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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-27

HERE is general craning of necks and
picking OF ears, to catch the sound from
MIR. Cleveland e0dorSjng (?) Senator Hill.
No man living has done more to oppose
Mr. Cleveland. and to thwart his plans as
the National leader of the Democracy than
David Bennett Hill, and its savors of impu-
dence to ask him now to come forward and
endorse candidate who has held him up to
contempt, embarrassed his administration
struck down his friends and won most of
his reputation in politics as his enemy.
The president will have good deal less of
the old Adam in him than is generally sus-
pected If he should write letter in defence
OF Hill, even if Hill We're a politician of
high character, instead of being the repre-
sentative Of everything in New York poll
tics which is most corrupt and degrading
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THERE is such muck-a-doo in Cecil's
Democratic ranks, that Mr. McAdoo has
been sent for all the way from New Jersey
to save the county to Mr. J. Fred c. Tai
bolt. Mr.. Poe too, very excellent gen
tleman and a Democratic high office-holder.
is also to do a. little "ravin'' at Elkton.
Keep your eye on Mr., Baker, gentlemen,
If you're not careful, he'll capture the poll
cal loaf in Cecil.
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LOOSE ENFORCEMENT OF CRIMI-
NAL LAWS.

Cardinal Gibbons, in referring to the
recent lynching of colored man in Upper
Marlboro, in this State, is reported as hav-
ing said "that if anything could in the
least palliate such summary executions, it
is the loose method in which criminal laws
are enforced =
The force of the Cardinals sensible
remark is quite as applicable to Cecil
county as to any other locality in the State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-27

THE Ohio Napoleon-Major Mckinley
has crossed the Alpine Alleghanies and
invaded West Virginia-Mr. Wilson's dis
trict, but the Little Napoleon of Maryland
Democracy-Mr. Gorman-has not yet
crossed the Hudson and invaded Hill (y)
New York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-27

THE people love justice and hate hum
bug. They therefore repudiate the "bun-
come of the arrest of Mr.. Morton's coach
man, and the evident sympathy of Mr.. Car
Isle in such tuppenny piece of addle-
pated politics.
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of 1872, 900 for four years of license. Instead
OF attacking the characters of the doctors,
druggists and ministers of the county, give
the voters straight figures and facts.
OLD PROHIBITION.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-27

Mr.. ROBERT Fl. SMITH seems to be Civ
ing Mr.. John X. Cowen reasonable
amount of 'solidified sunlight on the tariff
question. At least Mr.. Smiths speeches
read that way.
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FOR CONGRESS
WILLIAM B. BAKER,
OF HARTFORD COUNTY.
ELKToN, Md, OCTOBER u, 1894.

A TREASURY deficit of S12 600, 900, is
promised for the month of November at
Washington That's a bad campaign
exhibit for the party in power.
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J. WESLEY FALLS,
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER.
NORTH EAST, MD
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Contrg cts, &C.,
Carefully Drawn.
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Money loaned and investments made
Special attention given to the collection of
claims. Us
Houses rented and rents collected on reason
able terms
Persons in the county who have farms for
with u.s. ali am
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Surreying.

ROBERT H. BLA.N,
CIFL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR,
EAST0N, MD,
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Intending to devote my whole time to the
business, the patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited. Office in Grants furniture
store, North East, from to 3 o'clock. Home
morning ana evening. July5,A-tf
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"a ing House ON North Street, Elkton, Md,
Possession given at once Apply to
oc20f MRS. JAMES BRADLEY Elkton
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II. H. dlLPiN. DANIEL BRATTON
GILPIN g. BR4TTON,
C0NVEYANCERS and REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office in Odd Fellows Hall, EIkton, Md.
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ELKTON, ND
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Office with j. Frank Turner, Dover street,
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THE NORTH EAST CORNET BAND, North
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For Rent.

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Funeral Directors,

HENRY VINSINGER.
UNDERTAKEN AND EMBALMER
offices: ELKToN MARYLAND
Main Street, adjoining Howard House.
Residence, East Main Street
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Attorneys al iaa,u

Ut EHFU
L. MARSH Ill H4INES
ATTORNt Y Ar LAW
Successor TO Jones &. HaincS ELKTrlN MD
CLINTON NJ! CULLOUGH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ELkTON MD,
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filediral.

:. a. BUCHANAN, W. b.,
Office: ELKTON. MARYLAND
Euro ka Pharmacy Payne Building, Main st.
DR.. PETER COOPER,
EYE. EAR AND THROAT
HILMINGTON DEL
Equitable Building, Ninth and Market SITS. 100
nR. ]. u. COOPER, JR.,
HOMGPA THIST
MchlO-dm ELKTON MD
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mono, North East, J. II. Maxwell, Pennington.
trustees OF the Poor and Insane of Cecil
county; Must come properly recommended.
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Published Every Saturday Morning at Elkton,
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DANIEL BRATTON
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E. KTON, MD
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v. M. TORBERT,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-24
Telegraphic Key-Taps.

Bar silver in London yesterday steady at
% 1916 pence per ounce.
At Ocala, PA. yesterday, the Populist
convention Of the Second District nOfni-
mated Hon. Mont. II. Atkinson for Con-
gress.
The British Yachtsman says 1t learns
from good authority that the next chai-
longer for Ne American CUP viii be the
Earl Of Lonsdale.
The Pope has written a letter to ";
T,jrouett. formerly Under Secretary OF
state. confirming the Papal adhesion 10
the French republic.
In a race at Weymouth under the aus
pices Of the Royal Dorset Yacht cub
yesterday tn Britannia defeated the Sa-
tanita by IL minutes.
DR. Sampson Pope. candidate for
Governor in South Carolina. who bolted
the recent Reform convention has WITH
drawn from the contest.
The primaries ia the Third Alabama
District Yesterday indicated that General
George Z. Harrison will b. the successor
Of Colonel Oates In Congress.
The Illinois state miners delegates have
adopted the Columbus scale for mining
coal in Central and southern Illinois,
which Is a reduction Of 10 PR cent.
In connection with the Scotch coal
strike. serious riotng has occurred, and
several pits have been wrecked by dlsor-
DERBY mobs. the leaders Of which have
been arrested.
-Four hundred weavers IN the China
mills at SimcO05. y. r., failed 10 90 10
work Yesterday b cause 81 . reduction
I'm wages equal to the cUt-down in the
Fall-River mills
1t is announced that the fremont and
Suffolk Mills. Lowell. Mass. viii open in
all departments Monday, giving employ
mcnt TO 1880 persons. They have been
closed since July 81.
stephen X. Fowler died at his home In
West Bedford, Mass. Wednesday evening
Of heart disease; aged q years. He was
on General Bragg stan IN the COnfcde-
rate army during the war.
At Palatka. Fla. last night, the Demo-
cratic convention ren0minatsd Hon.
Charles NJ Cooper to succeed himself In
Congress, and endorsed the financial
policy of President Cleveland.
Lyman Parks. - years old son of DR..
Floyd Thomas, DIRECTOR of the state
prison at JenersonNile, md, lost MS
eyesight Wednesday through the explosion
OF the pneumatic tire Of his bicycle.
The Naval Examining Board has re-
ported that Captain H. y. Robson Is
not incapacltated for further active ser
vice and this finding has been approved
by the acting Secretary Of the Navy.
The Rome newspapers speak appr~v-
land as arbitrator between Italy and
Colombia in the dispute concerning the
treatment Of the Italian subject Cerruti.
The Sixth Texas District Democratic
Convention has taken 2,2f ballots. the
last ballot standing: Burke, 81; Poindex-
ter %; Abbott, %; Hardy. u, and has
adjourned to meet at Hllisboro' next Tues
Gay.
The Republicans OF the Eighth North
Carolina District yesterday nominated r..
rx g. l.tr DR. "a
gress, and the Populists, In convention
at the same place (Wilkesboro), en-
dorsed him.
The Moniteur de Rome says that the
Congregation Of the Propaganda VIII lose
1000 lire annually by the new tax on
government bonds, and urges the govern
ment to spare the Congregation possess
sions such violent fluctuations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-24
INDIANA MILITIA SERVICE.
Governor Matthews Advances Money 70
Pay for lille May Lose the Amount.

CHICAGO August IA special from
Indianapolis Ind. SAYS: Three Indian
apolis banks-the Merchants National
Flctchcrs and the Indiana National-ad-
vancCd SiO962 to Governor Matthews yes
te.day 10 pay Of the State militia for
services during the riots ut Hammond
I'm the mining region. There was no reEu-
lar fund In the state treasury from which
the amount could legally be- drawn. ana
State Auditor Henderson. ON she. advice
81 Attoruey-Gcncral Smith, Declined 10
issue warrants without special appro-
pflatlon by the Legislature TO cover the
amount
II Sc understood Gov nor M9tthcW,s
rortrncel his fine stoCk-iarm ~ Ncrinil-
ion county 10 the banks IN order to So
curc Tho loan. lie VIII appeal 10 the next
JcrfsIaturo 10 reimburse him.
While the Governor has tttle reason
To fear that be win lose anything in the
ana hv Iis self-sacri6ce. there IL bare
uotsibiI., that his dis'nter~sic1ness VIII
coat him the amount ~ The loan, lf the
furm ana P0pulist element shoue1 show
nm AS strong ln the fan elections as they
claim. they viii have thu controlling vote
lu the Legislature. and then viii result
q serious light over the question OF allow
ipc tho Governors bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-24
THE WHlTe-HAlNEs SHOOTING.
Lattcr's Condition serious-Former Coming
to RichmoDd-The Case.

to RichmODd-The Case.
CHICAGO. ILL. August 2.-(Specal)-
Until to-day it looked as b Edgar Gay
White, the reporter who shot John X.
Haines last Sunday night for walking
with Mrs White. would get out OF his
scrape without much difficulty. Haincs's
wound at first appeared 10 be merely a
painful one, and he showed no disposition
10 push the prosecution Of his assniiant.
To-day, however. he took "A turn for the
worse. and it is said tonight that his
chances for recovery are only small.
TRYING To BORROW.
In the mean time White ~ chasing about
town trying 10 borrow enough money 10
take himself aud wife out Of the city
White claims that he Is going 10 hicn-
mOnd for a couple of weeks. The shoot
ing seems to have made 10 difference in
the relations between White and his wife
They are sull living together, but quarrel
Hing most or the time, AS they have done
ever since their marriage.
The young couple spent but one night III
jail-the night Of the shootiig-and as
soon as released they repaired To their
boarding hOuse. at % cass street. packen
their effects. and moved To- me nome 9i
r. ]. Boylen. a friend of Whites: Nhiie
packing their trunks prior to their de-
parture from the Cass-street house, Mrs
white carelessly threw lighted nlatch
into a closet. setting II on fire, ana caus-
ing a damage of 500.
HOW 1T STANDS.
Whites trial is set for August Goth; but
whether the case will ever be tried or
moi rests upon the condition Of Haines.
Shollld he show signs Of certain recovery
by the time set for trial, the case VIII
BE- nolled If, on the other hand. the m
i,red man continues to grow worse as at
present, then White will have 70 pay the
penalty for his rashness. The Inter-
ocean the paper on which White was
employed. he's gone on his bond, ana mas
promised 20 produce him whenever
yvnOfp1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-24

the day by clouds. In the FIRST race rIsa'
interest was manifested IN b1y WIZ
belonging to X. Hentschel. OF Bahlmp's'
Nd lie was the favorlte, ana the Dt pc,
ling was I'm nj fnvcr two to on hgsiisl
The Acid He was pushed pretty hs,1 ~
Mandre. a South Carolina horse, and was
cheered to the echo when ne passed unaes
the nIr. n winner. The second race WE
urjn,sresting, The third race WAS the
most exciting Of the meeting. Robert -
q PAGER owned by Richardson. OF Church-
vile. Md. was the favorite, ana won 'ne
in his work. and Areida. a philadelphia
horse. won the next three heats. Inc
running race was won By Judge Glenn.
owned by @. l.. Carter. OF CumperlslnI,
Md. In Two straight heats. Sheriff JARVIS
dlgpcrse1 all the gambling stands from
the grounds this morning. Summarize:
First race-2:4j class, trotting' purse
s25O-Bay Wilkes. b. 4; by Black MliKTs
3. 4. Linkwood LassIe McGlnnlsl, I. .,
&: Mandee Bruce), 2. 2, 2: Fancy Medium
Ipentleton) 8. g; Nellie King Caring;
distanccd. Time. go ~. 2;S2 IA. ana
Second race-Futurity Stakes, 2-yeer-
olds. purse $}15-Sallie Benton, b. &, py
Bendee (Turlington). /. 3. 1; Jack Martln
Dames), 2, ?. 2; Pin Money ttloyd), y, -
3: Nassawadox James), 4, 4. 4. Time
Third race-2Is trot and 2:2o pace purse
sF0-Arieda, b. e., by Favorite Wilkes
ReamcD. :. 2. l. !, J; Lotue N. CTgfQ' =
s. Z, 3, 2: Kate tSinger. -Jrl. T. 2 T. q
Nordene Davis. 8. 3, 5; DIT. Robert
Gumsey). !, ]. 8, 2. Time, 2:25, 2:2i j.
2:26 l2 2:27 IL. and go IA.
Fourth race-runnlnG, special purse
sl0o-Judge Glenn. =. g., ], J. Colonel John
son. 2; DR.. Madge. g. 3: Rena Bryo, =. q;
A. r. NJ, s, 4. Time. 80 IL and 50 Ii
The bicycle race. one-nile DASH purse
ST. was won by George Winder, Of Pun
colleague. Va. Time, 2:53 IL. Track was
very heavy
Good Trotfing mt Raleigh.
RALEIGH. N. c.. August 23.-(SpecialD
The August trotting races nere ended 10
day. There were three events on the
programme. The first. for the 3-minute
class. was won by George Bennett =
Prince Albert in three straight heats
LILY Medium second, Nellie PAYNE third.
The second race. for S-year-olds, was
easily won by J. y. Biggs's Wilfui VIM
ME.
Tho race Of the day was the free-for-all.
II was won by J. W. Peays Clipper.
Cock Robin second. Maggie Watkins
third. Clippers best time was 2.2s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-24
yIrsInIs News Items.

Durin1 tbs month of July there were
"a deaths and " births reported In Nor
folk. In July last year there were I'D
deaths
The rollIng-mill OF the Roanoke Iron
Company will commence work next week
ON doDbje time and the Duyal Engine
Works Will also increase its working
force.
The pythian uniform divisions Of Nor
folk section will leave fer Weshinyton
on Sunday by special steamer: Inc Nef-
folk City Guard will also visiUWashlng-
ton on Sunday.
The rush Of the liquor men to take
their whlskeys out OF the bonded ware
house still continues In staunton. ami
there is lively sprinting for specie with
which to pay the tax.
The Rev Father Hanlcy. OF Ports
mouth, Is In Staunton. vsiti-g rs.nsrs
John Hcverry and CASTOR Payne: Fafher
Haniey will reside hereafter In Winches-
Ter, having Just been assigned 10 the
charge IN that town
The Roanoke Electoral BOARD u pre-
pairing 10 operate the next election there
under the Walton law. and have con-
tracted with Dayton (OJ nrm Tor
twenty-eight election-booths and ballot
boxes Mt cost OF Slp.
william Neskirk. who has been in tall
at Roanoke some time on the charge OF
robbing the post-office at Pikesvile. Ky,
has been taken TO that state Tor TRIAL
He was run down by Detective Baldwin.
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad.
Washington and Lee University session
,sq4-'a5 opens September 18Th and THAT
OF the Virginia Military Institute on the
9Th OF September. The manayrment u
these Institutions OF learning are looking
forward to large attendance OF students
and cadets.
Senator Roger Quarles Mills. OF Texas.
wired Yesterday that he will be In Staun-
ton on Monday (cOurt-day) and address
| the pemocracy Senator Daniel Is also
| scheduled 10 speak at the same time,
and Il also said that Rev. Samuel Small
| will be present 10 speak for the Prohisi-
| tionists.
| At mass.msetinR OF the Democratic
party OF Necklenburg. held In the county
| courthouse on the 10Th Of August, 1894.
| the death Of the former county chairman.
y William r. Atkins. was announced by
| Senator Thomas y. Williams. and reso-
| buttons OF respect to his memory were
| unanimously adopted.
| Office OF Auditor Coke. OF the Norfolk and
| Western railroad. died 20 L. VI. THURSDAY
| In Salem, after an Illness 81 twelve weeks
| with consumption precipitatcd by an at
| tack ~ feVer. lie was one or the most
| popular young men ~ this city, where
! he has resided several years. Ne was
a. years OF age. and native Of Greenbrier,
| W Va as Ia his wife. formerly Miss
| McDuffy Marshall. niece OF Congress
man James W. Marshall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-24
HAVE CAUGHT THE BURGLARS
Those Who Are Believed ia Have been
Causing so Much Trouble.


Sergeant Aleck Tomiinson and Ohlcer
Charles A. Gitfon, who have been actively
at work ferrctlrg out the perpetrators OF
the numerous robberies that have oecurreo
In Richmond during the past two months
yesterday arrested James Graves and An.
nanlas George. two coiored men. ana
found in their possession at No. 30 "ep-
ster street considerable tot OF TIE pro-
perry which had been stolen.
James George, another OF the oursiars,
is in Ashland. whittier he went on an
excursion. The authorities there nave
been telegraphed to hold him. and ne VIII
be brough, TO Richmond to-day. -
Annanlas George IL already ~ Jaii,
having been sent up last week In deiaui'
OF security.
Sergeant Tomlinson said last nfsht that
there was no doubt but what I'M
prisoners were the meh who have been
doing the house-breaking mere. Ait OF .n'
goods found I'm their house, on Weos'e'
street, were taken TO the Second statoh
and will be at the Police Court to-day
for Identification. Those who have beer
robbed are expected to De present u
identify their property
The booty consists Of iot OF shoes
hats. lace pillow -shams. several SUITS y
clothes. numerous articles Of undercloth
ing. and wearing apparel Of all descrip
lions.
Graves. when arrested. had on a pan
of patent-leather shoes. which mad peer
stolen from the residence OF Dr. Mercer
on north Tenth street. A quantity OF IN
clothing and bed-lInen taken from IN
residence OF Nj T. ID. Simmons was re
covered. and some OF the clothing stole'
from Mr. Julius A. Hobsons resldshc
on Wednesday was also found.
The men will be tried IN the Ioiic
Court to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-24
DEATHS.


PARKER.-Died. Thursday morning.
August 23d, at I o'clock ut her late resi-
dence 2sO4 east Marshall street Mrs.
| ELIZABETH EDLOE. wife OF William
Barker. in the .S7th year of her age.
Funeral services from l.egh-Street Bip-
,ist church FRIDAY AFTERNOON at
o'clock. Friends are Invited 10 attend. No
flowers. by request
CARTER.-Died. at the residence OF her
son. Nd. Hll Carter. In Baltimore, Nd
on Wednesday last. at o'clock. a. ~
Mrs. LYDIA A. CARTER; In the SD year
Of her age.
The body will arrive az the Richmond
and Danvllle depot THIS FRIDAY tMORN-
ING AT o'clock. and win be taken from
,bopco 70 lakewood Cemetery. where the
funeral services will be held. Friends and
acauaintances OF the family are invited
20 attend.
CONRAD.-Died. on Sunday night. Au-
gust 18th. at Motley Hill. MI. VIRGINIA
pIND wife OF DR.. j. = Conrad, and
daughter of the late Samuel Rind, Of
GEORGETOWN. y. c.
Interment at I.oudon Park Tuesday eve
ming.
WASHINGTON Died. Tuesday Au-
g,,s, Dist. at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs
Mckens. on Thirty second street. after a
very short Illness. Mrs ELIZABETH
WASHINGTON. the beloved grandmother
of Mrs. Anna Mckens.
She leaves three granGcnldren ana
number Of friends to mourn their loss.
Her funeral took place at the Fountain
Baptist church wednesday. august -,
AT =. NJ. Rev. ii. II. WILLIAMS
ciated.
WHITE.-D.ed, at tho residence OF her
parents. H2 north Twenty-tirst street.
Tbursd,v August 23d, at AS p. NJ.
ROSALIE MARIE. only daughter. OF
James and Edna L. White; aged 10
months -n,ny
Funeral from the residence FRIDAY.
August 2ith. at =. Nj.
Independence (Slo). Tarboro' ON. CD.
Bristol Crenn). and Danville Va.) papers
please copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-24
ex-sTATe TREASURER ARCHER.
lie Is Now in uospitai--iIs Trouble Pro-
baby Fatal.

BALTIMORE. MD. August 3.-Ex-
State-Trcasurer Stevenson Archer. who,
after serving nearly all OF nve-year
term In the penientiary for embezzling
state funds was par1oned by Governor
Brown and whose physicians recon-
mendei his pardon. IL now In a hospital
IN this city. II Is likely he win have to
undergo serious surgical operation. He
r. now advanced IN years and broken ID
spirit. and the affection from which he Is
suffering win probably end his life.