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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
FIRES FOR NOVEMBER.

Tillerman John Green of the Dola.
ware Truck Company reports the fol.
lowing fires for the month Just closed.
November |, 6. 10 p. M, box No. 81. j.
d J. B. Reed, upholstery store, north
west corner Sixth and Tatnall streets,
loss, $500; November 6, 1856 box No.
SO, false alarm; November II, 6.15 p.
IN. box No. II, slight fire at the Dia-
mond Stale rolling mills; November
l5,4.l6 p, ~, bog No. l6, false alarm
November 20, 1908 p. m, box No. 25,
Patrick Fahey's carpenter shop, loss
~, 600; November VI, $50 a. M, same
place; November 25, 1905 o. m, box
No. 20, freight car burned at freight
depot OF the W. d n. railroad, loss
small.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA Tucstay. Dec. /. 1881.

1ou can be practical with
the Present and be not one
whit the less welcome. A
storeful OF choices. Very
likely you'll think of Dress
Goods among the first. Al,
ways acceptable. ....".....
Was there ever a better
stock to pick from! Only one
trouble-you'll hardly know
where to stop. Every Dress
Stuff style OF the season is
here in all the variations
that Fashion smiles on. This
little list is OF some of the
modest-priced goods.
All.wool Cnshmeres in cardinal,
navy blue and browns. at 81 sc.
All wool Serges III all the tltslrubs 10
rhadcs at 6ur
Navy Blue All-wool Cassimlr NJ
i5r. Tie quality you would ex.
pect to pay 81 for
More SOC tamals Hair Dots coma
tu the counters to-day. many
new styles in the lot.
5O-lnoli Iwllled Br0adcluth: all the
desilabl" shades at Sl.0J amt
sla!5. Six yards ample for II
dress
Armlre 'hayron IS shades at S5c
Never huirre sold uEtlcrs ~.
Mn@hEe BuIlord Cord at sl.O9: Is
Sla'ips
Meangn Diagonal in eleven hand.
some mixtures at sl.
You can go on and on from
one grace aud goodness to
another up to tine finest
fibre and richest weayes of
either hemisphere.
More than ordinary attrlc-
tiousattho Flannel counters.
Three items hphazard:
Atwood SKIRT pat,erus tacaralnaI,
navy. gray uia"k a!il fancy col.
ors at { AMI &.!.g5
6lc EiieriIown GloakiuE at soc.
80 sty les i'rGnctI irlnted Flunnels
at ~ &, We're 6ae.
Say the best we can in the
papers Of the grand gather.
ing Of Holiday Books and
it's only a hint. December
Book News (rcady to-mor-
row) has 152 big pages, and
hardly athought in one of
them that isn't of H0lldW
Books. The titles are there
tic descriptions are there,
sample pictures are there;
SO is an idea of the drift and
worth Of many Of the Books.
OF course lave Books
to choose. Viii you 60 at
random-and rcgret.it; or
will you take Book News to
your easy chair and pick
knowingly! The absurd part
OF il al is that Book News
IS only FIVE CENTS one
street car fare
Thrse three Books from
the Holiday tables stand for
dozens more that won't get
a word:
Familiar Selections from the
rhymes OF Mother Goose. IL.
Illustrated in eolurs. Matte to sell
for Sl.5j, few hundred shall
90 al soc each. ..
Christmas Rhymes and New Yepr's
Chimes By Mary ID. Brine. OBJ
long quarto, illustrated. Made
TO sell for : 10. Several hun
dretl shall go at 35c each
Wtnt the Wind Tod to the Tree
Tops. Small qiarto, illustrated.
Nude to arli for SOC. A few con-
les lelt shall go at SOC each.
Ihirte,uth street entrance.
InrrN- M
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CnIIed Outlo nen1h-

BFRNiNGHAM Ala, Dec. bud Tai.
ley and Bob Rewbern, prominent Blount
codnty farmers. have been placed in jail
al Oneonto charged with the murder of
Stephen Cafes. II neighbor. An old
grudge between the men has existed for
several years. Just after midnight sun
day night Cafes was called from his
house and shot to death. Two men
were seen running away. TGlley Dor,
rowed rife that day, and said he and
Newbern would call on Cafes at night.
LYnching is threatened.
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BrbyIIlss.

Try Bush'a coul You viii lilSen. ...
American Laundry, Coz West Front st
Try bnsh's coal. You viii surely hl,eit
enpping and lecchinE, lo3 +. second st
Brazilian Balm cures colds. catarrH.ctc
frtshlnuth, butter aud cheese, second
Street Market,
CuppinE ani lGachlne hv Geo. b. Metz
ner. No los East Third street.
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Drunkenness
LIQUOR HABIT.

In ali the world there Is but one -ure.
DR.. HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
team be Hiyen IN a esp OF coiiee or tes, or
In articles OIL iood, without tho knowledge OF
the patient II Necessary; IL Is absolutely
harmless and Will enect permanent and
speedy cure. whether the patient is a Inoder-
ate drlnher or an alcoholic wresk. IT NEVER
FAILS. IL operates so quietly aud with such
certainty that the patient GnderRoes no In.
convenience, and ere he Is aware, his oen-
plele reformation is effected. 4s-pREe book
OF particulars Tree.
Y. JAS. BELT, Druggist, Sixth aud
Aarketst., Wilmington. Del 6-as-tu -th-s-ly
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

] have had occasion to try Salvation
lil IN my inmlly for neuralgia and
rheumatism. III ever Instance it If.
eetei ptrmaucnt cure. also tried
OIL NV child suffering with a sprail,
d back with like success, | take pleas
re IN recommending it to all.
L 5. Costello, jsl i3arI Avenue, Bal.
imuIe, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

For every variety ami phase Of the
many diseases which attack the air
passages of the head, throat, and
lungs, Ayers Cherry Pectoral will he
found specific, This preparation
ailays inflammation, controls tie dis
position to cough, and prevents con-
sumption.
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-.-....!s

SENATOR Bryce Of 0hio-New Yorl,
seems in fair way 10 get the Tonnes
see eonylcts back to work his mines
in the eastern part af 1ennezsr,.
Governor Buchanan Of that State seys
he will return the cnnvicts to the mines
II it takos ever able bodied man in
tho State todoit.' Senator Bryce and
the Governor are free.trIlots and say
the Mckinley tariff is crushing the
lie out OF the laboring men, Inc art
ful hypOcrites
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
A souvenir Prom the Nina,

The coal that A. Sergeant is now
sending out is the best in quality,
contains no slate, and is either free oi
hard burning. Ofiicean yard, No. 100
Maryland avenue, Central Office,
seventh and King streets. Western
oats speciality. Baled hay and straw
kindllng wood by cord, load or pox,
Telephone calls. 545 and 5ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

activity of candi-
dates from the
west, and the new
method of bring
ing in train loads
of their friends.
puts a new ele-
ment into the
fight and increases
the uncertainty of
the result. There
eare so many new
members that it is
difficult to esti-
mate what effects
these new tactics
will have, Hatcll's
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Iy Jusi dealing, selling only first
class goods guiuanteeihg absolute
satisfaction. We lave attained IN emit
hcnre which is t1e Just dtI3 of reco4
MED superiority and the envy of all
competitions. led Mems Hall Piano
NarrrUJIu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

mas and SparLxls are among the
most beautiful bulbs for pot culture.
The rich, varied and beautiful color4
oI Tho llower5 present u gorgeous pis.
tur1, ana very cheap, only ~ cents
per dozen al j. j. Smiths, Fourth and
hl.ipley streets.
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nri,srs Nerve and River pn,.

Act on . new principle-regulsting the
nerves A new discovery. Dr. Miles'a
Pills speedily cure billousness bad taste,
torpid liver, piles constipation. I'm.
equnled for men. women, children.
Smallest mildest. surestl 30 doses 70
cents. Samples free at 2. James Belt's,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Worlnsi Worms.

The great leading medicine. the
ichildren's tonic, the real cure aud
worm eNpeller, lis nr. Simms
Worm Killer. Tie genuine is sold
only IN :5e and SOC bottles. Depot 4th
and h.nA streets.
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Amuss,nsnts.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.

Little Goldle, the pretty and captl
waiting little star, appeared at the Aoad
emy OF Music last evening In the sen
sational drama entitled, 1.-THE Rock,
Mountain Waif,n before q fair audi
,ence. The play is picture of life ii
the far West and abounds In the usua
number OF striking scenes and Incl
dents. The scenery necessary for the
production OF the play Ia carried by
the company, the latter being superi
organization. A genuine Rock Noun
tain buITow and a handsome pony art
among the novel features OF the per
Torrance. This drama will be pre-
sented again by this company this and
tomorrow evenings and tomorrow
afternoon.
Whallen and ATartelrs yaudevill,
Company will appear at the Academy
tof Music the latter three evenings O.
this week.
GRAND OPERA HousE.
Mr.. William Gillette's new farce
comedy, "Mr. Wilkinson's Widows
was presented by Charles Frohman's
Company at the Grand Opera House
to a fairly good audience. The plot
deals with the two widows of Jos. Wil
klnson, supposed during his life time
to be a most exemplary man. The set
tlement of the estate discloses that he
has left two wives, each of whom ac
lcording to the records was married to
him on the same day and hour This
Is one of the best comedies of the kint
that has been presented here in many
seasons.
Those in the company deserving
mention were Mr.. Frank Percival, a.
IPercival Perrin. literary man; Sey
lmour q. Hess, MS Henry 4. Dickerson
"A composer of music; Fred W. Strong
as +, Il. Pembroke, a solicitor OF Edfn
burgh; Miss Essie 1ittell, as Mrs. Per
,cival Perrin, and Miss Nina Haywood
as Mrs. Dicierson, the widows OF Nj
Wilkinson.
The Warren Club will occupy the
boards at the Grand Opera House OIL
Thursday evening. Boxing, wrestling
'andgymnastic feats will he the features
Iof the entertainment. Agood audience
is expected TO be present.
Janauschek will appear at the Grand
Opetn House on Friday and Saturday
evenings and saturday matinee, in hel
latest and greatest success Harvest
Moon"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

luf ARE watched, Mr.. Djckey, not
only have Billy Lee, Boss MaCIos-
key. Pat Neary and Dobb and Doud
their eyes on You approvingly, but tho
oyesof Delaware are on you" Your
attempt TO disrranchise Republicans
10 elect yourself sheriff, will be like
trying to empty heSshea by ol,nn-
Ing the sp,got aud pouring in at the
hanghoie. II woA't empty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Orr Courts have decided over and
over that the middle initial of a man q
name is not necessary to legalize an
action. Let Receiver Of Iaxos Dickey
remember this.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Cramps,

ramps cole, cholera morbus,
tiairhUt. Now is the tie season for
lese troubles. No remedy will relieve
IS promptand asquickl y as llr. Silnns'
ain Searehor. the great PUN carer.
3epot 4th and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Lssr night Rcceiyer Of Taxes Dlckey
seems to have tried the eariy shutting
down dodge and succeeded III keeping
some Ropablicans in waiting from
paying their taxes whom tine clock
struck eight. Though the hour was
eariy, it would never do to stay n mo-
ment longer as a Republican or two
more would be qualified.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is a staple
article in the market. The demand
was never greater for IL than now.
The people find it Indispensable, and
will not be without it ut any price,
Only costs 25 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
DR.. Jacger,s sanItar, rnaerws,r.

Up. Doaghten and Company. No.
40 Market street, are agents for tins
celebrated underwear, ana supply at
catalogue prices all goods for men,
women and children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

AepLD SILVER se;aes tho Democrat c
leaders when theY he&r that perfect
afnity-ol fcciing exists bstwann Presl.
dent Harrison and Secretary Blalne.
Whichever is nominated Tor the Pre-l-
deney- il either, the other will be par-
fectly satisfied.
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Crent E,nnurlIn,..ir r,I,D.............

Great sieduetions in photographs.
emo l6x.a trayon Portrait with ole
iozeiI cabinets for S4OO. One dozen
etilcs for 80 cents Mt Hollands Gnl.
cry, 3JI Market steet, Wilmington
j lAMMre.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
YourCar Eurc Sarnh.

by going to Hollis, No. 235 Market
street and getting one pound of
choice homemade candy Tor 20 cents
pound; fresh every day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

We guarantee absolute satisfaction
or money refunded at Red Mems Hall
Piano Wareroom.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Went In in srnnIla

During the past week thousands OF
the celebrated City Market cigars.
manufactured by II. F. Bourbon &
Bro, No. 4 East Second street Sc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
INN CIristnns

We will sell our stock OF trunks,
ing, blankets, Iohes, harness aud
whlisat The very lowest cash prices,
IlE hargalIls Tor all; call and see rs.
Harry C, Parker, Is East Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
"Sprinner WIN Grow.n

One Of hi4 most active workers said.
speaking Of the estimates Tint were be.
ing made rs to strength; MIR. Springer
Is growing candidate, and is going IL
continue To grow until the final ballot.
iil nla% moi haze quite as many yotes
on the first ballot as Mr.. Mills win have
but hen again he may have more I
have not been M long enough to get MY
imagination to work, so shall tell yoa
the exact truth rs 10 my estimate Of the
relative strength of the candidates
Crisp Will lead all on the first ballot
figure ont that lac viii have IS votes Oh
the first ballot, and / do not think Ii,
will grow after that He may have
moro en- the first ballot. Mr.. Hatch
will haze probably 10 votes, and Mr.
McHi!ian IS or 20. The rest yuu can
divide between Mills and Springer. with
an uncertainty IA 10 who will ret the
most, but II certainty that the difference
will not be groat either way row. The
advantage hT Springer will have owe.
Nil. Mlll9 ina over all the rest is That he
viii grow rapidly"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

The LyCciuJh Ii ,tiuirt both for IL.
berio"t and Cnaste lioWer5 and lis deli
cate ani fragrant periunle. Al j. j.
smiths, Fourth and ShiI!hy strccts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

organs from S25 upward. Pianos
ILohl n S5O upward at Red Mems Hall
Piano Wareroom, No. 5l5Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

we make tile terms to suit the Gus
TONER, at Red Mems lall Piano Ware
room. 5l5 Shipley street, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
The Fish Market.

Powell has on his slaiI ia tho Third
street market hgd,iue.t, goldfish. black
iiish. edi ii'ii, white iislI, aud Il nlco lot
OF terrdpin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Now is Your Chance,

Taylor Il Fullerton's extract malt,
tho great tonic. SOP King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

nRESsMAEERS AND THOSE WISH
- ing to learn the Nine KellogR's sys-
tenn of Ladies' French Tailoring and dress
cutting. are invited TO call and sre
teachers from Philadelphia. school every
evening this week from to 10 o'clock. at
COS Market street. n23-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Try tho Gciu coI't aud tomatoes. Tn
bcSt ,liid sweetest corn OH tho marAal
fur tie price, lAnk y Co., Fourth unt
Harrison streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Don't fa.. t,liat

the great auction sale OF II, "
books at ilnaili's. 12j Market strcAt,
wonderful bargains every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Call and examine our line of dress
goods; you will get some bargains.
l. A. Shannon, 7l9 Market and 79C
Shipley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Plain Gold Wedding Rings. at Mil.
lard i. Buvi5, No. Cast Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

the race closer heiween Mills and Criep
and thus improve the Glance of til,
final selection Of some third man. .
The springer people are speaking very
hopcfally. even confidently, and if the
Illinois candidate does not boom it will
not be because Of any lack of activit,
about bis headquarters With the Hi
nois and Iowa Ineu who are working {oi
him. and the large number of meu whc
come to look upon his cheerful counte-
Eance, there is Il hustle and crowd In hi,
rconb whica is very inspiring to h!.
lrlnnLR
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

SUGAR cents n pound at Fourth ailc
Iarrsui streets. I.aHH n Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Mrs. Belle II. Council of Cannaen,
'oi. is paying werh visit to irlcmis
IN thls clty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
VITAL STATISTICS,

For the month ending November 80
Registrar Colquhoun reports the to-
tai mum Der of deaths to he 125; white.
96; colored, 20; males, SO; females, 50;
minors, TS; native, 106; foreign, 10. For
the same month last year the total
number OF deaths was IS. The total
number OF births for the last month
was II; white males, 81; females, IS;
colored males, 2; total, II; still born,
white, 4; illegitImate. white, |; colored,
4. Number of births for November,
1880, 120 Marriages for tho ;month,
white, 80; colored, s; total, 81. Total
Tor the same month last year, az. NUN
Der OF dead bodies brought here for in
terment, 9; passed through this clty,4;
sent away, Is; coroner's cases, 10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

On the other hand. it was said by one
of the Hatch men that the most Of his
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Ladies' Warm

lined button and lace shoes
at Babcock's No. 206 Market
street, East side. East side
above Second.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Hatch May Withdraw.

friends are confident that he will get Il
stronger support than is generally cred.
tied
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-07
TOTAL ABsrIN ENCn UNION.

Election OF Officers - Endowment OF
the Father Matthew Memorial Oh air.
WASHINGTON, Aug. G. - The Catholic
Total Abstinence Union convention to-day
elected the following officers:
President-Rt. Rev. Joseph b. Cotter,
bishop of Minnesota, reelected.
First Vice President-Rev. Morgan M.
Sheedy of Pittsburg.
Second Vice President-William A.
Manning of Cleveland, reelected.
Third Vice President-Miss Sally A.
Moore Of Philadelphia.
Treasurer-Rev. w. Mcmahon of Cleve-
land, reelected.
Secretary Phillip A. Nolan, reelected.
THE NEXT CONVENTION.
indianapolis was selected as the place for
holding the next convention.
The fund on hand, nOf about 80, 900. was
made the nucleus of fund for the Father
Matthew memorial chair In the Catholic
University, which will be established when
the amount reaches S25, 900.
Amendments to the constitution were
adopted providing for third vice president
and reducing the per capita tax from 10 to
cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-07
LETTBR-wRITING KANsANs.

This Time the Prohibition Issue Fur
nishes the subject.
TOPEKA, KAN, Aug. 6-Kansas states
men seem to have gone into the letter
writing business. The open letter from
Harrison Kelley, republican congressman
from the Fourth district, renouncing his
old party for the Peoples party, is
followed to-day by letter from
Secretary of State Higgins. declaring
prohibition dead issue. The letter from
Higgins il a great surprise, as he has been
for several years a leader of the prohibition
wing Of the Republican party. He says
that for four or five years past he has been
opposed to making prohibition an issue in
the campaign.
PROHIBITION NO LONGER AN ISSUE.
In future he will use his efforts to prevent
it, and now it is a question, he says,
whether the republican principles shall win
at the polls without an Endorsement of the
Prohibition party, or be defeated with it.
He predicts that prohibition will
never be indorsed by another state conven-
tion. He declares that he wants the prohi-
bition law to remain on the statute books,
but if it or the Republican party must go
down, he wants it to be prohibition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-07
CRAZY CONVIOTs' CAPERS.
Nine Make Their Escape from an Au-
burn hospital.

O0IA 6OSDlEhl-
AUBURN, N. V, Aug. 6.-Early this
morning while two of the attendants in
Ward No. of the State Hospital for In
sane Criminals were at breakfast, leaving
but two men in charge, there was an out
break of crazy convicts. The ward is that
devoted to the most dangerous men in the
institution, and there were about twenty
inmates in charge of four men. Nine
crazy convicts set upon the two keepers
present without warming.
THE KEEPERS STRUGGLE.
The keepers made valiant struggle, but
were overpowered finally, one of them be-
ing stabbed twice under the right shoulder
blade. He fought desperately, and has
three cuts in the palm of his right hand
where he grasped the convict's knife.
Having overpowered the keepers, the con-
victs took their keys and opened the
passage-way to the airing area From
there it was easy to scale the low walls, an
they went, nine Of them, in all directions
The escape was not discovered until the two
absent keepers returned from their break
fast Then the alarm was given, and be-
fore o'clock the whole western part Of the
CITY, into which the convicts headed, was
astir.
FIVE RECAPTURED.
Before o'clock four of them were re-
captured. At that hour T. J. Arindell, a
bulletin reporter. caught convict named
McGraw, the most athletic and dangerous
of the party, as he was begging his break
fast in a widow ladys house. The convict
knocked Arindell down, but was subse~
quently brought to bay by a revolver fur
nished the reporter by the frightened lady
occupant of one Of the houses in the neigh
borhood