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Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

THE Glasgow granaries are crammed
With American grain, and importers
are looking for storage facilities out
side the city. 1t is said that merchants
there are buying heavily, believing
that prices viii soon be higher. 1t
night be the part Of wisdom for our
farmers to hold back their grain for a
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

volapukers have given it up as
a@Ayh and it is now proposed to
ndqahglsh as the language for uni
rg1l correspondence and converse
ton That would be easier than in
troducing a new language. One can
90 pretty much all over the world
now, and find English everywhere un-
dprStOd to soma extent.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

r. i reported that the retail coal ex-
,.noe If New York recommended"
.l .n"+ dealers charge twenty-five cents a
'n1, 1 n,ore for coal after October 1. Under
W. W. now law the exchange can not now
u. ;i.tste what the price of coal shall be,
Ia.;t s.. is nermitted to recommend" 1t
'.,ounts to the same thing.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

NJ 'ne respectable people of the
fn ruly would suppress the lynching
4 ~!''iea criminals or those suspected
io,.. miie they would best begin at the
80. ,'ain mead of all the trouble, the
4, sS sol the courts-the lawyers, who
n,r1 raify fees Or little feeting glory
es| win justice until the courts are
NJ Snt INTO disrepute and honest peo-
no, 1uulgnant at the protection of
e tha; CRIMINALS from the consequences
i'm i crimes, take the administra-
,oS ~ justice into their own hands.
'i'en commit serious blunders.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

IMPORTS, exclusive of specie, at the
port of New York for the week ended
on the 3Oth were S6, 243, ,533, of which
s1,515,54 were dry goods and s4, 727, ,9O5
general merchandise.
THE Russian fleet shortly to visit
Touton will rendezvous at Cadiz before
proceeding to the French port.
PAID admissions to the Worlds fair
on the 3Oth, Ireland's day, were 1O7, S5S,
Notwithstanding the heavy rain.
THE half-yearly interest on the
Winona & Southwestern s12, lis, 800
first mortgage 6-per-cent. bonds, due
on the Sd, was not paid.
On the I'd the paid admissions to the
Worlds fair, were 127, ,921.
The public debt statement, issued
on the I'd, shows decrease in cash
available for the reduction of the pub
lie debt of s4oS. 227.
THE rigsdad, the parliament of Den
mark, opened at Copenhagen on the I'd.
HOPE is entertained that the presi-
dent can SO shape his private affairs
and executive business as to be in Chi
cago to officially close the Worlds fair.
On the I'd work was resumed in the
collieries at Bolton, Lancashire, En-
gland. Six thousand of the coal miners
in Yorkshire, who went on strike on
July 25 last also resumed work on
the I'd.
On the Sd Capt II. II. Pratt and the
entire faculty, with nearly 500 Indian
students from the Carlisle (Pa.) train
ing school, occupying ten coaches, ar
rived at the Worlds fair. They were a
happy lot.
On the I'd the international congress
of Free Thinkers met in Chicago.
ACCORDING to DIR. Nash, who arrived
at New York, on the I'd, on the steamer
Augusta Victoria from Hamburg, the
sanitary condition of the city of Ham
burg, is absolutely perfect. He consid
ers the present cases of cholera in that
city as sporadic and indicative of no
complications.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

SOMETHING should be done to impress
upon every train dispatcher and every
member Of a train crew a sense of per-
sonal responsibility for the lives OF pas
sengers. These men unquestionably be-
come careless and at times inattentive,
particularlv when human endurance is
put to the test by long hours OF contln-
l..
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07
MIL
nie,s brother

rrrpr is a law in Spain, according
l .ha duchess of Veragua which
70 ~ w tbe wife an equal share in her
s'I. shond,s earnings, on the ground that
nu'D lrs 'r;fe and mother, by her economy
lut s making home pleasant, plays as
;mnortant an part as her husband in the
,,;lr fortunes.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07
VOLUME XIV.

-rxs,oyER of Clearfeld, Pa, who
Af1- natent medicine testimonial,
ssns Wing that he had recovered his
cFf,as Wy through the use of a prepara-
on neal'f finds his pension stopped on the
uDDI ul.nrth of his certificate.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

iran TURpIE, of Indiana, has
ohA ~ who did not visit him in forty
orO.n' The Chicago householder who
Yedia ,nained at home during the fair
nas 1ttlass ,t wishes the Lord had given
aouDs =, ralatives so considerate as Mr.. Tur-
- brother.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07
Don't Leave Port,

Don't go on long land journey, don't start
as emigrant for the far west, II unprovided
with that defender of health and conqueror
of sickness, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which will defend you from sea sickness,
nullify fatigue and i'll health caused by
travel and change Of diet, and counteract
malaria. Peerless is it for dyspepsia. rheu-
matism, liver complaint, nervousness and
debility
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

I'D and IrlSAL m;15 charity has been organ
toa IN II y VIII soon be in active opera
'aFuishinn - LOUIS 1t consists in the
&en Of i u good hot dinner to chill
Public scboo5po e poor in attendance at the
fty phers ois IN the districts Of the
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

DoN'T Neglect Cough. Take Some Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar frstdnter.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

THE latest method of eloping is by bicy-
cle In such instances 1t is love which
makes the wheels 70 round.-Buffalo Ex-
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

SIS BROWN still discussing the financial
situation?' 'No; he's done gone to work
for a aliyingl'-Atlanta Constitution.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

VIII GRIFFIN, Jackson, Michigan, writes /:
"Suffered with Catarrh for fifteen years,
Halls Catarrh Cure cured me-" Sold by
Druggists, 75c.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

The man who was Out on lark the
night before feels like he had been on a
wild-goose chase the next morning.-Tope-
ka journal.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

A FALLEN meteor has very downcast
appearance in it's owr hole in the ground
PjcayUne.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

BEECHAM's PILLS are proverbially known
as .Worth Guinea a box" but they are
sold at 25 cents box.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07
MOBILE SUBMERGED

BY Pent-Up Waters from the River and
Bay Driven in Shore by Great Gale-An
the Wholesale and Much of the Retail
District Four Feet Under Water, While
the Terrific Wind Spreads Destruction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21


John Walker died at the Delaware
Hospital at A. 40 o'clock SATURDAY. after.
noon from dose of Rough on Hats,
which he took with suicidal intent,
The dead man IL the one who shot
himself twice through the head Friday
evening with revolver, while being
taken from car in which he and Il
number Of tramps had been placed
4 having o IA arrested for trCsp Asslng
on the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at West Yard.
On his death bed he admitted that
he had taken the poison before he ha,
shot himself. The gun shot wounds
alone were not fatal onos. WheI
talked to he refused to say anything
that would lead to his identity. liz
snid he wanted TO die and 1t made nt
difference who knew 1t or what dis
posal was made OF his body. The pc
lice believe him to lie an ESCAPED
criminal, aud in fear Of being returne,
to jail decided to take his life.
The name Walker Il supposed to TO I
fictitious one, Tor when asked about hi.
parents and home, ho refused To maS,
any reply. The men with whom IL
was sarresie |. say they never mel
him before they were arrested. III
seemed very quiet and apparent!
anxious to escape their company.
lie ie aoLu A Years oil age feet
inches tail, and weighs about Ia
pounds. lie mas shDIt sandy hair an,
about weeks growth Of beard tn
same color.
He was neatly dressed in ligh
plaid coat and pantaloons. dark Han
mel shirt, wore n brown Derby hat
polka-dot necktie and laced shoes.
ais pocbe. was found s!.3l In money
silver watch and several other smallc
articles, but none which would lead /,
his identity.
Deputy Coroner Fox has removes
the body TO the morgue, where an in
quest will he held If it Is not ident
fled within few days 1t will be IL
TERED In Potter'S Field.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21
ID0fs.

american Laundry, COZ Wcst Front st
Cupping and leeehing. 1Ha I. Second ST
Cummings. the photographer, 3o2
Market street.
Go 10 Gibney's this week for suit.
You'll make Il days work.
You can get something you can en-,
ut 81 Market street. Hollis.
Mrs. L. T. Taylor is seriously i'll al
her heme. No. sos TatHall street.
Diamond Council Ne. 5. ,Ir. o. L. A.
NJ. Monday evening. Smith Building.
Samuel c. Holland, of itaddin. Sus-
sex County, has been granted an oris!'
nal pension.
HeHhoeifar Vaughn have beer
awarded tho contract for building tht
new wharf al Gordon Heights.
j r. Herman, No. 4l5 East Fourth
re II. oilers fol reRt at a low late thi
gu g No. SIS Fast Sixth street.
Detective Witsil on Sunday recoY
iered Il team which had been stolei
from Michael Lailerty, of Landsnberg
Mee4rs. Hliles and Wales, of tht
delaware Field CLUB, on saturday de
Ireatea AIessrs, Ranb aud Oliver. OF tlit
| Newark Tennis Club, without diff
l4ulty.
Joseph MeCafferty. OF the p, W. !
B. blacksmith shop, resumed work OF
the anvil this morning. after spending
the past week taking In the sights u
1.-The Worlds fair.
The funeral OF William Bratton VIII
ldiod IN Philadelphia last Friday, too
lplacr from tho residence of his moth
Ter, Mrs, Sarah Brattan, No. lob Mar
iIket street, this afternoon. The dc
h ceased WAS 81 years of age.
:, Mr. Benjamin +. Gau2e, formerly i
lltLe employ of J. Hudson & Co
{ iienlers in manufacturers supplies
: has again resumed his old position a
: "a lesman, aud will 10 doubt prove
J valuable assistant to tho fast incieas
a Ing business oil this firm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21

Edward Garlic colorel, on Saturday
Afternoon thought it would he a pro.
Iiitahle scheme TO conduct Sweat
game oil a lot adjoining the circus
grounds, but no doubtless thinks diff.
iferently to-day, as he is behind prison
bars awaiting n h3lring before the
next term OF court.
Detective McNey before nrrestlng
Garlic, stood over mud watched the
game. Aftor seong that money was
being used, no arrested Gurlic and his
Ioutiit, which consisted OF mat"
dice and box. At tho station house q
revolver was also found on him. At
the heallng befOrs tho Municipal
matter coollv, but when ths Court or
dered him to furnish $500 bnil for gam
bling and alC0 for carrying tho weapon
the smlles suddenly turned into @
Ifrown as he left the dock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21

A clever Boston author, with whom Arlo
Bates talked about the artists festival to
which all the world went in costume of the
time of the renaissance remarked that it
was impossible to get over the habit ut
looking at the faces Of the persons present
and of negleCting to examine their costume
unless with an effort to turn the attention
"lt is simply because we are so accus
toned to finding the costume, and especial
ly the costume Of men, 50 unnterestng that
we never think of looking at it." one re
marked. ~ am not sure the author IT
turned, that it doesn't go good dca
deeper than that and that there Is not /
profound psychological reason there. I'll,
face is the thing which expresses the mind
and the whole tendency Of civilization i
toward the kcencr appreciation Of the men
tai side Of baing .
| I'VE have suppressed costume in man he
cause we are more interested in his face
and we do not care to he distracted from it
That Is only one phase of the process o
( evolving the appreciation of the mental
, We do not, as n matter Of fact, care 70
ylh0s in this Rge--I mean as race. Their
are ~ course exceptions, and there Is still
/ personal vanity, as there always must be
/ 1t j, possible to get up this sort Of n show
! not because anybody Is greatly intereHtc
in the costume of others, hut because rAc
I is willing to admire himself and to allo,
others to admire him" -...-..r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21

Detectives MGVey aud Witsil this
morning arrested one OF tho most
thieves that has been heard
of in this city OF late. The prisoner
Is Frank Groomcs, colored. and he 10
charged with the larceny of quantity
of lead pipe and gas fixtures from the
houses on Ninth street between Jack.
son and Van Buren, streets.
Geo. Is. Ward has Just completed
the work OF supplying tile houses will
water pine and gas fixtures.
This morning while tho owners.
Messrs. Reed ana Simmons, were In.
speetinE the work. they found tho
walls all torn down, the pipo being
removed. The gas fixtures were torp
oil AMI oven the pipes Fading to the
meter also torn Off. The lead pipe
leading 10 the sink was also rem owed
by the walls being torn out.
Tho detectives were Immediately In.
formed OF the case and after an hours
hard work arrestA VI Groomes. He was
taken before JUNK dealer Crossley. at
Front and Tatnall streets who identi'
fled him as tho mnn who had sold to
him aquantitv OF new load and brass.
Groomos will have hearing before
the Municipal Court tomorrow morn
IiuH g..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21

Edward Thompson Is ono Of n NUM-.
Dor OF young men who conRregate OF,
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
Scott street nightly and mako them
selves Objectionable to residents o.
that community and pedestrians who
use that thoroughfare, On Sundays
the crowd Is noiser than on weeL
days, and as usual the members of ~
We're out in full force yesterday, using
lprofane language which could be
heard for square distant.
\ Patroiman Edwards was attracted by
their dlaorderly conduct but before
he could capture any of theEn thes
had escaped. Last evening he attireG
himself in citizens clothes and went to
tho corner where ho found tho crowd
'Gollectod. lie captured Thompson
and sent him to the station house
where he was fined 50 and costs before
tho Municipal Court this morning.
Tho Chief says he Will do all In his
powe. TO break up tho nuisance Harry
lDillon was the principal witness
against Thompson stating that he
Lad been annoyed by tho crowd for
!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21
FOURTH edition


Rev. William Heard, ID. D., in Beths
A. III. E. Church. last night took as his
text the words spiritual Blindness IL
Ignorance,
His text was st. Matthew IS. Is. For
this peoples heart waxed gross,n In
the sermon he referred to the existing
hard times and to lynching and
predicted the breaking up Of the
United States into petty nations.
| DIR. Heard said: The cause OF such
state OF affairs In a civilized country
as We find to-day is because thu peo'
lple arc given over TO speculation and
greed OF gain. The money 10 boarded
up in banks and trust companies. The
poor people suffer. yet the rich grow
richer.
do not believe that the statesman
lis in public life who can avert these
disasters that must come, so long rs O
few rich control money and politics.
This is not n government of the people
but of the politicians. Public sentl
ment must hack all laws in kepubli-
lean government TO make them eifeo.
tive. Prejudice is blind and ignorant
and does not look into the causes. but
Judges without first examining. dod
has allowed the people to grow hard
lund their henrts have waxed gross, &c
THAT bloodshed does not excite public
condemnation, but the taking of mans
life only concerns those who are i'm
mediately Interested. The press states
these occurrences as news without
much comment.
These are the facts. "What Is the
cause? Is religion lameY Does Goo
sleeep2 We answer. religion is ai
strong to-day to pull down sRtai
and sin as ever, and that God's eye Is
ever open.
The hearts OF the people wax gross
daily. In Congress every man has
scheme that will help the moneyeL
men of his eection, therefore some
compromise act will DO the result
which in len years will deluge the
country in sea OF disaster worse thai
the present.
There cannot any act be passed
that will DO advantageousto the whole
country. Silver Is not money, but /
Icommodity. II iluctuates in value
Money must have n standard value
national and international. Yet The
UNITED States coming silver as money
gives the proinetrs OF silver All I'D
vantage over the farmer. the manufac
iturer and the mechanic. This will
Even need compromise act. Slavery
wns unnatural, but the slave will al
ways 10 looked upon by the master "a!
an inferior.
Therefore. the want OF q religious
heart viii cause the master 10 murde
and lynch. II Is fearful state u
lafiairs, but mems hearts have wake,
gross; public sentiment is not with thu
poor and OF pressed.
The end IS not yet. The Unitet
States will reak up into petty nations
There are those who will not tolerate
the bloodsLcd and then the ''love o
money and the deeeittulness OF riches
will deluEe this country IN blood.
WAR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21


About the beginning of this century the
old Bank Of Albany long since defunct.
but then presided over by is distinguished
representatives of the Fatherland, issued
its first circulating notes. Almost imme-
Idiately after they were received from the
printer an application for a loan was made
to the bank by a droyer who was well
known in Albany for his financial sound
ness The loan was promptly passed" by
the board.
| The cashier considered whether he would
pay out the beautiful new currency OF
gold. He reconvened the directors and
faithfully laid this weighty question be
fore them.
A long discussion ensued, and it seemed
as II no satisfactory conclusion would even
be reached, until the following deep think
ing speech was made by one Of the mum
Der:
"Gentlemen Of the board, these bills OF
ours received today, have cost this bank d
large sum of money. The engraver, the
printer, the paper maker and incidentals
ali have to be paid. The thought of these
expenses so justly incurred, does not stag
1 ger me in the least, for the bills are very
fine and an ornament to the bank. But
; gentlemen, when it is proposed to send
these new bills into the far west, there Il
be traded for cattle-torn, soiled and per
haps utterly destroyed-I for one solemnlJ
protest.
al venture the opinion, gentlemen, that
should you be SO unwise as TO allow thest
new bills to be sent north and west beyond
! Lansingburg and Schenectady and away
r the other side of Utica, as l understand
this man proposes to take some of them
: You will never see them again 80 long u,
J the Bank of Albany has an existence OF
J name"
, The motion that gold should be pait
4 was carried unanimously.-Y outh's Com
p panion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21
EDITION.


Last Friday quito nice looking
man arrived In this city and registered
at the Delaware House as Harry Il.
Daley, Philadelphia" During the
afternoon he went out. and when he
returned about o'clock he was pretty
well under the influence OF liquor.
lie had plenty OF money and made q
great display OF It,. From what he
said In his half drunken condition. 1t
was inferred that hc was crook, and
ION Saturday morning proprietor John
y. Dougherty notified Chief oil Police
Dolan. An arrangement was make by
which the man was to be pointed out
to the chief, when he identified him as
man OF whom he had description.
who 1t Is alleged Is a pickpocket, q
burglar, a shell game and sweat cloth
man and an all around crook.
I The matter was placed In the hands
of Detectives Money and Wltsll. who
were not long in learning that there
were eight In the gang. Shortly after
this seven OF the party disappeared.
and as they did not make thor appear
ance on the show grounds the deteo-
Itives are satisfied that thei lsusplcions
were aroused and that they left the
city. The officers then conferred their
attention ON tho other man whom they
watched closely. They were, however.
unable to detect him In any violation
OF the law, but OH Saturday night they
ARRESTED him as precautionary mea-
sure and locked him up.
When he was searched at police
station after his arrest, only sl0 were
found ON him. and 1t was generally
supposed that some one had played
game of diamond cut diamond" on
ihlm. This however was not the fact,
lac young man saw him put the
money in his stocking, next to the
soios of his feet, early Saturday even
ing. The thanks OF the community
are duo Chief Dolan and Detective Nc.
.lNey and Witsel, as their timely action
: was no doubt the means OF prevent
ling a number being tleeced by these
isharpers.
Yesterday morning when arraigned
,Ibefore Judge Ball he gave his name ae
! Harry Ii. Frank aud Detectlye MoVoy
said that he found him at tho show
grounds. and as he seemed to be O
stranger and was under the influence
OF liquor he brought him for In his own
protection. Judge Ball discharg-
ed him with an admontlon to leave
the city as soon as possible. He no
doubt obeyed this, az the last seen OF
: him he was making his way toward
tho railroad station.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21


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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21

NEw CASTLE. August 2l.-The emf
plOyees OF the delaware Iron Works.
telt somewhat happy on saturday, asl
they were the only people in town whol
received any wages that day. Therel
are no prospects of either the woolenE
or cotton mills resuming work
Yesterday afternoon and evening"
we had cOpious rain here, everything
around was III need Of same. ALL
truck seems to be scarce and rather
high this year in New Castle.
The st. Peters Total Abstinence So.
tciety Of this city held its regular meet.
Ing yesterday afternoon. The Society
Appointed Il committee 10 make nr-
rangements for the celebration of
Father Matthews birthday on October
10. The Opera House will be engaged
land grand program will lie rendered
some of the best speakers and singers
Sho can be procured will be present,
! On Saturday. while playing ball,
samuel McNitt received bad cut on
1.-The head. lie was catching and one of
1.-The Chfistiana players swung his bat
l6round and struck McNitt. DIR. L, X.
ITybout stitched up the wound
Captain BOYD viii start this week
for the Worlds Fair. He will take n
visit. TO the lar famed niagara Falls on
his trip.
Invitations arc out for water
imelon PARTY here, ono evening this
week. 1t promises to be II grand af-
Hair.
The Bacon Senate ON Saturday at
1.-THE Battery Park defeated thu Christi.
lana Base Bali club. although 1t had
1.-THE Newark College pitcher. by score
of Q to 5. and later 1T defeated The
, 10 k by club of Wilmington. by the
score Of II to 8. Next saturday the
Senate will play the Aug dstine b. l..
, club.
Jamen J. Toner. lumi .rant Inspec.
tor at New York. is h me on visit to
!, his iumlly.
!, Misscs Name and @ ssis McGun
visited friends ID Nilmi lE.ton ON Sat
/ urGuy.
Nh md Mrs. Price, of Philadelphia,
nre the guests oil Mr. and Mrs. Charles
, Shearer.
+ Miss Etlie Sullivan. of Philadelphia
who has been Visiting frienis here. has
returned home.
Mrs, Marvel and Miss Marguerite
)orrIa are visiting friends In bower