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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
poLIoH rnAHenAPH STABLES.
Councilman ni'H&enney Gives Hi
RepsOsas for a Stable 10 be OVVMe


Councilman ni'EAenney Gives Hris
RepsOsas for a Stable 10 be OlvMed
by tue City
Ia RECORD 10 the proposed expenditure
for the erection OF stable Go be oWpad
by the city for the needs OF the police
telegraph system, Councilm u Mlkanuey
who was seen by GAZETTE sapEeaeutR.
tive Friday morning, Sees tha nlstter
in this light. 'In the frat piAca" Mr.
Mex Ksnnsy said "the expenditure ss TO
be made on the grounds OF acono,ng Tor,
as the matter of expense FOX siaoiing,
with the continual change OF locis!0l
from one oint to another aud tbs sgcom-
panying expense OF change OF w.res,
stands now, the city is paying out money
on q principal which represents over
$1,000.
This is explained az follows Yearly
rent of police headquarters arrangements
for which could be made in connection
with the new building) $3.50, ,qualing at
q per cont principal of ~, 500; the sum
Of $40 per month is now paid for keep of
horses, &c, o saving of SIS per month
being capable of being made on this OK
penditure by the city owning lis oSn
stables, equa!ing principal of 81 800;
Va SApO@oo "a Nv RsOp pNt
nnnum to the city on account of frequent
changing of wiring connections and labor
at each change ot stable, equaling a
principal OF 50, 900; total, $500.
Under the act authorizing Council to
make extraordinary appropriations ooun-
oil has the power of borrowing money
under certificates OF Indebtedness, repay
able out of the appropriations of the next
fiscal year. BY this msaus no addition
would be made to the permanent debt Of
the city and there would be no necessity
of iucreasing the taxation next year. The
amount of interest charged by the Union
Bank on these certificates OF indebtedness
is between and 3 per cent.
Mr.. McKenney thinks with other coun-
cilmen that it is in the direction OF econ
omy for the city to Immediately own its
own stables. lie is emphatieEily in favor
also OF the location of the city tax office,
and OF the erection there OF substan ial
threo.story brick building of similar arohi
teotural style to that Of tho water depart
ment building. 1; would contain stable
in the basemen, its upper stories fur
nishing room for the various city depart
ments that are at present homeltBs or
paying rent for office accommo 5ation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
DBL4MArmR DENIES AR.
The Republican GubcrnatOriai Cam
didate Driven to Answer the

The Republican Gubcrn utOrtHl Cam
didate Driven to Answer the
Charges Against Him.
CHAMBERsBURa, PA, Aug. I4.-Senator
Delameter spent to-day in Ohambersburg
as the guest OF Judge John Stewart, who
was the Independent Republican candi-
date for governor in 1882. This morning
he held reception, which was attended
by many persons from all over the
county, and sfterwsrd he met the Repub-
liean county committee. The senator
apent this afternoon aud evening OF
Judge Stewards residence. Tonight q
public reception was tendered him in the
court house. An immense audience gave
him an enthusiastio reception. he said
ne had come on private business, not to
make political speech, and expressed
his satisfaction at the warmth Of his
greeting. He predicted the success of
the Republican party in the coming cam
paign, which hs characterized as one
which would not be conducted on per-
sonalities, but would be campaign
based upon party records.
Az he oenciudsd one of the audience
rose and haid: "How about Senator
Euery's ohereea ~ Again stepping TO
the platform, Senator Delameter said !:
On April Atm last, during my candidacy
! for the nomination, ex-senator L4Wis
Emery, Jr., mnde certain charges affoct-
| ing my honor as Citizen and aenafor.
Until now have refraineG from making
public reply. Prior 20 my nominasion
claimed the ri ht to make my own CON-
test in my own way, and was content to
rely for my Vindication upon my lifelong
character and reputation, built up in Ii
very Rciiyo professional and business
career in Northwestern Pennsylvania.
The enthusiastic and unanimous indorse-
ment of my own county, the cordial sup
port OF 8 majority of the delegates
elected from the other counties, the ex-
ceptionally strong Endorsement by citi-
zens and business men of Philadelphia,
and finally my nomination by the Harria-
| burg convention in the face Of these
undenied ch4rges to me suffi-
cient answer.
The question now addressed to me i'm
plies that continued Hilence on my part
may be misint rpreted by certain good
oitjzsns whose affiliations are with tho
that party cannot allow Its interests to
be prejudieed in the estimation OF any
Citizen by refusal to answer any inquiry
touching my personal integrity, and
take this occasion to enter my most pos
tive, emphatic and unequivoaal denial
OF each End every charge preferred by
Senator Emery. So that may be fully
Understood, and that the rsal questions
of the hour may not be obseured by per-
spnalties growing out of these attacks,
and future reference to this subject may
be avoided, I enter this denial to all
charges, by whomsoever preferred, which
asssil my honor as man and my integ-
rity ss citizsn.'
His remarks we're followed with loud
applause. Senator Dslaulater will remain
in town tonight and return to Philadel-
phia to morrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

dent Harrison, brought to Hoar's assist
anee the commands aud entreaties of the
official head Of the party. Hosr and
Spconer used these and the Tribune and
Press editorials, In spite of the 1tibHne's
innuendo that Quay and Cameron got
thelr seats in the Senate by improper
means.
They also employed Reeds threats that
tin plate, iron orc, steel nails and other
Pennsylvania items in the Tariff bill
would DO cut by the House, and if necas-
sary, that the whole Tariff bill should be
hung mp. Reed sent warning messages
by members to senators himself and did
all he could at the came time to stir up
the Force bill spirit in the House. He
missed the Rblent Henry Cabot Lodge in
this enterprise. Harrison tried his best
to stem the tide Qnay had let IooBe by
urging upon senators and representatives
who called upon him the necessity of re-
desming party and administration pledges
by passing the Force bill.
II the chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee could have heard all
tine pretty little remarks made about him
by the President, the speaker, the oheir-
man Of the Senate Elections committee
and the other Force bill men, he would
have been delighted. The threats, par
tioularly the X ed threats, were o rnis-
take, however, like the editorials of the
uninformed Tribune and Press. They
showed Ignorance of Quay and also OF
the situation, and the Democrats sat back
and smiled with qualification at the way
@ Ry led his party, leaders and all, out
out of the Force bill folly.
Quay went into the caucus and knocked
out Hoar's amendment to bis resolution
on square vote by fair majority. His
resolution was not adopted, because the
hour was late and Hoar asked an ad-
journment, but the majority of the oau-
Gus WAS so evidently opposed to the con-
aideration OF the Force bill, or Of gag
rule, and in favor or Quay's resolution,
that 1t seems certain to be adopted. The
debate was very liyey. The heavy thun-
der storm outside was equsled by that
within the Senate chamber.
Hoar and Spooner scored Quay in their
most trenohant style expressing their
opinion of him and his course in vigor-
ous English. They even alluded, IL is
statbd, to the oampGign in Pennsylvania
In disagreeab'e way as being embarrass-
ing to the party at large. Quay broke
his traditional silence sufficiently to de-
fend himself in stout style. He pointed
out the wisdom OF his programme in a
most uncompiimeutary contrast with
Hoar's, and pressed the practical argu.
ment for il. Ee resented diotation from
the outside, and said the state OF Penn
sylvanis would answer attacks on him
and his course in Move mber. Aldrieh,
Hisoock and Hale helped Quay ont. Tho
vote showed the effect OF Quay's quiet
work to-day. Qla5 is still loading the
Republicans. Boar, spooner and their
allies are more than oyer dispustad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

The Rov. o. Il. Walton, who is unable
to supply the pulpit ot Red Lion NJ. e.
Church, has besn succeeded by tho Rev
Edwin Gardner.
The Rev. Jalnsa W. Ksble has become
rector at Vienna and East Newmarket and
the Rev. Jacob l.. Miller will become rec
tor at Chesapeake oity arr Ohnsah Creek,
The Rev. DIR. O. W. Buoy, pastor Of
Trinity ii. E. Church, Philadelphia, of
which the Rev. DIR. Jacob Todd will be,
come pastor next conference year, has
bssn invited to hseoms pafior of Wsar.3n
Street Ohuvoh, t.At CITY.
Daring os,o5lr aad Eovcmbsr naxt sll
members uf ihe hetnoli't Episcopal de-
nomination Wa, ara Ia fall connection
aud not iets 'Lan Fl years Of sss viii be
given opportunity u vate on the q:sstiJn
of admitting women es lay aslae ites 10
the Electoral end General Castsssntos.
Esuh con2rasatlon will have Ra 60 ion
conducted by lis ps1tot ant two la5men,
the latter to be CHOSEN by the quarterl,' .
conference or official board OF each
oharRa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

A flaming colofed poster something
like Braun CIRCUS bill covers the
upper part of one OF tho post-ofiice en-
trance doors. 1t 10 the announcement OF
a United States recruiting oftiosr that
Unols Sam wapta sable bodied men OF
good character 10 join tho army. Half
dozen soon-to- bo- bounced letter carriers
were found staring with wide-open
months at tine gorgaously -colorsd poster,
evidently impressed with the Idea that
they could gat cove nment job there
aure. II ia suppoaed that some friend OF
the letter-osxYiars thonRhtfully informed
the recruiting officer, Captain Dodd, that
Our dozaa OF oustsd ietter-car might
be open to persuasion and are aspirants
for military Rame.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
big Industry FOR E,kton.

E1KroN, Aug. 14.-The Elktnn Appeal,
in its issue for tbs current week, says
"a few weeks ego 1t was reported thai 3
new enterprise was stoftly TO spring up
III Elkton with capi,sl of $500,UeO.
We have lesVned since upon goai
authority that R!kton III to have bigger
boom than the most sanguine dreamed
Of. A very large manufacturing plant
will be located here Ia short tina. In
stead OF the capital being $500, 600, it il
to be 81 100000. Ths hnsaeial arrange
nients, which are tae Eost Important
have already been arranged. It ia said
that the buildings will cover a plot OF
ground tf noarly 10 norea aud tie Sround
hiss been secured. 1t will, it is said,
when In operation, give employment to
500 men,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

CENTREyIILE, Nd, Aug. 14.-A tourna-
ment was held yesterday near Queens
town, on the grounds Of MIR. Charles
Taylor, adjoining my Lords Gift" his
residence, on Chester river. II was at
tended by about 400 persons from Queen
Anne's, Kent and Talbot counties, and q
good sized delegation of Baltimoreans,
many of whom are spending the summer
in the county. Eleven knights entered
the lists. The winners were l.. A. Gala
han, "Knights Of the Spanish Cavalier, .
who crowned Miss Ida Dulin of Will
Ioughby's, queen Of love and beauty; d.
Lowe, "Knight OF Don't Care" aud A.
Rhodes, "Kuight of Oosan Wave" who
crowned Miss Mary T5lson of Kent
Island, and Miss Sadie Lowe of Plney
Neck, first and second maids of honor
respectively. The other knights and
titles were: Samuel limos, ''KnIeht OF
Talbot" Ohas. En.bert, "Lone Stars"
VIM. Callahan, "oordoya;n CnaE. Colt,
"Wye Neok;n Jas. 3. Hess, "Will II /
CAM" Jas. DeLacey, "Bonnie Don Dee;"
VIM. ]. Conneiley, "areenville;" VIM.
NJ. Brown, sold Virginia." The prizes
were; First; handsome set OF harness;
second, saddle and bride; third, g lap
roDe. LIS cnhrge 10 tne knights ana
coronation address were delivered by Mr..
T. l.. w. Harley, of the Centreville bar.
The chief marshal and his aids were
John Il. Fl. Embert, Robert Rhodes,
Lewis Hergenrathen and Embert V.
clements. The judges were T. Sudler
Roberts, A. A. Hinley, ST., and I. L. W.
Farley, of Centreyille. Dinner, supper
and refreshments were served by the
ladies end quite large sum was realized,
which will DO used for the benefit OF 1T.
Peters Catholic Church, OF which the
Rev. Mr.. Scott is the Astor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Secretary 4. ID. Brown of the Whining
ton fair requests all entries to be made
early. Such action will make his work
easier and give exhibitors better choice
OF space. One-hslf of the open exhibit
tion shed, which was covered with can
vas last year, will be used for the car
riage exhibit. The arrangement has
building without charge, provided they
put roof on it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

WASHINGTON. Aug. Representative
0'Neill, (Pa.,) to-day reported to the
House from the committse on the library
the Senate concurrent resolution request
ing the President TO convey to the widow
of Con. U. y. Grant the desire of Con-
gress that the romans OF Gen. Grant be
removed to aud inferred IN Arlington
Nstional cemetery. The committee report
that resolution favorably rscoguizing,
they say that it is simplysan expression Of
tho universal wish of tn people Of the
United States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
rns rer.er rrnok mnrket.

The Jersey truck market at the Front
street wharf is doing nearly twice as
much business this year as last, and the
accommodations of the wharf are found
to be very insufficient. The adjoining
wharf, belonging to John G.. Baker, haa
been rented for the season, and the
truckers think that If the p, w. IL Rail-
ra4d Company weuld build a wharf to its
property lying south Of Front street it
cSuld be rented to the truckers at paying
heures.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
AKtt Of 4,,rnlnr., Tools.

The item OF $l2G6 ordered paid Thurs
day night by oly uounci on account of
bill rendered by Chief Swiggett was for
purchasing va uaole kit of burglars
tools which had been manufactured by a
certain mechanic Of this city and whioh
had been loft on the mechanics hands.
the person ordering them not having
called for the articles. 0hiet 6wiggett
very properly confsoRted the tools as
being too dangerous TO pass into irrs-
sp2asibIo hands, They were OF very fine
workmanship rad at Inc bnst stesi. What
was paid for tasin bv Chief swiggett
simply covered talir cost Of m Anufaoture.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

The ofnolal rough count OF the populs
ton of Trenton, N. j., gives that city
So, ,4S4, an increase OF $3.50 per cent,
Elizabeth has 81, GA, an increase OF 33 So
per cent, and Hoboken 43,560, an increase
Of 40 SO per cent.
disastrous forest FIRE ia raging in the
hils within sight of Rapid City, South
Dakota. Tha are originated from light
ring. A week previous Are caused the
destruction of the grass over hundreds
of acres of pasture lands at Lockwood's
ranch.
District Commissioner L. G. Hine of
Washington, has rendered his resignation
TO the President. 1t is understood that
his resignation is due to differences
which have ar sen between tue engineer
commissioner Colonel RoberD and the
civilian commissioners.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Lo,,ery 10 Rribc Ropubl,cans.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia report is
circulassd to-day that leaders in the Re-
publican party In Congress hays been
privately assured that II they will keep
their hands off the Louisiana lottery and
fail 10 pass any repressive legislation
the company will agree that seven Re-
publican members of Congress will be re-
turned from Louisiana this fall and two
from Arkansas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

CENrREvlLLE, aug. IA. 4.-Messrs. Michael
Kaatipg, Joseph Msllalieu, William j.
for Queen Anne's county, have issued q
cell ror the primaries for Saturday,
August 10th, and the county convention
TO meet at Oentrevslle on Tuesday, Au.
gust 10Th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

The St. g orgcs correspondent Of the
Neso Fra says: E.W.Jclter has Just pur.
chased the finest 5totchstag hound in this
couatry. Thongi yoang, it is already q
pr!ze winner, AID was bred in the ken
nels of tho 4 u millionaire, John
Thayer, who u ifst kennel of this
bresd in Amsl lhale dogs are in
form very mt - greyhound, but
their coat is atd Wiry and OF o
grayish Efizi y are very fast,
ttrarS- A01e5 d aye i-ataense strength
"a jaws. Pasy ru., each and pull
siaRn ! at ~ Liik if Scotland and
csn sswsys 90 I'D large price, and
''raora Jl," NJ Us recent purchase)
Agpss 10 90 q ut 10 nor breeding.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

The Longwood picnic announced for
Saturday has been postponed for one
week. on account OF the death Of IHaGc
Hinckley's mother. Longwood meeting
Will bs omitted next SUNDAY. On Sun
day, August 24th, Mr. Hinokiey will
spsak on Robert Browning; the poet
Of the soul; the poet of love; the poet of
optimism
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
A Are AZ Austin, Potter ccusty, pennu

A fire at Austin, Potter ccusty, Pennn /,
last night week, destroyed "A hu.i-
noss houses and large puab-r Of lFsil-
ings. The loss IL estimated i, 4500,p11,
Hundreds Of peopie wsss rendered sp4
less.
Pya boilOr exploai2n in a sew riii. 70
miles from Nswbsrry, aonth CA.a.sa,
Thursday, Pickens p. Matthews, Ra- a -
the proprietor, was tlctfn to pieces, sad
three oolored men, Carey Davis, rApaa,
Ellison and William Chambers, W re- sl.o
killed. Two others were seriously hurt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
A baltimore Failure.

BALTIMORE, Ang. William L.
Sterk woll-known builder and hotel
proprietor has failed. He WAS promI-
nently iden,ifi, d with nearly sll subur-
ban enterprises that gave promise OF the
spread of Baltimore.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Lnhor nay celol,ration.

The second annual labor day oelebra-
tion Of Uigarmakers Union will be held
on eeptember 1st in Donohoe's woods,
Brandywine hundred. Albert's orchestra
will furnish music and there will be ad-
dresses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Fairly Wen IIonors.

E1SToN, Aus. u. = Miss Rebecca
Smith, having passs6 .he highest compe-
tltive examination, wss appointed to fill
the vacancy in the Western Maryland
College, by the school commissioners of
oeoil county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
Fata, overflow of the Ganaes.

CALCUTTA, Aug. IA flood prevaiIu
In the Gangos. The river hiss oyerfowed
its banks and the surrounding country Is
Inundated to an extent never before
known. There has been great loss of life,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

BALTIMORE, Aug. 15.-J. Harry Ward,
q well-known member OF the Corn and
Flour Exchange, committed suicide to-
day by cutting his throat with a razor.
He had been suffering from melancholy.
He was As years old and unmarried.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
BEALE ASKED TO RESIGN
TINE REsOLUTION ADOPTED By A
DEOIsIYH FOTE.
HE STILL REFUSES TO TALK
LOOKING AFTER THE OEIR LOT
MORTG4GES.

The Resolution Calling On Councils
man 1senis 10 Resign for Accepts
lnK n Esrtbe for His Vote Adopted
by city Council-Biiis Passed and
other Esusineas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
REYNOLDS md CAUSAY
AND THE PLsqr0 NJ OF THE STATE
O1NYEN
RATIFIED BYYOUNG DEMOCRATS
CONGRATULATIONS 10 TIE P0PUs
LAR NOILNEEHs

Speeches and Resolutions = Result
OF the Convention Heartily APPS
proved-A Ticket That WilI whn
In November.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
bEAIn pHoLINHs no TALK.

After the sijDnrnmept Of City Council.
Thussday might GAZETTE reporter
asGed Mr.. BeelA what ho intsn6ei 10 do.
He nls6a ra,hee untntSiIisrbis raply
about waiting until he WAS oftislslly in
formsa OF Councils action. To oil further
ilqGisies he perslstently replied, ~ have
nothing say
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Florence Suiiiss-l OF New York, and q
man nemst EinY,edtt o, Buffalo. were
drowned Innrsday ia the surf at Spring
Lake, New Jersey.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21
QUAY MAKES A SENSATION
By HIS RES0LUTfoN PROYIDING
FOR ADJ sURRM
The FORCE BILL CAN'T PASS
AND ITS PROMOTES ARE aREATLY
u I60ENsER.

Republican Senators Severity Criti-
else the Member OF Eloquent and
Dignified SILENCE for Hais Absence
From CsLucusess
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

BRANDEwrNE SUMMIT CAMP-oRoUNDs,
Aug. 15.-Dismantling tents began last
evening and the work was renewed with
increased vigor Immediately after day
break to-day.
Family prayer meeting was conducted
by the Rev. A. T. Scott.
Camp formally broke about 8 O'Clock,
after nearly gn hours service of prayer
and praise, conducted by the Rev. A. P.
Prettyman. Ths attendance was large
and farewell addresses were delivered by
tile ministers and others. The service
closed after march around the "sircls, .
during which there was singing. Follow
ing dismissal there was an effecting leave
taking, after which the camp populace
hurried away hrmeward bound.
Soon after midnight an intoxiosted
farm laborer who had been ojected from
the csmp.grounds upbraided In most vile
terms his ejector, and was so noisy that
msay slutnberers were awakened. The
disturbance occurred back OF the cottage
In the rsar of 81. Paul's avenue, and after
tic disords;iy igGividual hsd become
hoarse from shouting, q man appeared as
one of the windows OF the house and or.ed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-10-30
A EuLL NOTE.

All that is needed now to secure a
crowning victory for a great principle
and to stamp out permanently open
opposition to the public school system
rs for every republican in the state to do
his plain duty on election day-vote.
No republican this year, of all years in
the history of the state, should fail to
perform that duty, duty he owes to
himself, his family, his state and the
Nation. If you know of a voter who is
so Indifferent that he will not, without
urging, go to the polls, visit him anG see
that he casts his vote. There should be
no ordinary majority for the republican
party in Wisconsin this year. 1t should
be as great as 1t can be made, and it car
be made very great if every republican
votes. Get out the full vote and be
sure of glorious victory for glorious
principle. Never forget that it is more
important than any speaker has yet
pictured it that the legislature of Wis
consin this year be republican, both
that Governor Hoard may be supported
by a legislature in sympathy with him
and that Colonel Spooner may be re
elected to the senate. Get out the ful
republican vote.