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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
THE COZ HTS.
TIE EDITOR DISCLAINS ALL MALICE. {.

TIE EDITOR DISCLAlMS ALL MALICE.
The trial ~ the suit brought by Isaac h. fnhE 81
Funk Il Wugnal-. publishers 80 recover rloo""o
from The Evening POST for alleged LIBEL. was begun
before Judge Lawrence, Of the supreme Court yrs
tcrlay Nichol, ~ Bacon represented the plahuh'
and Wheeler Corti, d Goblin, with Joseph H. 'h""'c
n, counsel APPEARED for the defendant. TIL" sun Is
based on a ~et"mcnt which appeared III " ihe
Evening Post " on March 81, l79l. and the dHy f"l
lowing that Mr.. Funk engaged H. prailng TT"
s,r James Eryc"', Tic American Comm nWe'Ih'
Mr. Chnac asked HAT tie defence be- allowed to oien
the cas-" on ID" ground that ia" publication wa A'-
mlited ard that the defence had the Affirmative III
provlng absence of malice bu Judge lIWrrhc" over
ruled the motion. r.. l.. IVihIn. Editor 81 " ihc
Evening Post" was died a. witness for the pam
TN and cNanln.d TO the -tlndng OF hlo paper
examined by Mr.. thoatc, he ,nid iat al VIII
INK the publications. cDmpliinrl ~ he was h"' "''I
AID b, ANY malice OF personal III i'cHhE ahu 'ai
ne mean D., u. rr by the word, piracy ana
% theft" than an UNAUTHORIZED publication or WORKS
protected hy foreign copyrights. HE t1al VIII be-
continued To day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
TIE DrrENcEs SIDE IL TIE HURLEY CASE

Austen g. Fox spos" for nearly two hours N's'cr-
day I'm opruIug for the drcuCe the suit brought by
william D Hurley nlan-t jacob Niles for an account
ing Of the painiif'. fathers estate. H. >nld That lar
from dcfIauding the widow and children OF samuel
Hurley Jacob Milo and his brother william Niles
had managed their affair, skillully and generously
sometime, ~ personal disadvantage. lhs''"u VI
having AN imm,r~r iann"ry IL III" paih'lhs ALLEGED"
Hurley 4 Miles had a ,mnll establishment. and the
profit, 81 the partner, had r"vrr been NOR" IMAM
II 900 a year. Nj. lurley'S family lad lived III
greater comfort since his d'ath than they had done
previously MIR. Hurley aud hi, family had received
In all upward Of 10000.
stephen i. Cromwell. II lawyer from Northern NJ"
York was the only wiim"ss called The purpori Oh
hI. testimony wa, that Jacob Mile had diligently
prn.rcnt.d his duty ~ executor OF the estate. Inc
wifu-,, will b.. Cro-s examined 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
corpT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme crt "T' S TsIma s.. g. y 4c b""' j.
n in1, "r Northumberland Andrews J-Motioi
calendar called II o'clock p.,, p.,o,. Inorahsu
Spg.e% and iG art sS5 25!5 -cs
2' sap5% aS' ,. S allen, aSaoro Barrett
circuit sso io,0 SO $50 i51 :i;o 25s
aSs ed ?tss ~ 49,! 49, i ~ ti S 49, 4'O0
Circuit Coult-part I-BeoIe r''e's0"' ''-''eS "o"
Part li Cour-Part IBeore Lawrence. J-Ca'e' from
Part LII cour,-pau Iv-Before Beach, J-Cases from
Part i IL Court, hambers- Motion calendar called a
90 SuffossII's ct Tos probate Wills Of Edward A. Pricc
10 80 Conway, Margaret Darcy CathsIIne Chatiion
S1misu et U"nicy stephen Waller oryilIe A. koor
back Maria E cra Tcr-HdiouIned until Febru
S%%Sn rMc,lsui1 TtG-S's nss6o
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Is a. a. S. to %, So so. >. g. pe,o,. n.,v L.
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81 ,mmon pIeas-Tra Term part II-Before GIegerch
S@o iro PIepsrra rcm-P4rs IIIBctOre Book
'ta S%,5ior iemAd9urned FOR the tm
sui .s 40 mo"f $50 60 'F'-''''' ''
superior Cour~Equy iOS t aS,@ 1er
>np,TI. s, O I9is l7ss. s5s $500 2G3i 1879.
ssperIor Coars,Iria Teru-iaft' IL aud lli-Au''u'"
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40 ss 49, 49, iii .el ' itso sSi 1911 'O
City Court-Trial leihi-fait A'-Deio'e Ae'''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
yrsEru on THE SHERIFF. HANDS.

DEPUTY Sheriff Young has taken possession OF 'Ht
museum at No. 1873 BOwery. under an a'uc9'hei''
Ter el,45O against Albert Bernstein. OF BALTIMORE III
nvor Of Mrs. Mary a. Mc'iurc Tor rent anu y" "
note 7, is sail that Mr.. Bernstein leased the
Premises and s,,blet them 10 David Posner for Sio'
q week that Mr. Bernstein deposited So'ojo oohnS
a. security for prompt payment of the rent ana VA
u attachment Is 10 prevent the Posners paSihs 'e
rent 10 Mr.. bernstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

short causes Sos 2i9i 9aC5 80, 23S! 1850, 2,io,
272s. 2lsG 25i. 2775 1923 1871. Equity causes Nos
- -. -. lCO. lOl. iO2. lO3
Cont Of Genera. >c.-ions-rart I-Beforc GOWN II
and A-~ DiSti,;-Attoncy Macedonia 10 81
Court tiea raj scs,iOn>fart IlB'i0rc ShSUl w.
and All .int DstIict-AtOmcY Wellmm-No l. .,
Court >c->uns-par IilBeiorr Maithe, d.
snd As-.tant District Attorney We"ks-NO l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
BANANA CANAL AFFAIRS.
,.vrsTIGATION BEGUN IN THIS CITY.

.oxcprss COMMITTEE LISTENS TO THE
rrsrJMoYY OF NATHAN APPLETON ONCE
GENERAL AGENT IN THIS COUNTRY
THE AMERICAN COMMITTEE.
..ssuan John r. Fellows. chairman OF the
~, committee OF the House OF Representatives
81, with investigating the affairs OF u'c Panama
naI company and four Of his associates congress
Oa Patterson Of Tennessee; Power OF vermont
nan ., Ohio. and Gcary. Of Caifornm-enered upon
o"''' in this city yesterday morning in room
~ ~ ,a5 Of the Federal Building
W. va,er Boyard the present Custodian o. the larcrs
o." American Committee. WAS tie first witness
,aa Colonel Fellows pressed him for parten'aiS
=" 80 his reasons for coming to America lie Na'n
%, no camo As secretary to Purchasing Agent
"' The Subpoena lad requested him to bring
20. and papers. lie appeared with two small
~. They Insignificant appearance "'''hed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

the West Side above one hundred and tcntlst, ana
insisted that if there much more delay Ii could
not be obtained at a reasonable figure The Mayor
said Tat he was favor Of improving the condition
of the e'encnary grades school before buying new
sites and erecting expensive buildings for the higher
schools. e. ii. Crawford ted IN" Mayor That the
COLLEGE buildnss were old and unsafe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

The suit brought 10 determine the validity OF the
will Of Or. Antoine Ruppan"r. who for many wears
was the ply stefan at the Fifth N"hu" HOTEL MS
h.rn withdrawn Dr Ruppdncr died July 30. lo'2'
leaving AN estate valued at nearly r"' ooP' join
: Keyc, Of Concord. Mass. and Theodore h. smith,
-, tls civ we're, appointed executors. and tie SUIT
WAS brought by them. lie left large requests 10
relatives and friends In switzerland and to insutu-
lions there lie also gave 10000 to Harvard I'M
yrrsltv. CaIl lia-cbHch. OF switzerland, was tH'
rr,iduary lcgntcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
opPrRs FOE 81. LUKE'S SITE REJECTED.

The meeting OF the managers Il 81. Lukes Hos.
piai which was held yesterday afternoon at the once
Of George Macculloch Miller the president at No. 80
Broadway. well attended All Offers for the
purchase OF the present site OF the building at Fifty
,o,-,hst and Fifth-ave. were rejected and II was
decided TO hold the price OF that property at 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
THA MAYOR AGAINST NEW CITY COLLEGE.

Mayor Gilroy told the committee q Tue hi"nI'
Association OF the Colcg, OF the city OF Ne" '"'N'
WAich called upon YESTERDAY. that he was opposed
y the bill pending in the Legislature 70 "ho" III"
college 10 purchase site and to erect new
buildings OF al 900 900 The trustees want sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
CALIFORNIA AHEAD OF FRANCE.

California produces some wines equal 70 importeo.
q clover Leaf, California Wines Just rs eoe0 .
half price All grocers. Depot. 1,ss6 broaa.ays
Wholesale Depot, 81 Hudson st., New-iork 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

r ,b. Worlds Fair SpecIa-one OF me NV t % n
nry model trains for Chicago. NO extra iare' -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
IN SENATE AND HOUSE
The Wilson Bill First in Order After the
Holiday Recess.

hoiiuHf
WASHINGTON, Dec 22-rhe Hawaiian
matter figured prominently In the last ses-
sion of the house before the holiday recess.
Mr.. Boutelle and Mr.. Blair each offered
resolutions, the former calling on the sec
retary of the navy for the instructions
whereby the admiral in charge OF the
naval forces at Honolulu was placed un-
der the command of Commissioner Blount
and the warrant therefor; the latter in
structing the foreign affairs committee to
investigate the questions of fact relative
to the Hawaiian revolution. The substi-
tute for the Hit and Boutelle resolutions
was also presented by the chairman Of the
foreign affairs committee. Debate on
each of these resolutions was avoided by
the prompt action of the speaker in refer
ring to them. Before adjournment Mr..
W ison gave notice that the debate on the
Wilson tariff bill would begin the day Of
the reconYening of congress. and Mr..
McHrcary also informed the house that
within ten days after meeting two days
would be given for consideration of the
Hawaiian resolution reported by the for
eign affairs c91LJtttrp
In the senate goUd part of the time
was devoted 10 ekecutive business and
ing the brief lcriAinliva session Mr. Mitch
ell (Ore.) took occasion IN securing an
order for presenting memorial on the
subiect of bankruptcy to say that there
was no justification for the impression
throughout the country that all hope of
bankruptcy legislation was now dead.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
DETERMINED HANAIIANS.


Only n Superior Force Gould Restore
purcn I.iliuuisaluui.
san FRANCISCO. Dec. 9a--Thr stcamcr
Mlripostt arrived yesterday from Homo
lulu, One passenger, II resident of New
Zealand, says of the fOrtilicatiUns AT Hon
olulu and preparations for any attack
that might be made:
''One hundred and fifty men patrol the
government buildings night and day, and
l,50O more are ready at Il moments notice
to respond to Il call to arms, The proyiS-
ional government is composed Of a deter
mined set of men, and its overthrow can
only he accomplished by superior force"
There had been no special excitement in
Honolulu for weeks past until the day the
Mariposa left there. Then the revenue
cutter COrwin arrived from San Francisco
bringing additional instructions from Sec
retary Gresham to Minister Willis, which
were published in this country when Mr..
Cleyeland's Hawaiian message WAS de-
livered to congress Il few days ago, but
the nature of which were unknown.
The friends of the president in Homo
lulu seemed to be under the impression
that the cruiser had arrived there with
instructions which would result in an eff
fort on the part of the United States au-
thorities to restore the queen. and Gonse-
quently much excitement was caused
which had not been allayed at the time
the MaripOsa left her dock. According to
regular news dispatches as well as pri-
waite advices the provisional government
and the party which supports 1t seemed
determined to resist any attempt at restOr-
alton, no matter what source it should
frnnt=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

PoTTsvlILE, Pa, Dec "a large body
of water that was imprisoned in the old
abandoned colliery which was worked by
the Ilarpers in Black Valley, near Miners
willie, thirty years ago, broke into the Oak
Hill colliery at the Delaware, one mile
orthcast OF Minersrillc, and three men
who were at work in he gangwHy We're
drowned. The victims are: Giles Blount,
miner, of Miner3villr, age y years, Joseph
Stanick laborer, OF Mine Hill Gaps Paul
Alex. laborer, Of Delaware, The first two
were married, Thirteen others were saved
through the heroism of Superintendent
Gregory and Foreman Lewis,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
FROM THE JAWS OF DEATH.
Narrow Escape of Two Hundred Men from
n Turning Mino.

Turning Mine.
MiNOSK, Ills, Dec. 23.-At ) o'clock last
evening n fire. which is still burning in
the mine operated by the Chicago and
hlinonk Mining company, held 200 miners
In deadly peril of their lives All of them
made their escape, aud but few were in
1urcd The man most seriously hurt is
George Erbland, who caused the disaster.
He is desperately burned, and his chance
of recovery is very slight. Erband started
the fire by attempting to light his torch
while standing near large can of kcro-
tene The gas from the oil famed up as
Erbland lii his torch. and in his efforts
to extinguish the flames he upset the can
OF kerosene, which at once gave the flames
great impetus. The can was upset close
to the dry timber lining the walls of the
main shaft, and this was ablaze in an in
stant. The fire spread with an appalling
rapidity, and for IA time il seemed as
though the 300 men in the shaft must
perish. About 100 OF them We're, however,
taken up the main shaft before the fire
rendered it useless to attempt to escape
by that route.
Two hundred men were at the bot
tom of the shaft and the fire was spread
ing very rapidly. Two gallant fellows
at once made an attempt to descend the
sha1t, but smoke was pouring out IN such
dense clouds that the men were dragged
back half suffocated, and tusI others at
once seized the hose and started down.
They were drawn back nearly dead A
third attempt met with no better success.
Fortunately every man in the mine
reached the foot of one of the three venti-
lating shafts and all We're quickly drawn
to the surface. Many of them renched the
upper air in a desperate condition, half
straugled aud blinded with smoke, but
medical aid aud fresh air soon brought
them around, and all will teCover with
the exception of ErblAnd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Dec el.-Cattle steady
at yesterdays quotations. Hogs dull; all
grades, S5.l5d5.s5. Sheep very dull at yester
days prices.
BUFtALo, MY, Dec, 2l.-Cattle dull, lower;
sales Of light at S8.jlni; cows and steers, $3.50
@275 Hogs very dun and lower; sales Of
Workers. at IS 35&5.4O; mixed packers, $500
b45; pigs S5.I0ltb. 80; ruughs, 81 25fs 40 Sheep
and lambs demornllzrd, srarcely any demand
at all; fair 10 good mixed sheep, Sa.25lsa s5I
choice, 33G9l6. extra fat wether-, S3.600s;
western lambs. S4lb.40; extra, $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

GEEENsBrEG, Pa, Dec. % Last night
four mca who were walking on the tracks
were struck by passenger engine of the
Pennsylvania railroad quarter of II milo
east of here Three Cf them were Instantly
killed, being hurled into rnvine 100 feet
below John Scott, an Englishman, the
one survivor, knew only one of the men
killed. His name wa Arthur CavebauEh.
They had been working at Mcdonald us
miners, and were on their way 10 Will
Jamestown, Pa, where they expected EN-
plOyment. All OF the dead men were well
dressed, one of them wearing fine kid
frl,yps
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

San FRANCISCO, Dec. &c. +. Crocker,
vice president of the Southern Pacific dc.
MES published statement that the direc-
tors of the company here have determined
to put an armed force of men on their
freight trains. He says the company has
not determined what course TO pursue in
combating the tramp nuisance. 1t is be-
lieved here, however. that the Pinkerton
agency has perfected arrangements to put
gun fighters on the Southern Pacific trains
not only in California but Arizona, New
Mexico, Texas and clear through to New
Orleans
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

ALBANY, Dec. 22.-In discharging man
arrested for violation of the Sunday liquor
law Judge Gattran said: There is no law
that prevents man from keeping his
saloon open on sunday Men have the
right 10 sit there and amuse themselves
quietly in any way they see fit, SO far as
they do not violate the law by being dis
orderly or drinking. A mans saloon is
his castle as much as his store or home.
1t is not within the power of the police tor
slip into them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

CHlt AGO. Dec. 22-County Judge Frank
Scales, ex-otlicio chairman of the board of
election commissioners declared John p.
Hopkins elected mayor of Chicago. This
wus done after the official count had been
made aud Hopkins plurality found to be
1,20O The Republicans who have been
claiming the election of Swift because of
alleged Democratic Irregularities were
given opportunity to present charges, but
they filed none
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

New YoRE, Dec 22-The i. Nicholas
baak, at 23 Broad street, was closed by
Superintendent Preston of the state bank
examining department. Superintendent
Preston said the bank was closed bt auae
its capital had been impaired TO the OK
tent of s2O0,001 An investigation is in
progress. Mr.. q. p sheldon, a director,
says that nobody will lose penny by the
closing of the bank
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

MADRID, Dec, IA bottle has been
found at sea uear Ameria, on the Medit-
erranean. with this message inside "Ow
ing to the storm the steamer Carolina, be-
longing in Bilhoa, Spain, was foundered
OIL Roluctas "a spanish village on the Bay
of Almeria). All hands with the excep-
tion of myself were lost. l alone am left,
and am waiting the hour of my death J."
This message is signed simply Captain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

MAHASoT CITY, Pa, Dec 32-Joseph
Gumas a laborer at the North Mahoney
City colliery, was walking along the side
of the railroad carrying large stone,
while shifting engine was pushing into
the siding for the purpose of taking out a
loaded trip. lie trippsd and staggered on
to the track, where he was struck by tho
cars and thrown head foremost. Tho
stone he was carrying fell upon his head,
causing instant death
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

ABILENE, Kan, Dec. 90 Letters writ
ten by one,R F. Rock and dated Topeka
were found here, and outlined a scheme
for kidnapping Ruth Cleveland next
month Five people were named as be-
Ing implicated in the deal. 1t was al first
thought to be a fake but developmt nts
show that it is probably the scheme of a
crank who has been hanging around the
city recently, but who has gone east.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

HoBoKEN, n. j., Dec. e2-A contro-
versy between Father Corrignn, of the
Church of Our Lady of Grace, and Dr.
Fabris, a curate, regarding the division of
moneys collected on All Souls day, has
led to a conflict of authority between
Bishop Wigger and Archbishop Satolli
Mgr. Satolli ordered DR.. Fabris TO leave
the church household, but Bishop Wig
ger ordered him back, and he is there
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

BUFFALO, Dec % On Jan. 10 public
meeting in the interests of woman sui
rage will he held In this city. The women
interested in the cause in this state are
working hard in the hope of securing an
amendment to the state constitution CIV
ing women the franchise, and when the
constitutional convention meets it will be
confronted If the sulfragists succeed in
their endcavOrs, with a petition signed by
sl,000,0OO people, asking that the word
mail" be eNpuDgcd from the state con-
stitutiop
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

SYRACUSE, Dec. 22-The police of Ann
sterdam arrested three tramps. William
Arnold, & gorge lIowland and one known
as The Spider for the robbery of St
Johns Cathedral on Monday night last.
Part of the plunder was found on them.
They looted the sanctuary getting 81, 900
worth Of sacred articles, and destroyed
altar clothes and Bishop I.udden's vest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

MARSHALL. Mich, Dec % The jury In
the Scott case we're taken to Battle Greek
yesterday, where they visited the scenes
OF the wreck. II Is now thought the case
will he completed this week. The opin-
ion that Conductor Scott will be acquitted
seems TO be general.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

ASHLAND, Pa, Dec -. Anthony Marano-
wish, IA miner at the Merriam colliery,
was killed at that place. He had lighted
a fuse, which had burned very slowly.
Anthony thought that il had been cXtin-
guishcd. and went buck 10 relight it,
when the shot went off He was killed
almost instantly. Maranovish was 30 years
of age. and leaves wife and two chill
dram
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

PARIS, Dec. 22.-General Orphis-I.alle-
mond Is dead, aged 16 The greater part
of his career was passed in Africa. While
commanding the land and sea forces in
Algiers he put down the insurreetion of
the Kabyles, which threatened peril to
the entire colony
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. % Allan
Cousins, who killed his wife here last May
for alleged intimacy with her stepfather,
was executed in the Jail here yesterday.
The prisoner held his nerve remarkably
we'll. He confessed his crime and also
the murder of iye other persons in Mexico
seNural Yenrs nRo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

PIrTsBURG. Dec, 22.-The river coal oper-
ators in the fourth pool, with one excep-
ton, have conceded the two cent rate de-
mnnded by the miners, and there will be
no strike in that pool. The operators in
the other three pools refused to make the
concessions, and strike will probably be
declared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22. Influential Re-
publlcans in the Twentieth sward of this
city have organized the Thomas b. Reed
club, which they proudly announce is the
first club in the United States to bear the
name Of the distinguished Maine states
man-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

DENVER. Dec 22-The jury in the case
OF Colonel f. j. Brennan, charged with
being the leader ii the mob which in July
brutally lynched Dan Arata. returned a
verdict of not guilty after having been out
eighteen hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

LoCK HAvEN, Pa, Dec. ga notice of
q 10 per cent. reduction in wages was
posted in the Pennsy sylvania railroad shops
at Remove. IL effects the piece workers
the most ev-Iely.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. s2--John
Parker, the ex-policeman who became
violently insane on the subject OF religion
few days ago. has been committed TO
the state asylum for the insane.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

no Proposed New Tariff Measure. the
Minority Declare, Is Not in Keeping
with the Declared Principles of the
Dominant Party-Inequalitios of the
FREQ Raw Material Provisions as Seen
Through Republican Spsctaclcs.