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Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
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ssnersI Msnassr. General Pa.ssnssr AGENT
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Let rhe,n Couna

Some Of our Democratic friends an
very much concerned now about the
English manufacturers coming over ia
this country II the Mckinley tari3 hill
becomes law. They say that II they
are not permitted to send their goods
here as they have been doing they
will come here themselves and esta6-
lish works and undersell American
manufacturers and then they cay that
II Is as broad a. II d long and We might
a. well let the tariff alone, or reduce Il
70 the Mills tariff. People who talk
that way do not know what thsy afs
saying. Al least they do mot understand
the subject. We have NO doubt that
as predicted some Of the English man.
ufacturers would establish branches in
America or remove here altogether,
but what would be the consequence I
They would have to pay Ameri-
can wages and ifthey afterwards make
better goods and undersell our home
manufacturers the fault would lay with
the latter. II they bring their help
with them they add TO the population
and become benefit 10 the home mar
ket; 1t they leave their help behind
them and employ American workmen
they benefit the workmen. We are
not anxious TO fill up our country with
foreign manufacturers, but we cannot
prevent them coming here. but a. they
will come 1t is better to have them
come paying American wages than TO
come paying English wages.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
A Talk with Ex.secrstary Dsyard,

From tile Baltimore sun.
Ex-eecretary OF State b Blyard. OF Dsla-
ware, was In Baltimore for short while
on Wednesday. Mr.. bayard wAs the
guest Of Mr.. H. g. Davis, and came to
the city to make the trip over the Wesl
Virginia Central and Plttsburg Rail way,
10 which company ho 10 interested ss q
stos khold,r. He had . pie ant smile and
kind word tor those OF bis Baltimore
friends who called to see him. When
questioned about the political situation
In Delaware, Mr.. Bsyard said the people
of hie State wero an honest, hard.
working class In whose good judgment
and sound sense he had the utmost con-
fidence, and he did not think any thing
would stand in the way Of continued
Democratic success In Delaware. He
had not descended, he said, to factional
politics and could give no Information on
discuss national politics with the view of
naming candidates, and the most i'm.
portsnt thug, naturally, to-day was the
dire calamity with which the country
was threateaed by saddling 1t with a
silver basis, as was indicated by the vote
taken IN the Senate ON Tuesday.
MIR. Bayard spoke kindly OF Baltimore
and her people, and sad that he felt q
deep interest In everything concerning
Maryland. He read the Sun, he said,
with great interest and pleasure while
enjoying the solitude of Ills home, and
admired the paper for the consistent
course It had always pursued. 1t was,
In bis opinion, one Of the best conducted
journals in tie country.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

The ACTION OF the City Council
last night pos,pones the contest on the
selection OF police signal telegraph
system until next Monday night. This
will give City Councilmen and the
citizens In general an extended oppor,
tunity OF examining the system and
deciding upon their merits, or the
merits Of one above the other. There
seems now TO be but two competitors
10 the field, the other two having
dropped out OF sight. Between the
Gaynor and the Gamewell sy stems the
selection has to be made. Casual OBJ
servers can see no difference between
them. What one can do the other cal
DO, and 50 tar as merit Ia concerned i
comes down to q mere matter of cost
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

THE Pennsylvenia Railroad Com
pany has issued beautifully illustrated
pamphlet of 230 pages, with map &c.
compartments, OF summer excursion
routes. As may be imagined, the
pamphlet ia gem of neat typographi.
cal, photographic and elecirotyping art,
making q handsome souvenir for trav.
elers. No railroad in the United State,
can afford such varied panorama o
prairie and mountain, hillside ant
plain, lake and seashore scenes as the
Pennsylvania Company, and there /.
no other company that endeavors II
look more alter the comfort and con.
venience of It's patrons.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

NEXT TUESDAY is the day Sc. for the
consideration OF the Federal Election
bill in the House of Representatives.
Some of the Democrats have made an
effort to ascertain if any OF the Repub-
licans are likely 10 vote against the
measure, but Mr.. Coleman of Louis.
lana is the only member about whom
there is any doubt. Mr.. Ewart of
North Carolina opposed the bill in
caucus on Monday night but he say
he viii vote Tor it on its final passage.
II Mr. Coleman only votes against The
bill, and there is no certainly that he
will do go, the Republicans will be sol
Id in It's supportland the bill will have
some eighteen majority.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

NOTICE.
IN TREASURY DErARTNKNT,SrATEo OF !
DELAwARE, NEW CASTLE, june l9, 1870. I
An act taxing manufnotur Of spiritu-
Gus or alcoholic liquors TOR sale.
Every manufacturer OF spirituous or
alcoholic liquors for salo shall pay to the
state Treasurer on or before the first
day OF January. OF each year, u tax OF
ten cents per gallon for every gallon OF
such liquors manufactured by him for
sale during the preceding. year, an nc
count of which. supported by tho AMI
davit of such manufacturer, shall be
furnished by him to the State Treasurer
on or before the said day. such man
ufacturer shall not furnish such account
by the day aforesaid and pay ut the same
timc the said tax to the state Treasurer,
he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined
any sum not exceeding five hundyed
dollars.
II the tax mentioned In tho foregoing
section now due and payable by the
manufacturer MS aforesaid, and Is not
paid without any further and unneces.
-nry delay, shall notify the Attorney
General of such default by n manufact.
urer, in order that indictment again st
him may be laid before the grand jury.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
jl9-tf State Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
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Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
NrOTIun

NroTiCn.
IN TRKAsuEr DEP .srArr
DkLAwAll,NBw CAnTLn. June ". 1880.
An act taxing Telegraph and Telephone
d,SnE arm IL y sn,s S,c.s
tioa owning. maintatnins or operating
any line or lines Of telegraph or tele-
phone within this State, shall BE- subject
to taxation for tho use Of the State In
niaaa n ss assa .Sa
nunlly on tho first day Of July, com-
mencing with the flrst day Of July, A.
D- 1859. pay to the State Trsasurcr for
the use OF the State, a tax Of sixty 1922
In the stats, tax OF thirty ts0, cents pcr
mile for the next longest wire, and
twenty (20) cents per mile for oach and
evory other wire owned. maintained and
operated within the State. BY each such
Individual, iirm or corporation; nd IL
shall be. and is hereby made the duty Of
every such individual firm or corpora
tion annually on the hrst day of June.
commencing with the first day OF June,
A. D., 1850. to make and deliver to the
verified by the oath Of such individual
or one of tho members Of such firm, or
by the president, general manager or
treasurer or such corporation, showing
ed, maintained or operated within this
State by any such Individual, flrm or
corporation. and also designating tho
length and location of the longest and
next longest wires of each, and In case
of the refusal or omission OF any indi-
vidual, firm or corporation to make aud
deliver such statement, the State Treas
urer shall be and he is hereby authorized
empowered and directed to make an
assessment ol the tax hereby supposed
upon the best information he may he
able to obtain. and adding to the sum of
the tax go assessed a penalty Of twenty
nve t2s, asr cent, and demand payment
OF the whole from the individual, firm or
corporation SO In default. Provided that
the estimate SO to be made by the State
Treasurer In such case shall be final and
conclusive on the party so in default.
In case OF the omission or refusal OF
any party hereby liable under this act to
pay tho tax by this act imposed within
thirty days after IL II due. the State
Treasurer shall be, and he Is hereby au-
thoyized, empowered and directed to
dtstrafn upon any personal property Of
the party so In default, md having given
notice I'm writing ofsuch seizure and dis
trcss, TO sell tho said property 30 seized
and distrained on ten day notice by ad-
vertisements posted in five public
places OF the county wherein such prop
erty shall have been seized.
The telegraph and telephone compan-
please give this matter their immediate
attention. WILLIAM HERBERT,
1i9-tf state Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Coal, wood, Oats.

You get a big load Of wood, and we
guarantee ., ,240 pounds Of good, clean
coal in every ton you order from A.
Sergeant, No. 106 Maryland avenue
or Seventh and King rtreets. Our
coal is under cover and screened under
our own supervision. Kindliug wood in
large loads, Western oats q speciality,
balsd hay and straw by the ton. Yard,
LOG Maryland avenue. Telephone, 54S.
Central ofiics, 7th and King streets
Telephone 5S7. Open In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

ONE OF THE leaders of the Republi-
can party will, it is said. contribute 10
the July number Of the North Ameri-
can Review an adverse criticism on
the action OF Speaker Reed in Con
gress. Tie article is said to he an
unusually striking one, but every
effort is TO be made 10 conceal the
identity OF the author. This will bt
refreshing. We have been accuslom
ed TO adverse criticisms from Demo
Gratis but IL will be something now L
have 1t from Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

"WnY DON'T you pitch into Lynch
and Kirk and row them up salt riverP''
said an enthusiastic partisan to the
REPUBLICAN q day or two ago. With
all due deierence TO our enthusiastic
friend and the exuberance of bis
political feeling, We reply that We dc
not intend to do SO without good and
sufficient cause. Whenever they do
anything that is discreditable and dis.
honorable as candidates they will
most assuredly hear from the RE.
PUBLICAN, but we do not intend tc
thro Y mud at our opponents simply
because they choose 10 be Democrats.
So far as we are concerned the Re
publican candidates for sheriff and
coroner will receive an active support
instead OF violent denunciation with.
out cause of their opponents.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

SENATOR BUTLER, Of South Caro-
lima, Of oil the United States Senators
Y the most violent against the Federal
Hasction bill presented In Congress,
bat NO Slate In the Union has more
qesd OF such law % South Carolina
1hs only difference the law would
Qske b that 6iAte would be that the
etats, With her ~, 600 Republican ma
1osast, would send two Rspublican
6Aaseess 70 Consesss instead OF two
Uswo6gAis - now. This Is what con
ODsns eeAster Buslal.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

AND SO THE English are raising
''boo1le" 10 defeat the Mckinley tariff
bill. The Tin Plate Record claims
/ rditorially that the tin plate importers
-sA aha eoanity nn,s been assessed
$40, 600 and the English Syndicate
which controls the manufactures and
miLe, In Monmouthshire and CorL-
wall, have augmented this sum to
nearly million of dollars in order to
defoat the tin plate clause in the Nc
Kinley tariff bill. Here Is a pretty
Kettle OF mixed fish. The Democrats,
the free traders OF England and thrse
.fourths OF the Irish Americans exiled
from home by British oppression, com
tining together to keep the munufac
lure of tin ware over in Wales instead
OF having it done OF home. And
doodle, too who would have though,
~
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

WHY is II that the culture OF tobacco
has not been more extensively intro
duced into Delaware2 Almost every.
thing that thrives well elsewh here does
well In our State, but somehow our
farmers are shy about embarking in
tobacco raising. An exchange states
lhat In 1884 the culture of tobacco wal
Introduced into Nash County, NORTH
Carolina, that one thousand tobacco
barns have already been erected, ant
many more will be before the crol
mstuFes. Many Of the farmers hav'
cleared from $500 to e40O per acre
figures which are rarely squslled any
where.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
VIII Huil<i N Hall

The Brownson Library Society, having
decided 10 build hall, a lot has been Sc
cured Ut Fourth and jackson streets,
and the work will shortly be commenced.
1t will be three stories high, 40x6D feet,
and the estimated cost is 5000. The
building will be used for meetings, en-
tertainments and reading rooms. Or
July the society will have their annual
excursion to Birmingham Park, when
Father Birmingham Will deliver an ad.
dres.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

The nomination Of Purnal ]. Lynch
and Joseph II. Kirk for sheriff ant
coroner by the Democrats, detracts
nothing from the popularity Of the
Republican candidates. William Sim
mons and Charles L. Sparks for The
same offices. Democrats are declaring
every day in fsvor OF Messrs. Sim
mons and Sparks, because they repre-
sent the real masses of the people.
While the high character OF the
Democratic nominees is cheerfully
conceded, that of the Republican
nominees stands out in bold relief
upon an equal plane and everything
else considered the DRIFT of public
sentiment goes towards the Republi.
can nominees.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Nnen1nstea Mesoa

WAsaXzefox, June o. ia ~ q. o
eenA1s ysaosedsy halh were rsporesd h
adopt rogQlatioas lor prsvsnt1g coils
sie1b q -. = musAGe vas received
hon - frssidsst vslolns the bIli <
change the hovpdaxies Of the Uncom.
| pahgIe Reservations.
In the House, the Journal having been
rsad, Ar. Mills objected 10 its approval
On the ground that II had not bsen rsnd
N full. The Speaker directed the full
reAdiag, and NE Clerk rad tho portion
disclosing the rsfsrsnee by the Speaker
Of the silver bill 10 the Committss ON
Coinage. When the reading was finish
Cd NJ. Mckinley was Recognised, and
proving the journal. Tho motion wss
not susfainGd. HI. Mills was then re-
cognixed by tho Speaker, and Offered .
resolution declaring tho order Of refer
ence made by the Speaker OF the Silver
bill to the Committss on Coinage incor.
rect under the rules, and made Without
authority, and directing that the journal
be corrected by striking from It this
entry. After along debats, and q state
msnt BY the Speaker, Mr.. Mills' resolu-
tiop was then agreed to-121 to lit. Mr.
Mckinley changed his motion to tho
affirmative and moved to reconsider. He
also moved to adjourn, but Mr.. Mills
managed 10 sandwich IN . motion to lay
the motion 10 consider on the tabls. This
motion was agreed TOLL to ia.
Ths President yesterday sent to Con-
Gress letter from the Secretary Of State
on the subject Of . customs union, and
the Recommendations In regard thereto
made BY the Pan-American Conferences.
Secretary Blaine suggests an amendment
10 the Tariff bill authorizing the Presi-
dent TO declare the ports Of the United
States free to the products Of any Ameri-
can nation upon which no export dues
are charged, so long IS such nation shall
admit FREQ 70 its ports the manufacture
and products Of the United stateA
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
A Sucesssfui Fair

The fair and festival recently held by
St. Patriek's Church realized about $500,
and tic prizes won were as follows. No.
2l6. lady's gold chain, Mrs. L. l.. Mes
sick No. 81, gent enen's gold chain,
Mrs. Flynn, No. 6l1 Railroad avenue
No. 252, gentlemAn's gold watch, Johr
Quinn, Bellevue; No. 13l, lsdy's goic
watch, Bridget Trainer, No. Gil Della
ware avenue; No: 81, anethyst riag
Kate Ryan, No. lll3 Lombard street
No. 23S, plain gold ring, Lille schoe .
plein, No. ll22 East Twelfth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
To be Hung,

Twenty thousand pieces of wall paper
at II. u. Holt's, 2l3 West Second street;
line gold, embossed paper, 20 cents
apiece; right nice Mica paper, 6 cents
apiece; also large stock of all grades
from the moat common to the finest.
have a large force Of practical paper
hangers and work done without delay
Estimates given with pleasure. II. D.
Holt, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
High Recon IN ondation

Of DR.. Bimms' White Pulmonic BAi.am.
Said q lady. It cured sAses in my family
which were marvellous cures. she says
II is the best lung mediciue ever made.
Said a gentleman, II saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten yeare ago
so We can give them right along fol
coughs, colds, sore ihrolt, and the cough
In the grippe II 10 splendid. Soc. sad &1
Bold By druggisss. Dope. Fourth and
King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

CLEVELAND seems TO have the call
for denomination among the Demo-
Gratis of Missouri. During the Demo.
cratic State Convention held at St.
Joseph recently. poll of the dele
gates was made, which resulted in
Cleveland, 42s: Whitney, s; Palmer,
II, and Hill, A. The second choice
Palmer received 120, Gray, of In.
diana. 1l0; Campbell, 10, Whitney,
45; Mills, Is; and Thurman, 10. Oui
own Bayard did not get q single vote
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
The United states Court.

Judge Wales rendered decree in the
United states Court yesterday, ordering
the executors OF James Riddle to pay
over the sum Of $1,000 In trust to the
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
paDy OF this city ior the Drew Theologi-
cal Seminary, according to the require
ments OF the will VI the late James
Riddle, for the support year by year OF .
young man while studying at that insti-
tuition ior the ministry.