davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-13
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Oeriidt pom Ger 6efan9ennobme
oes braitlidniihen Rebeuens
Generals Saratpd.
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&to Sc Sanetro, -. 9tu9.
IS miro bert6tet, boB Der @eneraG
0nnlercinoo Sarotoa, Der 9elblage1e
6i6rer Ser He6cQen in Gio @ranbe DO
Sui, bon Dem cs bicB, boB er ~pertpunoet
entfloben lei, uu6 Oeriucbt babe, bie ar9cn7
tiniibe @ren8e gu erreicben, ~9eian8en &C.
nommen lei. Ob9lcicb bic 9}acbricbt nocb
nic6t b~eitGtigt lit, bat Oielelbc bier bocb cine
gepaIti9e Qlufregun8 berOOr8erufen.
Der GongreB bat bei6Ioiien, oaB eS uns
m0gltb iet, iib ooS ei8enmdbttge Ser
tabren beS 8rGitbenten Beiroto lGn9er 8ez
fallen gu laiien.
, 1894-08-13
Oes Oiebitdbls anGefIaot.

Inter ser 9~Intlage OeS 0iebltQbl8 mur6e
Ser Sarbi9e Breiton 9ebbetcr hertc Worz
gen pon 9tiDter 8eriten inter $500 8IrQz
icbaft benz Grtminal9ericbt iiberp;eieu. Gr
pobnte Del 81. u. &uup, go. 241 Snoiana
StraBe, ebenta45 Elm 6arbi9er nit Trau
unO &inoern. Die &uups beibmoren,
6aB 2eObeter SlciOer i'm @erthe BON $40
aus ibreu &ofern itabI.
, 1894-08-13
OrORe Grwartun9en Oer peruani
fdDeu Aebellem,
Die Reoierun9 Id6t oie 9efon0euen
2ebelIeu eridie6en.
Der pr6iioent Ga3eres mill einen Pump ans
Ie9en.
g ~ 0orf, -. 9(ug.

@on @alparaiio tptrO Der r@orl6" telcz
8rQpbirt, OaB Die Fe9ierun8 BON 8eru bic
9efangenen &eben eribieBen ldBt.
Ser @gz4rdliOent @a5ercS beablj6ti8t,
cine 2Inlcihc Sl m0den.
Seminario ertlGrt, 6aB iic5 Dor Sep
TENDER bo9 2ono in BEN 66noen Ser Ste
oOlutiOnGre b%eftnoen njro. Dies miro fir
cine ltebcrtreibung gcbaIlen, obgleib Die
8ebeuen ta8Iidb nj 8Ooen 8eDinHen.
, 1894-08-13
Gin jun9er Gau9enihts.
Or entpuppt ii6 ais 9efdhrIider 8ranofifter,
nur am ole feuerwehr bel Ger Arbeit
3u iehe1t.
ga Groife, Mis., -. g(ug.

@etern Qtbenb pur6e etn smGlfidbriger
Sun8e gtamenS 6irt in |6aft gcnommcu.
Der S6lingel ~9eltanb, baB CT Dor einigen
8ocben GrOsbp's 6ObeImjible in Brand
itedte, unb bat Bic Itamen BON onDeren
Yerionen onge9eben, meIcbe 5ebn Dbcr
5rp0lt 8ranoiiftungen berii6t batten. Der
etn5i9e 8epeggrulO mar, pie Der nicbt87
nuki9e 8engel a18ab, Oas 8~erlansen, bic
Teuertpebr auSrilfen 81 ie6en.
, 1894-08-13
Otehmdrft.

9(rf benz 6ieii9en @iehmarft betrug 6ie
beutiae 3ufubr: 5000 S6lpeine, $4,000
Sttf Hinbuieb unO 5000 6bafe, Der
Sbmcinemarft mar bclcbt. Sdblpere
G6r0cine bradten 4.95@5.4G, idGtperc uno
Ieicbte OurobeluanOcr 4.85(05.30, leicbte
4,85@5.25, %iogenannte y9tg9" 4.4OGa
400. Wtor8en ertpartet man cine l3uiubr.
Don 1900 Stif. 9tiubpteb mar feit i'm
9reile; Sobafe nicAt uerGnbert.
, 1894-08-13
Die dineiide SIotte auoeblid auf Sem meoe
nab Japan.

Sbanebat, Is. gtug.
8is ieBt bat bic Nacbribt bon ser
S6tacbt Swii4en bem 6inelti6en Beiz
Yan07@ ei9paOer uno etuer iapanti6en
Tlotte nOb feline 8eitdtigung 0efunOen.
9ie 6ineitidc Tlotte ibeint bon ser
&iHte Deri5punoen 81 letn, unO i6r Nuf@
cntbaltsOrt lit Elm GebeimniB. Gtnem Gez
ridte na6 tperOen Die Gineiticben &rtegSz
i6ifte OemnGbit an Der iapanii6en &iiite
tbr Gri6einen ma6en.
, 1894-08-13
Die Rebeuen 9efhIa9en.
Die Don Curacao ~ab9eean9ene Expedition sur
unteritibune Ger Rebellion perur9lIdt.
sc e 10 9 f, ID. 9(ug.

0on Caracas, @ene5uela, miro ser
yg8orlo" bertcbtet, OaB Die GebeIen aus
Goro un6 Srcn Dertrieben itnO.
Die bon Curacao abgegan9ene GGpeol7
ton, welcbe i'll 8uenOs Nire8 l%anoete, bat
Ser oortigen &esierung Die fir Die 5ebeuen
beltimmten 8affen unO WtunitiOn ausge9
l~tefert.
, 1894-08-13
Ods DIETER.

0ptifer 8Ietne, 76 @ai6in8ton Str,
6ericbtet fir Chicago Bic fol8euoen 8aroz
meter unO GbecmOmeteritanoe:
lin 2 l1br Mtorg. rs Or, I'm 9 lt6r 70
Or, nm 10 ltbr 80 @r., nm IL ltbr 80
Or, I'm II lIbr 81 @r. 8arometerItan6
UNI s 1Ibr Worg. 1926, II ltbr 1926.
, 1894-08-13
Oan1pferpreife.
Der 6wiifenoefspreis auf oeuti6en Dams
pfern INNER nod aehu Dollars.
Qon6on, 10. Q(ug

Cine 9epe1be bon 9amburg ia9t, OaB
Bic Gonteren3 5piideu ben Oeutiben noros
atIantiiben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnb
Ben britiiden 9ampferlinien 81 feinem
8eiuItat 9efibrt bat. Ser Sobrprets tlr
3pilcben0ad auf oeuticben DampTern blelbt
$40. @8 lit Dorgeicblagen t%porosr, cine
neHe @onferens ab3ubalten.
, 1894-08-13
Oos 9efdRrltbe 6afoIin.
Derbdn9niBOoue llnporfi6tigfeit elmer frau
N06for0, ST.. 13. 2luo.

WUU UIUI SN., I3. NU9.
@eItern ieBte 6rou 5rQnf Sonbbou BON
1909 B. 2(De. Elm nit @aloltu qefiute5 Sc
fGb auf ben Diem, i%porauf iofOrt cine Grz
plOiton e%rfol8te. Die &leioer Der Trou Qez
rietben iofort in 8ranO uno ie lelbit err
lit 10 ibipere 8ronOwunben, baB ite
wenige Stunbcn bar0uf inter grQBIiden
SAmer5en iIarb.
, 1894-08-13
Die peruantfden 2ebeuen.
Reftt9e Kdmpfe NIT Den 1esierun9struppen.
Sc e IN Onrf. II 9Inn,

Sine Spe3ioG6epeicDe BON 2in1a in 8eru,
beridtet f~olgenOes; Die 9tebelen baben
nocb W1atuacana it9 8uriidQe3ogen, unb Bel
Gumba3 bat Elm Dcfti9es @efeht itottgefuns
ben, bel ipel6em auf beiOen Soften lAwere
gerluite itattfanoeu.
, 1894-08-13
5wanSi9 perionen ertrunfen.
Gin Grcurfionsoampfcr m6Rrelo elmer Re
9atta 9efentert.
Genbp, 98oteS, -. Qlug

gBGbren6 beute bic 0tegatto bier itattz
fQnp, fenterte auf Ser 9tbeOe bon Golbp Elm
fletner Grcuriions0ampfer, nobel 5~tp0nsig
Gerionen ertrGHte1.
, 1894-08-13
SAifsnd6rihten.
0n Ger Qadt oemeloet:

VI or ~ValPT geIHeIoeF:
9tefp yOrf: Ga Champagne bon Sabre ;
6urneiiia bon Glasgow.
9aore: ga gformanbic bon Stem Oorf.
Gon0pn: Wteuantic bon Baltimore,
, 1894-08-13

- Sn Der DerflOlIenen 9tadbt gerietb Ser
g8trtD 0o8un, Gde @raub 8ouleparb un0
81. StraBe, nit icinem Scbpa9sr inStreit.
8ei0e 3O9en ibre &epolOer uno f~euerten auf
chamber los. 8eibe pur6en U~erpunbet,
boob feiner t00tlicb.
, 1894-08-13
UelegraphiRAe Oepef&en
grleOltd]e Ansf1ten,
Der britiffe 0efonote III 1Iicaro9uc
ais 3rieoensftifter.

Die u%tcara9uaner mo ole mosquitoe JnOi1=
ner wollen iih wieoer pertraoen.
, 1894-08-13
QodJ ntdJt5 AdBeres.

ueber Ole SesfdIodt 5wifhen ser
dineitiden uno jopanifden
5lotte iino nod feline Uadl.
ridten ein9etrofen.
, 1894-08-13
600 0urd) Oaseritiduno.

Sin Monn gtamens q. S. @ilion,
8u6baItcr, tuuroc Deute WOrgen in ieinem
3imnter, $50, 146 Seminary @pe., an
@ascrittduug toOt auf8efunben.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
THE ELECTION IN BRAZIL.
1t VIII Take Place Tomorrow and May
End the Revolution.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-Mr. Mendonca,
the Brazilian minister, interprets the in-
formation contained in dispatch from
Minister Thompson at Rio de Janeiro, an
nouneing the extension of the state Of
siege 10 the 2eth inst, 10 mean that the
elections In Brazil will take place on the
1st of March. the date set by the constitu-
tion Of tho republic If the state of siege
has been extended, as reported, he thinks
It will apply TO all the localities i'll the
country now under martial law, and not
confined TO Rio alone. He has as yet no
official information on the subject
Likewise is the minister without any
official information concerning the re-
ported capture of Iapa by the insurgents.
Lapa, the minister says, has always been
loyal TO the government II is an iInpor-
taut town In the state of Parada, and is
about 800 miles southwest of Rio The
capture Of this place would, of course be
an important one for the insurgents, but
the minister takes no stock in the report.
There is place called Rapa, which is in
the north point of DesterrO Island, which
may be the one referred to by Minister
Thompson as having been reported to have
been captured by the insurgents This
island has been in possession of the in
Hurgents for some time, and is the place
where they established Il provisional gov
ernment last year. -..
A dispatch received by Minister Men
donca at noon today states that the state
of seige has been raised, and that the elec-
tions have been positively fixed for tomor-
row. II is believed they will end the revo-
luton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Prisoners of the Mddlesex Conn.
county jail demand better clothes
Lord Dunraven announces that the Val.
kyrie will not take part in races this year
Congressman Wilson. who is lying ill nj
Guadalajara, Mexico, is reported as i'm.
proving.
The resignation of Adiutant General
Artz, of Kansas, was accepted by Governor
Lewelling.
Isaac p, Berg and wife were found dead
at their home near Marion Junction 5. d.
having been asphyNinted
The colorado senate adopted a resolution
providing for final adjournment tonight
but the house refused to concur.
Dave Mercer, the convict who escaped
from the southern Illinois penitentiary by
way of the sewer, has been recaptured.
Father Carbett, of Palmyra, Neb.. who
recently won = suit for libel against Bishop
BonaeuEl, has been accommodated by
the bshup
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
LAFE PENCE APOLOGIES



WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s. - Mr., Pence's
speech of Monday, In which he struck
right and left at his colleagues in the
house, cut prominent figure in yester-
days proceedings. Mr.. Pences reference
to Mr.. Hainef had been Incorrectly re-
ported, and, rising to a question of priv
ilege, he took occasion to apologize for the
personalities he had indulged In. MIR.
Pence had previously written an open
letter of apology to Mr.. Hainer, in which
he said: when l alluded to your full
beard l did myself no credit and you no
harm, and now to find that the reporter
understood and reported me rs saying
full of beer clauses me deep chagrin and
pain" But NJ Mr. Cooper, of Indiana, WAS
not satisfied and gave the Colorado mem
Der severe scbring.
Again Mr.. Hand was unable to muster
aquorum on his motion TO close debate on
the seigniorage bill, SO he allowed the de-
bate to run on without limit. The speeches
of the day We're without special feature
beyond humorous reply made by Mr..
Allen, OF Mississippi, TO the speech of ex-
Mayor Hewitt, Of New York, rejecting Sc
verely upon the craftsmanship of the
south.
Tho senate held another brief session
yesterday in which nothing of importance
was accomplished, and at l:20 o'clock ad-
Journed, after an executive session of half
an hour, In order that the caucus might
be continued The caucus, after spend
ing four hours in talk on the income tax
feature of the tariff bill, adjourned until
today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

TRENTON, Feb. 2s-Henry X. Downing,
recently conv cted in the Mercer county
court of perjury, was sentenced yesterday.
Downing Is charged with being in collu-
sion with Liet,tenant Farrow to defraud
the Holland Trust company The trust
company brought suit against the Barne-
gat Park Land company. Some of the
most vafunble property was transferred.
II was claimed by Farrow and Downing
that the trantfer occurred before the APP
pnintment of a receiver for the land com
pany. IL was for swearing to this that
Downing was indicted for perjury and
found guilty. Downing was fined $40O.
Lieutenant Farrow is still to be tried on
the came charge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28


cies. Mangan knew Raymond would
not keep his word, and he knew also
that Raymond would be bold enough to
repudiate the deed if signed then and
there, on the ground that duress had
been used. The keepers would periure
themselves to strengthen their claims on
Raymond. There was no way to re-
store to Isabel her rights except on evil
dence acceptable to the supreme court.
Mangan would gain nothing by enter
Ing into legal complications now, but
would lose time-and time was every
thing. Three months more and Ray
mond would be absolute master. He
must postpone quarrcls. All this fash
ed across his mind while the telephone
bell was ringing. He saw he had the
man before him scared and that he
could dictate.
Walk out into the corridor, all of
you, and you open the doors, warden, "
he commanded.
They obeyed. As he followed them
he took his letters Oft the warden S desk
and put them in his oyercoat pocket,
still covering the four. The warden
opened the doors.
Every ono of you stand up against
the wall in the rear of the corridor. Be
particular to keep your hands above
your heads
They marched back.
What are you going to do about
this, Mangan?" asked Raymond.
" You'll hear too soon for your own
comfort " was all that was vouchsafed
him.
When they had reached the rear wall,
Mangan passed out through the door
ways and ran to catch passing car.
ITS getting hot, - he said TO him
self as he allowed his mind to wander
bnck over the exciting incidents he had
just passed through. ITS fun in one
respect, but if cannot prove Isabel's
paternity Raymond will have the
laugh. Mother st. Gertrude will caro-
for Isabel, and I'll start straight for
Denver in the morning before | get en-
tangled in other plots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

NEBRASKA CITY, Eeb., Feb. 2s.-The
case of the commonwealth of Nebraska
against y. T,White, charged with criminal
libel against Secretary of Agriculture ].
Sterling Morton, the libel being in the
hanging in efiigy of the secretary few
weeks ago, was tried yesterday. The jury
returned q verdict of guilty as indicted ("
The penalty for the oifense is a fine of $500
or six months in the county Jail, or both,
at the discretion of the court. The jury
recommended .eniency.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
-
CHAPTER XII.
ISABEL YIELDS To THE scHEMEl

/ ISABEL YIELDS TO THE scHEMER.
When Mangan walked out OF the
pPnitentiary, Raymond. the warden and
tne keepers dropped their hands. Ray
mond folt like belating the keepers
soundly. He was not man to allow
his feelings to interfere with his
schemes. 1t would never do to suspend
the keepers; 1t would be bad to abuse
them; it might awaken enmity even to
criticise them. He was at their mercy
In his fruitless endeavors to confine
Mangan until he had millions secured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

WELLsBORo, Pa. Feb. 2S.-The engine
house of thP Addison md Pennsylvania
railway at Westflcld was burned on Mon
day. The engine wiper on discovering the
fire, saved he locomotives by running
them out OF the building. An Italian sec
ton hand named John Rick rushed into
the building, it il supposed to secure some
Valuables hb had left there. He fell into
one OF the pits and was burned to death.
His charred body was found in the ruins
OF the building, his gold watch being dis
covered unlnjured under his remains.
Kick leaves a widow and four children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

WAsHiNGtoN, Feb, 20 The remains of
The historic Kearaarge will be raised from
RancHdor reef il the house committee on
naval affairt has Its way. The committee
voted to report favUrably the bill of Mr.
Blair, Of New Hampshire, but WAS more
generous than Mr. Blair proposed While
his bill would appropriate s3O,00O for the
undertaking the committee decided to
raise the sum to $4,000. with proviso
that the wrtcking company shall receive
not more han 1000 If the attempt is u
FL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
LYNCHERS MEMORABLE
A Sheriff and Guards 0verpowered
by an Armed Mob.
PRISONERS TAKEN OUT AND SHOT.

The Servant Of the Law yainly Appealed
for JuAtIce. Being Met with Curses.
Tho Two Doomed Men RlddIed with
Bullets.
WEST PLANE, Mo, Feb. 2s-Anderson
Carter and Bud Montgomery, alias Jasper
Newton, alleged murderers, were taken
from the county Jail at Mountain Home,
Ark, by mob Of 2S0 men and lynched.
The sheriff, iaiior and ten guards on duty
at the jail were overpowered and dis
armed. The sheriff appealed to the mob
m the name of law and order to desist,
but they showcred curses at him and pro-
ceeded TO unlock the Jail door, The poor
wretches begged for mercy.
When the leaders of the mob called
for numbers So, SO and % three big fell
lows, masked, stepped forward and began
firing into the prisoners bodies with Win
chesters and shotguns. -Four or five vol
leys were tlredi when numbers II, II and
195 were called forward and fired several
more volleys. The leaders seeing they
were not yet dead ordered another volley
fired, and when it was apparent that life
was extinct the mob marched away, leav-
ing no trace as to their identity,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

DEs MONIES, Ia, Feb. 2s.-The house
suppression of intemperance committee
agreed upon bill to regulate the sale Of
liquors, imposing tax of 5000 on all prop
erty Of persons engaged in the business, to
be collected by county authorities in quar-
terly instalments. Regulations are pre-
scrbed as to places where liquors are sold
The present law ia left unchanged, and its
operation suspended where the tax is paid
The bill was reported TO the house this
morning. The Democratic bill was re-
ported, with recommendation to indefi-
nitely postpone
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Feb. 29.-As the
result OF a quarrel of long standing, Hon
Charles H. Harlan one of the leading
Democratic politicians OF Galloway, shot
and killed Charles +. Moore, an equally
well known resident of this city. on the
ferry boat plying between this city and
Galloway county. The tragedy has caused
a tremendous sensation, on account of the
prominence of both men. Harlan has not
yet been arrested, but no one apprehends
that he will attempt to escape, 1t is said
the trouble grew out OF business trans
action some years ugo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
What Is ECZemaP
It is an agony of agonies.
A torture of tortures.


II is an itching and burning Of the
skin almost beyond endurance.
It is thousands Of pin-headed yes-
iclcs filled with an acrid fluid, ever
forming, ever bursting, ever flowing
upon the raw excoriated skin.
No part Of the human skin Is
exempt.
1t tortures, diSfigures and humil-
iates more than all other skin diseases
combined.
Tender babies are among its most
numerous victims.
They are often born with it.
Sleep and rest are out of tho
question.
Most remedies and the best phy-
sicians generally fail, even to relieve.
If CUTICURA did no more than
cure Eczema, it would be entitled to
the gratitude Of mankind.
II not only cures but
A single application is often sufi-
cient to afford instant relief, permit
rest and sleep, and point to speedy
cure.
CUTICURA works wonders because
it is the most wonderful skin cure Of
modern times. ..."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

CHisrER. Pa, Feb. 2s.--f,x Judge John
N Br6omall has made general assign
naent for the benefit of his creditors to
Henry c. Howard aud William b. i'raam-
all. Mr. Broomall was taken serur. = i'll
t0st December and has since been entirely
ureble TO transact business This made
the assignment necessary. EN-Iudge
broomell is one Of the wealthicst men in
Delaware county, and the crash came upon
the community with unexpected sudden
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

WHKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 2s-The rescue
work In the Gaylord mine is being pushed
vigorously today. Mondays fall has not
interfered with the operations OF tho
searchers as much as 1t was expected IL
would Superintendent Rosser said this
morning that he expected TO reach an i'm
portant point on the plane before night
Then, if no clew to the entombed men was
discovered, he was afraid the work of res
cue would have to continue for at least
week longer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

KINGSTON, n. Y, Feb. 2s.-The cold
snap is believed to have killed the peach
buds along the Hudson. From reports re-
ceivcd today it would appear That nearly
all the blossom buds are dead, though a
few are found alive IN certain favored 10.
caltieS. Anything like a peach crop in
the Hudson River valley this season. how
ever, is not now expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

OMAHA, Feb. es.- -Employes of the Union
Pacific are to have hearing upon the
wage question, and will be invited to meet
President Clark, of the system, aud others
whom he may elect on March Is in confer
enGe, said conference 10 be continued from
day to day until an agreement is reached
This much has been ordered by the circuit
court of the United States, Judges Cald-
well and SHnbOrn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.--The president
yesterday sent to the senate the following
nominations; Charles Jonas, of Wiscon-
sin, consul general of the United States at
Petersburg. Albert Fowler, of Maryland,
United states consul at Stratford, Ont.
George Trutsdcll, commissioner of the
District of Columbia, vice Myrou NJ.
Parker, resigned. United States marshals-
Fletcher c. Peck, for the Northern dist riot
OF New York; Henry l. Hayden, Eastern
district Of Ntw York. James l.. Bennett,
United States attorney for the Eastern dis
trict of New York A Augustus Healey.
collector of internal revenue for the First
district of New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb, 2s-.At yesterdays s
meeting of the baseball maguates he sche-
nule of games for 1884 was given out. The
mrsing also created the Office Of chief Of
nmpires to assist the president In the Sc
lection and control Of the umpires and the
Regulation and Interpretation Of their du-
hss. In view Of his long and honorable
scnnection with the natinual game Harry
Wright WIS elected to fiji the office at a
salary Of ~ 600 per year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

BROOKLYN, Feb. 2S.-The Dolice of
Brooklyn completed the census of the un-
employed, The census shows that there
are in the city l0s,s2 families affected by
the prevailing depression in trade. OF this
number 49, esS males and 9,QSS females are
out of employment, and IL, $40 are in abso-
lutte needle assistance,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

HAMMOND, Ind, Feb. 2s.-ln charging
the grand jury of the Lake circuit court
Judge Gillet called the attention of the
jurors to the Roby race track, ito whose
management" said the judge, 1--WE are in
debted for all the difficulty we have had.
The fact that we have had the race track
there before simply resulted in having the
prize fighting amphitheatre afterwards -"
The Judge urged the jury to bring in in
dictments against the managers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

DE- iyrR, Feb, as.-.1. B. I.ycan, Justice
OF he peace at Rlackhawk. Colo, has ap-
pealed TO the police Of Denver to prevent
the sale of Lille Ling SON, the first Chi
he-e girl born in Colorado. by her father
tn a wealthy Chinese merchant In this
city, who already has two wives but wants
the girl, who Ia 10 year. old. as third
Lille, who is populai ia Blackhawk, sent
. Cbinaman to Justic" Lrcan with a mes
sage asking him to save her Secretary
Thompson, of the HumnGe society, is in
ypstigating the Gaze.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

BosToN, Feb 2s.-Winslow Warren
nominated by President Cleveland to sue
coed A. w. Beard MS collector of the port
Is one of lioston's best known attorneys
an active member OF the Massachusett,
Reform club, n graduate of Harvard and
prominent in the local affairs in the towr
of Dedham, where he resides. He is indie
pendent in politics, an advocate of free
trade, and has held but few minor offices
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 2s.-The 'stalwart"
or straightout Democrats received black
eye yesterday when the regulars" or
fusion Democratic state central committee
decided upon July for the state convcn-
tion at Topeka The discussion of the
fusion question was somewhat pro,racted,
and rs the fusionists won the fight it
would seem as though there was prob
ability of the Populists being taken into
camu