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Evening journal., 1892-05-12
WI RE Aae Youq

There ought not to BE-, and there cannot
be, any dispute between thoroughly
Democratic paper and the EVENING
JOURNAL. There is nothing to dispute
about.
Nobody questions the motives or the
loyalty Of the EVENING JOURNAL no
body ever did question either. There Is
nothing In the accepted declarations Of
principles Of the party which we have
not endorsed and advocated there are
no candidates whom we have
not supported With a fear
less and free independence In regard
to men and measures, with bold
aud outspoken opinions and criticisms
concerning the current events. the EVEN.
lac JOURNAL has not wavered, cannot
wsver in its advocacy Of those great
principles of justice, equal rights,
economy, 6nance and local self govern
men, which are advocated by the Demo
cratic party for the benefit OF the whole
people.
We have no personal quarrel with
any man; no business chickering's with
any paper. We have no desire to injure
or defame either and 40 one can iDjure or
defame the EVENING JOURNAL Its busi-
uess and its conduct are out Of the reach
Of those Who might hurt or defsme
either. Il needs no endorsement. other
wise than that the people give; it de-
spises and smiles at futile attempts al
abuse which come from men whose
recommendation would be suspicious, II
not &C ually disparaging
Personal reflections. which are untrue
as we'll as spiteful, are as luinterestiDg
to the public as they are harmless to al
intended victim. They serve chiefly. Il
they serve any purpose Whatever, IA
illustrate the character, the temper and
the calibre Of the MAJ who makes them
They thereby answer themselves.
Hence. II any editor or any newspaper
claiming to advocate the principles o
the Democratic party isnot in har
money with the EVENING JOURNAL Of
Democratic principles and in support o
the nominees Of the democratic party. b
J or it should hasten 70 some eonfessor, b
purged Of heresy, take advice about get
ting 10 line sgain. II ever there for an,
worthy puIpose; aud, then get there.
ANY paper not in unison with tn
utterances and loyalty Of this paper, oI
cardinal principles. is not Democratic
u 10 no matter how great, how Old, Il
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

may esteem itself; il does not matter
indeed how faithfully II has enjoyed the
privileges and emoluments Of its spuri-
Gus aud selfish politics heretofore.
It need not be, and it is not. a question
OF the details Of the conduct or the
personnel OF this successful, alert, nerv
Gus, bright aud. withal, perfectly amiable
paper-the only daily paper the Demo-
Gratis ever had in Delaware which
was not both costly and unreliable-but
IL is a question OF whether the alleged
critic is Democrat or not whether be
can he relied upon to support the princi-
pies and the candidates of the party OF
not2
Everybody knows where the EVENING
JOURNAL is to be found; where are you
In the bushs ssf
Evening journal., 1892-05-12
nld aha st.nIth. Ham ?

At the Municipal Court this morning
Michael Lyman was charged with
drunkenness he was fined SO or thirty
days Imprisonment. Howard Reeves
was held until tomorrow for 9
further hearing for assault and
battery on his wife, Lizzie Reeves.
Caroline Field, colored, was charged with
the larceny Of half a ham from Mrs.
Mary Hawkins. Mrs. Hawkins testified
that she keeps a store bsyond Third
street bridge and Caroline came TO The
store on Tuesday morning for some
raisins, When she left the store
she noticed something under her apron
A ham was missing and she swore out q
warrant for her arrest The case was
continued until Tomorrow morning, she
being held in $iC0 bail. The prisoner
denies the theft and says she was never
In the store
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

COMETS are always curious. but here
Is Professor Barnard telling us that the
Swift comet has eight tails. The comet
is visible to the naked eye. so the pro-
fessor writes, from the Lick observatory
and may "be easily seen as soon as the
moon withdraws from the morning sky.
Il is passing a short distance west of the
great square OF Pegasus. The head is as
bright as a star Of the fourth magni-
tude The professor has Ob-
tained several excellent photogra ohs
the last Of which enables him to make a
definite announcement OF the numerous
caudal appendages by which the Swift
comet is to become notorious. There has
been great diversity Of opinion In regard
to this comet aud is Intentions. Rev.
Father Scare Of Georgetown, d O., fixed
its perihllion passage to occur on april
q. From that it's distance was computed
to be sboui one half the dis.
tance the earth from the sur,
or at $4,000, 600 miles Thai com.
putstion was made upon data furnished
by the telegraph and was not correct,
Miss Hsrpham Of the Mortified, MINI
observatory has ascertained that the
parihelion passage is April Z, aud that
the real distsncs at this time, Is 100, 600.
600 uiles. Hence, OF course. we are City per
cent. safer from contast than we thought
we were Mankind have always feared
comets OF all kinds, IN all ages. but q
comet with eight tails seems
more portenious than the old
fashioned comets with one tail.
We are relieved, then, II not delighted,
to know that this wandering couglomer
alton Of gas or stone, or what not, i'
gyrating at reasonably safe distance
It supposed that the tail Of oome
is constantly changing that 1t Is re
newed at the expense Of the nucleus al
the smoke from steamer is formed B.
the escaping particles Of carbon. u tha
hypothesis is correct the case Of III
Swift comet, with It's multiplicity o
tails, is more inexplicable than ever
eight times more so Professor Bsrnsr
will continue his observations and ob
tain more photographs, so that we shal
probably know more OF this chaoti
wanderer than we know now-more thai
we have ever known Of any Of its predC
cessors.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12
As He AsPeARs AeRoAp.
senator Gray Described BY the Boston
Herald as u Peerless Statesman

senator Gray Described by the Boston
Herald as Peerless Statesman.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Springfield Republican notes the mention
OF S.uatar George Gray Of Delaware as
possible candidate for the Presidency.
aud pass a deserved tribute 10 senator
Gray as man OF ability charac-
ter and purity in public life.
We DO not at present apprehend that
there will be need Of going out Of the
list Of toose already suggested for this
office, but are free 70 say that among
them all. with the exception Of Grover
Gle Teland, we recognize no one who is
superior to Senator Gray In every essen
tial qualification for It. He came into the
Senale seven years ago as the successor
10 Senator Bayard, and be has been the
most important accession TO public life
furnished by ei her party during that
time
He has discussed all public questions in
the temper OF the statesman ana the
sTirit Of the patriot. His position upon
the currency is sound indeed, there is
that In the character Of the man which Is
In itself a gu rantee on this poiht His
arguing Of the cases Of contested cleo
tions IN the Senate has been worthy Of the
best days OF the best lawyers Of that
body. In his conduct Of the case Of the
opposition to the now defunct aud dis.
honored Force bill he showed a grasp Of
the principles Of the constitution and the
theory Of our government which was
mastery.
he has been right in his views Of the
need Of civil service reform invariably,
Il is much to say Of Senator Gray that
he proved to be 3 worthy successor 10
Senator Bsyard. but there is no extrava.
gance "a such a eulogy. As pure states.
man, as we'll as an accomplished one,
Senator Gray has no superior In public
life. He comes from the small State ol
Delaware, but Delaware has seldom beer
without FIRST class senators, the baYardi
and tue Claytons having been distin-
gulshed In this way almost from the
foundation Of the government.
II Mr. Gray should have the FORTUNE
nov 10 come President, the little stat
would have a great successor to him 4
fall back upon In Senator Bayard -Bos
ton Herald
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

as rsking the control Of the
government too much to the people.
Nov, by vote OF 100 to 10, the Senate
determines to revise that constitution
The Congress which drew up the consti-
tion Of 1880 was appointed by The pro-
visional government upon the double
basis Of a dfferentlal impost varying
with tho locality from 15O TO 13 dorlns
and Of certificate Of competence In the
shape Of a university diploma. Congress
subsequently eliminated the qualihca-
tion Of learning and adopted the exclu-
slve principle Of taxation as the basis Of
the franchise A similar.system was ap-
Piled TO the election OF members Of the
Senate. II being necessary that the can
dldates should pay at least 1000 forms
in,o the treasury in direct taxes. This
concentrated public power into the
hands Of the wealthy. In lS4o,
taking warning from the new
osder OF things inaugurated In
France by the revolution, and the estab-
ishment Of manhood suffrage there, a
liberal administration which had come
into power suddenly decided upon sup
pressing the diffsrential impOst and re-
dusing II to rate of twenty forms
This rate being a minimum fixed in the
constitution by the Congress, no further
extension Of the suffrage was henceforth
possible for the composition Of the Cham
bers Fraudulent practices, increasing
Intelligence. additional Interest Of
the people in affairs and the
example this country has provided OF the
success Of popular government have been
the arguments to convince the legisla-
tors that the safety Of the institutions,
Of the laws lay with the consent Of the
people They have determined 10
inaugurate a system OF popular govern
mont.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12
IlaIlan 90 In . Farcs

The Italian Dra netic Company OF
Philadelphis. will render the farce, Mar.
gsret Pos etls in tha Odd FellOws
Hall on May II The Neaoodtan Band
Of Philadelphia has been engages
for the occasion, aud the proseeds
OF the exhibition sill oe devoted 70 the
Italian society OF this city This Is The
first time an Iisiisn company has beer
engaged 10 perform here
Evening journal., 1892-05-12
Last "smoksl''oftne ssa.op.

The Warren Athletic Club will
give its last "snoker' OF the
season 10 Institute H-N tonight
A special feature OF the euter' sinment
will be tbe wrestling match between f.
Weiss, champion Of The Uaitsd ststes.
and Johr Y. Cooper, champion of the
Atlantic Division Of the A. A, U.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

WITHIN few days there have been
aecoun s o. awful murders committed by
negroes A doctor was waylaid at Mil.
ington, Nd an old woman a. Camden.
young woman near Newark, N. J =, and
yesterday s white man was murdered at
Charleston, w. Va.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

While young Erving wal Parkhursting
about New York touching vice without
being contaminated" DR., Parkhurst
called him a sunbeam now that bis
sweetheart horfi6ed at the vile tesii.
nony be gave of the orgies he partlei-
pAted in, has discarded him and he has
become crazy, the doctor might describe
him as a moonbeam,
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

A SMALL country politician who at
tempts 20 balk the policy Of great
national party is like m an at the wrong
end Of spy glass-he does not get a
true perspective. He belittles the great
world aud exaggerates his puny self
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

In Mrs. Ballineton Booth cannot earn
more than 81 a week for her services to
the Salvation Army, religion is not more
profitable than work in a New Castle
snoddy mill
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

ANY condemnation Of Grover Oleve
land and OF his administration Is an in
direct condemnation OF ex- Secretary
Baysrd who held the second place in IT,.
aud Of Senator Gray. who heartily en-.
dorsed il. Nobody. who claims to be a
Delaware Democrat, could condemn
either Gray or Bayard. Those citizens OF
this state, the neighbors and friends,
who have had the best opportunity "a
know both men most intimately
IN private and In public lie know
that they are inspired by the trues'
and noblest motives and guided b,
intelligence and experience acquired II
the best schools for each. There is Httl,
opportunity for either msu to be wrong
there is no possibility that either coul'
ever do anything unworthy Of himself o
deserving the condemnation of anybody
Her ce such a condemnation, direct OF i'm
piled, must come from-a nobody.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

THE spleuetie, hasty and unfair criti.
cisns that Rudysrd Kipling Issues against
the Uoitec States bring him more money
than reputatlon-deprives this people Of
more money than character.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

Just the hangings from taOO
price pegs.
Sorts and sor.s at more,
sorts and sorts at less-thc
middle cuts as samples.
Think as you read. Do you
e. asp the reach of a stock
that shears tUeNty. fOe or tkiyty
KINDS Of WOmen'S SkoeS-6ut.
ton or haee-at So and ST.?
Shoes with style in them.
Shoes with quality in them.
Fine in finish, iaultless in fit.
Not a pair in the lot but is
market-worth So more.
WomeN'S Button and Lace
Shoes at 81 from SO.
Women's fine Kid Buttoned Shoes,
hsnd-sewed and stitched, plain
square toes.
Same, with plain opera toes.
Same, with plain common sense toes
Women's fine Kid Buttoned Shoes.
bandsewed aud stitched Slippers
foxed, with patent leather tips
Same, no foxing, but patent leather
tipped,
Women fine Kid Laced Bluchsr
Shoes, Piccadilly tees with patent
leather tips.
Same with cloth TONS
Women's fac Kid Button Shoes,
Slippers foxed Piccadilly toes,
patent leather tipped
Same, with cloth tops.
| WoMeN'S fine Kid Shoes, turned
sole 7Vsth patent leather
tips, at So from IS.
womens fue Kid foxed patent
leather tipped Button Shoes with
cloth tops
Women's fine Kid turned sole But
toned Shoes with opera toe, patent
leather tipped
Women's fine Kid turned sole But
toned Shoes, with plain common
seuse toes.
Women's fine Kid Button Shoes with
common sense toes.
Women's Shoes With Philadelphia
square tees
And a dozen other sorts in
these two lines
Thirteenth and Market streets.
The restful luxury of a
roomy Porch Rocker, ST. tc
I$375-wooden frame, split OF
reed seats, light varnish or rec
paint.
Double Cane Rock ers,
SIPS to SIS.
Reed and Rattan Chairs anC
Rockers, light, strong, cool
If there's air a-going they
know it and so do you
Natural colors or stained
So. so to SIS.
Easy, breezy Reed Rock
ers, large arm and stout, $4 s.
"a very special price.
Rustic Standing Chairs anC
Benches, So to SIS IS; Lawr
Settees, $3.50 to 81, or a
SIS so a Park Bench that nj
picnic party can paralyze.
1t IS just a year ago that il
one week we sold MlYtee,
carloads of Rattan PorcI
goods. The maker say tha
our turnover of these wares i
, double that of, any house il
America. Isn't it easy to SCI
why we can make prices 81
interesting
/, Basement, Market street.
John WANAMAKER
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

lF that letter convinced the Methodist
preachers that It was right TO commit a
wrong IL would likely convince the people
too; but President Harrison fears IL
ght not.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

VERY few prudent Republicans would
be willing to risk s25 loan to the
political leaders Senator Higgins has
established.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

In 'Srinee Russ continues to 60 down
and down to the ground foor in specula
tive futures he will finally have a
chinch on tho hot here after.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

THE only things false about George
Washington we're his teeth; the only
things true about his present successor
are bis false pretences.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

MAN who hates to be convinced that
he Is wrong In an argument. hates the
man who convinces him, too.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

Colin Ferguson Is in this city to-day
working up his Orphans' Court boom
he says be Donahoe will succeed Clerk
McWhOrter
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

THE scandal which has been created In
The selection Of Jurors In Philadelphia, is
startling It has brought both grand
and petit iurles into more doubt and
disgrace than was ever attached to either
heretofore Men OF no ability or respect
ability have personated men Of the best
ability and highest respectabllity
as jurors Ia the interest," Of
criminals aud law breakers. Men
who could not get on jury In their
own proper characters have flched the
names Of better men who could to pre-
vent juJtice and defend criminals It is a
great scandal upon the jury system. it is
another argument why that relic Of the
barbarous ages should be abolished.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

BELGIUM is undergoing constitutional
revolution. which will result in manhood
suffrage The constitution adopted sixty
one ,. ars ago and modified several times
since is doomed. In 1880 the present con
siilulion. giving the privilege Of suf-
sraee TO i20, 900 citizens BY large prop
srty qualifications was regarded with
suspicion by European statesmen
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

A meeting OF the Democrats Of the
Twelfth ward will be held at Fahey's
carpenter shop this evening at 8 o'clock
Business Of importance will be con
Riderad
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

Dr. Nathan Pratt and Attorney Gen
ersl John r Nicholson are spoken Of AS
possible Kent county National Demo
CRATIC delepates.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

The Twelfth ward Democrats will meet
this evening to perfect the ward organi
zatlOn
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

Delegate Patrick Nesry denies that
the Democratic County Convention will
so amend the party rules that nomina
tions will be made at the county oouven.
tioD. and not by popular vote at the
primaries. He characterizes II rs Morn.
log News Imagination.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

The kicking ERE lsddies should go to
the Browns and get some points.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

raE crowd that is easing the bushes
for candidate In place Of President
Harrison will probably make a bargain
with Harrison. There is no principle in
volved. The members OF that
crowd are after spoils; they
do not care from whom the spoils come
President Harrison Is after delegates: he
does not care whether they are Southern
mercenaries or Northern traders He
wants votes. They will get together.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12
wANAmAKEK's

PHILADHLPHIA. THURSDAY, May II. 1892.
Tie zOeatkst TO-DAY as AktL,
10 be clear.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12
Clearing House.

Clearing house.
The exchanges OF the Wilmington
banks at the clearing house to day were
J otal. $3.50, SOL l2; balance. $2S. III 80
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

The property OF the George P. Whit
aker Company has been transferred 10
Senator John Writ Of Elkton, Md ss
trustee aud receiver. The lands are in
New Castle couaty The deed was ie-
corded here yesterday.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

In zululAnd the women have houses to
suit them, because they build them
themselves.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12
For Suffering v

the land but without any relief, have used your
Nervine for one week and have not had an attack
since. uRD .BRkous, Heathville, Pa. Your Ner-
vine has cured me completely for nervous troubles.
JN. .TAYr0R. Lottv.O Trial bottle free druggists
DR.. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

WE copy from the Boston Herald an
editorial commeudation OF Senator Gray,
which Is ea'husiasiic End seemingly ex-
aggerated. bat still short Of the truth
Those who know Senator Gray best
know that no words Of praise FOR his
motives and his sentiments can be too
exaggerated because they are Of the
Puresi and most patriotic, AS the Boston
Herald says: "He came into the Senate
Sc zen years ago as the successor to Sena.
Tor Bayard, aud be has been the most
Important accession to public life fur.
nished by either party during this time. '
Delaware has reason to be proud Of her
statesmen. She is proud Of them.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

F. Eden Bach recognizes the wisdom Of
the witty Irlshman's.reply to the question
Of the military officer; "Pat, what is
better than preserc cs Of mind on field
OF battleS' Patrick had never been in a
First ward SCRAP or a Municipal Court,
but he promptly answered: Absence Of
body, II II please your honorp
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

A Help Always,
And in most cases a
positive cure for Rheu
nfatism. Ne uralgia.
Headache, Billiousness
Malaria and q. stive-
ne.s. For salesevery-
where,and Wilmington
by y .B.Danforth. Price
25c ner box. o. A. Hill,
Prom. Portland. Me.
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

The Second ward Democrats held an IL
teresting meeting a. the Horn Builuing
on French street lest evening The fol-
lowing officers we're elected; Chairman,
John Doorda ;, treasurer. Charles Can
non The following delegates were
elected: State convention, Johu
Kelley alternate. George w.
Quiun; county convention, Henry Carr
alternate, Howard Hayes; hundred
convention. James Taggsrt. The elec
tions were made unanimou8. The fol
lowing committees werenamed: Finance,
Henry Sasse. Thomas Dugan, john Mul.
rooney. John Kelley, John Welsh; to pro
cure permanent quarters, G Smith, James
Dugan, John Kelley, Howard Iilyes and
Joseph August
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

TIE Democratic National delegate
question Is now agitating tho public
mind That the Delaware delegation will
vote for Cleveland there Is no doubt
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard will doubtless
represent Wilmington. Ex-Governor
Biggs might represent rural New Castle
II II were net for the fact that he hiss
Hill pr delictlons, Hiram R Borie.
Of New Castle. is Cleveland
man who will fight it out with the *
governor. In Ken. county, Il Governor
Reynolds wants 20 g he will 90, even
though be has two such hustlers In the
f Ia as Register OF Wills Cooper al d
General R r. Kenney. The fight there
has not fully developed. Sussex comfy
has three favorte sons who would like
to 60 to the convention They are
Alfred P. Robinson. Congressman John
w. Ceusey and Congressman +. L.
Martin The two former will probably
be- the men
Evening journal., 1892-05-12

The Democratic voters OF Christiaua
hundred have elected the following dele
gates to the state convention: Johu
Coady ST Ge )rgs Mclntire, Joseph p.
Chandler, Ge rye Frederick George
w. Spicer, Jr alternates
Edward Wilson, Thomas J. Law
less. Abraham Palmer, Samuel
Kilgore and Thomas McCullen delegst.s
20 the county con yention-Humphroy
Lynch, Thomas II. Dougherty, John W.
Chapple, George w Spicer Jr.. Ssmuel
Killgore; lternates--George Macklem.
jacob N Way. F. A. Sturgeon, John Nc
Kenna, John McCullen. Thomas Toy
was unanimously elected member Of the
county central committee. On June lG
three voters from each of the FIVE dis.
trlcts will ba elected as huudred com
mittee
Evening journal., 1892-05-12
Women.
DR.. MILES
Restorative
N ERWIN

CURES:
Sleeplessness,
Nervous Prostra-
ton, sick andner-
v0us headache,
hts, etc.
After four years
treatment by the
best doctors in
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-07-07

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