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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

BcsroN, Jan. s.-The fire which totally
destroyed the Globe theater extended to
brick building adjoining, in which the
greenroom and players dressing rooms
were located. This too, was totally gutted.
Another four story building on Hayward
place was also guttod The total loss Is
now estimated at $3.50, 900. The Superba
company's loss is about $50, 900
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

RoMR, Jan. at is announced that the
pope has made the Hon. w. ]. Onahan, of
Chicago, Roman count for distinguished
success achieved In the work of organic
ing tho great Catholic congress at Chi
cago. The honor is seldom conferred, and
for a layman and q oommoner practically
correspond to the golden rose, awarded by
the pope on great occasions to royalty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

MADRID, Jan. s,-The trial of the an
archists Jean Marie Delboche and Manuel
Ferreiero, who were charged with attempt
ing to blow up the oortes last April. aud
of Detective Munoz, who was charged
with melting Delboohe and Ferreiro to
commit the crime, was ended yesterday.
They were found guilty of conspiring to
commit an outrage at the cortes, and were
sentenced to seven years penal ssrvituds
aaeh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

NEw YoRK, Jan. 3.--Orlando b. Potter,
she well-known financier and ex-congress-
man, died suddenly last night. He was
taken with a fit in front Of East Fiftieth
stress and assisted by policeman into the
Democratic club, o17 Fifth avenue, where
he died before any physician could reach
him. Mr., Potter was "a years old and
lived at East Fifty seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8.-A trolley car on
the Thirteenth and Fifteenth streets line,
crashed into dinkey horse car at Thir-
teenth and Vine streets last night, In
Turing two persons seriously, and frighten-
ing many Others The driver of the horse
car, Edward McSherry, was thrown under
the overturned car and was picked up un-
conscious from severe wounds. Simon
Rosenburg, ofSouth Chester, passenger,
was also badly hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s.-Ths Montgom-
cry Iron company, of Port Kennedy, has
failed for eSS0,o00 The assignment was
made to the Guarantee Trust company, of
Harrisburg. The Montgomery Iron COM
pany is one of the oldest established plants
In this part of the state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

ST. PAUL, Jan S.--The Northern Pacific
Gremen's committee had its conference
with the general manager and the general
superintendent. The men ore pleased
with the remarks made by Judge Csld-
well in regard to the attitude of the court
in the matter OF wages and schedules, and
they believe that they will be able to i'm
press the court with tho iustness of their
position and obtain the relief they are
striving for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

ALBANY. Jan. s.-Surrounded by the
clergy Of the city, after tho last sacra-
ments had been administered. Right Rev.
Francis McNeirney, Catholic bishop of
Albany, died last night Of pneumonia.
aged 65. Bishop MoNeirney's intellectual
Accomplishments were known through.
out the state and at the Last session OF
the legislature he was chosen a member
OF the state board OF regents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

PALERMO, Jan. 3-Fivs persons were
killed and many others wounded in the
riots at Pietra- Psrzia Monday night.
Fierce rioting Is also reported from Ma
dura, and much damage to property was
caused by the mob, Many buildings were
burned, and the streets and squares are
strewn with the ruins. Four psrssns were
wounded at that place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03
sudden Death of . diplomat.

MUNICH, Jan. 9-At a state concert on
Monday Freiherr Truohees, formerly Ba-
varian minister at St. Petersburg, fell
dead of apoplexy in the presence of the
royal party, Great CONSERVATION was
caused by this tragic event, and the con-
cert was stopped at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03
III. Cashier Assume. responsibility.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 8. = Cashier
Myron Campbell, of the South Bend Ma
tional bank, has agreed to make good in
sixteen payments the $4,000 stolen from
the bank by robbers on Dec. T. There has
never been a clew to the robbers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

CHICAGO. Jan. 8.-Prendergast. the as
sassin. is daily growing more sullen. He
refuses absolutely to speak to any Of the
county jail officials. The guards treat
him the same az they do other prisoners,
but the assassin appears to expect more
attention than the ordinary criminal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03
H.r Lov.r,, peath Killsa ner.

VIENNA, Jan. a-Fraulein Schwartz,
who was engaged to be married to DR..
Kohn, who with Herr Pick and DR.. Pas
san perished on the Cross Gloekner, died
of shock on hearing OF her lovers death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

HARRISBURG, Jan. s.-At caucus OF
the Philadelphia deleg gation last night ex-
Speaker Gslusha A. Grow was unsni-
mously indorsed for the Republican nom
nation as congressman-at-large. This Is
taken as insuring his nomination at the
convention today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

BosToN, Jan. s.-Ths appeal of Ike
Weir, the pugilist, from a four months
sentence for an assault upon James Nc
Cabe. Harvard student, was sustained
in the superior criminal court. 1t being
shown that the student was the aggressor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

BALTIMORE, Jan. s.-There Is consider
able complaint among German immi-
grants who have recently arrived at this
port that mum Der of their fellow travel
ears were swindled in Germany by parties
who Induced them to exchange their good
money for notes Of the late southern Con
fndaracv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

PirTsBuHs, Pa, Jan. s.-The river coal
miners are in session at Monongahela City
for the purpose of effecting a permanent
organization. At Yesterdays session John
a. Cairns was elected president of the
district and John A. Fitzpatrick, secre-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

MIDpLErows, N. Y, Jan. s-one Of the
largest deposits of coal discovered In the
state has been found on the farms Of An
drew Cookhouse and w. p. Hurlburt. Of
Thodbottom, Delaware county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. s.-Chief Detec-
five Hopper says he knows no more about
She Petty murder case than when he first
hook hold Of 10. Nevertheless the police
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

oLATHR, Kan, Jan. a.-The board of
charities met at the Deaf and Dumb in
stitution In this city, and Mrs. Lease pre-
sided in the chair as president. the board
recognizing her as such, Notwithstanding
the dispatch received by that body to ig-
mira har
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. s.-Hon. Oscar
Craig, president Of the state board Of
charities. died at his home in this city al
0 o'clock last night, after q months Ill
mess. aged 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

SAeiEAw, Mich, Jan. 8.-William Pal
pasr, who has had four trials for the muir
der Of bis brother Albert, was sentenced
no jackson penitentiary for twenty-fiye
years,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-03

0RxEsvnLs, Ills, Jan. s.--rour pyis.
onsrs escaped fseH jsti tsss sftsr pessss
Deputy sAsfif \. Wfigbl - &yersN @Al
his iifs Is despairsd o. ~ xoApofh ussV
were passed in hy Assrsss ip ~ =
charge Of nurdsr. sss who hes bssa Z
tfasty.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03

| Of Mr.. Reeds speech in the House, the
Lewiston Journal says: "We regard
Congressman Reeds defence of the Nc
Kinley law and his attack on the monde
script Democratic substitute which goes
by Mr.. Wilson's name, to be one of the
most powerful presentations yet made of
the issue of con sistent protection as
against either the plain tariff -for-reyenue-
only of the Democratic platform or the
class legislation and partisan tariff of the
Democratic majority in Congress. The
magnificent reception rendered Mr.. Reed
in House largely adverse to his views,
is telling proof of his personal power,
effectively exercised in parliamentary
battle as we'll as in candid and
philosophical argument.
"That the support of the Wilson bill in
the House was won because it opens our
markets to foreigners and makes easy a
new crusade against remaining barriers,
is point pressed with telling force by
the ex-Speaker. The creation of wealth
by agriculture is fundamental but be-
cause it is fundamental the creation of
new wealth by bringing products to-
gether artifclally in new relations, is
equally essential to prosperity. The
annual cotton crop of the United States
is worth 300 millions of dollars but the
finished products of that cotton is worth
1850 millions of dollars. Agriculture
and manufactures are essential to one
another's prosperity. And a high wages
system is essential to the well-being of
both. Mr.. Reeds speech is singularly
happy on both its philosophic and
practical Sides"
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03
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The tariff reformers were in an exceed
ingly hilarious mood when the vote on
the Wilson bill was annonced. They
shouted themselves hoerse, and wound
up by carrying about the author OF the
bill upon their shoulders. Yet the bill
is satisfactory to nobody. The majority
of those who voted for it did so because
it was step in the direction of the COM
plete destruction of the protective policy
and the establishment of free trade, to
be followed by other steps, This was
the fact that the Democrats were en-
thusiastic about They had stabbed
the policy under which the country has
grown rich and prosperous for the past
30 years. Who were the aasassins? They
were Southern leaders of the Democrat
10 party who nave always been jealous of
Northern prosperity. They have got
in the first knockdown blow TO
Northern thrift and prosperity, and
they now think it will be easy
to follow it up with another and
another. That is what they were really
jubilant about. Their enthusiasm was
not because they had constructed and
passed wise economic measure cal
culated to relieve the country's finances
and sweep away the existing business
and industrial depression, for this they
did not claim to have doue, but because
they had stuck blow at the policy that
has made the North rich and pros
porous, and moro than match for the
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03
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The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03

Bourke Cochran made great deal of
noisy opposition to the income tax bill,
and privately declared that he would
not vote for the Wilson bill if the in
come tar measure was attached. But he
voted for it just the same. Bourke's
threats are evidently not to be taken
seriously. When he finds he can't scare
anybody by them he quickly subsidies
and is as attentive to the White House
dock as the veriest cuckoo.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03

The New York Herald, apropos of the
Democratic defeat in the elections in
that city on Tuesday, declares that as
the Republican defeat in 1880 foreshad-
owed the "tidal waven disaster of 1892,
SO asurely will this special election prove
a forerunner of such an avalanche" to
bury the Democrats next November
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03

The report published in the Pail Mall
Gazette that Gladstone will soon resign
the premiership created almost panic
in England. and though the statement
authorized by Mr.. Gladstone has some
what treasured the public, it has failed,
on account of it's guarded character, to
fully remove :. the anxiety. One of the
differences drawn from the report when
it was believed to be accurate was that
MIR. Gladstone had information that led
him to believe that Europe was on the
eve of great war, and that on account
of his great age the premier shrank from
the laborious duties which would de-
velve upon him in -uch a crisis.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03

It'is gratifying to.see that the admins
tration has enough American spirit left
to endorse Admiral Benham's action in
the harbor of Rio Janeiro. Since it's in
trigue to set up monarchy in the Sand
witch Islands there has been room for
fear that the cause of monarchy every
where was very dear to it, and that Ad-
miral Da Cana, as the representative of
the monarchical spirit in Brazil, would
be taken under it's protecting wing.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03
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THE PRESS,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8.

The legislature of Kentucky has in
ssructed the Senators from that State to
vote against the confirmation of Peck
ham. Peckham's Democracy isn't stall
wart enough for that locality.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03

About next fall, if the Wilson bill be-
comes law, it is safe to predict that
the author of it who ON Thursday was
borne in triumph upon the shoulders of
his enthusiastic admirers, will be suf-
fered to return to the college professor
ship from whichshe came, without any
regret on the part of the Democrats ex-
cept the regret that he ever left it.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03

Speaker Crisp's speech appears to have
been rather puny effort which even
the Democrats cannot get enthusiastic
over. 1t would have been better for his
fame if he had remained in the Speaker $
chair
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03

South both in war and peace. That is
why Mr. Wilson was borne upon their
shoulders in an ecstacy of joy.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-03
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as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
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Such articles should never be used except on
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-07

JAmku ss dsbs tocsr 81 rey, n 81 hisrTo pus.
de outHr en contscto Con 81 peraous.
Cuando aa 1880 muri6 TeBRsson taissav 8,
Z constituencies de- IN tumor ID espalda, nsdia
ue la ocurri6 Il idsa de utilizar Il laRcetA, que
pxobablemente e habrfa cursdo, , tuvo q MORN
cor srreglo las prsscripCionss de Ia stiqustn
palAtisa
Una yer nm monsrca oblig6 IN m6dico {
que le practicara una inciai6n en- IN braxo Pc
70 despu4u cost6le immense tvabaie salvaF la vids
aquel deagrAs ado, CulpAbe del dslitO de lesa
msiestad.
nj rey dc Corea no puede fsmiliArizArse cor
niMguRo d. EuS HhbditoE.
81 toca { slgsiea 81 puEto toeado eS desde
squel momento sag ado E fsvoresi deEe de
levAr en- adelazts IA cordoa de Esda color de 70
-, on eoamsmoraci5a da inEigna favor.
La efg del rey 40 20 acuis g. la moneda
sa ID Que dnicameztS ae labrER algnaoa carset6
res Chi OF.
No Ee hseen rstrstos dsl rey, excepeios
del que 30 plntA dsspu6s de 80 muarts, Sc cor
ssrvA en- PAlacio con 81 mayor renpeto sn ms
eEtancIa especial.
De "Lss Novsdsdss'1
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Kstsdo dsmostrativo del NOV nisNte del perso-
nkl dsl AUilo de BsaefcaNciA AAniComio. Ac-
Is rl Trihraal ia onapiciareE artrs lca cfcislfa
3rcs para ii pvcys alap 4 y a p's~a ds ofsia'
qua rasnlts yacsnt pov saveia Dis don sslva.
lor Fulladoss, qua Ia des smpsnAha. Instincts
de don Luis RubIo rsnunciando 81 dsstiso de-
Ayudants de Obras uroyiacialss
Acucrdos De "a Coms;6a Provinsiol
IEformes Il GonaFasdoy Gsaersl sobrs los
sssntos siguientos: Acrsrdo del AyustsYnianto
de Aguasbuenss propoalea do Ia coxcsai6n de
IN Gre Ito extraordiRGrio para atender los gsE
tos dc les featAs de IL Fatzona do aquel pueblo.
Inatsneia de vsrioa coRtrihuyertes dc CamuY
propcnieEdo ri AyuI tsmiesto ds sEe puebo Fs
cuba el cuac de consunloa & q sctusl aiio econo-
mico baio Ia bafa del repaYtimiegto muaicipsl
Recursn de d EvariRto Valex en- rapreses tacios
de d. Juan II. Ramos cor mctivo del prccgdl-
mieAto de apremio que 80 aigue ests dltimo eH
cobro de conibucioaea que adeuda al Ayunta-
misHto de- Msnsn Acaerdo del AyuAtanieatt tt
de ADJUSTS suplicAndo - di'pos g 10 procedsa
- fin da que SO llevnn care Tia cbraB que fal
TN por eecutar en- q tfoxo 80 Dc Il csrrster'
provixcisl xhnsrc s. Rssurso de ID. Edpar6'
R9drtgusz coatrA an scasrdo dol AyuatsmisEt
de Naguabo relative Al cierre de IN camino
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ZORRO
WONOPOLIo 2

mo. homora Ao IQusa ha dlsno que en
LAS DKLICIAS Dz ETO.-RIJO, - monopeli-
xAt Cree Va. que lsgsE ans mesa muy lujosa
y mejox Esrvids por uaos chicos que son Ia ore
me de loa mozos Y..... que no hay quiea
iea iguaIe poT que elGos son e se EcaEo de Ios de
rwns6O y cGltd. Aueqae Vd. ne sss gs apetito 80
lAme4ts ccn oir u vAzisGioE "a Iss plAtos que
Alli - Oosfscciona1; Is daa dessos de ccner ~ "a
10 cFeo que Vd. eomsi Uion uEEs aopas m cal
10 gallego, qua lo. .hAceB nsasA ali, una raeIIa
y..... pos taa poSo diAsro que - qasda Vd. ad-
nixado J taa xeRustsso que 80 EbonA 81 momsnto
por todo 81 resto de su vida AQUILINO, que
- el dueno, no este psF el Mono )olsc, 10 que el
luiere EoR DaarchkAtea. No olFldarse; OelIe de
FetufE 81 Las DELICLAs DE PTO.-RICO
% espera AQUILlNO
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Ell REY De COREA

El coahicto entire hinA y Jap6s por Ia po-
session. pradomiulo de Cores, presta aCtualidad
mas intsres los sguisstss dates:
El gobierAo de Oolea 90 la monarquia abso-
luta
El Tey, que psStenece una dinsstia reiasr
to desde 81 siglc XVI, tieRe 81 corts en Sanl.
DiHpone 81 nonaxca de plenoa poderes pars
uaar abusar de tndo cuasto hay.eA 81 reiE o
Asf es que goza de autoridsd iimita7a En- lei
perHcnas, ea laa cosas eR Lar iRatitucioSes.
Tiess dsrechn de vida de muerte ssbr'
todos sua a1oditos, sin exception de ninguRa Gle
ae, ys sean ministries pripcipss de sangFe real.
SD persona 60 uagradO, con tal motive q
le rodea cor tcdc 81 respoto imaainsb'e J g Il
cfFaeea eoa rsligioaa pompa laa primiciaD de 70
DE- Lee eoEechas txibptkRdoGala hoEcyea eAgl d
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Ropa hecha barata

81 quiere Vd. surtirEe de rops bsrsta. que
. recibs por todoB loS vspoxsa do la FaAiNsula
acudA
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De nuestro e,tm.so coIegs "El Noticiersp
4e Ponce 81 el siguisste Euelts: s.Erts msb,,s
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rc bueM amigo 81 dist guido inRssiero dor Tn
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Uzidos Goa el objsto dc obteRer los matsriales
necessrios, dc msnsrs que pri -cipios del en-
srsnts ano 10 yea Poace On azsdo cor 50 impor.
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NoIiClAs GEwhnALES

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