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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-13

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zoo North Fourth ST.,
900 below Green, Philad'a.
I'll most rnttn blo and eueoeKsftll Ipe-
Special Diseases, Blood Poison

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Structures all diseases resulting from youthful errors or
ffosn orerwork. Old, Young or Mid die ued don I
suncr any longer. is certain, experiment. have
everything known 10 medical and surgical science,
shstinate and old solicited, matter Who failed
relief Fresh cured ia 70 10 days Euro
pesn Hospital experience In Germany. England. France
and Austria, erdneaer aud diplomas prove and IS
years practical experience 10000 cases cured yearly
@1E n00 VIII be paid 70 an advertising doctor
% kOsOOo who IAN prove great skill know
ledge and experience and who thow many patients
permanently cured rs can after oaachs and advertising
docorE had ruined them. Send &c. stamp for book
aTRuTH" and testimonials exposing quacts and
advertising doctors with their false aud fraudulent guar,
aneea and tesmonlals their experiences, they do not
poses and their scheme Of rsandns money Of friendly
talks and their cheap and worthless drugs neither Of
which YOU but used doooys and result In
ruin Of thousands Of oonhilns Victims oyrieH Horns
Every day from A, n. to T. NJ, evenings 10 3.
Wednesday and Saturday Evenings from6-lo, Sundays
nom to r. For References sec Wednesday and satut-
day Phiisdflphis lles.
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Paper HanainE$.
Latest styles, at lowest prices. A. b.
Jones. 4aP Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-13
DuBLIC SALE

DuBLIC SALE +
or
Kentucky and Southern Ohio HORSES
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL -
at 1.31 o'clock sharp.
1 will sell AT public sale. at my stahfe4
20 and ~ Fast Fifth s.reet. Chester, Pa-s4
head OF Ken ky an'l soatiicrn Chic,
horses. This VIII he "A fresh lot OF stockr
direct from tile y est. consisting Of
draught. driving and general PURSES
horses Horsc9 can re seen at the stlnisA
two days before sale. All horses to VI ~
Represented. Two and four months
credit. A. H. TfSJN.
/. ". Std an & Son. Auctioneers. ~
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PHILADELPHIA
PASSENGER s. STEAMBOATS,
Commencing "Wednesday, April 3
STE AsfERS
City of Chester
AND

Leaves Wilmington. Fourth street wharf
at /. 80 and 10. 81 a. m. i aud 4. tb p. IN.
Chestnut street wharf. Philadelphia
100 and 10. Is n. IN. 30 and p. IN.
Stop both ways at Chester.
Freight received all day at Philadel-
phia and Wilmington and carried at low
est rates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-13

GALAXY OR COMMISSION 20 agents
- to handle the Patent Chemical Ink
lErasing Pencil. The most useful and
novel Invention OF the age. Erases ink
in two seconds. Works like
mugic. 300 to 500 per cent. profit. Agents
linak ing $50 per W, OF. We also want a
general agent to lake charge OF terrific ry,
and appoint sub agents. A rare cha nee
ito make money. Write for terms and
8, eclinen OF ernsing. monroe Era ser
Mfg. Co, X sl5 La Crosse, Wis. mis- 3m
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Office

IN oTIoh-
The copartrersnip heretofore subsisting
mons, under the name OF Lore & EN-
mons, has this dav been dissolved by the
Iwith,ifawal OF Charles Is. Lore. Harry
lEmmons will settle up the part nershiI
business. GHAS. ~. It)NE
| Marcn 20, 1893. HARRY EAlMUNS.
| The Undersigned VIII continue the prtc'
Il Ice of luw at the Offices OF the late firm
lof lore a. Emmons. "
msU-Gt. cod HARRY EMMONs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16
IN LAST CHANCE GULCH
Legislators Still Fighting 0Ier The
United States Senatofship.
1T IS A BATTLE OF BALLOTS
Result OF the Vote Yesterday
Measures Acted Upon by
Both Houses OF the
Legislature.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. Feb. l5.--All but two OF the
members of tho legislature voted for sen
ator to-day. Tho abscntccs were Clark
and Mantle man. Mantle's vote reached
its highest point, while Clark lacked II Of
an election instead of 10. The only differ
encc from yesterdays vote was that Hen
son voted for Mantle. and stayed with him
instead of changing To Clark. ms he has
done for several days after Ticrncy voted.
Ticrney cast his vote for Couch to-day. as
did Anncar and Burns. Coder voted for
Tom Carter. Tho result was that tho
whole number Of votes cast was CO; ncces-
sary TO choice. ~. Mantle received -,
Clark n. Dixon IL, Couch 3, Carter I.
There was the usual large crowd present
and much interest was manifested in the
vote, but no ono was surprised that there
was no result. In fact il is the universal
conclusion that there will bc a deadlock, +,
unless the Clark men conclude that there
are other good democrats in the state be-
sides Mr.. Clark.
II has been quiet In Helena, although
there has been about the usual amount Of
lobbying and talking. Miles finlen and
Harry Woolrich had few words on the
subject Of betting. Finlen wanted TO bet
81 ,OUp that Clark would not bc elected,
and Woolrich wanted to bet that IL would
be either Clark or q republican, M no bet
was Iuadc ON that proposition. IL is eN.
pected that tho Clark democrats will hold
q caucus tonight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16
JOHN HicKEY'S DEATH.
| Details of the Fatal snow slide Near
HALEY Monday Last.


HALEY Monday Last
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
BELLEVUE. Idaho. Feb. i5.-Following
are the par, ,iculars Of the sad death of John
Hickey on Monday by n snowsiide. while
on his way to HALEY from the Black Barb
mine: Tho Hickey brothers. Martin.
Michael and John. aud James Garrett and
James Herndon were leasing tho Black
Barb. On Sunday John Hickey sustained
an injury to one eye by q piece of steel
penetrating IL. Tho wound growing ex-
trcmely painful. he resolved to go TO
HALEY for treatment. Monday morning,
starting out he realized the danger of
slides. as did his fellow leasers who
watched him descend the towering
mountain until cut Of sight. riskipg life To
save his eye.
In q few minutes after he disappeared
from Wow the earth shook and they wit.
messed two enormous avalanches sweep
down the canyon ON each side, taking
everything before them. They started
out to see II John had escaped, following
his trail to spot where slide 800 yards
wide had Just q few minutes before &C.
CURED, and failing to find his tracks on
either side. quickly realized that poor John
| had been carried away under IL. They set
| TO work digging for him, continuing until
nightfall without success. and then sent n
messenger. who reached Haley ho,
\ springs at o'clock this morning and tel.
ephoned TO Haley and Bellevue for assis.
tance.
Parties of shoyeicrs started out early
yesterday morning from both towns aud
at 10 o'clock there were 40 men on the
spot shoyeling. but not until o'clock was
the body Of the unfortunate man exhurned
He Was under only five feet Of snow, bu,
many feet away from where lie was
caught. One arm was broken. bis body
bruised. and no doubt death was htstan-
| taneous.
| This Is the fifth man killed by slides in
this gulch the last 10 years. John Hicke,
was native of vassclboro. Maine, aged
~ years. He had been mining In the
Rocky mountains IL years and MAS yer,
successful. His parents are dead. lie
| has two sisters now in Maine. He was a
highly respected citizen. His remain,
i will be buried Thursday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16
In the House.
MORNING SESSION,

Notice OF q bill fixing the penalty for tho
crime of burglary was given by Rose.
Tho committee ON ways and means re-
ported that house bill No. 1l9, concerning
the compensation OF county officers, do
not pass; also that senate bills Nos. u
and y do not pass, the first providing for
cler ical assistance i'm the state auditors
Office and the second creating the Office of
deputy state treasurer. The committee
further recommended that the clerical
assistance required. he provided for In
the general appropriation bill.
Tho committee on privileges nid
elections recommended that house bill
No. iO7. regulating elections, do pass.
Tho following bills wcrc introduced:
Scharnikow-Fixing fees Of tho district
court.
Babcock-Appropriat s2i.si3.sO for
the payment Of bounty claims against the
state.
Tallant-- Creating tho ofilcc of game
and fish commissioner and assistants.
Carpenter section LAS of
tho statutes giving n married woman the
same legal rights Ms q man In regard to
the transfer of titles ;also amending section
| 49s, chapter 8. first division VI tho statutcs
and section q, chapter I, Of tho same
regulating The Jurisdiction Of Justices oi
tho peace.
Notwithstanding the revenue laws
| to authorize county commissioners to np
point deputies for assessors; also amend
| ing section l,O7s Of the statutes and the
laws regulating fees Of sheriffs for the
transportation Of prisoners.
walkup-A bill appropriatinR money fol
tho use of the state fire association, and
i A. u
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16
IN THE SENATE.
Riiis That Received Attention OF Brain,
Law Makers Yesterday.

Bii1s That Received Attention OF brainy
Law Makers Yesterday.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HELENA, Feb. l5.-Thc senate to-day
passed the bill locating the state normal
school at Dillon. The vote was unani-
nous. Tho bill, having passed the house,
now goes to the governor.
The Sweet Grass county bill was con-
tinucd ON tho general file.
The houss joint memorial TO congress,
with reference TO the survey of public
lands. was concurrcd in.
The bill providing for state board Of
health. and for the management and
maintenance Of the state prison, were in.
definitely postponed.
Apssiiion was presented by Power re-
nonstrating against the passage Of the
bill creating Blaine county. Power gave
notice Of the introduction Of bill for an
act relating to sureties on undertakings
and bonds.
Goddard gave notice OF tho introduction
of bill for an act TO provide for the In.
corporation Of companies TO do the bust.
moss of accident insurance on the Assess
ment plan, and to control such companies
OF this state and of other states doing
business in this state.
Buford introduced q bill TO provide q
o home for the care OF and education OF
orphans. founding and destitute children,
and to provide for its maintenance aud
manapement.
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Only q xuinor.

wAsHlSGfoS. Feb. i5.-With reference
to the story that tho kcarsargo has been
ordered to Key West to check the flibus-
teriug expedition, Assistant Secretary
Solely to-day reported that there was moth
ing in tho ruinor. ~ know of no fihbus-
teriug expedition" he said, "and the
Kearsarge has not been ordered to Ksy
West to check one"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16

.u- .s N. r,.L "a. n;xor
80. C.'.,.. o.. G .,,o.. Rurns
80, T;as - ~, :.,,n,, and Cr.ier
u 'o'eu NV
'~' N"''s'' -
MrEhsooN sIsso'. ,,,,
On motion OF Scharnikow' house o''s
No. ~ ana io'' special election anu ree.E
tration bills. were made aspec'ai orue' lot
so'ciock Friday, and on nio'ion Oh =. Z;
bray the senate Dill proviuihg ior ua'u
OF education was made special osuer
Tor p. IN. THURSDAY ,and 'hat Oh es'ao.s"-
ing q deaf and dumb asylum nj boaioer'
Tor p. m. Monday.
Sarpentcrs biii requiring aahhhis'rar
ors. executors and guardians 10 ME re-
ports AMI providing punishment Tor taii'
ure 10 DO SO, was taken up IN cohimIteo
Of the whole. Scharnikow In the chair. The
senate amondmcnt placing power 10 pun
ish In the hands OF the district court WITH
the former against ana the latter ior'
Bach took the ground that an admins
traitor or guardian Is an oinccr OF the
court and directly answerable tn IT. lal-
liant withdrew his objection ana me pi'i
with the senate amendment was con-
Cured in.
Scharnikow's salary bill. providing Tor
an increase OF compensation aud mileage
of members OF the legislative assembly
| came up for consideration. Moniea'h
| moved that the bill as amended 10y the SEN
ate bc not concurred in. Walkup asked
IL the purpose of the motion was not to
Kill tho bill. lie read section of the con-
stitation, providing that no legislature can
increase its compensation and this bill
without the amendment must apply To the
long term senators. Bach believed that
applying the provisions of the bill TO the
next legislature would not bc unconsfitu-
tional On motion q! Walkup was
recommended that the committee refer
the bill bnck To the house with the senate
amendments not concurrcd In, and asking
n conference committee be appointed to
| consider t.
On final passage Carpenter admins
traitor bill with senate amendments was
concnrrcd in. and Scharnikow's salary
bill with senate amendments, on n vote
before the house. Was not passed by vote
OF ~ TO 4, aud was referred to confer
encc committee.
| A message was received from the gov.
crnor announcing that hc had signed house
bill No. -, relating 10 acts OF notaries
public.
| lhe committee on STATE INSTITUTIONS re-
portcd on mousse blii No. i-'' pro'idihe ioi
an orphan home' WIN recommends
ton Tor us passage SUBSTITUTING walker
vilie Tor Butte.
In the coiniitee OF the WHOLE benson IN
the chair, A. r. bray biii amending the
the constitution ria,,hr 10 inc humoef
aud npporiionment ot trcpresen'aiion'then
followed. las biii provides Tor repre-
sentation In the senate ny districts IN
stead OF oy couhi"s. y. u. pray moved
that tho bii ne adopted. fiemmnf
moved an amcndment striking on, uh'
cnacshR csanse' 'hus ihtehaihn 70 khi '"'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16
FROM MINISTER STEVENS.
A Dispatch Regarding Ills Recent Ac,ies
at honoiu,u.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Among the de-
tailed dispatches received at the state de-
partinent from Honolulu is ono from Min.
lister Stevens. giving an interesting ac-
count OF the reasons which governed him
I'm assuming control of the islands. II 10
as follows:
IL have lime before the departure of tho
mail steamer to only state briefly addi-
tional reasons which caused the United
States to assume temporary protectorate
over those islands. The provisional gov
eminent must have time to organize q
new policy and discipline small military
force. for when the monarchy died by its
own hand. there were no military force in
tho islands but the royal guard. about IS
natives. There are to,0v Chinese and
Japanese on the islands and cvil-dsposed
persons might stir some disorder. But the
chief element of evil in Honolulu wcro tho
renegade whites at the head OF tho lottery
and opium rings, and considerable num-
bcr of hooilum foreigners and more vic
ious natives. Another important reason
hero is q British war vessel. anil the
Enylish minister thus aided. might try to
press unduly the provisional government.
With tho islands under our protection. we
think the English minister will not at
tempt TO insist that his government has .
right to interfere while our Tag u over the
government building"
In concluding his dispatch Minister
Stevens says: "Wo shall continue to
maintain our present position with great
caution and trmness, until we hoar from
| the president through the secretary OF
state. As a necessity Of precaution against
all contingencies. I advise that Admiral
| Skerrett bs promptly sent here with one
| or two ships In addition to the Boston,"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16

The newest make in wash goods this
year is the colonial serge. which is soft
warm. durable. easily washed and un'
shrinkablc qualities which recommends II
especially for great variety of purposes.
The NJ. J. Council Co. IL showing this de-
sirable fabric at only i2Lsc per yard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16

follows; Mantle, %; Clark. "a; Dixon,
II; Couch, 8; Carter, I. Annear. Burns
aud Tierney voted for Couch and Coder
for Carter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16

TO-DAY the Jefferson Club
will hold banquet in memory
Of the third President of the
United States, and the two
societies, the Sons of the Revo-
luton, and the Sons of the
American Revolution will be
consolidated in New York.
The formation Of the two
societies which arc ono in pur-
pose and aim, was due to a
misunderstanding. The Union
now formed will be permanent
We don't want to carry any
Winter Suits and Ovcrcoats over
into Spring if We can help it. and
lower prices are doing the work
Tor us. Everything in the Cloth
ing line going at wonderfully low
prices. Some odds and ends. bu,
mostly regular stock. scasonable
and appropriate for this cold
snap.
Mems and Young Mems Suits
formerly considered good value
at SIS. SIS and SEQ. now going a,
$40. 81, and SIS.
The same can be told of oul
stock OF Ovcrcoats and listers
Here is where the keynote oI
cheap prices is struck. We have
a large stock and want to dispose
of them.
Children's Suits and Ovcrcoats
have also been cut regardless Of
value and this department offers
a good field for those who want
warm and durable clothing fol
the boys.
Cans & Klein
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16

For good hat to NJ you well and to suit
you well. the price of which will please
you well. 90 to the NJ. J. Council Go. They
carry the best hat and the lowest prices in
hats, and give most value in both in
stances.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-16
New Montana Posimasier.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-E. II. Hubbard
has been nominated postmaster at halls-
pei, Mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09
TRIP TO THE NORTH.
An Excursion 10 Cache, Bear Lake
aud Snake River Valleys.
LEAVING TUESDAY. AUGUST Is.
Opportunity Of the Year IN visit and
spend Pleasant Time In Northern
Utah aud Idaho.

The Union Pacific trains on
Tuesday, August 10, will carry from
Salt Lake the Annual Chem
Excursion 10 brigham City and ali
points north In Cache, Boar Lake aud
Snake River Valleys, and 10 Yellow
stone Park, on tho following terms for
the round trip;
rly pAr TICKETS.
rurELS DAY ricKErs
Logan, saaO. Preston, stAO
Franklin, f.2A oxford, as
roeatello, $3.50.
rniHrI DAY ItcNErS
Idaho falls, $1,000. soda SPRING.. Q $50
Market Lake. 100. Montpelier. 1000
A special rate OF $40 Will DO given
through Yellowstone Park " n sufil.
ciont party IN made up. Early april.
cation should DO made TO the excursion
Managers.
The Cache and Bear Lake Valleys
diIlsion will DO carried on n special
train leaving the Union Pacific depot
nj 1850 q. m. on Tuesday. ETcutaiOn.
lists Tor all Snake River stations will
leave on the regular train at p. m. on
Tuesday, the 18th.
Tickets may be obtained at Conller
a Snrlgrove's music store, ~ East
Temple street, the U. =. Railway
Office, OF tho manager,
BAXTER, ANDFR-OS & BUCKLE.
+. o. Address, Box $50, Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09
FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Tho English Government Severely
Criticized In the Commons.
Iho Socialist Congress la zurich.-.
IIunERrS'- Crop.-rho French
In siam.

LONDON, Aug. s.-Gladstonc an.
nouncol In this house OF commons to-
day that the government Intends 10
hold an autumn session. The an.
nouncement was received with loud
cheering by the supporters OF the gov.
eminent The premier added that no
adjournment would be had til the re-
maining stages Of the home rule bill
were passed and the supply WIS voted.
Henry Chaplin askei leave TO move
an adjournment VI the house, Ia order
that changes la the Indian currency
syHtem might be discussed. He blamed
the government for pers'stcntly ob.
stTucting the discussion OF this que
ton. He charged the government
with virtually mulctlng the natives (
India by tampeTiug with the currency.
The closing Of the Iudiau minis 20 tue
free coinage Of silver had necessarily
led 10 such a fall In the value OF that
metal "a tho world had never be-
f0fo known. There had been n tfe.
m ndOus wrong done the people a
India, who held enormous quantities
OF unCOined metrl. BY single stroke
the government had deprecated by 10
Per cent the value ui the silver held by
the population Of India. A more IA.
grant act of public plumber had never
been perpelrAled by n civilized n gov.
eminent.
II repeal by the American Con.
gTeas Of the Sherman act should be.
cOme inevitable II would be due 20 the
error that had boen committed IA
India. A further fall In the urice Of
silver must follow the repeal Of the
sherman act.
frequently during his remafka Chap.
lin was interrupted uy cros Of "Heah
HURt" Chaplin demanded TO know
whether tile government, before taking
action IN India, had any communion.
ton with the United states govern
meet.
Sir William Vernon Hsrcourt, chan.
cellor Of the eXchtquer, declined 10
enter into gtutIul argument. The
course taken by the government, no
sail, was Indicated by thu royal com.
missiOn OF 1855, which pointer out the
dangerous aud mitchievOus elect
which bimetallism would have In
lntia. Tho government stood 10y
those We've.
Arthur James Ballour, conservative
leadcrsaid Il was something approach
Ing lunacy Tor the chancellor 10 get up
ami tell the couutry that lac regarded
with absolute indifference what had
happened g. silver.
DidGbhi Naor0iI, Parieo member,
who sits az n liberal tJT Cuulral Fins.
bury division, pfotest that the natives
OF ludia already felt tho piuch Of the
change and that they " uid soon awake
through suffering 70 the wrong done
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-When the
Michigan election case was taken uI
Mossrs. WeAdock, Springer, Brown,
Heard and O'FaTrall argued In favor
OF Richardson, WeajOok stating that
tue action of the supreme court OF
Michigan was clearly without JurlsdiC-
ton.
Oates Of Alabama said the case was
difficult one to decide. Two mem.
befs came from one district, each prop
erly certified.
Dlngley moved that the matter be
referred to a special committee Of five
members, with Instructions to report
Within ten days. The motion was lost,
1850 to 1874.
Tho Republican resolution declaring
Belknap entitled to his seat on prima
Iaoie case was defeAted--ysaB IL 4; nays,
1855.
O'Farralps resolution for the I'm.
mediate hweRring In Of Richardson
was agreed 10 without division hud
Richardson came forward and quail
fed.
On motion Of CAlchings, u resolution
was adopted authorizing the speaker 10
appoint committees on rules, accounts,
enrolled bills and mileage, with the
membership TO which they were en-
ulled Ia the Fllty.secOnd Congaess,
anu referring the rules of that Congress
10 the committee on ruloa.
Adjourned ill Thursday.
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mo those ~ q prudent politician,
whose intellectually p under tho strict
tep preston Of a myriad OF cOuii citing
interests. His document II, therefore,
q serious disappOintment Mr. Cieve.
and has discover, q that this n n broad
ana lengthy land; that legislation ben.
thcinl TO the east De- utterly disastrous
To the west; that between the gold
Kings Of Wali street aud the silver
miners D. Colorado there ia no
bond. Having made this discovery,
hc sreks hy aid Of his ru u shy all tina,
is least disagieeabe.
Alr. Cleveland is no logger a states.
man. lie has become q uipl0mst.