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The morning call., 1894-07-02
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The morning call., 1894-07-02

The cow tree of Venezuela gives an ex-
cellent article of milk, which has a close
chemical affinity 20 animal milk
The morning call., 1894-07-02

100 MEN TO TAKE LODGING AT IOc. l5o
IOO and zoe night. including coffee and rolls.
624 Washington St, near Kearny. je16 tt
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HOUSE AND LOT WANTED IMMEDIATELY
IL for cash: Western Addition, not too far out {:
2-story modern residence, not less than rooms.
inside of $500 Address L. OESTERREICHER,
sos California St jyl st
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"A ANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANICS TO
W know that Ed RoIkin, Reno House proprietor.
has opened Soto House, 80 Fourth ST.: 100 rooms
25c to 81 per night: 81 20 TO 81 per week. 20 ly
: INGLE ROOMS, 15c PER NIGHT. 528K
- Pacific St 1929 It's
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WANTED-MISCELL
AZ ANTED-TO Buy SECONDHAND FIX
w lures for restaurant. Address Fixture, hoI
as, Call Branch. iy1 2t*
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w ANTED-2OO MEN TO EAT GOOD MEAL
w with glass of whisky, wine or beer; drink and
meal only sc, at unnel saloon, 2l2 4th. je2t 3m
The morning call., 1894-07-02

l. EST IN CITY-SINGLE ROOMS 10, 20 AND
ID % cents per night: 81, 81 25, 81 so per week.
PACIFIC House. CommarcIaI and LeidASCorff ml7 tf
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IA ANTED-5O0 PEOPLE FOR REGULAR 25C
" meals at sc; weekly tickets 81 90; soup, two
dishes meat l0c; weekly 81 80; vegetables wine,
coffee. New Atlantic Restrnt, 624 Pacifc.l5 I'm"
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SITUATIONS wANrED-CoST1NUED.


STRONG RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SIT
- ustion TO do washing and ironing by the day ::
81 per day. Call or address 20S Second ST., near
Howard. ivl 2tx
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4 OMPETENT RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES
to dc washing, ironing or housecIesntng by the
day. MRS. ROSS. ll55a Twenty-sixth ST., bet
Howard and Mission Jyl 2ts
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BARBER, FIRST CLASS. s21 MARKET ST.
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4 FRICAN GOLD FIELDS-wANTED; 80 PAS
~ sengers to complete for fine sailing snip, which
will leave san Francisco middle of July for Cape
Town direct: passage only $l00 Address Ship
owner box &c. this office. je29 lot
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An FOURTH ST. FOR BEST COFFEE, ROLL
II and butter, tea or cake, sc. jel5 tt
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TRY ACME HOUSE. 957 MARKET ST., BE-
low Sixth. for room; 25c night: 81 week. 20 tt
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DORrER FOR SPRINGS, $40 TO s25: CALL
early. G. h. HANSEN d CO., ITO Geary st. l
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E'REE HOT LUNCH ALL DAY; PLATE OF
meat, soup, wine or beer, cents MRS. y. l.
DAILY. 619 Merchantst jy2 tvs exSu
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IA AETED-MISFIT AND OLD SHOES: RE
" pairing neat cheap. prompt; mems half soles
soc ladies' 40c; new and secondhand shoes for
sale. 7O4 Howard st, nr. Third. les 3m
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"A ANTED-A PAPER-BOX GUTTER COMPE-
R., this office. Jyl 81
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w WANTED-GOOD ALLROUND BUTCHER
w Apply at once, 525 seventh st,
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X RARBER-SHOP, 2 CHAIRS, SHAVING l5C, AZ
y bargain. 9O91a Illinois ST., Potrero Jy2 "
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INGLE WOMAN WANTS AN INDUSTRIOUS,
honest partner with $3.50 for wel-paying
loon; good location. Apply 539 California st.
VOUNG WOMAN WANTS PARTNER WITH
i 1925 Tor restaurant. Apply 539 California
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VA ANTED - SIGN WRITER. CALIFORNIA
w Shoe-repairing Depot, 767 Market ST.
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HELp wANrED-CoNTINUED.

"a ANTED-STRoNG MEN OF ALL NATION
W alities especially Americans, Irish ana 6eT
mans to join the different teams In the great
double International tug-of-war tournament, ,sp Ap
ply to d. r. MCNEIL, Central Park, Aloo nt.' ne
ket st. Jy1 OF
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xxx MISSION-FEW MORE GENTS TO TAKE
OfC sunny rooms 81 week up. jyl 3t*
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NJIDDLE-AGED GERMAN WIDOW WISHES
Nl place: is first-class COOK and housekeeper:
best OF references given: city or country. Call or
address 719I1 Howard st. iyl 2t*
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IJEAD COOK FOR A FIRST-CLASS RESTAU-
IL rant, south; blacksmith's helper for a ranch,
$35. g. r. HANSEN CO., lilo Geary st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
NOTICE.
WANTED
WANTED!

Ladies to use Wild Grape Utter
inc Suppositories;
snfe, positive cure. Very convenient to
use. just what you want. Price $500 at
druggists or by mail. Sealed Particular.
. conts IN stamps. Oidfeld Medicine Co..
TOO Vino street, Pbila. a7-Iyr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1b.-Chancellor An
drew Allison, Of this city, was shot and
instantly killed In u corridor of the court
house by George X. Whitworth, for six
years past the clerk and master Of tho
court. Whitworth then shot and wounded
himself. Chancellor Allison's son, Gran
vile Allison, was appointed few days
ago to succeed Whitworth as clerk. Whit
worth's death is hourly expected. The
cause of the shooting was Allison's fail
ure to settle for large sum due from him
to Whitworth for moneys loaned, said to
be about s25,00O. The entire city was
dumbfounded when the news was spread
abroad that the chancellor had been killed
by his clerk. Allison was about Sc years
old, and had Just begun his second term
of eight years, having been reelected in
August last. Whitworth is about AZ years
old
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
Is EFFECT JUNE 18th. 1911.


Trains wiiiienye Wilmington ioiiows.
Tor phi,,adelphia SexpresSl, l.57. a:55 40
iii 4. H.. siSiD lii. sos. 56i 5.io y i.5f
Accommodation, 600. 100 500. 1910. u3i a.
For Cheater tcxpresSN. l.5I. 40 6.si 7.I.1 80.
$50 $50, 1905. lLO. li.5l H. IN. In. b.p! $685.
Accommodation. 600. 100. 500. 1910. lbs a.
M; lsSi - 40 bia. - q and io.1 p. N. ~,
SIX oT Io NST 10 erS 10 ii5I NJ ~ ~ ~
2.e5 aOi. b.0I hl0 b.5u. 'G.2O, and 10 y. III.
For Boston without change lo.iJ.. M. and
For New Orleans. richmond and DanviIle
Express t7.4i p. N. ,.,
Tor West Chester VIA La'nokih GS a. H.,
For Newark Center and intermediate sta
TONS; 40 a. IN. ami U33p. in.
baltimore and Washington. AS, s.Dl. eli,
OI1 land II 10 a. M lAUl. ls.aI sI.I5, 2.Ul
"a. aa3. goo. U.s. al. sap. IN. uni l4.lj
N Baltimore and Intermediate station1 s.47
az 6.0S and li.5I y. M.
Baltimore and bay Line 523 p. IN
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. SIR Ii.Is u. IN. a.5o. $50
IL, G.bU y. M. and 1906 might
Express for Dover. Harrington and DelnaE
s.la il.rlI. r.. AZ u NJ, and i!.Ol night.
For Harrington aud way stations oniw s.5o
Express for wyoming 6.5l p, IN.
Express for cape Charles. Old Point COM
forI and Noriois 'h'a N. M. and 1901 night
Leave rlnladeIp6ia, broad ST. e. for VIII
AcApiSbsl lou, All, SlO,
ll.lt Il.i0 u. Ill.,. sI2.35, l.aO aOs a45, LOl L.tI
b.Us !. ~ boz T. ~. :.;j. lilo lilo p. IN.
and Oh nlHhG.
Accommodation, e2o s.3i los a. ~. La
s.c4 400, Al, ~. so. 1903 and llSip p. III.
sunday TIT tINs.
for I"ilauuipbla iexpressl. l.57. as. 40
80 80 lVy', ~; p ,i.'i a IN. l.3'' 3lA bu4
b.5o, ava '.@eunl ME p. IN.
Aeeo!n,nydation. 100. $40 a. m. 1910 LIZ
d.U5. .. Is and 1870 p. M.
tor thcs er e xpressl LIZ 1.21. $50. SIS
1O.uh li.5i Il. m. La. h0i h.5G.IO1 and III. p H.
40a a -, - aud 1910 y. M.
For New York (cxpressl, l.5I. 2.ol 4. %, 100
t.. lO.Ui 10 -. iLhl n. III, l.lO. l. y. 3Oi. 4.Oj
s.bt. u. 20, 100 and lO.aD p. M.
For lt' stun without chance. 300 p. IN.
Tor New ORLEANS. Kiehmond and Danville
Express, w. II D. III.
Tor west Chester via Lam okIn. $50 a. n.and
b.lo "a IN.
BsltimoI and washington, 49, sol, 1917 a.
NJ, l*0i. is.a;l. 5,2a 600. al Sd u. IN. aud
baltimore and mterlnedlato Stations eos
Tor New Castle, IL Of hight.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort AMI
Norfolh, l..Ol uight.
FOR Middletown, Clayton, Dover. Wyo-
ming. FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville Sea-
ford, Laurel and Delmur. l2.Ul night.
Letve Philadelphia iiroad street, Tor vii
mington (expressA 3.5t. ~ 10. Ill Ia - H.
me- 44I. aus. tt55. '.l9 s;i5. lilo H. p. iu.
INSTRUMENTATION. SIS. 1o.S5a IN, la., ao5
60 s.3S, 1908 and II. = p. IN.
u Congressional Limited Express trains.
composed entirely of Pullman vcstibule Par
Tor and Dining Cars. Noextra fare.
(0Limited express trains. composed OF Pull
man Vcstibule Parlor Cars. Vestlbule Passcn-
ger Coaches and Dining Cur. No extra fare
~ Itichmoni and Danyill, Expr IS. No
Coaches
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
LOYAL TO CLEVELAND.
No Disagreement Between Secre-
tary Carlisle and the President.
RELATIONS ENTIRELY FRIENDLY.

The President EmphaticaIly Denies the
"Entire Batch of silly Measurements"
and Says He Is Not Formulating a
Financial Scheme.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The attention
of the president was called to the state
ment contained in certain newspapers to
the effect that there had been a disagree
ment between him and Mr.. Carlisle in re-
gard to the issue Of bonds and other mat
tiers, and intimnting that such disagree
ment might result In the secretary's re-
tirement from the cabinet.
The president emphatlcally denied the
entire batch of silly misstatements," and
said Never since our association together
has there been the slightest unpleasant
ness or difference concerning the affairs OF
the treasury department or any other mat
ter. have every reason to believe that
his attachment to me is as sincere and as
great as mine is for him.
II should be much afflicted II anything
should cause him to entertain the thought
of giving up his position while he is doing
80 much for his country. We have agreed
exactly as to the issue Of bonds, and there
has been no backwardness on his part on
that subject. / see it is said that l am
formulating financial scheme. II such
a scheme is presented 1t will be the work
Of the secretary of the treasury, and shall
indorse and support 1t.
1.-THE trouble seems to be that those
charged with the executive duties of the
government do not appear willing at all
times to take the councils of the news
papers, and make public all they intend
To In
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.- Walter d.
Allen, member of the bar of this city,
pleaded guilty in the criminal court TO the
ENLIGHTENMENT Of 81, 0O0 from Rev John
j. Hefferman, $6 1900 from John Hamilton
and $500 from Thomas Farley. Allen
has been the trusted agent of the prosecu-
tors for many years, and the moneys had
been put in his hands for investment He
got into speculation on his own account,
with the usual result. Rev. Mr.. Heffer-
mans loss aggregated $4,000, but tho
larger part was barred by the statute lin
itations. Allen was formerly a respected
man and always an exemplary husband,
and pleas for mercy were made on his be-
half by his counsel and the prosecutors.
The court deferred sentence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

manders in the war with Paraguay.
Admiral Abrcu was u hero Of the famous
naval battle of Riachuelo. During the
recent revolution he was in Europe in,
specting the warships Brazil ordered
there.
The new minister of finance occupied a
similar position in Peixoto's first cabinet,
and distinguished himself by his monetary
policy He was member of parliament
under the empire during Dom Pedro's
time. OF late he has been u senator from
San Paulo. His department will have
charge of the tariff relations with the
United States.
The minister of industry is deputy
representing the state of Minas, a civil en-.
gineer and professor in IL Q school of mines
OF Ouro Proto. He has always been a Re.
publican.
The minister of foreign affairs, Ross
Silva, is speaker of the house OF represent
atives and one of the deputies of the state
of Pernambuco. He was in the parliament
of the empire, and was minister of the in
terror and public instruction under Dom
Pedro in the cabinet, and introduced the
bill for the abolition of slavery QSss). He
is II lawyer of ability, and has travelled ex-
tensively in Europe
In 1891 he was one of the members of
the special committee of the house which
reported on the treaty of 1890 concerning
the boundary line of Misiones. This COM
prised the rejection Of the treaty and the
submission Of the controversy to the arbi-
tration of the president Of the United
States Of America. Mr., Ros@ Silva dur
ing the empire belonged to the Conserva-
tive party. ...
The minister of the interior and Justice
is also a lawyer and vice president of the
senate. He represents in the chamber the
state of Parana. He has always been a
Republican.
Senior Prudente de Moraes was elected
president Of the Brazilian republic several
months ago. General Floriano Peixoto,
who could easily have proclaimed himself
dictator at that time, just after having
vanquished the monarchial rebellion, led
by Silveira Martins and Adinirals Mello
and ba Cana, took all necessary measures
to insure the election of civilian as pres
idcnt of the republic He was rewarded
for his patriotic disinterestcdness by a
vote of the chamber of deputies, which de-
clarcd, llS to IL, that he had conducted
well the affairs of the country during his
term of office. For long time past ru-
mors have been rife in Europe that Peixoto
would prevent the induction of Moraes;
but these reports seem to have no founda-
sion. The retiring chief magistrate is
pure patriot, who will aid his successor to
rule the young republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
ANOTHER ELECTION MURDER
Caused by . JofIinsation I'm which Negroes
Participated.

Caused by yofIinsAtion in which Negroes
Participated.
ELIzABKrnrowN, KY, Nov. 1.-THE
arst fruit Of tho Republican victory in
this congressional district was the murder
Of Blake Robertson, 1s-year-old son Of the
Hon. Thomas A. Robertson, formerly con-
gressman from this district. Last night
was the time for the Republican ratifica-
tion, and about 200 negroes and few
white men gathered in the lower part of
the town TO form procession. There was
a dispute as 10 whether the whites OF the
blacks should march first and as e result
nearly all the white Republicans declined
to march behind, and only one white
man, John Kerr, Joined In the parade,
which was headed by negro brass band.
The negroes had been cautioned to use
blank cartridges, but instead had their
shells loaded Marshal Neighbors started
to make an, investigation, and as he adj
vanced on the crowd George Wilson fired
Mt him, the load Of shot tearing a hole in
his coat and passing through lodged In
the stomach Of the young Robertson.
Neighbors then shot the negro in the arm.
Robertson died yesterday. In Judge En-.
glish's court Marshal Neighhors tried to
kill Wilson, but was prevented from do
ing SO. Wilson Is In Jail, and the negroes
are greatly excited
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. 15,-An amended com
plant was filed in the United States cir
cult court in the suit of Malcolm Anderson
and Roger w. Woodbury. against Thomas
G. Platt and the United States Express
company The plaintiffs had sixty days
option on piece of mining property in
Colorado called the Rialto. The necessary
maps and other things for the proper trans
fer of the company were put in an en-
velope addressed to Malcolm Anderson, in
this city, for execution. The package was
lost in the transmission and was not re-
covered until the option expired. In con
sequence of this, it is claimed, the com
plainants lost 100000 to be made on the
option, and Judgment for that amount is
asked
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

MEMPHIS Nov. Is. = The forest fires
which are now raging in Arkansas and in
parts Of Shelby county caused the burn
ing of three negro shanties near Milling
ton and probably the death of negro
woman named Fannie Wood. 1t is
thought she will die. On Mrs W. P.
York's plantation, about four miles from
Millington, negro baby, the child of Pitt
Rhea, was playing near the fire when her
dress became igntcd, and before anyone
could reach her she was burned so badly
that she died, 1t is reported that five
bodies, thought to be those of hunting
party, have been found in the St. Francis
Bottoms, opposite Memphis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
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~SIlNeNV May 20. 1864
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

DEPOT EAST BOUND
New YORK week days. 1904 q II. $40. 30 50
:. IN. ~ n. q .. IS S. Y Il. III p IN.
New York. sundays % o5. q II. 40 80 a. M.
fs,,sdsipsia crmPe ?; and Chest.
y 81 i co. $50. 1910. 10 o. 'lo8e I'll % a. m.
.laM 70. '24S. 8 20. 4ba -5S5, esi. Tih 0sa
losundsys 500 rI7. os,. 500 900. .1os.
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week days. 1904 I'll. - 40. 40 SEA. IN. S4s.
sandayps \. =" y o.. TIz 10 80 a. m. 'a4a. rA
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New Orleans via Bristol AM Chattanooga.
1858 .. IN. daily. Through sleeper to New
Orleans
SiDreriy accommodation. s0s a. m, 500
s3o aud II 10 p. tn. daily.
Landeuberg acco nmudatton, week days,
20. 81 a.. M, 70 aud ~ D. IN. Sundays.
$50 D. ILL.,. 8 % p. IN.
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II 80 a. n,.. .55. 945p. IN. Sundays, o ~ y M,
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Telephone. No. 1913.
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
%. sCuII. General Passenger Agent
X. Ia CAMPBELL. General Mauaser
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-The brutal
murder of John Edward Hasson, the
young molder who was fatally beaten on
Saturday night last on Germantown
avenue, was investigated by Deputy
Coroner Dugan, and ut the close of tho
hearing James L. Walls, of Fern Rock,
and Alexander Thompson, of North Third
street, were committed to Moyamensing
prison, the first as principal and the second
as accessory, until the grand jury passes
upon their responsibility for the crime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

SALlNA, Kan, Nov. 14.-Thc express
companies doing business in Kansas. as
sisted by n number of bankers located in
the border towns, have located gang of
outlaws in central Kansas They rem
devious in the hills, and when pursued
too closely in that neighborhood they run
down in the Indian Territory until mat
tiers settle down. There are thirty mem
bers of the band, and the robbery COM
mittcd at Sylvan Grove, In Lincoln county,
on Monday, and the bold robbery at Tas-
colt last September We're perpetratcd by
this gang of robbers. Who the leader is Is
not known, hut detectives are now work
ing on the cnsr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

TRENTON, Nov. 15.-Chief Justice Beas-
ley, Of the supreme court, gave a decisi, n
yesterday declaring il legal the indictment
and conviction in the Hudson county court
OF William Schondel on a charge of lewd-
ness. Scbondel had married Nina Thomas,
after obtaining a divorce from former
wife. At the trial the Illinois divorce was
held invalid in New Jersey, and the liv-
ing with the Thomas woman was, there
fore, declared unlawful. The chief justit Q
held that where n man and woman hon
estly believed themselves married they
committed no crime by living together.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

PHILADELPHIA, Nov H.-Flour firm; win
ter superfne. s2l0Qt2.20; winter extras, 81 $50
$40; No. winter family, s2,506t2 60; state
roller straight, S2,6O12.7O; western winter,
clear, S2.5O12.7O. Wheat strong, higher, with
6sIsc. bid and 5s94c. asked for November. Corn
firmer, quiet, with Sec. bid and beige. asked
for December. Oats higher, firm, with 353sc.
bid and 37I4c. asked for November. Hay
frmer; good TO choice timothy, Sl26l3. Beef
steady; beef hams, sl76olT.50. Pork dull Lard
firm; western steam, s7.55; city, s71725. But.
ter firm; western dairy, llGl6c.; do. cream
cry. l5d26c.; do. factory, 106tl4c.; Elgins 2ec.
imitation creamery, $50 l9c, New York dairy,
l3123lSc.; do. creamery, lSdt25c.; state cream
cry prints, extra, 26e.; DO. choice, CSC. do fair
to good, 22924c.; prints iobbing at 27a3Oc.
Cheese firm; large, sI4GlO74c,; do. small, 90
1lc,i part skins, 3l417Iac. Eggs quieter; state
and New York 25Gt26c. refrigerator, l7l22c;
western fresh, 20Gl25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

LOUISVILLE, Nov. blast night Allen
Prime, 80 years old, attempted to kill his
wife and mother-in,law, Mrs. Lehman, at
2Ooi Portland avenue, but luckily his bull
lets went wide of the mark. The women
saved their lives by getting out of the way
of the whisky crazed man. Prime then
shot his sister-in, law, Miss Jennie Leh-
man, inflicting a serious, though not dan
gcrous wound. He then shot himself
through the head. He will die. His wife
left him two weeks ago and went to live
with her father on account of her hus-
bands cruelty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

w ANTED--D bright Intelligent ladies
w to write mail circulars etc, at their
wasting. Send 20 stamp. Miss Mary siam
ion, South Bend, Ind. OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from Cape
Town says that the Portuguese authorities
recently imprisoned Mr. w. Stanley
Hollis, consul of the United States at
Mozambique. He was charged with
attempted homicide for shooting a Kaffir
whom he caught robbng his house. Tho
Kaffir recovered from his injuries and MIR.
Hollis was acquitted The American
consul at Cape Town has protested to
Portugal against the action OF the author.
tiles at Mozambique.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

TUNKHANNocK, Pa, Nov. 15.-There is
a probability that the election of prasi-
dent judge in the Forty-fourth judicial
district, comprising Wyoming and Sulli-
van counties, will be contested Il. M.
Durham, of Laport, was the Republican
candidate, and John Sitter. OF Tunkhan.
mock, the Democratic nominee. The of
fetal returns gave Durham majority Of
twenty nine. 1t is alleged that non-resi-
dents and boys not of age voted for Dun.
ham, and an investigation is being made.