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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-28

GEST1.fMEN of the Legislature from
Kent and Sussex Counties: No County
Commission bill can be passed for
New Castle County except by your
votes. II commissioners will be good
for New Castle County would they not
prove as beneficial for the other two
counties? Suppose we have county
reform all along the line and not alone
in the counties that have Republican
Levy Courts. What say you, gentle
men? II Republican New Castle
is to be given non-partlsan commits.
sion of three Democrats and two Re-
publicans why not give Democratic
Kent a non-rartisan commission OF
three Republicans and two Demo.
Gratis? 1t is poor non-partlsanshil
that will not work both ways.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-28

Throat Diseases commence with n
Cough, Cold OF sore Throat. "BnowN's
BRONCHIAL TRocmgs" give immediate re-
lief. sold only in boxes. Price 20 CTS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-28
NEWPORT PROPERTY


The dwelling house aud property In New
port, lately occupied by /. \ Finn, (Hho has
removed 10 California, On account OF railing
healthl l. ousred for sale on reasonable te rms,
Lot is5 ieot front on MARKET street, Turn
pike, by lJ5 to los feet Gcep on Walnut st.
The dwelling has lately been enlarged and
improved and 10 n desirable situation for one
wishing village residence with railroad IA
cilliies, sixteen daily trains stopping within
mlputes walk. Conn odlOus stable and car
riage house. VIII be divided II desired.
Apply 90 J. W. II. WATSON, al Newport
htional BANK, AYeodI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-28
BARGAINS
IN
Furnishing Goods.

We mean to sell without
reserve anything and every
thing we have in stock, there
fore we have cut the prices
in two.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-28

WILMlNGTON, Del, Oct. Il, 1870
Mr.. George W. Me Luu9hlin.-Dcars Sir:
have been II sufferer from dyspepsia
for four years, and fter try ing various
preparations without RELIEF / COM
menced using your Great African Rem
cdy, and ann glad To shy that after using
four bottles | am entirely well. take
pleasure In recommending 1t to the pub
lie. Very truly yours,
ED, TRUEMAN,
tll-eod-lm 9lS Elm street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Hsppeufnge In Belfast.

special 20 tie KEsSEBEc JoURNAL.l
BELFAST, March 27.-Thursdsy evepins
young girl Of good moral character whs
work, at one Of the houses in this city
while on her way to the post ce, a,
about 30 IN the evening, noticed 9 mar fol
loving her. When near Thos, Diusmore's
or Church street he came up behi nd her
and throwing both arms around her, asked
her to accompany him. Upon her refusa
he knocked her down, ard covering he,
mouth with bis hand, he attempted to rape
her. In the struggle both Of he,
eyes were blacked, and she va.
nesrly choked to death. Mr.. Dins
more hearing the noise and thinkipp
Ii was boys at play. gave no heed to il. bui
bis wife on going to the door saw q mar
run from the doorstep. The girl was very
nearly frightened to death and Is suffering
from nervous prostrstion. Ex-City Mar.
shAl Mcdonald Gays he has his eye upor
the person whom he suspects is the mag
that he is after.
The reproduction of THE FLOWING
Bowl" was greeted by very fair house
Thursday evening. The amateurs fee
veil pleased with the manner in which the
play was greeted by the audience. Their
pictures were taken by Tuttle at his studio
In their respective positions at the end
Of the lsst act. A picnic supper
was parisken of by the company in the
hsll at about e'cleck
Capt. Sumuel s. Parker Of Belfast died
st bis home Thursday night OF erysipelas
aged 66 Yesrs. oen month and IA days, afte,
q brief illness of about six usys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Maine's Opportunity.
fAubuYn Gazette. I

Our legislators would do well to econo.
mzs on slmost any other appropriation
rather than TO cus down the S40, 900 asked
for to give the old Pine Tree State het,ns
representation at the Wo'lps Fair. THIS
i, lot ms,ter nf State pride and sentiment
mereiy,,or chi, 6y. Ii 10 a matter OF bust
ness OF the most practical kind. Our bus.
10, ~ intere,tj unite in ,be opinion thst
what Maine needs more than anything IL
good advertising. She has thu goods "a
sho~ for IL, and. 10 the language Of the dry
goods dealer. can warrant them to be ~
repres.pfsd d ia every particular. Nov the
Worlds Fair 10 the biggest opportunity for
advertising Maine 10 the outside world that
We shall have for many . long day 10 como.
II strikes Us 1t would be q very short
sighed busioess policy not to take the best
sdsantAse Of II that our means sllov. II
necessary. let us deny and pinch ourselves
10 some other directions. This $4,000 is
an Investment in State advertising, and II
invested wisely we believe IL will be one of
the best investments the State ever msde.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
A DEFIANT SPIRIT.
Or. Hsbsr Newton to be Disoipliasd,
II 10 oaid.

New YORK. March 27.--The IL A. N.
service at DR.. Hebsr Newton's Ali Souls
(EpiscopsD church on Madison avenue
vas made notable today by the fact that six
clergy men OF other denominations m ,iated
speaking on "The Seven Last Words from
the Cross
These ministers were Rev. DR.. G. Dew
Bridgman, BspiH; Rev. & A. Bhsgs.
Presbyterian; Rev. w. W. Bosdish,
Methodist; Rev. A. G. Bolles. Uoiversaii.t !;
Rev. Robert Collyear, Unitarian; Rev. Il.
3. Tiler, Diciples. DR.. Newton, 1t has
been said, is to DO disciplined for action In
allowing non episcopaliAn clergymen to use
lhe pulpit. His course today SCENE to
show q defiant spirit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Predicted by "Oid Prob Though the
Elements have been Very Bo.stsrous.

WASHINGTON, March 27.--Tbe severe
storm general throughout the easteyn
half Of the country originated at Brook.
Raach. Ussh Monday morning, according
to reports received by ,hs sigaal service.
From Brooks ]. proceeded southeast to
Waco. T,xw, thence northeast to Louisaps
border. striking from that point in south
essierly direction to Mobile. Ala, where I,
started of AZ an acute angle directly north
TO Nashville.
A, Nashville the storm split. part con
tinuing north and part sweepiny across the
couGtry eastward TO the South Caroline
coast. The side st,rm from Nashville east
travelled 1000 miles in "a hours. Two
storms are now in progress, one is in
Indiana and moving west, the other 10 going
north from North Carolina. The wind
velocity is from 20 to 40 miles per hour.
Rivers in the track Of the storm are rising
and everything indicstes the elements to be
quite SIS boisterous ss they were during the
great March blizzard of 1888, excepting the
cold at ihst time was intense. Signal ser
vice officers think that under ordinary cir
cumstances the weather will clear tomorrow
in the East, and hold forth prospects for d
balmY Easter in this section OF the country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

REVIEW OF TRADE.
Not UniavorAbls Out Looh- Money
Easy Some Unsasiasss RssaIdios
Strikes.

New YORK, March 27.-R. g. Duun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade says: II
no news 10 good news as concerns the con.
diiion Of business At this ssason il car
be said to look fairly satisfactory. 1t 10 a
season Of transition and uncertainty. and
every week that passes without bearing
distinctly toward tho event, brings closer
the new and probably large crops Of next
summer, and lessons the chance tha; an
intervening disaster. financial, industrial or
commercial. may prevent the revival Of all
business.
Events the past week have not been on
the whole unfavorAble. Some failures Of
local consequence have occurred, bu.
nothing to indicate that the commercial
, situation is unsound. Trade hae been quiet
and hesitatlng ~ is natural at this season,
and rather more complaint Of slow collec
tons. Money is in fair and increasing
supply and 10 xlmost everywhere easier, no
that the wants Of legitimate business 10 me,
without trouble.
The outlook for coming crops continues
exceptionally good. Threatened strikes in
building trades cause some uneasiness, and
some strikes in textile works will result, on
the whole, unfavorably to employers. Some
of the great coke producers attempted To
resume at a reduction Of wages and the r. :
suit 10 yet uncertain.
The failures during the last seven days,
as reported to Dun & Russell Co. numbe,
for the United States 2sS. Corresponding
week last year, 2l7 failures in the United
States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Remonstrsnee Of II. L. Wooster and SIS
others Of Sullivan against valuation Of said
town - made by the Stats valuation COM
mission, came from the House referred to
the eommiftse on valuations and that CON-
mittee having reported, Mr.. Wilbur Of
Franklin moved the Remembrance lie on the
table.
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Locked-out Employees Advised to Ap
ply TOR Work.

ROCHESTER, N. y, March 27.-The ra.
tionsl executive bosrd of the Knights OF
Labor have recommended. all locked
out clothing workers 10 apply to the;i
former employers for their former places
They promise ihs, legal actions will BE-
tsker ssaiust employers refusing such AZ
plics'ions on the ground OF conspiracy
The men against whom the executive hoard
think will be determination are the officer,
Of ioca, assemblies. IL IL on beha!f OF
these men that the board propose 10 com
mence suits for damages in care they are
refused employment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
A Hitch 10 Tuppsf's Projected Tip

OTTAWA, March 27.-There has evident
jy been some hitch 10 the projected trip of
sir Charles upper and his colleagues ~
Washington. and il il believed that IL is the
refusal Of Newfoundland to negotiate i oint-
ly with Canada for reciprocity with tse
United States. A meeting of the
Csoiaet Is to be held to discuss the
matter. Sir Charles, during The
recent campaign, while in Nova SEQ
tis, assured the electors of that province
that, whatever arrangement might be made,
there would be no modification in The duty
imposed upon bi.uminous coal imported
from The United States. 1t is learned thai
this assurance was given upon his own re-
sponsioili,y, sni that several members of
the cabinet, especially those from Ontario,
are opposed to any such arrangement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
MAFIA VENGEANCE
Causes The Death Of We'll.
Known BlIariln Merchant.
Elsht Inches Of Drifting Snow 10 SAaa.
iadoah Yiley.
Dr.. Newton coasiuuss to Allow Hon
Bpasoopslian cissgymsn In his Pulp,t.

vienna, March IA despatch from
kufssein. town Of Tyfol, near the Bava-
rian frontier, says wsll-known merchant
Of kufsteia while upon the point Of enter
ing = railroad car, was suddenly confronted
BY an Italian. who plunged stilsito into
the merchants breast. killing him almost
instantly.
The Italian, who wss workman En-
pioyed in the neishbo,hood, was promptly
arrested. and from an investigation BY The
poiics authorities. Il appesrs that he was .
member Of the hideous Malta socisty, and
be killed the merchant IN mistake for
compstriot, whom he desired to kill for
some real or imaginary wrong done the
Malta society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Dldm't Call.
ELE7


Hon. Jerry Simpson has come to New
England foe the alleged purpose Of institu.-
ing the Farmers Alliance here. II would
naturally be OK oec,ed that IL he was as work
for the real good OF ,hs farmers, he would
call upon the agricultural press among the
.irst Of his acts; bus though he was in Bos-
ton several days, nothing has been seen or
heard Of him at the offi 20 Of the New Eng
land Farmer or Grange homes. He does
not identify himself with any one prom
iaent in agricultural work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Indictments Before the Somerset
Grand Jury.



SKowHEGAS, March 27.-An unusually
large amount of business has been brough,
before the grand jury this term of cour,
and County Attorney Hovey has beer
vigorously and impsrtialy enforcing the
liquor law.
The following indictments were found by
the grand jury: Hendrick s. Carter. com.
mon seller. tippling shop and nuisance
Frank M. Cotton. common seller and nu.
issnce; Seden C.. Scsmmon, single sale
siias c.. Small, single sale; Samuel
r. Brooks, common seller; Everett,
4. Quint, common seller, nuisance ;
Ber j, Hilton 2nd. single sale; Granville
Lishsrness, common seller; James G
Harlow, common seller; Eiwin f.
Smith. nuisance common seller.
Adelber. A, Stevens, common seller
Rsndal! Archie Muller. polygsmy.
Several have already been arraigned
plead guilty and received sentences, so tha,
the county treasury has already received
over $500 in Gnes and costs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

BILLS PASSED TO BE EsAcrEp AND Re-
SOLVES FINALLY PASSED.

BILLS PASSED TO BE ESAcrEp AND RI
/ SOLVES FINALLY PAssxp.
Resolve In favor Of the publication o
York Deeds.
Resolve accepting the provisions Of q,
act Of Congress. entitled "An act 70 cfsdi
Ard pay TO the several states and terfitorie,
and the District Of Columbia all moniel
collected under the direct tar levied BY ths
Act Of Congress approved August 5. 1861
approved March 3, 1891, and authorizing
the Governor to receive the same.
Resolve appropriating $1,000 for the
purpose Of indexing and moving the State
library.
Resolve authorizing the State librarian /,
purchase for the State library reports
! necessary to complete the sets Of law re.
ports Of the various states.
Resolve in favor Of Alonzo Roberts.
Resolve authorizing the Ssats librarian to
distribute the Maine Reports. the Acts and
Resolves Of 1891 and c. fine Digest among
the several towns.
Resolve in favor Of the education of the
youth in the township OF Parlin Pond,
Somerset county.
An act to amend sections rs and A OF
chspter Of the Revised Statutes, relating
to State Library.
An act to restore TO certain corporations,
rights of which they were deprived by the
repeal of chapter 373 Of the Public Laws
Of the year 1855
An act to amend section II OF chapter 20
of the Revised Statutts relating to the i'll
solvent law.
An act to incorporate the Lake Auburn
Fish Protective Association.
An act to authorize the trustee
of certain real estate held for
the benefit Of the Congre sAtional church
ard society of Ellsworth to sell ard convey
the came.
An act authorizing the town Of Hampden
to receive money in trust for Hampden
academy.
An act to amend chapter 379 of the Pab-
lie Laws Of 1855, entitled IAN Act to pre-
vent incompetent persons from conducting
the business of spothecAries."
An act to amend section 81 of chapter
state library.
An act for the better protection of timber
lands Of this state.
An act to prohibit the taking of flsh from
North pond, so called. aud its tributaries, ia
in the towns Of Woodstock and Greenwood
in the county Of Oxford.
An act to smepd chspter 270 Of the Spec
isl Laws Of 1887 entitled, an act to prohb-
it the taking Of migratory fi.h from Medo-
max river.
An &C. relating to the jurisdiction of
municipal and police courts in actions of
repievia
Senate Document 232, took it's second
reading and passed to be engrossed.
Senate Document 234 read once, tomor-
row assigned.
On motion by Mr.. Giles Of Oxford,
Adjourned.
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Capt. o Shea Brings euir OF Libel
AGsiDst A Cstoolic Bishcp.

DuBLIs. March 27.--It Is announced tha,
Capt. o'stss has brought sni, sgAinst the
Catholic bishop Of the united diocesa oi
Galsay and Riimscdussh, Most Rev
Francis !. McCormiek, ID. d., and John
O'Mshouy. of the Catholic diocese Of Cork
Capt. O'Shes sues the tro reverend gentle
men mentioned for alleged jioeilous utter
snees in regard TO his relations with NJ.
ParnelI. which have been attributed TO The
Bishop Of Galway and Canon O'Mshony IN
the public press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Snow In visgioia.

WAsHiseroS, March 27,--PAssepeefs on
the In coming trains from tho South report
heavy falls nov In Shenandoah valley and
other parts Of Virginia, reaching In some
pisces the depth OF eight inches. All
north bound trains were delayed on account
Of a wsshou, caused by the heavy rains and
drifting snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
A Return 10 the Former F'Igurs.
[Portlsnd Advertiser

In 1889 the State tax WAS I'll mills on The
dollar. but that year the financial condition
seemed to warrant Il reduction to 2i mills
for 1890. That, however. vas before the
large Gums had been voted for the State
House enlargement. aud for other purposes.
The new rate ss fixed by the finance COM
mittee il therefore a return TO the former
figure, but it is much better than the fvs
mill rate Of 1880.
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MUCH MARRIED.
A Handsome Hosiish Woman Who had
Secured Forty .fhles Husbands by
AdveTtisioE

PARIS, March 27.--A handsome English
woman named Eveline Neal was arrested In
this city for marriage frauds. She inveisisd
43 men to marry her BY advertising herself
~ wealthy widow. Her last victim was q
Viscount, who almost ruined himself by
gambling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

BANGOR. MaIci GA special from
DsnfoIth, Me-, to the Commercial SAYS that
the house Of Caroline Tuck st HaynesvilIe
was burned FRIDAY morning, and that she
persisted in the fl ,mes. She was alone in
the house, Her son, who lived in an ed.
joining house, discovered the fire but was
unable II scua his mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
VOICES OF THE PRDse.
Appropriation for Worlds Fair.
Portland Advertiser. I

Ought to pass Is the finance committes's
verdict on the Worlds Fair appropriation.
Ought TO pass Is the general sentiment OF
the State. Considerations Of material In
terests, ss we'll ss proper State pride and
and public spirit demand this expenditure.
look. the proposed appropriation Of
$4,000 for this purpose can be made
especially since 1t is to be spread 10 install.
ments over two years. II must be afforded.
1t will be money we'll spent, to have
Msine's Industries, resources and attrsc.
tions advertised as they will be through .
juaieious State exhibit at the Western
metropolis. The sum proposed will do this
very well, but IL is TO be feared that any
smaller sum would be insult Client.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

BELFAST EXCITED
Over a Dastardly Assault on
One Of Principal Streets.
Woman Burned 10 reath In Her House
at HaynssYiIls.
Work Done by the Grand Jury st
ekcwhsgan.

BELFAST, March 27.-A Nova Scots
servant, AZ empioye Of Fl. E. Mcdonald
vas thrown down and partially strsngled in
froat Of fashionable residence en- Church
street. IN the heart Of the city, about 9
O'Clock last evening. The asssilant WAS
frightened away by clergyman before &C.
eompiishing his purpose. The police have
s clue. There is much excitement.
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Something Besides Bulk Required.
Lowell MAil.)

Jerry Simpsons faith thst New Hsmp-
shire 10 just tue place for the farmers
alliance to foarish 10 based upon the rising
tids Of indigestion against railroad mono
poles. 1. might be we'll to limit the
influence Of ,he railroad companies, but
the people Of the East want none Of the
alliance heresies regarding fnsnce. NEW
Eogianders believe there should be come
thing besidss bulk In the purchasing medium
Of the couotry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
M ains Pensions.

WAsHrNoroN, March 27.-Pensions have
been granted TO the following residents Of
Maine.
Original, Theophilus Y. Smith. Patrick
Moloy, Rufus l.. LittleAeld. Henry A.
Howard, Frank S, Nelson. William n.
Lincott, Thomas Ii. T.. Rollins.
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pamariscotta Man Arrested for For
ssty.

PORTLAND, March PA special to the
Argus from Roekla1d says that Augustus
Jones OF Damariscotta, Me has been ar.
rested for forgery amounting to at least
$1,000, perhaps thousands. Lincoln county
people are his vicfims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Death Of Hon. Rufus Prince.

LEWISTON. March 27.- Hon. Rufus
Prince Of South Turner, whose critical ILL.,
ness vas announced on Thursday, died at 6
O'Clock Friday morniDg. Funeral AZ !
O'Clock Moudsy afternoon at the house
The funeral will be attended Morday at |
+. NJ. a. the house, and Rev. Mics Angel
Of Norwsy will ofiicis.e.
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Psnnsylvsais Getting its Share Of sh.
6uow

READIss. Pa. March 27.-Spow fell
throushout this region today to depth of
six inches in this immediate vicinity. and
IL and Is ioches on level west Of this
city where she wind Is Blowing a regular
hurricane, ddftins the rosis badiy. To.
oight the storm turned into rsio. ard the
scbuy kill river led by the melting SNOW
| is rising.
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Later.
Elm House az Earmingtou Burning This
Morning.

FARMISGroN. March 2S.-An alarm Just
struck for fire at West Fsrnington. The
Elm House, owned by W. T. Locke, is all
sblsze, and at this hour, IL Is A. M, looks
as though it will be total loss. 1t ia
valued st ever $1,000; partially insured.
The FIRE was caused by a defective chin.
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PORTLAND, March 27.-A special TO the
Argus from +, j. Leonard, manager Of
the New England base ball club, says
To safety every body have concluded 10
drop the Cubsn Giants. Will sign the
White team"
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Compositions ON PhiIsdslphia Prssa
| 0tfiks

PAiLADgLrfiIA, Pa, March 27.-At 8 25
tonight the pon-union men in the Press
office joined tie union and pens on . stril Q
Perhaps. sbou. dozen men we're left Ia Il Q
c,mpofths room. Ths Press people asked
Wilmingscn, Del, for men, also two II
the Philsdelpbis papers vbo employ non
uniJA mea. 70 help them out.
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S,ckApoo INDIAN sA,vE.

r. Excellent Dressing tor Fever Sores. Cancers,
Plies. and all iasisIs Of 1Rdoleni Ulcers. Ths
Saive is made ct Resl Buffalo TaIsov, combined
with Medicinal properties ef healing Here's
Rocts, BAsks, etc. only =, cents a package
Ce: IL. Don't be without it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

liver, or Disease of the Blood.
Sagwa cures Constipation,
Liver Complaint, Indiges-
ton, Loss of Appetite, Scrof-
ula. Rheumatism and Chills
and Fever. No Pains, no
Tears, no Signs, no Sobs if
you restore your health with
Sagwa. For sale at all
Druggists.