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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-27

There will be meeting of the Fifth
ward Republican Club this evening at
No. $50 Windsor street. All colored
voters are invited to be present at $
o'clock. BY order, T.. ID. SPENCER,
President. w. ii. IRusTY. Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-27

contractor tor hauling by the day or
hour. safes and pianos moved and set
with saIa. Furniture cars at short no,
tice. HOSTING and rigging done.
Office, No. l23 French street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-27

Mr. Frank Harrison of New York
city and Miss Mary Winsley of Phila-
delphia, returned home or Thursday
afternoon very much pleased with
their visit to Wilmington and the sub.
urbs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-27
Removal,

DIR. Slmms' White PuImonle Balsam,
liver pills, eye cure, worm killer, etc,
can be had ut his grand medicine par
lor, No. 122 Market street. private
door
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FOR RENT.

Il TOR RENT-Iioom, Furnished or I'M
/ II furnished. Apply TO p. Ambold
Hotel KirliwCod. Third and Shipley SITS.
| m5-tf
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Il NE Of n ladys charms lshor well kept
~ lace. | VIII give full explanation
of treatment at my rooms for removing
all facial blcmishes. Superiluous hair per-
mancttly renewed without injury TO the
mos sensitive person. Wrinkles posi-
lively dispelle1. All remedies free from
poison aud perfectly safe in nll respects.
Mis-. :. X. Piper. Ladies' Emporium. va
Mar ct street milo IT iluws
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Smoke Dursteins Grand Royal
Cigars, 4 for - cents. Try them. No.
8 East Second
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NOTICE.

IF YOU WANT truck farm of any size
l. go and see the Buttonwood farm
cottage sites on Wilmington and New
Castle road and Del. river front from y
10 acres or more Mt farm prices. Brick
mansion aud tenant house. 81 rooms
land fruit and SHADE. l700 feet on river
front also for sale on easy terms, on
monthly payments, title perfect Call or
address, l.. j, MGEHAN, Res dent Manag-
err, Box ia New Castle, T.. o. l milo
north of New Castle. m26-Itw-itds
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<NyANTED-A gentleman. or man an,
NV wife for furnished room. Private
family. Address COS East Seventh street
m26-6t'
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WANTED.

w ANTS AND wANTED-If you want
w good male and female help. call
Men, women girls aid boys wanting sit
uatlons, call. II you want TO soil or buy
any article. call. All business conideh-
tial at tho Wilmington Central Employ
mont and Exchange ONCE No. 40S French
street. Sew ing machines repaired cheap.
Z. g. MINNICK, manager. ml3 IF
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Painful tecthinE, collie, dIarrhua pre-
vented aud cured by Hoopers anodyne.
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E.Y uitSE SITOElNG--Thc undersigned at
4 StnntunDelnrcn now prepared 10 sh c
'tro:tcrs, having recently employed IL
practical slioer. WIN has AN extensive cX-
Ipcrieurc In the shooting OF track horses.
The public are invited to give him trial.
HANKS BisJTllLRS, Stanton, Delaware.
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yTTANTED-A gentleman and wife t,
w rent Y pleasant rooms on 2nd floor
Parties without children preferred. Pos
session at once. Apply at 70i Market 81
In2G-2t'
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yTTANTED-A boy from II to is years o
w age who cali milk and make him
Eelf useful OH farm. Apply to Michae
mccarthy l06 Market street. ma6-tf
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DIR d WoRTH'S SPECIFIC
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ls the most speedy and certain cure for
all diseases of the Throat Lungs, and
Chest Such as Coughs, Group. Sore
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in the Chest, etc.
1t does moi only dry up a Cough. but
loosens the Phlcgm and allays the inham.
nation, thereby permitting nature tc
heal the dis eased parts.
For Sore Throat Bronchitis and Hoarse
ness, this remedy is unequalIed, also toI
Coughs during La Grippe.
For long standing and consumptivo
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For sale by, L. 7. DILWoRTH, 10th and
Market streets. N. Is. nANFORfH, end
and Market streets STANDARD PHAR
NJ ACY. end and jefferson streets. j-23eod
A TTENTIOE PERSONS DESIRING
n pure drugs and chemicals. or wishing
their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure mater.
ial~, should 20 10 the drug store OF II. u
BRINGHuRSI, No. 81? Market street. vii,
mington, Del. IL
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yNTANTED-By n reliable. middle-ased
wv lady, housekeeping In small family
No wash. city reference. Apply 1921 W
Fourth street. m25-ai
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NTANTED-A white girl for general
w housework at23l Monroe street
m26-2t'
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06

decreeing religious celebration on October
l.. The celebration in honor of the discov
cry of America by Columbus was formally
begun at Cadiz, Spain.
A TORNADO caused immense damage lately
in and about Vaence, France. The loss In
grapevines alone is enormous.
A PRISONER at Glasgow confessed to co.a-
pIicity in the murder of Lords Leitrim ane'
Mountmorres. in Ireland, AMI or Jame;
Carey, the informer.
THE haraor of Cowes. England, was filed
with warships and yachts to receive En-.
peror iliiam of Germany. The Emperor
was on the bridge of his yacht. When of
Spithesd he was given royal salute by the
warships.
AN organized band OF robbers, seven in
number, have been arrested and shot in
Santos, State of Jalisco for the murder of a
merchant named Francisco Vallejo and his
wife.
EXERCISES celebrating the four hundrath
anniversary of the sailing of Columbus from
the port OF Palos, in Spain, were held.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS yacht. the Meteor,
formerly the Thistle, was defeated through
a time allowance in the race for the Queens
Cup at Cowes, England
GENERAL LEONARDO NUILA has been
completely successful in tle Honduranian
revolution, and ex-President Brogan has
been shot, after having been imprisoned for
some time in Santa Barbara. DR.. Bonllla is
Provisional President, and new Govern
ment has been organized. According to
last reports the country was fairly tranquil.
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06
THE NEWS EPIToMIzED.
Eastern and Middle States.


r.xrs RILEY. a fagman at one OF the
..;lSyav crossings in Chatham, N. T., sho5
and stabbed Thomas Kildary and tnen ulew
o,1t his own brains. He was insane.
Tur forest fires that aged in the southern
mart of Ocean County, New Jersey, uu.his
the dry spell caused conslderaote oah
THE Socialist Labor Party in aassacnu-
setts nominated full State tcSeO, WIN WIZ!
John Orvis for Governor. Inc vote Is e901-
mated at from 90, 900 to 10000
INFoRMATIoNs were made at Pittspqrga
bv ex-Private Iams against coionel naw Sss
kins. Lieutenant Colonel Streator anu anu 0u.-
geon Grim, of the Pennsylvania mli0ia' A"
Connection with his recent treatment.
A CRANK has been annoying fseSiaene
Harrison with mysterious letters ironi Az
lantic City, n. j.
GENERAL MICHAEL P. SMALL, United
States Army. Assistant Commissary Gen9rai
of Subsistence for the Department. OF Tue
East. died at Governors Island rev MORN
inps ago He was born in HARRISBURG,
Penn. August g. 1881.
FREDERICK MoLLEcK who was arrested
nc an ACCESSORY of Berkmann, the would-pe
assassin of H. G. Frick, has been dlscnargeo
from custody at fittsburg. w. ). Brennan,
representing the Amalgamated Assocla6ion,
applied in court for the appointment Oh
voluntary trade tribunal to settie Tue
Homestead trouble.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL STREAToR was ar
rested at his home in Washington Penn, on
the charges of aggravated assault aud pat
terry, and assault and battery preferred py
Private Iams He gave bail in the sum OF
$500 on each charge and was released.
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06
WOOD ELECTROCUTED.
A Well Conducted Execution az
Clinton IN. " Prison.

Clinton IN. ~ Prison.
"Cap Wool of Warren County, was ex-
ecuted, few days ago. at Clinton IN. ~
Prison. He was the first to suffer electrocu
ton at that place.
II was 11:47:4O o'clock A. M. by the stop
watch of Warden Brown, of Sing Sing Pris
on who acted as official timekeeper, wnen
Wood entered the execution room escorte1
by Principal Keeper McKenna and two deo,
uties. AS the condemned man approachsl
the chair he turned toward the witnes ses,
who were ranged in the west END OF tne
room, and said: II would like to make rev
remarks"
Warren Thayer gave his consent, and
Wood proceeded in voice slightly husSy
but distinct to thank Mr.. whitman, ms
counsel, and the officials OF the prison loi,
their kindness to him. Wood then turned
and took his seat unassisted in the chair,
where he was dexterously strapped by the
prison officers while DR.. Ransom, the
prison physician, quickly adjusted AMI Sc
curei the electrode upon the head. Al IN
same time the leather mask covered ms eyes
and cnin from view and shut on the last
raw OF lie ht from the eyes that four minutes
later were plind forever. AS the apParatu,
was being placed in position the wretchsd
man continued to pray: God remember
me in heaven. God help. God help;
God remainder me. LOru r0momuoI. 0ou
he,p. God rem Here the white kerchief
in the hands of Warden Thayer wavei
All hsn1s were off the apparatus, and SIM
utaneously the switchboard clicked fro n
t le partition behind the chair at the toucn
of Electrician E. F. Davis.
There were no contortions of tae
body such as have bean described In
previous electrocutions. Only a
s,igat expansion OF thu chest was
discernible during the first contact. AS tn
second contact was turned on, the hands
which lay on the arms of the chair. iiftet
| as il by contraction of the muscles for
| second, and then dropped. The two sue
| >eeding periods Of contact pro iuced no con.
vulsive action whatever. AT the close OF
| the circuit DR.. Ransom and his assistants
| DR.. w. n Bullard, of Boston, and DR..
| r. T. Irving of Sing Sing, quickly exam
| ined the body, an operation OF about ten sec
| onds, and agreed that it was i1feless. Ien
minutes later DR.. Ransom officialiy de-
| clared the man dead.
| After post-mortem examination the body
was given DYER to his brother, who, with
| Woods wife and cousin. was waiting on th'
outside for the end of the execution. IL was
taken to his old home in Thurman for burial
| The crime for which Wood was convicted
occurred Nav 10, 1892 when Leander fasc ,
Warren County farmer, was found dead
with two gunsho5 wounds in his poay WOO
had secretly married Pasco's daugnts
Pasco would not forgive the marriage am
refused to recognize Wood
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

EDISON has patented 900 inventions.
TIE Bulgarian Prime Minister. M. Stan-
buloff, began life as barkeeper.
BALFoUR the Tory First Lord of the Brit
ish Treasury, is forty-five years old.
BISHOP MEssMER, of Green Bay, Wis, is
one of the few Catholic clergymen who wear
beard.
Mr.. NICHOLS. the husband of 'Charlotta
Bronte," is still living, it is reported, IN a
emote part of Ireland.
OLIVE SCHREINER, who wrote the ''Story
of an African Farm" received only s65 for
that successful production.
JOHN M. CoRNs surnamed 'Honest
John" has been Mayor of Ironton, Ohio, for
twenty-five successive years.
M HERMAN BEMBERG, the composer OF
s.Elaine,n the new and successful opera, is an
American. and only thirty years OF age.
THE late Jules Lebundy, the great Paris
sugar reiner, left fortune equal to S10, ooo,-
600, probably the largest fortune in France.
B. P. HUTCHINSON, "Old Hutch" the one
time king of the Chicago Board OF Trade,
has opened petty secondhand store in New
York City.
SIaNoR GIoL1TTr the new italian Pre-
mier, dislikes society and avoids it. He is
plain in his ways and brusque and short In
his manner.
Mrs. OLE BULL, widow of the great vio-
linist, makes her home in Boston with her
Brother 10. who married one of the poet
Longfellow's daughters.
JAMES B. CAvANAUGH, who led his class
at West Point Military Academy, is an Hi.
nois boy. He is star rider, good football
player, ard fences with skill.
Ex-PaEsIDENT PALAcIo, of Venezuela,
has arrived in France with his family. 1t Is
reported that he had sent the snug little sum
of SIS. 900, 900 ahead Of him.
The late Rose Terry Cooke, with all her
power and reputation as a writer, was not
able, it is said to make much more than
mere pin money out of her literary labors.
DIR. TALMAGE has been personally re-
ceived by the Gar of Russia, who, through
him, extended thanks to the American peo-
pie for their aid to the sufferers by famine.
The favorite tipple of General Weaver,
the Presidential nominee of the Peoples
party, is buttermilk sweetened with sugar,
of which he often drinks two goblets, one
after the other.
ALDERMAN CALDWELLS, the man who
defeated Henry M. Stanley for the British
Parliament in North Lambeth recently. be-
gan life as a gardeners boy and subse-
quently worked as tailor.
NOMENCLATURE books give Shiras-the
name of the new Supreme Court Justice
shire-from which sheriff, the shire-reeve.
Shiras is lord Of the shire.
THE Rev. DR.. W. 81. Milburn, the blind
preacher and Chaplain of the House of
Representatives, is spending the summer in
| England. One Of his most popular lectures
has been: "What Blind Man Saw in Eng
land"
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS lost his fortune
and incurred debt of $50, 600 in trying to
establish ''Putnam's Magazine" and spent
the best years of his life in paying off the
debt, which he discharged to the last dollar.
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06
Washington.

THE President vetoed the famous William
McGarrahan BILL The bill provided for the
payment of the McGarrahan claim for
about SO, 600, 600, which had been before Con-
gress many years.
SECRETARY NOBLE issuei public notice
warning all persons now on the Coivilie
Indian reservation, in the State of Washing
ton. without express authority to leave the
same without delay.
COLONEL CHARLES HAYWOOD, Comman-
dant United States Marine Corps, has ad-
dressed letter to John Philip Sousa
the leader of the Unite1 States Marine
Band. granting, at the latter's request, his
discharge from the corps.
PRESIDENT HARRISON issued q proclama-
tion ordering the striking miners In the
Coeur d. Alene District OF Idaho TO olsperse.
COINAGE was executed at United States
mints during the month OF July as follows:
Gold, s., 600 pieces of the value of 81, 4i0,-
600; silver, 1,042 900 pieces of the value of
S559, 900; minor coin, 1900 900 pieces OF the
value of $1,000
THE President signed the act limiting
hours of laborers and mechanics employed
on public works.
A. BARTON HEPBURN, the newly appoint
ed Controller of the Currency, assumed the
duties of that Office, his official bond of $780,
900 having received the approval of the
Secretary and of the Solicitor of the Treas
ury.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL DANIEL P. WHIT
ING. retired officer of the Army. died at
the home of his daughter in Washington at
the age of eighty-four years.
REPRESENTATIVE BoATNER, Chairman OF
the House Special Investigating Committee,
and Representative Watson, who made the
charge of drunkenness against members OF
the House, engaged in war of words in tht
Judiciary Committee, during which Mr..
Boatner declared he was responsible FOL
what he said and hoped Mr.. Watson knew
his address.
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06
THE CoRONER'S INQUEST.
A Verdict Recommending Home
stead Rioters to the Grand Jury.

A Verdict Recommending Home
stead Rioters to the Grand Jury.
The inquest into the deaths resulting from
the riots at Homestead. Penn, was con-
cluded at Pittsburg before Coroner Nc
Dowell The jury was out about an hour
before their verdict was returned. There
were no witnesses examined, the only matter
being the charge OF the Coroner.
At 40 o'clock the verdict was rendered.
The return in the cases of the seven strikers
who were killed reads almost alike with
each one That on the death of Silas
Vain states that he came to his death while
in the company of others in unlaw-
full assembly uaon the property OF Carne-
gle, Phipps & Co.'s steel works, Miff1ln
township, to prevent the Landing or Two
model barges loa1ed with Pinkerton guards
to protect the said property. and he being
struck by missile from cannon, which
had been taken by said unlawful assembly
to the Pittsburg side of the Monongahela
River and discharged by them, striking and
instantly killing the said Silas Vain, and we
recommend that said unlawful assembly be
certified to the September sessions OF the
Grand Jury.
In the cases of the three Pinkerton man
similar returns were made in eaca.
That on the death of T. j. Corners states
that it was caused from saock and exhaus-
ton, due to gunshot wound III tne rignC
arm, he being shot by ball from an unaw-
full assemblage, and that said shooting
was done by a party or parties unknown,
with felonious intent, AMI we recommend
that such unlawful assemblage be certified
to the September sessions of the Gran
Jury"
No attempt was made by the jury in any
of the ten cases TO designate the persons by
whom the fatal shots were fired, further
than to declare that there was an unlawful
assemblage on the Carnegie property, whicl
led to battle.
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06
South and West.

JULIUS WISE, colored, was hanged at Lex.
fnoton Court House. S. c., few days ago,
for the murder of another colored man.
A SEVERE storm, amounting to a tornado,
swept over Harrisonburg, Va. Houses were
unroofed and trees uprooted.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN KNUrE NELSON was
nominated for Governor by the MlnnesoGa
Republican State Convention at 81. Iaul'
The nomination was made by acciamaSion.
FIVE THOUSAND persons saw Professor
Hobe, an aeronaut, fall from an aitl'u 3 " o1
so00 feet in the Ivers Park at st. Paul
Mimi. He had been making ascensicns lor
several weeks, descending by parachute.
The body went ten feet into the ground.
Al MOB at Jacksboro, Tenn, lynched Andy
Beshears and John Willis. who had ASSAULT
ed a woman in the presence OF her nusnanu.
They were made to stand on gate until eoe
ropes were fixed.
Ex-UNITED STATES SENATOR ANTHONY
KENNEDY died few days ago. at Annapons'
Nd. Senator Kennedy was born IN Daiei-
more on December 81, 1910.
ALICE MITCHELL was taken from Men,
phis to the insane asylum at Bolivar, Tenn.
She first expressed a desire to visit Elm
wood Cemetery and view the grave OF her
victim. Freda Ward. Her request was
granted.
CoRRECr returns from the various parts
of Alabama showed that the straight DEM
ocratic State ticket, headed by Thomas
Jones had been overwhelmingly elected !.
The returns develop the fact that the bulk
of colored men voted for Jones'
ROBERT BARNES, Superintendent OF the
Hot Springs (Ark police force, committed
suicide few days ago, by taking seventy
five grains of morphine.
AT Lake Providence La, three children
-cf Robert Dorsey, colored, the eldest seven
wears. being locked up in their cabin whre
The parents went to church, set the ptace
afire and were burned to death.
GENERAL SPEED S. FREY, Superintendent
oe the Kentucky Soldiers Home. died, a
few night ago at Louisville. in his seventy
fifth year. He served in the Mexican w ar
and in the late war on the Union side. He
became famous as the man who killed the
Southern Brigadier- G. General, Zoliiecoffer,
at the battle of Mill Springs. January
1862.
The first State Convention of the Peoples
Party of Michigan was held at jackson;
j. w. Ewing, farmer, residing IN Grano
Ledge Eaton County, was nominated ior
Governor.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND people at the Chau
tauoua Grounds, Beatrice, Neb. listened TO
an address by Governor William Mckinley
of Ohio.
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06
Foreign.

THE customs revenue OF Cuba is to be
farmei out by Spain to syndicate OF for.
eigners.
Two closely packed irags collided in
Paris, France, on the way home from the
Maison Latfite races The horses bee ana
unmanageable and threw the vehicles dowa
an embankment into the gutter. -Four men
were killed, and several men and two w.
men were severely injured.
Pope LEO XIII issued an address to the
Bishops OF Italy, Spain and the Americas
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06
Drs. STARKEY & PALEN'S
Treatment by Inhalation.

1t does not act as most drugs do, by
creating another ailment, and benefting
one organ at the expense OF another,
often requiring a second course to erad-
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Compound Oxygen is revitalizer, re-
newing. strengthening, invigorating the
whole body.
These statements are confirmed by
numerous testimonials, published in our
book of 200 pages, only with the express
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refer to them for further information.
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new book of 200 pages, published by Drs.
Starkey & Palen, which gives to all in
quirers full information as to this remark
able curative agent, and a record of sur
pris1ng cures in a wide range of chronic
cases-many of them after being aban-
doned to die by other physicians. Will
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Drs. StarkeY & Pa1en.
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Passaic City record., 1892-08-06

VAST zinc discoveries have been made on
the Ouasnlta River. near the oil wells, not
far from Denison, Texas.
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06

We enabled this week present
noted boarding house of Henry
Springs The picture Of the
front and of one side only
respect and thoroughly equipped with the best
The located about four Liberty was
opened guests year the first
On the hotel finds
winding brooks falls It bridge
picture where the noted white sulphur springs
water from this invalid has been greatly benefited
and testimonials these
the curative properties of the springs.
Passaic City record., 1892-08-06

The grounds provided with courts croque grounds
spring. either cold sulphur given
Mr. Ernou has spared neither making his
attractive.
illustrated pamphlet describing the
address Henry Ernhou White Sulphur Springs Y Or apply
o. S. Freeman Passaic RECORD office.
Wisconsin Afro-American., 1892-10-22

armed protest against the attitude of
the public in threatening the summary
punishment of colored murderer, and
Paducah, Ky, had experience of the
same sort. The whole South will, sooner
or later, be confronted in the same way
as Jacksonville and Paducah. All we ask
in the South is that the white man treat
the black man as he would have the
black man treat him. We have memor-
ialized the courts, petitioned the gov
ernors of the Southern states we have
denounced these outrages through the
columns of every newspaper published
by colored men and from every pulpit
filed by colored ministers. On May 81,
public prayer was offered in every
church controlled by the negro race in
the United States. 4 committee waited
upon the President. He informed our
committees that the law did not make
it possible for his interference. The
South received new courage from his
statement, and murder has increased.
Our memorials have been treated with
contempt by the courts; our petitions
ignored by the different Governors
our committee instructed to get up
statistics of outrages by the President
our public prayer denounced, and we
are now appealing to the public senti-
Chicago Inter Ocean.