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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-04

ueberraitun0 IN elfem or'ua"' Us's"'
tete., mit8lumen unbGabnsn sei@mu6s
ten Waujaale. 81 ben Rlan8en Der
Weul. tan,tsn etpa 40 Minner uns
Grauen In sriedii4en &oitamen, ,. =.
in elmer Rleibuns, wel@e bic 9errl@afs
ten ais .,srie&d@e" gu be,e'@"e" ee'
liebten. Der Stofi, aus benz bieielbe
berseiteut mar, 1T namli@ DO" elmer
Teinbeit, bic benieIben gum Sli"sesu9s
spiel untausli@ MAIDEN miiroe. Vers
i9iebene balb betrunsene Paare laBe"
Gbampasner t%rinten0,:: an t!eine" VI
idem, un0 anoere batten ii&, ben 9e9s
rem bes paulinii9m g%briitentbums lols
senb, in tleiue, blbi9 eiuseridtete @es
md@sr gu eemitbli@en 3mieseiprd@
,uradsoosen. llnter ben at bieier &C.
mitbli9en Uamiliensl 1nterbaltrn9 tbellz
nebmmben Manner uns Grauen sebors
ten be meiiten ben Observation-Disclosures
treilen II Mebrere oer Trauen maren
@anftlinse bel Sole, unS lnter ben
Mdnnern waren boDe ruilii6e Beamte
unb Mitslieoer ueridieoener @eianos
lbaften, namentlid oer beuti9en. Gen.
@re0er i9rieb bic Namen unb bic Sitel
a1er Manner uno biejenisen Der @attsn
aller anne ienben Srauen n,eSer uno lteB
Mue lire Wese seben, am na4iten Sage
erbielten bieielben ieood ernitli@e Ser
marnunsen. Oas 9aus, in mel9em
bic BON ben Tbeilnebmern ais &arnes
als>llnterboltunsen beSei@neten s.!3us
iammentanfte itattfa,,een, sebirte eirem
rei@cn raifiiden Suoen, oer IS fir ben
senonnten 3wed. uermiet9ete. Die
Gbeiluebmer, eu@ bic Grauen, muBten
III mdnnlider &leiouns bas @aus be-
taeten, unb Oaour9 murbe bic Polt;et
iber ben 3wed BET 3uiammentunfte sez
tdui9t. Sci jeber serlelben lesten fie
irsen> EN- Nationaltoltim an. Im
letten Male mar sriedii@e Na@t.
Nls @eneral @reiier Dem 3oren Beri@t
eritattete, errpartete er, IS wiirbe Sieien
ireuen, bag bic Mnnabme elmer nibililti>
i9en geri&w0runs unbesrin0et mor,
aber ber3ar seriebt in ben sr0Bten Corn,
als e. bic Ginselbeiten iber bic inter
ieinen 8eamten unS Oficieren berr>
i@enbe S%mn,oralitat erfubr. 8iele ber~
ielben wuroen na@ entfernten Prouinz
cialplasen periest, unb 3mei '@eian6tz
ldaftsletretdre wuroen 9c3wunsen, ldnz
seren l1rlaub su nebmen. 53uet uer>
beiratbete Trauen, bic an Der ,,srie@iz
f@en Na9t" tbeilnabmen, murben Dom
Sole ous9ei@loIen, unb cine anbere
uerlieB i9leunisit bic Stabt. Cine
Qiite ber in ben @tanbal permidelten
Deutj9en uurbe pom 3aren benz &ai>
Ter @ilbelm ,useidtdt, unb Der Gar
ipra@ in ieinem @9reiben ben @unl9
aus, baB bieielben ftrens beitraft mer<
ben. Sic Sa@e miro unteriu9t wer>
ben, unb auBersem mirb Der &uiier cine
l1nteri u@uns iber bas nd@tli@e Ereiz
ben ber Berliner Offi3iere, bic slei@er
Smmoralitat per6d9tis iirb. ueranlai>
fen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-04

1@tbare l3anabm, Der Gidtadtnns
Der @eiete . @iien BET Ocmotrateu
f,,bet ,pabrideinlid ieine llria@e BARN,
baB ie td an ben Republi,anern me-
gen Setruss repanbisen molen. Oes
Ginbrud, ben ser @aas Der Dinse ieood
IL Gauie unb ian al,sslanbe binterldtt,
seist seutlid bic Aashsbnuns Der polls
tiiden TduIniB in ,sniazem eanoe, une
no iieieIbe binfitbsaa mirs, tana
Niemano uorausiasen. Die 9aaptses
fabr in Der Situation 1iest jebo@ in
Der 1batiade, ba6 bieicIae in ieeer Yes
.;iebung reuolutiondr lit aa6 nid)ts bases
lssn eetban wirb. 9aS Eolt mag CUTS
lsmitbis BENT Sdwinbel ta,o Der Gors
Eruption az Der Dablurne NIT auieben,
aber IS mirb ii9 bic Eroeebar ui1t set
fallen ~lailen, weI9e a~usesonot wirb
am 2tute aus ibrem N,nte ;u adblen.
@enn oies bauiis usrtsmn.t ,mo IS
,peiiel9uit wirO, Oh elm Mann, Der
wirfli9 fir eiu 9lmt sewdbIt 1T. bieies
au9 uerwalten wirs, 10 wire cine @es
polutisn nidt ausbleiben. 9ie 8erlbsr
ioldG S1wiroel ,peroen III ibrer Nus>
mabuu9 o Gag ;n Gag irc3er uno
eiues idGnen Cages, mcnn eim Staats>
Setretar einen geletlidcn 9eri9t auf
bic Seite i9afit uno oafIr einen uerz
idlf9ten einidmusselt, wirS SEE
manb, Der baour1 in Mitleieeni9aft
9s,osen 1T. i'm bel Der &eble iailen uns
i'm eurdiuden unS oam miro bas @ez
witter losbre6eu. Gin llebsl mag in
bielsm 2anbe melt rei9en, eye Elm
Iusbru6 fommt. 9er ausemeiue @a3lz
ltanb ldSt Dem Golte feline 3eit
barber nadsnbenfen, 10 LANCE i1m
Seben unogi9entbum n%nan9etaltet bleibt;
bod bic @cbul0 Ser @liidlitben unb9ut>
miitbisen bat AUDI ibre @renSe uno oieie
@reu;e mag eber errei@t lein ais man
erwartet, bieies baben Bic iiioliden
Stlaueubalter aui tire Soften erfabs
ren.
SIS 1T Saber Sic b0dte 2eit fir sic
alten Parteien ii@ gu reformiren. Ole
S%ewunberuns 9ius, als zines Mannes,
benz es m0sli6 lit aue feline MaBnab~
men bur@suieten, ift bon elmer Natur,
bic Grploiiue in lid bergen mag. Das
0slt fibt serne, ,oenn elmer grfols
bat, aber lit teinem Sale mirb IS gus
seben, bob man ben grfols nit ieinem
@el6e %erfauft.
Cine populdre Resieruns lit ni@t
MIR cine &egieruns ber Maioritdt ion<
bern iie bcru5t ebenlouiel auf Der Ginz
wiQisun9 Der Mmoritdt, uno
oeren ueber;eusuns, Bag ibre pers
fa1unssmdBisen &edte n%nansetaitet
bleiben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-04

0leldDen, Wte IN elner NSo9S OeS1ontMeH
tans. issAern nv, feit1uiteaes, Oh iene
Stimmea fontrattsemSB Seliticrt mors
ben finb, anb bic Neusdbiune erfolst
pieueidt nor einem intereNirten Gus
idauer, Der iebeu wiu, Of cine sesebene
gn3abl uoa 3ei9en cher Mamea, pelde
benz ;upor setrotenen uebereintemmen
entipre@en, sorbanben it,"
I'd babe beinabe aue Stimne'a far
ben Stabtratb in Der l6. @ars sesdblt,"
fabrt Der sbise @ewdbrsmann fort,
,uno ben Meu,dblunsen in Der II. uns
10. CAB i'd MIDI fir cine Der intereiiirs
ten Narteien aus. Sn biei fn brei MarSs
paren piele Stimm;ettel obne aue Grase
abiidtli6 febIer9att sema@t wOroen.
Da CAB es gum 9eifpiel nit uioletten
YIe%iftiftmarten periebene StimmSettel
nit einem 9rORen &reus, bas bet san<
sen @aum fir bic Beamten, bemotra>
tiid)e ODER republitaniide, = benn 6
banbelt iid babel um teine politi4e
6rase- einnabm, wabreno benz Namen
e,nes Stabtratbs ..ooer MlDermans cine
idwarse Sleiitiitmarte, nidt bas uoas
itanbise &reu;, isnoern bon binrei3enb
uerl4iesener Torm, I'M benz StimMsets
tel ieblerbait gu MAIDEN, sesenlberitebt.
$50 aber fonnte bies setban worben
iein? SIS 9eidab in Der 3eit, 3mii&en
Der Absabe bes Babl;ettels III ben
Stimmtalten uno Dem Oefnen seielben
in. einem anoern @aum. .Dieie Sa@e
laBt nut eine N%uslegung Der Dirt uno
Beiie, wie es sema9t wiifbe; er huff
a1er Babri9einli9teit nad 9inter ben
@a6!i@ranteu uno uon eini9en ber
Prdctnctbeamten setban woroen iein. i"
Der Lgoitoner StaStratb lab f@
burd bieie Gntoedunsen ueranlabt, pom
Der Stoatsle9islatur Mmenoements gu
benz @ablseiese 81 perlansen, mel@s
oieie Betriisereien unmOsli@ MAIDEN,
uno bic gerbanolun9eu Der Staatsle9is>
latur pon MaHa@uietts lber bieien &C.
senitunb werben au9eiiir bic Stem Dors
ter @ablreformer Don Nuten iein.
SIM l1ebrisen weroen aud bic itrens~
iten @eiete our 6ernbaltuns bes 8abl>
betruss ii9 unmirtlam erweiien, 10
lunse bic 8eb0roen ii@ ni@t bemuben,
NUT bic aewi0enbaftsitsn 1lno superlaiiis>
item 9eute nit ber 2lufii4t Iber Wabl.
abitimmungen uno bic Stimmen3ablun>
gen gu betrauen, ni6t politii3e ,,Iridz
iters" unb Drobt3ieber, mi: es bis iest
meiitens ber Tau lit; 10 LANCE ni@t bic
Maiien ber Deu0lferl1ns einleben ~lernen,
bas @ablbctrus ir9eno uelder Irt elm
nod i@limmeres gerbre@en bilbet, ais
Tdli9uns, &aub unb Diebitabl, unb
ooB Bic 0oltsresieruns Elm einfader
6eblihlas 1T, wenn iie teine refine, unbe>
einfubte @ablabit;mmunsen gu ii&ern
pern1a9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-04
Ginwdnoc oeoen Setrn8.

JteuluI ~ yul elueu V"NoS>'o|i ~"
,nobl seietli6 gu ienem @mte bcre9t'st
1T, aber pom moralilden Stanopuntte
aus fcin Nnre9t out jenes Nmt bat.
Do6eIbe lit in Connecticut Der Tau:
lener Staat bat ebenfaas einen 0oupers
nor, Der 9eietli3 5u ecm @mte bere9tigt
lit, abcr POM moralii3en StanSpuntte
aug, basie(be ni6t befleien oirfte.
Sober pom LINEN perbantt feline @ab( bet
gntidlohenbeit ieiner Parteiuntertuter,
ii9 10 uiel Ma9t anSucisnen, wie mOsz
lid, Oh Nun feline @esuer an Der Gbrli@<
teit bteier proceb,r ;weiieln ooer ni@t.
Die 2esislatur uon Seem Yorf 1T bes.
mesen bemotratiid, neil bic oemotratiz
iden Beamten bel Ser @s1l, Snr@ bic
MufforOeruns pom @ar. Sid, ibre
Ma9tbeiusniB su i1rcm Sortgeile mfg
btau9ten uno letterer siug iosar ioweit
bas @eridt 81 miBedten, wcl9es 1i9
erlaubt bate ieine Sntrisucn bloB;ules
gen. Oieler G9ritt lbertrift an
Gredbeit bel @eitem aues. mas III ben
Sta aten Nebral ia un6 Connecticut pers
Tam. Sn ben lettcreu TaQen unrhe
bas @eiee sebraudt lin Sic Stimmsez
ber iDrer &e@te DOT Dem @eridte 81 be-
rauben. SIN Staate Ncw Yorf muroe
bas @eies Oiicntlid iibertreten unb bic
Stimmseber ibres seieelidsn uns mo-
raliIden &edtes beraubt. Da II bic
Gjelessebuns Ncw Derts iuiammense>
treteu, sebrau9t bieie lire Ma9t, ebrs
lid ermablte 2esislatoren bur3 sem1ei'
ne Collide ibrer Site gu b%erauben.
IS muB jebo@ %suseseben merbsn, baB
sin nt9t ser l1rbeber jener Soee lit,
Die bic Minoritat i9rer Ne@te beranbt.
sic tommt eiseutli9 pom ben &epu>
%blitanern CUR ,3eit eesS6luBes besSar<
9ertriescs. Dieie iaben oamals tn ben
Demot,o ten 9efabrli&e Meniden, Die,
iouten iie bic Gpntroue iber bic We9ie>
runs betommen, bieielbe gu @runoe ri3>
ten miir6en. Dies trus ba;n bel, Gil
ben Inn ieinc @edte fir prdiioent ~ be-
trtiisesn II. ebenfoIs ;nr 0ers0sernns ,pon
republitanii@er Seite, bic @abl Gleosz
lambs su3useben. Mun 9ebt nidt ~
melt, rpen,1 man iast, bic @epnblitaner
sleubten mad Glepelonbs @abl, IS Mig
te ii9 nod etmos seietli3es, ertrazsez
ietlides ooer unseietli@es aufwerten
UNI IS ibnen gu erm0sli@en, Blaine gum
prdfioenten ~ MAIDEN. Dahelbe@efubL
peldcs lie %slauben ma&te, bic Demo-
traten ieien ni4t idbis bic @esieruns gu
1eiten, b~etdrtte lie, Sic Demotroten Don
bet Gontrole BET Tesier11ns gu balten.
Dies benefit AUDI gum G9eil, III weld
aluBerorbe ntli6 mcrtwarSiser Weile
6err @eeo fem 9(mt ais @prcdcr aes
6aules perualtete uno feline Ntdta@z
tune BET &e9tc ber bemotratilden vt1>
noritdt. Setne Oiftatorl9aft fannie
teine @ren5en unb ct fubrte 1id mebr
ols. 9rdiibent mic in ber ran;Oill9en
1ouperanenp eriobe auf lsSpre5er oenn
bes 6auies elmer @esieruns nie Die unz
ierise.
l1n3abl,se Tdue sieier Mrt t0nuten
oufaefibrt werben, jebo@ miiroe o'es ~
pi.l Mauu, erfsrsern. Diele sr'be
IA g.I-.f. k-4 d" tE-E. & -l'~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-04

Yott=Orouun0.

Die absabe Der aoaiaGsu 'pirb ssi@lol'e
ME folst:
sad Dem ORen: 9ia6 benz Beite'.
1:55 uadmittass. ABS "adDn1'ttass.
7:3o 7:@
Ole aueerneine 9lussabe ft,tSet tdalt9 ltatt
pou 7 80 pormittass, bis 1850 na6mittass,
am Sonstas pon 0 bis 10. uoru,itta9s.
0ottlteb edmiot> TOitmesiter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-04

Deeaes ~ QAtSssAlseesossS 03SAsl
NaS ssSDaDsesasSsU Ustea.
u,saAe.t: Il. 1. psIs, ~ 9. ~. DaNlmotssL
IN VrENhsnt: "A 4. v(Gpsr, 9aaiaS.
0sfreiSr ",nS ENatntsNsr: 3. 0. 1MrsAkN9ssg9la.
Uorieitv: as. EDtusU. 3anias.
NsviiSeY Ass Observation-Disclosures &c.: ~. 4 X..Asnta
~ xtab4bAa Str et-skaHl. @
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-04
8Gderei,
sebalten pon
a. 9enplfr,

81 N Il M, Winne1ota.
Strides Sadwertm te ssroS. semmeln, SUDDEN. ptes.
MildbrSoden II. |. ~. iebengsorsen iriid I'M SdderlaoeH.
Beiteuunsen mad Nusuarts meroea prompt ausSez
fabrt. ~iberseuat gua. n
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-09
"ES|:lI :lIInfOrinutjOn:

Isa heading much resorted to by "rctircd
physicians" and people whose "sauds Of life
have nearly run out" The publishers of our
standard d ct!onalies or encyclopedias tell tho
pure truth when they offer their works as
"mlnes Ct useful information;' and in the
same class arc reliable and hrst-class railroads,
like tho Burlington Route. Whou tAia road
niIc!a to give you, FREQ 0f charge, useful in
formation" about ways and means of safe,
swift. and comfortable railway travel you may
place entire confidence In what Is told you.
They have no disposition TO deceive you, and
II they Ind nre too shrowd not to know that
"honesly IL tho best policy" Therefore, be-
fore TAXING II trip anywhere, write to W. d. G.
Kenyon, Con. Pass. Agent, 81. Pant, MINI,
mud Learn what are tho advantages OF this lIpo
! Us Il route,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-09
-.'-DE4LER Il-.'

Now sells the celebrated Royal" Sewing
Machine, which may run forward or back
ward, and continue to sew in the same direc-
tion He always carries q full line Of Buggies
=and Carts. Has sold a couple of carloads Of
them since spring, which shows the popular
:ity of the line he carries. The Celebrated
Mccormick Binders and Mowers. The Pirate
Weir, Triumph and Flying Dutch1nan Gang,
Plows The Rock Island Hay Leaders, The
Thomas Horse Hay Rake Agent I0r the ).
I. Case Victory and Port Huron Threshing
Machines and Engines, also the Huber En-
gines. Carries a full line Of Repairs for the
Mccormick, Deering and Plano Binders and
Mowers; also repairs for the ). l. Case VIC
torv and Port Huron Threshing Machines and
Engines. Sells the famous Jackson Wagons
Carries a full stock of Oils, such as Castor
Engine and Cylinder Oils Is also agent for
the celebrated "Helmet" Solid Oil. A 1u11 line
of Binding Twine Of all grades Give him a
call when in need Of any Of the above and
you will save yourself money.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-09

e. j. Bowel arrived yesterday from La
Porte, Iud., to look alter the threshing OH the
Foster fam.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-15
FOURTH edition


J. Harry Rettew, and Miss Maud H.
Fletcher. daughter OF James Fletcher,
were married last evening at the home
OF the BRIDES parents, No. S42 Poplar
street, at 8 O'Clock by the Rev. John
France pastor of Scott NJ Il church.
The parlor was very tastefully decorat-
ed with festoons OF evergreen tied
with white ribbon, and about a hun
dred friends OF the contracting parties
were present to witness the eeremoney.
Miss Belle Fletcher, sister of the bride
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. Charles
Beck was best man.
Miss Margaret Evans presided at the
organ and played Mendelstohn's we'd
ding march. The bride was very
tastefully arrayed In travelling suit
OF tan-colored cheviot. A splendid
collation. followed the wedding cere.
mony. Many and handsome were the
wedding presents amongst which were
a beautiful bronze clock from Mrs
Harry Campbells bible class in Scott
M. b. Sunday school. to which the
groom belonged; beautiful lamp
from Edwin Lewis and wife.
A set OF china from Edward Willard,
fruit dish from William Bennett, a
silver castor from p. Il. Layman and
family, willow rocker from MIR.
FRANK Rettew ana wife, a plush oak
rocker from tho Misses Overdeer, a
cherry plush rocker from George Z.
OConnor. an Angola rug. piles of table
linen, table covers and bed clothing,
five handsome pictures, and large
number OF silver butter dishes, knives
and forks, spoons, ladies, napkin rings
besides numerous other articles.
Amongst those present we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Rettew and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sheeler, Philadelphia; Mrs
Hannah Finger, Heading, Pa Mrs.
Fishcoln, Springfield Pa; Mr., and Mrs.
II. Campbell, Mr.. und Mrs. Ed. Lewis,
Mr., and Mrs. John Slighter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rettew, Mr.. Walter Camp
bell, sister and cousin. MIR. Harley Tai
ley, Mr.. Heinel and wife, Mr.. John
Sheeler, Misses Alice Wadman, Mollie
Bennett, Ella Cox. Mamie Sparks,
Misses Overdeer and IAyman; r..
Stubs, Mir. Thomas Vaughn. the
brides Sunday school class OF Is girls
and II young men belonging to the
same bible class with the groom.
At o'clock this afternoon the newly
married couple started on a wedding
tour to Springfield, Reading and Car
bondale, returning in week. They
will reside with the BRIDES parents UNI.
til spring, and then make their future
home in Springfield.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-15
YOUR EEIGRB0R HAS,
HAVE YOU?

Have you taken advant-
age OF our great mark down
pricesss AS long as there is
a garment of Max Ephraim
" Cos. left you have the
same chance of saving
as your neighbor.
Storm Goats. Just the
weather for them. You
can't afford to be without
one. Storm Coats for men
as low as $3.50, some very
fine ones reduced to 50.
Overcoats went lively all
all week, hundreds of them
here yet for Men, Boys and
Children.
Not very good weather for
Storm Overc oats well: if the
weather won't make them
go, price will, so it will the
Dress Overcoats, so the
Suits, so with every garment
in the building.
Several hundred odds and
ends Of Mems Trousers just
as good as if we had a hun
,dred of a style; take q little
time to be fitted and you'll
save almost the price of an
extra pair.
Strictly one price, and if
dissatisfied with your pur.
chase We will return youl
money. ." ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-15

Charles Whnan assessor OF the Third
Assessment district of Wilmington
last evening posted the assessments OF
his district as follows:
Sixth Ward-William A. McShea's ci.
gar store, southeast corner Eleventh
and French streets.
Seventh Ward-William s. MooIe's
grocery store, northwest corner Della
ware avenue and West street.
Ninth Ward--Joseph ]. Rigby's cigar
store. No. 1000 Market street.
Assessor. John j. O'Ifarra has posted
the assessments OF his district First
as follows:
First Ward -McIiaughlln Bros. cigar
store, No. ) West Fourth street.
Second Ward-IIugh Diamonds ci.
gar store, southwest corner OF Third
and Poplar streets.
Fourth Waru-Alexander McGowan's
saloon, northeast corner Third and
Lombard.
Eighth Ward-Edwald Concannon's
saloon, No. 434 East Seventh street.
Assessor NJ. S. Conway, OF the Third
district. has posted the assessments Of
his districts MS follws:
Third Ward-Hurry Wltsll's cigar
store, Maryland avenue and Madison
street.
Fifth ward.-Nancy Quigley's sa-
loon, No. $50 Madison street.
Tenth Ward William A. Shields ga
loon, No. 100 jackson etrs-R
Eleventh Ward, Robert Il. Cotting-
hams saloon. Maryland avenue and
Liberty street.
Twelfth Ward. Philip r. SEea's sd
loon Fourth and Scott streets
The lists will remain posted for ten
days,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-15

Brandywine Village crowds OF the
style of young men. who are such an
abominable nulsarces In our public
streets, were fortunately captured by
our vigilant police service last night
and kindly consented to put in an ap.
nearance at Judge Balls court this
morning, They are amateur toughs.
They want to learn to be smart in in
guilty.
Win. Bullock, VIM. Spencer, VIM.
Harris, WIN. d. Dutton will, with the
assistance of heir co.partner, Leslie
Hemphill, create number OF bills for
prosecu ton and board against New
Castle county, il. at tomorrow even
ing's Municipal Court, they arc proved
guilty of breaking and entering John
McElwee's saloon on Dec. l4th, and
stealing whiskey and cigars, and of
breaking and entering the storos OF
James II. Wight and Joshua Lewis
with intent to commit burglary.
They were each held under a $500
bal. bond privilege SO as to havo time
to get their witnesses and clear them
solves il they can. Meanwhile the
ears of our respectable citizens will be
Familiarity greeted with that much
less bad language in our public
streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-15

Judge j. Frank Ball presiding and
CITY Solicitor Charles NJ. Curtis prose-
Suting, the Municipal Court opened at
e.20 o'clock this morning.
Counsellors Htlle5 and Turner, as at
torneys for Joseph Finn and Frank
Hibson, who are charged with assault
and battery with intent to murder
John Campbell, waived a hearing to
the higher court, the bail being fixed
ut $1,000 each.
Mary Brilliant will pay 81 and costs
for drunk. John Fernan, as Charles
Reynolds calls himself, was fined O.
and costs for drunk.
VIM, L. Simmons, arrested by Cap
tain kersey for being drunk, at Ninth
and French streets, last night, i
mulcted In the sum of 81 and costs
Bhrah Butcher, also drunk, pays &.
and costs, James Kay, drunk, II and
costs.
Noah Leonard was arrested while
drunk for being nuisance cumming
Ground the Pierce II Beeson brick yard
Tor the past week or ton DAYS and
frightening women. He got sen
tence to 40 days of labor.
James Conley was arrested on war
r1nt sworn out by Mary Mooney, OF
/. Front and West streets. to whom lie
pays social vista, Mary was nonest
this morning and the case was con
tinued that sho may be heard. Ed
ward Cassidy was fined So and costs
for disorderly conduct at home. He
said bis wife hit him in the head W tn
the poker Tor teaching his child good
manners.
. Edward Forrest must pay IS and
costs for drunk. John Calvin, ar
rested under "a mistake ali around.
as said the City solicitor, was releuseC
with only costs to pay Australia
Badson, eolored. male, was fined /.
and costs for an assault and batter.
on Robert Jones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-15

Mr.. James Ii. Disher. No. 2242 Ellis
worth street, Philadelphia, who has
been suffering from sickness. is slight
ly better but the doctor has little
hopes of tho oldest daughter, Bella,
a bright girl of Is years. She former
ly attended the Sunday school at sill.
yerbrook church, and performer class.
mates will certainly be grieyed to hear
OF her alarming condition. Mr. Dish.
er Is n woudturnor, and formerly
worked for Springer Il Cause, at the
corner OF Third and Orange streets.
The scarlet fever and diptherIa has
been very bad in the location in which
he resides. three children lying dead at
the same time in one family, ana the
doctor is unable to attend the calls oil
all his patients. He started out on
Wednesday with ~ names on his
list, ond only managed to reach so OF
them. lie therefore takes no new
cases TO visit under "A hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-15
Third EDITION.


4hc wednesday, Night Robberiss.
Do FAR as known this morning no at
4upte were made at burglary last
UIHht Possibly Mr.. Seeds shot on
"Wednesday morning had a depressing
erect upon the burglars. The wound
- burglar, however, has not been
1Nxu OK yet. Other attempts at rob-
4ory were made on Wednesday night
olore the attempt was made on the
Hond and Seeds residences.
The burglars evidently not satisfied
with their unsuccessful attempt to
rob II. IL. Wards residence, Fifth and
DUPONT streets on Monday night. re-
turned on Wednesday night and COM
monced the usual operations to effect
an entrance; when the ever faithful
shepherd dog inside protested against
any farther proceedings and the
1hieves gave II up and left. The same
dog alarmed the burglars on their
INST visit and very naturally Mr. Ward
pats that dog very kindly on the head
whenever he meets him.
On the same night about 10 O'Clock,
m unsuccessful attempt was made to
rob the house OF L. T. Dilworth, No.
1u1b West Eighth street. by picking
the front door lock with a skeleton
hoy. Mrs. Dllworth who was on the
4 eecond floor heard the noise and
Thought 1t was her husband returning
nome from his drug store, but sup
posing the dead-latch had dropped.
hastily ran down the stairs to open
zhe door.
As she placed her hand on the door
knob she heard some one retreat hastily
from the porch. She tried but could
not open the door the theft breaking
q key in the lock, and while trying tc
open the door Mr.. Dlworth came
homo but the thief had flown to turn
MP next at Mr. Bonds residence and
fhen at Mr.. Seeds.