The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-05
new CASTLE LETTER.


What Ii Happening in the Pretty Town
on the Delaware.
Correspondence of tho Republican.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 5-Your corres
pendent can stand a reasonable amount
OF cursing when IL comes from a man
who IL not flannel mouthed, and there
lore 1t may not be out of plac, to
enumerate some OF the blessings
which the Wilson bill will bring TO
New CATTLE people. Iron ore will fall
In price and the unemployed will all
have work galore. Marble statues will
be on the free list and we will erect
ono near Washington avenue to the
honor of the friend of tho American
workingman.
There will DO two erected in Dob
blneyllle. How will the Dying
Gladiator appear on Clymer street?I
Every politician who has an axe to-
grind will do SO without being underl
a compliment for mill stones Will be-
free.
Every one. even reporters. will have
q walking stick, for walking sticks
will be on the tree list. / ain going to
get dandy of q blackthofn.
But, boyS.do not say word. for the
poor. down trodden Hungarian, who Is
kept at work, no matter who Il allow
ed to so Idle will drink no moro rats"
| as long as they will get champagne.
II will be cheaper. TO the mischief
with your tin basins for washing IN
why we will have cut gluss bowls and
opera glasses will he reduced from 80
to IS per cent, so that the heelers and
others can soc who to vote for at tho
next election.
But hold on iu consideration Of the
reduction In wages, every 81 Il day
worker will be able to build house
now and put In free stained glass
windows and mantel pieces Of marble.
Come off the handle, lads, the size of a
man will never Brighten you then. You
need not care whether Indies are
around or not you can curse all you
want-becuuse cGrsing will be on the
free list and "A big Republican ma
jority will come in unIEolcsted into
Democratic Delaware In 1894. Let the
band play.
A person has to look a couple OF
times at some Of our young men now
in order to recognize them. They are
the football players and they have ali
got their long heads OF hair cut and
look quite different lot of young
men,
Tho passengers on the $50 o'clock
train yesterday afternoon wero u
good deal amazed by woman who
was under the iuliusnce of lluuor. She
came from Philadelphia to accept b
position as housekeepcr with n farmer
living near town. Officer Tobin mot
her on his beat and took her TO thu
jail. it,"
John Russell. tho hostler employed
by llr. John j. Black, stabbed himself
in tho foot yesterday morning with a
manure fork,
Yesterday afternoon 1t began to
hurt and he took his shoe OF and it
Immediately swelied up very large
lie Is moving around with much trOu-
ble, and tho injured foot is cauJtnI
him good deal OF pain
Those who are In position to state
assert that another tight bet ween gluc
boosters took place hero on Saturday
last.
A revolving sight was witnessed her'
on last Sunday whau two boys wnra
seen drunk. Thay had been sGpp,tcI
with n bottle OF bad whisksy. II l.
under5to3d that the person who sold
the whisiey Will 10 proceeded against
Tor violation OF tho law.
Louis f. Post will lecture on Hard
Tines In the Opera House tbs even
ing. He is next to Henry George, amt
like his leader Is a great advocate Of
tho single tax theory. Tbs proceeds
Will 20 for the bonellt OF the poor OF
the city.
city Council and tho Trustees Of the
Commons will meet this evening
Both meetings are eXp5ctel 10 be
really Interesting.
Miss Lily May Salmons Is visiting
friends IN tho lower palt of the state
The srhooners John Rose aui John
d. Paige were, in collision yesterday.
near Reedy Island The Rose hal q
large hplo stove In her siio h'r iib.
boom carried away and other damages
The Paige lost her healsear and SIS.
talned other damages.