The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-29
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is Trnnspirins In the Pretty Town on
the Delaware. .a



New CASTLE, Dot. 90.
About 800 persons were present at the
Republican mass meeting in the Ope' u
House here on Saturday evening. The
Citizens Cornet Band furnished excellent
music for the occasion. Edward Chal-
lenger was the chairman OF the meeting
and the speakers were colonel BENJAMIN
Nields. VIM. s. Hilles and David Healey,
editor of the New York Irish World.
Colonel Benjamin L. Nields said In the
course of an aule speech that the question
oil the day was ''how many idle men are
there. and how many people are there
without bread. anu how is itf' Every ma.
tion of the world that is OF any magni-
tude except England is a protected ma
tlon. She does not need protection be-
cause she wants to sell her goods IN the
markets of the world.
Ireland is a free tiade country and all
her Industries are gone and England cup.
plies her wants. All the working men
have to look to is the poor house or to
leave his native land. lie frowned down
tho dishonest action OF the Democratic
alty which has held power In this State
for fifteen years by fraud. He reviewed
the works in Wilmington which have been
idle during the last lew years. The men
who countenanoe fraud are no better
than the men who commit the fraud. He
criticised the action Of the SO called as.
boSSOTb Vi NOW SuSbio luuulOu. Which
left oil the names of Republican voters,
MIR. Healey felt that New YORK will have
to hustle to keep up Delaware in corrup.
tion. lie maintained that all agreed that
public officials should be hefd Responsible
for the faithful discharge Of their duties
He frOwned down the slave who wore tho
party collar and v oted to please the
bosses. When the interests OF the wage
workers is struck then the interests OF all
classes are affected. He hoped to heaI
the returns come in from Delaware this
time telling the country that she ts as
patriotic as before the rebellion.
William s. Hilies delivered an able
speech on the general Issues OF the day.
1t 10 alleged That after John BougLmnn
deputy collector OF taxes closed his ollice
here on Saturday that he adjourned to the
Giipln House where 1t is further alleged
he was Joined by Albert uolschuInaker
who 1t is claimed stamped live tnx re.
ceipts on the end OF the bar. One OF them
was for Mrs Lolland the other four were
placed in Holschumaker's pocket
Michael Gayenta appeared before the
Board Of Registration In the eastern dis
tricl on Saturday to show CAUSE why his
name should not be- erased from the regis.
tratlon list II was alleged that he has
not been resident OF the state for one
year. His name was erased. Gaventa
went to Wilmington and 5wore out war.
rant for the arrest Of Register Holschu.
maker on tine charge of illegally eraslng
his name. The warrant was served ny
Sheriff Gould and the Registrar furnished
bail for his appearance before Magistrate
Sasse In Wilmington to-day. An account
of the disposition OF the cuse Will be found
In another column.
The S. L. s.. social society Of young
people, will celebrate Its anniversary to.
night by ali oyster supper In the X. OF T.
hall
A deputatlon of the local lodge OF the A.
o, U. W. attended the anniversary exer-
cses OF the order on Saturday ut Brandy
wine Springs.
David Healey oil New York, who spoke
here on Saturday night, paid several COM
pliments to the City Cornet Band.
Our foot ball teams got 1t In the neck on
Saturday. The juniors were defeated In
Wilmington by the score of 20 to 0. and
the seniors at Eddystone by the score Of
50 to 4. The G. A. q. could have won at
Eddystone had 1t not been for the fact
that the players did not know the inter.
ference and mAde several bad fumbles of
the ball.
some CT the c. A. G. foot ball players
after the game on Saturday went to Phila.
delphia, where they spent yesterday.