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The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20
Asthma Cured

By Schirmanns Asthma Cure. No waiting
for results. It's action is immediate direct
md certain A single trial conyinccs the most
Skeptcal Price 80 cents aud 81. of druggists
or by mail. Trial package free by mail. Send
your address 10 Dr.. +. Schfmann, st. Paul,
~
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20
Highest of all in Leaveninp Power-Iates u Govt Renor
tOA1 Baking
~ esssss 80 Powder.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
His Strong Point.

What clever, ingenious fellow Ber-
genseller Is.
How so' Inever saw or heard of his
doing anything"
That's it exactly. Manages to live with
out having to do anything"
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

IL is because persons who once try Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup always buy it again,
that its sales have been SO enormous. The
success of this great remedy in curing
cold, cough, Group and sore throat IS
simply marvellous.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Look out for counterfeits! See that Won
get the genuine Salvation OIL! Donot let
the dealer sell you something Just as
good" but insist upon getting the genuine
with the Bulls Head trade mark on the
wrapper.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

The devil is not taking any special pains
to Offset the testimony of the man who al
ways tells what he knows about God with
q long face.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Better find out what KIND of a founda.
tion you have under you before you spend
your whole life in trying to build a house
on it
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Many a man who is anxious to reform
the world has a gate that is hanging by
one hinge
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Duquette e. Co, of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
manufactured one hundred tons of Yankee
peanut candy during October, November
and December.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

At least one woman in five believes that
if she had been in Ewes place Adam would
be in the garden vet
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

The devil would never get n follower il
he corldn't make foundation of sand look
as safe as solid rock.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

The man who repents on sick bed from
which he recovers generally backslldes be-
fore he pays his doctors bills.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

WL.sky, if INDUCED in habitually, is sure
to spoil mans countenance. That is, it
will give him rye-face.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

BEEcHAM's PILLS stimulate the ptyaline
in the saliva, remove depression, give ap-
petite and make the sick we'll.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

There is great deal of preaching being
done In these times that the devil is not
finding any fault with.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Age increases the value of everything
except women and butter.
Egyptian children are never washed un-
til they are year oil.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Life insurance Is more popular in Amer
than in any other country
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

The mt II who succeeds i'll any calling is
the one VINO takes stand that means
something.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Physically Incapacitated.
Train ro0ber-"Hold up your hands"'
Museum freak QUIZ have to excuse
do everything with my feet"
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20
For Coughs and Throat Disorder

use BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Have
never changed my mind respecting them,
except think better of that which | began
thinking we'll of''--Rec. Henry Har&
Beecher Sold only in boxes.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20
Goes Cough Da.sam

Every good deed is the child of a good
thought.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Three million cent nickel pieces are
scattered over the United States.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20
WHanson.s nInric CORN SaIve

A fool empties his head every time ht
opens his mouth
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

This world is too small to make grave
deep enough to hold the truth.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20
She Goes Without.

OVCS
Il don't think I'll bother about getting
my wife Christmas present this year."
said Snodgrass.
why not" asked Snlvely
Il haven't seen anything | thought
needed
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

In manufacturing occupa tons, the aver
age life of soapboilers is the highest and
that of grindstone makers the lowest.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

1t pays to be a worker in any cause that
will make men wiser and better
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Warranted To cure or money refunded. Ask y
druggist for it. Price Is cents.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20
Catarrb Cannot be Cured

Cases of twins occur once i'll every 6
births
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

is the Oldest AMI best II will break up Cold quc
or than anything else. IL Is always reliable Try
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

England has hanged two of her public
executioners for murder
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Shilola's Cons um pttOn Cure
Is sold a guarantee. II cures Incipient Consums
tion- II s the best Cough Cure. 2cts, 5cts q Sln1
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

Lemons originally came from Lima.
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

See Colchester spading Boots ad, in other column
The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20

The man who buries his talent kills him
self
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
o ruD vOTyOM OF THE SEA
With All on Board in Just Ninety
WIN After She Was struck. -.

London, May 1.-THE captain a % ,n
steamship City of HAMBURG Mn-c ; "d,n
st swansea today from tiambufs' repoi 49,, 10
tbat ar | o'clock yesterday alleihoottii aIi
, ,nssel collded in fog Oil Irevose iieau.
coast ii Cornwall, with the snip IoI I ;.Sn
Eve,yn. bound with passengers any, " ',~l'
nrn form Rilboa. Spain, 10 New I'oF'' .M vi
Tbe captain of the Countess ENeiEh l".np
ahnarI the City of Hamburg, ana -,t't ',
R;ch,rds crawled to her through Il NJ -
The Countess Evelyn'S quarter. -NlH.''
seconds later the Countess tveiyh Wti'' ~
Icr with her crew of sixteen and with lii'e
p'H; nats ,>ere lowered at once from the ~!
Of Hamburg but the search i'll nc ~ p,"'
nd almost useless. Seaman J.ar'n W..
nickrI ND. but he died 4 few minus az w.
hnyiuc been brought aboard the stea'''>nli'.
The dead body of i Ittlr Girl as WV,
found Oothcryise the attempt III 'c'' AZ
The lost passengers were IL" '14&"Fh WI'p
and son and daug:lter of Il Spal:':'' ''l.i'
man in Ril6oa: Mrs. Williams. "eE F,r. ".It,'
infant daughter; two men named oI.t '',r
and IA I.ondoner whose paire mas Ao' ''e''
1rhe steamer Atlka, which a1r.Y"" 4,
Cariiff today. was damaged v"Si''Ir,"I ~ =
collision with IN unknow" siiin. ~. u" .''>
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
DOWN THE SHAFT
4 CAR AND ITS HUMAN FhGA"
Falls 5000 FEET
And Ten Men are Dashed 10
Bottom OF the Calulnc1 an"
Mipes-The Engineers fau't'

Milwaukee, May IA Haushton' A'ch''
special to The Sentinel says: Ten men Were
da shed to pieces in the Red jacket peIpen-
d;cnlor shaft of the Calumet ana 1iecia
mine at noon today The miners were con-
inc nm in the cage to dinner and the eng
neer hoisted the cage against tne 'iiio 49,,
the shaft. The coupling pm Dloho an. .,,
men were dashed downward over thlcc t" ~.
..nd feet TO the bottom. The names Oh INC
killed are: c.,oro,
Allen Cameron, son of Captain Cameron
in charge. .;, .,,;aouv.
James Cooking, single, supporting Willow
ed mother. child
Joseph Pope, leaves wife ana one onl i.i.
The wife was at the mouth or the snai' WIN
his dinner, and saw the terrible Ian u ANA
husband and his comrades. .-,rol
.Ionn Rodgers, leaves wife ana se'e'"'
children. 4,-fo,,r
John ticks, single, aged twenty-four.
Andrew Edno married, aSed loi th.oa
Robert Wuopla, leaves a vile anu 'ni'e
children.
James Trevo, leaves vile ana tllee ei'A' ,
80; $. Sullivan, single, aged forty.
No nouest has been held as yet,
The men were aboard SHIP nsea ii ,,''1:,
inc rock. and when the load or h'i ili'in
frss;obt reached the surface, the engineer
did not stop it in time but 1t went 10 ,iit
u tnn Of the derrick. when 1t broke loos2 an.
'op ~ .aIl, Win a crash TO the bottom OF
M tha Shaft AFR There is no way of reaching the
bottom, nor getting the dead men out hs,f eN
cept by going throushano ,,e ncarv tire,
hours before the true state OF AFFAIRS con,,
no 'scertained and 1t will be 'o";'ru' w. :,
inc before the bodies can ne ,i ';Ut +bcn
the surface 1t is necessary to h"'s st r .nu
five hundred and fifty feet b{ r"cs w thrn
the level of the next sll"I,' the drif.s. hoist
n ;"s jSa half bp m hs 1" an car Tic 5
Pope was Standing in the shaft ha~HG va a.
her husbands dime" when me 'S Snnm thi
ciient occurred. Twelve Ven t to h
m ic,mnas a n"l D as sent up accompanied
Ut The u. coroner and a jury are now '''' ->'''
q thorough investigation.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.
CONSTITUTION orFTcR
ATLANTA. May IS, isli
GrnoarIAs

90 A TT "a; May 10 Roasted coffee Arbuckl.,
kz-oVe 100 cases Lion "a. doe: Coverings ~ aoc.
Green-EItra choice 21c; choice good 2oce atr TO-
s S iIgise bugar-Granulated sac: powdered
sac ioa e5s white extra AZ New Orleans yeiiow
S12Ilhed }9&oa yellow extra 4x@4a. SyrupENew
S.1eahs ehoice soc; prime c6S40c; common 2oasoo
~ ~ rro'aSseS-Eenulne Cuba S5DSSc; imitation s2a2oc
rgas-Saek sog56c; green s0fboc, Nutmeg sSa70c
SloFes zoHS0c. Cinnamon i0n124c. Allspce lONlc
r.,oenheaa &c; good 5tc; common 4se; imported ia
han 9e foe: Salt,hawley dairy $3.50; icecream 81 TO-
sfGinlA foc Cheese - Full cream, Cheddars "a
Fsiow ian white sh- 6b!s pals soap
" ms s%2o8251 Csnd 'es-- Psranin lIIsc: star 1,o
Loossio0 soes $500 G3.7a zoos 10; sos
gross, $50 soda-Kegs, bulk, 10; do / 10 baggage
SSc cases. p SIC; do and y lbs &c. do. Y BIS e1o
Cr@1kefs-AAA soda SIC; XXX butter 64c; Xxx
Res oysters 6c shell and excelsior 7c lemon cream 9o
4AA ginger snaps &c; cornhills Sc. Candy-Assorted
SUCK a3fci French mixed l3c. Canned goods = Con.
censep mix :500GS co. Imitation mackerel 1854 90
ssine s6oV&7So FW oysters $500; l. w hiss: corn
k@oos';oo tomatoes $40. Ball potash $500. Starch-
aeafI SC; lump 44c; nickel package S. 0 celIuoid
S f &c or mixed pints 81 Clio quarts
kegsSIM Shot-si.60 = sack ' ~
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
THE MARQUlSE RING.
Solid Gold, Set with Eleven Jewels.

Every lady and girl in the United ted states
snise ring we offer is one of the then most GeaGs
Illul no Ia in;ning n pointed marQuise head
SoFm Mith ~ ten real pearls with beautifully
!, WF Sss long long, pointed stone, genuine dob b.
let ruby Of beautiful color Every so paf rod
the rn asrsnse ring is popular and will re-
Inc n on bacause it shows every precious
man H 81 Witch it is set. This ring is very
f rieh in appearance and will prove most
acceptable addition to any aoI LADY ssT 7e
case Price, including free den ;th stTn Of
n Seru Giving measure of finger to
papeF s''iN7 THE CONSTITUTION.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

ATLANTA, May 13-Flour First patent $500,
second patent - extra fancy $500; fancy family
900. Corn No.; white Gle; No. white Soc;
mixed 2gc OatsTexas rust proof AS doc mixed
sac. nay Choice timothy, bales 81 g0 No. tim.
othy large bales, Soc choice timothy bales 81 oO
NO timothy, small bales, SIC; No. timothy small
baies, sJc Meal Plain 5Sc; boted sic. Wheat bran
large sacks $780, small sacks 90 Cotton seed meal
-sl.% ewe Steam feed-Sl.10 r. cwt Stock peas a.
beans s2656275 y Blu; Tennessee Sl.75M2Oo. Grits
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
Smallpox in VIRGINIA.

Petersburg. Va, Nav 14.-Information has
been received here from i nromincnt .itil"r
OF Lunenhrrg county that there are twenty
cases of SMALL OK in the vicinity of the county
deaths Owing to the presence Of thc disease
mere nave been no sessions of the court
J 'unenhurS courthouse is .1out sixty miles
from Petersburg
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
Country Prouuca

ATLANTA. May Riggs l56171Sc Butter -
Western creamery 2S135c; choice Tennessee 2tla35c;
otner grades 6i2sc Live poultry-ru-keys 12!sc
q 10; hens IS 80; spring chickens, large 2025: small
sprlns l2s@l5c; ducks 20Gk24c. Dressed poultry
afkeys GiSc ducks l5c; chickens 2.tl5 Irish po-
Itoes, Burbank, Sl.p0G, 10 u bu; Georgia =.
SEED EASY rose $50 400 p bb peerless sl.50m3Oo
sweet potatoes new 75ee5c 4 bu Honey-Stranei
hhi si55gco 90; crate s25Gl.50 Cabbage-Lou AM
sl50al75 = crates Florida s1.5a20o Tomatoes 81. "a
Glib crate NN0S
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Dbl Lemons s3.5Od4.Oo Orauges-Fioridn ss 90 a. 50
nox. Coeoannts3a4 a4c pincapples sI.ooe2 doz
@ ~ ed SI5O 2G9 Fias y rise lsisins-
] &c; i.eshorn eitron 2j"25c Nuistmonds 10;
PstIs ~ tlfa irazIl1l u -. Fiibart, IL &C. Wal
nuts i21e0 l5c Peanuis-Vireinia ejectri, iirhs IA
tzc tney handpicked IL North Caro.in az 90 y;
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

The PrisoI haDi,ain :. - Kin. ON Cnristle
~ deus Murderer.

Concord n II, May 14.-t'rank Amy
vino is 10 hang nn Tuesday f1r The Aturd'T
OF Christie Warden. sill rcfrans from 'X-
pressing biJusclf POSSESSED 81 spiritual CON
sofa ton. and the OILY request mada OF ms
counsel. the Hon. Alvin Eurlcl2n, Oh the
occasion of lis last visit today. Was Tor a
decent burial. 49,
AIN was in valyins moods during the
in.er,Il ". ut times ueing fac"iiciis ana very
lively. whie again ne would b very ST.
rious. Daring this time, the darweii, w2o
was Watching nilu, says his eyes frequently
.l!e,i with t,:ics. 1c thanked the chaplain
Tor his efioris, bat di,n'i say that hls leel-
ing % doubt ,iS = the future hat been dis'
vrile,i. Der, Warden. Chri|tic'S brother.
wishes il" -" Ail.y halg',l. aad mas stared
! mn he il.ii,l> ne and ,'hHricS iitN!tt' WAo
/ nor Al1ry III The barn. viii be mere TUESDAY
morning.. liz rely to 5he suggestion that 1t
would be I trying ordeal for any spectator
! 70 SO so bad Il ln;;I as III" brutal murdeESSr
! ~ his sister strlnglcd - death. he sald:
Not for ne. Why, I'd like 10 DC tne exc
cntioner myself.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

ar ~ IA May % Gear rib stles. boxed I've;
ce-eurec Detiies I3c. Sa!tr-curei hams - fI-r ac-
;sa["lis.o ortad and avccase: ':ocna lie. Break
'"S' bacon 400- L@-i-Lea! lla@l2;; compound SAc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
THE DUBOsE IMPEACHMENT.
ru,o Tannessee Senate Begins the Arduous
Task Before 1t.

Nashville, Tenn, May 1O.-(Special?-
The state senate. sitting as i0ua: III,
nencbment with Chief Justice Ben]amn
J. Lea presidns met nnbos a.o Of the shelby
cn,ntv criminal court upon the tnlrty-siA
charges preferred by the house OF represent
tativeS. +ro soss;ors
,,-a ne coSnsnmed in reading the charges and
tho defendants reply thereto. 1t was 1ounu
that article p was defective in that certain
exhibits had not been furnished the co o LUZ
conied on the senate journal. ATTORNEYS
for the defense thereupon offered a resoiu-
ton that preliminary arguments ana ae'l S
by the court on the various motlons ~ u
PENDANT to quash the articles OF im o mav to
nreiudice the rights of the defendant ana ne
f. to have the full benefit of his sald mo-
| tions to quash and the same are 10 De az
gued by counsel on the conciuaing afs thnreon
| and the court is to take acton Inere. .
and dispose of the same IN the maj 'o'0
| on the merits of the case. .
After some debate the resoiu Uo was
| temporarily withdrawn. General Chaimels;
! of counsel for the defense, SAID ne e2ptE!eu
to nroye that not only has not a single I'M
neachable article been presented cut llaI
as question of law the mousse nas eAJ h,eant
Mt ali. The trial will last several weeks.
Y Testimony of the Day.
Nashville Tenn, May 14.-(SpeclaL)-
The court of impeachment engaged III me
trial OF Judge JuiiuS DupO'N' -
adjourned earlier than Install because an 'it
witnesses that have been summoned Ha'l
henn heard. The others will be here by
Monday morning, and it Is now thouSht
Thai the evidence for the prosecution Will
ar he in Tuesday evening.
T,ero was q lengthy re-eXamlnailon OF
X 4 Gibson yesterday dlIllhg winch
,he noitical situation at Memphis was gone
nrsr The evidence tended to >nCw That
! thcre had been ballot box stuihlnS.
The court then took 4 brief recess nat me
members might meet Governor Nofthch' OF
Georgia, VINO WAS present.
: Robert l.. Walton testified that he built
! a bathroom for Judge Dubose l; Il cost OF
| S3S-t The Judge borrowed the written CON
tract and never paid but $3.50 lie tined
= him for contempt and threatened 10 !nIl
y him when he asked the judge TO settle
- W. |. Cole Corrohoratcd Walton = t"stllnr v
u Dan Tarlty testified that he was fined so
: for tss;irr wi hnut his witnesses bonn:
:, heard Judge Dubose called him gi:'d
:. scoundrei
:, Thomas Kcely testified as to Farley's good
. character and confirmed his testllno.T
v LAWYER l.. I. II. Canady testified tn, I
y Judge Dubose threatened 10 pm hlm IL lllI
- il he secured tho release Of I;Alry hrnned'
= on a writ of haboas corpus ~ also th"r't
ened 70 nut Judge B. II. Estes in jail. lie
confirmed previous testimony rs 10 Duhnse
methods of selecting jurors. Deputy CLERK
IS A. J. Vaughn testified that hawdy house
keepers and Unlicensed liquor dealers sub
re 1nitted their cases aid paid The costs
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Cairo. ILL.,. May 1.-two men. supposed
to be those who robbed the Mobil" and Ohio
express car on the night of the It'll. were
arrested at Berkeley. Ky.. ard taken to
l-aketon last night. 1t is said they we!e
tracked from the scene Of the robbery t0
their hiding place by scraps of paper torn
from express packages
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

NEW YORK, May 13-The total visible supply
r.tor for the world ia 3,6l6, 311 bales, OF which
80os OIL bales are American, against 4ozs'oss anu
639 bales respectively last year Receipts NJ al IN
terror towns 1852 bales Receipts rom piA"'A''A
14Os3 bales. Crop in sight 626s.7oi Bales
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
A LOCOMOTIVE EXPEODE,.
Milling wv" Persons and Seriously IniuriD.
overall tr.!.c,~.

keadins, Pa, Bay i:}-'iwo persons VIZ
klle'A ana Scverili seriously ii.Iurt;A tx he
| explosion of Il locomotive en- t.ia Lebanon
| Valley branch OF ,Ac I'n.laG,ij,h.a and Read
| ING railroad at IebaHon today.
me Killed are: Levi Gokum, engineer, of
| this city. -
| john 1ok'lm. of Lebanon. aged fourteen.
a nephew of the engineer, who had rot on,
the engine TO see his uncle.
The ~ Jured are: ii@or,c s;altada, c,..,i,Ir-
tor, OF Reading probably fatally; William
Loudon, boy of Lebanon. wnu was ..,ii..
on the engine, fatally: william Ansparh.
the crossing wa@chman. {. tally il i1,,.,i
The latter'S dauohtcr. Annie. anp'l ~
teen, who had ju>t brought her fathers d;.I-
ner' was also seriously and pcrhans fataIi-
injured
Isaac Bearn, of this city. front brakeman.
was severely injured. Several persons i;y
INC square away were slightly iuiu.ol
Their names have not been learned The
locomotive is Il corrpieto WRECK IT, ~
c"motive Wis attach"H to . f. ight -r.in
and was standin" sill at the tive ~ No
explosion. the train having been sid. track
ell to allow passenger train ~ mss ~
gin"cr lokum's hofy was cut III Two I'is
little nephew, who lives in I.nhannn. who
frequently ACCOMPANIES his uNcl wfiIn o.
ing through this city for q ride il .ho cab Of
the engine. was also instantly iIlrN. IT;z |
body was carried over two hundred feet in
III" air. aH"hting on the roof of a nc;crh |
boring building. Gisembowc1eA and horrihI- |
Inangled One of his legs has not vet been |
found
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
osed steady; sales $500 nales.

Hubbard, Price ~ Co.'S Circular
NEW YORK. May 13- Tho statist,e a pI pos is
-. Ids nm by Saturdays Financial Chronicle IL o
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
THE COTTON MARKETS

CONSTITUTION OFFICB
: ATLANTA. May Is
yoea,-marke. steady; middling 7l-iso
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
HARP AND JAVELlN
wsS THE SUBJECT or Dr.
m.GEs DIsCOUHSE SUNDA1'
Wherein He Danws C"'hp"r''o"
the Enrssed saul and Da'i"' '"o
,ist-An Unusual Sermon

BROOKLYN, May 14.-(spcciaA),ln ms ms
sermon this forenoon in the brookiS , ia a'o =
e err Rev. DR.. Talmase brought ',. N y, a
eln and nractical conjunction suggested
tv' text perhaps never before 'nosen'
The II opening hymn, led by organ ana ro; cor
nat. and joined in by thousands OF voices'
was:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

The 18th day of February, 1885, ush-
erod in thu 18th anniversary of tho
marriage of B. Frank and Mary G.
DilNurth, who reside near Ashland,
Chrlstiana Hundred, and it was decid-
ed to celebrate it in fitting manner
Accordingly on the said day there as
sembled at their pleasant ard hand
some new residence near Ashlnd n
goodly company of friends and rcla-
| tiYes but owing to Indictment weather
several guests were deferred from at
| tending. However, good wishes and
congratulations poured in from ues
| Moines, Iowa. Long Island. New York,
| Ridley Park and other points not so
| distant, accompanied with beautiful
and valuable gifts of friendship.
| The bride and groom were the reeipi,
cnts of many handsome presents,
mostly in silyerware, also d lovely
painting. and many useful gifts which
time and space will not permit me to
mention. Suffice to say they will
silver wedding day. And last but
not least we must not forget the
dinner, which WAS all an cpl.
cure could desire, and the only re-
gret was that they did not all get there
to enjoy the feast. In the Afternoon
| there were some llterarylexercises, and
| Miss Kate S. Henry, a graduate ii
elocution. favored us with recitation
in her usual happy style, much to the
amusement OF tho company.
The day closed as all huppy day.
VIII, and the guests departed wishing
the bride and groom twenty-five year.
more OF welded life when the silve
day will turn TO golden.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

THROUGH petty jealousies OF a cou.
pie Of selr-wllied Republican candi-
dates for the United States Senator
chip from North pakota, the Demo-
Gratis In the L ,glslature. though In q
mbnority, have been enabled to elect a
senator. No Republicans regret that
q Democrat has been selected, how
ever much they mny regret tho quar-
rel in their own party that led to 1t.
Ths consam nation 10 one that gives
this democrats complete control OF
the United States Senate, without be-
ing In amy way beholding to either
TIC Poputists or any other loose
prineipled Sen ltuIs.
Tho result is gratifying to the lie.
publlcans. because 1t turns the Senate
over to the Democrats completely
giving them control OF the legislativ q
branches of the government. They
| have all now that tile heart could
wish FOR They have Grover Cleve
1 land for President, n Senate with a
clear Democratic majority, a Houst
with big Democratic majority, no v
there is nothing in the way to keel
them frem carrying out the principle.
of tho Chicago platform, which de
clares protection to he fraud and al
unconstitutional measure.
Now let ali extra session be called a
soon as Cleveland gets warm in hi:
Sc II and lot the work OF repeal of til