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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
WHITE CAPS REIGN.
Louisiana and Mississippi Again Feel
Their Presence.
They Threaten Gin Heuss Owners Unless
Their Orders Are obsyed.

New ORLEANS, Oct. s.-Louislaaa is
again terrorized by regulators IN macy
parts of the state and people are calling tor
a special meeting Of the Legislature to cope
vita them unless Governor Gosler takes
immediate steps To suppress the oe'raees'
News reached here yesterday OF the sp-
pearance of White Caps in Catharoula par
ish part of Caldwell and the eastern part
of Grant. Gin houses throughout the sec
ton have been pIastered with notices BY the
regulators, directing the planters not 10 gin
cotton until the price reached lo'cenis,
threatening to burn the gin houses OF every
planter who daTes 10 disobey the order.
Insurance representatives., no mad gone
into North Louisiana for the purpose of
writing policies on gins and other property,
upon bearing OF the spread of the Willie
Cap move ment 10 the parishes me- toned,
concluded 10 make 10 effort TO get busi-
ness in that section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
AMusemenIs.


vERsoyA JARBEAC IN "srARLiGHr.'
vernona Jarbeau will appear in Star
light" a, the Opera house Tuesday October
10.
"vernona Jsrbeau, the celebrated come
iienne, supported by one Of the strongest
comedy companies on the road, will pre-
sent that most laughabie Of all musical
farce comedies. Starlight . musical
comedy, full Of good singing and dancing.
Every line Of the dialogue 10 crisp and new,
and the get up Of the i've comedians 10
novel and clever.
Miss Jsrbesu is Csrlotta, and Caflotia
is Starlight, and Starlight 10 charming
little shepherless. Mise Jafbeau IL dash
ing and coguettish in ell she does her laugh
ing eyes are always dancing and her AMI
mated feet are always in step. She has
superb voice, which is heard to advantase
in all her songs. and her infuses lite In her
audience and the show from start TO ter
mination.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09

~ ~. John c. Harrtn gson. now living -
Rrookfon. Mass.
Under date Of Oct H. 1872 hs writes'
a. year ago last Christmas ! va. seken
s,ek with the grip: coinpllGaIn.on n.r y, n ,ts
les followed which developsa p.o ooSiygad 10
49, 20. chaIr' aay and night, never once iylhS
aovn IN bed. During that Lohg .rd
had the hes, Inedieal ssin . d,sersn; times.
INT they could do nothing tos m,e. :. = su
s,r,,J thirteen ftn,es and they tooSJVe" ~ '
sessnty eight gallons cr 'edsr-
The physicians told my wire tna! -
mine was q hopeless casef s eke ~ ~soSst. a
My trIends and relatives were nc.'. c.
Mnys ~ ~ NV condition, that tney
nsioht take q last farewell.
nro NV friends was one Who ureeo M
10 try W WKicsspoo Indian sssuc .h.rs c,a y Wss . :
.oont .otsa s Change Tor The better; shs eio.s s9T
naI.a naIs toissve my bowels and the sweinas
q my limbs dss,sf;sa Ssssss Saes r.pi1 e ~ normal
iesstnnaa rave been gaining health and
strength ever since. -~ru auwa
I0nAYIAM A WELL MHH I IHx"Ns
1oxickHPoo INDIAN sAoWA.
s.s,nS :, is the best medicine "A ex.sssSnHty sntry
.nd All Of MY friends toinA my s~A'
less than ~ M snsv.r anybody sssk!nl infor-
r.,,on about this great WsdisS1rnS NJ.
HrsGToS. - CouEs ~ y. ~. .-.naa.e
E,cr.poo Indian sagwA ID tns s'~H1
TIA Ts. simplicity Of its srsaAs.s y es sS'.s y.
40 binds Il y ~ ssaAAsnss - -
people. ..u
x.sur. provide. . cure f'' '''' 49,
every living creature - ,.asrssand
A..,,... MAN '- And the indians VIE nave
tness an,,r.a 70 depend upon s>':'s esoa,
pee been ,se,r surativ. hs,pa best ..a'f''Aa'
na Tast i. why klet.Doo India. s.s.. .:l..as n.as
and blood Renovator-shs oss, .e~. r
.nI .m ..s.ons-shs world has ever hno'a'
k,ok.poe Ins,a.n "a, ssRs:, Sc e: y . ss:s .@. :
TsSsans IT, 80 s.,t.e. = essai.ssis sfasJ S-sgg..'
ssfA ~ - hsefiS ~ sssio ~ - sss~A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09

Our Fur Stock 10 now complete, showing
the largest and most varied assortment ever
shown on the Kennebec.
One entire floor devoted to ladies' ruf
garments and trimmings.
OUR FIRST OBJECT in selsctlng fare
10 T. have the hest quality.
WE HAVE TAKEN advantage Of the
money conditions the last three months -
buy for cash. therefore We own our fass -
the lowest cash price, and offer them % ouH
customers correspondingly cheap.
OUR assortment consists Of Capss aAd
wraps made from the latest designs IN Ill
the desirahle furs.
THE PUBLIC 10 cordially invited to call
and inspect the same.
n. G. BARKER, Mats and Fuss,
Davis Cor. 3ters. car1laee, oe.
octQeod top col tstr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
EDGAR aukDEa CASE.
pan:or,h Indicted Ter the Murder Of Iohn
~ :. sGgss al mach as. " -. ~e=.

MAcui,s. oct. The gard jary re-
ported this afternoon Brla Noyes Dan
forth was indicted for The murder Of John
Elg.r, Capt. Ross Franci' for the murder
of Joseph Sofi.r James McIsaac and
Howard Parker for assault ani larceny
upon John Black an sister at Labec.. The
last two nafnea PLEADED gaiiy and were
sentenced 10 10 years at Ihoma >ton- Moves
pleaded not guilty, AMI his triai vas set fo'
Tue sdsy NJ II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
OF DIssoL UTIoN.

The oopartner-hip herstofore existing oe,wTs9 W
,'ten.i under the hrm name aud style OF Inc
is,nes s. Fulirr COMPANY, is this day dissoiS.a uf
mnt,,al consent. Henry ". Biekneil wtbafa"
'uF a.. b.in,.ss viii be continued by James =,
rglh,r And Elmer l.. Folsom, under the same NAM
srd styls, a. heretofore, who will settie ah Ut
,.l,l,,. - and claims against the late brn- -.
o".1 7, ,rs inisbrrd 20 the late copartnership
,rs ~ ,,Itested 10 make immediate payment 10 20
~. nrssent frui, as they are authorized 10 ei"s'
up i"' 1H''' " JAMS h. FULLER,
FtNYK f.. FOLSOM.
HENRY ". BICkNELi.
AUGUSTA, Aug 2ist iss'
seytladi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09

Covers 1t.

You &C. what You pay for In IIrnDzN's
MAoNErlc CoMrou Itcures because
it Is ma''e rig5,-?hysieians praise il
Patients tax it aaa grt w~li-Children
love it-lt il pa.a;aa.e. safe, elective, and
IT IA THG CoailNa Nlgo;clsE.
When you AK s3r IfIpDKx's MAC
NEfic CoNr"uSD sec that YOU g.t it
Take iifpnsN's and only IliDDEN's--
1t costs $l-but it is worth it, for IT
WILL CURE yoU.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
WORK Of WHITE CAPS.
Running Things With High hand 10 Mississippi
A Brutal Murder.

GRENADA, Mss, Oct. S.-All the gin
houses have been posted in this section by
White Caps, warning the owners not to gin
any cotton until the price reaches 10 cents
pound
A negro was murdered by White Caps on
n plantation 10 miles from Grenada, Frl-
day, because be ignored tEe mandates of
the outlaws. Great excitement prevails
over the Outrage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
iNcENOiARY BLAZE.
New Mill at Norwich. W. Burned-Watch-
man Badly burned.

HASovER. n. H., Oct. s.-The Norwich
Shook and Lumber Companys steam mill
at Norwich, VT. VS. burned early this
morning. The building was 200 feet long.
two stories and basement and had just
been completed. Itwas splendidly equipped
with new machinery of the highest grade.
All the machinery and considerable manu-
factured stock was lost.
A blaze was discovered in the dry house
soon after and was undoubtedly incendisry
Henry Rogers, the watchman, was badly
burned and escaped through window with
his clothing on fire. Loss upwards of sJ0,-
600; insurance, s20, coo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
SPARKS fR0m MAINE WIRES.

The Rigby park races were postponed
Satu day till Monday, when the 35 class
will be finished, and the free-for-ail race
will be ,rotted, for which Autograph. Cor
inne, Jean vsijesu, Stanley Mahlon aid
Early Bird have entered.
In the superior court at Portland, S'tur-
day, before judge Bonney. Rev. Dehert
G. Donnot ker fled motion in arrest Of
Judgment and gave bsil n the sym Of s 1000
pending the decision of tGe t4S court.
Annie Bridge. indicted for srson at West
brook, was aiiadxed insane snd sent to the
State insane asylum at Augusta A verdict
of not guilty by reason Of insanity was or
dered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
And
Why Not
edicine ?

Improvement On isnproveneu;-narch
On mareh-thafs the story in the arts
and seienees-and why not in raedicines
HipDz%'s MAoSE1Ic CoarocsD exenn-
Pliiies This ruie: Il is the product Of
study research. painstaking lalor--Re-
qaires thought, care, time in is prep
aration--ls strictly scientific and Up to
daie-Thc embodiment OF medicinal
strength purity, uniformity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
A SHAPELESS MASS.
Horrible Death of a Young Boy
at Milbridge.
Undermined a Rock Weighing a Ten
While Playing Near 1t.
II Rolled Upon Him and instantly Crushed Out
Ms rsahg Lie.

CHERRrFfELD Oct. 8.-A three-yesrs
old son Of Levi Foren wa. instantly killed
At Milbridge yesterday. He was playing IN
a quarry, when a stone weighing a ton
rolled onto him, crushing him into II shape
less mass. It is supposed that be under
miaed the large stone in getting ou. the
small ones uader i..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
MEMS NUGGETS.
Brought BY the Wires From The North. East.
South and west.

football SATURDAY resulted: Harvard.
SO; Amherst. 0. Princeton, II; Lehigh,
o. Boston Athletics, 81; Phillips Exeter.
IL. Columbia Athletic. O; Penn.yissnia'
80. Phillips Andover. Is; Tufts +. VIII
iisms, Is; Laureates. TO- Weslsysn, Is;
Trinity, o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
GENERALLY sAiR-

wAmisGros. Oct. s.-For New Eng
lxnd generally fair. except probably
showers in extreme northern portions OF
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont;
warme, in interior; moderate south 10 vest
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09


cures ri ht
here in New
England which
have bee n
wrou ht by
this fam o u s
medicine OF
the Red Men
sagwa attest
to its value.
The following
testiu ontAl
the unsolio-
tied indorss-
N Q mt . n d
grateful trih-
ute OF A old
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
Local Forecast.

Bosrox, oct. ..-For New England !;
Monday, fair, folioSet by increasing cloud
mess and showers during the late afternoon
or evening; warmer; southwest winds
probably fair, cooltr Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
Spain Raises The Quarantine.

MApsIp, Oct. s.--The government las
raised the quarantine declared against yes
sells arriving from Jersey City, Rotterdam,
Santos and Rio Janeiro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
s,.,u., geooebec smasses Eer Hudder.

BATH. Oct. S.-Stesmer kennebec, from
Boston, touched on Popham beach Satur-
day morning and smashed her rudder. She
WIS towed to Bath for repairs. and VIII
leave here Monday afternoon for Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09

4... -~u E aesgp ~ let
YOU House to ist'
R.ss yea 5icYris to Isfl
ssvs you ~ u'aes to lett
Nave yua monc, TO issl
nays you anything 10 let
/, 50. you will aad no way Of doing 1t 80 sals-
....o,v As use OF the JOURNAL vAnt 'o'-
,7a. People wao wsas 70 hire AWAY 70 'oe'f
lEST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
HORsEORD,s ACID PHOsPHATE
Makes Delicious L ensnade.

A teaspoorful added to glass OF hot or
cold water, and s~eetened to the taste, will
be found refreshing and invizorains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
BOSTON FIREMAN SAVED
Rescued on the Shadowy Shore
of Spirit Land.

1Is Friends Summoned to Ms Dy-
ing Bedside All Hope Aoan-
doned the Doctors said he
Could not Possibly Live Ihen
KIckapoo Indian Sagsya Cured-
Greatest Triumph on Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

The West End Reading Room will
reopen for the winter ON Wednesday
evening, November LIST, ut BALI past
seven o'clock All arc cordially wei-
come at this opening.
A musical entertainment Will be
provided for that evening, and the
folio wing Dadies and gentlemen have
kindly volunteered their servics g.
Mise Emma Lore. Mrs. MoCallister T,
Mrs. Bonghman. Miss Mary Miller,
MIR. Thos. Deery, Mr.. Oswald Untz.
and Mr.. Robert Mearns.
It Is hoped that the coming season
will DO as successful as last Year. The
usual features OF gymnasium classes
for Junior and senior inembars, Draw
ling oiassss, &C.. will be continued.
The room will have some new fea.
ltures this season. The ground floor
will be reserved to the senior mem
beers, and the juniors will have the use
of tie second story, with a drill in
the gymnasium twice a week under q
lphysical director. Drawing. music
and arithmetic will be taught The
room will be open to all members on
Saturday afternoons, The public are
invited TO visit the room. and will be
welcomed by the SUPERINTENDENT at
any time they may oome. and shown
lover the building. Visitors are also
Invited to the free kindergarten, open
daily from to 8.
The first annual report of the read.
ing room will be printed this week,
and shows the work OF tho organiza
tion In detail. 1t records gain oi
aboutfour Thousand in total att end
anca over last year. This year. will
now attractions and wider reach. IL IL
hoped that tho attendance may In.
GREASE preportionately
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

A statistical estimate recently pub
lished makes the annual value OF the
product from cotton seed about $50.
loco, 900. The New Orleans Picayune
calls attention to the rapid advance In
he value OF cotton seed since the
marketing OF the present cotton croI
commenced. When the season opened,
two months ago. cotton seed was
worth Sll pcr short ton, and since
that time the price has advanced
steadily, until 1t is now SI6 per ton
This Improvement represents a sub
stantial gain to the Southern planter
and also indicates either an unusually
heavy demand for cotton seed or al
uncommonly short prospective sup
lply. When IL is remembered that IL II
but con, paratively short time since
cotton seed had no market value q
all. the present price OF s16 per tor
lproves what q tremendous advance
has been made towards utilizing al
the products of the cotton plant ant
what a considerable portion of his
profits the cotton producer formerly
lost. I'm this connection says the
Pleayune, lit would be well to remem
Der that the price of picking the CROP
has been very much reduced this year,
and this saving, added to the enhanced
price OF seed, has greatly increased
the profits of the producers, some
authorities claiming that from these
two causes full 2 cents per pound has
been added to the price OF cotton com
pared with the prices ruling during
The big crop year two seasons ago"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 30. = Flour steady ;
winter super, Sadb2.lo; winter extras, So l2lSFs
2.3b; No winter family, S2,5092.75 Pennsyl
yania roller straight, Sa1p3 rs; western winter
clear, S2.so83.l5; western winter, straight
sa.l593$; winter patent, s550G3.75; Mime
sofa. clear, $2.75fs825; do. straight. % 50Q3 80
do, patent, 8S.6514.15; do. favorite brands
higher Rye -four 81 o5a3 per barrel. Wheat
dull, lower, with 67b6c bid and 67ltc. asked fol-
October; s7}4c. bid and s71xc. asked for Novem
Der; 0sfsc. bid and ooI4c. asked for December
70lac. bid and 70S4c. asked for January Corr
dull, easier, with acc. bid and 4e3so. asked fol
October; 46c. bid and 1850, asked for Novem
Der; 45c, bid and i5Isc asked for December,
i434c. bid and 4514c. asked for January. Oats
quiet, steady, with 3394o. bid and 51I4c. ask ed
for October; 3oSso. bid and SIC. asked for
November; &c. bid and 37llc. asked for De
cember; SIC. bid and 37ISc. asked for Jan
uary. Beef Arm; extra mess, $Ie.60Nll;
family, sl2dl4.5o. Pork inactive, firm; new
mess $50. Lard steady, dull; steam rem
dered, 5000. Butter firm; Now York dairy,
19927c.; western dairy, l716dt22c.; Eleins, 2slsn
29c.; New York creamery, 24a2sI6c.; western
creamery, @3sec.; imitation creamery, LOG
aic. Cheese quiet, steady; New York, large,
e@11sac.; do. fancy, 1l6Si1Bsc.; do. small,
10leal214c. part skins, 499tfc.; full skins,
ad3JSc. Eggs firm, quiet; New York and Penn
sylvania, 2lfG23c.; western, a2G23c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

The attempt of state Treasurer Bur.
mite to forward treat OF Penlnsulai
peaches to Ambassador Bayard in his
English home has been attended with
the usual III success. the fruit. though
carefully selected and packed, not hav,
Ing been aule to resist the decaying
effects of the ocean air.
The Philadelphia Record In noticing
the above says: IL has long been Q
Ioroam OF the Delaware peach growers
10 reach the European market with
their staple product. They will no,
permit this failure to discourage them,
however. as they share the faith of Mr..
itayar1 that in the progress of time
the shipment OF our fruits will become
practical aud will lead to good re
Isults."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31


The following standing committee.
have been appointed by the Grant
Chancellor No. l. OF the. Knights 0
IPythias:
Law and Supervision-P. G. @. Chas
z. Maroney, No. /. Wilnington; p
G. G. VIM. Simmons. No. .. Whining
ton; Z. G. Q. VIM. J. Jefferis, No. 4
Wilmington.
Appeals and Grlsvances-P. u. G
Thos. Aullin, Jr., No. 4, Wilmington
p. q. c. James b. Tucker. No. {. vii
lmington; Z. g. @. Lemuel Mari, No.
Wilmington.
Printing!. G. @. Mark L. Garrett
No. @, Wilmington; P. q. g. WIN. A
Mullen, No. IL. Marshallton; z. q. @
L. L. Wallace. No. Is. Seaford.
Returns and Credentials-P. g. c.
Knoll p. Morris. No. |. Wilmington; p
70. John +. Kaiser, No. Z, Wilmington
p. G. Jos. A. Suydam, No. 12, Middle
town.
finance and Mileage. G. Owen W
Everett, No, l, Wilmington; P. q. Geo
W. Pennington, No. o, Wilmington; L
Q. u. L. Beoson, No. 8. Grubbs.
Foreign Correspondence--P. G. Thos
+. Moreland, No. 8, Wtlmlngton; Z. Z
VIM. L. Whitworth. No. l3, Whining
ton; p. G. Everett Jones, No. 4.
Stute of the Order-P. G. c. VIM. j
MOI Gland, No. Z, Wilmington: r.
VIM. N. Potter, No. 10, TalIeyville; 2
~. Wilmer Hanson. No. 8. New Castle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

wart Zu Gerlachstein, as author of the
anti Taaffe coalition, is the hero of the
day. Ho says that 1t is impossible for
Taaffe to be premier longer. A coalition
ministry alone, he says, can settle the
crisis.
CountVon Taaffe has been twice premier.
The fourteen years of Count Won Teaffe's
second premiership have been very stormy,
but he has heretofore contrived to main
tain himself at the head of affairs by his
fertility OF resource in conciliating con-
fiicting interests through compromise or
pretended compromise. His latest down
fall is on account of the premier's recent
introduction of a suffrage reform bill
which proposed to more than double the
number Of votes This close approach to
universal suffrage threatened to bring
about the practical humiliation of the
German Liberal party, and it has secured
a new lease of life by turning against Won
Taaffe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

For several years Wilmington, N. O.,
has had a welcome week. early In
November. Preparations had been
made for the event this fall and weel
of pleasure was anticipated, but at q
meeting OF the executive committee
Tuesday 1t was decided to abandon
the proposed celebration. The reason
Tor this action was that the rates offer.
ed by the Associated railroad Com,
panies were twice as great as on pre-,
yions years.
The committee concluded that this
would decrease the attendance to such
an extent us render the celebration
limpracticable from a business and
financial standpoint. The railroad
com Danies will doubtless be the great
est losers, as welcome week at Wi,
mington usually attracts thousa nds Of
visitors from various sections of the
State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

Mildred. the favorite daughter o
Geo. L. Hill, the millionaire dry good
dealer of AZ Leonard street, New York
brought her infatuation tor Frederick
han5lleld, a driver in the employ oil
haries 4. Iaies, to sudden china,
on wednesday evening, by running
away and marrying the man.
Hor family had long been aware O,
her attachment for the ooachman and
had done much to break 1t up, but the
girl wulid not give the man up. Hell
parents are nearly heart.troken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

UNI ''HHHoSFtr HtaIka
SALISA. KAN. Oct 29.-Ihe pane
mill at this place has made from sun
Hover stalks several tons OF paper
which Will be sent to experts in til,
East. The paper is regarded as supe
rior to straw paper and marks O greal
departure in the paper making unu
sunflower'raising industries. Inc mil
Is now buying sunflowers and propo.
ses to make sunilower paper a special
ty. Last evening the Daily Reoubli.
can ran its entire edition on the sun.
Hover paper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

j. Thomas Wright of Pencader Hun.
dred, ia spoken OF as a candidate 10,
The Republican nomination for the
Office of sheriff OF New Castle county
a the eiection in November, 1894. AIR.
wright Is worthy man and will have
The support of a large number oil
friends In the different Hundred. II
is early yet to make u CANVASS for tile
nomination for this office. but we
suppose that before many months
shall elapse thsre will be at least q
half dozen candidates In the tiela.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

Vulcan Lodge, No. %. A. o. U. W.
VIII hold a bazaar In Knights OF
lPythlas Hall, In Marehaliton, on tn
evenings of November sth. 9th, lOtl
and iltn. Addresses will be delivered
and the Mr. hallton band will rurnisi
music. number of valuable articles
such as pRrl7r organ, lady's gold
watch with chain. fancy rocker tes
u, hanging lamp. large doll, harness
whips. horse blankets. clock. crayoI
pictures, &C.. will be disposed of. Or
Saturday evening. the 18th inst., .
grand supper will be served for the
low price OF 25 cents. Proceeds for thu
benefit OF the order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Sl.-Ida Gibbs, O
colored woman, is on trial for her life in
the court of oyer and terminer, before
Judge Arnold. The testimony was to the
effect that the woman was an inmate of q
house in Lisbon street, and that her victim
Samuel Jackson, also colored, WAS one OF
party who were carousing there. Jack.
son and the woman quarreled, and she
tn eAatened to shoot him. He dared her to
do it, and she did, killing him instantly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

WASHINGTON, Oct. S1.-The following
nominations have Just been sent to the
senate by the PRESIDENT Edwin F. Uhl OF
Michigan, to be assistant secretary OF
state, vice Josiah Quincy, resigned; James
II. Roosevelt, of New York, to. be secretary
of embassy Of the United States at Lon
don, Eng, vice Henry White, resigned.
To be consuls of the United States: J. Ed.
ward Nettles,o South Carolina, at Trieste
Austria; Robert j. Kirk, of South Caro-
lima, at Copenhagen, Denmark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-31

BUFFALO, Dot. sO.-Cattle steady for goo
steers; best export steers, s4.75Gt5. 10; roo,
shippers. 81 .45G4.66; light and medium, $3.50
4.55 mixed butchers, tz.75da8ss. Hogs steady
Workers, S66o1se0; common. s6.46; mike,
packers. so6oste00; medium and heavy, Hs6
8eo5. Pigs firm at Ss.5eQ5s.eo. Sheep stronger
fair to good shsep, sa2s.So; choice. 1878: e1
ira wethers, -; fair to good lambs, 84GD4.5J
fancy, 81. 7b15i CanadRs. S4,pOd6O5