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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Detectives McNey and Witsil yester-
day employed methods of attempting
to obtain Information that might give
some reason for issuing a warrant for
james johnson, eolGred of No. IlO5
Chlppey street. They Informed Mr..
Johnson that Deputy Attorney, Gem
eral Giles wanted to soc him. Johnson,
who Ia whitewasher, said ho would
40 to the Deputy AttOrney-Ge GENERALS
office as soon as he had put away his
implements. Wlt7il then told him, so
Johnson says, that lie must go with
him (Witsil) at once.
Johnson then went with the detec-
tive and as they were about to enter
the Baynrd annex on East Ninth street
where Mr.. Giles5 Office ID, Letter-car-
rier Asbury Sterling, who was going
OH his route, and another man, wanted
to speak with Johnson. Witsil told
them that they could not say any
thing to him. They insisted and the
detective said that they could say
nothing to johnson without he(WitsiO
heard 1t,
After few words had been said Witsil
took Johnson into the Office, pushing
ahead It Is said.
In the Office Mr.. Giles questioned
Johnson IN relation to men registering
from his house. He asked their names,
and who they were, Wal ted to know
Just when they went there, whether
they ate aud slept there and what part
OF the house they slept In.
johnson answered all these ques-
tions az thoroughly as lie thought
needful, and the deputy attOrney-gen-
ernl continued to CroEB-uuestlon him
until ho said that he had told nll that
he knew,
Mr.. Giles stated that he acted under
the authority OF the statute which
says that the Acknowledgement shall
Immediately prosecute all complaints
made before him OF infringement OF
the slection law.
Johnson was called on account of
the filing or allldavlts showing that he
was possessed OF Information bear
ing upon complaint which had been
| made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

The democratic County Committee,
undCr Willard salisbury, chairman
yesterday raised a large sum of money,
it IS said, and arc to day and will to.
morrow drive a sharp bargain in this
city, New Castle hundred, and White
& ny creek, tor tho tax receipts of col
oled Rcpublicans. All such Republl-
cans arc cautioned not to show their
receipts to anyone except to we'll.
known rarity workers, Under no pre-
text must these receipts lie shown,
ami no questions should he answered.
Colorod Republicans should allow
10 ono to take liberties with them, UNI
less warrants are shown. In that case
go with the man who holds the war
rant to the nearest Justice OF the Peace
but be sure first to send for some good
Republican friend to go bail for you.
Do not De lGt,tnldated by the llemo.
cratic detectives. COngtables amt cleo.
tion officers. All they want is TO scare
you ont of your vote. The Hepubii
can COMMITTEES will stand by You to
the end, hold sacred and secret your
receipt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

HEADQUARTERS OF CuMTrATn EsEruTfyt
ITNLIANo REPUBLICCs;o, IS EAST 23I
STREET. NEW loRK, Nov. 4, 1892. APT
DR. SiIMoNE no JuHN CIrERI SIXTH AMI
IATNuL STREETS, WILMINGTON. DEL. :
DEAR SIR: communicated to the Ma,
tlonnl Republican Headquarters YOU
splendid work among our patriotic
countrymen In Wilmington for th(
great Republican party" the truest
friends of the Italians from immorta
Lincoln who recognized before other
nations the indcpendency OF Italy, OF
behalf Of the United States to Gen'l
Harrison for whom ali Republican
Italians will cast their votes mex
Tuesday.
We send to our italian Brothers o.
Wilmington the salutntions OF theil
y. y Brothers, who believe that onl!
by standing iirm by tho Republican
party, the honest Italian element will
be duly recognized in this country.
Let all Italians In the land vote TO
the Republican ticket, Harrison
Reid" A. DE NrCCm.
III charge OF the Italian Republican
Headquarters OF New York.
A. OLDRINI, Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05
FIFTH EDITION.


The Opera House last night was
well filled by our citizens who wished
to hear the speech OF Hon. Thomas II,
Bayard. Samuel Bancroft acted al
chairman. Mr.. Bayard commended
the new systam OF collecting tHxes ia
New Castle county.
lie spoke OF the Republican Levy
Court and charged that expenses that
had not been estimated for on the
moneys assessed In the regular way.
He was not oppo ed to tho bridge
scheme, but advised adherence to the
old plan of paying as you go.
He said the great question before
the people of the United States Is tho
old one OF taxation, and described
the Democratic position on the tariff
as one restricting tho revenue raised
on imports to the needs OF the govern
ment economically administered.
He described the Republican system
OF protection as one of spollatlon and
robbery In which 50 of all the taxes
levied goes into the pockets of favored
classes, to 81 that goes Into the Feder-
al treasury.
He spoke upon banking and curren.
cy, commencing the national bank
system. but snid the currency Ques-
tlun was different one from banking.
The business of the country could
not bc put back Into the system pre-
valent thirty-two years ago.
He spoke OF the shrinking of the
volume of currency and the necessity
OF supplying a stable currency TO take
the place OF tho national currency,
which must shrink as the national
debt decreased. His maxim Ia that
money can mover be too good"
He Chan acterized the Mckinley tar
IN bill and reciprocity scheme as the
most dangerous expedlont ever adopt.
ell IN American legislation, az 1t put
the power to levy taxes on articles OF
necessity In every mans family into
tho hands OF the President OF the Uni.
ted Statos, and he the partisan head Of
q great political organization.
The force bill he described us death
blow at the liberty of the people II
had been defeated, but WINS not killed.
He warned the people that like tiger
in ambush IL lay In waiting to destroy
their liberties. lie thought the Re-
publlcans of Delaware had decided
to give the Democrats taste OF the
bill when they began arresting Demo.
cratic registration ofilcGrs. He said
there was not man among the Demo-
Gratis who would not share the fate of
an honest Democratic registration
officer. Il would not only go his bali.
but would do as he did"
In closing he quoted the report Of
Colonel Morgan. of revolutionary
fame. to the governor of Virginia: 1--WE
fought everywhere and surrendered
nowhere." He gave that as the Demo-
cratic motto for election day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Rev. Mr.. and Mrs q. ii. Washing
ton, of the Delaware Conference. cole.
brAted their 18th wedding anniversary,
la Haven VI, u, Church ON West Third
street, on Thursday evening. in the
presence of many friends Of this city.
AVID delegations from Chester, Pa
who came bearing gifts and iraternal
greetings. Tho parsonage was II scene
uY life and happiuess to all. While
so.ue were having II lively chat to.
Brther, others amused themselves in
plays, while MIR. L. =. Anderson, per-
formed On the organ. At $50 p. M.
tho friends were invited into the
/ church. whore they found Il long table
ladon with tho many good things to
supply the inner man.
All seemed to enjoy the service. but
the most remarkable thing was that
two couple Were married at tho same
time, Mr.. John Wesley Anderson to
Miss Ida Price and Mr.. George W.
Robinson to Miss Hattie l. Brown.
indicating clearly that MARI age Is not
n failure. At ll.3O ull started or then
! homes, expressing the pleasure OF the
evening, leaving with Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs Washington many valuable gifts
and wishing that they may 1.-Two Il
; happy lille FOR many Year,, to IN ,foI
which they thanked them kindly and
shall ever cherish Them as It token oil
I their friendship and respect Has
/ III, mbers of the church deserve great
credit for giving their pastor AuuI Ii
line wedding celebration.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

NNIANTED-rwo gentlemen hoar.lers
Nm at ;s2d French street. nS.at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05
Clothing HOUSE
wILMrwGros. saturday. No. ;. 1899.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

The cold wave of to-day
has brought us an army oil
buyers.
Our Overcoat room is
especially crowded there's
more than 80 styles Of Men $
Oyercoats III that room at
$40 and Sl2,, besides the
hundreds Of other styles as
low as S. and up to S'25.
The best for the money.
An extra force of saIesmel
to wait on the extra crowd.
Store open this evening
until IL O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

For three years have suffered It,
tensely with general debility and ner-
vous prostitution. So worn out was
| that | would have frequent fainting
spells, alarming myself and friends
found immediate relief on taking
the first dose OF DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. and was ro.
covering before one-half bottle was
used. The use of five bottles effected
a complete cure, can heartily re
commend il to those afflicted in like
manner. Mrs. Nj. Walsh, 8 Second
ST., Providence, II. l..
DIR. Greene, the most successful
specialist in curing all forms of ner-
vous and chronic diseases, IS w. 14tl
Street, New York. can be consulted
free, personally or by letter. Call oil
write him about your case or send fol
symptom blank to fill out, and let.
ter fully explaining your disease, Civ
ing advice, etc, will be returned free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05
THIRD EDITION.



The Second Ward Republicans held
an enthusiastic meeting In tho Liberty
engine house last night which was adj
dressed by Henry O. Conrad and Fran
Gis H. Hoffeeker. MIR. Holiecker spoke
mostly on the currency question. The
Democratic party has declared In fn-
yor of tho repeal OF the tax on state
banks. and II a Democratic Congress-
Is elected it will he expected to carry
out the declarations OF the Demo-
cratic platform.
The present system OF currency is
considered the best In the world. He
then described how a national bank Is
established and how the currency IL
protected by bonds OF the United
States deposited with the treasurer of
the United States. 10 repeal the tax
would lie TO allow other Institutions
to issro notes without the restrictions
and tho security to which national
Banks are subjected
Secretary Charles Foster has sug-
gested that when the bonds are all re-
deemed to issue them again at . per
cent. interest. The banks pay l per
centum Interest on their circulation
and thus the government would really
Issue bonds at per centum.
He then referred TO the act of giving
the governor the right to appoint an
unlimited number OF special consta-
bles. Hitherto special officers have
been appointed by local authorities,
Now they are appointed by the COVER
nor and can arrest man without a
warrant. The principle Is the same as
the Democrats have ascribed to the
tIorce" bill.
MIR. Conrad then took up home
affairs. Local government is the near.
est to all. For congress Delaware Re.
publtcans could not have gotten a
man who will DO more Of a credit to
the state than jonathan S. Willis, The
satire county government will he
changed this year so far as governing
officers are concerned He then eX.
planned tue difference between the old
and new systems.
The offices of comptroller and treas
! orer will be voted tor for the first
time on Tuesday Mr.. Conrad explain
ed the duties OF these officers.
The time has come in Delaware fol
radical change in her constitution
The manner OF appointing o!ilccrs
should DO changed and all otlicere
elected instead OF appointed oy the
Governor.
The judicial system should p,
changed. This State has not the sys
tenn which it should have. Tho mer
on the bench at the present time at,
all men OF the highest character. Vh,
judges are all right, but the systom il
wrong,
1t Is time for equal representation
New Castle county has as many PEG
pie as both other counties, and /
should 10 properly represented ir
numbers and should have as many a.
the two other counties, Tho only VIA!
TO get new constitution is through
the Republican party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

or at the car shops OF the T., W. Il b.
i;ailrnad Company, had bis left foot
crushed i'll the shop this morning by
"A piece OF luinber failing on it he
tective jones' dressed the injury and
Michael WAS sent to his home in car.
rage.
\ lunorer in tho machine shop of the
aane company had his Read cut badly
This morning lie was assisting Il b3it
cutter iii ctittinE nut. Whan il llew
Mr.. Jones also drrssrd the wound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

n UR Voting Booth for
A the instruction of
Y the people is a great
" success.It is throng-
ed from early morn
ing until dusk. We have
three gentlemen inside
whose pleasure 1t is to i'll,
struct any who may choose
TO enter as to the manner of
intelligent voting.
1t is safe to say that many
hundreds will be able to vote
according to their actual
wish upon election day. This
might have been doubtful
had we not thus opportune.
~ taken upon ourselves the
duty of instructors.
Many of these dropped in
to see the Winter exhibit OF
Ovorcoats. November is usu-
ally cold. II is unpleasant
dancing a double shuttle in
front of the booth, waiting
your turn to enter.
Wrapped up in one of our
S25 kerseys you'll find 4
pleasure in watching the PEG
Iple.
/ We've a particularly nice
thing for evening parties
balls and generally festive
outings. A sort OF hnver
ness-it is an inverness
with silk-lined cape, made o
rhibet cloth. inst the cape,
for evening dress, $50, 92t
and $50. so.
! Then we have a heavy
ribbed Black Cheyiot that 5
very quiet, disnified and
solid looking, $1,000.
Young mon particularly
i seek the deep collar, lul
back, long Ovcrcoat that Ina.
} such II tremendous reception
III En- gland. We have tlIon
at Sl5, S25 mdl SD. We Is
teen each variety a rar,
chance for the buyer be
; cause it's never, except here
T that such elegance with sucl
: chcapnass are seen together
5 Coats III Chcyiots, Beaver
Melton, Fricze, Montagna.
prices from $1a to SA5
, Somet!llnsto suit everybody
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05
IT MIGHT PAY YOU

To look at our heavy
weight Suits and Over.
coats. just received
from our factory 800
elegant Mixed Scotch
Cheyiot Suits, Sl2.
The best value ever
shown i'll Phila. A pice
range Of Black Chcy,
lots, $l2 to $50.
$50 or SIS will buy
a swell Ker5og Ovelcoat,
blue or black, cut stylish,
long and loose, foreign
Worsted lining, sleeves
sa in lined. Y 0 L
wouldn't want any better
for the money
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

At the United States CuIrt this
marniug Judge Males refused NATURAL
HnLiun papcrs to petro Morell and
NichuIa Barrelli Of Italy because they
coutd not answer the questions asked
I Those who pissed the Test were DAME
| Mccarthy, Philip Donaho. James y.
DnugherlY, Patrick joyce. Danic
DoIghrrLy ana John Leonard of Ire
land; George Alker. Wilhelm Baxter
Peter Gushing, John G.. Here5 aud
George BOSCH OF Germany; Robert
Bromley and samuel A. liartoti Of Eng
land; George McGallock of scotland;
Emmanuel Ricsman OF Hungary and
John ii. SterIith of Gapc Coiony.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05
HnYe Ann NoIicnil

those new styles OF children's shoes
We are placing in stock for Fall and
Winter trader They arc worth looking
at. SO arc the prices If you feel like
paying lees monay than usual for
good footwear. We can mako
smaller prices for good shoe
leather, than most stores and arc do
ing 1t. Its bringing trade and giving
lis a reputation Tor low prices ana
good shoes. Our new ESQ and 81,
Derby last shoe Tor Ladies' something
alittle now in shape. They are neat aud
pretty; perhaps you may need pair.
Forman's. No. 10. l.. Fourth street,
between Market and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Tie delaware Inf CuD Will give a
race at Wawaset park on Thursday
next,
The junior foot ball toam OF the War
Cen club will play the taum of tho
Pennsylvania Avenue Athletic Club
next Tuesday ut Front and Union
streets.
The Delaware Turf Club Will open
its new rooms IN the Guwthrop build
ing tonight for inspection.
The Nwarthtn0le College foot ball
tenn viii play the eleven Of the War
rev Tub at Front and Union streets,
OF IlluksgiA
The Warren Athletic GLIB will give n
boxing aud wrestling exhibition next
FRIDAY lEhl Mt the West End Rcadiug
Room, toa the benefit OF tue reading
ruum. Good local talent will DO un
hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

The following deaths wore recorded
at Registrar Colquhouns Office yester-
day:
Iallcy-On November 8. at No. 7OS
Monroe street, Emma ". Tailey, aged
53 years. +.
Miner on November 9. at No. 3
West Tonth street, Sadie j. Miner,
aged i5 years. q.
McElwane On November 3. at No.
1904 Gilpin avenue, Sarah MeElwane.
aged % years. b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

at the Court House. IN the ~ of VIII
tie following dCscrihrd real es-
tate. late OF William II. reynolds, detcas-
ed. TO wit:
No. l.-sAn that certain lot or 9lcce of
land and the dwelling honss and other
buildings thereon, situate IN New Castle
hundred, county and state aforesaid, NJ
the western side of the public road lend
IinE from New Castle To Wilmington. ana
bounded 10y land Of James Rogers, Ian d
lot mia liellingsworth and the public
road leading from Wilmington TO New
iCa tie, containing / acres AID 81 perch S
loi land. bs the same more or less.
| THIS property is distant about ono mile
from New Castle anu has thereon erect ed
a large mansion house and other improve
Iments.
No. All that certain tract or piece OF
land In the city OF W ilmingtun. with 1--WE
dwelling houses thereon erected, situate
ION the westerly size OF II g.fe.t wide alley
running parallel with Orange street, and
communicating with seventh street, be-
4 wcrn O;ange and Tutnall streets, aud
IhgNihg front ON said O,feet Wide alley
Icf about II feet : Inches, aud extending
back that width depth OF about % feet
d inches.
| No. 8 A lot or pieoeof land situate in the
easieriy side OF said . ieet wide nj y. hav-
iAE a front OF ~ reg pnd dept Of q II.
icader hundred, on the New Castle and
'rrenChtOWn turnpike, bounded by lands
Of George BrattOu. John Lyman and
DINERS anu cOnlhlllng ABOUT - acres
! And 1t is ordered that the said admins
traitors make return Of their proceedings
in the execution OF this order to Scptcm-
Der term OF orphans court for said coun-
~ to be hold at Whining ton, on Saturday.
tho 18Th day of November. a. D.. 1872.
Attendance Will be given and terms
made known 10y
, JOSEPH JACKSON PIERCE
SARAH a. REY HOLDS,
Administrators,
Or, by their Attorney.
GEORGE f. BROWN
W. T.. LYMAN.
Atte.ts GoLES FERGUSON, Clerk 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Judge Grubb ,at itl=iho Orphans
tOurI this morning n 10 o'clock.
Mary }. Weston, 4 hflaiOpcr y Mars
den, William u. MHrsdcn, Thomas
Marstlen and Mary .Fsle petitioncd to
have commissioners appointed By the
Court to'seti the Pf1IFrty OF The iutp
tuhsrt smith ana dis ideth proceeds,
The Equitable Guarantee uad Trust
Company Was appointed guardian OF
4 Ia BrIHton HAMPTON. two mIHGg
rnLLdren.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Frank 4. Mitchell the roofer report
ed at the police station this morning
that fifteen tar hosshends had been
stolen from the yard adjoining his
place OF business last night. The
hoge5lleads are valued at 20 cents ns
piece, making about 80 worth OF lum-
her which has been stolen from his
place during the week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Captain hi Simohe will address ii
mass meeting OF Italians at the lava
rian Park on Monday night. Ine cap.
tain called at tho !ie.. station ycster.
uuy and inuuirsd If warrant had
been issued for his arrest. lie was told
that there was not Ii was reported
that the eaFtuin would be arrested,
but he s,nys he Will make no attempt
to escape ii such methods are adopted
TO prevent hiri from speaking.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

The 18th anniversary of Hanover
Presbyterian Sunday school will he
deiebrHted In tho church tomorrow
night at $50 O'Clock An Interesting
program has beet prepared and Rev
", 4atAS Will deliver short address
OF the Z Christian Soldier The ltisnJa
OF the school and untrei ars In ttr,t > ,
be present '''-'' "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

A worry pleasant evening was spent
with Miss Ella Pyle near Mt. Cubs
last Thursday evening. A large mum
Der Of her Wilmington friends took {
siraw-ride and had an enjoyable time
rs they mostly do in playing game,
and tripping the light fantastic toe
After enjoying a pleasant evening
they were invited to the basement
where tho table groaned with good
things.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Martha, tho widow OF the late hbra.
ham Ford, died at her residence, near
st. Joseph's Church, this morning. az
remains will lie inferred at Mt. Salem
N L, cemetery next Wednesday after
noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

George MaloneH nearly lost his life
this morning by falling into the Chris.
tiunI creek ut Shipley street while In.
toxicated. A rope was thrown to hun
by man who had seen hun fall, and
Maloney took hold of it and was
hauled out after going down the
second tlme. Patrolman Willis had
the man removed to the police
station
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05
- S~g@

No astripaent Injections, or soaring
with led hot wlru, Is ueeessary in
caso5 OF pins when cid Saul's Flo
Ontmcnt.ttIe great popular remedy,
ie applied and the directions followed.
R5 lguis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

No have placed an order for 5000 ex.
ira New York and Philadelphia papers
for Wednesday next. Tomorrow. as
usual, the last Sunday before eleetio
they will be OF unusual interest 10
both parties. Day.s IL Co.. No. 3l3
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Tho following real estate transfers
We're recorded at the Engineering and
survey ing Department to-day:
lChll ~ solomon e. John 1: Ward,
Horny Archer to Leila l.. Taylor,
property 1T No. iA1A tudney street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05
supper,

The women workers. OF f'cs..,,isor
Street NJ. Il. Church will give supper
in the chapel on Thursday evening
Chapel fund. As only 50 cents will SO.
cure a Iirst-class supper VIC have nc
doubt they will have a big crowd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Patrick Boyle of No. 9.Quinn street,
died very suddenly at his homo yestor .
day from heart disease. Coroner Spurks
gnyea certiticate Oh death from hcte
disease. Tho deceased was Il payer by
trade and was unable to work yestcr-
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

The old frame stable at Second ard
Walnut streets, which WITS eontlemned
by building inspector hohl fifteen
days ago, is beinE torn town ia com
pliance With his order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Dr. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam
leads all competition as tho great
throat and lung medicine. Sold by
druggists. Medical parlor, No. AZ
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Isaac G. Pyle,-prOprietor OF the Clay
ton House, has =l,jOO which lias bcen
placed in his hands that President
Harrison will be reelected. As Yet tho
BET has not been tuScu,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05

Fresh fish and oysters at New Mar
ket House kug street above Eighth,
at lowest marGet prizes. ". Pens III.