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Evening journal., 1893-04-07
MARRIED.

CANfPBELIs-NITTlNGER--At III Wash
inCton street, Wilmington. Dol. on Wednes-
day, Aoril 5th, 1898. by Rev. j. Edgar Frank
I'm. William W. Campbell and Miss Emma ",
Nitiinrcr, both Of Philadelphia, Pm.
FITZGERALD e. KUNSMAN. e. AT the
March by Rev. John ID. q. Hanna. Joshua
Fitzgerald and Miss Annie =. kunsman, both
of this city.
PRIEST. AT 1921 Wallace
street, Philadelphia. Ea.. on Thursday even
ing, pril 9TH. 1893. by Rev. J. Edgar Frank
lin, Moro Mcmillan, of Wilmington, Del.
and Miss Annie n. Priest, OF Baltimore, Md.
WALFR-BUERS- q mden, ~ J.. on
April 3. Frank Waller, Of Maryland and Miss
Cloudy Buers, OF this city.
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nrIscellaneons.

The Evans dispensary law Of South
Carolina which goes into effect ON July
/, gives the entire control of liquor sell
ing into the hands of the state, liquor
not being obtainable except from author
ized dispensaries.
Mousi. nor Satolli, in answer TO the
request of W. d Kennedy, inspector.
general or the Knights of Pythias, said
that order is not under the ban of the
Catholic Church and that the bishops
were investigating secret societies in
general.
A good deal of anxiety is felt concern
ing the Thingvaila Line steamship
Hekla, which sailed from Copenhagen
March Q and was last spoken by La Nor
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PennsyIvania.

The Election Committee Of the House
at Harrisburg reported in favor Of the
seating Of Taggart in place of Baker,
now sitting from Montgomery County.
Through the action Of the Executive
Committee of the Pennsylvania World 8
Fair Board in resembling the appro.
prlsiion Of $4,000 for the dedication
expenses, all formal exercises may be
abandoned.
It was reported that Colonel o. Z
Mcclellan, superintendent of the Mid
die Division, Pennsylvania Railroad, will
be the new chief of the railway mail
service at Washington
w. J Rugh, Pittsburg, was elected
grand commander of the nights OF
Malta, in session at Lancaster
The various pieces making mp the
magnificent exhibit OF the Bethlehem
Iron Works at the Worlds Fair, started
for Chicago
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New Jersey.

The fishing schooner Genesta, Of Glou-
cester Mass capsized of Barnegat and
six Of her crew we're drowned
Rev. George S. Sykes, who returned to
Bridgeton after having mysteriously dis
appeared some months before, said he
was driven away by scandal connecting
his name with that Of young par
ishoner
The New Jersey Methodist Conference
at Jersey City passed resolutions de-
nouncing the race track bills and pledg.
in all present to vote at the next cleo
tion only for those who would favor
repeal.
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Merry Young Church People.

NJ G Garrigues, president of the
Young Peoples Conference, Miss Sykes
of Christ Memorial Church and Miss
Hawthorne of the church of the Recon
ciliation, of Philadelphia, attended an
entertainment of the Young Peoples
Association of the Reformed Episcopal
church of the Covenant at its meeting
last night The program included a
mandolin and guitar duet by Frank
Fowler and A. l.. Mulhausen; trio,
organ, Miss Townsend, Linden March,
violin, and Mr.. Muhlhausen, guitar.
Misses Florrie Henderson, Sallie Comfy.
Lena Mason and Willie Greenly gave
recitqtions After the entertainment
refreshments were served.
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AnrnII Isl-
NOTICE
CITY ASSESSMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the city
assessment has been completed, and the
books placed In the ofllce of The Clcrk OF ''lho
Council at the CIT ha ]. where they can be
examined by tnNnh els from SAllltD AA,
Auri lst. 1893. until Saturday. April 18th,
1898, between the hours OF e5l O'Clock n. IN.
and 500 p. m.
The Board Of Assessment Fevision and
Appeals viii sit Co hear appeals from the
assessment. from April lst 10 April 2eth, 1888,
at the Office of the tax collectors, 10 hast
sixth street. between the hours oi and 4
O'Clock in the afternoon, and and O'Clock
In the evening. SOLOMON HEkStl,
Il.rL Of LLL. Inuun-I
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REcENT LlTERATuRE.

"In the Shadow Of Nineveh, a
strange and thrilling adventure, by
William Hickley is one of the best stories
in the April Outing The story deals
of ayoung Englishman who is attacked
by Arabs and left for dead by them
among the ancient ruins of Nineveh.
He becomes delirious sndI while in this
state everything about him seems
to change He finds himself in the MIN
eveh Of old In all it's glory. His dream
is interesting as it is associated with the
orient thousands of years ago. He is
finally rescued by friends and restored
to consciousness. This number also con
tains an Eastern story Of Monte Carlo.
by Annette Josefa Halliday entitled
"Miss Caruthess Partner. The other
topics on amatuer sport, travel and
recreation are well covered
Evening journal., 1893-04-07

Charles Kyle, who has been in the ice
cream business in this city about 40
years, has retired and has been succeeded
in the management Of the Ice cream
saloon and manufsctory at the north east
corner of Sixth and Orange streets by
his son, John Kyle. His successor will
carry on the business in the same excel
lent manner which has made Tor the
place the high reputation it bears The
opening will occur at an early date,
which will be announced later.
New York Clothing House. No. sie Market
street
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NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.
Annual Meeting of the Sunday school
Union in Central Church.

Union in Central Church.
The annual meeting Of the Whining
ton Sunday School Union was held yes
teIday in the Central Presbyterian
Church The following officers were
elected: President. C. F Hendricks
vice presidents, William H Foulk. T. Il
H. Messenger; secretary, Miss Sue
Simpson; treasurer, N Y Hadley
executive COMMITTEES, Professor ID. w
Harlan, Frank Mason, A n HysoIe, L.
B Jones, Misses Clara Meudinhall. Liz
zie Stroud and Mrs. Williami X Crosby
Rev. T. E. Terry talked about How
can we make the Wilmington Sunday
school Union Greater Success2'
At the evening session there was an
address by Miss Lucy WheeloclS of Bos-
ton, on "rhe Word for the Children
she was followed by Rev. f. L. Hubbard,
on the subject Of Enthusiasm. He said
that there were 10, l15 people in VIII
mington who do not attend church.
At both sessions of the union,
Professor John R s"eeney led the sing
ing.
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Lyceum's special Meeting.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
FAULKLAND, April "A special meet
ing of the Faulkland Lyceum was held
last evening On motion it was de.
cided to hold two more meetings during
this month The FIRST will be on Thurs
day next and the second on April q.
Several readings concluded the meeting.
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EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
NntinnnI.

Minister Hicks cables from Lima, Peru.
that a mob attacked the Masonic lodge
at a place not named and incidentally
sacked the L. S. Consular Office while
police looked on Further particulars
are coming by mail. Secretary Gresham
cabled a request for reparation.
Hannis Taylor, of Alabama, was nomi-
mated TO be minister to Spain. and Will
liam Lochran, of Minnesota to be COM
missioner Of pensions
Governor Pattison and Secretary Har-
rity called on President Cleveland in
reference to Pennsylvania appointments.
Secretary Herbert issued the program
for the naval review in New York har.
Dor
The Senate passed resolution electing
the new Democratic officers, but making
their terms begin when Congress meets.
The private secretaries and brother of
the late Secretary Blaine have been re.
moved from Office.
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FOR RENT.
NOTICES.


MONEY 10 LOAN AT o. AND o PER
VI cent. have sums from $1,000 TO S5n 70
loan. Property examined and loans made
without delay. j. l.. OCiiElrREF
n. u. Cor. Seventh and shlpley streets, City.
HORSES BOARDED. APPLY AT WASH
II ington Street Club stable, Third and
Washington.
NOTICE John KYLE HAS sue
~ ceeded Charlea Kyle ia tho management
Of the ice cream saloon and mnnufnctury nt
the northeast corner OF sixth and Orange
streets He isnow prepared 90 furnish eXcqr-
sOns. pcnics and parties with kylea superior
ice cream. which is always uniform IN quail
ity. lee cream can be had nt all times at
reasonable rates, Charles Kyle desires TO
express thanks for the liberal patronage
ho received and requests that 10 De continued
under the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
REORGANIZATION AND STORAGE,
~ Chriatiana river foot of East seventh
street shipping facilities by three railroads,
pennbylvani. Baltimore and Ohio and Will
mington and Northern philadelphia and
Reading connecticut Vessel owners and
agents, contractors. merchants and dealers
generally are Informed that they can obtain
wharfage and storage room on our property
Ht reasonable rates. Apply 20 MCCULLOUGH
IRON COMPANY, Seventh and Railroad
Avenue. Wilmington.
NOThE-I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD
~ the hardware business of James Y. Car
lisle, deceased, late trading hs ]. ". Carlisle
a Co, at No. 3o3 Market street and No. Ae
shipley street, Wilmington, Delaware. te
George sigier, Gnpil =. Woodward and
Charles o.. Guyer. All accounts due the late
| firm will be collected by me, and an having
claims against the late firm viii present the
same TO me fore settlement. Thanking The
/ public for the patronage 20 the late firm of
J.N. Carlisle 8 Co.. I solicit continuance
OF the same for the new firm.
r. CARLISLE, Administrators.
No. 800 Market street.
We. the undersigned. viii conduct the bus
| mess OF the late firm of J. v. Carlisle a. Co
40 the old stand. under the firm name o
Sisler Woodward a. Guyer. We solicit
share Of your patronage
GEORGE sIGLFR.
GlLp1N s.. WOODWARD,
CHARLES q. GUNhR.
/ Auru fgnl
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Foreign.

Mr. Gladstone, in the House Of Com.
mons, moved the second reading of the
Home Rule bill, defending his measure
and showing that it was only by such a
measure that Ireland could be made a
contented part of the Empire Sir
Michael Hicks Beach replied for the op-
position and moved the bills rejection.
In the case before the Behring Sea
Commissioners IN Paris Sir Charles Rus.
sell spoke for the British supplementary
report and said it was the nature OF
much of the United States evidence
}. G. Carter Of the United States, argued
against its admission.
Mir Khudadad Khan, the ruler of
Khelat, has been mulcted 40, 900 rupees
by the British Indian Government for
having put Eve of his wives to death in
a cruel manner.
Ia the House of Commons It was
stated in reply to a question that the
Berlin treaty providing for a joint con-
troll Of the Samoan Islands was still in
force
The London Lancet's sanitary experts
report that Chicagos water supply is
not so bad as has been alleged, and that
no epidemic need be feared there during
the exhibition so far as the city's sani.
tary regulations 60.
Count Apponyi, in the Hungarian
| Diet referred to the fact that Emperor
Francis Joseph had not been in Hungary
/ for five months, owing TO the fact that
/ Buda Pesth had honOred Kossuth IL
the estIangement continued, the count
said, he would allude to the matter more
forcibly.
NJ Dupuy, the new French Premier,
read statement Of his policy in the
Chamber of Deputies and said that the
republic was stronger than ever and
that the future could be looked forward
TO with confidence.
Evening journal., 1893-04-07
REGISTERS ORDER.
pEsIsTER's ORDER
RFqIsTFR'g OFFICE.

New J08IIO I0unfY, MuToh ~, IdIII.
Upon the application OF James Mona
CHAN. Executor of Hannah n Monaghan. late
ceased. 10 Is ordered and directed hy the Reg
lister that the Executor aforesaid give
notice OF granting of Letters OF 3 tminisira-
tiOn upOn the estate Of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letters I'M Six OF the most public places Of
the county of New Castle. requiring all per
SONS having demands against the estate TO
present the same, or abide by an Act Of As
sombly I'm such case made and provided and
also cause the same 70 be inserted within the
same period In the Evening Journals a news
paper published I'm Wilmington. Del, and
TO be continued therein three weeks, g. o. d.
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NnrINE

Notice Is hereby given that letters of admin
istration were Ia due form Of law granted
unto the undersienQ, on the 18th day Of
March, A. d., 1893, and that an persons hav-
ing claims against the estate OF the deceased
must present the same. duly attested, 20 the
said administrator. on or before the 18th day
of March. 1894. OF abide the act of assembly
In such case made and provided.
JAMES ii. HOFFECl1ER. Junior.
Address. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1893-04-07

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT RUE COUNTING ROOM OF
THE vENINs JOURNAL OFFICE.
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ATLANTIC oIry. n. J.
ponns,l,nnln nnllroad.

Leave Philadelphia. Market street wharf,
week days. Accommodation. $50 and SD q.
in.. J.10 and i2l D. no. sundays express, a-l5
q; m. Accommodation, 500 aud SIS q. m.
400 p. m.
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RrGIsTER,s nrrIcE.


New Castle County, Del, March IL, 1876.
Upon the application Of James III. hoifeCker,
Junior. administrator de bonis non Of Sarah
Maxwell, late of Wilmington hundred. In
said county, deceased, 10 Is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Admins
traitor aforesaid give notice Of granting Of
letters of administration upon the estate OF
the deceased, with the date Of grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements iCle
posted within forty days from the date D..
such letters in six OF the most public places Of
the county Of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same, OF abide by an act Of assem-
bly, in such case made and provided; and also
cause the same TO be- Inserted within the same
period in the EVENING Journal a newspaper
published In Wilmington. Del, and TO be con-
tinued therein three weeks, ie. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- OF office OF the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, in New Castle
u. s. y county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
- }. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
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Strictly one price and If dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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phiiade1phIa ana Fendlnc n. =.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharves, week-days- Express. 900 a. m. 2CO,
duO, thO, bOu p. IN. Accommodation. 1901 a.
m. 5.fj p. m. Suuday-Exprcss. $40 and 1000
a. m. Accommodation. 800 a. m. 430 p. m.
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OF Oflce OF the Register aforesaid
{LL 8. at Wilmington, I'm New Castle
county aforesaid. the day ant
- year above written.
J. WILKINS COOCH. Register.
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters Tes-
tamentary were In due torn of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the Twentieth
day Of March, A. ID 1898, and that all per-
SONS having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same, duly
attested. 20 the said Executor, on OF before
the Twentieth day Of Marc1, iSei, or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case made
JAMES MONAGHAN,
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BANKINo Ann FINAN0IAl..

Open daily from Q O'Clock A. no. until 4 d. 10.
and on TueEdayH and Saturdays from 10
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A nusiness Change.

seats reserved for ladies at YeFgeFs art sale
Evening journal., 1893-04-07
THE EARL.

Ocean end Of South Carolina Avenue. Open
all the year. 100 feet from the ocean.
t. SMITH
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Homes ON Easy Terms.

The House passed the bill to incor.
porate the Delaware Homestead Com
pany The purposes of the company are
TO deal in real estate aud provide homes
for it's members on easy terms vii
liam + Hawkins, Jacob p. Ringwalt.
William Springer, Levi Bertolette,
Heuiy f. Robelen. Thomas. Tatnall,
solomon Staats, John S Mullin. Jr..
Ashton R. Tatnall Charles II Scott.
Thomas Davis, Samuel Il Blynard, vii
liam b Clerk, William ID. Munin, Jr
Joseph w. Rey bold George b Rumsey,
w r. Benson and EdAard W. Pyle are
the incorporators. Capital stock,
S35 OO0
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THE MANSION.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. ].
The Largest Hotel Open all the year.
CHARLES McLADE.
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Couldn't SEQ II That way.

The House recommiited the bill relat
ing to the compensation Of the judiciary.
1t provides that the chief justice shall
receive s. per diem while sitting in his
own county as well as in the others 1t
also makes the same allowance to the
resident judges when sitting in Oyer
aud Terminer cases At the present
time Chief Justice Lore does not receive
any per diem while sitting in New
Castle county. aud as most of the work
is there the associate judges really re-
ceive sev'ral hundred dollars more
year than the chief II was TO remedy
this injustice that the bill was drawn
Mr. Cooeh reported the bill favorably.
Mr. Salisbury said he had no objection
TO raising the salary of the chief justice
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FOR RENT.

IVIN HIN II
G0l Van Buren street o rooms and bath, S25.
6l3-lb-l7-lo, jackson street. 10 rooms and
bath $50
Broome and Banning streets 10 rooms and
bath S22.
-Four houses Lowering avenue and jackson
street 8 rooms and bath Sli.
2Z0l Market street rooms, SIC.
STORES.
Lowering avenue and jackson streets SO.
Third and Washington streets SIS.
Apply 10
JOHN MULvENA,
Phone. 63q No. al5 Market stree
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT-THE STORES No. 2ll AND
II 2i3 ". Front ST., these stores are suit
able for any Kind OF business. Apply TO
PHILIP q. PLUNKE1T r, No, 209 W. Front
St.. OF WM. ID. MILLER. No 4W. Seventh Z.
NOR RENT ROOM NO. AIS SHlpLEY
II street second Story about l6 hv 90 0feet
good for Society room. Rent slO0 a year
Also second story room flq Market street. SIZE
lex0j. Rent sto per month. Apply, JAMES
MONAGHAN. 4l9 Market street.
TOR RENT-A STABLE WITH SIX
II stalls on Orange street. between Fifth
and Sixth streets. Apply to JOHN r. DON
OBOE. 80 Orange street.
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JAMES MONAGHAN,
REGIsTER's ORDER.

Address. 1907 West Second street,
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Nh NJ. PLEAsANT

AND ANNEX.
Virginia Avenne. near the Beach. Open all
the year. Terms reasonable. AccOmm0da-
tiOns for 25O guests "A. SMITH.
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THE NORWOOD

Ocean end Of Kentucky avenue. Opon all
the year. Terms reasonable.
~ AI,sFELT.
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HELP WANTED.

XNTANTED.- RELIABLE YOUNG MAN
w as book-keeper. JAMES M. BRYAN,
No. i07 West 6th street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

r. T.. Pres,on va. sworn In a. d ector
of the miut
English miners refused 10 agree 20 pro
posals To ~ tie ,he -triAe.
President Clcvrl,.i Is working on his
annual message a. Wo,d,ey.
Germany : e. ruise incr, ased revenue
from tobacco ind b prsr L.ausaot,o =
The rol.ns m,IlS Of the illinois S;eal
compa y at JDlie are tos ~ .ny ~
Two 'rt.tmeu "a. "a tuups we're
killed 1 f"e'gh wreck lear Reno, New.
a Scran,on Q'a.) mag strare nd Repub-
llcan POLITICAL Was arfrsted 10. r, ceiying
bribes.
silver men are ca y on yiVo Gus cam.
palgns In thr -,uth. southwest aud the
silver states
German officers involved IA the Hanover
gamolug scandal will probably escape
with repIimAnds.
DIR. Wekrre, the Hungarian premier,
offered his resignation. but the emperor
refused 10 accept h.
The hardware store Of Jones Brothers at
Lit1le Rock, Ark, wa damaged 10 the ex-
tent of sis 900 by fre
The cruiser Mtrblehead made "A re.
markable first trial TRIP. Uncle sam has a
gem in the new war;
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-07

A gentleman in Boston writes to inquire
why we allow ourselves TO speak OF the
Hon. Patrick A. Collins, Consul General
OF the United States III London, as Pa,
Collins; and be intimates that we are be-
coming Mugwunpish in our uee OF sb
breviated Christian names. Not b., o
1t, dear sir! When the Mugwunp short
ems first name in print, he does n "a
varfably for the purpose OF oerison n'
defamation. When the sun II iultes
familiarity In case like this, it Is tok
of fri ndly affection combined Wit ~
diminished personal respect. AsE fG
Collins. Ask Tom Reed-lN. I. Sln.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-07
BATTLE OF WORDS.
Mayor and Aldermen Of Fall River Have q
Ra,her lively Meetl a

FALL RIVER Mass, Nov. 7.-The climax
OF many stormy aldermanic meetings dur
ing Mayor Coughlin', administration Of
city Affairs was reached last night, when
A !dernan Beaitie offered az order Gnnul-
ling licenses heretofore granted 20 1853 SO.
called victualle =.
P.eviuus to submittilg the order Alder
man Bealtie maiea n icng by address. say
ing that il could lee eari!y proven that
liquors of all kuds are sold a. rictual ers'
shops, teuemeais, dives aud blDzing dens
seven day in y Werk, and that he as
president Of he board Il alde'me, pub
Iicly denounced the chirf Of police tor his
uegleci o. du,y and u aliea-ance Ia Office.
Mayor Cou -hiiu took NJ the challenge,
and for an hour or more there WAS "a
heated display oi oratorical pyroteo huics.
He proved that the aldermen had -rantsd
y,ctualers' licenses W liquor dealers aud
TO other persons with the understand ne
tnat they should be allowed to sell liquor
in their places
Mayor Coughln went at Alderman
Beattie AID charged with threatening
TO make certain liCEue de,lers suffer in
the event OF the n r leaving the city.
He called on Aide an sullivan 60 prove
his statement. auu that gentleman said
that the mayors statement Wa' G rect.
Alderman Beattie said A 'dermin Sulli-
= n would not make such = statement II
{ mayors hand was not around his
threat
After the meeting the Rev Mr. Barbour
acupsted the mayor ia the comuiiItee room
O. city hall aud ARA gn,d him for the nom
ouforcem-ut OF he iaws. Then there was
another warm time
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-07

When you get in your little voting com.
partment today, forget sll the appeals to
prejudice ana bigotry you have heard
from the Republican stump and press,
forget all the strenuous calamity bowling
YOU have list, ned TO and vote your own
convictions regardless OF the sophistries
which have been hurled against them. a
polling compartment is too small for a
man to enter it and take his prejudices
with him. Boston Globe.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-07
FRAUDULENT VOTING.

1t does not seem TO US necessary 20 PRINT
any essay upon the wrcngtu nes or the
criminality OF the practice o. fra Idulent
voting, any more than 1t IL necessary to
print one upon the criminality OF stealing
or arson, or prejury.
The law provides heavy penrlty for the
crime. Means are taken to prevent its
perpetration. There are mih ters Of the
law whose special duty IL Is to reep watch
for the perpetrators OF 1t, and to ar est any
person who may have been guilty OF Il, or
may attempt to commit 1t. There eIo
judges whose duty It is to hold such per
sons, al! such persons, for trial, to secn e
his or their presence in court, ar % sd-
minister the law truly Id faithfully IN
each and every case o' he kind.
1t Is evident that = luduiont voting Is q
criminal offence, 1 that the person con-
victed Of 1t Is liable to receive the full
penalty provided by law. He should GER
tainly receive 1t. We do not see the neeC
of arguing this oint.
1t is not ordinn. ~ very difficult tc
bring the crime home to tue perpetrato
OF It. He commits 1t open " and fiagrantly
at a public polling place, in the presenc'
of witnesses. His gu II IL nearly slv ay'
tracesbl The eyidenc. Of it can ordi
narily be obtained easily.
Let all good and honset citizens, then
instead OF meditating urHn tho wrong
fuiness OF fraudulent voting, G.. writing
essays against it, unite with tn off or,
ofthe law to prevent 1t. They ~ill thu
render a service TO their county.
II there shall be some men vro a,:emp
Il today, we trust that all OF them III b.
arrested and punished, whetho- toy ar
Prohibitionists or Democrats or Rgpubli
cans or Socialists or Populists. Lst n
guilty man escape.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-07
Ihtes l undret ven ldiA

BcsroV, Nov -Ihs dcmspd FOR nine
hours with e. day by memher> otthe Tin
Plate, SAeei lrou ana Cvgui,s Makers
union has pc c pitssed 8 general strike
among the metal workers o; tA!s city. The
employers would not eonceie What was
asked Tor. SO ye'terdAy more thsn so
member o, the a .oa Neut U.