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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-06-06

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weLL-kNowN PERSONS.

Psre Hyacinthe, it Is said, has become
a Theosophist and will deliver lectures on
his new faith
General Franz Sigel will attend the re-
union Of the TwentY-6fth Iowa Infantry
at Burlington next week.
William Ellery Channings statue to
be erected IN Newport will be the work
OF w J. Weld, and its costs will be
$50, 900.
Miss Breckenridge. daughter Of w.
P. Breckenridge Of Lexi lgton. Ky Is
studying law to become her fathers Law
partner.
Sixty FIVE cardinals have died during
the twelve years Of Leo kits papacy
The Sacred College is composed entirely
OF new cardinals
General ]. Il. Goldman. at one tim,
state auditor Of Ohio and member Of tn,
House and colonel Of the 4th Ohio, died
last night at Columbus at the age o
So he was wounded 1T fredericksburg
Governor Hovey OF Indiana, Senate
Voorhees,, General Lew Wallace an,
others will leave indianapolis next montl
for Mexico, In which country they vii
spend several weeks. On their wa,
home they will visit some of the famou
southern bxttlefelds.
Poultney Bigelow, Frank Millet (vies
president Of the National Academy. anS
Alfred Parsons. the English draughts
man whose work has frequently appeare
in Harper's Monthly. recently made
canoe trip together down the Danube
from the Black Forest to the BLACK Sea
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

be married In quiet, almost a secret
manner, was sufficient to have put Dr.
Rylance on his guard and prompt him to
use his influence in persusding the young
people to await the consent Of their
parents
In this country and age parents
usually are not governed by those
medieval sentiments and customs which
required a girl to marrya rich ourmud-
geon rather than the gallant young
knight Of her own choice or threw her
into dark, damp dungeon, to live on
bread and water till she yielded to 4eir
wishes. There is seldom any necessity in
this age for a young girl to run away
from home to escape her fathers wrath
and to marry the man she loves. As q
rule. the girl who does so is either reck
less or silly she either marries a de-
ceiver or hees from home for excite
ment.
Few parents object TO the marriage OF
their daughters, except for one or Other
of the two good reasons that the man has
bad habits, or that she Is too young. The
average parents, but especially th'
fathers, are too Indifferent TO the mat
ter to care whom the girl marries.
A prudent minister should respect
both Of those objections Certainly I
minister with the knowledge and ex
perience Of DR.. Rylance, who knew tb'
station OF the families O
those young people, could
have advised them to defer their matri
monial sensation few weeks to avail
the return OF Mr. Hoe After his return
If upon reasonable persuasion he shoul'
not have given his consent, tn
girls then might have prepared for mar
riage. That would have been NOR
respectful and dutiful course for tw
good, cultivated and refined girls, and
would certainly have been more re
spectful and dignifed course for Dr
| Rylance.
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in Congress If the Republicans are sue.
cessful In the fall elections. He said
That bill will come again II Harrison is
reelected. Do not mistake the signs OF
the times Massachusetts, had Lodge,
who introduced the bill, as chairman OF
its Repnblican Convention; its resolve
was for the Force bill Onio and every
Renunlican state that has acted are for
n The Republican party is irrevocably
committed to it; their very existence de-
nends upon it. That question is above
taxes aud extravaganza; il determines the
onestion Of the continuance Of the form
Of government under which we i've.
We have some proof and exposition OF
Force lii tactics and sentiments Ia Della
ware. The business OF the Republican
managers here is to get in the negro
vote. They profess 90 do that under
cover Of various sentiments Of patriotism
and Justice. but their object Is to get IN
the negro vote IN any manner possible
either by force or fraud. They interpret
patriotism and justice with fragrant
liberality.
Senator Higgins voted for the Force
bill aud all Of his appointments have been
made from that class in his own party
which will apply the Force bill or any
other means, no matter what, to carry
elections here.
The Force bill sentiment Is not sup
pressed and It cannot be dismissed from
the apprehensions Of the people till those
negro-manipulstors and tax receipt buy
ers and holders Of mortgages on negro
votes are put out OF public office.
The fact that 81 600 could he raised
and put into the hands Of few men hers
to buy tax receipts and probably as muel
again TO buy the collectors is an evidence
that the sentiment OF the Force bill i
| still alive In Delaware,
II the negroes do not divide between
the two parties on the economic cues
tions which are now before the peepl'
then the only hope OF relieving th'
commonwealth OF their vsnal votes u
the Mississippi plan Of making property
aud educational qualifications. Fearing
that they may not only lose control o
the negro vote, but that the vote itsel
will be suppressed, because 1t is no onl.
ignorant. but, vensl the wcrst class o
the Republicans still cherish the Force
bill sentiment.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

Indications for the Middle States to.
day Cear. considerably cooler weather,
fresh to light northwest erly winds will
prevail, with frosts to night in Pennsyl.
vaDia and New York
New York Herald Forecasts As the
Heralds Bermuda cable dispatches show
the Atlantic cyclone moved TO the north
ward of the islands on Sunday. a1d last
night its appron 20 the southern coasts
Of Nova Scotia was clearly indicated ~
the barone er falling at 29.40 inches,
with local rsinfslls exceeding ons inch IN
twelve hours at Halifax. The cyclone
will probably advar ce mort eastwa e ~
TO day The North western cold wave
has oVerrun the LAKE aud this sec ion.
It will probably cause frosts in the north
ern parts Of this section and in New
England. the frost line extending to the
Delaware and Hudson valleys 70 NIGHT
Temperature fell in tie United States
yesterday; the chief minimum reper ed
was % degrees Fabr. at. Fort Assini
boine, Mont the chief maximum, go, al
| Charleston, S. Q.
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AFTER an attack Of crsmp collie or
fit Of high-fed, dyspeptie billiousness the
Morning News took a crack at creation
1t objected 60 everything in general ex-
cept Mr.. Cleveland's baby and growled
feebly ct the Newark Ledger for saying
ugly things about Mckee and Dougherty
In particular. It whimpered about the
Georgetown Democrats praise Of the
local ofissrs for Doing their duty and used
its truculent, ironisal sarcasm
in hoping that the authorities of
Sussex county would investigate sons
crimes which lie near to the little heart
OF the News. Then il had sporadic at
tack Of dissatisfaction at the Ohio Demo
Gratis Then. after ohiecting that the
frs engines go to investigate and per
haps mitigate fres whenever the
alarm Is sounded, the poor man
praised his reporters for un.
derstandiug the bloody. razor producing
game Of crap It is pity
that the News cannot readiusl
the social, political and economic 1e
lations and laws Of the universe. Il is,
pity that the News cannot superintenS
the reconstruction Of this badly devised
poorly constructed and Forse manage
planet. But since it cannot do any O
those things is might try to put up wit
what we have and amiably make the bei
OF bad game, as the French say.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

THE Force bill was a measure con-
cocted TO legaliEs the very methods
adopted By the Republican managers
here for carrying the last two elections
It was designed to assist the schemes Of
precisely the same class Of men all over
the South as we have here buying collect
ors aud tax receipts II such men were
not at hand they were to be exported
from Pennsylvania, where our best ex.
amples Of the Force bill sentiment come
from
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AtH4l1ADELPHlA, WILMINGTON Ann
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

ShaAi'AD = II H,.Aa, WILMINGTON AND
Julyt9, 1891.
oil, LTalhs Wlli leave Wilmington as follows
sn az 15 cypress s. 30, 30 30 So
-i2ie ls9 sol. III III 50, s6e. Z q 7 T;
10 and y u III. - W
:. IS g s5 q 7Os @am
~ For g Chester sexpress), / IS, $50, 7m.
sS ~, IA IL ~; % II 81 M, IL Ss. III, 5e,
Accommodation, o85. d ss. 7m s,o ms
IL 80 m, %. As. 35 2O 40 an IN m ~ 70
- New YORK, s., = o. y, 10 9 o.. 81. iouS.
5l2. 5 II, S. IS 81 Oe. Is ii and ~ ~ 80
For BOSTON, without change, 8 So D m.
For West chester, via Lamokin. 8 IS and
For Newark (Centre) and intermed,.+.
stations, 40 am, IL "a and 8 30 m
Baltimore - and intsra "a stations 10 Is
Baltimore and Bay Line, % d IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 40. s.9l, gil.
sSS S s9 e. % q "a and y 10 night s "a Saa'
Trains for Delaware Division ieaye for:
New Castle, Is. l1.23 a M. Is. $50. Az
b.l5, ", 30 y m, and u O6 night
For Rehoboth, SIS a. NIB Sop. m.
harrington, Delmar, ana way stations, Is
IL IL m and IL o. night
Express for Harrington, 3 so and 90 m.
-, ~ Dress Tor Cape Charles, Ola ROM Coms
ioh'' ana Norfolk, II 10 q IN and II Of night.
Leave Leave Philadelphia Broad street, for VII.
mlnggon, lexprese) 8Br f20. z 27 8I o 10 III "a
~ %. u 10, m, -l2 %. 80, OF 3Oi 4Ol. al
y, " o y, eO1' ob7, 20, II ie. II 30. m, and
Accommodation. 3 Is. 74o. lom uB m.
II 38 . m. - AZ = 49,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia lexpress), IS, 2B An
og sU9' u o., m ~, OK, II, 50, %, o.
;AAccosmmodatlon, 100, sos. m. la1c.l1
10. 20 and 10 81 M.
FOR Chester leXpressl. ] IS. 8 so, 200, II 81
a i, D II, 56, z 06, 30 and 12 pm
Accommodation, 7 Oh, 8 %, q IN, IL TO- A
10 20 and 10 30 m.
hor New York (express), I So, $50, go, 7W
s.bg, II 81 m. 1910 1.39, 304, 4IO, 6l7 So.
ouo, % Il, %, and 10 30 p IN.
For Boston, without change, 5 56p m.
and p pm
For New Castle, 50 p m and IL 90 night.
tor Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
For Middletown. clayton, Dover, Wyoming
FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville, Seaford
Laurel and Delmar, IL OF night.
Baltimore and Washington, 40, Oh. 10 Is A
N, ~ 0o,5 %, g o., 40 30 D m and u AZ Night
| Baltimore, only 08 pm and u 10 night,
Leave philadelphia, Broad street, for WI.
3 W, 6b7, 40, 30. II Is, II 30 m. and IL O.
Accommodation, ss5, 1898. IN. lsa.
/ 2 05, 8 10, 80, 10 05and II 38 y IN.
For further information passengers are re-
/ ferred to the ticket Office ut the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are Limited Express
composed entirely Of Pullman ] arlor and
i Dining Cars.
4 UHAS. Il, PU6H, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

A SOLEMN court martial has been con
vened at Annapolis to try two cadets for
tying another cadet between two mat
tresses II the court cannot keep their
faces straight through the momentous
incidents of that awful trial and suggest
a punishment to fit the crime, they
might send for sensible matron who il
familiar with the benehcent effects o.
the slipper treatment, for suppresslnl
an exuberance Of animal spirits anon,
boys
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REnIsrER,s ORDERS
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
N
REGIsTER,s OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del Sept. Is, 1891,
Upon the application Of John y. Dickeyi
Administrators OF Boz iamin W.Dickey, late OF
Mil Creek hundred, IN said county, De-
ceased, ft is ordered and directed BY the Regis.
ter tina the administrator aforesaid give
notice OF granting OF letters OF administration
upon the estate of the deceased
with the cate Of granting tnereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letters in six Of the most public places o.
the county OF New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate 70
present the same or abide by Gn Act Of AZ
senbly IN such case made and provided; anp
also cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in the EVENING JOURNAL. a
newspaper published In Wilmington, Del,
and 70 be continued therein three weeks,
Given under the hand and Seal
Of ONCE OF the Register aforesaid
q at Wilmington, in New Castle
L. >. county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
y. WILKINS COOCH, n Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate
Of the deceased must present the same duly
atfested TO the administrators, ION OF betort
September IS. 1892, or abide the Act OF AZ
sefnbly Ia such case made and provided.
JOHN T. DICKEY
Admi istrator.
Address, J Harvey whiteman, Wilmington
bel
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

Those hasty marriage ceremonies per-
formed by DR.. Rylance and his assistant
at st. Marks Church New York between
two young men and the two young
daughters Of R Hoe are reprehensible. 1t
is by such breaches Of taste and discretion
that the divorce laws are made impera-
tire.
In these particular cases there were no
formidable objections to the marriages
and so far as known TO the public there
are no serious apprehensions that the mar
riages consummated with such fragrant
disregard for social customs will prove
unhappy: hence there was no reason why
the conventionalties Of life, the spectaeu
lar triumph Of the marriage ceremonie;
so dear TO the feminine heart should
have been ignored and deded
Nc Hoe is in Europe and had sent {
eablegram asking his daughter to defer hei
marriage. DR. Rylance was familiar viii
family affairs and was doubtless aware
that for good reasons Mr. Hoe eithei
objected altogether to his daughter
proposed marriage or objected to IL jus
now, she being only 10 years of age OF
account OF her youth But even II h
had not known those facts. the fact tina
four young people Of this class an,
standing came alone and unattended /
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NEWSPAPER OPINION.
Miss Cleveland VIII Earn Her Owr
Living.

MISS CteVeiunO Will karin Nor OWh
Living
Baltimore sun.
And there is just this to be said to any
Republican humorists who may be in.
clined 10 joke on this subject: Mr.. Blaine
or Mr. Harrison, OF nearly any ether Re
publican candidate that may be named
would be glad II they could announce
to the public similar occurrence in theii
own families Aud 1t may be added fol-
the benefi OF the Republican oyergrown
high-ariff infant that while the Cleveland
baby will have everything that an indie
pendent and self-respecting baby ought to
have, It will not be brought up on the
bottle II will make its own living with
out artificial means OF obtaining susie
nance. Good luck to the little Democrat
that has come to the Cleveland house
hold II is born with the blessings OF as
fair and gracious young mother as the
sun ever shone Oh, and of as sturdy and
honest father as the world often sees
May she live to assist Mrs Cleveland at
one OF her earliest receptions at the
White House In 1898.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

WITH Mrs Eva Mann Hamilton at
large, we think the crack Drained sympa
thizers with Mrs Maybrick should be sat.
listed The advantages and benefits Of
having two Of a kind" prowling about
are not apparent or they are SO apparent
that ordinarily sensible people can not
afford to wait few years.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

Mahanoy City Tribune.
1t looks little as though the Republi-
cans themselves we're providing the
Democrats with material for the fall
campaipu
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

Boston Transcript.
Four out OF the Ave gentlemen who
made the scRthing report to the Civil
Service Reform League against Superin-
tendent Porter's census voted for Presi-
dent Harrison at the last Presidential
election.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

Albany I'M.
The grape scare is over. 1t Is one that
should not have been begun. II was the
crazy proceedings OF New York city
officials, who made a brszsn effort to try
and convince people that they earn their
salaries
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

New York Press
Certainly Boulangers suicide was
crime. It was murder. The guilt of
murder is not taken away because the
victim desires to die or does not deserve
to live OF Balmaceda's suicide the
question may be fairly asked whether 1t
did not come within the defnition 'justi-
fable homicide"
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

In Brother Hardesty fights the devil as
hard as be fights the EVENING JOURNAL
1t is strange that nobody ever heard Of
him before he related that wife-beating
story in court and then contradlcted
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

THIS may seem an op2ortune time for
the Republicans to hght Tammany be.
cause they have no principles but Il is
not an opportune time for the Democrats
because they have grand principles and
good candidates, and TammRny Hall is
supporting them both. It Is case in
which TammAny is supporting the Demo
cratic candidates not case Of the Demo
Gratis supporting Tammany's candidates
Evening journal., 1891-10-06
Sow York md CrIcket.

New York World.
The cricket match between Gentle
men of England" and "Gentlsmen Of
New York" will begin on Staten Island
tomorrow Cricket Is very noble
game, played chiefly by our English fore
fathers. Is Is, however.a trihs enduring
and II you are 20 thoroughly enjoy It YOU
had best take along an interesting book
Evening journal., 1891-10-06
Mighty Weapons.

Boston Herald.
The Democrats in Pennsylvania. like
their brethren here in Massachusetts,,
haze the advantage over their opponents
in respect % brains and thorough honesty
OF purpose. These are mighty weapons
In political fight
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

Boston News.
A st Adams man was fined IS and
on SITS for alleged intoxic .tion and 81 and
costs for mauliug aud pounding his wife.
II prohibition Is success in the Green
Mountain State it must be concsded that
marriage Is failure
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

MRS LEsLIE says she accepted
willie" Wilde after she had refused his
suit a number Of times. She likely mar
ried him 70 be rid Of him then. We
have looked upon Mrs Leslie as one Of
the fair specimens Of the average woman
OF this country, but II she did that she is
silly; and. II having done It, she told it,
she is something worse than silly.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

SOMEBODY who has his interests and
his clerical reputation at heart should
havs advised Brother HardestY to write
his letters, then put them in his pocket
and forget TO send them.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

REV. L. HARpEsTY is trying TO con
vince the public that he is as fragrant
letter writer as witness.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06
AReulNa rne MlLL case.
Bliss Terry Becomes Very Ill Will
Visiting u Friend-Barn aud Crops Ds

Bliss Terry becomes Very III While
Visiting n Friend-Barn aud Crops De
stroyed
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
! DOVER Oct. 6 The argument in the
CEmmins' will case was renewed yester-
day and will perhaps occupy all Of to-
day.
The barn on the farm of Captain
Thomas Draper near Magnolia, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday. II contained
100 bushels Of wheat, tons Of phos-
phste, 5000 sheaves Of blades aud lot
Of straw. The fire is supposed to have
originated from matches that were four
in the stable, being bitten by mice
Miss Maggie Terry, daughter of Rev.
t. Terry. was taken suddenly i'll yes
terday afternoon while on a visit to a
friend on South State street, The cause
of the sudden attack was. II is said,
brought on by estidg chestnuts She
was thrown into commissions. At last
acco UNITS she was resting and improving
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

TnE persons living on chippey street
should petition the City Council t'
change the name to something less sug
gestive.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

The FORCE BILL NOT DEAD.
In the course Of speech opening the
campaign In Maryland Senator German
reminded his hearers with much earnest
ness that the Forcs bill is not dead yet,
and that 1t win be sure to come up again
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

Wilmington Carpet Cleaning work.
Eleventh and jackson streets, is ready for
The fan trade. Carpets taken up, cleaned
and relaid.
T. FERRY, Proprietor.
Telephone, esq.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

EVEN the ground is about to cave 10 ,
under Republican rule in Pennsylvania,
at Carbonate.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

ANOTHER hero fireman in New York
rescued his wife from burning building
1 0 die in bis arms.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

RECIPROCITY seems as sick as Mr..
Blaine. Neither father nor child is doing
as we'll as might be expected.
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

If Brother Hsrdesty were as just and
kindly to himself as the EVENING
JOURNAL Is to him, be would never
write a letter without prayerful con.
sideraiiOn; and. then, for fear there
should be some doubt about the dignity
Of the letter. or the efficacy Of the
prayers he should reconsider them both
Evening journal., 1891-10-06

If Balmaceda is slive probably Bou
LANCER Is not dead Meantime, where
oh where, Is Egsn
Evening journal., 1891-10-06
EXCURSIONS

Steamers leave Wilmington daily, eAoepl
Sunday-For Pennsgrove. at 200 a. M anu
] 90, 3.15 aud 8 40 p. IN. :. y M a
m and 3 Is D. m. orsu m
sunday only--For PennsgroVea az wv o. -
ana 90 and 5 % p. m. lam, m
For Pennsville At coca. m. ana z w y, - =, a.,
Connections ct Pennsgrove Win $500 s5,,sr
"Maj0r Reyboldn and Wild beia"'
r. r. train for way stations .aa1rbia via
Pennsvile passengers for Phiiaaett ~ sis o.
the steamer "Reybold" will come ~
mia ., pennsgrove in the afternoon, -,
Connections at Wilmington WIN ~ Nv
ton and Northern railroad. balsiiii load anu
Ohio ~aiiro,,d and Pennsylvania rallrosu,
UNIV ''''' o'''' A. q. McCAUSLAND. Supt.
Septsmber a. 1891.