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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
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9fo6 in Der leBten Stu1oe, am Cams
tag Wior9er, I'M letnem @egter ODenS
feline 3eit 81 geben, ben Saubleb 5l parte
rem, molte 8redinrtoge IN elmer tbn mill
fGbrigen 3eitung cine Sfanbalgei9t6te
Ioslafien. Spens bate aber recbt5etttg
8ino bon Der Sade befommen unb perz
offentlibte Elm &unOibretben, in mel6em
er Die Sntrisue bloBle9te uno ben Gere
leunt6er an ben Stranger fteute.
@s bat itberbaupt btsber tuobl nocb ME
einen 10 erbttterten &f I'M Die 0tomiz
nation fir einen GongreBitb .9egeben, ruie
jenen, Der am Samitag IN Der Blue
Grass Region" bon 8ertltfD NIT Der gttez
berlage beS yitLber3iingtgen Obcrit" BreGtn1
ridge geenbet bot. Den leBten 0epcicbe1 81
Solge bat Snel1S nit etipd 300 Stimmen
9eIiegt, uno oaiofort nad oemBetanntiper1
ben neri6ieoene Observation-Disclosures
2eute bic @rtlGrlng abgaben, oaB tie ieBt fnr
SmenS eintreten nilrbet, 10 tann oellen
@ripGbtung ipobl nit Siberbctt ertpartet
peroen, felbit nenn 8refinrlO9e i'm Sel0e
bletben uno Der repdblifantlAe @anotbat
cine noch 10 groBe StGrfe entptdeln lolte,
Denn Die v@entIemen" 0eS b%erilbmter
Q1bsanos0 iltritts, bet einlt etn t0enrD
@lap i'm GongreB pertreten BAT, iinO gar
ei9cntbiilnli6e &umpane. sic trtnfen
nidbt nur ben beiten Bourbon" unb reiten
Die ebeIiten 8fet6e, ftc Dalten allcb feft an
gepiiien alien @~emobnbeitet u1tb 81 bteien
geb0rt Die g artettreue. Q8er i'm reguIGren
Caucus Die Nomination erbdlt, fit ben
fteber tie Elm, oas ift tbr Mann, mocbten iie
ibt bis babin aleb nod 10 bitter befdmpft
baber. 50 miro benin audi 8reftnribse
Der tpobloerbtentcn Beretnlamititg pers
faQerl. Setne Stole i9etnt ~ Cube 9es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Netu 0Orfer NepnbIifater Tito
o. g. g.

Sm M1emeinen lit bic bonn ~neiteIten
republifanilc Staatsconnent 9tefp Doris
on9enommete 6 lattform flu9 dbgefdBt.
Die oielfacb iibertriebenen unb lt1gere6s
ten 8e'bimpfu1gen Der benofratii6en
9artei uno Der G~artfpolitif berIeLbelt, mic
Sic Nusf1Ie auf ben Siioen ltno 9ei6ift
ouf bic Ofeirun9en llnO @noftnoun9en
BON GepubLifanern ltno n0roliHen Sthubz
3oubemofraten berecbnet. Ote beftige Ser
tDerfun9 Der @infommeniteuer nir6 DEN
Stem Oorter @eLolGfen 9ar3 gut 9efaQen,
ebenlo ben QnbGn9ern bes Senators Sill,
tpeldem in bieicrn re~pubItfonticben Con-
pent POM 8oriiber Ncibrdu6 9eitreut
nurbe. Ser Nbibnttt iiber Silber nerz
bent Sob, inbem CT SilberfreiprG9lng
ebenlo unbebingt Dertptrft, tpte cine 9ufz
bebun9 bet gegen Stdatsbanfnoten be-
fte6en6en 8robibitipiteuer. Gi4tig 1T audi
bic 8ebauptlng Der Ylattfornt, baB Der
bemofratiIcbe 8rdftbeut feline 8oItttf in
Der Stlberfrage pbne bic 6itfc repubIifas
nti6er GongreBmitgLteber nibt bate bur9z
fibren f0nnen.
1leber 6ragen perf0nlt6er Sreihett tpdste
0ie1er Gonncnt fctn W0rt 3u idger. 11n6
nocb t~peniger ermannte CT it9 gu eine1r
8roteft gegen bas Sreiben Der Set11be Der
@laubensfretbeit unb Der aa9emeinen poliz
ttf6en @leibbere3tt9ung.
Dem BldttfDrmdusI6ui1e tpdr dQeretn9S
etne ee9en bic ltmtriebe ber Mnertcan Yroz
tectiDe Qtiiociation 9eridtete Blanfe borgez
Iegt nor6en. Qlbcr itc tpurbe bon 6ieietn
NuSi6uiie binaus9etuorfer, 1no gfiei1al1o
tpagte eS, ite in ben Content ielbit btneinz
3utrd8en.
Ser neueife republifaniI6e Stdatscons
bent bon Sainois behalf ii6 ipeni9itens
nit elmer aQgemetngebaltenen @rf1drung
at @unIten bon @ldubensfreibeit unb
@Leicbberebtigung. Nber BET repubLttaz
niibe @onpent i'm Staate Stem gort tpagte
ntbt einmaL 6ies. 9tugeni6einlib fllr9z
tete er it9 Dor ser q. g. g., beren Stem
Oorter 6auptterL am 8orabeno bes Gon=
nents in benz @onDentSplabe Saratoga err
ibienen tpar un6 bort BEN republifdniI6en
Geit6Gmmeln auseinan6erieBte, DaB fte Bee
treffs Der Ran6ibaturen tpte Der 8eibGiilie
Bic @efii6Lc Der 81. g. q. bc~riiditcbtieen
miiBte1, tpibri9enfals 6ieie Der republifoz
niI6en Gartei Stem gortS BET 6er beborz
ftebenben 8abl ieben nur mO9Liden -Qbz
brub tbun tper6e.
Qus 6urcbt Dor bteier 9robung unterIies
ser @onpent in Sarato9a Naes, mas bic
81. g. q. bate frGnfen fonnen. Ser
republitanti6e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Qept
s.. MOrton lit aaerbings AT niel gReltz
MAIN uno mar 81 LANCE in europa, als
baB er IN letnem Snitern elm &%nonnotbin9
ndre. @ber feline 8ergdngenbeit entb6lt
nicbts, tpas ben anOpnOtbinss brett anz
lt0Big fem f0nnte.
&eit nornrtbeitSfreier 6eutfber &epublis
farer tptro blinb iei1 gegen bic gbat1adc,
OaB Die q. g. 81. etnen immer ar0Berer
@influB anf Die repubGttanii6e 9artei gez
minnt.
Sci nns in Chicago aGIer6inss BAT fib
tltr5ltb cine vl1nobbGn9ige amerttani1de
Bdrtel" aufgetban, beren @onbent, BET
0eltenOnld6ung Der @runbIGbe Der
u. y. 81, 9e9en bic 9tepublifauer eberio
lo93o9 pte 9e9en Die 0emofroten unb logar
etnen eI9enen Sto~atSuablsetteL aufitsGte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Gin srttntph Sapan,s.

Sapdn bat, BEN ~neuelten Na6ri9ten 3us
foIge, Dor einigen Sasen tuieber einen ,9roBz
artigen Steg iiber Die Gbineien erfObtel.
9lber eilen nod sroBdrtigeren Sttumpb
bot es loeben auf benz @ebtete oes Srteoens
errungen. @S bat itdb oas 3eugntB 9ebolt,
oaB eS jebt ein cipiltlirtes &ano lit, bere91
ti9t, in alien 0ineer ben seltttetiten Sea-
tionen 9lei6 erabtet 3u nerOell. llno
bteles !3eusntB mirO ibn ausgeiteat BON
feiner 9~eringeren Wocbt, ais @roBbritanz
nicu, uno beitebt in bet Qufgabe oeS 8ecb;
teS Dber NnlprubS auf bic &oniular5@e
ricbtsbarfeit iiber britii6e llntertbanen IN
Sapan lcitens bes britilben Gei6es.
0amit erfennt GngLanb an, baB bic
Civilization in Sapalt unb belonbers oas
Gecbts9efuDl baielbit iolde Sorti6ritte gee
mabt bat, ur11 cine geredbte 8ebanolun9 BET
in Sapan leberloen unb 6anoel treibenben
NuSldnoer Dor ben japaniiDen @ert1teu
liber Su iteuen. 8isber geborte SSopail,
neben Gbina, Siom, Beriten, &orea unb
Die Girfei Griiber audi 9e9Dpten, Gumdz
nien, 8ul9arien uno SerbieD 3u b~enient5
gen &dnoern, in ipelben oer b0d1it unitbez
ren G~ecbtspfle9e balber Die groBen 9anbel
treiberoen 9tattOnen iib our6 Gertrdge
oaS 9tebt 9eli6ert baben, ibrc ei9enen
ltntertbanen burcb tbre eigenen &oniuln
aburtbetlen gu lol1en. Snbem tth @n9laIo
bieieS 3tebte5 Sapan 9e9eniiber begiebt,
erflGrt eS, oaB oas Ee6tSgeflibi IN Sapan
10 9etpabien lit, baB es ieine llntcrtbanen
bemielben obne Sur6t BOT 8~enacbtbeili>
guu9 iiberldIicn bari. limb tperll e5 cine
Trift Don filnf Sabren felt, uab beren
9lblauf erit bic 9lenoerun9 eintreten lou, 70
9elblebt oas nur, UNI Sapan 3eit gu gebcn,
Die be9onnenen Gctormen letner @eri6tss
Dcrfaiiun9 3u nouellbcn uno ietn @eriobtSz
perfaDrcn Dem europ6tl9en mD9li6it anSu5
pai1en.
lin bic 9an5e Sragtpette Der Qt9eIeger>
belt iib FLAIR 5u maben, brau9t man ii6
nur bic Trage por3ulegen, mas Die Ser.
Stddten Oa3u lageu ~tUilroet, tDer1n trgerl0
cin &all6 beanlprtthen Doate, baB ietne in
ben1elben lebenbe, nit 8eippbnern ~uniereS
Ganbes in 6dnbel geratbelle ODER 9egeu
uniere @elebe iib pergan9en labenbc Nngez
b0rtge nt9t Dot ~unieren @eri6ten Gebt
lud)en ober bon ibuel1 abgeurtbeilt iperoen
loIen, iOnbern bon ietnen ei9enelt, neil iie
Dor ben unlrtgen fetn Gedt ftnoen fonnten.
NaGbem @nglano Sapan oas 3eu9niB
bet Getfc ertbetlt bat, in ben &reiS Der
ciOtliltrten 9tatiouen 3u treten, louten olle
anoern ctDtliiirten &drber Elm @leibeS
tbun, unb es lit fit Die @rbaltuns unlerer
neutrality-suspicious. 8estebungen bebauerz
lib, oaB Die Ser. Staaten @nglan6 NIT
oieier BON Sapdl l6on LANCE an9eitrsbten
Nnerfennu19 nlcbt 5upor9efomn1en itno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
anSd,eed4tdre autnots atnata-Brttuaee, g1nntas, "a. septennber 1894.

ipiclt, Der g olarb= 8roseB i6etnt i6m bed
Oas @enif 9ebroben 81 baber. llno 1e
meniger in 3ufuntt iiber i'm gefa9t lno
Der olte Sfanbal aufgeriiDrt iuirb, oelto
better. 8redinrtb9e lift fiir immer gertdbs
tet. Njbt, neil ct ein Sinbcr setpelen,
benn eos iinb mir ia ale, i%Onoern tpeil ct
Gin Gartiff lift, Fat ct ii6, bic au9ez
meme 8eradbtuns 5uge3ogen u1o bat tbn
arn Sonlltag bos 8olfsoerhift credit.
!6offentltc6 bei6etbet ct iib jebt unb
iorgt bafiir, baB Oas StanOaIitif ni4t
nocb Elm icbltmntcS 9ta6ipteL erbalte. Nber
in &entu6D perben periOnlide Seboen
bdufie nit BtitoLen aussefodten lno tie
en6en oft nltr nit Der 9usrottuns 9a13er
SamiLien. Mus ber SdanbfomOoie tann
nod cine Grag0bie tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
@rfe 9rOBe ,,tnOSerttnc" Secs
IdtL0Gtt.

Die leBte eigentGi4e Seeid6La6t bor benz
icgigen iapanti9=6ineitiben &riege par
Die bonn 20. SuIi 1866 BEL ber balmatii9en
SnieL 2iiia i'm abriatii9en Meere 3pii9en
Der oiterret6ii9en TIotte unter sem 6els
ben Iegett6off unb oer an !3abI ii6erIegenen
italienif6en Tlotte. Sene S3labt enOete
befanntli6 nit eiltem gldn8etOen Oiterz
rei3ii3en Siege, Der iebocb Die fur5 bOrs
ber in Der 1euen 8eIt DOabra9ten Sbatelt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

SociaIOemofratie ni6t ntebr onoers gu
belfen ipeiB, als NIT Iol6en Wfitteln ber
Snquiittton unb rOben @efpalt, bann miro
fe balb AUDI noh bas Sis9en Spmpatbie
perliereu, bas man tbr ie5t nOcb in freigcz
ftnnten @reiie1 entaeqenbrinat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09

There Is no Immediate sign of tor
mination of the strike by this miners
of coal. Like former strikes. however
it will eventually collapse, and the ad
vantages derived by tho workmen
will in no way compensate them fol
tho losses they have sustained or the
injury done to the business OF tn
country. 1t Is high time that mel
should lie made to understand tina
while they have the right to decline t,
work, they have no right to combine
to prevent others from taking thell
places, and when they resort to tn
Use OF firearms, to accomplish thei
object, they should DO met by til,
military OF tho State, and compelled
to disband. A government by mobs
should not be tolerated, and tho soon
or tho matter Is understood the bsttel
it will be for all concerned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09

Converting Horses Into Fertilizers.
The application OF electricity to the
PROPULSION of cars though the variou
cities of our country has revolution
! HEED the trade in horses. and 1t ls very
d Probable that the raising OF horses
will be greatly curtalled, II not aim ost
6ntlrely abandoned In some of the
Western States. 1t is estimated that
Eastern Washington, Oregon, Mon.
tana, Nevada and Idaho there are
1900. 900 half bred horses, for which
There is no market that they cannot
be sold at auction for prices that viii
pay the cost OF raising and freight
Meanwhile the horses running wild sc
on Increasing, land as means OF get
ting rid of the mongrels 1t Is proposed
TO kill thousands OF them, and convert
their flesh and bones into fertilizers.
A company, 1t Is said, has alreGdy
1 been organized at Portland, Oregon.
and site for an abattoir secured. The
horses will be killed Cy painless
method, when the flesh will be rander
cd OF all Its fat. and ths resldu- with
4 the bones and hoors will be sold to en-
rich tho soil. Tho hides Will be saved.
ne they alwaysshaye a market value,
and the hair with the mane and tail
will be used Tor mattresses and up
holstery work. A portion of the meat
will also be canned for chicken feed
md every part OF tho hide. hair, hasl
or bono that Can bs eonverte d Int
practical use will be u tillzod.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09

a runaway horse belonging to Rob.
ert Coflin knocked down Mrs. liza
tuition, OF No. 3s2 East sixth street at
Fourth ana Poplar streets, shortly
after o'clock yesterday afternoon, IN.
Iiaung ntr severely. Ae report that
The horse nas frightened BY exhaust
steam coming from tho Ript BEleAS
ihui4linE IS untrue. The press at this
ntiiep wus not running and flitlar
There Is 10 stetm used for that pur.
p0Jo. Is G-wltaesaea assert that the
Aursn becuin0 frightened at cart
which was standing below tho build.
:, Al French straet tho lines broke,
making It impossible Tor tho driver IL
control the horse aud therefore pre-
want tho acclient which rssulsed Ii
Mrs ltattpn receiving a uambsr oil
COMMISSIONS about tho head and body
$40 Is greatly improved this uftet
noon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09
Resolution ThanlSs.

Joseph Pyle has boon rendered these
RESOLUTION of tho trustees OF St. Pauls
u l.. Church:
Whereas. Brother Joseph Pyle
president OF the board of trustees. has
presented to tie St. Paurs Methodist
Episcopal Church new and valuable
organ; therefore,
We acknowledging Ii humble yet
pIofound gratitude our Heavenly Fla
ti1er us tho great siyar of all good git
hIye cause for special rejoicing unt
thlnks to day th6t ho put it into til,
heart of the donor to present to this
church this gift that has leon pre-
sented to ua In Christian 70 crosby OF
Tins occasion. With uufatgned graft
tudo we accept this grand and bs III IL
full iusti ument OF music. as presented
by Brother Pyle, and view it as anoUG
er OF numerous tokens of his love
and large.hearted devotion not oGly
I'd this particular communion, but Il
the cause CT Christianity in general
1t is another link in tho long chain o
kind deeds and valuable services tina
vi over bind the brother to us il
loving remembrance. And 1T shall ht
ohr prayer that his useful life may
be spared many years In health ant
strength, that he may continue to DO
bl essing and encouragement to hit
family. the church and tho oommunl
tyin which he fills an honored place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09

fhe award OF - 800 to young Chi,
5insky by the jury, for the loss of bis
Pern, has led to como discussion on
|the part Of many Of our citizens. some
holding that while that amount is
rather poor compensation to the sui
fsrer, it is rather heavy TAX on the
employing company .Jurors have
little sympathy with employees as ;
rule, and commisserate the injured tt
such an extent that they lost Sight
OF the value OF money or of the DIM
Guilty OF making 1t. The Jurors in con
Bidering an action for damages should
not only p ace themselge3 In tho posi-
tion of the plaintiff, but alio In tina
OF the defendant. While they rhoult
not like TO suffer the loss sustained =,
the one, how would they like to pa!
the costs sustained by tho other
Often times the plaintiff 10 more l.
blanc for tho accident than the dc
fondant, and II tho Jurors were in til
position OF the latter. they migb
think very hard OF those WHO wout
compel thsm to pay heavy damage
for the formers cnrelesgness. Person
hurt through their own reckless nos
or indifference may have claims tG
sympathy but not for such sums u
many could not obtain II they shout
labor for life time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09
A DULL DAY IN CONGRESS
Senators Make but Little Progress on Il
Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Yesterday's pro-
ceedings in the house were enlivened by
Mr.. Walkers (Mass.) complaint of the
poor ventilation of the house and the in
capacity of the architect of the Capitol,
and by Mr., Weadock's (Mich.) reply to
the attack of Mr., Linton on the Catholic
church. The conference report on the
Pennsylvania and New Jersey bridge bill
was adopted and resolution authorizing
the Mary land state courts to occupy for
five years the old United States court
house in Baltimore was agreed to. Mr..
Brosius Pa.l protested against the re-
duction Of the appropriation for Indian
schools. At $50 the house took recess
until p. M, the evening session being
devoted to pension bills.
An agreement WINS reached in the senate
to proceed with the agricultural schedule,
covering about ten pages of the tariff bill,
under the five minute rule, but the pro
Rress was almost as slow as before the AR
rangement was made. Eight paragraphs,
comprising about page and II half of the
bill, was disposed Of The debate as a
rule was rather dull, although there were
occasional sharp exchanges, which indi-
Gated that the prolonged daily sessions
have ruffled the usually calm temper OF
the senate. Before the tariff was taken
up Mr. Hoar's resolution to inquire into
the advisability Of releasing the claim OF
the government against the Leland Stan
ford estate was laid on the table.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09
LYNCHINa IN MAINLAND



PRINCESS ANNE, Md, June o. Isaac
Kemp the colored man who was the in
stigator and the one who gave Deputy
Sheriff Edward Carver terrible slash
with razor after he had nearly been
beaten to death, was shot to death in his
cell as he lay chained to the floor about Q
o'clock in the morning by mob of about
seyenty-tive men.
Thursday twelve colored men, among
them Kemp, were brought to jail charged
with the murder of Edward Carver, in
Dublin, at Charles Miller's liquor store,
on Wednesday night. Kemp, being the
leader, was confined in a separate cell and
chained to the floor.
Jailer Dryden was awakened by some
one calling his name, and ON going to the
door was met by two men who said they
had prisoner. As he opened the door
the mob rushed into the hall Dryden
with Sheriff Sterling and an attendant
named Gibbons, who had been attracted
by the noise, We're pinioned. Demanding
the keys of the Jail, and being refused
they battered the door down.
They again asked for the keys to the
cells and also demanded that Kemp be
pointed out TO them, threatening to Kill
every prisoner i'll the Jail until they had
accomplished Il + purpose. After few
minutes they found Kemp and shot at him
three times through the grating of tn,
door. They then proceeded down tbs
stairs in the jhiler's private room, ant
after a thorough search found the keys
aud with hnrrah rushed upstairs, threw
open the door and riddled the murderer
body with bullets, about fifty shots being
fired
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09
wANArsAKRR 4 BROWN.
|Unreserved and
Urgent Sale of
Our EntireStock
of Clothing

The death of one OF oul
firm forces the selling of all
our Suits, Trousers and
Boys Clothing without de.
lay. This imperative realiz,
ing sale is directed to imme.
'diate and absolute turning
into cash of goods on hand.
Important changesin bust
ness bring prices hitherto
unknown to the business, ex.
.cept for small lots. In this
sale thousands Of suits al
half price exactly. Thou.
sands of suits at half price
almost. Thousands of suits
|at two-thirds price.
Usual guarantees of good
quality and satisfaction in
force.
Mems $40 and $12 All.
Wool.Suits, now SIS and Sc
Mems S24 and $15 All.
ool.Suits, now IS and $40.
Mems $40 All.wool.Suits,
now $12.
Mems $50 and $25 Fine
Dress Suits, now SIS and SIS.
Mems Trousers at half.
93 Trousers for $l.50
"a Trousers for 81. S5
Trousers for S..
Boys Fine Quality Suits
$12, now IS.
Children's S. and Sc Suits
for 50. 30 and So.
Mems $40 Spring and
Fall Overcoats, now SO.
During this sale all goods
in Made,to-Measure Depart
ment subject to ID per cent.
discount from prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09
BILL DALTON DEAD.
The Notorious OUTLAW shet while Try
ing to Escape.

Ing TO Escape.
ARDMoRE, /. T., June 9.-Bill Dalton,
the noted outlaw and leader of the fam
GUS band Of outlaws, was killed yester,
day. One Of his pals visited Ardmore yes
terday and by incautious talking aroused
the suspicious of the deputy marshals,
who organized and surrounded the rob
bers near little town named Elk, about
twenty miles distant.
While the men were taking their posi-.
ton Dalton was seen to come out, look
around, and Immediately return. The
officers on the east side were discovered by
him through window or by some women
in the house, and, pistol in hand, he
jumped through window on the north
and started to run east. Clos Hart, one
OF the deputies, was less than thirty yards
from the house, and called on him to halt.
Dalton turned around, tried to take aim
while running, and just then the office,
shot.
Two jumps in the air were the only mo
tions made. His pistol fell from his hand
and he sank to the ground and Hart ran
up and asked him what he was doing
there, but he expired without word The
house was searched and over a hundred
and fifty letters and numerous rolls oil
crisp bank bills found. The addresses
proved him to be Bill Dalton and the
money proved him to be the leader of the
Longview bank robbers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09


The failure Of the Democratic papers
10 commend Governor Reynolds for
tn many voters he is adding to the
|pemoeratic party by the exercise of
|6ha spardoHing power. Is really sur
|0rising. They should at least do him
HE honor to acknowledge the value OF
his services In this important particu-
IAr II the ends OF justice are thwart,
"a by HIS actions does not the end aim.
I'd at justify the means used? Other
mon have parsormei much maaner
dots, and yet they have been upheld
Ind rewarded by promotion to an
ffflce OF honor and profit, Is not John
a. Dlckey tax receiver? Is not Mr. Ian.
Nan Uaited States Marshall ard Is
pot Mr.. Smith member OF City
Councii7
! Why should not Governor Reynolds
TO eventually U. S. Senator II his party
Mould ever attain q majority in the
State Legislaturef His acts are Ger
kntnly az msritorious as those of the
gentlenen named, and they should at
,.any rate have honorable mention If
This party should not be able to give
him more su bstantial reward. The
Governor is doing his part nobly for
his party, and the party papers should
not let him PASS into obscurity and
his good deeds be left uuhonored and
7 unsung.
We intend to magnify his services
70 his party. his sympathy with tht
sick and afflicted. and his love FOR The
Widows and orphans. os he should
hever realize that mans inhu mainly
70 man makes countless thousands
eourn. The nrlstocrats need not
l6ok black at Governor Reynolds. and
question the soundness of his judg.
mont, as 1t Is better to err on th'
side of mercy than to feel the stlni
Of conscience for committing a mar
to be hung, who possibly was no
guilty of the charge on which he hat
been convicted. Such damned spot
| will not out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

A bounteous rainstorm yesterday d.
lighted the hearts of the people of kansa,
Emil Haberkorn, once the husband Q
Actress Margaret Mather, died at L.
Angeles, Cal.
The students Of Rutgers college, at Me-
Brunswick, N. j., have decided to put
football team in the field this fall
Buchanan Schley, of Hagerstown, Md.
has been nominated by the president "a
surveyor of customs at Baltimore.
Two boats carrying Coxeyites from Den
yer We're upset in the Platte river, and /
is believed that over twenty We're drowned
The cardinals who are assisting the pop
to prepare his jubilee encyclical declare
that it will be his last document of tn
kind.
William Stevey, alias Cornell, is unde
arrest at Berlin, Pa. charged with robbinl
and numbering Mine Paymaster Halde
man, of Franklin Mines, Nd. Dec. !,
last.
At Helena, Mont, nineteen Common
wealers who stole Northern Pacific trail
We're sentenced to Jail for ninety days
Forty-four more will be sentenced Mon
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-09


The Democratic nomination ere.
ton Ia being conducted with gooi
deal OF bitterness, but we cannot say
whether Carmichael or Toman will be
favored with the nomination for
sheriff. 1t matters not, however,
which one may DO nominated, he Ia
bound to be be defeated, as the party
has outllved Its usefulness. in fact we
might say by Its course 1t has commit.
ted hari kari. The laooring men have
been stricken down by tinkerlng with
the tariff, the old soldiers have beer
stricken down and lawiessness has rur
riot through our land. while charges
OF bribery and corruption hive beef
heard on every hand. As result til,
voters are turning to the Republican
party in all tho really free States. ant
Delaware will prove no exception {
the rule. Senator Gray's prediction
OF two jobs for every man has no
materlalized, and Prof. Handy's pre-
diction OF good times has gone wher
the woodbine twineth.