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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

Arrangements have been made by
this Office whereby we are able to
offer the GREAT WEST, the National
Reformer, and the New Forum, all
three-for $3.50. Subscribers should
not be slow to avail themselves OF
this remarkable offer.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

When the chairman of the peoples
party state convention of Kansas
called for funds to carry on the cam
paign with, the following scene was
put upon the boards:
81 am for free silver" shouted a
delegate, and he tossed q silver dol
lar on the platform.
The action was ca itching, and dol
lars rained on the stage until over
800 was realized.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08
THOMAS J. ME1GHEN, Chm.

Alliance No. 1922, Mcleod county,
held their monthly meeting June %,
at Hutchinson. They elected officers
for the coming six months. Collected
seven dollars for state dues, and
raised three dollars and fifty cents
for lecture fund.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

1t is stated definitely that all the
union men were set adrift from the
Carnegie iron works on July LIST.
5000 men were thrown out of en-
plOyment.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08
The Fort Worth (Texas) Advance

TIE FOrG WOrCn (IeXaSJ ADVANCE
says:
The sub-treasury plan would bene-
fit the merchant more than the
farmer, because the former would get
money for his goods at once, without
interest, while the latter would have
to pay a low interest for his.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

The State Farmers alliance of
South Dakota, which met June "a.
elected ]. r. Lowe, OF Mitchell, to
succeed Fl. L. Loucks as president.
MIR. Loucks goes to Washington, d.
c., to take up the national work
where it was dropped, on the death
of tlit. late L. L. Polk.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08
Reduced Rates

will be given at hotels for the PEG.
ple's party state convention July
ID to Is as follows:
Regular rates. Reduced rates.
Clarendon, $500 $3.50 per day
Clifton 200 1.55
Grand Central, LIS 1.25 :" :"
Astoria, European plan, rooms SOC.
75c. and $1.OO per day. Regular
rate, $1.OO. These Hotels are all
near the convention hall and Offer
good accommodation. Other hotels
throughout the city from 75c. to
$1.OO per day.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

Kansas raised $500 in cash and
over 50, 700 in pledges at her peoples
party state convention. Kansas is
doing her duty.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

By placing Whitelaw Reid upon
their ticket the republicans have lost
many hundred thousand votes. The
union men are death on him, and the
action taken at the Minneapolis con-
veDtion by cutting dead the negro
delegates gouges out another large
column from their ranks.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

1t is said president Morton is
turning his property into gold and
locking it up. He is preparing for
something.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

Omaha is to have a peoples party
daily paper, called the Daily Public,
the first issue will appear about July
LIST.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

There have been 767 new peoples
party papers started in the United
States during the last six months.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

Tennessee has $4,000 peoples
party voters-the old parties are
drowned out by NEW principles.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

The largest political club in the
United States is at Waxahatchie,
Texas. 1t has 1900 p. p. members.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08
Positive Evidence.

Darlington Phel ps and Albert War
rem have called an alliance state con-
vention to meet in St. Paul July 18th.
Undoubtedly this movement origi-
mated in the dark room of boss poll
ticians who manipulate old party
caucuses and conventions. They
have taken the contract to down Mr..
Donnelly even at the expense OF the
alliance and the peoples party. To
accomplish this they are ready to
play into the hands of any old party
manager from whom they get the
highest offer. That this is true we
have positive evidence it may become
necessary to publish.-Preston Re
public.
Mr.. Donnelly's political fortunes in
this part OF the state have risen rap
idly OF late. The Boen-Donnelly
combination is a strong one and
Hompe and the Darlington Phelps
committee are no longer Sin it,"
Here in Grant county the opposition
to Donnelly in the old alliance party
is confined to. d few diseredited lead
ers and even these are very mum
these days. Hardly q corporal's
guard will paw any attention to in
dependent political action OF the peo-
pies party.-Grant Co. Herald.
The animus OF Darlington Phelps
in calling an alleged alliance state
convention is easily seen by everyone.
The Window Reporter gives it away
as follows:
This is evidently intended to freeze
out the Sage, and as the alliance par
ty is in possession OF the franchise
it is in a position to have great
deal OF sport with the peoples party
and contribute to dissatisfaction
which wilt help the republicans in this
campaign.
That is undoubtedly the object of
the whole thing-well stated. Far
mington Tribune.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

Texas has nearly 10000 voters
in the alliance organization. Tough
aOn the democracy.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08
NOTICE.

The executive committee of the
peoples party for the state of Mime
sofa will meet at the Merchants Ho-
tel, st. Paul July II, 1892, at 10
o'clock q. m.
TuoNrAo ATn,Cuv>, Cb,,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08

The Alliance Institute Trio will
sing at the State Convention. A
brass band will also be in attend
ance.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-08
Instructed for Oouuellv.
SUNBERGH, July 2,

SUNBERGH, July 2, '92.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
At our meeting today in alliance
No. 3S5, III. E. Solan was elected
President and Ole Eliassen, Sec'y.
Ole Eliassen was also elected q dele
gate to the state convention to be
held in St. Paul, July 18th. and was
instructed to vote for |. DOnnelly as
candidate for governor.
OLE ELIBssEN.
BRooTEN, July 2, '92.
EDITOR GREAT West:
At meeting of alliance No. 435.
it was resolved to turn over to the
Lecture fund the IS sent from this al
lance to the Prosecution fund.
r. E. lvereOn was elected delegate
to the state convention, and was in
srructed to vote for Donnelly for
governor. FRED PETERSON,
Sec'y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-20
Jnlano.

Ser fir3ti6 in bieienS paIten beri6tete
%unQlIGSfQI, trelder etnen Stu0enren ber
yalcsl niperittGt BET elmer y@inmeibunGsz
@eremonie" betraf unO ibm oas Qeben fo>
1tete, pcranlaBt bos Stem Yorter v8euetriz
ittlGe Sournal" gu Tol9enOen seiGgemdBen
Bemerfuaqen: vSeDor es untpillenoe amez
rifanil6e &rttiter beptiden Stubentenle>
bens ruieoer tpagell, Die befaunten 8ormirIe
au erbeben, iouten ie ft6 Der srensenloien
Nobbeit an bieii9en Colleges erinuerl1, bic
crit farsli6 pieber elm Ntenidenleben getoz
1tet bat. Sin Stu6ent Der %befannten Nalez
uniperlitGt, Der elmer gebeimen GerbinDung
b~eitreten molte, mu6te it6 Der ibliden
@eremonie ber v@inmeibung" unternerz
fen. Ste bcitanb oarln, baB er nit perbunz
Denen Qugen in rai6em Saul baS Glubges
bGuoe Der StuDentenperbtnoung ftnoen
ioute. Sci bieier bI0ofinni9en v@eremonie"
ronute er nit aIer Wta6t gegell Die Oet6leL
zines i'm gSege ftebenoen Wa9ens uno fanD
iofort ieinen SOB. Wtan tann uber bas
0ueLmelen, bas mabloie Srinfen uno an
bere l~lniitten Des Oeutl6en Stuoentenlebens
perlhieoeue Waetnungen baben, iiber bic
olbernen unb roben SpGBe. al benen it@
bic bte1iae afaoemii6e Sugeub gemiiier Nnz
Italten ergo! I, giebt es nursein llrtDeil. IS
oeb0rt elm INTERPRETATIONS WaB BON 9erz
sensrobLeit unO bubenboiter @lelei basu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-20
Ser GrfOI9 SeS @l.tttEW dtties81
ct(IuSA

Mus elmer Dor einigen Wtonaten err
i6ieuenen !3ettuugsnoti3 miro ben 2elern
befannt fem, baB Der @reifspaloer 8rof.
20ffler bon Der srte6ii6en Je9ierun8 ben
Nurtras erbalten BAT, feline neueite Gnts
bedung zines Selbmdule tODtenOen 8as
ciI4us praftil9 in 3beiialien in Nnwenbung
81 ~bringet. um Der bort berri6eroen
lGitigen Blage oieier Ibiere @tnbalt su gee
bieten! = Ser @elebrte lit nun BON letner
Getle suruGgefe6rt uno benubte Die erlte
8orIelun9situnDe basu, um ieinen S6ulern
einen ausfu6rli6en 8eri6t iber letne
SbGtisteit III @rie6enlanp gu gsben. st
fibrte etpa Solaenbes aus: 8nr eintgen
Sobren itarben in benz @reifsmolter bps
aienii6en Snitttut auf einmal bon so
Wedu len, bic in einem 8ebGlter einaeiperrt
tparen, ca. Is. Cine berartise Gpioemie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-20
C8rtef an bte SGIiuOis @taatssettung.)
&ttS Ses SentfGem Get6eS &aMpt.
BON @aE 2orbtn8.
8~erltn.2 Suni

Berlin 3. Stunt 1892.
Oie bier i6on mehrfah er0rterte Spat>
nung 5tpil6en Or. Olaieitdt uno Nuerz
bo61toerlelben 9etreuer 0ertpaltung ietner
9eDOrlamen G~eiiDen3 bat etnen auffalleno
16arten GusOruG oari1 g~efunoen, oaB Der
Gatler es Oerl6mGDt bat bon Dem Tpoe uno
Der Seitattung bes 8erliner Qberbiirger>
nletlters Utar bon Sordenbed, abgeieben
bon %etni9en otftcieqen Worten oes 8eileios
OIL ben SObn oes Qebteren, irgenb tpeldbe
oerlet G~elegenbetten iibIih lit, tDeoer etnen
lel1er Slu9elaolutGnten ais leinen 8ertreter
BET Der 9ei9enfeier 9ei6iGt nod einen
&ran3 am Sar9e nie0erlegen laiien, nod
beglettete cine leere 0ofequipage ben
Srauer3ug, o6nDbl er benz 8erltorbenen
ME ou1 ben beioen Standardization Des
Oefteren leine@nerfennung ibrer 8eroteufte
ausgelpro6en bat. Cine persona grata
mar Der Serbli6ene aIeroilgs tpeoer bel
&Stlbelm l. nod bel ieinem @nfel, m6breno
Der Slater oes iebtgen 6erri6ers lotpobl aIs
&%ronprin3 mte in Der fur3en 3ett ieines
failerlt6en UtartDriums i'm mebrfa6 be-
ion0erS allsge5ei6net bat. Oa nun fem
@runo 81 Der Nnnabme porban6en lit, boB
QSilbelm II. aus perl0nli6er Nbneigun9 IS
unterIieB. Dem Sooten Die iblihen @bren
Sd ertpeiien, uno biertn benz 8etipiel ber
unperi6bnIiden fatboliiden Stride folste,
tpel6e Diefem ibren Sobn Elm @rab in gez
ruetbter @rbe Deria9te, 10 bleibt nur Der
ShluB Ibrig, SaB Der iuaeabIi9e geaa>
eiferer oes @rnBen &urfIriten uno oes
alien SriB oerStaot Berlin uno ibrer 8ers
tpaltung ieine auerb09ite ungnaoe in un>
s~peibeutigfter 8eiie gu ertennen eeben
mo0te.
DaB 6erartige ftarbe 9eibunsen ni1t
basu beitrasen, Die Stimmung i'm 0oIte 3u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-20

Sebtember cine @rtraiibung in g6icaso
abbalten.
: Sn @arion in Glebaba lit bieier SAGE
benz 6arrtion greeolOOe'i6en @6epaare
nod a1 Der S6peQe oeS @reiienaIterS Der
LANCE erlebnte 8inocriegen gu. She'll qeiporz
ben, inoen Dem iiebSigidbrigen Wtanne BON
ieiner Observation-Disclosures Srau elm 3pilz
ltngspaar geboren wuroe.
0lusId1to.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-20
N @ D 10 O s
YiQem.

SOS bonfpmmeuIte, ii6erIte nnb suoerIaIfioite gb.
tibrun9smitteL rein pe9etebtlti6, entbdlt bnrrbaus
fetu Qlleetiilber oOer aubers seritbrenbe SubItanaeu,
gteiniguus8mitte beiibt. obue Die 6efaDr iroenO elmer
beiien iibeln Tolgen fte Daben QuedIilber erieBt umb
TiRO Die @ilen Der l~nbSerneu 0iiicni4ait gelporoerI.
Gls9amt ~eitgebiint nno geI1madtos teine S6mieriu.
felt I'M 0erunterfbluden Der 3taotpaD'S Biacn;
mild unb an9enebnt nnb ie mad Der 9ofis 9riinblio
mirfenb bte&tebliHo5ptnen or @eQenDart.
sic betlen aae l1nre9elm0Blgtettei os Moaens, Der
Sober, GeoGrnte, gteren, BIoie, Ylerpen, Mppetits
Ioigteit. 3opfi9Terseu, @trItopfung. unperboulit.
felt, 8labuu9eu, Sieber, 9armentainbuna, Sdmnr.
rboiben nnb oue unregelmaBiefeiten Der tnneren
T9etle.
9rsis 25 Gents bic BOZ. get alien SrOouiften Az
BADEN.
Wtan 9ebe fiber urb iebe 81, baB man
v0taomap'S" erb6lt!
Mtan f9ide cine 8riefmorte on Or. &aShpoh q.
GOntp., 9tr. 80 Warren Street, Stem Oorf, INN bic
S9rtft 'tFalse and True" freIGe Derfhpoue VIna.
tunit 9iebt auaeibidt au betommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-20

lS83lS4 enttteler1 aut Die Slaotgenleln0en
nit 9,468. $50 Gintpobnern 2.49 Set. per
6opf, alIo %, 575, 900 Wtf., auf, Die 2anoz
gemeinoen nit Is, 1865 Seelen 2.28 sci.
per &opf, allo 80, $50, 900, %5uiammen 59.z
425, 600 Wf. Der unterldieo in Der 8e>
laitung bon Staot unb Qanb lit inmit be-
langlos. Son ben 2anogemeinoen unter>
I6eioen ii6 nun tpieDer Die lel6itltGn0igen
@utsbe3irfe nit 1000, 600 Ginmobnern;
BET ihnen entfaQen auf ben Gopf $50, i'm
@an3en 5000, 900 O1f. Das lift inDellen
feline ueberlaltung Der Beltber, 0enn OBJ
tpobl tbnen stemli6 genau Der Dlerte She'll
oeS geiammten @runo uno Booens in
YreuBen 9eb0rt, 10 5ablen ie rt6t rs, ion>
bern nut ettpa % Bro3. Der @runbiteuer.
SerDtrfli6t it'd nun Ofiquel's Blan, 10
ncroen ben Stabtaemeinoen 2.49, ben
Qanogenleinoen 2.28, ben ie~lbittGn6igen
@utsbe3irfen 4.5O W2f. pro &opf iberant,
mortet. 0a es in ben lebteren nun teine
Sommunalbausbalte giebt, mie in ben
Stabtz uno 9ano9emeinben, mo- it'd Die
593 Wttaionen auf Die gan5e iieuer5ablenbe
BeuOlterun9 DertDetlen, 10 lteGen Die @ltsz
beltBer itne 9 U1iutonen Qa1t3 auein III Die
Salde, B. B. Ieoes Der Is, 300 Eittergiiter
erbGlt tGbrlt6 i'm Our6idnttt 588 Waarf,
uno Die rei6en StanOesberren, melhe niele
Sitter in elmer Sanb p~ereiniaen, tpIroen
bis gum 6unoertfahen ienes 8etrases be-
tommen, Der 6Irit bon 8leB ). 3. 56,536
Wtart iabrli@! Oas reprGienttrt bob elm
reht a~nftGnbiges 8ermOgen! 9ret auf bas
3auienb Der 8eDolterung, bic gan3 semiB
niht gu Den Grmiten sebOren, miroen an
ben neberneilungen einen 9lntDeiL bon IL
bonn 0nltoert crbalten. 3tpar trGgt Der
@utsberr Die Gommunalaiten, aber Ct aez
nieBt aud Die @ommunalfteuerfreibei un6
lit Die oueiH entlaeioenbe 9erl0nli9teit in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-20

- unter Den I'M 1QG1tlQeH Vl38SUlt9e
unb I'M 8ogtlanDe 3u boDer SlutDs gee
langten unb metitens baustnou1trteu be-
triebenen @roBgemerben lit Die 0ertteiiung
bon WtufifDerfen zines Der Glte1ten un0
auseeoebnte1ten. G6on nm Die Wfttte 0es
II. %SaDrbunDerts louen bDbntldeGTulGnten
ben @eieenbau na6 Wfarfneuftr6en etll>
geflbrt habel1. 0egenmGrttg lperOen gus
Dem 8oqtlano unD @r3gebtrge un9efGDr
25O, 600 StiiG @eigen I'M Wer{be bon etlpa
5 WIuionen Nsarf jGbrli6 Derlonot; pie.
3abl Der bei6Gftigten Nrbetter mag IN
Dteiem @rtperbS3 tpctge Dtelet6t 4OOO be-
traoen. 0bl6ou metitenS btalge Maare
bergelteut ntrD, 10 tueroeH bod a10 2Setle
gearbeitet, Die ben ~@rSeigntlle1 aitS
itolteniiher @eigenbaufunit nlht ptel ta9S
ftebeu IoGen. gBte Die beretts glet1fous
I'M norigen S%abrbuuoert IN SaNleH
blIbenoe 6abrttation bon Sloten ullo
@larinetten, 10 arbeitet audi Der la0lt'We
@eigenbau fir ben g8eltmarft. Nu1 leIne
9tobitoffs muB er lett Der &tntun9 Der er6S
eebirqiihen QBGLDer pom 2lltSlanoe De5leDeH.
eSn ieoem Sabre iperben tlhtIge At0etleE
nadb Der 8ufotpina, Siebenbirgell, SItol
unb benz 80bmertpaloe %gelanDt, Die oorf DIE
p~aIienoer 61laer fIr bic @etgenbalIer aus
1uden; ebenio gehen lG9iti9e @el9enOan~
arbeiter nad GuBlano sum 3npetettsI ost
9drme fir ibre 6etmatD. Sllr 0teles Wv
@r5eebirse uno i'm No9tlaHoe S9ulenSs
bon Berionen eraGbrelloe @roBgepetpe
befirttet maj iebt cine erll1te 9eIagI:
Set einiser !3eit 1T eS III SeHsfreIp
%eeluneen, seprsBte 0eigsn, 9iolell uno
einaelne Sbeile gu ben|elben Der5ul1eueH:
6ierourd lit Der Diterrei6ti9e WtItDeperD
in Die Gage gebradt, berarttge WfalltperIe
un6 gbeile gu benielben 10 tooDlrel nno
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-15

The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's office yesteI
day:
Pinor.-On July l3,at b street, Soutl
Wilmington, Hannah May pinor, ageC
5 months.
: Gooding. On July 10, at No. III,
West Second street, EInpson GoodiGg
aged 4 months.
Peoples. -On July II at South Bend
Indiana, AAna A. Peoples, aged a
years.
GrabGouski.-On July IA, at No.
Marshall street, Helena Grabcouski
aged Is months.
Lynch, lilly l4,at No. 923 Orang
street, Catherine Lynch, aged
months.
Collins.-On July IA, at No. 53S Eas
Twelfth street, Helen Collins, aged
weeks.
Meekam.-On July IA, at No. 10lj
Wilson street, Thomas Meekam, aget
months.
Lendcrman.-0n July I3, at Phila
delphia, Pike Lenderman, aged
months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-15


By the steamer Australia. which ar
rived from Honolulu yesterday, We
have Hawaiian adyices to June 81.
On Thursday afternoon, June Batter
great difficulty in selecting a nativs
jury. occurred tho trial Of the lanai
murtierefs before the Circuit Court of
Wailuku. A brief abstract Of the case
from the testimony presented, which
was the most revolving ever placed on
record In the kingdom, is as follows;
On Thursday, February II, woman
named Pulolo, who claimed 20 he q
kahuna. or sorceress, and to have at
her command spirit named kililklna.
had two OF her soldiers. Kelllkuewa
and Kakalo, seize her husband and
hold him, while she beat him cruelty
and cut his feet with broken bottles
tin he could not walk.
Not satisfied with this, she common
cod Furnishing little boy years old.
the son OF her eldest brother, Kalu.
Another brother. Hoopll. being skep-
tical us to her SUPERNATURAL powers. ut
her command WAS seized nud held by
some Of her attendants, while this in
human wretch burned him most hOrrl.
bly, with torches igulted from large
fire In the dwelling near by. Her VAN.
ipire Instincts remaining still UNI
quenched, she took the boy kalaliilil
In hand again and butIetetl him about
till he bled profusely at the nose and
mouth, while his father and Others
stood byand silently witnessed this
new act OF cruelty.
This brutal sorceress finally put nm
end to tho boys suffering by sitting
on his head till IL bent to his waist like
a brokep reed, and life was extinct.
The poor little corpse was then taken
and laid out on q mat. and the helpless
Hoopil was placed beside 1t with his
face to the wall, guarded by the so
called soldiers.
Her next victim was her sister whom
she suifocated with the assistance OF
kaholokai by thrusting her head into
hot sand. After this the dead body OF
her sister was placed on the mating
beside tue boys She then ordered
her satellites TO seize her late assistant
Kaholokai, and they held him fast
while she beat him to death. The next
move In this friglitful tragedy, after
removing the bodies of the bcy and
woman, was to crenute Kaholokal's
corpse by burning the house with all
its furniture and effects, thus hoping
to give an appearance OF accidental
conilngrntion. The other two bodies
were afterwards burned.
1 The jury brought In a unanimous
verdict Of murder in the second de.
gree aguinst Pulolo (twenty years in
PRISON. and four a the man, for thu
murder Of the boy. The remainder OF
tue ten persons arrested were dis.
charged on this count. but were held
(as well us tho five already found gull
w to answer two other indictments
for the murder of the woman and
man. Owing to the terrible pitch OF
popular feeling on Maui, there will
pI obably be change OF venue grant.
ed before another trial takes place.
The intensity of popular feeling
among the natives is no. directed
against kahunaism as q practice, but
against this lmpostor wh'j has falsely
claimed the powers..of Hawaiian
magiciun.~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-15


Watson Q. PHILIPPE win sail for Eng
land on Saturday.
Willard II. Porter and family have
gone to. Evans. Pa.
Mr. andSIrss King are visiting friende
In Pannsgrove. N. J.
81. @. MeLear and family left yester.
day for soiourn at Rehoboth.
Charles Fehrenbach will take q triE
to Woodland Beach to-day.
Miss L. r. Hebb has gone to Ho'
Springs. Va. for the benefit OF he
health.
Miss Name Butler has gone to At
lantlc City, N. j., in order to enjoy th'
ocean breezes and the rinvigoratinl
bathing In the surf.
Levi G. Bird. Esq. has gone to Ho
Springs, Va. in order to recuperate
for the political and legal work he ma!
DO called on to perform.
Mr.. Nathan Williams, OF Middle
town, Del, paid our city business
visit on Thursday.
Mr.. Jnme, l.. Devou was over II
New1ork yesterday, attending dl
rcctors' meeting Of tho Western Ca
Assoeiaiion.
Deputy Attorney-G General Branch II
Giles will return in few days from |
vi IL 10 Seaford.
J. Francis Bacon or Georgetown
passed through tllis city yesterday OF
route TO Philadelphia.
Mrs. William NJ. Candy was taken
suddenly Ill yesterday with brazil
trouble and Drs. Bullock and Maui
arc both In attendance.
MIR. William Montgomery and wife
lett this morning for trip to Capt
May on the steamer Republic.
Misses Lizzie, May and Jennie David
son, OF Lakewood N. j., are visiting
their uncle, Vim Guthrie, of the Nintl
ward, and other relatives in this city
The Rev. W. L. Bainbridge, D. D., O
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, Il
now on Il months vacation. He viii
spend part of 1t at Chautnuqua, Pa.
and will return to Delaware Avenue
Church on the first Sunday In A ugust
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-15

Section 4. We denoahee the Repub-
lican platform as fraud on the labor
oil the great majority OF the American
people for the benefit Of the few. We
declare it to he fundamental prlnci-
pie of the Democratic party that the
Federal government has no oonstitu-
tional power to impose and collect
tariff duties except for the purpose oil
revenue only, and we demand that
the collection Of such taxes shall be
limited to the necessities oil tho gov
eminent when honestly and eeonomi
cally administered National Demo-
cratic Platform.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-15

John Mallsmith, butcher, who re.
sides at No. 9O5 Monroe street, is laid
up from tho effects of chill he ex-
perienced yesterday. This may seem
strange, but 1t Is true. While perspir
Ing from tho extreme heat he entered
the Wilmington Abatior for tho pur-
pose of selecting lot OF beef in n
Temperature like that OF Iceland and
as q consequence, he suffered chill,
which was followed by swelling OF
his flesh, and such pain as to render
necessary thecalling in OF u physician.
He suffered considerably through the
might, being unable to sleep, bat it is
hoped that he will improve, and soon
come all right. Persons should he
careful if they wish to escape suffer
L q, to avoid such "a great change OF
.Lemperature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-15
Fire and Water

The Great Sale goes on.
Since opening we have
been crowded each day.
Nothing has been know.
like 1T before.
We are offering the great.
est bargains ever heard oil.
Make use of your chance il
q life time while you may.
Bear in mind that thu
goods offered are not burnt
goods, but they have been
slightly damaged by water.
And in order to begin the
coming Fall season with al
entire new stock we have in
cluded everything in this
sale, whether damaged OF
not. The goods which were
in the basement, and which
we were unable to show SOON
er, are now on the floor
ready for sale. Bedroom
suits, bureaus, washstands
extension tables and oil
cloths.
Don't Delay, but Come
now, and see the GREAT
BARGAINS.
Store closes 6 p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-15
Megary,
Sixth and Tatnall Streets
| HAVE NOT LEFT
TOWN

but instead allow to make it
hot for competition for the
next six weeks. I will give
the people of Wilmington
and Peninsula a chance to
buy clothing almost at their
own prices, as | am going to
sell this entire stock regard.
less Of cost, no matter what
the loss to me, preparator,
to removing back to 9th and
Market Streets, as the build,
ing will be ready in a short
time now, and I shall not
take one dollars worth Of
this present stock back ia
the new building. So if
you want to get a genuine
bargain in a suit or pair oil
odd pants, or in a thin coat
and vest or anything in fur.
nishing goods-can save you
from % to 40 per cent.
on it. Mothers, bring your
boy and buy him a suit for
school this fall; you can get
1T at half price. Lot of Jer,
sey suits reduced from s5 to
1926, in blue or brown.
Knee pants, 15c, zoe, 27c,
35c, SOC and 65c. Good
working pants, 79c; others
sell the same at 81. In fact
we did until, this week.
Store open every evening
to give all a chance for this
sale.