Emmon Good, OF Lees.
port, was caught betee the tank and
boiler, and had both legs crushed. He
died shortly after being brought to this
city. John +. Long, conductor, OF Lees
port, and Samuel Stoyer, fireman, of
Hamburg, wert both severely trnised.
Not a single chr was thrown from the
track
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

WAsHISdToN, Nov. 5.--George Bid
we'll, who was connected with the great
Bank OF England iorReries years ago, had
an interview with Solicitor Walker Blaine
at the State Department to-day in regard
TO his brother, who ia serving life sem
tence In England for his completely In the
iorgeries. Both Bidwells arc citizens OF
the United states, and George Is eudeav-
orlng to have this Government do some
thing towar rds securing Lis brothers G.
lease. George Bidwell was pardoned IN
1855, and since his release las published
book of Mis- experiences.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

All those persons who are impressed
with the idea that tho Washington Opti-
cal Co., No. 305 Market street, is but
temporary here are mistaken. We are
here and prepared to stay; we call this
our home; we give satisfaction iu all
dealings; we are relisble. You want your
eyes fitted. We arc the only optician In
this city, and you viii save time, money
and trouble TO call on us at once. Proi.
We'll, OF 90 years experience, understands
his business and examines your eyes Tree
OF charse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06
,eae IS NO MISTAKE OF
$4,000
.,,,opubl,,an's" Figures Pract Ii
cs,.a-rlror he'ar"' sss'ss''--.
-, court salaries ss.oa5.oI.
Collectors salaries sIs.-
7.9o6-County Debt
s557.OOo.
,,,., oS DEBT ANNUALLY
sg7,7a5.5O.

c.vvcry Evening affects to have d's-
luo sr ,rror ia the kEruBLicAN's
e,',J' e,J', AZ, of the error list returned by
o'"'., @"n,,y lax collectors for the year
,ss @ 1t gives the tabulAtiou OF the NE.
,g@,c,y. aud It's own tabuiation, anu
~ The dilcrcnce in iaycr OF user
s,ae, s,n 40 90 II Is wrong, and the KEpuB-
..,c,x mac,lrally correct, as Will De
lna ,I, shown. When the REPUBLICAN
' a,jl.r made out his tabular statoment
4. ,3,r,d 10 pages 81, 6S, "a. 60 and Us
y he state Auditors report oil the
s,,nrss Of New Castle county.
Whe,e elre could he turni What
,.v,r authority cou'd be hayes lie
,s,re found that Brandywine Hundred 70
tegln With, WAS credited with So4I.so.
,,,Sr. n for county aud poor taxes; ysl.00,
,nos IN railioAd taxes, aud silo.ov,
,uo,s % on dog taxes. The errors on
,onniv and Poor taxes alone was entered
"a Ms ,nbulated statement. That was all
n, compller wanted or needed, as that
,l,m alouc Affected the poll taxes and the
inpchise, Leaving Brandywine Hundred
n. compiler came next to the Northern
D.,het Of wilmington, Patrick Neary
Co'ltc,or Here the assessment errors
v,r all punched together In one sum
and that sum was ti2, 156.O3. THIS sum
vas carta iuto the table. NO other
.rrors we're found In the Auditors
aesoutt ,.
Passing on to the southern District,
John 7. Diekey collector, his errors also
were punched aud the amount was
ys.G35lG. That amount was also car
lid Iutn the compiler's tatlc.
Some Of the other hundreds were
buucLed In tie same way, but where
,yt tie trrors were itemized only the
,mouu, OF errors OF the county and poor
hIswa, used. In order 20 make every
ihrg plain and ineligible the Following
hble has been prepared:
ERRORS FOR 1886 RETURNED.
County
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

PrITsToN, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Rabbit, a
s!ster-in-law OF James Giynn, suspected
of poisoning, and daughter OF Mr..
CraghiD, the first victim OF the supposed
poisoning, died this AFTERNOON alter
twenty eight hours Of great agony. she
was regarded as an important witness m
the coming trial OF MIR, and Mrs. Glynn,
now in prison here and to be tried at tue
present session OF court. The coroner
Will investigate Tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

The following changes in names OF
stations on the Wilmington & Northern
Railroad were made on November lat,
1889: DUPONT will hereafter be known
as Montchanln Centre will hereafter be
known as Guyencourt. The new siding
of L. 1. DUPONT de Nemours q Co., op
Roekland branch, will be known as Du-
Popt siCing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

Mrs. Joseph Stocckle is confined to her
bed with sickness. She has not been in
good health since her return from
Europe.
JOSEPH Messing, hotel proprietor, Filth
and Monroe streets, Is confined TO his
room with something like dropsy.
Charles W. Edwards, of the Evening
Journal, is lying very Ill at his home oi
typhoid fever.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

The sale Of imported Holstein Tresian
cattle, by DIR. Curtis, will take place at
the stables of Jester q Mcdaniel TO-
morrow (Thursday) afternoon. Farmers
who wish 10 improve their herds should
take this opportunity to do 80. stidham,
tie auciioneer, will explain their merits
at the sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06
a MasnifIcent Number.

The American Musician Of October 20
was great number indeed, and the sup
plements were excellent. The Musician
is beyond doubt the best musical journal
In the United States, and should be sub
scribed for by every musician in this
city. Mr.. j. Leonard johnson is the
Wilmington representative OF this excel
lent Journal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

The first sociable of the Wiley Senate
was held last evening, in the Churchman
Building, Tenth aud Market streets, and
was largely attended. Everybody seemed
to enjoy themselves, nothing occurring
during the evening to mar the pleasure
OF the participants. Music was furpished
by Messrs. Elliott aud B.eyer. In other
" ords the sociable was success finan'
riallv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Coroner aendigs
has rendered bis verdict upon the Mount
Auburn inclined plane accident In winch
six persons lost their lives. He says tue
Immediate cause was the failure oil the
pilot, Charles Goble, to properly WORK
the throttle and thereby stop the car.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

Thos. Ogram Is about completing a
new house at Brackebville.
Howard Taylor. son OF John Tay or,
Brark' nville, Is on the sick list.
Victor Gibhart has purchased his
brother William Gibharts building and
ground at Hockessin.
Hockessin aud EbeneEer NJ. E. charge
has purchased site for parsonage and
appointed building committee.
VIM. Gibhart, aon Of Frank Gibhart, OF
Brackenville. is studying medicine In the
homeopathic college, Phila ,e phia.
d nice lew bridge over Mill Creek TO
'ako 'he place Of the one washed away by
the ilcod, has been completed at Brackin-
vile under the supervision OF Road Com
missioner Phillip Chandler.
Geo. Niver ]. o. OF @. r., Grand Lee
turer, of New York, addressed meetings
In the ". Il Church at Hoekessin, Mon
day evening, he also spoke at kbnezsr,
Sunday evening.
Tuesday, the farm of Joseph Rider,
deceased, on the road leading from Sta n
ton to Cbristiana, and containing SO
acres, was sold 10 George Lodge, Esq,
for 81 %.