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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28
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american Laundry. 500 West Front st
cuppingand ieeohins. 100 u. Second 81
Cummings. the photographer. 500
Market street.
You can get something you can cat
at 227 Market street. Hollis.
II you want flrst.class dyeing and
scouting done, go to $40 King.
J. ]. Smith, Fourth and Shipley
streets. has for sale new crop tnrnlp
and rutabaga seeds.
Go to DIR. J. H. Simms & Son. 60e
King street, now. for DIR. SimmS ia
nous White Pulmonlc Balsam, the
lung cure. COG King street. Elegant
medicine depot.
The charge of larceny against Curtis
Valentine has been withdrawn and
Valentine released from New Castle
jail.
Any one returning a stray English
grey hound to No. 625 French street
will be suitably rewarded.
The East Lake Presbyterian Churcl
gave p c'nic 10 their scholars yes
terday.
! Tho S, lay school of st. john
Church os efday gave delightful
pli-Die al $ lellpot Park.
= While Harry Stanley and two com
pa ions were sailing near the jett.
iast mig hit their boat upset. The,
swan ashore. but had narrow esoap
from drowning.
II p. W. & d. machine shops clos
ed down last evening, throwing som
fifty or moro hands. out OF employ
lment for an Indefinite time. 1t ha
gone down in history that "the mex
day 1t showed"
The Wilmington Dental Works will
start up again to-day with nearly al
of their old force. Their financial dl
ticnltles have been adjusted.
There were ten carloads of peache
. shipped over the Delaware railroa
: from Monday until Wednesday.
Any person having pair OF pla
form scales to sell that will weigh 81
pounds. may find customer by al
: dressing Scales" this office.
: Work is progressing very fayorabl
! on the electric road to Gordon Height
, and it will not be long before you ca
!. ride out TO tho Delaware for hN
cents. .a-. .....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

SIsIPsoS GRovE, July 2T.-The deep
religious feeling that has suddenly
oyerspread the Grove ie encouraging
all the workers to removed eiful Is. and
&c is predicted that this seasons camp
will be the most successful ever held
here. Director Gehrett has his forces
well in hand, and every minister is
standing by him in his work. Thus
far half dozen persons have pro-
fessed convention. The Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society held its
anniversary exercises to-day. Several
OF the lending workers in that organi.
ton arrived oil the grounds this morn
ing.
The afternoon hour was given to
the society to use as the leaders saw
fit. The presiding officers and mem
bers were welcomed to the grove by
Presiding Elder Gehrett. The attend
ance to-day was larger than Yesterday.
Tomorrow the Grand Army will as
semble and occupy the greater part
oil the day. under the direction oil
Chaplain Savers, who ia himself an
old veteran ami well-knCwn through
out the State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

For quite number OF years back
DuPonts banks. especially Rising Sun
village, is much annoyed with young
men % who seem 20 keep tho place In
an uproar all the time. Their annoy.
lance has been almost unbearable. and
many night people were awakened
from their peaceful slumber by these
,roughs. People of Wilmington and
other places who have once hoard OF
the place are really afraid to come
through the village on account OF the
Insults and rough handling they may
expect.
| Whilo doing little buslness In the
Village this morning 1t WIS disgusting
to see tho lending business stores all
lsmenred over with black paint, such as
skulls. cross-bones and warnings for
certain business men to watch out for
No. /.
On one OF the buildings was the fol.
lowing: Soft drinks for sale at Nc.
Glynn's;" In another place was. "Sec.
ond Grand IIiberninn Ball. and
Meals st all hours, "please pay al
tho bar" / think the citizens OF that
pace should go to a higher authority
and have such practices broken up.
r. S. J..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28
An Iutnlcrabic Suisa ire.


Is there any hope for the people liv-
Ing adjoining tho vacant lot of Messus.
Bush, located on the east side OF LON
bard street, between NiHih and Tenth
streets? Last night Guly 27th) there
were over fifty boys and Young men
Engaged in playing ball. Such ours
ing, swearing and vulgar language
was beneath tho commOne5t hrothel.
We had TO leave our front porches ard
retire to be relieved OF this terrible
Outrage on common decCncy
Chief of Police Dolau has had his at.
tention called to this outrage. lie
Gent his men here, they took II list OF
Names and would have prosecuted.
but the parents begged and plead In
behalf OF tho boys, saving such
should not DO so again. IL has been
worse this past week than aver Leforc.
Messrs. Head IL Co. have placed
boards on this lot, .ffrespasslnE For.
bidden.' yet tilrre seeIns 10 hc no help
for us, only to take the law In our own
hands. Then what howl there would
be by those who do not know by ex
perience what we have to endure
What shall We do? j..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

The Brandywine Summit cnmp
meeting grounds are being filled up by
.tenters, and by another week there
will probably not be a vacant tent on
the entire grounds. The campers now
ure enjoying tho cool breezss which
blow through the grove, while city
folks are sweltering under the warm
sun.
Rev. l.. l.. Hubbard, who will be
minister in charge. furnishes this pro-
gram OF the services.
Monday night. Aug. T.-Sermon by
Rev. w. T. Tomkinsun. Subject,
Fire and birthstone"
| Tuesday morning. -Sermo After
noon. W. +. NJ. $.
! Wednesday morning. II. NJ. S
speaker, Mrs. il. W. +. Con. Mednes-
day afternoon and evening, Temper
anCe speaker, AIR. NanBennett.
Thursday morning and afternoon
IEEworth League; speakers, Rev. Har.
Ivey Ewing and others. Thursday
evening, sermon by j. Z. Otis.
Friday morning.-Sermon by DR.
Kelly OF Chester. Friday afternoon.
womnn's meeting, in charge Of Mrs
Julia TompkinsOn. Friday evening
sermon by Rev. II. Norris, of Balti
more.
Saturday morning. Sermon by Dir
, Rudisill. Saturday evening, two ser
mons.
Sunday mornlng.-Two sermons
Sunday afternoon. TWO sermons. Sun
! dny evening, two sermons.
Rev. 4. L. Terry will preach In tn
/, tabernacle on Sunday morning, an(
DIR. Waddcll in the afternoon.
! The blg tent meetings will be ii
charge OF Rev. II. s. Dulnny.
Monday morning. August l4,-Ser
mon by Rev. William Powick. Mon
day evening, sermon by Rev. /. q
= .EosnoCht.
E Tuesday mornlng.-Sermo by Rev
. |. Jewell. Tuesday evening, sermon
by Rev. w. l.. $. Murray.
Thursday morning. Sermon by Pre-
! Siding Elder Barrett.
Tho women, under the leadership o
of Mrs. Iomllinson, will lave chargt
lof tile afternoon services.
? The lay men will have charge of th
$50 prayer meeting.
Rev. i. b. Short will have charge G
the 80 meeting,
Rev. j. ID. c. Hanna will have charg
a OF the $50 meeting.
= Rev. f. Burgette Short will conduc
n IchlIdron's services, and Mrs. w. /
= ITomkinson will have charge of til
I womon's meetings during the camp
\ The music will be under the directio
@ .of the Rev. Isaac Jewell, who will b
assisted by Prof. Sweeney OF CLeste
from Aug 10 until tile close OF CANT
; Miss Grace Quigg will preside ut III
4 organ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

There was select party assembled
at Shellpot Park yesterday afternoon.
The quiet homelike appearance OF the
place ID certainly attractive. Among
the various family circles we noticed
Rev. j. b. Qulgg and wife, M. 7. Poole
and family, Louis Faust and family
Stewart Carlisle also with his family
and hosts OF others. As the shades OF
night began TO fall the cars as they ar.
rived began to pour the people out In
almost countless numbers. The only
thing your correspondent saw which
mars the pleasure OF the attendants Ia
the poor lighting OF the park. Why
does not the City Railway Company
light the grounds by electricity from
their plant at Delaware Avenue sta.
tion.
4 A controversy occurred upon one Of
the down cars on the RiveTvlew line
last night. 1t seems that gentleman
got on Ninth street car and took an
exchange on to Rivervlew car going
north. as the cars came along. They
were so crowded that he could not get
on. He became Disguised and boarded
n Riveryiow car going south for hia
home. The conductor refused 70 pass
him. He said he was entitled to seat
and told the conductor to put him off,
but instead he took his name and adj
dress. Tie gentleman rode to his
destination, which we think he In Jus,
tlcc had a right to do. .....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28
FIFTH edition.
IN HACKS TO sIILLTowN.

A largo Numbcr of Young People Spend
Last Evening ON Ellis p. Hicks Farm.
A Beautiful Evening and Delightful
Ride.
Ellis T. Hicks'farm at Midtown was
the scene of much merrlment last
evening, 1t being invaded by a party
Of young people from this city. who
drove to the beautiful home In hacks,
as the guests OF Preston Chalfant and
Harry Lynch.
!. The merry young people assembled
at the home OF Miss Mary Wedin, OF
Tenth and Union streets. early In the
evening. and ut S.l5 O'Clock started
for the Hicks home. The night was
beautiful one, the moon shining In
all her glory, making the ride delight
full. At a.45 o'clock the teams drew
up into tho lane which had been bril-
+, 'liantly lighted with Chinese lanterns.
aud which combined with the beauif.
full moonlight oycrhanging trees and
bushes made the spacious lawn indeed
beautiful epot. After receiving their
visitor Mr.. Hicks showed them the
for the evening. After stroliing
around the property. social amuse.
: ment was INDUCED in, all the games
, being PLAYED ON tho lawn. Others
: amused themselves by dancing.
, After parlaking OF surnptuous re.
past OF ice cream. lemonade, cake and
fruits the party dispersed with many
thanks for the hospitality shown them
/ by the visiting family and also "a
!. Messrs. Chalfant and Lynch on theii
selection OF such o merry crowd, and
a the enjoyment which was received al
4 their expense from the evenings out
ing.
Those who enjoyed the ride we're
!. Misses Lola and Matte Chalfant, Fan.
Q ME LOWS. Emma Dowd, Reta Emer
l. son, Rebecca Graham. Lizzie and IndiI
Thompson, Ella and Lulu Crozior
y Carrie and Lucy Gregg, Jennie Werk
g heiser Mary md Laura Weldln. III,
n Messrs Preston and Harry Chalfant
Q Harry Lynch, Charles Sapp. Franz
Fox, Clinton Williams, Clinton ant
Henry Werkheiser. j. Austin Ellison
Fred. l.. Kelly. William Stats ant
Edward II. CLAYTON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Mrs Mary Burns. who WINS fined by
Magistrate Monaghan on Wednesday
on complaint OF j. W. Sparks for as
saulting his six-year-old boy, says that
the boy spit on her aud called het
vulgar names; when she ran after him
lie fell down, and she gave him two OF
three slap5 in tine face, without hurt
ing him half 50 ba1ly as he deserved
Tor his impudenee, ns lie Is the worst
boy she ever encountered. The fine
was 81 ana rot 50 as stated which no;
only she but also tho neighDors con
sldered great outrage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

hive ofton heard OF young moi
printing tie town red but l can EN-
phatlcally say Rising sun Is tho lirs
place even known to be- painted black
Not long ago Mr.. Mctlynn had hi
Deer sign on top OF telegraph polo
with Il plaeurd at tho bottom, For |
good beer climb tho greasy POLE
a nice young man of the village
whom the girls think Is "lu-lu," wa
bncked and gagged after leaving Ill,
home of his sweetheart. and was CON
pletely blackenod with this paint ant
tied to tho porch of Mrs. Shields, whef
his cries brought the lady of the hoGs
to his assistance.
Notwithstanding the glaring alpctri
light the mischief is at Its leigIt.
/. j. J.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Captain Ryder, tho master of IN,
steamer Berkshire, of tho Providence
Norfolk and baltimore Line, state
THAT on Wednesday morning he en-
IcUuntered n heavy snowstorm off til,
Long Island coast. Her decks wer,
covered, md the storm was SO thicl
that she YVES forced TO lay to until /
iabated. Captain r! der says it WA
one Of the most remarkable expert
enees he has had during his long ser
vice in tllese waters. People wht
sweltered under tho tropical hea
along shore are inclined TO beliey'
that the event was very remarkable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28
EDITION.


Last evening. surrounded by their
many friends and the sweet strains oil
mnslc rendered by Prof. Schimmer-
horn, at the residence OF the groom.
2t8 West Ninth street, Mr.. Q. j.. Gray
and Miss Clementina Fountain were
united In marriage by Or. Grandson.
pastor of Exon Church. The bride
WAS handsomely attired in china silk,
Trimmed In lace and ribbon. The
bride maid. Miss Laura Manlove, wore
pink silk. Mr.. James Bell was best
man. Hannah Hogan and Emma
Williams werc flower girls. The happy
couple received many handsome pres
ents.
The guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
K;rkman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller, Mr.
and Mrs Ellsworth Mercer. Mr.. and
AIrs. l.. L States, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Col
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Robinson, Mr. ant
AIRS. Benjamin Fountain, Mr., and Mrs
3. Hinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Bagwell
3Ir and Mrs. Hems,ey, Misses Llurt
and Mabel ColweIl, Mcssrs. johnson
williams. Jordan, Hollis, America
SAdler. Katie and Jennie Jefferson
Mrs. Emma Benton anu Miss Estell
( Gray OF West Grove Pa.
Me5tiames Warwick, Dennison, Ev
ans. Smith, Misses Scott, Mr.. AM
AIRS. Thomas Gibson, MIR. and Mrs
John Gibson. Messrs. Jones, Purnell
Collier. White. Armstrong, Grandson
Fountain and many others. Aftc
reeeiving the congratulations OF the
friends the bride and groom and tEei
guests repaired to the dining room
where they found the table laden wit
everything to please ones appetite.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Az there has been considerable com.
plnint about tho trnmps at tho Bplti-
more e. Ohio Railroad junction, Spe
cial Officer James Tucker. with Yard
Master Smith and several of tho shift
ing gang, made n raid OH them last
niGht and captured thirteen, twelve Of
whom nrO white and one colorud. They
were alrHigned before Squire Sasst
this morning. and in default Of tht
payment OF a fine of S5 aud costs eaei
were committed TO jail for ilfteot
DAVIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

About $50 of the attendants Of the
"a. L. NJ. p. Church at Twelfth and
French streets, assembled last evening
to taka nm excursion over the limos OF
the electric railway, but owing to the
burning out of one OF the dynnmo3
the company was unable to furnish the
electricity to prODal the alditlDna
cars mud the trip had to no abandoned
Ito tho great disappointment OF the en-
/ tire marty. Tho excursion Will take
place In a fsw days, and of it due no
tce will he given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Moses William, colored, lives on @
farm about five miles east of Fayette
vile. He is G5 years old, but no ONT
would take him TO be more than about
80. He was married twice and had borr
TO him 4j children. By the first wife he
had CD childreu-3 boys and 20 girls
and by the second % children-2 boy,
and 20 girls. He says he has about Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Rev. w. IL. II. Powers. rector OF
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Cburch
at Towson Baltimore County, filed
yesterday through his counsel, Mr. ID.
%. Mcintosh, a bill of separation OIL
partial divorce from his vito, Mrs.
Louise Shelley Powers, and Tor the
care and custody OF his children. Mr..
Powers also asks for an injunction to
RESTRAIN his wife from entering the
with him In its possession. Mrs. Pow
ers appears to be terrible termsgeni
and passed Wednesday night In the
custody OF the warden of tho county
Jail for assaultlng Mrs. Lyttlo who
had afforded shelter to her infant and
Its Nurse. She has been married g
years ana is ABOUT 40 years of ago. -. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28
Local QUOTATIONS.


Tho rail mill of the Maryland Steel
Company. at Sparrow's Point, has
again shut down, owing to an acai-
dent TO the engine. Tho mill WIS
opened "Wednesday after having been
closed three days TO allow minorle.
morning the back cylinder head was
blown cut hy the piston rod becoming
disconnected and forcing It's way
through tho head of the cylinder,
Tile bIF cylinder head. weighing over
half ton. was thrown fifty feet and
then rolled mo the mill. No one was
hurt. II Will require several days to
mnke repairs, UiIl tho mill Will pr1ha-
lily not be ill operation again for a
week, l'he damaged engine did the
heaviest work at Il plant of the COM
pnny, Turning the TO > and rail ma
cliuory, in all amt un.tag to 5000 horse
power day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

man giving his address as W. A.
Caldwell. jeweler No. $50 Front street.
called at The house of Ella Cooper, No.
iS2l Inst Thirteenth street, last Mon.
day week, and pretended to repair q
clock. which lie warranted TO run
eight years, and for his work he re.
lceived dollar. Before he left no Sc.
cured the ladys gold spectacles. pro.
missing TO repair and return them last
Saturday. Thus far he has failed to
do SO, and Mrs. q. Ia greatly distressed
over her loss, particularly as theT
were wedding present. Other citizens
Should be on their guard against such
shnrpers. The police have been noti-
fled and will keep look out for him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

There are many misconceptions about
aluminium that are widespread and
which it seems difficult to correct in
the public mind. Aluminium is not,
section for section, very strong metal.
1t is only one-hulf as strong as wrought
iron. 1t has very low elastic limit. Il
is not rigid, but bonds under a trans,
verse strain readily. Ii is i'll its alloy.
that its utility commences to appear
With to Il per cent of copper or aln
minimum bronze we have one of the mos
dense. finest grained and strongest met
ais known.-New York Telegram.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Tine young people of Delaware Ave.
nue Baptist Church were to have had
an electric car excursion last evening
but were disappointed. After waiting
some time for tine cars. which failed To
mnteriullze. they telephoned to the
station. and were informed that or
account OF two cars bong disabled
they were unable to accommodate
them. The members think the com
pany should havo notified them be
lore night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Great thread mills Al Newark, y. j..
Including the ClIrk .. y. l., VIII 20
on thrae.guartets timo Owing to the
money strinEeucy At least 1900 EN-
ployes Will DO affected
The Lucy Mining Company, at M.
gaunec, Mich, has sold its ores in
stock (503O tonsl emil ID now shipping
1t to close out an Improbable b4si-
ness.
Five hundre,! hands were rendered
idle by the closing OF the Deer GrooG
Cotton Mills and Fearce Sons Com,
pany's betting factory at Cincinnati -.
Fifteen hundred hands are to bt
thrown into iuleuesz by tho Indefinite
closing on August l. OF the Elgin Ma
l.ional Watch Compauy'e works at FL
gin, Ill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

The Standard Sewing Machine Com.
nany yesterday afternoon before
Magistrate Smith brought referee
.cnse against Mrs. Connor to recover
s35 which the plaintiff claims was,
owed them on machine sold to the
II. II. Ward represented
the company and John p. Nlelds tho
defendant The referees, Philip Roy.
bold. Samuel Murphy, ST., and NJ. NJ.
Cleayer, this morning decided in favor
of tho plaintiff for tho fall amount
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Mr.. John Rutherford. of DayisGroYe,
Pa, md Miss LIME Grassman, for.
merly of Camden, n. j., were married
at liartsville, Pa, OH Goth, hy the Rev
u. X. Turner. and came on to this city
the same day, where they will spend q
few days with hln sister, Mrs. Franz
MesslCk. of Elm street, and thence tc
Hatburrow. Pa, where they will take
a residence about two miles in the
country from that place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Thomas II. I.ally, administrator, will
sell at public sale tomorrow tSatdr
day) at $50 p. m. three brick houses
No. dl3 Nest Second street. and Nos
535 aud 507 West Front street. in ordel
to close up the accounts OF the estate
These are desirable houses for an in
Vcstuent, us they rent readily and vii
pay u good interest. They arc wor.l
looking after as we are confident thu
the purchaser, whoever he may be
will make money out of them,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28
tPHlLoPeNA.

we had bath Of us said we would rather
II DO "give or take" philcpene-
Whatever ono gave to the other
In any way during that cen
The other should surely repay,
A gift and keepsake TO be.
She meant in good faith will say,
But I-well, who could have blamed mef
For soon as our compact was scaled
gave her kiss on the check
.Philopenal" cried, "you must yield
And pay me another next week"
She had promised; she knew she wa
caught,
And the bright color mantled her brow,
And she said, u will pay IL l ought,
But-let II DO over with-now"
-Abble L. Brown in Yankee Blade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Tho parties who stole black ana
tan dog from the nelghborhood OF
Third and Market streets had better
return 1t or they VIII he put to trou.
bic as they are we'll known. 1t COOS
by the name of Fannie, with her ears
turned over.
Return over the clothing store S. q.
Corner Third and MARKET streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Tho personal property of the late
Edmund Wilson will be sold at public
sale at his late residence near River
yiew, Brandywine Hundred. to-mor.
row at one o'clock p. m. Those who
may wish to purchase horses, wagons
harness OF furniture should DO OF
hand, as Auctioneer Stldham 10 ready
TO promise purchasers good bargains
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Early "Wednesday morning two con.
ductOrs oil the IN. l;ailiodd might
have been seen weHsiiuS their way IL.
ward the depot laden with fishing rod
and tackle and well flied lunch bas,
kets bound Tor the Delaware and lle5n.
peake Canal where they expect 10 beat
all former records in hauling out sun
.fsh ami bluCk bass. Inquiry um6Bg
their many friends hns brought to
light the fact that larga quantities OF
Ash have been promised to item. Al
extra car has been chartered from lii,
W. 4 n. Company to deliver fish t.
their fellow conductors along the line
We don't expect to $50 TANK ana A
w, for some time as they Will DO busl
ly engaged In cleaning iis!i,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

All persons who have neglected their
cemetery lots will surely attend to
them now, when they SEQ the stock,
the new drawings, and learn the prices.
mt Geo. l.. Jones marble and granite
works, lO2 West Eighth street. Larger
stock than ever before and prices re.
duced for August.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

There was considerable excitement
in the Vicinity OF Eleventh and Orange
streets last evening. caused by dog
lwhiah acted III manner which led
people to believe that he was mad
lie snapped at several persons. hut no
one was bitten. The animal was H.
lnally chased into a house, where he
WIS shot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Murders and suicides by mere children
in France are reported TO be very fire.
quent. Nine murders of boys and girls
under 10 years of age, committed by
boys under ii, are noted within the past
few months. Suicides are about as nu
merous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-28

Tho throne, the graudees, the high
ecelesiastics, the captains general, the
adnirals and the ministers Of state in
Spain WELD very powerful influence in
7 Spanish politics and control the upper
house of the cortes.