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ANOTHER SENSATION.
advocate of the lockout Men Now
Declares Strike Lost.

Advocate of the lockout Men Now
Declares Strike Lost.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
HOMESTEAD, Pa. Oct. 15.-A Home
stead paper created sensation to day by
coming out with lengthy editorial de-
claring that the strike is lost. The same
paper was, during the inception of the
wage struggle, an organ for the locked
cut men. and the advisory committee.
To days issue is therefore unexpected
and causes much comment. Many stri
kers are angry and are stopping their
subscriptions. Editor Schoiley's article
was submitted to several promine Mt
locked out men and was admitted cor
rect before the publication.
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And assistant marshals.


5. Firemen's parade, with illustration of
old and modern methods of fighting
fire. Section 1.-The old depart
ment commanded by r. H. Bradley,
ex foreman Rescue Co, and T. l..
Love. ex foreman II & l.. Co, No.
l. Section 2-The modern depart
ment commanded by Chief f. B.
Engelhard and assistant Chief j. r.
Ferrali This exhibit is partly at
the expense of the Local Board of
Underwriters of Raleigh, prepared
by and under supervision of Field
Marshal and Chief of Fire Depart
ment E. B. Engelhard.
6. Float of Typographical Union and
members of Union in line.
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By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
New YORK, Oct. 15.-An unsuccess
full attempt was made early this morning
to burn the large tenement, 1870, Attor-
ney street, for the sake of insurance
money, and the lives of a number of hu
man beings were thereby jeopardized.
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DRUG STO r F..


By virtue of suthofi;y conferred by a Ger
tain deed o. trurt executed on the goth dsy
OF December lSse by G. Hugh Yearly and he
becca B. Nearby his wife, Matte +. Smiihur-t
and W. A. Smithurrt her husband. TO A ".
Haywood, Trustee for Ella NJ. Wright, and
duly recorded in the Ciiice of the Register OF
Deeds for Wake county. \. G., IN book 9s
page 81, | will on the sth { sy OF November
1892, sell st public auction 10 the highest bid
der for cash individual one h, If interest
IN n lot or parcel OF land, living and beirg in
the county of Wake, State OF North Carolln.,
and more fully described q. follows, VIZ
Lying and being IN the county of wske. State
Il. Poole, Jordan Momble, Axum Dunn, Geo.
SnIpas and others and more fully described
as follows Beginning at a pine standing
sbout poles east of buffalo spring branch,
the aforesaid poole's corner. thence with his
line north l. degrees west 4s rs poles 10
stone by triple -as-Airzs, thence north - de-
srees west o2k poles 10 stake and pine
pointers IN Jordan Wombles line, thence with
same north degrees, wcst 99lt, poles 10 a stake
near plum tree, Axum Iunn'- corner, thence
with his line south - degrees, east ~ poles 30
stake, Seors q SnIUe-' corner, thence with his
line south "a degrees, east lU0i, poles To .
stake, thence south II degrees east 50 poles 10
a stake in VIM. X. Po les line, thence with
the rame south 50 west 22s poles 10 the be-
ginning the whole tract containing. according
| 10 measurement, isii acres.
| Place of sale, county court horse door in
I Raleigh, n. &. Time of sale II o'clock VI.
/ A. W. HAYWOOD, Trustee,
| oct-s-tds for Ella N. Wright.
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A ROVal Steal.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
SRRINGFIELD, Mass, October 10
Christian Jagd, member of Danish
royal family and florist in this city, is
missing. His partner, Henry c. Henk
ing, charges him with swindling to the
extent of six hundred dollars.
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a Gang OF Swindlers Among students.

BY Telegraph TO the State hronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct ia Grim
inal conspiracy by swindling with for.
gerry as the object is believed to exist in
a disreputaole SET oi students at the uni
versity of Pennsylvania by provost Pep
per and other officers of the institution.
The arrest of Rudolph DesJardines, a
young man from Memphis, Tenn, for
attempting to pass on the centennial
bank check for $500 drawn on the first
national bank of Hanford, Ky, with the
forged Endorsement Of Dean John Mar
shall, has given color to this impression
although the prisoner claims to be alone
guilty.
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SneakerCri Speaks.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. Is 5-Charles
Crisp, speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives, addressed an immense crowd at
the Park street rink this evening. He
made a strong speech on the tariff ques-
ton and greatly pleased the audience.
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Zimmerna an is off the Track.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
AsBURY PARK, N. j., Oct. 15.-Ar
thur A. Zimmerman, whose remarkable
work on the wheel has been the talk of
the bicycling world, will do no more
racing this year. 1t is claimed that he
has over exerted himself.
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Minister RYAN Rem aims Ill.

By Cable TO the State Chronicle.
ALBUQUERQU. N. NJ, Oct. 15.-The
Uuited States minister to Mexico,
Thomas Ryan is sojourning here. He
is iii with bronchial trouble.
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Murdered His Own Babe.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 15.-W. A. Boyce,
who has been on trial for several days
past, charged with throwing his baby
into the Ohio river, was to day convicted
of murder in the second degree. The
penalty is Imprisonment for life.
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James Daily "GutIty.o

By telegraph TO the State Chronicle.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Get 15.-The jury in
the case of Jas. Daily, the first Doodle
council man, placed on trial, brought in
a verdict of guilty.
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Mrs. Lease Must Stay Out of Iowa.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Oct 15.-Mrs.
Lease, of Kansas, is booked for 4 number
of speeches in Iowa. r. G. Scott, chair
man of the peoples party State commit
tee, to day telegraphed her that if the
published reports that she had advised
the populists to vote for Harrison were
true, she reed not come into this State.
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Three Men Felt the Wreck.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Oct. Is This
morning one Of battery of six boilers at
the Burgess steel and iron works, let 60,
wrecking the rest and seriously injuriDg
three men.
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very fine tobacco lands l
et n 1898 in tobacco | will
9 som one who un,le
/ Ue aud turing of tobacco
| lu dl.te cot H-e for the tar.ner
u stock, etc, to Gu tivate
have no experience in
; my person or pers ons
b fcade Will 90 we'll to cor
us st nee.
! G LAYTON, Jr.,
Dunn, n G..
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WANTED.

Statesmen on salary or commission TO
handle the New Patent Chemical Ink.
Erasing Pencil. The greatest selling
novelty ever produced Erases ink thor
oughly in two secoI ds, no abrasion Of pa
per: 200 TO 500 per cent profit One agents
profit amounted TO 500 in six days. an
other sl2 in two hours. We want one en-
ergetie general agent for each State and
territory. For terms aud full particulars
address
THE MONROE ERASER M'F'G co.
ocl On l.aCross, Wis.
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BY 10I6Rrdpu sSIStUc
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. - President
Harrison this afternoon signed the proc
lamation opening to settlement the Crow
Indian reservation in Montana, about
1900, 600 acres in extent.
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Tho CroxU Su fared the Worst.

BY Cable to the State Chronicle.
LONDON, Oct. 15-The Deux Gamlns,
French lugger, has been blown ashore
on the Island of Guernzey, where she
broke up. All her crew were drowned.
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33. Float. Industrial Exhibit Shaw
University.
81. Float. .SccBe-African King, Queen.
Medicine Man. &c.
35. Float. .SceHe-Negro Farmer, Black
smith, Carpenter. Shoemaker. Brick
layer, Painter, Stone cutter, Cook
and Waiter
Sc. Float. >ceHe-Negro Minister,
School teacher. Doctor. Merchant,
Family Group, Jubilee Singers.
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The Great Colorado Storm.

By Telegraph 70 the STATE CHron1c1e
DENVER, Col, Oct. 15.-Reports from
the terrible storm of Tuesday continue
to come in and show an additional loss
of life and of cattle.
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Ind = and by vir
rcrdete : ptcn bcr
Suptriur court i'll u Z
ia I ti,. GOldsboro
all.ou Tuesday, Octo-
Ne O'Clock, M, on the
Id@hor1 often Mills
F. stjl orc'sh ut pub
bu.o ct on Mills III
erppu the : stme IL sit
uI th- machinery and
tl tie pi ant of the
IlS aud ali the cotton
real n q p. rsopal Of
otton Mills. The
Jll- nave been in oper
~ and are in condi
-.iu Th $ is q splen-
nN rerson wishing to
uufactnre in one OF
towis in Eastern
W r ALIEN and
+ \ DANIELS.
Receivers.
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Ex-Prsstdent PellIgrim Maltreated.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
New YORK, Oct. ia special cable
to the Herald from Valparaiso, says:
Eek President Pelligrini IN Taking leave
of congress was met by storm of whist
ling and some stones were thrown. In
his farewell address he said that he had
done the best he could for his country
and to maintain order This statement
was greeted by the radicals with iron.cal
cheers
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An nEx.Alderman is Liberated.

By Telegraph TO the State CHRONICLE.
SING SING, n. Y, Oct 15.-Ex- Alder
man Henry w. Jaehne was liberated
from Sing Sing prison at $50 o'clock
this morning.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-16

ymour. Ind, write ::
], 'G was Y vourg oiri.
weiirg, which erea'l
M be-,'h srd llsde her
IL he sprirg che wss
iug and c ,uld scarcely
@ year ago sue took thrt
i1o. Balm, and now she
Tx Ga, writes: some
rs Z J, wn'le rsi .ro ding
agame b. d'y affected vi "a
j. son that i'm red m
az two years Sever / Of
artd n my egs and moth
trmauent relitt Until |
3 b, which cured me eli
er, Red Foo k, AK writes
.lia' It WAS oD1 with great
H4 Il anv hing used veral
@ clos Il Balm, and can now
-c Athens Tenn, writes
had been af1l cd with run
An enlargement Of the b ne
'rie every thing | hard OF
ornament benefit unit b tanit
W + con m ended TO ne Attel
Tiles the sores heated, and [ sn
heslth than | II We ever been
e,u onial un 'olicit d, because
20 be benefited.
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le State Chronicle,

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 15.-Ellet
Hunt Pendleton, brother of ex- United
States minister to Germany Pendleton,
died at his residence here last night. He
was prominet and wealty citizen.
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Gen. CrespO's Government Will be
Accepted.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
New YORK, Oct ia special cable
despatch to the Herald from Caracas,
Venezuela, says: United States Minis
ter Scruggs has received cable depatch
from Secretary of State j. W. Foster, at
Washington, authorizing him to recog
nize the government of General CrespO if
he deems it stable and acceptable to the
people Of Venezuela
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Division H..

Forms on S. Wilmington Street, right
resting on north side of South st.
Field Marshal, Frank Stronacn.
And Assistant Harshals.
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For Columbian Celebration at Staln-
ford.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 15.-The Atlanta,
Vesuvius and Miantonmah will leave
New York to day for Stamford, Conn,
where they have been ordered to take
part in the Columbus celebration there
next week
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Division =.

Forms on s. Salisbury Street, right rest
ing on north side Lenoir Street.
Field Marshal, Thomas Pescud.
And Assistant Marshals.
II. Raleigh Bicycle Club.
1S. Float. j. r. Ferrall & Co.
19. Float. STATE CHRONICLE.
20. Float. d. 7. Johnson
21. Float. w. II. Holloway.
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PfttsbOrO Agricultural Works Close
nnVVn
, the state Chronicle.

By Te egraph to the state Chronicle.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Oct. 15.- The Pitts
boro agricultural works, where As moul-
ders struck dtrly this week, will close
down to- nigN.
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\ dnr ~ hon e selling

ar day at hone, selling
tiater and plating jew :
ab'eWare, &c. Places the
-JOd as new, on all kinds
Jll, silver or nickel. No
apital Every house has
4tGLg.
$50 x co Columbus, o.
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Division l..

Forms on west South street, right resting
on west side of Fayetteville street.
Field Marshals, E. B. Eugelhard an d
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Division IL.

Division IL.
Forms on ". Cabarrus Street, right rest
ing on Fayetteville Street.
Field Marshal, William Boylsn.
And Assistant Marshals.
81. Exhibit of Il. s. Tucker. Guilt
waited Hay. Shucks and Straw In
Bales, Oxford Down Sheep and
Blooded Jersey Cattle.
IS. Exhibit of w. G.. Upchurch. Farm
Products and Blooded jersey Cattle.
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New York Managers Want Breckin
ridge Anyway.

BY IeIegTapn 10 tne StaCe CnrOnTc1e.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 15.-The follow
ing was given out by the State Worlds
fair board to day. "The New York
board of general managers, mortified at
the treatment of Congressman Brecken-
ridge, by the Chicago press have extend
ed to him cordial invitation to attend
the exercises of the dedication of their
State building at Chicago on Saturday,
October %, and make an address"
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The Facultyfn the Right.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 15.-The faculty
and the president of the Chicago Uni
versity have split on the question of col
legc secret fraternities, president Harper
opposing, and the faculty upholding
hem.
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Division 9.

Forms on E. Cabarrus Street, right rest
ing on Fayetteville Street.
Field Marshal, w. E. Ashley.
And Assistant MaEshals.
%. Float. T. H. Briggs & Son.
%. Float f. F. Wyatt d Son.
"a. Float Raleigh Cotton Mills.
25. Float Royal Coal and Coke Co.
26. Float. Julius Lewis & Co.
81. Float. Raleigh Cotton Exchange.
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Division ),

Forms on east Lenoir street, right resting
on east side Of Fayetteville street.
Field Marshals, w. G. Stronach and
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LONDON, Oct. 15.-Complete informa-
tion as to the extent of the loss caused by
the storm cannot yet be ascertained. The
river Aire has overt1owed its banks and
the low lying parts of Leods, Holbeck
and Hunslet are under water. The occu-
pants of the many houses have
fled to places of safety, fearing
further rise of the water. The
Deerwent has also overfowed its
banks, inundating the moors and
drowning hundreds of cattle and sheep.
While freight train was crossing the
bridge over the river Wear at Durham,
the bridge was swept away and the loco
motive and cars are at the bottom of the
river. The train hands escaped. At
Wakefield, near Leeds, several people
were injured by an explosion of gas in q
hotel. The basement was flooded from
the river Wear and it is supposed that
the water displaced the meter allowing
the gas to escape. The house was com
pletely wrecked. The injured were re-
moved to a hospital.
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U00n ! will GUARANTEE that
0llllI the simple treatment which
'SO y mAge "A man of ne " i'll Ger

and fully develop any lufferer
9c le, Wasted Vitality and like
he recipe will be sent sealed
~. one who will avoid quacks long
e. give IL trial. ADDRESS. with
" u BUTLER, Box l47, Marshall,
sep2l-3m
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DiNi~tpkl l.s-

DbNb~lon l Z.
Forms on Salisbury Street, right resting
on north side of Cabarrus Street.
Field Marshal. t. b. Moseley.
And Assistant Marshals.
80. Pawnee Bills Parade and Band.
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Division g..

Forms in rear of Division ).
Field Marshals, Hugh Morson and G. B.
benson.
And Assistant Marshals.
II. Raleigh Male Academy. Scholars in
Line
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Division 10.

Forms on S. Wilmington Street, right
resting on north side Cabarrus St.
Field Marshal, n. B. Broughton.
And Assistant Marshals.
%. Float Allen Il Grams Foundry and
Machine Shops.
%. Float. Ellin gton. Royster & Co.
80. Float. Men .ckin's County Roads.
81. Float. Goodwin q Remsburg.
3D. Float. NJ I Ray.
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And assistant marshals.

7. Float representing war of 1912, with
portraits of Gov. VIM. Hawkins; ex-
tracts from his message to North
Carolina Legislature; army and navy
representations. Followed by citi-
zens of Raleigh, the direct descend
ants of Gov. VIM. Hawkins-W. J..
Hawkins, A. B. Hawkins, A. B.
Andrews, P. III. Andrews, Colin
Hawkins and Armistead Jones.
s. Float representing war of 1S46-1S47.
Followed by Raleigh citizens who
were soldiers in the Mexican war
NJ, B. Barbee, w. II. High, w. A.
Lamb and II. w. carp.
8. Float representing war of 1865.
Confederate veterans in line.
10 FlOat-Peace has her victories no
less than war. Prepared by VIM.
WOOllcOtt & Son
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Ex-SecretarY Blaine Will Go to New

By telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Oct. 15.-Mr.
James G Blaine was seen by a United
Press reporter this morning. He said
that he entended going to New York on
Monday next to meet Mrs. Blaine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
About Salad pressi nr,

Every one in New York who eats salad
thinks that there are few people in
town who can make fairly good salad
dressing, but that none of them can come
up to the dressings made by him (the
thinker).
II tell you, sir said Bogss, the gour-
mand, as he deluges the lettuce with
grease, chat fellow Snoggs thinks he
knows how to do this, but he doesn't
have any more idea of ii than q COW.
Think Of it, he puts IN more vinegar than
oilI'
AT the same moment Snoggs is mixing
dressing in another part 10 town and
snickering to himself rs he remarks: II
was very MUCH amused the other night
at the way Bcsgs did this. He actually
made dressing without vLnegarl Hal!
Hair and every one laughed
4 Then there is Juggins, of West Thirty
fourth street, who also has his peculiar
views. "Any man." he declares, "who
puts mustard in salad shows his igno-
rance
Muggins, of East Sixty-seventh street,
also has decided convictions. what do
you think" he roars out; "Isaw Juggins
putting mustard in salad dressing"
Then some put in sugar. Others think
this an awful absurdity. A few use a
dab of Worcestershire sa,lce. Others
would rather be lynched than follow
their example.
The funny thing is that there is only
one way to make salad dressing. That
is the way known to the reader Of this
article.
But the funniest thing is that the same
diner out will devour the dressing made
by Boggs and join in with his jokes at
the expense Of the dressings made by
Snoggs, Muggins and Jugglns. Then the
same man will eat at the table of Mug
gins and apparently sneer with that per-
son at the efforts of Snoggs, Boggs and
Juggins
There's n lot of conceit and deceit
about salad dressings.-NewY York Her
alb
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
Church Concert,

Miss Alice Mandeiick, who has been
engaged to sing ut tho concert at Hail
over Presbyterian Church on Thurs.
day evening, is already favorlte with
the New York public, although the past
winter Is her first season on the con
cert stage.
Speaking Of her singing at the con.
cert OF the Mozart Society OF Brook.
Ign, her critic says:
Miss Mandelick 10 gifted musician
and sings with much refinement OF
expression, declaims and erunelatos
with great clearness and has u certain
reserve force of power which Is fire.
quently missed in many good voices.
/ All these qualities constitute her a
valuable addition to the concert stage.
Again, in reference to another con-
| cert. tile Recorder says Miss Mande-
/ lick has future before her, possess
| ing a contralto OF rare richness OF tone
and decided musical temperament"
In her rendering Of Saint Salno,
/ "Printemns,n from Samson and Deli
! gh,' size could not help suggesting
\ companion with tho singing OF u GER
tain well known coniralto, who essays
the Aria very olten,and whose vocal
| version cannot approach Miss Mande'
/ lick.
She has n marked individuality, and
| The concert stage needs hor lady, f0l
such VOICES and styles are not often
encountered.
! Miss Butsford, the well.knownpiun
ist; Prof, StHbgen, Violinist; and Mr..
j. Parry, organist; Miss Mabel Parker.
soprano; Master Novin Marks and
/ Others have Eccn engaged and all viii
| give well selected and entirely new
| music.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
Dclawarc's Delegation.


from u lnlauclrhi RECORD.
MISNEA. OIL . Mimi, June 6.-Little
Delaware, wi h her six votes turned
up this / o ming. escorted by the
Young Mei.'5 Republican club, Of Bal
timore. The diamond State dclega-
ton inmc diately held meeting in
their headquarters at the Nicollet and
arranged Tor caucus tomorrow
morning. They agreed upon Senator
Higgins for chairman of the delega-
ton; Frank Bacon, for one of the vice.
p esidents OF tie convention. General
j mes II. Wilson for the Committee
on Resolutions George V. Massey,
Credentials, and George f. Pierce. Or
ganization.
Mr.. Massey, in discussing the situa-
ton, said: Il ain emphatically III
favor OF Mr.. Harrison. and / believe
that all the delegates from our State
are Inclined tho same way. ! must
admit, however, that | found the
Blaine sentiment in travelling from
colorado springs stronger than | cN.
pected. II will lie either Harrison. OF
neither, he said. and Alger am con
WINGED will develop strength in uneN-
pccted quarters thai will make him q
considerable factor in finally dctcrm-
ming the Untcome.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

The trustees OF Epworth M. E.
Church have purchased the lot at
Tenth and Lombard streets from Da-
yid and William Bush. The price was
$4,000 but on account of the purpose
for which It Is to be used, one-half the
bly, situated and Is S0xl0O feet. The
lot owned by the congregation at
Tenth and Church streets has been
sold to Heald n Co. for $500. The
plans for the new building will be pre-.
pared, and work commenced in O
short time.
The following donations have been
received toward the new building
William N. Field, $500; Mrs. Margaret
hilles, Sl0Ui Howard T.. Stats. $50: s.
+. hlanship, $50. Other contributions
have been promised. The congrega-
tion will commence holding service III
q tent on the new site next Sunday.