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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-19

strictly confidential. send for circulars. -
Office Hours: o H.M. to 3 PM.
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The following are a few Of the many that have
been entirely cured of Rupture by DIR. J. d.
Jacob 6. schant, 1870 North Broad ST., Phila.
+. b. Rossiter. Fhoenixville, Ia.
II. A. Hall. Newton, N. J.
John II schearer Yellow HouseP O. Berksco. Pa
A, s. Kleingema, Limekiln P. o.. Berks Co., Pa.
s. Jones Philips, Kennel Square, Pa.
A. A. idewonthy, Centrnlia, Col. Co., Pa.
L. C. Hess, Rockhill, Pa. ~
F. A. Kreitz, slatington, Pa. " 5....-. 3D..
Il. NJ. Small, Mount Alto, Pa.
jas. Davis, Pittyille, 22nd ward, Phila.
\: h !, kunsel, lISl Linden e. Allentown Pa
q. r. Benny, 6O4 8. 10th st., Phila.
Rev. 9. II. Shermer, snnbury, Pa.
D. J. Deilett, 2lt s. 18th St. Reading, Pa.
l. p. Deturk, Jr., Obey Berts Co, PA.
| !. Genseheimer. Clayton, N. J..
q. K. Danenhower llo9 Columbia Ave, Pa.
Q: C, Piper, 7s5 Pearl ST., Reading, ia.
| Vim. Grantlend, Gloucester n. j..
| NJ. Shaw, winona Avenue, W. of Morris street,
| Germantown, 2hila.
VIM. Dix, 1926 Montrose st., Phila.
| Thomas 3. Hartuug, New Ringgold, Pa.
| G. Lecke, 22si Reese ST., Phia.
J. q. Quimby, 24l Pearl ST., Reading. Pa.
R. g. Stanley, 42l Spruce, ST., Lebanon, Pa.
A. Schneider. Locust Dale, Pa.
ID. B. Noll, Mmekiln =. o., Berks Co. Pa.
G. A. Deturk, Birdsboro, Berks Co, Pa.
Wm. E. Harlenstlne, Phoenixyllle, Pa.
VIM Enebach ,624 Washington St, Reading, Pa.
John e. Lyme, 1910 Howard St, Harrisburg, Pa.
Chas. Smith, 4l2 Greenwich st., Phila.
@. Burkhnrd, 40 Locust St., Reading, Pa.
q. C. Keehn, Douglasyille, Bsrks Co., Pa.
Henry l.. Rowe, Poitstown, 70.
g. l.. Swartz, Poynette, Wis.
Vim. ]. Bibg haiis 52g Taylor st., Camden, Nj.
Alfred Haley Phillipsburg, Nj.
X. Msgill. Glen Lock, Chester Co. Pa.
Mr.. Beckard Bird st GeFnantown, Phila.
John shupe, Telford z. O., Mongt Co, Pa.
VIM. Ettinger, Lecsport Pa.
=. Crabtree, 290i Pnlethorp St. Phila
IL. s. Greedy, S5l7 North 2nd st., rhiia.
Philadelphia Office Is closed on the 2nd eatur-
day OF each month, DR.. J. b. Mayer being at the
Hotel Penn, Reading, Pa, to give treatment 10
persons in that vicinity on that day.
CDR. J, b. Mayors terms for treatment Is in
reach ofall Call and get cured
N. B. Persons from out Of town can receive
treatment and return home the same day,
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T,oR SALIs-Two 2-story brick houses.
IL No. 80 and % f. 97d street; pay ing
10 per cent. on the investment. Apply to
II. u. Vernon, this office.
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TRAINS ltAN Il MAEkfi' ST. STATION
For New YORK. week days = %. 'sU1.
- 81, I'll - n. IN.
For Philadelphia, week days, si5 GO
V 90 SEQ, 20 80, III 80 a. in; Il a. ) 30, Q 10
p. IN. sundays % Il. M; i u, ) 80 10
p. m.
For Baltimore, week days. IS, G 90
IS %. I'll 30 a: m; s.. y 50 pm. Sunday,
q ~ u. M; : IS. 3 70 y. m.
For Laudenherg and Way Stations, week
days, $50, 10 20 II. M; : 10, , % p. IN. sun
days. o . a. M; : IS. 5 90 y, IN.
Chicago and Pittsburg. $50 a. m. daily
except Sunday; 'l2 ~ = 50 p. III. daily.
CiucinnaI and 81. Louis, I'll - a. IN.
daily nNt.rnl sunllN.
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v AIDES make go a wceA who writeror
Ia usRt home. No cauvaSaing. tteply
with addressed and stamped envelope
womau's Cooperative Toilet Co. Nln9)
porAtedlSoath ben 1. Ini. In
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uknpICn LADIES SAFEGUARD.
WHhnIEu Patd. No medicine. No
equal. Money returned il not sutisiac,
tory. Send l0c. TO LADIES' NOVELTY
CO., Kansas City, Mo. m3l-am
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NOTICE.

NJ. F. DAVIS. Jsweler. . e. end 1t.
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w ANTED-Buyer tor good books,
w novels and music. for less than
bulf price at Clara's old bool,sto 2l6 T..
eth street. ml1-tf
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LNoB SALE-One good sized safe; COM
Il bination lock burglar proof inside.
Apply 10 Thos. McCombs, leather factory
200 Shiplcy street. jS-tf
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M ANrED--By a young man, q job
w driving any kind of a team; has
had experience. Address NJ. o.. this
office. ai5-2ts
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IXTANTED-Man and wife, or young
wv men uoarders. ut $40 West st. al7-O'
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w ANTEp.A rst,class c, cn se Ssc ei
Market street bridge. nls-tt
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THOR SALi.-Iiouse No. Tul West 10th
u street, but little cash needed. ln-
mediate possession. Apply ut No. 500
Shipley street. ais n
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w ANcED-By young man. work in
wv store, office, driving or country,
at low wages. Address w. 4. W.. this
Office. alo-3t'
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A TTENTIoN - Persons ues ring pure
~ drugs aud chemicals. or wishing
their prescriptions or private recipes
carefully compounded with pure mater
iRis, should 70 TO tho drug store of II. IL.
BRfNGHURST. No, az Market street.
W ilmington. Del. 70
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TOR SALE CHEAP - 2-story frame
u dwellings Nos. 2405-7 West Second
street; 240T hasa stable adjoining Ii; only
$500 required In cash and will take mortg.
age for balance. Apply to Frank Yer
non. this Once. or oil Monroe street.
mrI-tf
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1INOR sALE-Flrst-class restaurant In
II centre of city. long established and
good stand, doing u large paying business.
Thoroughly equipped. Good reason for
selling. and must lie sold. VIM. ID. Miller.
real estate agent, 4 W, eth st. a41m-eod
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BUSINESS SALE.

WAGONS tn at wear well Mt a fair price.
Try one. W. HAMMOND. Secoud and
Trench streets Wilmington, Del. f7-6mt
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NY ANTED.-Help FURNISHED for hotels
w restaurants and private families at
short notice. Apply at the Wilmington
Intelligence Office. No. s05 Shipley street
mrli-tf
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wv ANTED - by young married
wv couple. three unfurnshed rooms
on I'd or ID foor. IN western prrt o. city.
Address "Fla.," this oiiiee.s als-2tt
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H'oR HENT-Large or small. nicely pa.
IL pared. furnished or unfurnished
CONS Apply to Mrs. Mary L. Smith, No
wv fihe street. G3-tf
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A GENTS make $500 a day. Greatest
II Kitchen utensil ever invented. Re
tails for Is cents. = to 8 sold In every
house, sample. postage paid. Forshee &
Mcsiakin, Cincinnati. ohio.
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w ANTED-Ap American girl for gen
wv cral housework, reference required,
nj 120C Jefferson street. alf-3tt
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WI ANTED--l.0 900 pigeons by Anderson,
w Front and Union Streets for which
highest market price Will be paid. aS-tf
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'yIT ANTEp-Boarders;, pleasant rooms
w with or without bourd Ut No. DI
Wcst Fifth street. Iy5-lm-ws
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WI ANTED,-A neat American white
w girl for general huuseworl. IN
family OF two. pleasant home, at Gi7 West
9Th street. alS-gt'
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TOR sALE-Cheap. for want OF use
IL one oak no-top surry buggy. I'm first
class order; price 500. Also one oak pole
for same buggy. Apply ut this office or
No. oil Monroe street. a29-tf
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UT AHTED-Man and wife without
w children TO take II four room house
and board occupant OF store. Call at gil
West Eighth street. -...... j2i-tf
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LNOR SALE CHEAP-Tor want OF use. /
q double set OF harness with breast
and round collars; also carriage
pole. all in first-class order. Apply 10
Frank Vernon, this office or 9ll Monroe
street. IlG-tf
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TNoR SALE--A fine 2-ycar.old AYRSHIRE
IL stock bull. Apply or address q. II
Negcndank. Greenvllle. Del. aS-tf
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LNOii SALE-0nc walnut chamber suit.
Il one walnut book case and writing
desk. one walnut hat rack. Apply to Mrs
Mary Il. Smith, fth and Pine SITS. Asst
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TNJK SALE--Cheap. a two-seated surry.
II nearly new. Apply at Sll W. Sth
street. or Mcdaniel Bros. stable, liz W.
nth street. asst
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INoR SALE - Cheap. one furniture
II wagon. s. g. Simmons s. Bro.
Front and TAtnall streets. nl,-lt
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ENOR SALE--Two nice houses 18th and
IL West streets. near the new bridge ;
inside water closet, heater. front porch /;
front and side yards. Come and look AT
them. Il. J. Writ. 400 Lombard st. ala Ct
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F0h SALE.

INoa SALE - Good horse, cheap
II Mcdaniel Bros, 18th and Trtnal
streets, alter q. IN. ale-2t.
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ENoR SALE CHEAP-A we'll established
IL cabinet AMI upholstering business
Address q. u. this office. ms
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I,OR SALE-For want OF use. a riding
u bride and suddlc. VIII sell cheap
Apply to sos W. 18th street. ah-tr
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ENoR HENr-A 4-room mouse. Apply 10
i d. Mckinney, Third and Monroe
Hreets jyl5 IL
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baltimore ana washington wceA DAYS.
= 40, o.. * Il a. M; +l2 10. .! o.. 8G5 @45t,
% ~. IS l., - IL y. III. Sundays = 10, o.,
Y q y. MI "l2lG "2u5. sos, u ii. 70 3d'
IS II, 81 10 p. m.
Baltimore aud Way stations, o. u. m.
3D1 p. III. dnilv.
Newark. Dei. week days " 20, Z o., IS Il
a. m. az ii, o.. - 81. s6aG 81, IS Il, 20 lG,
II 10 p. IN. Sundays, Il 40 o., Is Il a. IN.
'l2 H. 305. - 81, ~ 81 I % 's II 20 ID, IL NJ
p. m.
pittshmg. g I7 a. m; 81 p. m. daily,
Chicago, Is Il AIM =! Is, All, % 10 D. IN,
daily. -
Cincinnati and st. Lous IL 10 p. m. aud
80 Ii y. Ia. daily.
SingeriY accommodation, : o! a. IN, +; 3 O5.
z 81 and II 10 p. m. daily,
Iandenberg accommodation, week DAYS.
{ %, II 90 II. M; 3 % aud 10 y. IN. sun.
days. 30 a. M. !; > o. d y. m
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ENOh RENT Elegant storage rooms: tin
l. building. az N. W. Cor. 9th and Tat
naii streets Inquire to A. A. Hamnright.
BIZ King street. alG-titI
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InRESS CUTTING by Roods Magic
IL Scale, at COS Market street. ASST
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TOR RENT-2i story communicating
rooms. ortwo on third floor. to a mics
Ia nily. Ils W. Nth street al8-3t.
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FOR SALE


L1OR RENT room house. with bath
II fi9. Apply At 400 Sherman ct. als-2'
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Leave Philadelphia. Broad streok for
" ilmington te1pressj $50, zen. rs. s.S,,
VIZ 1920 1884 lille A. NJ, si2.y5,
i'2 2,o2 a.49 s.s3 40I. Al. sos. $50, SOD
Night.
ACCOMMODATION. SO. 7.s5. 1888 iI.4o A..
~, I.S2. 2.aS 80. i.0i Asa. a. SIS 1908
10. ~ and l1.39 y. NJ.
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Figures That Give One an Idea How Much
Moro Rapidly States South Of the Do
minion Of Canadn Have Grown Than the
Countrv Hinder nritfsh Rule.
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Wilmington oaivanil-
IN ing Company, No. 1903 Walnut street
arc prepared to I'LL orders on short
notice. mrl-eod-tf
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POoMS FOR RENT. at ). Il. cor. Fifth
LII and King sts. 4. M. Wier. al0-tf
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Es1gI.iS'Iii jKi|||,gTs;,y3
CAN BE CURED
A CURE GUARANTEED
DIR. J. B. MAYER,
Inl5 Arch St. Phila.. Pa,

ness, attcsted by thousands of cures, endorse
.lents Of physicians ladies and prominent citi-
yens can be seen at office. Consultation free and
strictly confidential. Send for circulars o.
office Hours H.M. to PM.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-23
SWITCHMEN ARE UNEASY,

1t rs Believed That All VIII Strike
Within Twenty.Four Hours.
CHICAGO, Feb. % There ia a very I'M
easy feeling among the switchmen of this
city and strike on all the roads within
twenty four hours is not improbable.
The men employed on the Belt Line this
morning demanded an increase in wages
amounting to nesrly Is per cent. The Of
6cals of the company informed the men
that they were not unfriendly to moder-
ate advance, and asked them not to do any
thing for the present which would preoip-
itats a strike. A meeting of the general
managers of all the roads entering this
city was called to-day. After the confer
ence President Thomas of the Belt Line
stated that the situation was serious, but
he did not think there was any reason to
fear strike.
The meeting of the general managers
was held to arrange plan of action in
case the switohmen go on strike. The
action of the Santa Fe switchmen at To
peka yesterday in asking for an advance is
regarded as an indication that If there is to
be strike 1t will not be confined to Chi
cago. The managers will meet again to-
morrow, and it is the intsntion to make all
possible preparations to meet the trouble.
The Burlington pc ople are not so appre-
hensive about their switchmen as they are
about their engineers. A committee of
engineers has arrived here from Iowa to
consult with other employees of the Bur-
lingtcn and aleo with the management of
the road for the purpoes of demanding the
same rules governing time and pay as pre-
vail with conductors and brakemsn.
LATER-The switohmen and switch
tenders on the Chicago and Western and
Indiana road surprised the officers of the
road by going on strike tonight, and as
the road is the belt road, over which the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago,
Wabash, Chicago and Eastern Illinois,
Chicago and Erie, Grand Trunk and Obi
cazo, Atohison end Santa Fe enter the
city, not train over one of these roads
was able to leave the city to night.
The number of men out Is not over 800,
but there is strong probability that the
strike may spread to other roads.
$50 M-At 10 O'Clock the police In the
yards were reinforced by detachment of
Piukertons and force of detectives in the
employ of the road. The detectives and
watchmen began work on the switches and
all the trains which should have gone out
early in the evening were made up and
the last of them was sent out by mid
NIGHT
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-23
COY Is BREAKING DOWN.
Make a Scene when He Ascends
the Scafold To.Morrow to he

The Omcials Fear That He VIII
Make n scene when He Ascends
the Scafold Tomorrow to be
Hanged.
PIrTsFIELD, Mass. Feb. 22.-The senss
tional story concerning an attempt at
suicide by Murderer Coy in the morning
papers to-day, caused quite a stir in this
community. The story is entirely with
out foundation, Coy having made no at
tempt to cheat the gallows. 1t was said
that long keen knife blade had been
found in the wsistband of his trousers on
Saturday.
The real facts are that Coy's repeated
assertion that he would never be hanged
led last week to careful search of his
cell and clothing. In his vest pocket was
found small piece of steel an inch and a
half long, shsrpened at one end to Q fine
point. 1t is made of q shoe spring and ia
similar to thoss frequently found on prts
oners who get them in the shoe shop CON-
nected with the jail. Coy said he found
the blade in the corridor while exercising
and used It for cutting tobacco. Sheriff
Crosby attaches but little importance to
the incident.
The news of the refusal of the supreme
court to grant writ of error in his case
was told Coy this morning He Is more
nervous and depressed than at any time
since bis arrest. In fact, he Is fast break
ing down and the officers fear a scene at
the execution Friday. The scaffold will
be placed In position Tomorrow
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-23

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 22.-The disappear
ancs and defalcation of Assistant Cashier
RSdwine of the Gate City bank is the big
fRest financial sensation Atlanta has known
in years. The officers of the Clearing House
association report his defalcation Is about
S65, 600. They say that Redwine probably
left town with thirty or forty thousand
dollars on his person.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-23
FELL UNDER A MOVING TRAIN.
DEDICATED TO CLEVELAND.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
of Providence Paid the President-
Elect a High Compliment.


OF Providence Paid the President-
Elect a High Compliment.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 22-The Young Mems
WashinRton's birthday banquet, which
was held at the Trocadero, to President
elect Grover Cleveland. The chief speaker
was E. Ellery Anderson of New York, one
of the leading anti-snappers, and credited
with being an intimate friend of the pres
ident-elect.
Elk Governor Thomas NJ Waller or Con-
neoticus had signifed his acceptance of the
invitation, but telegram was received
announcing his illness and consequent ina
bility to attend. The following letter was
received from Mr.. Cleveland:
MILLS BUILDING,
NEW YORK, February 8, '93. !
William D. Walker, Esq
My dear sir: I was very much pleased
with the compliment which your recent
letter pays me. and especially with the
sentiment of the club which you quote.
Such evidences of regard and esteem are
exceedingly gratifying, and I can hardly
express my full appreciation of them. OF
course it would be impossible for me to
attend the banquet at this time, but
I will ask you to convey to those
present my most cordial greeting and my
sincere hope that the Young Mems Demo
cratic club of Providence will continue Il
be, as 1t has been SO conspicuously in thu
past, an earnest and efficient instrument il
bringing about the triumph of democratic
principles. Very truly yours,
| GROVER CLEVELAND.
Letters were also read from Governo
Russell of Massachusetts,, Hon. Patrick A
Collins and from Congressman William n
Springer of Illinois.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-23
sEvERKsr STORM In YEARS.

Heavy Gales Pile the Snow in Deep
Drifts and Travel II Blocked
Schooner Threatened with De.
| struction.
CHATHAM. Mass, Feb. 22.-Ths terrible
southeast gale with snow and rain of this
| morning shifted to westerly this afternoon.
| An unknown lumber laden three masted
schooner was discovered by the life saving
patrol, close under Chatham bar at 2 q.
m. dragging slowly toward the bar, over
which fierce breakers were running. Dis
tress signals were flying In the rigging and
assistance was badly needed, but no boat
| could live to get to her, as che was beyond
the outer bar and no line could be shot
off such distance. Both the Chatham
and Monomoy Life Saving crews were at
the scene, but her destruction seemed in
evitable as the gale was terrific and the
sea fssrfully rough. The crew took to the
rigging, finally showing that the vessel was
filling with water, and the seas were run
ming all over her.
Just as she was almost on the bar there
came lull in the gale, then soon IL came
oko"Alk acICcky 4ESm tuo WcbtNdIu, chu6-
ing the schooner to swing around off shore
just in time to escape going to pieces on
the bar. She remains at anchor at sunset
The wind Is blowing hurricane from the
northwest and 1t is growing cold fast. The
crew came out of the rigging, have manned
the pumps and are trying to keep the ves-
sci free.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Feb. ga
violent southwest to northwest gale has
been blowing here all day, with a binding
snowstorm.
NAT1cK, Mass, Feb. 22-More snow has
fallen here this winter than in any winter
for the past twenty years. There lie fully
three feet of snow on an average. Large
drifts ranging from five to seven feet In
height have blocked travel
BRArTLKloRo, VT, Feb. 22.-Another
severe snowstorm prevails here to-day.
The wind is blowing furiously. Reports
from all over the country indicate that the
storm is the heaviest in recent years.
LOWELL, Mass, Feb 22.-Fifteen inches
of snow fell here up to noon. Business IL
than the March blizzard of four years ago.
1t is still showing and drifting. A north
east wind prevails.
PORTLAND, Ne, Feb. % The storm
here in increasing in severity. A heavy
northeast gale is blowing and 1t is growing
colder. Seven inches of snow have already
fallen and 1t is still showing hard. All
trains are hours b-hind time
DOVER, N. II, Feb. 22.-No such storm
as that of to-day has visited this section
since March, 1888, when the Boston and
Main railroad WAS completely blocked.
To-day eighteen inches of snow has fallen
and the wind blowing forty miles an hour,
piling the snow in drifts some ten feet
high.
WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 22.-This af-
ternoon the storm increased In severity
and the temperature took a slight drop.
Passenger trains are from one to two hours
late from the west. Two engines are used
on all trains.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-23
HIS CABINET COMPLETE.

President-Elect Cleveland Passes
George A. Jencks and Selects
Richard Olney of Boston ms the
Attorney General.
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb. 22.-Mr. Cleve-
land announced this evening that he had
completed his cabinet by the selection of
Richard Olney of Boston fo- attorney gen
eral and Hillary A. Herbert of Alabama
for secretary of the navy.
The selection of Mr.. Herbert for the
navy has been expected for several days
but Mr.. Olney's selection is a surprise to,
everybody, particularly to the friends OF
George A. Jencks.
Mr.. Olney has not held any political po
eitions or been promin emit in political mat.
tiers, but Is known as leading lawyer and
substantial citizen of Boston.
Mr.. Herbert has been In congress fol
many years, and has acted as chairman OF
the naval committee. He is thoroughly
familiar with the work which has been
done toward placing the United States
| navy on proper footing.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-23
POPE LEO Is ILL.

He Was Unable TO Hold the Recep-
ton of the Pilgrims From South
America.
ROME, Feb. 22.-As the pope Is still suf-
fering from cold the reception of the
pilgrims from Hungary, Uruguay and the
Argentine Republic, which was to have
taken place to day, was postponed inded-
nitely. His holiness received, however,
Compile d'Bhsin, French ambassador at
the vatican, who presented a letter of
copgratulstion and to Sevres vases
from President Carnot The lett-r ex-
pressed the presidents best wishes for the
health and long life of the pope. The
pope spoke of his sincere desire for the
prosperity of France and the continuance
of the present cordial relations between
the republic and the vatican.
The jubilee presents of money already
received by the pope amount to 2, 900, 000f
The Austrian emperor, Austrian arch
dukes, the archbishop of Prague and the
primste of Hungary gave loo. 000f each
The bishops Of Austro Hungary sent $50.
600, the nobility of Bohemia 300, 900, Mex
lean Catholics $50, 600, South American
Catholics CSC, 900.