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Evening journal., 1891-10-27
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MlSPLAclNG THE BLAME.
There are differences of opinion cen
corning the relative degrees Of guilt at
tsched to the persons engaged in the
Wholesale bribery Of negroes, and the
purchase Of tax receipts in bulk from the
collectors, but we cannot conceive upon
what evidence the Dover Delawarean
puts the two parties on the same foot
ing. It says:
In Wilmington many men Of both par
ties are doing their best to keep the
truth from the people. In other words,
they are posing as saints, while they are
opposed to anything like proper inves-
LEGATION Of the charges made.
The entire matter is in the hands Of
Republicans. Thus, the Levy Court is
Republican, the attorney is Republican
the Illegal tax receipts are in the posses
sion Of the Republican managers, the
sureties for the collectors are Republi-
cans. the evidences Of any fraud are al
In the possession Of the Republicans. The
collectors refused to testify and the Re
publicans have refused to produce the
evidence on which case can be made
against them
The Democrats are not concealing any
thing from the people; they have moth
ing to conceal. They are not posing as
saints, they are not opposing an investi-
gation. The critic who tries to see the
position of the Democrats In that light
has strablsmur, aud cannot see at all.
What could the Democrats dot They
and the people have been betrayed by
two lots of soamps and they have neither
the evidence nor the power to bring
either to justice.
The Democrats are not defending OF
shielding anybody. Even the sureties,
who FIRST seduced the collectors and who
are now offering the only resistance to
the Levy Courts sham investigation
Except that Of the Republican man
sgers) are Republicans.
We do not mean to assume that the
respectable members of the Republican
party are engaged in this nefarlous
business. They are not
The Levy Court, Attorney Bradford
and the managers OF the party are prac-
tieally engaged in shielding both parties
TO that tax receipt purchase and the
Dover paper is misinformed end unjust
II 1t attempted to be impartial by as
cribing the blame Unfortunately to
Republicans and Democrats alike. It
could not mention a single Democrat In
connection with this whole wretched
business, except those who are RepuDh-
cans by purchase.
The Democrats Of New Castle county
and OF Wilmington are as upright and
as honorable a body Of men as ever
adorned political life anywhere. They
embrace some OF the most distinguished
and able men OF our times, or Of any
time. They attend 20 their political
duties with loyalty. eArnestness. zeal and
honesty which might be pro6tably imi-
tated elsewhere.
II does not become any Democrat, any
where, TO attempt TO put an indignity
upon the Democrats Of New Castle
county. They, like other fRllible men
may make mistakes, but there is no bio
on their escutcheon and their loyalty {,
the principles of democracy, their faitl
in the government Of the people, and tn
honesty and loyalty of their devotion t
the oldest, greatest and grandest politl
cal party which ever existed cannot b
questioned or excelled.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

PHILADELPHIA, wILMINaTOr AMI
\ BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JuIyf IQQ1


Trains WIN leave Wilmington Il, aiDs aa fol,ow.
s 5o 81 r. eRreiss 81 q IA
-l219. lS9,s04.6 IL. b17, SO. sos. 3 Il, 70s
Accommodation, 8 90. . s., 100. ia lo1am.
IL %. rs %. 30. 20, 10, and 10 So II M
For Chester gexpress). 4 Sc, 650 IRA.
s50 eco, 4, u 20 u 81 a m, iass. II. "a.
Accommodation, os5. e6S, gs. 40. 10 IS.
IL 80 m, 225. As. 50, 2li % and 10 80 nm ~
70 New Se York :, % ID a. ~ a. s5o ieg.
512, IL. Sc, 70 q, o. 1879 IL. and 10 n . M
For For I hoston, without Oh. change, : s. M,
For West chester, via Lamokins IS and
For Newark (Centre) and Intermediates
stations, 7 40 am, u 81 and 20 Pm
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 10 Is
m. IL t6, 2 II, 4 As and 06 p m and IL 10 night
Baltimore and Bay Line, q M
10 g r. s59 sna Wqss4ienggs Ia a az
1913, 40, s 20 D m and Y A. night.
Trains for Dela,ware Division eaye fer:
New Castle, Is. l1.3 N. 81. 3.50. AS.
6.l5, %, 60 y M, and u 06 night.
For Rehoboth, S.15 q, m. 3 80 D. m.
harrington, Delmar, and wAy stations, . 10
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar
ii IL a m and ~ OF night
Express for Harrington, 3 50 and % p. M.
Express for Cape Charles, Ul0 roInb Com
fort, and Norfolk, II Is m and Il o. night.
Leave philadelphia, Broad street, for WI
10 80, II is, a M, 412 80, SO, 3O2.8m' 4ei a.
O.. 30, oo7, 81, 20. II 10, II 20, D Ba., and
Accommodation, 8 20, 40, lo@. Mss q "a.
80, 22s, 10, 09. 40. ~, 49, 10 o. 10 20 ana
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia lexpressl, gu p IS, %,
80. %, A 81. m, 80, o.. III So, o6, %.
7 80 and IL pm.
4 10. 20 and 10 30 p m.
For Chester (expreHs). S. 3 30, SOC. II 81
a n 8 II, SO, T08, I 30 and ~ pm.
Accommodation. o. %. q N. II 10, ! Vs.
4 10, 20 and 10 80 p M.
For New York (expreesl, b5, sc. Z 20, 0g
| $50, II 81 q m, 1910 l.39, 304. 40. SIT 556,
| 9 06, 70 "a, 90, and 10 80 D m.
| For Boston, without change 56p N.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 8 D5 3 M,
i and 2l IN.
For New Castle, so D m and l2 90 night.
For Cape Charles, Old P0iut Comfort and
1 Norfolk, II Oh night.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover. Wyoming,
FELTON,, Harrington; Bridgeyine. Seaford,
| Laurel and Delmar. II Oh night.
| Baltimore and Washington, A. "a. 10 Is 4
m, l2 o6,5 S8, IS 0S, 90 20 . N and 1p AZ night
/ Baltimore, only 06 m and IL 10 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, Tor VII.
mington lexpress) 8 so, 20, 9 10,l1 10 %, Al
8 0s, 81, 40, 50. IL 10, II 30 "a. and IL os
4 night.
Accommodation, SIS, 10 3s m. 1895
206, 6 10, So, 10 08 and II 80 D N.
/ For further information passeogers are re-
| ferred to the ticket office at the station.
| Trains marked thus ~ are Limited Express,
composed entirely of Pullman 2riof and
Dining Cars.
4 CHAS. K, PU9H, j. r.. WOOD,
General Manager Sen PRss. Agent.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

The Baltimore Sun Of this morning
says: Among the callers at the Repub-
lican headquarters was United States
Senator Higgins Of Delaware who was
on his way to Washington, aud stopped Ia
Baltimore to spend few hours with his
friend, William T. Henderson. He did
not come TO participate in the Republi-
can campaign in the city or state Speak
ing Of the campaign in Baltimore, Sen
ator Higgins said that from what he
could gather Of the situation It looked to
him that the 6ght against the Democrats
was similar to that IN Philadelphia
against the Republicans. 1.-THE better
element of the dominant parties" he
said, think that the time has come for 3
change, aud 1t would not surprise me II
this change was secured at this election in
both places. These occasional defeats, 2
he continued, are good lessons to the
party in power. and act AS a warning TO
them that there is a limit to dictatorial
administration, beyond which the people
will not go. Where the people do not
administer these occasional defeats IL is
case OF sparing the rod and spelling
the child. and spoilt politician becomes
| reckless
Evening journal., 1891-10-27
Atoms Rlde for McDanieI.

IF. Mcdaniel has entered for the
ffty mile road race under the auspices OF
the Captains Association Of Philadelphia
to be held on Tuesday, November 3.
This race is open to all amateurs and
viii be scratch II will be held over the
Sporting Life course, "a miles triangle
on Montgomery and Lancaster pixies.
starting at D m. from point : miles
west from General Wayne Hotel Elm
station, P. r. and finishing after 2
laps at the hotel Entries close October
81, and entrance fee must be sent with
the entry. It is expected that other VIII
mlngton seoreheKH win enter.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27
cHllpREN TAkeN ERoM HONE.
Their Mother Was Adjudged Unfit u
Raise Them-singerlv's Yacht Sunk


Raise Them-singerly's Yacht SINK.
ELKToN, Oct 27.-Annie, Efie and
Bessie Hail. aged respectively z, and
n years. children Of Hannah Hall, widow
of John Hall, living near Ellxton, were
taken into custody yesterday morning by
Constable Thomas X. Lee, on the com
plant by some neighbors OF Mrs. Hall
that she was not fit person to raise
them and was unable to support them
properly. Several witnesses corroborated
the charges before Justice A. j. Scott,
aud he ordered that they be taken to the
Henry Watson Institute for Children at
Baltimore. The case was a very dis
tresslng one to the little ones and their
mother.
William Singerly's new yacht Impulse.
built at Henry Dietert's ship yard. Elk
Landing, sunk on Saturday at the shir
yard wharf, from some unknown cause.
The boat was intended TO use q Waldron
engine. to make sixteen or eighteen
| knots an hour. The engine was on boa,
when the yacht sunk. The boat will be
raised, and if found to make the time
expected "a larger yacht will be con
structed and an engine OF the same de
sign put in to make twenty-five miles an
hour.
Samuel B. Motif, an old and highly re-
spected farmer residing near Northeast
died suddenly yesterday afternoon from
a second stroke OF paralysis. He was
taken III in field where he was superin
tending some farm work and died there
He was prominent Republican. He waf
a miller by occupation and operated the
Stoney Run Mill He was seventy
eight years Of age.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, thirty Eve years
of age, wife of Rev. D. w. Hart. for
merly OF Baltimore, now pastor Of tn,
Free Methodist Church Of Elkton, dice
last evening after short illness Of con
sumption. She leaves Eve children,
Evening journal., 1891-10-27
Inhn II. sharp weds.

John q Sharp and Miss Mary nugan
were married by Rev. w j. Birmingham
in st. Paups h. @. Church last night.
Andrew Fisher was groomsman and Miss
Julia McMahon was bridesmaid After
the ceremony a reception was rendered
the guests at the home Of the brides
parents, No. I'LL Lancaster avenue,
where they will reside for the present.
They recei cd many. handsome presents,
and in the near future viii take we'd
ding trip. Mr.. Sharp is employed By
Trump Brothers as q maehinist.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

davit' Ulcers have no discretion In this
case md the responsibility for false
arr st, II any, rests not on them, but on
sHoss making afsdavits and complaints.
The News takes this position in order to
defend and obtain favor with the rich
Republicans, some Republican work
ers, and some Republican voters
on the other side What q
shameful position for newspaper to
takei But within the last two years
there seems nothing teo partisan, tee
humiliatEng for the News to do.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

To be sure. large rug costs more than
a carpet for the same room but 1t Is
certainly cheaper in the end, and 1t will
last life time. Those who really can
not afford such a purchase can have
carpeting made into rug with quite the
effect Of one piece. Il should be finished
with border, and if the corners are in
clIned TO curl they should be weighted
and lined with burlsps for short dis
lance. A velvet rug made in this way
may be so perft city matched and sewed
that It will be impossible to detect the
seams. If the floor Is suitable, several
small rugs may be used. though the
effect is not so good. -tiood Housekeep-
ing
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

are engaged in a scheme TO detect
some real criminals who might
just as well have been arrested in the
FIRST place.
We refuse to believe any such non
sense. or 20 believe that these worthy,
able. honest and honorable men and Off
cars of the commonwealth would con
slider such scheme for a moment.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

Indications for the Middle States to-
day: Cloudy to partly cloudy weather
win prevail, preceded by light, local rain
or snow in the lake region and by rain on
and near the sea coasts, with fresh to
brisk westerly and northwesterly winds,
followed by clearing and falling tempera-
ture, followed tomorrow by a cold
wave" and fair, frosty weather
New York Herald Forecasts. - The
lake depression, after causing a some
what abnormal rise of temperature in
the interior Of the country, is moving of
the New England coast. II will advance
/ toward Nova Scotia and will be followed
by ''cold wave. causing light Local
SHOWS Ia the lake region and Northern
New England, rain in the Atlantic
coasts and a considerable fall Of tempera
/ ture in this section tonight and to
morrow Heavy rains fell on the eastern
edge OF the advancing depression with
sharp thunder stor ms last evening OF
/ this coast. Temperature fell ia tn,
/ United States yesterday, except in the
/ Atlantic States and the South. Thu
chief minimum reported was "a degrees
Fahrenheit at Fort Buford, N. D. this
chief maximum, SO degrees, at Spring
/ feld, Mo.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

FRoM sort Of threat or invitation Of
a mob TO apply lynch law to the olarks
the Every Evening has undergone a
great intestine revolution; it sus-
poets that the DuPoRts and the detsc
tivss have trapped and imposed upon At.
torney General Biggs and Justice of the
Peace sasse and induced them TO arrest
and imprlaon the ClArks as ineendlaries
without due form OF law. The Every
Evening Is capable Of great feats.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

TIE Morning News, true to its recent
character Of intense psrtisanship, which
its editor did not intend to fall into when
he came here. and did not actually get
down to till Mr. Bach abandoned the
paper, 6nds its cue In politics for praise
and blame in the matter Of she detention
OF the Clarks on the charge Of incen.
dlarism. Justice Sasse and Attor-
ney-General Biggs, being Democrats,
are TO blame If there is an error in de-
tanning the prisoners, though they are
desainsd regulazly by complaint and AFT
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

IT is one of the pshenomna Of the
times that the political party which has
destroyed our shipping industry and
crippled our agricultural industry is
busy Iamenting and trying various quack-
eriss to cure both To cure the shipping
industry which has been killed by re-
fusing American registers to foreign
built ships, it proposes subsidies to
rich shipping frms-or to punish
the people with more taxes
To cure agricultural distress it pro
poses to punish ths people with more
protection" for the rich manufacturing
industries. Both cases are like the hair
Of the dog for the bite There was .
quack out West who claimed that be
could cure any disease, whatever, tc
which the human family was liable. d,
had cure for FITS He proposed ''t,
throw ali of his patients into fts an,
then cure the fits.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27
MRS. Annie collins Assaulted.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Oct. 27-Frank Green
and Charles Phillips were ar
raigned before Squire Cooper
yesterday afternoon on charge
of assault OF Mrs Annie Collins. living
on the road from Camden to Willow
Grove They were held In $1e0 bail each
for appearance at court
Ewood Gallagher of Parksburg, Pa.
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Jennie v Hurd OF near Cheswold
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs Q. s. Clements of Clayton is
visiting Mrs Robert P. Collins.
Severn Taylor was in Philadelphia
yesterday.
Lawrence w Clark of the Index office
has returned from his trip TO Camden,
N, J. and PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

AUTHOR Of new play in far Western
theatre)- Hark What's that queer
noise2" Western Manager Comes
from the audience "Eh9 Is that their
style Of applauding?" mo It's the
clicking Of revolvers think they are
getting ready to call for the author, p
New York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

JusT as the Morning News had got it's
reputation established by long articles,
alleged to be legal, upsetting Chancellor
saulsburys judgments Il has slumped
and lost it all by maintaining
in the Dupont Clark case that the de
tective agents, not the Dupont princi-
pals, are responsible for false imprison.
ment. Perhaps the News Is mistaken in
its estimate Of its own legal acumen.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

JAMES g. BLAINB may be the Heavy
Man OF the Administration, but, as yet,
none Of the Pennsylvania railroad
authoritles viii concede that the road
was sagged by his passage over it last
SATURDAY..
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

Wa need not get much worked up
ever oar Chilian imbroglio; Chilli is too
small. Even Italy could not bluff us,
though Italy Il ten times bigger than
Chill
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

Than cure, and those who are subject to
rheumatism can prevent attacks by
keeping the blood pnre and free from the
acid which causes the disease. For this
purpose Hoods Sarsaparills is used with
great success.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

CARsEGIR stands in with both candi-
dates for the Presidency. He gave
Blaine coach ride TO Cluny Castle, and
Harrison barrel Of Scotch whiskey.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

WE trust the W. O. 4. U. will take
up the case Of Brother Harrison and give
him some Of the same resolutions they
gave Brother Morton relative to the
Shoreham bar.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

our contemporaries must feel rather
silly when they read those Turnereaque
opinions in each other There Is nothing
green about Mr.. Turner, however.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

AuTHoR-''I have just completed a
story of 800, 900 words. His Friend
How is that possible2 There are but a
$50, 600 words in the language" Author
-"Ah, but this is a dialect story. -
Judge.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

TIE presumption Of the people is that
the Clarks are guilty, otherwise the Du-
Points would not have had them arrested.
Legally they are presumed TO be innocent,
but Just now the case is not in court, and
it will take the evidence to decide which
presumption is right. Meantime It
would be well for calm and sensi-
bic people to await developments. II
the DuPonts. have had innocent people
arr esled and imprisoned they viii suffer
in purse and worse in reputation; If the
Clarks are guilty Of the diabolical crimes
with which they are charged by substan-
tial and respectable citizens they ought
to suffer. So far as the Clarks are con
cerned, since they are in prison they are
not in a materially worse condition than
they we're in when al the Columbus Inn
under the surveillance Of the detectives.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. Oct. n, 1891.
TIE zOeatHey today as hkely
10 be clear.

Special interest centres in
the Glove section. Gloves for
men, women and children.
What we said yesterday holds
true to day. one Of tie great
EST demonstrations IN Glo0eS
e0e1, made IN tIlS country.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

Another week of phenome-
nal selling in Women's Wraps,
Refers and listers. 1t counts
to have just what everybody is
wanting-and at prices that
nobody else is matching.
This line of Refers of the
latest fashionable length, tailor
made, satin finished, and the
prices 81 to So. Think of it
These Fur. trimmed Refers,
tailor made, handsome finish
throughout, right lengths, run
from 81. SO to $I7.
A long Military Cape New
market at $I3,in light CamePs
Hair and Cheviot effects You
can get the measure of values
by it. Compare with anything
of the kind elsewhere-style,
quality, price. See if you are
not asked at least SIS more for
a garment like it anywhere else
in town.
Moufflon Trimmed thing,
are plenty as blackberrieS-
here.
Second floor. Chestnut street
A regular 5o-cent Chevio
Suiting at 375a cents. Heavy
enough for cold weather, hand
some enough for anywhere. L
has the soft fuzzy finish tina
would be "Zibeline' were tn,
stuff French, being American
there's nothing of the sort Il
tell of-or pay for. Full o
dashes of style and dashes O
color; nine combinations.
A close sister but quieter
worth as much and sells for a
little. Two steps away no on,
could surely say it was not
regular 81 or $I.25 stuff. 4
.371a cents it seems like fndin,
money; Is styles, SO inches.
We've told of the Rough
and Tumble Cheviots; yoA0
told of them. A haystack-lik
pile melts away every few days
The sturdiest stuff for tn
money you're ever likely +
see. Dressy to. If you wan
to put the rompingest girl int
a dress that will come up smi
ing every time, try this 371
cent Rough and Tumbl
| Cheviot.
Snowflake Cheviot Plaid
are oddly pretty. AS if tn
white storm flecks still cling
a Highland lassie's tartar
Colorings beautiful, width 3
! inches, price so cents.
Another sort has the flax
! snow bits of impossible colo
! but handsome just the same.
Two tone Diagonal in SUI.
ing weight-very strikin
Half dollar, SO inches.
Among the very newe
. Dress Goods corners are Rouf
: Cancels Hair Fancies, Wi
bars of hairy beauty ranged
diagonal rows. 75c.
Have you seen the SIS,
: and 65.cent Colored Cas-
meres. Lnb1n'S Cashmere
The regular prices are rs to
cents. You can tell whe
2 they are by the thickness
il the crowd. Forty shades
= SIS cents.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

OUR noble but not handsome friend,
Elk City Solicitor Harry Q. Turner, got
in his work on all Of the newspapers ex
cept the EVENING JOURNAL. He worked
up sympathy for the Clarks, even in the
Office from whence It was announced that
mob was about to attack them in
prison. There are no flies on Mr.. Turner.
The Clarks are his clients and he viii do
all that is possible, which is q great deal,
to save them. That is right. Meantime
the incident shows how smart Mr.. Tur-
ner is and how smart the Every Windy,
the Morning Hersey and the Daily Her
sey are not. None Of them is match
for Mr. Turner
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

II required legal decision TO convince
the Republican divinity students OF
Union Theological Seminary Of New
York that they had no right TO vote. The
constitution Of the state said that
they should not vote because
they are non residents. But the Repuh-
lican party needed their votes and they
were willing, even anxious, to put them
in though illegal. There are several
kinds Of divinity students it seems. and
one kind who are not safe moral guides.
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

PmwM1m AND SMALL UHA RGw CAM
BIZ lad ar HE 81 uNTxE6 &0O& IN
"a MwmM1md S0uEmA2
Evening journal., 1891-10-27

VIM the President offer Secretary
Blaine hot Seotchf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-21
ANNAPOLIS ND, SATURDAY EVENING. MARcH 81 1891.


lon A CePY, or THE ILIAD FOUND WITH TaR
MUMMY or A YOUNG GIRT-l
Lo. an old song. yellow with centuriesl
She, she who with her young dust kept it
sweet:
She. in some green courton a carved seat,
Read Il at dusk faiF-pagcd upon her knees:
And. looking mp. saw there. beyond the trees.
Tall Helen through the darkling shadows
neet:
And heard. out IN the fading river-street,
The roar Of battle like the roar OF seas.
Love. weeping, placed this song when she was
In that sealed chamber, strange with nard
and musk.
Outliving Egypt, see II here at last.
We touch its leaves: back rush the seasons
sped:
For US. rs once for her. IN that old dusk.
Troy trembles like reed before the b'asti
-ILizette WOodworth Reese. in Travellers
Record
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-21
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Particular attention paid to iobbing and
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