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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

TALRoUAH, I. T., June s.--Almost Will
the dawn yesterday morning the street.
and grounds around the state building
were full Of people anxious 10 bo the flrs,
in line to pass before the treasurer. Byi
o'clock fully 5000 Cherokees were passing
and showing their way In the great mass
of humanity in order to get to the pay
window, and by noon the crowd increased
to 5000 and shout t75 600 had been dis
bursed. Large crowds of people are still
coming In from every direction, and by to-
morrow, At the present rate, there will
scarcely be standing room in this city fol
them. In providing last fall for the dis
tribution of this money the Cherokee leg.
islature'shut out all adopted, including
the Shawnees and Delawares. These al
once brought suit for portion of the
money, and the suit is now pending.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

Trainer Matt Byrnos will send gam
Lucas and another colt to Chicago to
run In the American Derby. He de.
cllnes to state whether Lucas travel
ing companion will DO Senator Grad y
or Matt Eyrnes.
The shooting tournament OF tho At
laatlc City Gun Club will be held on
The oceen pier June IL, ID and IA
Twelve thouRnd targets will be used
In the tournament. and mafkemen
from all parts Of the country are OK.
peeted to participate.
The.annual eprlng sports OF the Boys
High Schoor will take place Tomorrow
afternoon at Rivervlew. The grounds
have been placed In good condition
and the track nicely leveled. The entry
list Ia large and the contests are ex.
peoted to be close.
The base bail team OF the Young
Mons Christian Association will play
the Normal School Grays of West
Chester on Saturday afternoon at
lRiverview. The local nlne was recent
ly defeated at West Chester by the
Grays after hard fight.
! John W. Sharp and Gideon Dough :
erty will start to ride their wheels
from Atlantic City TO Camden to-day.
Denny, the Australian puGilist. was
defeated at the National Sporting
Club on Monday night by Eyles, q
London boxer.
Midget Glynn, OF this city, who has
been travelling through the western
part OF PENNSYLVANIA for the pgst
month. has returned home. He ia
booked to fight Andy Rambo one day
next week.
Mike Harris. the New York light.
weight. aud Joe Waicott, the Boston
colored boxer. are matched to fight
ten rounds. at the latter place. june
~.
Dave Holland has received a letter
from Peter Alaher, In which the lattei
states that he will fight joe Choynskt
In the event of the Californian defeat
ing Bob PitZsimmous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

II, II. Archer was the nouns OF pm /
ting or street rail way In such ell
cent condition. Some 3 years H..t
lie was offered a good saIur, som,
Sag OF $500 IL ycur aud block o.
stoGk 10 take the management Of til,
scranton lr0ctIol Co., for period D
five years. by tie firm Of Messrs u
Y W. lark ~ Co. broEets and banNera
Of Philadelphia. Mi. Archer tool
charge and by hard work lIe succ"edrt
in putting tEn dIiHpidated misrl abie
one horse railway into -ometiIug Xix
a street car system. H., YVES tae mean
'uf extending Tho road several mites
Guiding Il power horse with Il CapaC
ty OF several thousand horse puSe
uEd rcthyihg talSe part OF the odl
worn out rNils.
lilo stoeh was hard to sell for IS
snare Mhru Mr.. Arcuer left som
t@o months ago on account OF hl'
falit,is hn3.ih tho stock was soiiIn!
Tor SIS per shdra aud the revenue com
Ing IL daily running Over SleO9 a day
1t ~ reported that h WIZ sAUrtl
tHlia charge OF en- eleGlriH raiw il=i,
/ Nassau ha5stts for tho at'ns syuIlrltt
that owHs this scranton line Mr.
Archer mas severed R.= curneGgtol
with tho scranton line, being succeed
ed by j. X; 5a4tem.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

John Lawden died at his late resi-
dehce in the village OF Chrlstianu, on
Monday, after a rather protractod
illness, In bis 18th year. Mr.. l.. lived
with his brother on their paternal
acres and devoted hls,time to,the cult.
Walton OF the same. tie was an II :
telligent man, and was we'll posted In
local ns well as public affairs. Some
years ago he was elected Road Com
missioner OF New Castle hundred, and
did his utmost to secure better roads
aud reduced taxation. His funeral
will take place on Friday. Intermeni
at ST. James cemetery. NO ,r Stanton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

The members Of tho West Prcshy.
Iterlun church. having iiquitlatsd tie
dcDt VII, CD hung like an incubus over
them, for many years. ara now trying
TO discover so.de method 10 got rid
OF tho surplus dollars which are ling
ling III their pockets, ami II seems "a
many that lrescoinR tho church and
introducing electric lights and other
III odeln devices, would prove the m ost
acceptable way of accomplishing tile
desired effect. This proposed i'm.
provencpt will make work for de.
serving parties. Several Of the mem
hers WHO lavo been without employ,
meut for soine tinis back. may not he
able to contribute. hut the M ore high
,ly favored will chGrriully make up any
deficiency and consequently no en-
.hnrrassment nHedb, . uppr1heudod. Tht
work of Identifying the church, whei
money is abundant lie highly comInen
'dahle, aud the Injunction to lay u
treasure where moth and rust do not
corrupt, should be duly ohsstved
Church decoration may be equivalent
to feeding the hungry. clothing TIE
naked aud encouraging the broken
lhe1rted. SO that the contributors vii
have their reward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06
WHOLESALE POISONING
Five Boys Desd and seven Critically II
from Eating Poisonous Weeds.

TARRYTowN, n. Y, June 6.-Doctors
were hurriedly summoned to the Home
of the Sisters OF Mercy TO attend whole
sale case of poisoning that had occurred in
the home They found twelve little boys,
whose ages range from to 12 years, in a
very critical condition, and despite every
effort to save them, five died during the
night, while but slight hopes are az yet
entertained for the recovery of the other
seven. ....
From all that can be learned SO far the
little fellows, while at play in the grounds
were shown an herb by one OF their mum.
Der, which they partuok Of freely, aud
from the effects of which it is supposed
they died. ....
The names Of the dead are: James For
restal, 10 years old; John Callahan. aged
10 years; Thomas Cassmore, aged 10; An
gusiuS Powers, aged l2; John Donnelly,
ngrd Il.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict
that the boys died of paralysis of the
heart caused by eating II poisonous weed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06
The WAR IN COLORADO.
ssriksrs Who Had Dropped Their AREAS
| Again ON the Defensfve.

eesaAot1 VINO ma dropped Tuotf Arms
Again ON the Defensive.
DENVER. June 8.-The strike at Cripple
Greek was presumably settled, Governor
Waite acting for Che miners. Only one
point caused serious compiication-the al
iowance of lunch time, the miners de-
handing thirty minutes. The articles of
agreement as adopted provide that the
miners shall work eight hours day, with
twenty minutes for luncheon; that they
be paid at the rate Of o. a day, and the
mine owners shall not discriminate against
either union or non-union men. After the
conference the governor issued procla-
nation calling on the men to lay down
their arms.
In accordance with Governor Waite's
instructions, the entire state militia is on
the move for Crippls Creek. There will
be about 800 men, infantry and artillery.
General Brooks has received private in
structions from Governor Waite to get
consent Of both sides to abide by the arti-
cles OF agreement and not to go further
than Colorado Springs unless his mission
is successful
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June 6.-Alexan-
der Mcintosh, state organizer for the
+ miners union, read the arbitration agree
ment to the assem- bled miners, and imme-
diately all the men on Bull Hill laid down
their arms, and pickets were called in and
the fortiiication abandoned. Subsequently
company Of sixty deputies advanced to
Midland and took possession Of the town,
and later were reinforced by large body.
4 Last night telegram was received, stat
ing that Sheriff Bowers would move the
/ deputies towards Bull Hill. Couriers
were sent in every direction, and in a
short time all the strikers were again I'M
der arms.
/ COLORADO SPRINGS Colo, June 8.-The
mine owners say that after the insurrec-
!, ton is put down and their property re-
4 stored to them they will arbitrate as to
wages, hours etc. Sheriff Bowers says he
has warrants for the arrest Of 900 miners,
which he will serve
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The Ea>ton baseball club has re entcred
the Pennsylvania state league.
Puglist Corbett has accepted the Flor.
ida Athletic clubs Offer Of $4,000 for the
fight between him and Jackson
A highwavman held up J. William
Jones, II mIlsman, between Hasbrnucl
Heights aud IIackcusack, y. j. ZONES
seized n bottle Of milk aud knocked the
high NaymHu cut.
Several deaths from cholera have &C.
cured among raft~men near Thorn. u
town Of west Pu sin, on the NistHln.
There hive also been a number of dfa, l.-
from the lisense at MyslowitI, in prussiuu
Sliesia
Austin Edwards, John Kelley and Solo
mon Nelson, celarcd, were Killed yestcr
day at Perry's Landing, Tex. Edward
Daniels, charged with the shooting. sur
rendered., aud claims to have acted in sell
defense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

A conscientious painter sent to the
"Salon" canvas representing view in
Newfoundland.
What queer smell there is about
this picturer exclaimed one of the mem
bers of the hanging committee as he ex
amined it.
1.-THE fact is" remarked one of his
colleagues, ''the scene has been painted
In sgd liver oil"-Chroniqus
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

The jackson and Sharp Company
have reChutly racsIysd contracts lut
mil wurk for buildings from Contact
lelt, N9w York Washing on h G.,
Virginia aui FinuI3. Among tHes
su!. lungs afo post 0tiitos IN New TIA,
fags In Sew York city, ono In Now
Huyou, Conn rad ilne dwelling
hpE,s In Washington, ID {. Ia al.
dtl"n to these tho company is tar
Fishing tho mil work for hltliug
at BulieYue anl iOrth st, joseph
IGSsOrod Catholic School OF this ctty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

That Is part fourteen OF the Master
pieces from the Art Galleries OF tht
World, in our and everybody eise'i
opinion. The series Of wonders arc the
pictures, respectively the fifteen ele
giant and highly finished Ieproduc
tlons OF famous paintings. which tina
par contains, one really must won
der ut the possibility of reproducing
in such artistic manner master piece
like a - Narrow Passage, Nature
Mirror," 'tDrnaming "trueilixlon.
Venetian Canal" THE Twins" ant
others, aud then Olmnst givs then
away for only two.tnirds OF cont
picture. Tia celebrated pictures ''Ye
netian Cana" by the pre'emmcnt art
tst Ludwig Dill, anthony meet
Cleopatra by the world renowned /.
Alr,n fadama, are productions worth,
to adorn every household. All taes
wonders OF modern Photographic nnt
printing Improvements can TO had a
our Office for coupon aud ten cents
Gail aud sec sample.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

NEW Brunswick, N. j., June 6.-Nrlss
Sarah l.. Lining, of South Amboy. Sc
cured verdict of $1,000 in the Middlesex
On. ~ county courG against Julius $.
Bartlett, builder If lIackensuck, TO,
breach of promise. Bartlett was in court
before the evidence was heard, and there
offered to marry Miss Lining, but she re.
fused. The court refused IT, grant a non.
suit on the ground that Miss Lining had
been betrayed under promise of marriage
The jury awarded her the full amount OF
damages asked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

Boise, Idaho, June G.--.ludgc Beatty
yesterday sentenced the 2gD Coxeyites ar.
rested savcral days ago for stealing 4
Union Pacific train. General" SchetIlei
WAS given six months, "Quartermastei
General" Breckenridge four months and
the other leaders from thirty days to
three months in the various county iails
in the state. The rank aud file, almost Isl
in number, were given from thirty to sixty
days in blockade prison to be erected OF
the Idaho and Oregon line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

The iron age OF May Il, 1894, staio
that the domestic tinplgte nRnutac
tarers report mn acttve demand 10
every pound they are ablo to produce
whether OF bright or roofing tin. In
quality OF American tiupIules general
HlY ia SO good that oonsumnrs ptefr
them and ask for them, and taish in
ported plates with reiutaHce. II they
cannot get the domestic, The wage
Tor this olnss Of labor In tho tnitrd
StRteS IA nbOpt double that paid IN
treat ltritlnn There appaar4 to he
eoutluund steady work fOfall. one
OF the largest manufacturers L q
Taylor Co OF our ctty-staie their ont
pat lust week was the largest Sine
they started their works about tw,
years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

WASHINGTON, June 8-Representativ,
McGuire, Of California, vouches for tn,
statement that Attorney General Olncy
has filed in behalf Of the United States
claim against Che estate Of the late Ser
ator Stanford for the sum of SIS, 0Oo, GOO
Phe claim will be presented to Mrs Stan
ford, who is the executiix of the estate
The claim is the proportlonate share o
debt of the Central Pacific railpoad White
the department Of justice estimates tina
that estate owes the United States upo,
the theory that personal assets of ind
vidual members Of the original Contra
Pacific syndicate are liable for the debt O
that corporation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

/ Hannah Butcher, colored. was
Charged in the Municipal Court this
tlorniag with being drunk. Hannah.
who lives IN the country, came to The
city yesterday afternoon within b4skel
full OF herbs and her clothes we're wei
when size got to the city. She only
had two drinks Of Front street light
ming when Officer Maloney came along
and being u cousiderate young mar
to the ladies he WIS of the upiidot
tGut the two drinks had so viaibly at
feeted Hannah that she was try ing 10
use both sides OF the pavement and III
lie sent her TO one OF the city hal
waiting rooms where She remained
until 9 O'Clock this mgruiuE wien She
was present In the Ngu 3 Cour'
and begged off this time, ~ ing tina
hereafter she would be good all til,
time Her petition was granted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06
The shooting Tournament.

The three days tournament of the
Wilmington Rod nni Gun Club began
Iat Front and Union streets yts crday
mud despite tho Indictment weather
some good shooting wa done. Among
Itne marksmen In attcndancr were
Gus Il. Grief, OF New York; Herber
Alexander Of Oxford. Pr ). NJ. lay
Tor, of Chicago; John Crot,len, OF Hoe
kessin; A. Ii. Gosden, II G. Holmo,
and J. w. Evans. OF Camden. Among
tho local gunners are W. II. Hartlove
"Walsrode" G. s. Burroughs. a. j.
stout Mark Detrny, G. Mcconnell
Charles Stuart, Captain John Mari and
Iutllers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

Mr.. Mccall McGregor ct the Unlo7
Bible Institute. OF Philadelphia. viii
lecture this evening at I55, on 9Th,
Billie Considered ne Sacred Library
All nro invited. Mr.. McGrnRur niec
proposes to organizc n Monthly Ladies'
Training Class in Binlo History. The
object sought will be the strengthens
ing of the relationship of tho home
the Sunday school ami tn church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06
~ Rail aud Wntcrio Bny Ridge on tn,
ChcsrpeRke, ,lun-tD

To Baltimore by rail and thence b.
Palnt nj Steamer Columbia, 20 mites
sail down the PRtapsco river and CheE
lnpeake bay. New special attractions
Ial free. Boating, fishing. bathing
sailing, grabbing. soft crab dinner
special train via i. II O. r. X. vii
leave Wilmington (Market sirect) u
L20 IN and Dc!nwlrs avenue ut I. sc
arriving at Bay Ridge Mt IL IS n. IN
Returning tnll RAID train will leav,
Bay Ridge at $50 y. m. and arrive a
Market street, Wilmington, atSl5 p
Ill. Round trip 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

GARLAND, Md, June Yesterday ar
tcrnoon about . o'clock Sheriff Charlie,
Wcgmnn entered the juil for the purpost
of repairing cot in one of the cells
Whilst he WAS engaged at work Albert
Uhover, n young man who was confined il
jail awHitiug trial ON the charge NJ afro
ciaus assault closed the door on he sher
in and locked him in, Ohovpr walked on
OF the Jail and took to the woods, whicl
are close by
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

WASHINGTON, June 6.-In appreciation
Of the extraordinary courtesies shown to
Admiral Erbsn, Captain Mahon and the
other officers of the United States warship
Chicago by tho British officials and pub
lie, Acting Secretary McAdoo has author
lied the Chicago's officers to give a suita.
bic banquet to their friends in return, the
expense Of which will be borne by the
navy department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

Mr.. W. II. Hendrlckson Will visit the
patrons of tue REpunLIcAs in thu differ
pnt sections OF our county the com.
ing week. In order to collect the
esnount duo for subscriptions and
btraighten up oil accounts as far as
possible. He will not object to receiv.
mig now subscribers. advertisements
or orders tor any klnd of printing. We
will DO under obligations to oil who
Will receive him kindly or In any way
contribute To aid in hts wUx.
The Republican Triumph In Oregon.
The election in Oregon on Monda,
resulted In complete victory for tn,
Republican party. II is estimated thai
The Governor. Jadgs Lord, will hay,
5000 plurality. and both members o
Congress. will have good mpjorities
and the Legislature will 10 Republi
can, thus ensuring the reelection o
Senator Deiph, US United States Sena
cor.
lite new Governor, William P. Lord
70 highly spoken OF, he having beci
FOR over twonty years prominent IL
public affairs In the State. We az,
Particularly pleased to chronicle hi
success as he was bora at Dover In GU
State In 1858.
lie graduated at Fairfield in 1859, q
time when National alialre were ap
preaching a crisis. which finally oul
minated in the war OF the Rebellion
lie began the study of law when wa
was Just bteaking out. The lire o
youth was still too wHrn In hts vein
10 allow him TO stand Idly by when hi
country was la danger. lie enliste,
Tor sefvlcs III tho army as captain o
the First Delaware Cavalry. lie wa
hfterward promoted to tho rank O
major aud lie served With distinction
throughout the war. After the wa
was over he con piuted his legal studies
when lie Received an appointment a.
lieutenant OF tho Second Artillery, ant
was assigned 10 duty on the lHcih
Cuaet. lie resigned from the army u
lShS, and opened Il luw uiIlce at Salem
Uregon's capitol city.
"Ho practceG hIs profession success
FULLY for ten years at Salem. In 1871
he was elected state Senator from
Marion county, lie Served only tw,
Years OF hts term OF foHr years. how
ever. III 1886 no was elected To TIL
Supreme Court OF the State. posi-
lion that he has held continuously Vi
70 The present time.
Judge Lord is man of command
ing presence, ami his great ability il
conceded by the entire people OF til
State. lie has the ability, the traiu
ing and the special lruits of cliaracte
D. insure his filing the high office Il
which he has just been chosen wit
tile dignity becoming tie leading oil
ilce OF the state anu his great person
al merit will command Tor him the re
epect OF All citizens.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

SOFIA, June 6-Perfect quiet prevails
throughout the country. There is littl,
likelihood of further disorder as long Il,
the military continue to take the place ol
the police. The personnel Of the local ad
ministration will be changed in many re
spects, but the government appeurs to b,
determined to act with moderation, and
will make only such changes as ar,
deemed unavoidable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

A mark OF merit 3
Is pistol q san II Il gun?
A milk puun.l-,ge kIn6 Of a COW.
Spring topics Tor tus al5ts IA W
hats.
y pants ever pant except n dog =
pants.
Song of tho housewife let u;
sweep
No grocer viii keep sugar when he
can soil it,
Some men pray Ike they thought
tiB,l was deaf
4 woman weakness 10 hardly eYel
.glt DuitsF
1t Is always the OTHER fellow the
needs reforming.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

In the Municipal Court this morn
Ing samuel hin. John Cnrty. w liam
VI tcho.l william Powell and George
Washington Buell. Were fined 81 am1
costs each for drunkene4L They were
arrested 10y officers Lucas. Moran
keloher MaIoney and Davi 'soa OIL
their new boats
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

Lafayette Lodge. No II, A. f. A. NJ.
elected the following olIlcors las
evening: W. NJ. W j. Massey; ) ",
Harry W Lows; j. ". Edward Gehl4r
treasurer. Thomas Davidson; sa.re
Itary. William A. Reynolds Tao usual
leo iattDn was ssrvod and q poem ~
Lafayette was read by Eben W. Bald
win.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

There was TO have been prize fight
between George Russell of New Castle
md another negro beyond Elsvsnth
street bridge last night but IL wns pre-.
.ented by the appearance Of Police
aptain Cha mbers. The crowd OF
sports was disappointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06

The Hotel Jennings on Market
above Eighth street, was formal,
oprned last avenlug and was crowded
from TO 10 O'Clock with Wilmington
idus who hal been invited by card bS
Mr.. jennings. The house has bsel
thoroughly renovated and handsome
iy furnished.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-06
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