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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-23
LOCAL MENTION.
FOR WINTER HEADWEAR

The Ladies Are Going to Mime.
Goes. 524 NicOlIet.
+.
Because she has one of the finest
stocks that could be selected in Paris.
Hats, Bonnets, Shapes and Materials
for Trimmings she has in great variety,
at prices that have always made her
noted as being reasonable.
All
Aha
Allah
Ahahe
Ahahen
Ahahennim
The place where money is going to be
made. Watch the papers for further
developments.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-23

Boston culture and
baked beans, his
constituents began
to suspect that a
change had taken
place. He was
asked if he had
switched, but gave
no salts fac ton.
About that TIM,
the Anderson d
Douglass franchise
question was bein
agitated. A mas,
meeting was called,
and, by unanimous
vote, the Twelfth!
ward aldermen
were instructed t,
vote for the Ander
son 81 Douglass
franchise. Vande-
walker Grated after
&h1 D,nntsn~ Lo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-23

GD Additional MINNEAPOLIS
News on Page 6.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-23

R1S Additional MINNEAPOLIS
Es News Oh Page 6.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
Mrss DAYIs nkrnN nhp.
Her Rejected Lover Makes an Eek.
PLANTATION Concerning che Hreah- :
ing OF the Engagement.

plhnhhfOm Concerning the Break
ing OF the Engagement.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 17.-Altred WiIkin-
son OF this city, recently engaged to Miss
winnie Davis, sent to a local paper to-day
inc following letter, which explains itself |:
Having soon somewhat long report from
| New ork In regard 10 the b eaklng Of her en-
Eagoment by Miss Davis, | take the liberty "A
asking you % correct some Of tho statements
therein, What is said by Miss Davis is, 'of
course correct in every particular, but there
are some suggestions at the end OF the report
IA question that would be annoying TO any ono
were they not 40 alb urd.
nhe proke her engagement with me for per-
sohal roGs0nE only, AS she Ia reported 10 state,
Ana IL y ridiculous TO suppose that political
Or nnalrlnl rehsons had anything tn do with
~, ~, ~ innPulhuoh OF any mercenery motive
lag 10 unjust.
ANY one who knows Miss Davis, or who has
ever known MIR. Davis orRny one of his family.
Knows thnt by no possibility could they be in.
hueheen ny merrenhry motive. | am GER
thlh mat mo same ~ true OF all their Intimate
irle as. Furthermore, Miss Davis Inns known
LOT a year or two, " hot longer, that was moor,
anu Wllhin the last year my ,,ircunatanrea
have much iinproved Tho burning Of our
h9nse' thougha serious loss, had nothing to do
WIN ler decision, for she had decided 10 ter.
inmate our engagement before II al ha nnenod.
Nhen lady decides to break her engage.
lheht tlle gentleman has nothing TO do but to
submit, and feel tn any inquiry into Miss
yhEls motives Is impertinenL My only reason,
lnefelofe, t0r this statement is the silly and
unjust reports which have been circulated
putting 70 Miss Davis motives entirely foreign
70 one OF her high birth and character.
SYRACUSE, October i;tll, 1880.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
4 nIYk Of oRoOKa.
1he Gh,cng0 Police Raid a Joint
and Capture is burglars aud
FOOtpnds,

4 y
and Capture rs burglars ant,
FOOtpAds.
CHICAGO, Oot 1s.-Flftepn experienced
burglars and foolpads were captured by
tho pNltee last night In house on West
Monroe street tbs band has for months
terroriz ID late pedestrians on the west side
70 say nothing OF their daily and nightly
petty robherles aud burslarles reported by
the business men to the police authorities.
Guns. pistols, lock picks, chisels. burg.
lars tools OF all kinis were strewn about
the room, while dozsn decks of car,is aud
several Thousand cigarettes were found on
tins mantei and table.
The catch embraced young men whose
ages range from l6 to "a years with Pete
hcDetmott as the leader whose duty mas
been to Inspect the members of his gang
aud issue assignments for their execution,
he is Vol known as Il desperate and ac.
enmplished burglpr. Red Riley alias Butch
hley and Walter Guam alias "rhe Ghost
O recent New Yong city thug, also figure
among the principal workers.
a lister was found on the person Of Ouan
addressed to his uncle In New YORK.. M
which he told MIN that he expected soon TO
return TO New York as he mugs" were
aiter MIN here for burglary on seven diff
ferent counts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
NHrs. MOTT n : cnnrena.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. ls.-Mrs. Metz
me Vile OF prominent business man. fhe
disappearance of whom (the wife) was coin.
dent with and part OF the sensation AZ.
tending the skipping of Vernon Whitesids
me city auditor. who left behind him 4
heard from In convent in ChIcaro nroh.
ably the House of the Good Shepherd
Whltesfde left her penniless and she made
confession 10 Archbishop Faenan. Who
TOOK compassion upon her and oommnnI.
Gated with Bishop Badamcher of the do.
eese OF tennessee and asked for all partlcu-
sent brief history OF her career hare and
IN Nashville. and wrote the archbishop 10
induce her to enter convent In CHICAGO,
Archblshop Feenan sent for Mrs. Metz and
persuaded her to enter convent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

entire negro church In Sussex. Offers OF
8 % hav' been made for negro votes and
efforts are being made to buy up tax TO-
oeluts.
The Democrats, he said, have not touched
State issues. The Democratic platform has
neither brains, nor bowels, nor life.
we want and We mean to have new
constitution. We want and mean to have
an equalization OF the taxing principle.
We want changes In ths poll tax law IN re-
gard to dalinquents. We want a reform In
the Judiciary, perhaps m elective Judiciary.
We want and intend to have district repre-
sanitation and local self-government. We
want economy 10 the public expenditure,
MIR. Willis spoke about 20 minutes and
the meeting broke up at 10,45 o'clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
BIsHOP GTLM1UI,s LnrrER.
hac Wishes 60 Withdraw All Words
of Dtsrespect 40 Rome.

CLEVELAND. o, oct. 17.-Catholic circles
here are deeply agitated, the Cdtholio Uni
cerse, Bishop Gilmour's own organ, having
publishtd thie morning his acknowledg-
ment OF having written letter to Arch
bishop Elder gardlng gpneals by priests
from his authority ant severely critielsing
Rome, The Catholic Knight, q newspaper
deeply tnlmical to the bishop, published the
letter week ago, and among other things
1t said;
Nov am prepared for 3nything capa-
BE by weAthercnck, | have not particle
OF confidence in Ron.e's consistency either
In law or In Interpretation.
Blshopsa treated like sophomo-es, and
laws are only made to la explained away
by undetliucs. After all Rome
must learn there is somebody else to be
consulted THAI QllgleY and that bishop is
not child nor a poodle"
Tbs bishops card to the public concludes:
TO prevsnt as much AS possible the evil
Intended by the publication 81 this letter
through the malice OF Joseph j. Greeyes
and bis clique of counsellors and hackers
L hereby and by these presents withdraw
every word In said letter of apparent dis.
respect to Rome, and every word that could
be construed as a doubt OF Rome"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

fheY Deciare i'm Opposition 10 Piece
Worh-Ashing Carpenters 10 Unite
Nsth Them.
lNpIASArolIs I'D, Oct. lS.--The Furni.
tura Workers OF America have passed a
resolution declaring that 1t shall be the
duty OF the executive board to have al
understanding with the Brotherhood OF
Carpenters by which the furniture workers
snail support the carpenters In case OF d
strike ard Vice versa.
1t was decided that henceforth each local
union shall fix the minimum wages to be
paid ln every shop, and that annually 70.
port shall be submitted to the executive
board OF tho Vases paid, Nc. All local
unions were instructed to oppose contract
ana plece'Work systems and Lot to work
under thesesystems II 1t could possibly be-
avoided, Action was also taken which viii
not allow members OF the union to work
for contractors. Members of the union
wherethe pleee.work system is inausurated
after this time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

PARIS, OFT. ls.-M. Nauuet. who for 4
long time .waa one Of Gen. Boulaneer,s
most trusted supporters but who at 4 re.
cent meeting OF the constituents which he
represents In the chamber OF depus
ties announced that he had aban-
Toned the general has made
further revelations regarding the inside
history OF the Boulanglst moyement'
M ~ Naquet says that the resources OF ina
noulangist party having become exhausted
III, Trough the extravaganza OF the general.
me Royaiists who we're secretly snn.
porting the BoulangIst movement col
; ,'enal fund amounting to 6,On0,0OO
Ianes which 1t was their Intention
should be devoted to securing tbe
eleetion OF Boulangist candidates for the
chamoer OF deputies. HALF OF the fund
was; according to NJ. Naquet, contributed
by the Count If Paris. OF the whole amonnt
given blythe Royalists, the uangist party
secured only 100000 francs, the remainder
t nelng alverIed by General Boulanger from
! me uses to which the subscribers meant ii
should be applied.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
tao E,san 81 nn..n,.

Delaware FwiIEhl
DOW ha}n eourss Ia the house 81 repre.
s9nlatiY7s may have been sftatgnt But the
records prove Just where tha( aegro scaool)
largely responsible FOR il. Does DoEpiINff
kaow angtning Hh3ut tGa fellow tlat 81.
ioG{eu to Jacobs family who sold his
aEolher's birthrighf ror ness oil pottageY
That is lust now he pFears in the ayes OF
thinking colorea voters, when he says ho
tells tue whole truth, witG the Senate record
of us all
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

BosroN.. MASS, Oct 1s.-About O'Clock.
this morning, Daniel II. Wilson, aged 4s
shot his wife, Annie, In the left temple while
she was In bed. The bullet penetrated the
skull. causing instant death. He then shot
himself. send ng bullet through his left
breast, intlcting probably fatal wound
he WIS driver for the Adams Express Com
pany and had always faithfully performed
his duty. It Ia thought that despondenoy.
caused by illness, was the cause OF his act'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
Destitutlon in south DaKota.

CHICAGO, Oct. ls.-The mayor has re.
ceived lengthy appeal from Hougnton.
Brown county, 3. d., saying that the crops
OF Brown county have been failure dur.
leg the past three years and the people ara
absolutely without food, fuel or clothing
their behalf Mayor OreRiar will racaiva
subscriptions OF either money, clothlnE or
provisions and have them sent TO Brown
county, 8. D. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
MRS. G0ULD 60Es rREE,
A N0rti. CarOiIna Jury ACguits nc
OF the Murder al Rkcr HgusI,vn,a

a N0rri. Carolina Jury ACquits Her
OF the ta"rder OF Eicr Husband.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. F.--Mts. Lillian NJ
Gould, on trial at Murphy, N. o., charged
with the murder OF her husband. has besn
acquitted.
Gould was an Englishman OF good family,
who married beneath his station and
neglected hia wife for yeare. For six years
Gould had been In America, while his W fe.
who was IN England on beggarly allog.
enee, was ignorant OF his whereabouts
She was permitted TO come to him In
Georgia last March, when the coupIe vent
70 Murphy, N. o., whore they lived ia a
house IN an isolat d spot. On July 7th the
couple were drunk and the wits stabbed
the husband with a toy dagger, intiictinR a
fatal wound, from whlcn he died that
night. The wills now proposes to 20 on the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

TORONTO, oNT,, Oct. ia special cable
oil patch from London says; There ia good
about to make fresh proposaIs Ia Sra5nc 20
respecting the Newfoundland question on
the basis OF free access by French tlsber.
men to Newfoundland's bait supply IA re.
turn for the ahrogation of French bounties.
II 's possible the repeal OF the bait law will
also form the basis OF a miasinn ~.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
.,Iwlllrn,,, y,.rsIl. ..Nn.r.. J,

Delaware Iwightof Friday.
The ifO,HiAg NeiCS did and ala not say
the negro ought TO be Kept secure Ia ms
political rights, but no one would reasonA
bly, expect from him the ability 10 mold rem.
tesealaElve positions. This Is verified by
its stransled explanation last SATURDAY..
Eggs must ba smashed before we can maL,.
an omelet We did not intend to break
tais rotten egg, but the Net1S rolled aVainlt
our pen IL It's efforts to gain the Confidence
hnd lttllencs of our ps0pls and uois5n
theit minds by saying evidently tia Tipi.
Aqtt ls edited BY some white Democrat
me Ne'os ought by this time understand
tle colored people would have more
confidence In even negro Demo.
cret than they have In Ii. Here Ii
another crumb OF its editorial hash
May 9th, 1887. In English too plain to
be mistaken: There ii no more n the
coiored vote being all cast one way than
there would for the German OF Irish y0te
to be cast one way. Tne negro vote AZ
delaware has already begun to divide, but
the WORK may proceed much further 10 the
eommon advantage, and We ara glad" That
Dlatherskite is the organ of the pnrtv
faction which has control Of tile Repnbli.
cams OF delaware at present. Il member
these editorials We're published ID 1887. two
years iatsr its faction had control OF the
House Of Representatives. We wnuld liIEa
IL 70 produce one editorial urging the efn-
cHtiohal Interests Of the negro race Ia 1880.
Aet = has the tmpudence 10 show negroes
why they should support this faction claim.
ing % 1e the RepuolleRn party. We would
not bs surprised te llnd in another article
saying L docs ana It does not want the
ssssro V6tes" uext month, The Meas evil
10y appfahends great danger OF the
p ~ ~ Of It's blue blood aud Doodle faction
II ~, We 8 ione boy IN dism0l SWAMI
Z VS. WhstlinB to keep up courage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

DOVER, Oct. 1S.-The eleventh annual
convention OF the w. Q. T. U. closed yester.
day after one OF the most successful ever
held In the State.
NJ IS Hillas gave history OF the temper
anGe hotel at Hockesson under care Of the
", Y. y. y, the only one In tho SlaEe.
1he reports OF supefintendents Was con-
tinued from Thursday. Department OF
narcotics, Mrs. L. o. Moore; franchise. Mrs.
Al. Cranston; social purity. Mrs. Francis a.
The following officers we're elected TO
servo the ensuing year: President. Mlss
Margaret 5. Hilles; Corresponding Score.
thry, Mrs. Jennie Price; Treasurer. Mrs. IL.
~. Phelps. Mrs. White, police marion of
Wilmington, gave history OF her work.
Delegates TO the national convention al
atlanta, Ga, were elected as follows: MRS.
Charles Alloway, Dover; Mrs. NAL nev
iarge). Na'
In the afternoon the report OF the Young
women's work was read by Mas Thomas
secretary of the ~" Mrs. Ellis explained
the methods Of school, after which fhe
committee on resolutions reported, A large
audience was present In the evening: the
had charge of the exerelses. Misa
Maggie Terry presiding.
Aittr some interesting preliminary eyer
clses Mrs. D. i. Ellis, corresponding secrs-
tary o. the New Jersey w. o. 4. VI, spoke
Tor over an hour IN the Interest 81 Inc
union. ''ts
The next session will be held la SMYRNA
the second week In October 1891.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
TIE on RYsAS1HsM UM SNOW.
Aiht OF tho Prizeh Donated for Next
Months Exhibition

|
The chrysanthemum show next month will
oe under the auspices OF the Ale ltlOlgb Of
the Delaware Hospital, and Will sutpass
any exhibition OF the kind ever ATTEMPTED
n wilmington. It will be held In tn Insti-
Inte Hail on Tuesday, Wednesday and
I,hnrsday, day and evening, November
llth, 18th and 18Th.
AT least three of the local florists are
going 70 compete for the premiums offered
| anu they have been growing ehrysanthe.
NUNS specially for the exhibition during
me past summer These florists are L. Il,
Baylls, q. W. Brlnton & Son and j, L.
| Brown d 90. All have on hand a npeh
larger stock than they exhibited at the
chrysanihemum chow held last November.
under the auspices OF the florists them.
selves, in the ODD Fellows Hall.
Inc floor space OF the Institute Hall will
ns divided 10 five large oblong bloeks, with
Wide at4les between them, The blocks are
to be filled with plants in bloom. Next 10
me walls OF tho hall table will be erected
extending all the way around, on which
CUT blooms OF chrysHnthemums and other
lowers will be exbibltej. Charles
sparks, Jr., Of tho firm Of j. L. Brown X
Co., is superintendent Of the exhibition.
ihe enfriea are open to all. blany Phiia-
delpnlR growers would exhibit, but the
available space has nearly all boon applied
tor ny the local lorlsts.
Ihe premiums have all been mated and |
CONSIST OF money and useful articles. The |
donations and their ARRANGEMENT into /
premiums are as follows; /
Harry Grant. William Bush and Miss
SIMPLIFY OF this city, RnG the Whildin Pot
tety Company and Lewis Bremer's Sons of
Phliadelphta, h We donated SO eaah. This 1
s5O mas deem divided into FIRST premium
o. s25, second OF SIS and third OF $40.
and offered Tor the best 50 plants, named
VAriettedi no two niEe.
MAlQra vii 14FI-
three florists who have taken exhibition
spaea, cave elfeied u pEeE4lUm OF sl5 for
the 10 best seedlings.
MS dob II, JacEeon has donated $40 for
ihs test 700 cut blooms, not less than SO
varieties. The amount has been iiyidsd Id
lsoiiloWs: First premium, 60; second, 93;
William NJ. SINCERELY Of the Philadelphia
~ cord nas offered n prize OF 81 for the
lest Is plants, bearing one flower each, In
not less than Six inch lots.
Ut, II I, Greenieat offers 50, divided In
1fst prenlium OF IS and a second OF 81. for
ne hree bsst seedlings.
WILLIAM NJ. Candy Offers So, divided into
ntst pr2s OF 50 una a second or 81 TOR the
NUNS. ,
Charles v, Gnnert offered premium Of I
y, divided IN tirst OF 80 aud second of %
q, the bee collection Of cut roses.
samuel H. Baynsrd douate5 tao Bnynard !
rize. comblnei card receiver and bou- 4
vel noldar Of glass aud silver for the best ]
0 plants, no two alike. 9
j., b. Reed, mas donated rocking chair.
Pr lpi-leiea IN red plush, for the best gen.
81 display Of cut flowers. v
fertls Giles, a silk umbrslla, for the best I,
mann named Japanese varieties, all different l.
Mlliihm 7. Mearns, a derby nat, for Tie Il
81 ~ cut blooms, no two alike. "
a; p. Gillespie y 0o. barrel OF -four for q
Is pest general display OF plants.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
A Shtp,s Lnmg Ynvnro

AsroRIA, oREaoN, Oct. 49, The American
ship City OF Phladalpnia arrived tn'San
ZIG days from New YORK.. The shin leit
New York March 10Th. On NAV I2th The
vessel encountered a gale, and her rudder
was carried away. She managed, however.
TO reach Rio Janeiro. where repairs were
made, When on Cape Horn the vessel en-
countered a fierce snow aud wind storm,
which lasted 40 days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

New YORK, Oct. 18.-The Rev. Father
Eranzeoii. the pastor OF St. Petsr's r. o,
Church, Brooklyn. who has been iii for
some time past, died this morning. Ever
since mis- return from Europe, two weeks
ago. he has been confined to his house by
Illness. He was born In Switzerland ana
was rs years old. The golden anniversary
OF his ordination was celebrated In Brook
Ign on May Goth last.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
i winters Outr,t.

~''N i'th NNNllls
The In .reasa 9f prices under lhe new
Tariff law chiefly concerns the Consumer
Iha winter Is near and many people ara
hefinninRt 70 buy their supplies 81 warm
clothing, the cost OF which n always m
important questions with persons Of nodsr.
ate means. The now Tariff law viii add
very greatly to the hardships OF the com
ing season, for 1t must increase the prtce 81
nearly everything that goes to the nnakip1
mp Of winters wardrobe. ii viii
be necessary for tho DEALERS, for exam Ma
to Charge about 40 50 for womanis
ulater that last year cost SI5; sl2,5O for
what was then $40 suit OF clothes The
glatarial for an all wool dress costg NJ least
~ more than It did year ago. water.
proc that could be had last summer for
~ wv. YIN COS II the nelghborhood Of I'd. The
aS ~ table shows, with il very CLOSE
n Ir,,f sI ~ accuracy, how much .he new
r,,tti,, WI als to the cost Of certain I'M
fan1 liz osTst,lelesor the winters outfit. me
ssuliiy i.s,nns1 Consists Of d man hts wtia
~ 10y. me Ntices enumerated ar,
99 paEAtvety cheap at Of dsceSt az are
house.dress and good Noo daa Avs. wooden
Dset Wetr me man and IL, H., LESS ara ior
given two suits OF clothes; ~ ate etlh
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
wanted No Earth ABOVE H,..

CENrEEyILLE, MD, Oct l5.-Mr. Cisorp.
dc kochebrune died at his residence In
Queenstown, this morning, of consump.
tion, from which he had been suffering
for several months. Mr. de Rochebruneis
remains will be buried in Oentreyille
cemetery At the request of the de-
ceased, no earth will be thrown upon the
eeifin, but vault will be built above
ground.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
Tho Eonl ENlller Ahon,.

5yt. 49, 80
,,ai IA XXX RtpnbtQats editorial of Last
a a was sannias fool killer. II tr1s ss
~ retlt} ,t tae tttsGlt We claim taet t6e
gSa6le XII L apA5IssSSsonsy wronged BY ths
omission aud cpmmlsslsa " " qegus OF
faith il the faction OF the nsp,,, l IaSe no
dag for negro suifeegs. Thew q WV tS nal.
us; iasy sold u, aud blamei thSir islstsa
me D9nOarats. The editor al H., eti ll 'h
leaR says he tells tho truth Tia i. ,s4ll
iluta and nothing but the truth Tb st ~ !,
bot Is enoW hls s'&tements 70 be enio.
pa.gh lie, anu nothing bat lie. 50
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

WhsnrNaToN, Oct. l7.-Mrs. JefYsrson
Davis passed through this city this morn
Ing en- her way to New York, where she IA
70 read the proofs OF the forthcoming bloe-
raphy Of her husband. She as moi visited
Washington since 1865 until to.day. Her
appearance Is remarkably vigorous for a
woman OF her advanced age,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
Author oi ..Ino AnSiomnniac..

Nav York, Oct. IS. Literary people have
the author OF 1.-THE Anelomaniacs. an
anonymous serial that ran through half a
dozen issues OF the Century Mdgazi,le. II
was revealed yesterday that Mrs. Burton
Harrison OF No. SO Irving Place, is tho
author OF the much discussed story. and
having done literary work several years ehe
is by no means movie.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

OrNcIsNATI o., Oct l8.--The official re,
count OF voice In Govlngton, KY, made In
the contest OF MIR. pfeifer, DEM crat candi.
date for mayor. resulted III showing an in
cr,ased majority for Mr.. Thomas, the Re.
publican candidate, aud also revealed that
another Republican was elected TO councij.
making that body stand six Republicans
and four Democrats.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

The addition Of $40 to the years expendi.
lures means with majority OF men dc.
pendent upon their labor the iifferenes he.
tween savings bank account and deht
And thts $50 does not begin to Include ali
the extra burden which the new INV nnts
upon the consumer, although IT about az
presses the ratio Of the increased cost OF
living. =
II may be taken for granted that the man
VINO receives an annual salary of 81 200. OF
which he last year spent $1,000. must thil
year go without some articles that he and
his family have enjoyed. or elBa Ret into
debt, for It will require about 81 500 10 INV
for 81, 600, '7t selI