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Evening journal., 1892-07-18
RAILROADS.

I)ENNsYLNANlA RAILROAD STAND
~ AkD Railway of America-protected
ihhinr9usnout BY the lnterlocking Switch and
PnILADELPIiIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
IlMOkE RAILROAD. $50 a. m, May p, 1892.
lfmns VIII leave Wilmington as follows:
philadelphia. express, I So, . So A IN. 3O.7 IS.
0l, ou %, At, lU O5, 10 l6. II 20, II 49, III 81
g M q, slS ~ 30 700, 50i. 10, Il, 5s, 06,
Accommodation, g. 65s. O5. Os. 10
L q, %, 3 %, %, q, 40, A., 10 30 m.
~ oSoheaster express i55 %, 30, %, so 90,
IVY w. lOO5, IL 20, II 81, a IN, o o., o 50, ",
Aeeommodatlon.oo %, 6 557 O5. 8 os. 10 45. Il SO
n, Y 81, 20, 45, 25, % 4O.7 AZ. 10 81 D m.
New York, So, . 60. 4 90. . so, 655,s50. 10 05.
II 81 IN, si2 l9, 1873, 70. sos. As, $40 8 IL
~. = uH. 70 q, 06, Is, y. 10 30 y IN.
Boston, without change, 10 10 a m 3 INN.
? 25 3 45 pm. ' M
Newark Center and intermediate stations,
AZ m u "a, & 80 pm.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 10 Is
IN, IN, y 70, A., 4 %, o p IN, ~ 03 night.
bneiittimore and Bay Line, % m.
baltimore and Washington, 48 o. Gil
10 10, II % m, l2 O6, 81 I5. xUs 4 25 % A6 03
~ z Az, 20 p m, II 40 night
trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 10, II = a IN, ? so, 3 80, 40, rs,
95, 90 m, y OJ night.
-Lewes. 10 IN, 4 81 I'm.
For hehobOth, S.l5 IN.
harrington, Deimar and way stations. s 10
a m harrington and way stations ? SOL m
Express tor Dover, Harrington and Delmar
Express for Wyoming and Smvrna. h3nn
Express Tor Cape Charles, Old Point Conn
fort ana NoriOlk, IL Is a IN, - Oh night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for Will
miIngton; ;s express % 20 27 s3l, 9lO 10 20
A. es+ l1 30 90, Il, 81, 40, II l6 II 30
Accommodation, G 25,7 4n. 10 3s II 6am %
2 p, ~ l9, 80, %, 3S 10 O3 10 40. Ii 3s % M
Sunday Irains-Leavo Wilmington for.
Philadelphia, express, / SO, 90. 420. $50 500
II 81 a m, 39, 05 8 %, To- bG, 8 O6 7 u6' ~
Q II p m Accommodation, E 10, O5 IA m. h iO
As. 10, o 20, 10 30 pm.
Chester. express, 55, 4 20, 6 80, Q 90. Il 51am
5 o., 50, Z O6, II m. Accommodation. OO
u5 m. L. H. l As, Z %, 3 "a, 25, 10 3Opm. '
IL 81 q m, ~ DO, 80, 3c5, los. 10 55B. q OG
20 p, CO, 10 30 IN.
Boston, without change, 56pm
West Chester,yia Lamokin, 8 0b a m, 3 20 d m
New Castle . % p m. ~ O5 night.
Cape Charles Old Point Comfort and Nor
folk l2 0l night
Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming, Eel
ton, Harrington, Bridgeyille SeafOrd. Laurel
and Delmar, ~ Ol night
Baltimore and Washington. 44G, sol, 10 Is
a IN, l. 06, % 20 o. : Al, 20 p IN, l2 40 night
Baltimore only, g O8 p m. u l3 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for Will
mingtOn, express, 3 80, 20, 9 10, III Is m Al
8 Os, 9 81 4O,s 3D. II 10, Ii 30 p m, l. O3 night.
Accommodation. 80, 0 80 q m, u 35. 2 O5. 9 10
s 3S, 10 O3 and II 80 p m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred 70 the ticket Office at the station
congressional Limited Express trains COM
posed entirely Of Pullman Nestibule Parlor
and Dining Cars.
sLimmited Express trains composed Of Pull
man Ncstbule Parlor Cars, Nestibuie passen-
ger Coaches and Dining Cars.
CHAS. r. PUGH J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

Ir becomes more painfully evident
every day that Candidate Harrison has
forgotten that he is Elder Harrison. He
ia as bad as a man who never entered a
church. He had promised to make
Carter chairman during the Minneapolis
convention when he was promising
everybody everything, but he broke his
pledge and appointed Campbell and then
offered it to sewell, Sawyer, Henderson,
Allison and host Of others before he got
back to Carter again.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
they speaIs From Igxperionoe.

A North East, Md, correspondent
writes as follows: "Our citizens. espe-
cially the iron workers, are very much in
terested in the beauties of the so-called
Protection now being demonstrated at
the Carnegie Works at Homestead. Pa.
Having had several doses of the same
kind of medicine they are in a condition
to appreciate the situation.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
Tur Georgetown journal savs.

4 AA NfN'A N'ANMN WWNAAAAA NNNNa
"The journal knows that conflicts be.
tween labor and capital are as old as
civilization, and are common to all
countries, and without regard to tariff
laws. IL also knows that the strike in
question has no relation TO politics -
Milford News Advertiser
There is where the trouble lies. That
just what we have been writing about
md trying TO prove all these years.
Conflicts between labor and capital
lre as old as civilization, and are common
10 all countries, and without regard to
,ariii laws. We admit it, The high
iarlf does not prevent conflicts between
labor and capital; does not prevent
capital from lowering the wages OF labor
did not prevent Carnegie from lowering
the wages of his Homestead workmen.
That Is the fact that we wish 70 bring
4ome to our readers, and we are much
obliged to the Milford News, Repub
lean paper. for the manner in which it
is helping us to do it.
The labored efforts OF the protection
organs to prove that tariff legislation in
ereases wages and the eternal justice Of
the tariif-made millionaire decreases
wages both for the charitable and benef-
cent purpose Of increasing the prosperity
Of the country, cheapenlng goods TO con.
iumers and incidentally building up the
infant industries, are amusing, ridiculous
and unavniling Supply and demand
regulate wages in all things.
II is curious fact that those
,wo quantities regulate wages in all un-
protected industries higher than in
protected industries. Protection, as
demonstrated in the Carnegie Frick
Pinkerton case, gives the employer the
best opportunity for reducing wages. His
market is held for him so that no com
petitor can avail himself Of the oppor-
tunity; prices are increased; the supply
of goods becomes exhausted; the demand
Increases while the state pays the ex
penses Of compulsory settlement with
che resisting worSmen
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

So MANY remarks have been made con.
cerning the disparity between the sizes
Of his grandpop's hat and his head that
President Harrison has been encouraged
TO Increase the size of his head He has
the big head now.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

Ex-PREsfDENT PALAcIo Of Venezuela
has landed in France to pose as politi
cal martyr He proelaims that bis down
fall was due TO ambitious rivals He evi.
IDENTIFY was not a successful rival.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

IT viii be very interesting to observe
how the Morning News will apologize
for the selection Of Free-silver Carter Of
Montana to run an honest dollar cam
paign- It is obviously inconsistent to
ask the devil TO run prayer meeting
bpt If the Republican party should find
that the necessities Of the case de
manded It the News would try to make
an apology, which would not rufne the
sensibilities Of the devil nor disturb the
intelleetuol coma and moral callousnesso OF
Che Epints It is always curious how those
who make the greatest professions in
church or state-those VINO like the man
Ia holy writ who thanked God that be
vas not Ike that poor publican. VIII,
1usSest ond humsae. sto0e sfnr of tv Be
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
Crowds az Riverview Camp Meeting.

The camp meeting being held by st.
Peters A. L. NJ P. Church in the grove
neae Rverview, was attended Yesterday
by several thousand people. Rev. NJ f.
Sluby preached in the morning, and Rev.
Thomas Il. Lee in the afternoon. A
camp meeting is also being held in Union
street grove
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
cnnanl cnrhcn.. nIl.hnn

CITY OF MENIco, July ls.-Mr Liono
Garden, the British consul here. is lying I'M
conscious in a critical condition in the little
mining town of Cordial, in thestate Of Mich.
ocan, as a result Of injuries received few
days ago either in an accident or an attack
from bandits
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

MRS. WooD the wife Of livery stable
keeper In New York was arrested for
vagrancy at midnight Saturday night
while watching the Office Of her husband
OF whom she was jealous. After spend
ing Sunday in prison suffering great in.
convenience and modification she has de-
cided that she win not play detective
again.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

MAJoR MCKINLEY said Of his little bin
for the American workingmen ftis doing
its own talking" Why did the Carnegies
employ the pinkertons to reconcile the
Morkingmen TO its talk
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
A TerribIe Accusation

81. IauI NI0be.
The Kaiser accuses Bismarck Of images.
taets belcidigung If the Prince throws
back the accusation in his accuser's teeth
it ought to make the imperial molars
rattle.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
sympathetIe siIIlness.

New York Herald.
OF all strikes the sympathetic strike"
Is the sillicHt and most indefonsible. It
is much as ii a man should feel obliged
to cut OF a hand in order to show his
sympathy with q neighbor who had met
with the same misfortune.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
where quay wim Fall.

Providence journal.
II is TO be feared that Senator Quay
VIII hardly have influence enough with
the new Republican National Committee
to compel the cessation of all campaign
work on the busy Sundays Of next Oc-
tober.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
killed in n vreci,

WILMINGToN, n. c., July 1s.-A washout
on the Northern railroad, near Florence, re-
iulted in the wrecking of train No 81. j.
s. Cinamont, news agent, and William
Moore, a coiored employee, were killed.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
A Craci1cd Voice.

Atlanta Constitution.
The Republicans say 'the tariff talks
for itself II spoke loudly at Homestead.
Its voice will be cracked hereafter
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
sherln nersnr E.nnnn..

MANSFIELD, o., July 1s-Sheriff John G..
HeIsog, of Ashland county, who was ar
rested in this city charged with embezzle-
ment, and who has since been confined in
the Ashland jail, has escaped.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

ACCORDING to the St. Louis courts
electricity may be stolen without viola
ting any law. Sussex Countian
The theft certainly interferes with the
moral and divine laws The st. Louis
eourts decided that there was no statute
law specifying the punishment for the
crime it was neither petit nor grand
lercerr There has been no legislation
on the subject and the courts have never
considered the possibility of stealing elec.
Strictly, much less the actual theft.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

THE winsome ways of President Harri-
son may split the solid South, but they
have been much more effective so far. in
splitting the solid North.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

If the saying that every man has his
price did not originate at the Republican
polls it has been abundantly confirmed
there
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
snnI, i'm Ton nrinnins.

MAyIsuouE, Mich, July IS The steam
barge Nelson Mills struck hidden reef and
sank in ten minutes. The crew was res
cued
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

IF the government shall be compelled
to foster the industries. enrich the
capitalists provide work for the pauper
laborers from Europe, segregate bust
nesses for English syndicates, raise the
price Of goods, cheaper the price Of
goods, increase wages, enclose the home
market and then settle the dis
putes between the two sets Of conspira.
tors who are to obtain the benefits from
special legislation it viii be necessary to
put man in Office who holds the drastic
opinions Of Gar Reed and tell him to run
the country according TO his own i'm.
proved ideas. There will be no need and
no use for Constitution or a legislative
body elected by the people
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

THE new ballot laws prevailing in
thirty four states viii decrease the Re
publican vote by discouraging the toe
numerous voters.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
strlkine Aralnst q Rohnciinn.

NEW CUMBERLAND, W. Va, July 1s.-
fhe 300 employees OF the John Porter Fire
Brick company are out on strike against a
reduction Of % to 80 per cent. on the day.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
Llnnlenm tYnrLs nnstrnred

AKRON O., Jaly ls.--A part Of the West
ern Linoleum company's works has been
destroyed by FIRE Loss. 500 COO.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

AhE not all the tin plate mills built on
the same airy foundations that the
Daily Hersey built onl
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

PRESIDENT HNRRisoN said that the
Democrats would have to face ''pric,
lists he forgot to mention protection
wares
Evening journal., 1892-07-18


THR ridiculous as well as the vicious
features Of building tin plate mill here
without the consent Of the parties con.
,erned have occurred time ana again in
lther places of course if newspaper
nan has more zeal than discretion. has
no knowledge Of the tin plate industry
md little knowledge ofanything else, he
S liable to start a tin plate mill to satisfy
he demands of tin plate politics He
though a nuisance Is not as bad as the
legislator. equally innocent who at.
tempts to establish pauper industry by
aw II the Legislators had offered
bounty for tin plate there would have
been more sense in their efforts II had
already been demonstrated that pro.
.ective tariff would not build up the
tin industry because we had the
tariff for sixteen years. The Mckinley
olan of building the factories having
allied the Republicans have resorted to
he air-castle plan. That Hersey factory
quilt here is not different from the fac
ories which have been built in other
places by the same sort of enthusiasts.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

The Beliord Magazine makes n curious
mistake in referring TO the prosperity com
pelling statesman of the Republican
party. thus.
BY the exuberancy Of his own verbo.
city, superinduced by an attack OF
alictumefaction, suddenly contia,ted
At Minneapolis, June o. 1882. the political
lody of the some time Napoleonic states
nan, William Mckinley, Jr, was un.
'eeognizably mangled
In 1882 Mckinley was not known. He
'alne up IN the Republican party with
ihe tariff issue. He is not statesman,
a scholar. a scientist, an orator. OF an
expert In anything He is one-idead
nan in every sense and hence a man who
represents. though he does not sdorn or
explain, one issue. Mckinley is man
)f good purposes and a dogged fellow
who, like Sam. Randall, is persistent in
IN illogical and contradictory position.
In 1882 he was not known; he became
Known with the necessities Of his party
for campaign funds and new issue. lie
made the one and assisted the men
who carried the hat in collecting
.he other. The Belford Magazine meant
20 say 1892, for ten years ago Mckinley
vas as obscure as he will be ten years
hence. A statesman cannot live on a
urrent commercial issue Of the day;
Mckinley has nothing else to live for.
He is like Napoleon only in those slight
similarties between the check and calam-
tyo of Moscow and the elections Of Novem.
Der 1890; and in the overthrow, the Water.
90, his hobby will meet when he rides it
INTO the elections Of November 1892.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

Hustler-"ro think that a man snends one
third of his life In bedp SlOwboy-"Hump nj
It's the other two-thirds that trouble mel
Puck.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
W. c. d. r.. E.

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
skilled workmen. No. III Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

The Democratic Association Of VIII
mington hundred met on Saturday even
ing. The only business done was the
appointment Of committee consisting of
one momber from each ward to select a
list OF officers. The committee was as
follows John Pyle, James Taggart.
Samuel NJ. Durney, Thomas Gormley.
Martin Ferry, j. Travers Jones. Frank
Jeandell, George Hepbron, William
Knight, William Hanna, Henry r.
Smith and John Boughman.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

NV hat Is the ightest summer fiction YOU
know Of z THE summer girls i love you I. "
Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

seecli not 60 advise the Lord -are the
first to practice fraud the first TO com.
nit the sins they condemn
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

How benevolent you are cettingi' observed
n visiting friend as the other tossed dime to
an organ-ginder Yes was the reply; mot
dagos past but / give something to the
poor. Smith, Gray & Co.'S Monthly.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

Ioyce-"rhe theatre is q wonderful power
for good" Boyce-''l should say sol Jaglets
went out and signed the pledge the other
night after seeing q serpentine dance. ''-New
York Dramatic Mirror.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
Since opening we have been
crowded each day. Nothing
has been known like it before.
We are offering the
Greatest Bargains

ever heard of. Make use of
your chance in a life time while
you may.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

The First Ward Democratic Club will
meet tonight.
The Sixth ward Republicans organized
ON Saturday evening. The following
officers We're elected President Frank
Woolley first vice president, John Viagof.
ski; second vice-president. James NJ.
Jeiieris; third vice.p president. Ira Bellen-
gree; recording secretarw. II. r. Carpen.
ter financial secretary, Harry NJ. Smith.
treasurer, NJ. Y. Dannenberg: sergeant
alarms, Noah W. c. Bass.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Bre. Johnsing Hadn't yo' nebber heercd
dat some oh De 'Postles war brackY" Elder
SnOwbull-"I reckon some oh 'em war; else /
can't see wy Sain' Peter sh'd IA ben so
lsturhod by d't rooster's croWin' ''-pnck.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

Mr.; w ID. Wentz of Geneva, n Y. was
cured of the sevorest form OF dyspepsia b,
Hoods sarsaparilla. Full particulars sent IL
you write to O.. Hood d CO.. Lowell. Mass.
r me highest praise has been won by Hood 8
Pills for their easy, Yet efficient action.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES AND COUNTY
TREASURER,
JOHN T. D1CKEY,
of Wilmington Hundred.
Evening journal., 1892-07-18

john WANAMAKER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18
.guPlD IsyEsAcrrY.'

The oregonias in mad 6t declares that
a statement made by the DEMOCRAT some
days ago TO the effect that that paper labor
ed hard TO show that the foreigner pays the
duty on goods imported into this country,
is "a piece of stupid inveracity" It fol-
lows up the blackguardism with the state
ment that the foreign manufacturer puts
such price on has tin product that it may
be sold to the American consumer at about
the same price as prevailed before the pas
sage Of the Mckinley law. Now just two
days before it made this stat. ment it, col
umns contained letter from well-known
business house in Portland dealers in tin
plate) who showed beyond question that tin
is sold at from 81 is TO 2.15per box high.
er than before the passage Of the Mckinley
law. Shall we call this stupid inyeracity? I?
For If we were called upon to TusAfuIly
characterize this statement Of the orsgOaias
we would be compelled to call it wilIful.
open falsehood, but as we are not in such
tedious, elaborate business as properly char
acterizing the Misrepresentation of that
paper we leave it TO the general public to
do 80.
Differing as we may as 10 candidates
from now until the convention meets, let
US differ in charity as to the proper nomi-
nees for the party to present 10 the country.
Let Us express our preferences with candor
and dignity, but let not our incorporate
advocacy Of any man 60 the extent Of in
juring the nominee Of our party. No DEM
ocrat should barb his utterances against a
candidate with poisoned darts that can be
used to his injury after he becomes the nom
inse Of his party. Let us not commit the
senseless folly of shooting down our leaders
Let US reserve all our strength for the over
throw and defeat Of the republican party.
United, determined, aggressive, the DEM
ocracy can elect the next president.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18

QifIET

The Salem Journal IL highly pleased that
the third party has placed ticket in the
field in Linn county, not that there il any
hope whatever that u single man on that
ticket can be elected. but because 1t makes
the ''political situation doubtful with the
chances in favor Of the republicans aud
that IL republicans should succeed, II will
tend toimproys county government not a
title" Ye gods and menl Improve county
goveument. Let the blind zealot Of the
Journal reflect for moment that not a
county in the state that for chs last twenty
five years haa been 30 well and irugaily man
aged "a Linn county. That her tax rate
has 1T no time in all that period been ~
high ~ that Of Marion. whose tax rate on
the contrary has ranged from four 10 twelve
mills higher than the rate In Linn. That
in period Of twenty years Marion county
has raised for county purposes alone more
than 100000 more than Linn. The Josra-
al should assist now to call out third parts
in Marion county for the purpose Of ''im
proving county government not little. fol
goodness knows. there il abundant room fol
1t. The best thing for the Journal 10 do Il
10 keep It's lips scaled when talking about
county government in Marion. And II doe
fao
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18

Parker Bros grocers.
,. NJ. French ksvps railroad time.
Buy your groceri - oi Parker Bros
Apple psitrs , sale 81 Stewart 4 sox )
Fise groceries - CvnB 4 llsndricsou's.
fstest SHEET music 1T VIII Il Link's.
Hew cream aIsAe.e l'ias received at Comai
Meyers.
Q W Cobb. job printer, Flinn tsioes. does
first class work
EW Aciason NO ARE selling n,onnman's
at fattisha frlees
Stews,f X syx ssll tl,s WY tast aten.
rIenss md istoie.
The finest lice d peehcs ln,ses i. II
eits II stsvsst s. 6,x'a.
snat- liz s.shrated iiAssna iille.i s .. ut
oigas a. J,slins isseeph'p.
q fes W t''4,is kuecesar IL Paisley II
Smile. Filnr Hieel, lsf ..ntj I, appointing
u III lisdH
d. D II Fir. thssiciAn and snra. on
AltAss Oregon Calls masIo III cit, Or
country.
u sn- ntiit l1disasss, Hts " egstabl
sasiian Hair IssssrNpr y s tefle~er af The
hair. including IL raWts,. ieAri. youthful
color and = nuty. II ~i'i pIes-., %
Samples II . lswss e,s4Je ~ IL
jsweiry store. Mrs Tilt sels agent 1or Linn
couoty.
EW AchiavD Il 90 haadic toe celebrated
| Portland oemont wallis for cemetery lots.
These walls can be furnished at hall the cost
Of any other and are farsupsrior.
With his nsw bakery Conrad Meyer il
able 10 offer old aud new customers ever y
thing fIrstcIass 10 baked gocdI.
VIII " Stark. the jewelers..
The beat roaAt coffee in ths city ai Canra I'd
afgyerA
Have you tired r r Aliens toas, il no /
Why not.
Call on Mathews l. wa.hbu,D lror youl
hardware.
All Lind. Of choice eating and cook ]
appiss Al Allen Bros.
Ashbv Il Cars4, RESI- Estate. s0k Wash
ington Street. Poftland. Or.
Have you tried that ideal roast coifsc q
y = Alsn's. itnot, why not.
Cam & Iendiiclon's prices are lowe
than eyer. Give sbsm csiI.
Extfh hne NaliiWpiA tuafHfd honey .
Conn 4 iisndriesob's.
i Conn L Hepdrieuoi's Is lhe place to 81
your garden seeds and onion Gets.
May have some Of yonr erocssy tfrd.
this mouth. Ifnot. Nhy no.. \ y Ain.
Mathew & washburn lead 10 tie atos.
and finware iu.iness 10 this part o. IT.
valley.
f..ea .a.sx4 ...a..s - -. ....ta IT,,
jast reeeivsd ~ tho Ladies' sszssr, alst
Chiffon 10 the late shades.
il w w Davis 10 nov ~ barge Of the Del
nonico restaurant. Meals 25 cent?. Easssri
oyslsrs fresh. Every thing
II you want reliable dye that will colo
! an even brown or black, and will please 40,
satisfy yoa every time, use Back ingham'
Dye for tbs whi.keFs.