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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-06
HOW INDORSED.

More 1870 contributed directly the Recipe dc
partmen these contributions having secured this
State and Territory the Union Alaska excepted
More Than 200 Contributors.
MANY of the wives Governors States
than sixty other ladies position and influence have also sent in their
of choice and weried recipes Coming these have
California they style phase Of cookery of every
@ wy present in the Home Queen the grandest aggregation and
variety tried introduced into cook book exant
AUTOGRAPH SIGNATURES
position instance be found attached
to the taking the book
engraved introduced the book considerable labor and
expense.
PORTRAITS.
Worlds together with portraits the wives Of Governors
leading nave been secured and will add
interest and intrinsic value of the Home Queen"
MISS JULIET CORsON,
t founder of Cooking
pond by charge the
ing of Cookery the New York Exhibit at the
nen portrait will also in this book Miss Corson was
formerly connected with the Minnesota State University
Two Thousand Choice Recipes
Will be found grouped following headings:
n s's;s Roll, and Muffin. $ss js"
G1ans snd Ma sSa Ps and Sauces.
Preserves.
Jumbes. Sweet Flckies.
GingerbTeadS
Cruler andD
dTcIng
Miscellaneous
Creams nj Cuards.
Confectionery. .'SP"---''
Canning Fruit and Vegetables The Toilet
CloIlng
Erhts Vegetables.
MEN IT 8.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Aside from the Recipes the following topics carefully
treated,
wtoC
General o
Table Etiquette. o
The
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-06
Bonds.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4. - Government
bonds strong. State bonds inactive.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-06

Food and Health.
Foods in General.
Table Etiquette.
The Morning Meal.
The Midday Meal.
The Evening Meal.
Party Suppers.
Table Napkins-How to Fold Them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-06
More Than 200 Contributors.
AUTOGRAPH SIGNATURES.

signatures of the contributors with their address
position WILL be found attached
attest their but add immensely
to the taking These signatures have been
cured book considerable labor
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-06
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

1Qi
How to Carve.
How to Select Meats.
Hints to House-keepers.
Diseased aud Adulterated Food.
Warming and Ventilation.
Drainage and Sewerage.
Poisoning, Drowning and Accident
Disinfectants.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-20

$4,000 To the L:a0'ns Counties
$4,000 To the Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
THE LITTLE GIRL WINS.
She Gets Sc 900 From the Railway COM
pany-Other Cases.

Tn the supreme court Of appe1is yes
,arao, q decision was handed down deny
tre q rehearing Of the case OF the H'c"-
mond Railway and Electric company
oc.tnst GeneStra. This case was lroip
the circuit court of Richmond, where
verdict for 5000 was rendered III laso'
~ Posa La Genestra a little Italian GIRL
who was run over and badly hurt ny an
electric car on Main street ABOUT wv
venrs ago. A motion for new 'rlhl M"S
granted, and this also resulted III Nv,
= the girl. the amount being hAed dt
Sc oo0 The decision OF the supreme court
of onpeals Yesterday settles the matter
and the injured girl gets so'ooO'
BENTON against Commonwealth. Fro'n
county court of Loud )un Reversed, Ju1se
Lewis delivering opinion. -
richmond and Danville Railroad ON
many against Pannill. From circuit cour'
of Albemarle county. Reversed, 'uuse
Lacy delivering opini On.
Noruicls Lock Manufacturing Company
against Hockaday From corporation
court of the city Of Roanoke. AIiirHleu'
Judge Fauntleroy delivering opinion.
LOTUS against blaloney FROM clrcu,'
court Of Warwick county. Anirmsd'
Judge Richardson delivering OPINION
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Briggs. From hastings court Oh
Petersburg. Reversed, Judge Faunti'- NY
delivering opinion.
Armenbrouh against Shaver. From CIR
cuIt court of Rockingham county. Al
armed. Judge Lacy delivering opinion.
Hurt against Brooks and Carter against
Hough. Gray g. Co. Petitions for renear-
ing denied. c...a
Fergerson & Hutter against Grot.oes
Company. Writ Of error and supers IDEAS
awarded TO judgment rendered by corpo-
ration court of the city OF Lynchburg on
31st March. 1892.
Shiffiett and ais against Commonwealth.
Order of dismission set aside ana cause
reinstated on docket.
Clarke against Krise and Ryan against
Krise. Argued by Judge w. X. Staples
for appellee and w. w. Henry, Esq, for
appellant and submitted.
Wednesdays docket
White against Offield. Motion 10 ie-
auire appellant to give additional security
submitted.
Brooks against Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Dismissed for failure to print.
Clarke against Krise and Ryan against
Krise. Argued BY j. r. Tucker. Jr, Es1.,
for appellants and A. Ii. Burroughs, Esq,
| for appellees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
wuO WILL BE CHIEF CLERK
NH v.,o.rcv IN the City Auditors
ONCE.

c,ooa Mr. Edward ]. Warren, chier
o,or,, ~ the City Auditor, has peeh
elected CITY Auditor at the joint session
- ,ha two branches Of the City Counci
last evening, vacancy VIII ooou'
office. as soon as Mr.. warren quaii" "a.
In anticipation of this vacancy ule Jv,,,r
session of the City Council isst VIENNA
was adjourned until next MohuaS -
p NJ. inasmuch as the once coihe' u'iN0'
the jurisdiction of that BODY ala
There are two candidates IN the ne.u
10, the position OF chief clerk, ABOUT "
be made vacant by the promotion Oh MI
Warren Messrs. Alfred Z. Sheiid anu "A,
u Roudar. MIR. Alfred p. SHIELD mas peen
tbe efhcient deputy clerk OF the chahcely
. mil about FIVE months ago, "heh
- rasigned his position. He went 10
Ca,,,ornia at one time, thinking 10 iiiiu
i,,crativa nosition. but was disappointed
80 az once returned to his native city u
again try his luck here, but mas Deeh u,,.
Fortunate I'D TO the present uhe, nc
nossesses a great number or friehus III
This CITY who will be glad 10 see nm
succeed in obtaining the posltloh WHICH
he &c now seeking and for which ne sain'
ne would only be a canuiudto
Warren was elected Auditor.
Mr.. II. b. Boudar, who is the coliip ps.',
for the position, is well KNOWN aON III,
ant. who occupies respohsioie poa' ~ .
with one OF the banks In TINS cry az In
nresent time, and whose talents are wen
tnovn by those who have ever had ahy
business relations with him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
With the EndcaYOrcrs.

The members Of the local unions OF all
Christian Endeavor societies. IN ~
noond and Manchester have decided IMAM
,moualy to hold a union endeayor meet
inc commemorating Christian Endeavor
Dav. tn anniversary Of the folndihs %
no society. at the Grace-street Presoy
t1r;,n church. on Thursday, February q
1893. at o'clock +. NJ.
AZ Interesting programme will be ar
ranged. ,-.. ..o..orda,
for Suffolk. where he addressed an a"u'-
aTce fast night. He goes TO Norfolk To-
dav and delivers an address inns eV 'l',i's'
~ the opening session Of the Christian
Endeavor Convention.
The Ri.hmond delegates 20 the conveh,
lion. about twenty-five in NUMBER, WI
leave bv the morning and afternoon trhAs
to-day nj, -,
Several prominent Christian Endea 'ol
workers went TO Manchester last evening
IN assist Rev. L. T. Dadmun in the organ,
tzatfon Of a new society IN the "eSl-hHo
Memorial Methods. church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
woo WIZ 90 TO WASHINGTON?
Captain Wise Wants the Names oil sou
tie who VIII Attend the Inauguration


(,-.-.o-e,os, George u. Wise has re-
- he following communication from
NJ, NUVlia,n Dickson, chairman OF 'h0
ccr,,,t,toe on civic organizations ap,
roirteI IN connection with the inaugural
ceremonies. 10 take place In NaShihs'"'i
On March 18th. IT, ,,o.,,vo .,,,ns
desire 10 ascertain the name OF uius -
ali civtc organizations VINO inlehu Eisi'i"e
Waeb,ngton 10 attend the inaugural cere-
own Won Kindly intern this commit zee
what organizations from your us'ric'
Will participate with us on thal O0ea 'si'.
nat we may be enabled 10 cOh'iiuni0a a., ~
WITH them upon the subJectY An cary
reply is requested ~, o,.,an
Captain Wise Is DESTROYS that ar VI az
cations from the Third Congressman N. -
irict II Virginia that desire aond
Washington notify him at once OF 49, 80
their notification TO MIR. Dickson al !" "o''
heron. In order thar they may DC 20
signed 10 their proper positions 'h '''
procession. ,.,,.,,,,.,
An the arrangements for the nausu.ai
ceremonies are In the hands OK an eAee =.
tive committee, whose headquarters ~
ia the Lehman building, lizo NC"
avenue, Washington, ID. G .o,,o,s,r,
The COMMITTEES consists OF the ioiloWins
members. James l.. Norris chs s.i',,s ~
J. Fred Kelley (secre:ary), lite
Cranch McIntire corresponding se ~.
tary). James L. Barbour. Henry H. p,e.
eoe. General II. V. Boynton, AeN LII"
T. Britton. John Joy Edison, hsI
niral s. II. Franklin, u. 3. n" lawn" n
Gardner. Curtis J. Hillyer. ROBERT ~,
Holtzman. J. Harrison Johnson: CnaIIs'
O. Lancaster. Gsorgs w. McLanAna"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27

The stockholders of the Paramount Lana
Companv held their annual meeting yes
ter1ay at the office OF the pIesloe, az
Ma Tor J. II. Dinneen. The following oili-
Gers we're elected for the ensuing year:
President, John II. Dinneen; Nice-Presi-
dent. DR.. John Mahony; Secretary;
Fred. c. Brauer. Jr.; Treasurer Sanuei
II. Pulliam; Directors tie @oO reu,i I', ~
Tr,an1s, Raab. II. a. Tabb william
Loyenstein. william II. Brauer and VIII
liam j. Westwood. ,,o,,ore
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of Bohls Cigarette Machine COMPANY was
held at the Exchange Hotel YESTERDAY
~ noon. when the following board OF
directors was elected: c. G. Holland ana an
Ionn w. Rison. Danville; c. NJ. Black
ford and Jacob Cohn. Lynchbnrg; l.
=. Neal Charles Watkins, ); r. George'
1rred : Myers and Jacob Edel' OF hlch-
,,,ond. Mr. c. q. Halland, president.
and Mr. Fred. S. Myers. secretary anu
treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
GOOD ROADS.
The Subject Discussed by the Board OF
Agriculture.

=
Agriculture.
The State Board Of Agriculture con-
tinued It's sessions at the Exchange Hotel
yesterday morning at Q o'clock. Major
Sutherlin, president. in the chair, and
Messrs. Browne, Wickham. Mallory.
Gaines. Lyman, Corbin, Koiner and
Commissioner whitehead present.
After a considerable amount OF routine
work. the board adjourned until +. NJ,
and availed themselves OF the invitation
TO the State board Of Worlds Fair mana
gers to meet In conference with that
body at the Office Of Colonel A. S. Buford.
An account Of the meeting is published
elsewhere.
The board re-assembled at i T. NJ,
and. with reference TO the conference
with the Worlds Fair managers, appoint
ed a committee Of three. composed OK
Messrs. Wickham, Lyman and Corp'n' 10
confer with a similar committee from the
Worlds Fair board This conference is
also published In another column
Mr.. Gaines, chairman Of the committee
On, AGRICULTURAL and analytical chemistry.
to which was referred that part OF the
commissioner report referring 10 Ter
tuizer control, recommended system
OF rules and regulations for the govern
ment OF this department In the inspection
and sampling Of fertilizers, which were
adopted.
Judge Martin, from the State board
Of Worlds Fair commissieners' sppssse0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
HENRY c. FERG UsSoN.
Dsath of This Gallant Ex-Confedera'e SUI
djer-Ris War Record.

Me-
dier-His War RECORD.
~ uenrv c. Ferguson. who for the
,,., fifteen years has been a popular
...scbe Of the City Hall, died yester""S
.,,rning about 4 o'clock at his fesiue'ioe
IN North Twenty-third street. IL oft,.-
~, 17aroueson. who was IN ms MY
--.b ,,oar was gallant ana bTaNc
s.ld'er during the late war, anu ms
- 90 nrivate in the First Virginia Iesi-
-,e0t is one that reflects creult upor
lis name In the battle Oh 80 -
IL the night was the hottest ne "as
dnu-n AZ the moment when ne
.,.s he Confederate flag upon Gene
p,Sge ON that occasion he lost one
tia r,as a member Of the Pickett al
- IA since the war he has taken
g., sctive part in all the reunions OIL lllo
"a First regiment. He was also d NJ, M
~ NJ pickett and Lee camps NOii ~,
rate Veterans. Mr.. FERGUSON wac 80
80 eavorah ly known, not only py lioo.
- bad business at the city Han Dut
~. ,be citizens generally. lie was Pule'
a., ,~enrlemanly in his demeanor' Po-
'l'. - courteous 10 all with whom ne
came IN contact. oa,e Of
~. ,vas member of Roane Lodge Oh
"a rouov,s and Of the Endowment ~ :
der ~ the Widows and Orphans Heiiei
Association. i'll, -, Christ
Nr. FERGUSON was taken sick on Ch'is ~
mas day. but had greatly lmproVeu' NV nv
friends. therefore. dld not eApe o',.e,,ar
serious result. He had a relapS ~ ioa,,os a
v.tich Thought on his death. lie leaVes
vic ana tour children and was a brother
~ Mr. !. ". FERGUSON, the senior mem e
her OF the wen-known printing mouse u
J W. Ferguson q son. 49,, IT,. off,
Mr.. Ferguson was the third . CITY avs o,m-
c,si Who died during the past ten days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27

and invited the Board of Agriculture 70
toin his hoard In n visit to the Governor.
The invitation was accepted. ana tne
board adjourned to meet at 3:S +. NJ.
for the purpose of making visit to the
Governors Mansion In a body.
The board adjourned last evening ater
a three hours session. commencing At .
o'clock, which was largely taken up Win
routine work.
The report of the special committee.
appointed to confer with committee
from the State board of Worlds FAR
commissioners, published elsewhere was
presented and adopted.
The subject OF good roads was tnen
taken up and MFR. Lyman. from the
COMMITTEES on roads, made report OF
the work recently done by his commttee
in connection with the Nationai Leasue
of Good Roads. He gave an ihterssuns
dascri,,ion ~ the methods being adopted
by the National League In arousins puo".
sentiment along this line. He stated
that charlottesville and Albemarle coun-
tv had started on a practical system o.
matchmaking their roads. ana Wouiu
both make liberal appropriations 1or
continuance of the plan on more eS-
tended scale. X,,ua
Mr.. Koiner opposed the plan OF puiid-
ing extensive highways across tne S'a,e
and said that to do 80 wouid De IooN
ing backward half a century, tnat the
only roads now largely used were .nose
running TO the nearest railroad sta'iono,
,r most cases not more than hve miles
oy ne advocated the building or more
railroads. and the Improvement OF tne
short roads radiating therefroH. re
commended the bicyclers for their worS II.
securing good roads, but thought 'nes
should be required to dismount on ihec'
ing teams when persons were drlVihs' =
Mr. (. Wexford Corbin was In iasor U.
anv means looking to the establishment
NJ good roads, but was opposed 10 s'a-
tutory labor OF all KINDS ..a
The committee on ROADS was ,'aIes.s
70 examine into the powers OF the uoaIu
IN co-operating with other orsamzat,ons
In this cause, and make report @'
future meeting. -, .,o
Major n. V Gaines, chairman OF .ne
committed appointed to consider thae par
90 The commissioners annual report ~
rafarence TO the establishment OF an eN-
detrimental farm. read letter from MT
Tobn NJ Bailey. of Sussex county, va, Va
! oTer,np To donate to the state Oh VT
] ginia one thousand acres OF iahu ~, w
nurnose of establishing ana ihaiii'ai'''"s
= state governmental farm.
Tho land offered has a house OF hVt
or six rooms, with necessary s'ac'e go,
ont houses. and comprises part Oh q saan ,
Of 1900 acres on the main roau ''
Wormly and Littleton .,oo. =,
The board then adjourned suo'ee' -
the call of the president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
Praperty Transfers.

picbn,oud. NJ. Bolton 10 Mau-
it,. n FLYNN. same decd reported from
rnuntv court December 4, 1890. So
" w. Foster TO II. S. Davis ana JACK
Esves Photographic outfit and other per,
soral property at No. SO5 east Broad
street, $500. =, po.or.
Camille Prout TO Joseph NJ. Rosen,
raum f1-2 inches on east SIDE hl'i
rtreot between Grace and Frankie, 81
smith e. Courtney TO Smlth-Cour,nrS
Company. 40 feet on alley between Main
cary. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
s., 1922. . ,torv 7.
Henrico.-Sophla Bowler 10 mary -
Eacigalupo 80 feet on Ashiana s'e1'
southeast corner Washington. SVo.
Isaac II. Darlington ana others -
Robert A. Lancaster, lS-zi lllteles' !"
farm known as "Sunnyside, so''o''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
Latter Of Thanks.

The president and board OF managers
~ the Woman's Christian Association 1e-
sire to return their most grateful thanhs
TO the following ladies' ana genuss .
Predecessor and Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt.
Mrs. John Knowles. Miss Lawson, cap
tain Cunningham, Mp. Lohmann and Pro-
lessor Horace +. Smith for the generous
aid they rendered in assisting un corr
junction with the dramatic eiocutiohis.
Miss Westcott. OF New forD' ~ .a,Ss
funds for the benefit OF the woman
CHRISTIAN Association. The musical pare
OF the entertainment delighted an appreei-
alive audience. and Miss Westcotts rem,
dIt,on of "Switzerland" was unique and
ENJOYABLE. The managers regret tnat tne
Indictment weather debarred so MANY ~ ~.
pie from enjoying an enter
well-merited a crowded house.
A. p. Rowe. Jr.. OF Fredericksoufs' '"'
is In the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
"The WesterneI sat the The tire.

The above attraction Will be at ,ne
Theatre tonight and tomorrow ha.i-
nee and night. This is not thuhusiiiie
n,e,o-drama dependent on scenic eno.'n
for it's entertaining powers pui an III
terestlng and well-told story. II 49,
s.,har dies financially embarrassed, ana
,Shn after many vicissitudes redeems the
honor OF his family. 10, nd tho
c,,msxes are well-timed. Miss Pauline
Willard and Mr.. James Gibbs, who were
so popular In this piece here last season.
are still with the company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
New Convicts.

Sheriff r. x. Curtis, Of Elizabeth CITY
county, called at the Capitol YESTERDAY Gn,a;y
after delivering at the penitentiary DaVid
Peter6eld (colored). who had been SEN
fenced to one year Imprisonment LOT UNI
lawful wounding. 10 oo,,od wbo
Sheriff II. Fitzgerald also caheu, wno
had handed over to Major Lynn eoh W.,
no. DonieI +. Powell (colored), who had been
snntenced 10 three years for horse steal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27

trunks. etc, together with the fixtures
and open accounts now standing on the
books. The liabilities are about $500.
The preferred creditors are: N. Bot
tighimer. s2.1l012; Meyer Shoenaman.
$685.; Sully Bros. T4is; Eichergreen &
We'll, S2Oo50
The remainder OF the creditors share
ratably. the amount due them being about
1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
Highland Springs.

Among the new arrivals is lituc s 90
Susie Dallas Rohleder. VINO ariseu
Cupid's Rest, the nome Oh n-i ~ year
'" yr Reuben Spindle, whose ears were =.
,a ,d, frosted by driving into town last
" Mrs West. who was quite Ill at her
home. near Fair Oaks. is improvins:
"J Mrs s. w. Thacker. OF Big Stone Gap
4. visiting her parents at Ivy Cottage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27

theodore w. Noyes. John W. Ross. Fra.
CHS A. Richardson. Richard Smith. Mich
aei L. Weller, Beriah wilkins
The general committee appointed for
tnat day comprises the following: James
", berret tchairman). Alexander Porter
morse secretary. Charles c. Clio yer
Urcasurer).
Inc committee on civic organizations
consists or William Dickson chairman.
anu Professor Henry King (secretaryl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
The Electoral College grssenVcr.

Mr. W. 8. Copeland. of Danville. who
had been elected special messenger by
the Electoral College OF Virginia TO
Washington. has the following to say In
the Danyilie Register about the part
which he took in this important act:
"It is in order to state that virginias
a,actoral vote was delivered to the Presi-
dent OF the Senate In proper form and
with every attention to detail This Is
due 10 the fact that the pscfage was
made up by Colonel j. Bell Bigger. the
intelligent clerk OF the House OK Dele
gates, who Is so familiar win eucn mat
tiers that mistakes with him are imposs''
BILE"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
A n.ed If Assignment.

Mrs. S. A. Pyle flied deed OF assign
1t On the clerks office of the chancery
nnnrt Yesterday. The assignment was
10 "as for the benefit Of her creditors to
Ahram C.. Ely. trustee. The deed con-
.,aws al, Of the stock In her store at No.
soo r om,sinna street. consisting of dry
foods. notions, hats. clothing. Shoes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27

Mr.. William T. Price, justice or the
peace. at Richland. Nebraska, was con-
fined to his bed last winter with severe
attack Of lumbago; but thorough appli-
cation of Chamberlains Pain Balm en-
abled him to get up and so TO work. Mr..
price says: "The Remedy cannot be re-
commended too highly" Let any one
troubled with rheumatism. neuralgia or
lame back give 1t a trial and they VIII
be OF the same opinion. 90 cent bottles for
sale by owens & Minor Drug Co.. 1907
east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
Who Is Mr.. Wieklitfe?
WHO II WI
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. rs,
Editor Tim s.

Editor Tim s.:
In your editorial this date, The Ban
ouet and its Meaning" you mention Mr.
Wickliffe's article in the February fo-
rum. but conclude with the compliment -
to that gentleman by saying; We do
not know who Mr.. Wlcklife Is ana there-
fore can form no opinion of the signin,
100 of such an article from him.
John c. wickliffe is a citizen of New Or
leans. a lawyer by profession. During
the dark days of our Lottery reconstruc-
tion he was foremost among the states
'Immortals," and during the Dago
trouble" March, 1890, he was associated
yy,th tbe sturdy William s. Parkerson.
In addition to Mr.. Wickliffe's many
"charms and virtues" he Is still connect
ed I think, with the New Orleans Delta,
a paper whose history l suppose you
know. He is also one OF LOUISIANA
STATE Worlds Fair commissioners.
CHARLES Y. COSBY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-20
GERMAN COMBINATION.
Riohterites and Socialists to De-
feat the Army Bill.
BITTERNESS AGAINST RICHTER

Government Parties Will Vote for social-
lists Rather Than See the Radical Leader
Chossn--Big Gains OF the Socialists in
the German Capital.
BERLIN, June %. - Eugens Richter,
leader Of the opposition Radicals, has
agreed with August Bebel and Wilhelm
Liebknecht, leaders OF the Social Demoj
Gratis, to deliver to the Social Democrats in
the second ballots all tho Radical votes
that he can control In constituencies where
the contests will be between Social Demo-
Gratis nd candidates fayoring tho army
bill. l.. return Liebknecht and Bebel will
order the Social Democratic voters to cup
port Richterists In constituencies where
the latter contest eeats with representa-
tives Of the governments parties.
The bitterness felt by the government
parties toward Richter Is excessive. In
Hagen, which Richter represented in the
last reichstag, and which the recount gives
him the right to contest with Herr Breil,
Social Democrat, the National Liberals
say that they will vote with the Socialists
so as to throw Richter out. Breil received
6.65s votes on tho first ballet and Richter
9,861. As the National Liberals control
1000 or perhaps 4, 500 votes in Hagen it is
IN their power to oust Richter.
From the two districts in Berlin where
elections were secured the official returns
are: Fourth division--Paul Singer, Social
Democrat. 46,s56; Eugene Richter, 9,T6s.
Compared with the ballot in 1880 these
figures show Social Democratic gain of
5,647, and a Radical loss of 4,499 Sixth
division = Wilhelm Liebknecht Social
Democrat, 81 500; DIR. Schwindt. Conscrva-
tive. 1888. A Social Democratic gain of
9,295, and Conservative gain of $500.
The total Social Democratic gains in the
six Berlin districts were 2s,007. In five
districts the Radicals lost 13,241.