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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-06

G6oS'S aE'S al OF selling time for thin Black
same 3ai We nip the prices just the
slmsr rather do it than wait for the
at lFost. DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
snl'', traveller take Beecham's Pills
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-06

FRANK JOSEPH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

the briefcst way, to many nf the topics pre-
scented il the resolutions adopled by the
convention. Upon all that have not been
discussed have before publicly expressed
my views, A change u the personnel of
u national administration ii 6f compare
lively liiile moment. Ii those eaerlising
puhliG functions ara able, honest, iiligpnt
and faithful, others possessing oil these
places, liut changes IN the laws and III
Administrative policies are Of great MO
nIent When public affairs have been
given direction and business has adj listed
itself - those lines, any sudden chaiigc IN.
wolves atoprsge and ne~ business adjust
ments, II the change OF direction Is so
radical rs 60 bring the eemtncrclai turn
tahln INTO iIse, the business changes In
vnlyed ARE not readjustincnts, but recon
strietions. The Democratic party offers a
programme Of demolition, Theprotcctive
policy 10 which all business, even that Of
the importer, il HOW adjusted the reel
prOcity policy, ho new merchant marine
are all TO be demolished mot gradually,
net tJkon down, bul blown zip. 10 this
programme of leatrllclioni il has added one
constructive fe3turc-.thc Tcestupiishment
Of state banks ut issue.
The policy Of The Republican party Is,
on the other hard, distinctiYclv Il policy of
safe progression aud If development; Of
new Factories, new markets and new ships
1t will subject business to No pcrilous
changes, hit offers attractive opnprtuni-
tihs Tor expansion Upon familiar lines
Very respectfully yours,
REStAsIIN lIAHpIspy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
MEXICAN TROOPS ROOTED.
Tho Insurgents Meet with Success HigI
Taxes Cause the Revolution.

Ell PAso, Ten, Sept. photographic
communications from Guerrero, Mexico,
to the government, announce the cap.
ture of the Federal General iiankcl,
commander of the Second military zone,
and the utter rout Of his troops in the
mountains southwest of Guerrero Sat
urday.
The trouble has grown out of the OPP
pressve tax imposed upon the people
by the state government. Tho people
refused to pay the taxes and have deter
mined to light it ont 70 the bitter end
The people of tho district are organized
and as soon as the Federal troops
arrive they drove them to rough
place and managed to capture Rankel,
after which the troops were driven in
every direction.
Many Of the men were killed. Troops
from Chihuahua and Sonora have left
for the scene, General Rankel is being
held by the reyolutionists as hostage,
and the insurgents will demand of the
government that the Objectionable tax
be removed and their leaders pardoued.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
SEFENTH DRY ADTENTIsTs
To Hold Their annual Meeting and a
COMMUNICATING Near Newark.


The Seventh Day Adyentists of the At
lantic Conference will hold their annual
meeting III connection with n camp-meet-
ing in Morr Park, formerly known as
Porter's woods, IL miles from Wilmington
and onc-mile southeast of Newark from
September sth to 18th. The entrance for
teams and pedestrians is from South
Chapel street, Newark, near the P1nnsyl-
vania railroad junction.
The grounds are now being prepared for
the reception of the delegates, who will
tent there, and also for the many visitors
expected. There will be IS tens, Public
services will be held in a large pavilion,
and children's meetings will also be = feat
ure of the encampmeDt.
About 800 delegates, representing the
churches in New York and Brooklyn, VIII
mingtOn, Del, Baltimore Washington, b.
c., Camden, Mt. Holly and Yineand, n
j., Rock Hall, Md, Ford's Store, Md,
Holiandsville, Del. besides visitors from
Philadelphia and other points, will attend.
a dining tent will be operated upon the
grounds, at which meals can DO had at
reasonable prices. Parties going from
Wilmington can use either the r, w IL
b, r. r., stopping at Pencadcr. small
station near the grounds, or the i, & o.,
stopping at Newark
The meetings will BIO free to all and
good order will be maintained, All are
Welcome
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

A meeting of the Natural History So
ciety Of Delaware was held on Tuesday
at the Friends school, Fourth and West
streets, Walter d. Bush in the chair.
Mrs. j. p. Pyle acted as secretary. New
specimens were presented by Professor
Beckwith of Delaware College and by
Mr.. Bush. Frederick IIilbiber gave
some minerals. The following new
members were elected: Mrs, Anna Hal
lowell, Mrs. Mary B, Pyle, Mrs, Edward
Mendinhall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
St'ailalnaEer'S.
Philadelphia, Monday. septembe

PHILADELPHIA, Mohuay. september ..
a feature of the newest
Fall and Winter Dress Goods
-All-wool and Silk.and-wool
lis the Glaze or Changeable
effect.
lridcsccnce shows some
how in a multitude Of them
all due to differing colors in
warp and wool. A waverinq
sunset CLINT in one light be-
comes royal purple in another.
And SO the glancing tints
chase each other, showing new
beauties with every turn.
Bedford Cords, too, have
taken on new graccs-tlicks
and spots and strokes Of color,
regular and at random; big on
this, little on that, but oddly
pretty every time.
Great heaps of these new
est Of the new things are at
the counters this morning
like the first pattering drops
OF a thunder storm. Some of
them.
Atwood Armurc, 81 and 1925
Atwood Diagonal, 81 and $l.25.
silk figured Bedford Cord, $l.25.
silk figured Changeable Armure,
$3.50, $l,75, So.
Picardy Wells, light and medium
grounds, with black figures, $t.75,
$500.
SILK figured Velour, re.
Polka Dot Chcyiot, contrasting
colors, So.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

There was a meeting of the Whining.
ton Industrial and Improvement Society
on Tuesday, in the builders Exchange,
at which at the new hosiery mill was
brought 10 the attention Of the members.
1t was shown that Wilmington furnishes
unusual facilities for the successful
operation Of hosiery mills and other
factories where light machinery is used,
A resolution was adopted approving
and confirming the action Of the trustees
in the economical and yet efficient
manner in which they have already dis
charged their duties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
E74L . ItI1El --- I'M
THE 17TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
YiGense Applifatluns.


NOTlGE.-I, FRANK NJ. SEWER.
- tho tenant Ot the house situated ut No
JOG East flilh street, IN tho Fourth ward OF
city Of Wilmington, county Of New Castle
ana state OF delaware. In compliance with
tho requirements OF The acts oil tho Gem
eral Assembly In such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing 10 tho Court nf General Sessions Of tho
Peace and plail Delivery OF Tho stats Of Della,
ware, in and for Now cnStle county on MON
DAY the 10Th day II september 4, d. 1894, bsinC
the neNttorm oI snid oourt for liuense for said
house as an Inn ". tavern, for the sale therein
OF intoxicating LIQUORS in less euantitien than
one quart, TO 10 drunk IN tho premises, a nd INC
following Respectable citizens Of SAID ward. al
lensl twelye oil whom arc substantial freehold
ton, viz; -fF'
j II Pinkcrton Jns A Maooe
Emil llertel NJ d lanes Il e;rnhh
Shfl Albnrt james W Bowers
'hltuni r ouhiap chas MHmmele
isaaS 81 piillh Ne0 W Williams
Peter hc-Nleer Robert Rrosn
mo Meaney JnhnJ OlIara
n " we ,hansnerger Jr WIN Jennings
tt ,! nonl II Wagner
n mn hlseNlAef VIM AlsentRer
liuRh hagah t'hab iettbr
,Ieo 4 frazer Janes lIichen
eeo Esle IL SLhafnr
ag24-3t FRANK ii, SEWER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

The following card from Douglass NJ.
Mccoy Of New Castle hundred explains
itself;
70 The Democrats Of the Fourth Disiyict: I
RESPECTFULLY withdraw my name as can
didate for tho office OF Levy Court Com
missioner for the Fourth district, New
Castle county. DOUGLASS NJ. Mccoy.
New CASTLE. DEL. Sent It'll 1892.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

A 100 horse power boiler was put in
the Charles Warner Conpany's mortar
factory Tuesday. The Quaker City
Mortar Company Of Philadelphia, which
was projected by the Charles Warner
Company and which will operate under
tho latter's patents, has completed us
plant and will begin the manufacture Of
mortar III a few days. The machinery
in these factories is patented in the
United States and all countries Of Eu-
rope, except Germany A French
patent was received by the Charles
Warner Company yesterday, and an
application for patent is pending in
Germany. Companies which will ope-
rate under the Charles Warner Com
pany's patents are in process OF organi-
2ation in u cities Of The United States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
A homeopathic Cholera hospital.

CHICAGO, Sept, 6,-Thc Homeopathic
doctors are contemplating the establish
ment of a number Of cholera hospitals
i'll various parts Of the city. A meeting
is to be held to arrange the details for
carrying out the proposed schema. The
Iomrpaths say they WANT Ia show by
statistics that there will be more cures
under their method Of treatment than
under the treatment of the other pro-
fessinns
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
Additional Eleetrlc Lines.

The new electric line over Eleventh
street bridge, will soon be completed by
the Wilmington City Railway Company.
The poles for the Rising Sun electric
line are erected as far as Bancroft's lane.
Both lines will be pushed rapidly to
completion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Bourettc Cheviot, So.
silk figured Satin Berber, $3.50
Satin striped and figured Pop!in, IS.
Clmel's.lIair Choviot, ncbula spot,
$500.

Wool Dress Serges, Of
course. All the sorts you
ever heard Of and more, very
likely-5oc., 75c., ST, $1,25,
S1.5o.
But the Serge novelties Of
the season crowd thickest into
the Mohair line. Surely the
wcavcrs have outdonc them
selves there. Shuttles must
have got dizzy threading their
way through such warp-tan-
giles.
ChTgvo1 effects
Diagonal Suggestions
LMnby st,eakeancss
,SbotS IN c,-os0aea ro50s
HAY siIs-sagS
Rb6Ly b7rttineSS
and all in scll-colors. The
very touch Of the stuffs is
crisp and winsome. They tell
Of service, style and nearby
scasonablencss in one breath.
Width 50 inches, price SI.25.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

The Baltimore SIN reports that the
railway combination which has kept up
high rates on tyanscontiuental traffic,
lis IN danger Of falling 10 pieces" being
threatened! from two sources--thr with
drawal of the Northern Pacific from
tho franscontinental Association and
the competition Of freight carrying ships
sailing around Cape Horn, The Panama
railroad was leased by the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, which was induced
to come into the combine by the pay
ment, from the lransGontnnnta Assoc.
citation, of S950,00n annually. This
lease will expire III February and the
Panama Railroad Company is demand
ing an increased rental, accompanied by
n threat to put its own steamers on both
the Atlantic and Pacific, in ease Of re-
fusal. This is another source Of I'M
pending trAublo both 10 tho Pacific Mai
and the rranscontinontal Association,
How people Of the Pacific coast have
been squeezed by this combination is
illustrated in the statement attributed
to d san Francisco paper, that n ton Of
hardware can he shipped from that city,
by sailing vessel, around Cape Horn to
New York, and thence By rail to Kansas
City, for SO less than 1t could be sent
,v rail direct from San Francisco to
Kansas City,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
Almost every woman, fresh

Almost every woman, fresh
from Paris touring, has a
"tootman's Triple Cape" in
her trunk. That's the new
oversee craze in Women's
Wraps. All the leading Paris
houses are represented in the
assortment here-S6.5o and
upward.
The crush Of new things is
squeezing prizes out Of shape
on many Of the medlum-weight
Wraps.
Stylish Outing Coats, $3.50
to $500.
English Box Refers in
great variety, So, "a, IS, So,
IS and $o-oftener than not
they've very lately been twice
that.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Fine knotted Fringe Huck
Towels, silky to the eye, soft
to the touch. We counted
them the best value we ever
had at SO a dozen. What are
they then at $4.2o a dozen
t35c. each ?
Brochc bordered Damask
Towels that have been 65 and
75c. are now $50; those that
were SI.35 are now 75c.
$1.75 and 81 French En-
broidered Towels 60 to $I.25;
the S2.25 kind to $I.75.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

The confession al the Morning hetrS
oHa full recognition Of tho fact that
protoatlpn!st argument passing
through 4 free trade brlin--can never
bring relief TO q free trader" awakens
in ~ feeling Of natural solicitudc for
the editor Of that paper lie must be
III condition If deplomhlc and inc0n-
cGiyahla WEAKNESS and exhaustion, or
lie must have found "rclirGh through
same other source than "protectlonist
argument What was tho panaceG
that brought this relief III lis own case ?
.As the most, and 50 fur as We
knew the only, conspicuous example
of an original free trader III this
community who has been turned
from tile error Of his ways with a full
recognition II the fact that something
more potent than mere protectonist
argument is essential to the working Of
such q drirerance will tho editor of
tho -HoraGg Nacs kindly and cnaritably
clear up the necessarily rcsUltins mys-
terry? Since protcctionist argument is
powNrcss 10 convert q free trader, what
kind Of argument was it TINT converted
our esteemed contemporary? Or, hor-
rible thought, Is he still unconverted-
still unregenerated--- at heart free
trader-though welding protectionist
penn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Chiffon Handkerchiefs-the
fllmy, breath-like squares Of
silkymull, heavily embroidered,
that women 50 delight in.
You were glad to pay 81 each
last season. these at 25c. APP
pear TO be just as good, A
dozen dainty tints.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

President Harrison's letter accepting
denomination at the hands of the Re,
publican party was made public Ines
day. 1t is Il paper of about 10000
words, summary Of which is as fol.
lows.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

TA9 Engineering Rerora, referring 10
announcements Of new storage battery
systems bcing tried or about being tried
W. street car companies at home and
abroad, says;
PrpbabNYthe most significant Of the sew
etal reports which have come to hand are
those relating to the forthcoR ing trials Of
Storage batteries on some Of the street car
lines u Paris and Berlin the Gumpagne
i'enerale dos Omnibus IN the former city
and the united street car companies in tie
latter city having taken the matter in and
Just what kinds Of storage battery are 10
be used has )lui yet been male known. but
il is safe to say that III both these cases
he trials will be impartial, and that the
results viii fairly indicate tie degree Of
commercial success at present atlaiuahle.
u is noteworthy circumstance that in
both cities the trolley system has peen
thrown out VI consideration as undesirable
aud unfit for use in crowded city streets,
whatever its advantages may he IN point
Of efficiency loss cost OF installation aud
operation, and this action may be We'll
commended 10 the attention Of the New
York city authorities who have new under
sdyiscment The subject Of electric street
orr LElnLl.iln.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Summer Comfortables must
make way for the heavy Win
ter stock. Dainty, pretty
things, fresh and perfect in
every way. Prices so like
this:
$1.50 and $i.T5 kinds at $10O.
$500 kind at $1.50.
John WANAMAKER,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

The most remarkable news of the
planet Mars comes from the Eastern
;hore. The Centreville Observer man
las been making some planetary oh.
'eryatioRs, with results that Schiaparell
never dreamed Of And with laudable
liberality he gives the result promptly
TO the world lie says
1t is highly interesting to watch the
peculiar movements OF This famous star
with the naked eye, Its striking bright
ness, heightened to reddish hue, Ill the
eastern heavens, in early evening Will
centre your gaze for moment. Stand
ttill and keep your eye steadily upon the
planet, and n few moments you VIII see
il entirely disappear in 4 cloud!ess sky,
then again flashing ont with its former
hriliancy. This continues during the tine
Mars is visible first We have il and then
we have it not. Much has been written
recently concerning TINS peculiar move
ment and tho discoveries made upon the
planet, owing to its near approach to tie
earth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Mr.. James H. Windrum, the Phila-
delphia director of public works, has
recommended TO councils the passage Of.
an ordinance regulating the width Of
tires on vehicles for heavy hauling in
that city, based on the road laws Of
England. The object is, Of course, the
diminution of the wear and tear of
street payements, particularly the streets
where asphalt is used. His recommen-
dation is that, on and after January LIST,
1898, the tires of the wheels of omnibuses
and vehicles drawn by three or more
horses, using asPhalt-paved streets, shall
not be less than five inches in width.
Tho omnihuses now running ON Broad
street have an average load Of II tons
on each wheel, with tires of only "
inches. In the Delaware Legislature of
1891, Representative Richards gave
notice OF bill! providing that vehicles
for heavy hauling should be provided
with tires not less than four inches in
width, but this proposed act did not get
any farther than the bare announce
ment Of its title, The width Of tires has
been brought up to the legal require,
ment, and we believe Is still maintained,
on the fine roads Of Europe, by a grad
uated tax upon vehicles with tires which
do not measure m to the standard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

The civil service system has been cx-
tended and the Lam enforced with ylgor
aud impartiality There has been no
partisan juggling with the law in amy Of
the departments or bureaus al had before
happened but appointments 10 the classi-
fled service have been made impartiAlly
from the eligible lists, The system now
in force IN all the departments has for
the first time, placed promotions strictly
upon the basis of merit as asGettanei by
q daily record and the efficiency Of the
force thereby greatly increased.
orr FOREIGN RON i.
1t has been the purpose of the adm mis-
'ration to make its foreign policy not a
matter Of partisan politics, but of
patriotism and national honor and have
very great qualification in being able to
state that the Democratic members Of the
committees I foreign affairs responded III
atrue American spirit. have not heaitated
| to consult freely with them about the most
confidential and delicate affairs and here
| frankly confess my obligation for needed
cooperation. They did not regard a
patient hut firm insistence upon American
| rights and upon immunity from insult
| and injury fur our citizens and sailors in
foreign ports as q policy OF .Hirritat0n and
! binstcr. They did not believe, as some
| others seem To believe, that to be a Demo.
| crat one must take the foreign side nf
! every International question, il a Rcpdhli-
can administration is conducting the
! American side, do not believe that a
| tame submission TO insult and Outrage by
any nation at the hands of another can
ever fof:H the basis Of lasting fricudship
the necessary clement Of mutual respect
will be wanting.
The necessity for careful discrmina-
ton among the emigrants seeking our
shores becomes every day more apparent.
We do not want, and should not receive
those who by reason If bad character OF
dustriolls and self respecting. the lovers ol
law and liberty should be Disseminated
from the pulpar the criminals and tho
IhAnarchlst, who come only to burden oil
disturb our communities,
! 1t is not possible for me to refer, even in
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

But In spite ii the doubts raised BY the
elections III 1880 ard of the machination4
Of foreign producers to maintain their
n4tas lished IN the United states. and the
alliance between he Welsh producer, aud
tl# Democratic party for III destruction
will mt succeed.
Tic otiig.a returns to the treasury le.
partmeht Of the production of tin aild
,erne plate in the United States during tho
last fiscal year show a total production Of
~ .ib,sD pounds, and q comparison Of
the iirst quarter, S3a,023 pounds, Win the
Velopment If the industry. Over 9, D1j. 1S1
pounds during the last quarter were Jna,ie
from American black plates, the remainder
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-11-30
Taken TO Carson.

Sheriff Bottsford OF Ormsby county
arrived yesterday to take crank w.
EsRtmaD to Carson for trial on charges
of forgery and obtaining money under
false pretenses. Eastman was arrest
ed at Elko about ten days ago and
brought here for trial for the same,
offense for which he is wanted at Car
con. As the Carsonites had prior
claim the charges against him here
we're dismissed to give them chance
to prosecute, The GASES against
Eastman there are said to be strong
and there lie no doubt of his being
sent to the penitentiary. Tt appears
that he has worked his swindling
games successfully all over the coast,
but be struck the wrong place when
he tackled Winnemucca. Sheriff
Bottstord left for Carson with his
prisoner last evening. [Silver State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-11-30
Primers L.k ana Honest John.

The publishers of Printers Ink end
the Postolfice Department., as run by
the Saintl: W4nsmaker, are having a
monkey and parrot time over it's
transmission through the mails as
second class matter.
In its issue of Nov. %, it gives the
Department the following hard nuts
to crack:
IF there appears ground for with
d-awiug from publisher the right to
second.c class ratss, why not notify
him thereof and state the grounds for
the proposed action before making
the order? Why issue decree before
the cause has been heard? "
Why in this way subject publisher
to trouble and expense, including u
trip to Washington to obtain re-
versai of the decree, which never
would have been issued had the facts
been considered at the proper timer
Why permit under clerks of no
reputation and less responsibility to
issue unlawful DEGREES in such a star
chamber way as to bring disgrace
upon the Department, and TO make
congressional, political and pecuniary
influence appear more potent factors
than the rights of citizen or q re-
gard for rustice?"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-11-30
Two Miners Killed.

William Z. Hughes and Ell. Nott,e
were instantly killed in Virginia City
Monday morning by the explosion of
giant powder in tho Kenosha tunnel
workings of the Sierra Nevada mine.
Both Of Hughes legs were blown off
and the body of No'tle was mutilated
almost beyond recognition
How the accident occurred is a
mystery. The Chronicle says that
an examination Of the face OF the
tunnel after the catast 'ophe disclosed
the fact that two of the holes had
been charged with powder, but not
tamped, and no fuse had been at
tached. The face of the tunnel was
intact and the holes could be- plainly
seen after the two miners were lying
cold in death.
Hughes was member of the last
Legislature and leaves wife and
child. Nottle was native of Corn
wall, England, aud had resided on
the Comstock for twenty yeare. He
leaves wife and four children.
II