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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
SOME NEW SENATORS.
Matthew Stanley Quay Chosen
for Six Years More.
A DEMOCRAT FROM CALIFORNIA.

Camden Takes the Seat Left Vacant by
Senator Kenna and Murphy Succeeds
Hiscocls from New York-Oid Timers
Again Called Upon.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 1s.-The Republican
members of both houses met in the hall of
tho house yesterday in joint caucus for the
nomination of a United States senator.
Chairs were brought in and placed in the
aisles and in the circle in front Of the
speakers desk. Other seats were afforded
by the absence of the Democratic members
at their own caucus elsewhere. There was
no crush of spectators, the lobbies being
partly empty, but the space inside the bar
OF the speaker was fully taken up by Phil
Mieiphia politicians and Republicans of
state regulations.
George Handy Smith acted as chairman
OF the caucus, and General Niles, of Tioga,
placed Senator Quay in nomination. Mr..
Cotton, of Allegheny, presented the name
of John Dalzell. Mr.. Stewart, of Phla-
delphia, had telegram read from George
W.Nhilds, directing that his name be
Withdrawn as a candidate. Senator Me-
Creary, OF Erie, in a few words seconded
the nomination of Colonel Quay, aud Mr..
Ritter, of Philadelphia, seconded Dalzell's
nomination in strong anti Quay speech.
The name Of John b. Robitlson was with
drawn, and after Uncle John Cessna had
spoken briefly for Dalzell the ballot was
proceeded with, with this req 1t; Quay,
lag; Dalzell, II; Goblin /. Senator Finn
made the motion to make the nomination
unanimous. This was seconded promptly
by NJ IT, Ritter, of Philadelphia, and Sena-
tor Baker, of Delaware, and was carried
The house met at p. m. and cast the
formal vote for senator, the ballot result
ine: Quay, 132; Ross, G6; Dalxell, l; w, Il.
Harrity, |. Lennon, of Lehigh, voted for
thn Iuftur
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
To Purify tho sci.uytisiit.

READING, Jan 1s-The meeting of the
Sebuylkill valley officials in this eity late
yesterday afternoon TO secure the pufitica-
tion nf the Schulkill river water, proved a
very interesting gathering II was decided
to furnish al once all Sehuylkill valley
town and borough authorities with sag;es-
items for the preservation of health, and to
ask the legislature for police powers in
preserving the purity of the streams of the
state Il was decided that the danger of
an epidemic were great, and that every.
thing possible should be done to avert
Il sarge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

ersi had passed fairly well day and was
resting nicely. The change from better to
worse was rapid, and at II O'Clock the dis
ffngnished OK president had passed away.
The first intelligence was received when
Wsbb G. Hayes came down town and
qnietly announced that his father had just
died
Fix President Hayes was brought here
last Saturday suffering from an attack of
rheumatism Of the heart, with which he
Asd been stricken at Cleveland. II was
che second attack of the kind he had re-
oeived within two weeks, and although
his condition was regarded as somewhat
serious and excited the alarm of his fam
Ny, che encouragement given them by DIR.
Efabest, tho family physician, led them to
believe that the patient would soon re-
cover.
For this reason all knowledge of the ex-
president S illness was kept from the pub
lie and The fact that he was suffering from
heart trouble did not become known until
Monday.
White DR. llihcst remained almost con-
stantls at the distinguished patients bed
side, no alarming symptoms appeared un-
MI after dark, when he became rapidly
worse, and saua gradually and peacefully
into eternal rest, His son, Webb G.. Hayes
and his daughter, Fanny, were with him at
the end
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
LOT ".

Ladies' night dresses. Mother HUB
bard style, yoke of cluster OF ten
tucRs, neck and sleeves OF Hamburg
RULING, at SOC.
ladies white skirts. good muslin.
with gored top, bottom cluster OF
three medium wide tuck5 and extra
wide Hamburg embroidery ruiillng at
5Go.
Ladies' chenise made from good
muslin, pompadour style, yoke Of ex-
ira vito Hamburg Insertion. neck and
elceves Trimmed With Hamburg edg-
ing, at 5oc,; worth iic.
Ladies' drawers made from good
muslin, with cluster Of six tGcks and
wide hamburg. embroidery ruille, ut
50c. extra value.
Ladies' corset covers. elegant CAM
brio, Y,slape back and front, trimmed
with line Hamburg embroidery edg.
ing and insertion, with cluster Of two
tucks between, at 50e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

RbEhE THE EN- PRESIDENT DIED,
and after period of unsettlcment To-
satad In Cincinnati the next winter
fn civil casea his practice was mol very
large but he won considerable reputation
ms a prosecutor IN criminal eases
During ali the years hu was in Eincin-
natl no one seems to have taken deep in
terest in him, and when he became sub
jsct Of national inquiry Cincinnati could
furnish no ienihistenoe5 of him The gen
eral expression of the old citizen Was,
hA e4 he Was city solicitor, and knew
him, but hAi : all " He WAS quiet. stuli.
pGE and rather retieant. He did not, SAYS
ono who knew him .stalk about a matter
and arrive al conclusions. When he com
pany had talked for an houl he would sud
denly ii.+-ak cut with astittenleat, and that
was his tlnal judgment uH the matter If
we had been asked to pick The future presi-
dent Out Of all the young professionals of
Cincinnati, not one of Us woald have
named MIR Hayes
Ii inny also be added that Of all tie
stories told ;,bant the boyhDed Of great
men and the predictions as 10 their future
mot one ia told of the boy Hayes He grew
liise srAt apple ai Tie far north, gcni
tan or a asset, ripeGiHg with extreme de
liberation,
On Dec 50, 49,, he married Miss Lucy
Ware Nrib daughter of DR. James Webb,
a phvsiCilL Of high yocinl standing ii. Chil.
heothe OF their eight children four SONS
and one daughter reached maturity Mrs
Hayes was noted for her devotion to sick
: and wean'lod soldiers during the war and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

PHlLkDEEPHIA, Jan Is "A dispatch from
EaSton yesterday stated that II man named
John O i3rien had surrendered himself to
the authorities of the town Of Nazareth,
and had accused himself Of The murder in
this city, in 1855, of John McGraw. o Brien
probably wishes free transportation to
Philadelphia, as he is gniltless of the crime
with which he charges himself McGraw
was murdered in November, 1891, during a
fight by a man named Livingstone. Liy-
ingstone served eighteen months for the
rriInn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
LOT III.

Ladies' night dresses. good quality
muslin, all sizes trimmed down front
with Hamburg insertion, two clusters
OF three tuck5, at soc.
Ladies skirts. good quality muslin,
a cluster Of tulls and Hamburg run.
ling. at 500; worth great deal more.
Ladies eGemlss, good quality muslin.
trimmed down tro0t with Hamburg
embroidery Insertion and tucks. sleeves
and neck embroidery edging, at SOC.
Ladies' drawers, iine muslin, four
rows OF tnclis with good width tor
chon lace at 59c., would be cheap at
at soc.
Ladies' drawers, extra quality mus.
lin, four rows of tucks. With tine Ham.
burg embroidery rullis, at $780,; con.
sidered big bargain.
Ladies' corset covers fine cambria
V shape back and front, trimmed In
torchon lace Ut SOC, very cheap.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

vanished, and distinguished men of all
shades of political thought and from every
section of the state joined IN honoring the
occasion with their presence. The city
was filled with strangers and bore holi-
day appearance, flags and streamers fly
ing from all the D bile and many private
buildings.
The families of ex Governor Albeit and
Governor Werts occupied two boxes. At
noon precisely Chief Justice Beasley adj
ministered the oath to the governor-elect.
Prayer had been offered by Rev. John
Dixon, u. D., Of Trenton. Mr. Werts re-
peated the oath audibly, and then sub
seribed his name and retired. Governor
Albeit delivered to him the great seal of
the state, making a complimentary ad
dress as he did 80.
Governor Werts, in his acceptance of the
great seal, returned Governor Abhetts
courtesy, lauding his administration of the
affairs of the state as one which would he
remembered for its honesty and integrity
by all Jerseymen.
Governor Albeit then gave Governor
Werts formal introduction to President
of the Senate Adrain, and the latter in
turn presented Mr.. Werts to the members
of the legislature Loud applause greeted
the new governor as he bowed to the law
makers and began the reading of his in
augural address. He said in part:
Points from the Inaugural.
81 enter upon my duties with realizing
sense of the responsibilities and obliga-
tiuns thereby assumed. These response
blities and obligations | shall endeavor to
meet and discharge in such manner, under
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
Kansas, Deadlock Continues

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan S.Once more the
efforts TO settle the difficulties in the house
and bring about a satisfactory solution of
the problems OF legislation, which are
daily growing greater, have failed, aud now
the two factions are seemingly further
apart than ever. Soon after the two houses
met yesterday the conference committee
reported that il had been unable to agree
on any recommendations for u settlement
of the controversy, aud the two organi1a.
tions resumed work rs nSlial
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
LOT#A[.

Ladies night dresses, made from
tino muslin yoke OF eXtra wide Ham
burg embroidery, bound with herring
bone braid with cluster OF tueks and
Hamburg embroidery edging at sl.09;
worth Sl.9l.
Ladies, skirts, line muslin gored top,
bottom two clusters OF tuess With
wida Hamburg embroidery at slU1;
worth sl.:!!5.
Ladies' chamise made from tina
muslin, trimmed with line Hamburg
embroidery Insertion and neck and
slcaye. Hamburg embroidery rnilies
bound with heffIngbons braid at si.o0
worth 81 %.
ladies dtawers made from fine mus-
lin trimmed wtth hamburg embroid.
ery Insertion and Hamburg embroid-
cry i8.l!ts with TWO clusters oil three
tuek4 between, al Loo, worth sl.a5.
Ladies' corset covers, extra fine
camhrc, square cit neck. trimmed
with tine Ham6Grg efahroidsry inser-
tion and edglnE, A. S 90; worth 81 LIS.
Oui millinery stock is fast NSSlMdlinR
away
Oar SE50 to So. so hats go at pse.
Our s9, % to S3,9s hats go at Sl.0S.
cur - = 10 SS.Ga hats go at S2.9s.
Al our winter goods at tGnnercifullys
low cat prices. Biggest pagsuias i'd
cl9aks III tbs eify.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
He PLAYED the Races.

INpiANAPoIts, Jan. l8-John r. McTee,
of Norton g. McFee, attorneys, is fugi-
tive from justice, having left behind him
forged paper TO tho amount of IS COO on the
name of ex-Judge Norton, his partner.
Melee is so years old, married, and moved
in the most exclusive circles. He played
the races and faro.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
nnnasom. cluh tinn.s nn.l,n.en.

GlltGAGo Jan, 49, The beautiful home
OF the Calumet club, at Twentieth and
Michigan avenue, was totally destroyed by
fire last night Nothing now remains OF
the splendid ediiice except Jagged brick
walls. II is feared that Kittie Mccall, a
sorvan; Of the club, was burned to death.
u r Redfield, clerk of the club, dropped
dead from heart disease in the excitement.
Tic loss Is g OON coo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
The MeGarrahan Claim Receives Its
Death Blow In the Upper Body


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s-The anti-option
bill, which has monopolized almost the
whole time of the senate after the morn
ing hour, during the present session, and
which is expected to reach its final vote
this afternoon, was debated yesterday for
nearly three hours and went over without
action. Sweeping denunciationS of the
measures We're made by Senators Hoar,
Vest and Platt The MGfiarraghau bill
received its death blow in the senate the
affirmative vote falling eight short Of the
constitutional majority, A bill TO repeal
the silver bullion purchase provisions of
the Sherman bill was reported from he
committee on finance and went 10 the
calendar
The session of the house yesterday was
an uninteresting one. Work was mapped
ont for the remainder of the week and for
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week but
beyond this little was done. A few private
measures were passed, and the committee
on Judiciary having, under prior order
the right of way, called up some bills of
secondary Importance The one Of most
public interest was that providing for the
punishment Of otfenses by passengers on
the high seas, which was passed A bill
providing for court Of appeals In the Dis
trict Of Columbia went over without action.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Miss De Pretty ion railway train)--Therel
You said men were never polite to horuely
women. Did you notice that handsome
gentleman lower the sash for that fearfully
ugly creature In front OF himS
Experienced Aunt (qaietly)-Tbe train is
going west and II is late in the afternoon.
W hat has that to do with ittn
The sun was shining through her win
dow into his eyes. .n--NeM York Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

TEGrctoAlrA, Jan. 1s.-The Louisiana
Stata Lottery has been granted charter
fro,h the republic of Honduras. and will
remove its business to that country on the
expiration OF its present charter. which
will, be Jan l, iae4 The concession ls Il
monopoly Of the lottery business for the
term Of fifty ysars,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
Buffers Massive Brain,

BosToE, Jan lS.-The Journal says it is
informed that an autopsy on the body of
General Butler showed that the cause of
death was the bursting of small blood
vessel and but for the accidental cause Of
his death he would probably have lived
MANY years His brain weighed four
ounces more than that of Daniel Webster
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

BERLIN, jan. ls-The president OF the
Saar Miners association has peiticned
the emperor to receive a deputation, who
wish to propose the formation of com
mittee of two miners, two mine officials
and II jurist to examine the working of the
mines The deputaton also will be EN-
powered to agree to a general resumption
of work in case assurance be given that
the drastic measures taken against the
strikers be withdrawn,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. lS.-Cassie Will
Jams, while out driving with her lover,
quarreled with him because he found fault
with her receiving the attention of other
mcn When She returned home she got u
bottle of laudanum and swallowed its
contents, dying yesterday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

HAZLEroS, Pa, Jan. is Michael So
hiskey, of Pleasant Hill. and John Sheya,
of Honeybrook, report that while near the
latter place they We're held up and robbed
by two masked highwaynten. As the rob
berries occurred about the same time and
place it is believed they wer' held up by
the same people Shesa was badly beaten.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 1S.The supreme
court of Colorado decided that DIR. r.
Thatcher Graves, sentenced to death for
the murder of Mrs. Josephine A. Barnaby,
should have new trial Prominent at
torneys say that practically Graves is
free man, as it is doubtful that the prose-
cution will see fit to again bring the case
intn cnttrt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
A rencher Killed by cnrs.

RALEIGH, Jan, ls.-The body Of Miss
Eliza Mcdonald, a teacher in the State
Female college ct Greensboro, WAS found
on the track of the Cape Fear and iadkin
Valley railroad, evidently crushed to death
by being run over by train Miss McDon.
aid was highly estimablc young lady and
had large circle of friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, = Howard ].
Schneider, sentenced to be hanged Friday
next for the murder Of his wife, will not
be executed on that day. The court in
general term yesterday decided that there
is such doubt rs to the condemned mans
sanity as to warrant postponemcnt OF
the execution and an inquiry as to his
mental condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

KEoKuR. Ia, Jan. ls-Two sleepers, .
dining cal aud coach of a Santa Fe train
jumped the track and went over the bank
near the pes Moines river bridge The
sleepcrs and the dining car caught fire A
waiter Was kslle@ and six passengers were
:niUvad
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

fuSkHASSocK, Pa, jan 1s.-trhc Dutch
mountain murderers, Rosenweig and
Blank, have been refused a new trial Ro.
senweig had, confessed that there was a
conspiracy to rob Marks as they were
goinG up the mountain So persistent was
he in lighting for his property that he had
to be killed, Blank shooting him twice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
Killed In a Railroad Collision,

OMAHA, Jan, ls-A tail end collision be
tween two Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy freight trains at Fillasco resulted
In the death of David Woods, son of a
wealthy stoakman at Elmetso The ca.
boose stove was overturned, the Goals set
ting iFe te his clothing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18


poor hey sHtiersd terribly.
His feet were terribly rore,
he could not Wear Iuy shoft,
and had therefore 10 stay at
homo frem school. Wien he
put OF a pair OF dry stoGkings
In the morning, they would
In orc hour be saturated with
moisture and very offensive
eser in the cold At ", ,ather
The disease began &c spread
over his body, especially his
bands nad fingers. The
thumbs an Iath Eis hands be.
came sijif and as uSelesa IS
t,,a.. ,,stfl ..r.,l .tf.4L.a az NrnnI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

The dinner dance" is now more popular
than ever There Is one very Obvious ad
vantage in this method OF giving dance In
that it makes small affair possible and
there is no danger Of giving offense to the
ninety aud nine who are necessarily left
out Of it, New York Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Even within the present century scholar
was known by his pale face. feeble limbs
and dyspeptlo stoop--5oint product of the
famous midnight oil, y foul air aud tlubby
musolta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

What philately will be in tho next cen,
tury is mystery that none can fathom, vet
II it makes tie same strides in advancement
as 1t has the last fifty years it will stand on
tile top round OF the ladder OF fame.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Tide says, What Bacon was to philoso.
ply, Dante to poetry, Angelo to painting,
Columbus 10 geography. Gallei to astron.
omy, Gonthier WIS to cooking ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
JERSEYS new GOVERNOR
The Inauguration Of George T.
Werts as Chief Magistrate.
POINTS FROM HIS INAUGURAL

Prudent and Economical Expenditures
and Anti-Monopoly the Neynote-Judgs
Lfppincott Appointed to the Vacant
Supreme Court Justiceship.
TRENTON. Jan 1s-Governor-elect George
T. Werts took the oath of office in Taylor's
Opera house yesterday, and was duly in
stalled chief executive Of the state. The
inaugural ceremonies, as usual, were simple
and occupied less than an hour. Partisan
feeling, which ran so high at the election,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
France Twists tho Lions Tall.

LeNBaN. Jan ia dispatch from West
Africa states that the French have ar
rested all merchants mt the Dahomeyan
Whydah and placed them ON board a cum
boat Among the persons arrested are Mr..
end Mrs. Bartle, subjects Of Great Britain
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

IoSDoN. Jan 1s.-The Ulster uhionists
met in Ulster Hall, Belfast, to protest
against home rule for Ireland The Mar
auis OF Londonderry presided.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

PuEBLo, Colo, Jan. s--The widely
known landscape artist, Joseph IIitehins,
died at his residence in this city, Of paraly
sis, He excelled in Colorado scenery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Electricity, theoretical and applied. is
being ttnght In the evening elasses ut scy.
eral scholastic and similar institutions In
Boston
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

CALGARRY, n. w. r., Jan. 1S Father
Andre, the we'll known Roman Catholic
priest Is dead aged 60, He figured prom
inently in the rebellion Of 1883 Rnd was
Riels spiritual adviser at Hegens and saw
him Oh She scatfuld.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

At dinner in one of our chief manusac-
turing centers n certain noblcman was TX
pected by the leading owners of iron works
present TO deliver an appropriate speech
He complied in rather Al novel manner
which took the form OF the following toast:
Sink our coal shafts, blast our quarries,
dam our rivers, consume our manufactures,
of heayeni"
Unfortunately his very praetical hearers
took the words literally, missed the point
altogether and received this punning toast
with i'll grace, so that 1t took some time to
drive its real meaning into the hard heads
of the worthy plutocrats sufficiently to ap-
pease them.-1 .ondon Tit Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

1t would bo useless forine 10 try suffering
this hoy endured. l took him TO two different
DOCTORS both gave him lots Of medicine, but all to
no use IIe grew " urse. l therefore despasred OF
ever having lin cured. Que day thr great
benefits promised to those who would use trTi,
cunA REaEitEs | went right away TO the drug
store aud bought them. | nnEst eonteRs / had but
little fath in them. However used them hrcord.
ing to drections and to dag say trutbinlly TO ali
The world If you wish 10 pHbish IL, that my son Ia
enrely rt,rad thank God and thank the disrayereFs
OF CuT1rrnA RENLpKs. They CURED him in four
weeks as sound as a gold dollar
JOHN SAVAGE, Fishkill Village, N. 7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
LOT l..
LOT II.

Ladies' chemise, line muslin, trim
med In fine Swiss embroidery, sleeves
and neck In Irish lace, at 25c., extra
value.
Ladies' chemise fruit OF loom mus.
lin. trimmed in front with embroidery
insertion sleeves and neck Irish lace,
at &c; worth 40c.
Corset covers, extra fine cambrlc,
perfect fitting and we'll made cut low,
slu ste mack. with good embroidery
edgirg, extraordinary value, at 25e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
Muslin Underwear

which we place on our tables
and offer for sale Tuesday MORN
ing at prices beyond compe-
ton. We have divided them
in six lots, viz: Ioc, 25c, 3oc,
soc, 75c, 81.