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Evening journal., 1893-06-27
HOTEL HECKLER,

Formerly Normandle, Corner Atlantic an
Pennsylvania avenues. Fitted up in first
class style. Open all the year.
HENRY HECKLER.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27
NOTICES.

NOTICE CE.-DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship.-Ihc firm heretofore trading under
the name OF John ID. Davis g. Son. llron rail-
ersl No. lO5 West Tenth street. have this day
dissolved by mutual consent The business
will be continued as heretofore by Leonard ID.
Davis, under the direct supervision OF John
ID. Davis. All orders thankfully received aud
promptly attended TO All bills due the'hrm
viii be collected by either member of the old
al No. 100 West Tenth street.
JOHN ID. DAVIS,
LEONARD ID. DAVIS.
NOTICE.-WHARFAG AND STORAGE,
~ Christiana river foot Of East Seventh
street. shipping facilities by three railroads,
Pennsylvani. Baltimore and Ohio and Will
mngtOn and Northern philadelphia and
Reading Connection. Vessel owners and
agents, contractors, merchants and dealers
generally are informed that they can obtain
wharfage and storage room on our property
at reasonable rates Apply 20 MCCULLOUGH
IRON COMPANY, Seventh and Railroad
Avenue, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27
CE-WHARFAGE AND STORAGE,
MEDICAL

MARRIED LADIEs,-sEND 10 CENTS
vi for "Infallible Safeguard (nO medicine
no deception3 Just what lyou want adies'
Bazaar. Kansas City. Mo.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27
REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-DR. WILLIAM +. SHER-
IL wood has removed his ofllce to No. s3l
Iatnau street.-Ielephone ~.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27
.TEAMER ULRIcA.

Boat leaves Wilmington. King street wharf,
daily except Sunday at T.25 a m, 800 and
600 p m. Sundays only, 900 m and l.30
and co. pm.
The 800 p m boat from Wilmington connects
at Pennsgrove with steamer Major Reyhold
for pennsville, New Castle, Delaware City
and Salem.
Boat leaves Pennsgrove at 600 and 1000 a m
and 4.3O p m daily except Sunday.) Sundays
only al 8 100 a m and ~ 30 and SEQ d m.
The 1000 IN boat from PennsgrOvo has con
nectiOns from Delaware River Railroad .
from Steamer Major ReybOld.
A. q. McCAUSLAND. superintendent
Evening journal., 1893-06-27
HELP WANTED
SITUATIONS WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN WANTSA A POSITION OF
a any kind; Is a good salesman or account
ant. Address II. r. this Office.
UTANTED-BY A MAN A PLACE AS
w cook In private family 1r boarding house
or TO take care of house for the summer.
Address 6l1 Windsor street.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27

fpAtIriAfJkh a.
ID OHIO RAIL-
ROAD schedule I'm
effect May a, 1888.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot.
East Bound.
s Express trains.
New York. week
days, SO OBJ, 81 81, ist0,
$40 30 "a m, sl2 "a,
e2 40, s5 38, 81 30 D m.
Sundays, t3 Wl. s8 co.
go 30a m, sl22i, s2 40,
Evening journal., 1893-06-27

"The Prince of Wales held levee yes
terday at st. Jamess Palace, says a Lon
don dispatch. Among those presented
to his Royal Highnessw Hon. Thomas
+. Bayard, American ambas sldor to
Great Biitain. All the naval and mill
tary officers present at the levee wore
crepe on their left arms, mourning
Evening journal., 1893-06-27

PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
1 VIII be sold at No. lO2O West Seventh
street, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE -,
at O'Clock. A quantity of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, such as Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Chairs. Carpets, Stoves, China,
Glass and Queeneware. Sale positive
SAMUEL &. PYLE.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27

Miss Minnie Yogt and aunt, Of Balti-
more, Nd, are the guests Of Mrs. Eugene
Lynch, of Maryland avenue.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Commercial Agent Carpenter
Preparing to Sail for Furth.
MORNING WEDDING AT ST. PAUEs.

Mr. and Mrs. Newall Take a wedding
Trip TO Niagara Falls-EIectric Car
Excursions the Most Popular Fad.
Henry #. Slater and Miss Marion
Miller, of New York, Join Hearts and
Hands.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27

Lee Blackburn, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27

Assessor Eugene Sayers had a severe
attack of cramps last night and was not
able to be at his Office to day.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27

w. J.. Murphey, of Boston, Mass, is
visiting friends in this city.
Evening journal., 1893-06-27

William B Sharp and wife, who have
been to the Worlds Fair, returned TO
this city to day. Their daughter, Miss
Mollie, remained in the West,
Evening journal., 1893-06-27

c. E. Mitchell, of desmond, England
is registered at the Hotel Willis. He is
on his way to the World Fair.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-10

ons pointing out that workingman militia?
Now to New York the witchmes strike We
find here that Mr. Doyle division Leh Valley
hoyng provoked strike by his switchmen through disregard
law OF New York state put his uniform
brigade to the popular with the striking sh
this ever Russia ITSELF but what does Flower
whole trouble by promising that the 1ohon shall
compelled
ALL He orders out 1000 mta to back
nature took the part the 475 who constituted body
the actual strikers ' :
After the incident ended Doyle removed?
remains the militia
again ordered his brigade be readiness
strike at Dunkk !. That Legh Valley railroad
through superintendent brigade state
wishes to it's employees and Gov Flower and
authorities to think this quite should
Is wonder that all the labor resolving
that the state militia place for workngmen?
we somewhat carefully reviewed the events which
working the American the
90 not afford pretty adequate explanation it?
AS we have said times this the coming
Crisis in this country the result OF seizure the
sfnde the people to the One phase this
OF the puocrats against those who resist the
people to this atempt-New Nation
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-10

number OF states taking active steps
Referendum before legislatures
petitions have been circulated popss asking following
proposed amendment the
thereof for their ratification The following the amendment which
presented to the legislators printed
V.-LEGELATIvE
Section legislative this
Assembly, which
the enacng clause
people the State California
enact olows provided however, that
state political division thereof shall
proposition majority of the said
ton OF the submission OF such law proposition
by the board
hereinafter provided law proposition adopted SHALL
such law cannot be repealed except by majority vote OF the
all the electors the
legislature each house thereof the
proposition of tile people, henefore provided
the election submit such
nation less than
OF the state for their dappov
board OF supervisors other
city whose
shall signed by the
county city and county city asking for the submission
proposition to the electors thereof the
vsors other officer officers whose duty it is
camations shall the election submit
son forty days
election thereof their approval disapprova The
petitioners
proposition shall shall whole number
the election
Votes such proposition submitted
the
provided by law
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-10
Why the Workingmen are Boycotting the Militia.

the industrial situation inst
present than the unanmiy with which the
take that the OF the proceedings
which contain lists that
militia has been used instrument labor the
calling WOrkngmen enlist
withdraw
too that the workngmen of the country
their distinctive
hostility toward the militia We understand
the detection workingmen from the ranks of the
become serious matter.
This things wholly States where the
feeling sody been one
pride affection In the old world the soldier
with said
time only few months fact that similar feeling definitely
Oped
pointing change view STARTLING
alarming champion
capitalism the basis industry They
deporabe US our contem
utterly disagree with them should
for it.
wokngmen new at
ude entirely contrast with the traditional American
circumstances connected with the calling of the militia
and New York furnish expana
ton of what has happened calmly facts
the militia called
system the nhumaniy which
capitalists who onvt
their unpaid labor against free labor
workngmen Is that Tennessee workngme
declare that workingman traitor his
force likely to be made the of such
Pennsylvania the calling the militia
the popular he had needess provoked Homestead
attitude and behavior Of Gen Snowden COL
Colonel Streaor together with the Private incident
70 70 s'ec ~ Gne nosts OF every IN the United
States The OF
Dogbeys who coOpated with them clearly indicated
the militia to have interviewed the between
his
fact
the Federation Labor meeting at Philadelphia
months alter these should have
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-10
organization because the Democrats minority ct Memphis
ought not and will not succeed The spirit prevailed

il minority At Monha
ought not and Will not succeed The spirit that
Brethren be deceived stand great the Alliance
still beating trob
men forgive him. by INTENT high bis position turn tSe
out We must teach puocracy then when alleged
leader they but individual
remain the grea buwark of reform.
earnestly
to his allegiance his nhbos with
u.s. we can Jay down no general plan that would suit all
Inc nrst pressing thinking
with those who do with especially whose
lowed the plow with eyes wide open political bosses
with tight shut We be
the old guard" with Differences
from the first essential
earnest thoughtful study discussion
differences Organization perfected will carry principles victory
Those who realize the necessity organization to project
labor become missionaries aid the one
mas an influence You responsible for the our
Chan
witty You aid this work by
OF purchasing adding
your circulating libraries When
them to nghbo who members
the line of demands
nort direct attention
Alliance occasionally take the
cause them to unite with your
WILL germnae and bear fruit should
form Assist the possible is doing
grand work under difficulties
stand by friends first. - 49, =
An excellent plan started last
seed plant ready cash
ao9 ana use OF the to be used fund
our earnest whole
records for final action
February 18th, will be published. ~ -
Approved Yours fraternally, Il L. LoucKs
H. c. DEAfAnNG, Secretary - = President
E DEAN, Executive Committee.
l.. LEONARD,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-10
Report Of the Executive Committee of the National Farm
er's Alliance and Industrial Union.

mankind and brothery love among ourselves
al and all
With inquiry these lines and in this spirit there wonderful
institutions he danger BY the
Of nation the few the and
sP
6 s % a9
@ sSa 9 @ s s sas
mands
an
that our cstad ave-
es
They ingenious corrupt suited the Having
posa i. unlimited
we % @
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dane: n;
evil For years we wond
@ss
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q 4: js;:$s { s:s ss e; s9
the % s s6es s
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purposes true
and newer viii
g no n0 will LIKE Ts o W. the order We offer
to accomplish our It is our duty principles
following compact other
Official proceedings St. Louis, page so:
DEMANDS
ST. LOUIS Mo-. December 6, 1885,
the and i en tee
ONE ON s o p e eSnss
All non a a 5
by % "a % the for
dg Of both act
agreed carry Objects we will sup
port office
pies At ocaa we find the following page 81 official procesdn
and platform @
people, platform vote taken on it by saoes
''':s %sss1s ny
o S St. 5 s Mutual Benefit Association can stand quars
Thas he Convention the
n s on Oao e1eoy %Gs and @
and demand that all subordnat bodies
this rational the
hksas eae and
yes Florida YES Georgia yes Illinois,
I Mississippi se I y s
dsssnt &. Michigan Texas
Virginia, West Virginia. California, yes
2 That national officer either State
foregoing suspended
for candidate who does pledge
himself or themselves to the ST. Louis platform"
The Alliance heal wounds than all other
influences combined No patriot lover country
will destroy the national ra+erna spirit happily
Tns ATTEMPT DO crime claim that
delegates supporters unfair
At St. 1885, overwhelming majority the delegates
Democrats The present from West did
They had brethren politicians At Ocaa $780,
there Republicans and few but majority
Democrats intensely partisan resolution passed by
almost unanimous the antiorce bill resolution
Democratic congressman and Senators kept the it's
The Republicans peoples ALI
did because Democratic
reference They the resolution because Democratic
but because right The attempt therefore, partisan
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-10
SEEDS.xrn5 1 sooI,

50o.000 Rhubarb & Asparagus roots loo. 900
vegetable plants in season. All the leading var
feties. Also Raspberries plants and a select stock
Of small seeds etc, CHEAP. Send for prfcelst sent
iree Mention this paper. Address E. B. MAR.
TER, Jr. Box 517 Burlington N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11
WILL USE CLOSURE


lCopyright fsae by the United Press.l
LONDON. Dec. 1l--The house Of lords
virtually rejected the employers liability
bin last evening by inserting clause
which would allow workingmen TO ex-
empt themselves by contract from the
other provisions Of the measure. From
the first. the contest concerning the bill
hascentered upon this 60 called contract
ing out clause. The government will
not be able 10 accept the measure with
the amendment which 10 calculated 10
render the whole Law futile. The labor
members Of parliament and the leaders
If trades unions have bound the CON-
moncrs 10 Withdraw the bill ia case the
lords should insert any provision for
contracting out.
One % the loudest cries in the next
election campaign viii DO Away with
the house Of lords"
NJ the cabinet meeting yesterday II
was decided Ia use the closure and every
other parliamentary means 10 pass tho
parish councils bill through the house
~ commons before the Christmas re-
cess Tho unionists. thinking that now
is the critical period in the life OF tho
bill, are raliying their forces 10 ohstruct
and defeat IL Tho absentee eonserva.
tive members have responded with ex-
ceptional prompinuss 10 the summons
q the whip 10 come back and help some
other measure. The government has
issued notice insisting upon full at
tendance % the liberals and besides be
Ginning Saturday sittings. will suspend
the ~ o'clock rule. BY these means
the house viii be kept at work on the
ban day and night
q. T.. Russcll. parliamentary secretary
~ the Iueisn Office. made rather curk
Gus statement IN the house 81 commons
lat evening n 10 the conditioned Indian
finance and tho need % an Indian loan.
he virtually attributed the necessity II
lean 10 the reduction u the unused
balances TO fl.s,2,0O and tho obiiga.
tons 10 spend cs0poooo BY next April.
The situation 10 Ia tact a. follows: since
TIE closing - India's msnts % free coin
age ~ eiiver. the India couoeil has hor-
rowcd kS.soo.00o. partly on six months
balls aud partly By sale II debentures
In the eoaing year the council must
provide f.Ipn.npo. Including the pay.
ment or renewal % this years biIIa In
dian trade = IN worse eondition than
II any time before the eiosing al the
msnss and the Indian treasury 10 In a
state which eauss grave apprehen~iona
Tho cueneifs pfs~ent loan 20 fl0ooo.Oo0
must be snppiemente'i by snofhes With
IN year q snything hke ofsiss . 10 be
Fsstoresi 10 indisn finance.
Ssgnor Cfi@pi's return % power In
Italy = hailed With delight 81 the for
eign ofs'cee here. slnce the beginning
q The ef'ras IN ii"ms this sweat has b-ea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11
+" Women Have
Hard Times! "

THE MINISTER who made
this declaration from the
pulpit knew the truth of
what he said.
wONAN's LOT IL hard one
socially. morally aud physi-
caliy.
MUCH OF HER existence IL
n,ouotonous aud filled with
cares or sorrow.
SHE SEEMS born To suffer.
created for pain and lifted to
endure.
IT Is fortunate that she il 80
endowed for she certainly
has many SORROWS and great
suffering.
THERE Is the mysterious de-
velopment OF girlhood, the
care of maternity and the
change which comes as she
grows older.
VERY OFTEN. too. she is
thrown upon her own re-
sources. without protection,
without assistance, and with
out a friend.
WHAT A GREAT cause for
thankfulness IL should be
that scientific discovery hae
given her the best friend that
any woman has ever had.
1T is "a friend in need"
IT is a friend certain to aid.
IT IS friend for her girlhood.
her maternity, and her later
years.
1T HAS been the best friend
to millions of women during
the last twenty years.
1T Is that grand, that reliable
remedy. Warmers Safe Cure,
WOMEN WHO were weak.
worn. weary. have been made
strong. bright and happy by
it's aid.
WOMEN WHO felt despon-
dent and melancholy have
been made cheerful and joy
Gus through it's friendly
power.
WOMEN UPON whose faces
could be seen the expressions
of care, the palcness of pain,
have been made bright, joy
GUS and happy by its reliable
aid.
WOMEN WHOSE lustreless
eyes have shown the begin
nings of despair. have been
made bright. joyous and
happy by its reliable aid.
is IT any wonder that this
great Safe Cure has become
so popular.
is 1T at all surprising that it
is used so universally today.
ASK ANY woman OF your ac-
quaintance and she will
frankly tell you what we now
say: That this great Safe
Cure has become SO popular
among women entirely be.
cause it has proven itself to be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11

GUARDS TO Sc INCREASED

fc.pyrl<hs la b. shs rnis q Pssss.l
BsRLfS. Dec. lo-Ths time Of the
rsiehstag wss taken up yesterday sith
TIA hnndrum debate on bills u minor
inpostsscs. La the hobbies siso the
subiect u the commissioa On the pro
posed bourss taxrs uss isDguidly die
GUESSED until the news came u the an
srchist outrage in the Preach chambeF.
Then every body wakencd mp. and the
explosion Was discussed In all Is phases.
In the course Of the evening number
u members Of the reichstsg went 20 tho
chaneelierie Ia inquire what protection
th-re Was against similar outrage IN
the relchstag. Chanesllor Caprivi AZ
result 81 tho scare. gave Instructions
that the guards about the reiehstag be
Increased in number AID that all tick
cts d admission be carefully scrutipized
before those presenting them be allowed
10 enter. although be thinks that the
present arrangements In this respect are
well nigh perfect
Helped Miquel's Duty Scheme
The composition Of the bourse tax
commission j. such as TO assure the gov.
eFnment ~ the support OF a majority Of
it, twenty eight members on the con-
mission report. The intemperate lan-
guago used by Lieutenant Liebermann
Non Sonnenburg. when the bill was sent
10 the commission. In attacking bourse
operations generally as immoral and
bourse spcculations az swindles. rather
tended 10 strengthen DIR. Miqusl's
bourse duty scheme. The proposed
wine tariff will stand. but the tobacco
tariff will have To he greatly modified.
A tax on luxuries Involving q compli-
Gated tariff affecting In daily use except
nseessaries Of life IL under considera-
ton by the government 10 I'LL the gap
left BY they alteration OF the wine and
tobacco duties The finance projects.
however. will not be decided until after
IsrislmaS
To kill the Gar.
Mail advices from 81. Petersburg re-
port the discovery Of large quantity
OF dynamite on the night OF December
5ih on aibargc. The barge. which was
carrying building timber. was suspected
by the police and was stopped and
searched. Three boxes Of the explosive
were found concealed underthe timber.
The skipper and crew were arrested. A
medical student to whom the dynamite
was addressed was captured later. He
had IN his possession q number OF anti
dynsstic documents When fiogged he
confessed that he had proposed making
bombs with which TO make an attempt
on the life Of the czar while out on his
daily drive. 4 number OF supposed ac-
completes were arrested. among them
being several ladies and several army
officers
Emperor William is again suffering
with his ear disorder which renders him
exceedingly irritable. The report about
his alleged deafness Is entirely false.
At a meeting OF the bundesrath DIR.
Won Meetch went 60 the length OF de-
claring DR.. Miquel's financial schemes
might disrupt united Germany. The
emperor. upon learning this. advised the
king Of wurtemburg 70 dismiss DIR. Won
Meetch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY!
a Great Mistake.

A rscens discovery = that headache
clxzine 3. dasiiness coafasioa of she mind
ca. are due - der&nxefEent of she nerve
eenters wbsca supply the braln with nerve
fslrces that insilsessioa. dyspepsia. neuralgia.
wius In stomach. etc. arise from the deranre-
rnens % tile ncrvc ceafers supplying these or
khns Nfth serve hnid or fore. This i likexiss
tftie - nianv Diseases a the heart and lungs
n . nerve sgt "a - so a telteFaph system
na vii 30 zen ~ tho AccompAny>n a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11

rn& The littis
Eilfta itne1 are
49, nerves whlch
coHFef the nerto
4 y . IRON ao
neFNo crnltrs %
escfy part q tt.3
tCziy, f,lst - tho
elpCtricctIrreutit
conseycd altln4
80 telegraph
wfrFs 10 = very
statlcn. iArTe or
sHail. OrtlinErY
physirla1s tafl 20
REGARD thls frt,
fusloszf % treat
fuz The nerve Gen.
tiers Tor the cAll<a
ct The disorders
arising tflsrefrpla
they treat tho
part affected
Fr<nklin Niles
" D. LII n. the
highly celebrated
.UnelIllar and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11

The Commercial csefit eosapaay Il
hess insisiuisea ahd ssnt. yosf rssfsn.
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49, = EstsgN ssoFsfse sFsas AT hera ~<>9
tsF sbilaFeA tea - N hsoshes ths skliA
fsl.s sss : ~ tsss sssss<ls - lsssFfkssA
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11
Her Best Friend.

demnity to coyer the expense Of the
Spanish campaign and for guarantee
against future attacks
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Chicago Scrvicc
vim.
O.. It. ~ 4.

SOLID Trnins-tSuick Time
10 CHrcsoo Morning train. CON.
posed Of tirst rlass coaches and Wagner
Buffet Parlor Car. leaves Grand Rapids
at 1910 a M. and runs through solid to
Chicago. arriving ut 400 ,. IN, making
all afternoon connections Tor the west
Night train with through coach and
Wagner Sleeping Gar leaves daily at
lfs0 p. m. arrives Chicago so' a. m.
FaoH CBicsao s,olid train leaves
Chicago 1T Alb p. M. arrives Grand
Rspids $50 p. "a. Night train leaves
daily 90 ll:s0 p m. srrises Grand Rap
isis ID a. m. Cali telephone 0sk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11

Sofa pillows and head resls You
viii find the best assortment In these
goosis "a Cofl. Knott u Goa
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AXE SHORE &
l. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

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WITH = krts a. l. ~ hgA fufrns tks snlek
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We have . largo assortment % new
snd attractive patterns and yop will End
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11

II win pay you 10 call on Gee, ID Her
riek. 5b Pearl street. before you buy
pour piano or organ.