The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-30

Hurrah! Hurrah!! Hurrah,!.
The echo of three wildly enthusiastic
cheers for the whole Republican ticket
given at the close OF the great Republican
mass meeting last night are still ringing
around the Tenth ward.
The cheers were not only an endorse
ment Of the ticket and all that had been
said for the Republican party, but a shout
OF defiance from law-abiding Republicans
20 Democratic emisarles who tried by a
cowardly attack to break up the meeting.
Three distinct attempts were made to do
this During the afternoon some one at
tempted to flood the lot with water and
after the speakers stand was erected and
bafore the assembling of the crowd an at
tempt was made to destroy the stand.
ASSAULTED WITH STONES.
During the speech of David Healy. eii-
Tor Of the Irish World, OF New York and
while Mayor Shortlidge. who was chair
pnan of the meeting, was leaning against
tho canvas back of the stand Il cowardly
miscreant, who had evidently located the
mayor from front view OF the stage,
threw large stone, striking the mayor
souarely on the base OF the neck The
blow was severe one, but fortunately it
did not infict any serious injury. The
mayors heavy overcoat protected him, but
" the stone had struck a foot higher up
II would have seriously disabled him and
probably have caused a fracture of the
skull.
The incident created great commotion.
MI. Healy, who was speaking, Immediately
announced that Mayor Shortlidge had been
struck by a stone and denounced the COW
that had hn.n cnn1,nitte,' Ia, ava ,,,' ,.,,
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and were givnn rreat .nnlanso Tbis
,rroun of notriotic singers inclndad Iosie
sp1 susyn Inltens Eli1abefh and Incy
. Rpttarvortb Mary gucllev Annie and
4,ossIe Tatop, INV ,r1 Ida pob,rt.
M.pgia Mrrlintocl Iurv nivsrtv ard
M,bol pr,o,nau
Tho It,no girls had oqgan,b,oa ara n,,.
n,rea fnr thaI,, grnettn, Of tba ,,.o., cror.d
of oeonte nj tho home Of ex-postmaster
fvnioI II e,on,ort ,rd al IA niosa of
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Tnnfh ward II was c,iled IN order hv
R,llt.,, 7 ean,m WIN nominated
A.vor N n shortli1ga IN nrs.ida Tb. .
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,,ausa ne ba nrnss IN assume tha dnIias Of
nha,rnar ~ tha mrati,r tiz snnLa varv
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NJ WI s1ftor ~ tho Ir5,h ,yarla
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ar. Heaiy began ms speech wearing MS
nat ana oVefeoat ana win Pheasant anu
sion 10 pehISeEeok iaH, iie spoke OF
Sne feiatloh Oh lhe ifish people
20 the FeiNbie ana OF Inc great
psneiit lts estabilshheht haa eeeh 10 that
psopie, lie eat"slzed American lhstitu-
@ons, American statesmen ana american
projection, aha turning 10 the American
nag which hohs over the front Oh the
snihu' "esetloeu IT as tnc hV1test A"sio'lai
smolem that hoats aho9e eea ieetatool.
ne SAID that IN the discussion OIL all
questions thcre is room Tor an honest AZ
serence OF opinion. lie was not looking |
for diHefehGes OF opinion, nut Tor agree |
ments. He said he thought all his hearers
would agree that We ought to have re-
turn OF prosperity In TINS country; they
lives of the people tnan =, by dishonest