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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
HOMEOPATHSINSESSI0N
Society of Delaware and the
Peninsula Meets To-day.
THE NEW OFFICERS ELECTED

BAuqqst 10 ths4-ela,to ton House Followed
\ 4 isy.a Meeting III sshiOh Ro6fiffins Bush
ness and Medical Papers Were Feat
ures-members who Were Present.
The Homeopathic Medical s cisty of
Delaware, and the Peninsula held it's
annual meeting IN p4rlor A, of the
Clayton House. l. w Finn, M D, tie
president. called the meeting to order,
and made brief address In which he
referred TO the work OF the year The
members present were Doctors A
Eegendsnk, L Kittiuger, J. a.
Rifle, l. A Kitti niger 7 p
Lukens. L. w Finn, A. FrAnlz,
Peter Cooper, l. NJ Finn, e T. Negen-
dank. g NJ. Doane, d G Barlow, w. E.
Sherwood, l. N Slaughter, K T. NeRen,
dsnk, of WILMINGTON, w. G. Karsner. Of
Chesapeake City, ard @. M Almond, of
Newark.
The censors, Drs A Negendank, ]. H
Rlle and L W. Finn, reported favorHbly
on DIR E n. Descon, OF Wilmington; Dr..
William II. Kuuiz of New Castle, al d
DR. Charles B Constable OF Middle'owp,
and they we're elected to memb ,rship il
the society.
The election Of officers then folio we'd,
resulting as follows:
President, E. I. Negendsnk, of VIII
mingtop.
vice-prssident, G NJ DOane, Will
mington.
Secretary. DR.. D G Barlow. Will
mington.
Treasurer, l. Klttinger, Wilmingto ton.
State medical examiners, Drs. A
Negendanb, L w. Finn and ]. H. Bile,
Wilmington.
Delegates to the American Institute OF
Homeop athy, Drs. L M. slaughter ard
g. M Doane, Wilmington; alternates,
N. Finn. Wilmington, and E S. Ander-
son, of Dover.
At o'clock a recess was taken for
dinner, which was served In the excellent
style for which Manager Willis is Justly
celebrated
At 2 o'clock the society again convened
for the purpose OF hearing reports from
the retiring officers, transacting rou inc
business and listening to papers from
the various bureaus
The bureaus as now constituted are as
follows:
Practice-Drs. A Negsndank, L w
Slaughter and ]. NJ Smith Msteri-
Medical o Clements, G M Doane,
W. E Sherwood. Surgery h. Rile.
L. NJ Finn, E I. Ntespdspk' OBJ
stetries-L. a. KittInger, j. p Lukens,
O NJ Almond. Pe dology, A. E Frantz.
w G Kaisner. ID G Barlow. Opb. Otol
and Laryngology, Peter Cooper, ]. W.
Cooper, L. Klttinger. Legislative Com
mittee, K S Anderson, ] g. Rile, l. NJ.
Finn, c. NJ. Almond. Peter Cooper
The committee which had ia charge ar
rangements for this meeting are E. Il.
Negendank, Peter Cooper and L. A
Kittinger.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

Republican representatives to the legis-
lature and the senatorial district elects
Republican. The Republican candidate
for sheriff is also victorious in the county.
New Haven two years ago returned
Democratic senator by a majority of over
., 300 and two Democratic representa-
tives by over 1900 majority each. Re-
turns from 90 out OF 1888 towns in the
state give Coffin (Rep) for governor
about 10, 600 plurality
The Republican state central commit
tee claims-and the assertion is undisput-
ed-that they have carried the state for
Coffin by 10000 plurality, elected four
Republican congressman, every one Of the
"A senators and secured control Of the
house Of representatives by large ma
jority.
Late returns show that So Republicans
and 80 Democrats have been elected 10 the
house Of represen Satives. Tho Republic
an majority for the entire state ticket is
believed to be about 10, 600
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

that the legislature will ho Republican by
at least 49, The returns in numbers Of
the legislature are the most complete OF
any and leave no doubt of Republican
victory. The only question now is ono OF
size. Returns from the cities of the state
are meager. Four wards in Manchester
show net Republican gain Of $40. SEN
ator Chandler. in an interview, expressed
himself as highly grati1ed at the result
of Mr.. Morton's canvass In New York.
With regard to the outcome in New
Hampshire the senator declared that the
Republican gain as far as reported no
moro than justified his expectation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
CELEBRATING HEN VICTORY.

Republicans who Have Waited Thirty
Years for the Chance to DO So Grasp
the Opportunity.
A Republican, who was walking rather
unsteadily up Market street last evening
bearing a flag. decorated broom, his hat
stuck with cards bearing announcements
relative to the election, while his breast
was covered with badges, In answer to
query as to whether he was celebrating,
answered: "You can bet | am. I've
been waiting for thirty years to do It and
may never get another chance. and /
propose to take advantage of this.
This feeling seemed to actuate all
whose affiliations were with the SUCCESS
fol ticket, and all day yesterday aud well
into the night crowds Of celebrating men
and boys swept up and down the main
streets, cheering and congratulating
each other over the result. Here and
there they formed into impromptu
parades, and sang as they marched.
All over the city many houses, stores
and factories were decorated with flags
and the dealers IN red Ere did a land
Office business The headquarters of the
r. publican clubs were decorated with
bUntiag and hsgs
The best Of feeling prevailed on all
sides, and there were no fractures Of the
peace reported.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08


stunned at the result Governor Green
halge is reelected chief executive of this
state by majority of more than 90, 900.
Twelve of the 3 congressman are Repub-
licans, and tho state Legislature in both
branches is completely under the control
OF tho same party. On account of the
storm, which crippled and in some cases
destroyed entirely the telegraphic service
Of the state, returns have come in slowly
All reports that have reached this city
tell tho same story, and that Of "a Demo
cratic Waterloo. Since the beginning of
the campaign the reelection Of Governor
Greenhalge has been conceded by his OPP
ponents, the only question being one OF
majority Naturally therefore the great
Est interest conferred In the contest in the
different congressional districts In the
present congress Massachusetts, was rep
resented by nine Republicans and four
Democratic members. In no case was a
Democratic congressman renominated,
and In only one case has a candidate for
congressional honors been successful
Hon. John II. Fitzgerald, in the Ninth
district, at present represented by Hon.
Joseph H. O'Neill, pulls through, with
the lead Of perhaps 2, 500. In Congress
man Stevens district Candidate Knox
(Rep.) is elected by substantial MAORI
ty, Us is Hon. William e. Barrett in the
Seventh district
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

"Some years ago, " said Judge Arnold
OF the California bench, ~ was on or near
an Indian reservation. / had about 40
miles to go to ranch and was to make
tie trip in a wagon, as had some house
hold effects to take along including a
jug of whisky. Some missionaries were
stationed at my starting place, and one OF
them recommended as my escort an Indian
named William Penn, good Indian and
one who was active in the Sunday school.
He didn't look it, but his recommends
tiOns were excellent, and l accepted him.
''In the stable, before leaving, / offered
him a drink Of whisky from my flask, as
the day was very cold, but he grunted
and shook his head. offered it TO him
again, just after his friend the missionary
had hidden me goodby, and he refused
again. After we had been on the way an
hour ! felt chilly and took out the flask
and a small glass. The Indian looked at
it wistfully as poured it down. ] didn't
think he wanted any, but handed him
the glass.
"'Ughp he grunted, with a vigorous
shake of the head; me no kindergarten
scholar; gimme jug. '"-New York Mail
and Express.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
NEW JERSEY.
Republicans win Have n Big Mrjorlty In
the Next Legislature.

Republicans win Have n Big NIsjorlty In
the Next Legislature.
TRENTON, Nov. THE election in
New Jersey wns a complete overthrow to
the Democrats So far the Republicans
have gained control of five of the six sena-
torial districts which were voted in this
year. The sixth Is still in doubt. In
case Burlington county is carried by tho
Republicans the Democrats will DO with
out representation in the upper house
In the assembly the Republicans have
elected 43 out OF a possible CO. Three
seats are still in doubt. The difference
between the three candidates in Mon
mouth county is so slight that only a
complete count will decide It, At the
most the Democrats will not have more
than 10 out Of the so assemblymen.
In the congressional contest the Repub-
licans appear to have carried every dis
trict, with tho exception OF the Seventh.
Colonel Edward Stephens Will be the
only Democrat elected This Is a gain
of five congressman IA the state.
The New Jersey legislature will be Re
publican and have working majority Of
40 or 42 in joint session. This insures
the election of n Republican to succeed
John r, Mcpherson. 1t Is not known
who will be chosen, but Franklin Muir
ply OF Newark and William j. Sewell Of
Camden are tho aspirants.
The New Jersey delegation to congress
complete Is as follows: First district, Lou
denslagar (Rep. }; Second, Gardner REP y;
Third, Howell (Rep.); Fourth, Pitney
(Rep.)i Fifth, Patterson (Rep }; Sixth,
Parker (Rep.); Seventh, Stevens Dem J;
Eighth, Fowler (Rep.).
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

Prince Wolkonsky was misinformed by
the Chicago lady who told him that the $50
ciety" Of this city was limited to 80 per-
sons. Probably the statement was not in
tended 10 be taken seriously, The society
OF the town acknowledges rs composing
its membership every man, woman and
child within the city limits, excepting
those who are in Jail or engaged in I'M
lawful pursuits. We have no Four Hun
dred; we have no One Hundred and Fifty;
we have no Eighty. Any man or any
woman who IS honest, clearly and well
disposed is member of Chicago society.
There are, it is true, different circles OF
society. The Blue Island Avenue Social
club, for example, isnot largely represent
ed at the Bachelors and Benedicts' balls;
not do the Prairie avenue people attend
the merrymakings Of the Halsted Street
Frolicsome Five in any great numbers
But the Blue Islanders are as good as the
Bachelors and Benedicts, and the Prairie
avenue folks do not turn up their noses Mt
the Halsted street people, 1t is all a ques-
ton Of natural selection and TO limited
extent of residence and finances. No
"set'' or CLIQUE" can arrogate to itself
the title Of 'Chicago society" All "sets"
are equal.-Chicago Herald.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

Friend-It is costing you more to make
over that old dress than it would cost to
buy a new one.
Mrs Managem "a smart woman)-I
am not trying to save money. am try
ing TO make it.
'sWhatf'
"You are not married yet, you know.
When my husband sees me in this dress,
he'll think it's a new one, and he'll have
a regular fit about woman $ extravaganza,
and declare that I'm driving him 70 wreck
and ruin and ought TO be ashamed o.
myself
~ shouldn't wonder
Yes. Then will tell him that this is
an old dress made over, and all these trim.
mings and furbelows are 20 cover NJ
stains and tears and threadbare places in
the miserable old rag"
"Oh, that's IT, .
Eyes. And then he'll feel SO mean anc
cheap and disgusting that he'll give me s5C
for new bonnet New York Weekly.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

ST. PAUL Nov. There has been a
great falling off for the Democratic vote
and gain both in the Republicans and
Populists, the latter gaining the most.
However, the Republicans will still win
II they only hold their own, as the 9TH
or parties did not entirely join together.
IL therefore seems likely that Governor
Nelson (Rep. is reelected by an increased
majority over his plurality of IA, 900 two
years ago. The labor vote has chiefly
gone TO the Populists, and that party has
held most, IL not all. of its former
strength.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

MILWAUKEE. Nov. Returns from
the interior of the state show Republican
gains everywhere and indicate that the
Republican state ticket will be elected by
a majority of from 35, 600 TO $1,000. The
average Republican gain in precincts
thus far received is 81, and 1t Is steadily
increasing Chairman Wall of the Demo
cratic state central committee conceded
the election Of Upham and the entire Re
publican state ticket Chairman Thorn
OF the Republican state central commit
tee claims the state by 90, 600. and Henry
q. Payne concurs with his estimate.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

The crew Of a man of war once saw a
comet and were somewhat surprised and
alarmed at its appearance. The hands
met and appointed a committee to wait
on the commander to ask his opinion of
it. They approached him and said,
"We want to ask your opinion, your
honor"
well, my boys, what is it aboutf"
We want to inquire about that thing
up there. "
Now, before ! answer you, first let me
know what you think it il"
Well, your honor, we have talked II
over, and we think it is star sprung a
leak. RAMS Horn.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
Mr.. cARMlcH e. NOT DISCHARGED.

Prompt Denial of a Malicious Rumor.
There was a rumor on the streets this
morning that gained wide circulation 1t
vas TO the effect that Candidate Car
michael had been discharged by the Hsrlan
and HolliDgsworth Company. The firm,
II is said. had been keeping on Mr.. Car
michael and a few other foremen until
after the election
H. T. Cause, when called upon by
reporter this afternoon, said:
why there is no truth at all in the
runner Mr.. Carmichael is still foreman
Ct nachinists ia our works"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
NGWAaK DEMOCRATS Blue.

Ore Confident Politician who Bet siOO
to 81 Now Wishes He Hadn't.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEWARK, Nov Yesterday was A
blue day for the Democrats here There
was scarcity Of the followers Of the
Democracy on the street, and those who
had the temerity to come out we're
twitted numerically by the victorious
Republicans. Some have wondered no
the Demo Gratis elected the assessors
and road commissioners Ia this hundred.
IL appears to be mystery
since the returns have come Ia. The
dish Of crow is very unpalatable, but.
never heless, must be eaten. The
independent voter is secretly rejoicing
over the result. as L will purify Demo
cratic politics. and the ring in Whining
ton will be no more.
prominent politician here wsgersd
500 against s that the state would q,
Democratic he is sorry man TO day.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

WHEELING, Nov. THE indications
are that West Virginia will send solid
Republican delegation to congress.
The Republican state central commit
tee claims that Wilson is defeated for con
gross by 1000. They also claim that
HulinR rep. }, in this district. is elected
by safe majority Doyernos eRep.) car
ries the First congressional district. The
Republicans are iubilant and claim Will
sons defeat but the returns from the
back counties cannot be got Tor a day or
two. The Democrats are very uneasy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov. THE returns thus
far received from all parts of the state in
dictate that the Democrats have carried
every district The Sixth is the most
doubtful, but the Democrats claim that
Otey is elected. In the Second and Fourth
districts the Democratic majoritles will
be very small Tho fight throughout the
state has been between the Democrats
and Republicans, the Populists not be-
ing in the battle at ALL The returns in
dictate heavy Democratic losses at nearly
every point.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Z. Indications
point to an overwhelming Republican
triumph in this state The Republican
state committee claims for Owens from
80, 600 TO 30, 900 majority over his oppo-
nent. Myers, for secretary Of state, 1 con
gressmen and both branches Of the legis-
lature Democrats concede 20, 900 Repub-
loan majority, but think they will have
four congressman.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

his story. This
city has gone Re
publican. Pigott,
the Democratic
candidate for con-
gress, who had q
majority of over
2, 900 last year, is
defeated probably
by 1, 900 majority
by N. ID. Sperry.
Coffin, the Repub-
lican candidate
for governor, has
about the Same
m a j GRITTY. The
town elects two
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

TOPEKA, Nov 7.-Only meager re-
turns have been received. Page county,
a stronghold, is claimed by the Republic
ans. The Republicans carry Wyandotte
county by 1000 plurality and Leavon-
worth by about the same figures. All the
precincts heard from show Republican
gains. Chairman Leland says the returns
are exceeding the Republican poll and
the state is surely Republicans
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

MONTGOMERY, Nov Returns from
the election in this state indicate the cleo
ton Of all the Democratic nominees, with
the possible exception Of benson in the
Seventh, which at present seems to be in
doubt. The Republicans are very active
in the Fourth and Ninth districts, but
Robbins and Underwood have good ma
jorities In the Fifth Cobb defeats Good
win, leader Of tho Populists.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

publican MAORI
ties. Less than
one-quartor OF the
state is returning,
and Republican
gains indicate
that Busiel Will
have at least &, 600
lead over Kent.
There is no doubt
OF the election of
two Republican
ccngreeanan aud
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

ticket the candi-
dates stand: Ma
jors (Rep1. 40,
$50; II olcom b
(Dem. Pop. }. 4,
667; Sturtevant
Is { T asi'e h t ut
Dem. }, 900. Same
precincts in 1899
gave OR u n 2
Crop. }, s. 69Si Van
Wyck (Pop. }, 6,
3 9 a; NJ orion
(Dem. 8 , 0 3 0
Nothing in the
way OF accurate
details on any
othar mart ~ tha
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
'CIndsrslIs" at the Academy of Music

NI"N'Ie IIH n INC HuauemI OF MUSIC.
The Ellwood @. Carpenter Peerless
Juvenile Company will open brief en-
gagement at the Academy Of Music this
evening, presenting Cinderella, or the
Fairy and the Little Glass Slipper" In
addition TO the regular production the
only Living Juvenile Pictures will be
presented The novel electrical effects,
Cinderellas golden chsriot drawn by
live ponies, beautiful costumes and
psrsphernalia and a grand transfer
nation scene will all add to make ''Oin-
derella' popular success Ga Saturday
afternoon there will DO q special school
ehildren's mntinea
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

BYE -On Fou' thdav, eleventh. month, 7th,
Mortimer Bye, in the nth year Of his age.
KIhK.-in this city, on Tuesday, November
Q, Margaret Kirk.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence, No. lOl
Lon bard street, on Friday, November o, at
a m. High mass 1t Z. bary's Church. In
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
Persnnnl Errnta


Rev. Edwin GAIdaer, pastor OF the NJ
b Church at Marshallton, was 10 this
city hst evening ON 4, visit to friends
Miss MAmie Dunn and Mrs Alfred
Turner are here on vlsitto Mrs w. d.
Greer. They ara Philadelphiane.
Miss Jennie Moore. Of Chicago, who
has been on visit to her old home here,
has returned home
Rev j G Kerr, chaplain in the
united States Army, Lieutenant Com
mAnder l. 3 X. Reeves, o. s ~;
and s l. Lane. OF the Unit d State 8
Fish Commission, are meeting many old
friends around town
colonel E. g. Boyd is being eonEratu-
lated on his splendid run on tbe Deml
cratic legislative ticket. He rsn ahesd
OF Me-, Tunnel Ia all the New Castle
districts and several outside precincts
Mr. aud Mrs. James Marvil have
returned home to Smyrna.
4. Parks Duncan, who is learning
telegrsphy at the Western Union Office
here, has equipped himself with !
complete set OF instruments and ba.
teries,
Il. Padberg. ]. Lancaster and w
II Bradley, representing the Columbi.
Athletic Club and City Cornet Band, ar,
planning q series OF visits to Philadelp hii
IN the interests Of the big fair here thli
month
John NJ. Yallette. we'll known retired
merchant Of this city, has gone I,
Germany accompanied, It is said, by Job
Sehmidgall, formerly Of the jefferson
House. Mr.. Vallette sails from New
York to-day and will visit all the scene
OF his boyhood and many other points o
interest,
Mr.. aud Mrs A. @ Brown and Coura,
Davidson, OF Bear, spent last evenins
with relatives in this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

DETROIT, Nov Michigan has gone
Republican by go. 600. Republicans claim
u will exceed that figure, while Secretary
Hosford OF the Democratic committee
comedies the Republican plurality to be
$4,000. The Republicans have elected
every congressman. Notwithstanding the
division OF districts by what they allege
70 have been Democratic gerrymander
Perhaps the greatest surprise 90 she Dem
ocrats was the election Of Spaulding over
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

BALTIMORE, Nov. THE results indi-
cate that Maryland, for the first time in
great many years, has gone Republican.
The Republicans have elected three con-
gressmen, with a probability OF four out
of six. The Republicans have elected a
majority in the Baltimore city council
for the first time in "a years
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

The Water Witch Steam Fire Engine
Company now has an automatic lighter
in the floor of the engine house under the
engine. As the engine Is pulled out. IL
strikes the lighter and a large fame Of
gas springs up, setting FIRE to the kind.
ling in the hre-box Of the engine.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

ATLANTA. Nov. T. - The legislature
elected Hon. Patrick Walsh senator for
the short term, ending March, 1895, and
Hon. Augustus O. Bacon OF Bibb county
for the long term, beginning March, 1895.
In the state congressional elections all the
Democrats are elected.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

SEATTLE, Nov. THE vote in Wash.
ington state has been light because OF
bad weather. Tho indications are that
the Republican state ticket is elected by
8. 600 plurality. The legislature is claimed
by the Republicans by majority of is
on joint ballot
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

Fat Man (who is in something Of hur.
ry)-l'll give you IS to get me to the sta
ton in three minutes.
Cabman with provoking slowness)-
Wei, ssrr, you might corrupt me, but you
can't bride that -Exchsnpe.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

the ground with a
snow white man
tie did not more
certainly bury the
earth than did tho
Republican party
snow under and
crush the Dnmocy
racy. The tri-
uInph OF the party
Of protection is so
c o m plete that
even the Demo
cratio laadara ara
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
Met with a HorrIbIe AcoIdent

Harry Neal. Of Elsmere last evening
received serious injury by being kicked
In the face by horse Drs Gebhart and
Uorkran we're called and on examination
found the eyeball ruptured aud the organ
cavity crushed In. They concluded as it
was special case, to send him 10 the
Delaware Hospital, where the physicians
have no hope of his recovery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

A large numbsr Of Wilmington Free
Mssons went to PHILADELPHIA last evening
to participate in the meeting Of Lu-l1
Temple Of the Mystic Shrine. Most OF
them returned home early this morning
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08

Barkworth Dem. and Pop In the Sec
ond district by over 2. 900 plurality. The
Legislature will be about four fifths Re-
publican in both branches.