The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-05

| NEW CASTLE, Sept. 4th, 1892. Tho
frat day set for the registering OF
I voters took place yesterday, and at
times there were some lively scenes,
and still more serious trouble Is looked
for. Men having paid their taxes in
'vl Tor 20 were refused, and Others held
under advlsement by the registers.
Last night In small numbers you could
| see and hear angry men, and some OF
them say they will take 1t to law.
There were four registering places;
Mr. Is. F. Laneaster's. Delaware street,
near Water; room next to Mayors
office, by Geo. Eckles; Mr.. Robert
Morrison. corner Harmony and Vine.
and Mr.. Patrick McGrory, ut Shaw
| town.
The number of votes were registered
as follows: Lancaster, 81; Eckles, So;
Morrison, 81; Mctirory. So. All of
were held until the trouble Is settled.
| There will 10 a setting every Saturday
In this month and 3 for next month
yet to be named.
| About $50 this afternoon horse
and garbage came dash'ng through
our streets at a hardening gait.
II was finally stopped after 1t had
broken the carriage and bruised itself
up very badly. Later II young man
came to claim 1t, stating he and three
others were out driving and had
stopped to feed the horses, he, get
ting out and taking of the brldlo and
gong to tho back OF the wagon for the
feed. when the horse became frighten-
cd ut bicycle rider and started oil,
when the three others jumped from
the carriage and were very badly hurt.
There was man and wife and young
lady. The latter was hurt very much
and WAS unconscious when the young
man arrived hero,
The team is still In this city at II. Z.
Watts livery stable. The young man
said the horse belonged to a man
named Brown, III Wilmington. The
accident occurred about 8 miles from
this city.
The grnndest love feast that the peo
pie OF the NJ. i. Church ever experlen
ced WINS held In the parlor OF the
church this morning, with Presiding
Elder Barrett and Rev. DR.. L. L. Mar
tindale In charge.
The Elder also preached stirring
sermon In the morning, from the
text: I'VE have seen strange things to
day"
DR. T. L. Martindale spoke In the
evening and the church was full to tht
door.
His subject was Religious Impres.
5lons at Ocean Grove.
Rev. DIR. Gill OF Philadelphia filled
the pulpit ut tho Presbyterian Church
both morning and evening.
Tho steamer Lord Cough, from Liv-
erpool to Philadelphia, arrived al
the Breakwater, and signals read. All
are we'll on board. but she was held al
that port until further orders
Mrs. james Whltelock and Ml.s
Anna Dent OF Wilmington spent Sun
day with Mrs. George swan on Orange
street
Misses Ella Churnside and Ida vii
helm returned home from Atlantic
City Saturday evening after wee1'E
vacation.
MIR. John Shearer OF Philadelphia
WINS In town yesterday.
Police Sergeant Ingram and family
OF Wilmington were the guests OF Mrs
j. NJ. Wise yesterday.
Capt. J. H. Phillips has issued orders
for Co. II. N. g. ID, to report for regu'
lar drills commencing Wednesday
night, Sept. 18th,
Quarterly conference will be held ir
the DGrlor Of the NJ. u. Church, Mon.
day, September 9Th, at 7.30 o'clock.
1t Is expected the tremen's new
house will be completed by the last Of
this month, as tho roof is now being
put on and the work inside is being
pushed rapidly.
Much money Is being put up here
on the fight of sullivan and Corbett
for Wednesday next