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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

ROUSE Colo, May Yesterday after
noon twenty Italian miners from Trinidad,
coming hithcr TO make the miners of this
town quit work, reached Rouse Junction,
on the Denver and Rio Grande road. Con-
ductor Evans saw that they wanted to
capture the train and ordered the engi-
ncer to start at the highest possible speed.
The miners drew their guns and rushed
for the engine. The engineer and flrcmen
beat thcm OF with shoyels and kicked sew
eral gus out of their hands. Several shots
were fired. a sheriff. posse captured the
men and placed them in jail Their friends
threaten to storm the jail. Picton miners
have turned out aud joined the Trinidad
miners here, making n force of l., 300 men.
ROnse miners are still working
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29
HE KNEw his WIFE.
And Because lie did not Obey Randall
Quarry's Warming Iienry stephens IL
BndIy Wuundat

And Because lie did not Obey Randall
Quarry's Warming Iienry stephens i-
Badly Moundei.
Because he was Intimate with Mrs.
Randall Quarry. a respectable colored
woman residing near Concord, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Henry
stephens was last night shot ut and
perhaps seriously wounded by tho
jealous husband.
Stephens intimacy with Mrs. Quarry
10 satd to have been going on for some
time. but lust how long it Is lmpossl-
BILE to ascertain. IL s said stephens
had been warned to keep away from
Mrs. Quarry and his failure to do so
will probably cost him his life. They
lived In adjoining houses and last
night Quarry was away from his home
On returning about IL O'Clock last
night no met Stephens and after ao-
cusing HIN OF alternating the affections
OF his wife. which he denied. assaulted
him.
In the fight stephens had his leg
badly bitten, and whom he attempted
to escape from his assailant. three bull
let's from revolver were fired into
his right leg below the groin. the
men were separated by others vino
had been attracted to the scene by the
shooting. and Stephens sent to tina
Delaware Hospital. where ono of tho
balls was extracted. Physicians this
morning probed for ana located the
remaining two balls. but they have
not yet been removed.
| Detective WltsIii and McNey went
out to Concord In search OF the would.
be murderer, but they Ind not return.
ed with the prisoner at | O'Clock, nj
which time ophens was reported as
resting comfortably. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

HUNTINGDON, Pa, May GA mass
meeting OF the Huntingdon and Broud
Top miners was held ut CoAllale yester-
day, and was attended lay large delegation,
from all the districts in the region. The
men were accompanied by brass bands,
and seemed TO make it a special holiday
No action was tukcn looking to settle.
mcnt Of the dillieultits, and the business
situation renaint unchanged Along
Sandy Run the miners are in destitute
circumstances, many families being abso-
lutely without food
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

Harriet Fountain, widow OF the late
Green Fountain, died yesterday after.
moon at the residence of her son, Ben.
jam in No. 53l East Eleventh street. In
ner S9th year, The old lady had been
suffering from a paralytic stroke tor
several years, and has been an invalid
She leaves four children to mourn her
loss, benjamin and Alfred Fountain,
Emily McNitt and Susan Truckson
Three OF the children married and six.
ity-two grand children and twenty.
eight great grand children mourn her
loss.
Inc husband. Green Fountain, was O
great Aboiitionist la his day ant
moved to our city from Greensboro,
Nd. during war times. The Old lady
always said that Alfred Fountain made
crooked marks. hut he always made
strnight pnos for her, as he contri-
hutad TO her support and supplied her
with spending money. The fin 1rai
Will lake place Oh Thursday afternoon,
Services Mt Ezion Church and inter
IN ont In EHion Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

While John McCaiTerty and Mlchae
Reeee, with camping rod between
them, were engaged ON Saturday on
the Wood street grade between Lever
lington avenue and Centre street, Mann
lyunk, ramming powder Into blast
hole, and good naturally cracking
Jokes all the while. McCafferty banter
Iingly asked "lf this stuff should 70 ut
Iwhere'd wo be?n
The words had scarcely escaped hi:
Hips, when, with a sudden roar the
several kegs of powder and q large
quantity OF dynamite which had al,
ready been pounded Into the hole,
lexploded, and the TWO sons OF Erin
located heavenward. In ramming they
Ind struck fire, and McCalrey was il
ia fair way to have hib question an
Iswered.
McCalTrey landed twenty feet away,
Reese two feet nearer. ARE yez hur-
rited, Mixer" asked the iormer as.
Stunning u sitting posture.
| "Orm that"
Tho two were picked up and removed
to st. Timothy's Hospital. McCaiirey
l5trhnge to say, received only few
slight bruises. Reese was a little m ore
seriously injured, having sustained
some burns. but the doctors ANY he
will be out In u few days How botL
meu escaped death Is IN ystery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29
Store closed tomorrow,
Decoration Day at noon.
Our $40 Suits

Are as stylish and are made
with as much care as other
stores S15 ones. The styles
are double.breasted and sin
gle straight cut sacks, round
eut sacks and getaways. The
materials are Clay Diagouals,
Rough Chcyiots, 3Serses, Cas-.
simcres, Homespuns, Cork.
screws and others, made and
trimmed in our usual superb
manner, and the lit--wc
stake oar reputation on sell.
ing the Best Tailored Wares
in the city. Try from store to
store and you'll not find their
equal for is5 more per suit.
q. A. r. Suits, single and
double. breasted, So and $40.
Have you seen those $40
and SIP MEMS Suits for
So. 30. Don't miss them il
you need a suit for business
Ior samples in the
side case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29
FIFTH EDITION,


MIR. A. W. Burrows, who met with a
dangerous injury last winter by acci.
dental shooting. has lust returned
from the hospital in Ph,ladelpbla.
who're ne has been under treatment
Tor the past week. The bones OF Ills
lett hand were SO badly shattered at
that time by the bali OF a "a cnlibre
revolver. which. entering at the base
OF the thumb after chipping a wrist
pohe, passed through the leading
bones OF the fingers except the little
one. which 1t chlnped, and then RETURN
ing IN diagonal direction apparently
was lost
IN consequence OF 30 many bones
broken and Bpilntered. 1t was Thought
Dest, alter the Indication OF the ball,ad
iucaslon, by movement or otherwIa
az Ter Inc usual process of treatm
&c.' the first necessity being to-
Inc hand without endangerlna
Lately from the persistence ~
cess which had formed neax
OF the thumb joint, II wasDsWbpI
the location OF the ball wac found and
an operation was determined upon,
which took place last Wedne sday.
Instead OF tile ball, however, there
was found a piece OF loose and decay
Ing bone near the base of the thumb
which was removed. AS there had
been noticel also a sensitive feeling
near the wrist, on the outside of the
lower pert Of The hand. another cut
was there mado. and after difficult
search the ball was found and skillful-
ly extracted from amid u network OF
nerves. muscles, arteries and small
bones.
The operating professor thinks thore
Is now nothing IN the way of the regu-
lar healing OF the incisions, made an
entire cessation OF the in.lam nation
when II all the served bones are knit
ted. the luos ening of tho Joints and
hecessary massage of them to restore
their iloXibllity may be under taken.
IL Ia not yet certain how far this may.
be accomplished. especially us regards
me JOINT oil tho wrist, the bones OF
which wero 30 much Clipped and
broken as to be worry difficult of treat
ment under the circumstances.
The patient was under the influence
ar ether for the purpose OF this opera
tlOn about an hour and half, and so
suffered no pain OF knew OF anything
which had boon done until he awoke
a half hour later in hi5 bed. Indeed,
oil Thought II has boon n marvel TO him
how tho RESOURCES of science have
mitigated tho pain, and sufferings of
THIS aud moro difficult operations, OF
which the Jefferson was full during
tue time of his stay.
On tho whole, though he may not
he ahle to use his left hand freely In
dlscoursing sweet music on the in.
sttuments he sells. MIR. h. Will have
reason to congratulate himself that O
ieit hand, though In damaged con.
dition. Is still useful portion OF ones
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

J. Q. Singles. of jackson AMI Lnien
streets, was, unit few weeks ago,
postmaster at Strickersvlllc, PA. On
March IS, desiring to begin business
In thi5 city, he came here and appoint.
cd clerk to take charge OF tho Office
until a new postmaster was appointed.
AS Mr.. Singles was still postmaster
and therefore responsible for any dis.
crepnncy which might take place in
MIS- absence, he was anxious to make Il
transfer OF the Office effects aud cash
as soon as possible after the appoint.
ment Of the new postm. ster.
The appointment was made on tho
18th. aud when Mr.. Singles went there
the new postmaster would not allow
MIN to transfer the effects OF the office.
Yesterday he drove out to Strckers-
vile again. and after making the
transfer the postmaster would not
furnish him with 25 cents TO pay for
the vouching OF the statement. Mr.
singles held the position for IL years
ana was never accused OF any dis-
honesty while in that position,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

Charles lruns was arrnigned in thu
Municipal curt this morning on tn,
charge OF di5Oiderly conduct PREFER
ED against him by his wife. WheI
lLettte appeared on the stand she SAID
they got marr.Gd in the first fal
MONTH ana that sEe left him In March
lilo ut one tine drew razor on her
iShe was sick. and during thnt time ~
iouIy t4--s. ..-H .st6S ~~ssDss- On -SzIEs-
lhay night she tuDk n walk on ChurdN
lstrcat and mHd Just one cont with hel
which she Invested for SNUFF. He haul
led and mduicl her ali over and strucL
Iher, lrHcs' statement was the op
Ipasite TO his Wits assertion. lie wal
liberated Oh Lis own recognizances OF
$40 bail for a further hearing on Wed
lnesday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29
DEATH NY POISON.


Tho Fonr Yenr-OId Child of Olive,
Parry Is Reported TO Have Eaten
Rough on Rats. .=-
The four year old child OF Oliver
Parry. residing near Parry's tavern,
situated on tho Concord pike, about
five miles from this city, Is reported
to have eaten quantity of rough on
rats yesterday afternoon, and died In
terrible agony fonr hours afterward.
l; Is said that the deadly poison had
just been used by n member OF the
family In the determination OF rats
and had been placed and left within
the reach OF the child, who in the ab.
sence OF the parents playfully daubed
the poisonous contents In Its nj outh.
When found, the child was very III
and the box containing the poison ly-
ing near by told the story.
DIR. Day, OF Talleyvlle. was called
to attend it. but his service wac
OF no avail. The only veriiiuatlon oil
the story could be gotten at the station
house. Deputy Coroner Palmer had
heard nothing OF the matter and whom
DIR. Day WIS called by telephone he
could not be found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

James MrNulty, highly respected
olt.Hen died this morning ut his resi-.
denee 945 Vest Second street, Nj.
McNulty who, Tor thu past year. had
been Ilnltar OF the | >. court had
been confined to his home since Fri,
day week lie had been rtSeter III
the linriamund Hollngsworth woras
i0r 20 years In politics he was II
stalncu llenocrat aud in religion n
faithful mem Der Of st. paulis r. u.
Church. liz leaves a wife. five sons
and two daughters. CITY Councilman
Frank ], McNuIty Is hts 5ocond eldest
sou.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

A pleasant rivalry Exists between
the Waterman att big munufactor,
land II merchant in the vicinity, [
monoeoli2e the spare time of fui
widow as the evening hours draw OIL
The pleasant tete ii tetes are som
times interrupted by mischtevous boy
and tile OTHER evening the merchants
store was blockaded 30 that tho pal
were prevented saying their adleu
IGutil Il rather Lutte hour. As resul
we may expect to hear, II they repea
their trick, Of SCENE in Judge BALI
curt, or perhaps hair pulling, u
~ o estima5le wives have little cha
lior amy one who may attempg q
munopoliIe The attention of their lie
| OF uS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

james Shakespeare OF MIL Crock
Hundred, having decltned to ba n eau,
didHte Tor the Republican nominatIau
Tor the Leg stature on the ground that
NJ has been selected as an Inspector oil
the district at the coming election a
olenr field has been left for Francis NJ.
Walker Esq VINO WIS candidate two
years ago unless some one elso NAV
turn up ard present claims for the
noIAinatlcn, Mr.. Walker Is Il thOrou III
going Republican and viii make Il
credlable representative.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29
Mitchell
& Bash.
Store closed to-
morrow, Decoration
Day, at noon.

WHE customer, to be up to
date, needs keep up with
our store. Never is it
n the same. Our counters
continually bristling I'M
der new goods. There is al
ways novelty, a bargain, or
something new for you to pick
from. We don't give you old
goods, they are all new, bought
SO as to give our customers the
advantage. Our goods are rea-
sonable, too. We don't offer
them at a sacrifice after the sea-
son is closed, we offer them
now. A few things to speak on
we have snatched from here
and there.
BELTS in all styles, shapes
and kinds, special for the next
few weeks. Silk belts at CSC
and zee. An oXidized clasp,
leather belt, at &C. ..
For soc, 75c and csc, we sell
the latest = Cclluloid Belts
Moiricd.
An extra fine Leather Belt,
wide front, only 25c. .....
A White Cotton Belt, nicklc
clasp, at I2c.
a handsome hand painted,
silk Head Rest in three colors.
One Of the best offers we have
yet placed on our counters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

There was large gathering at the
Chester Heights camp meeting
grounds on Saturday who engaged
themselves In the laying out the
grounds, locating tents and some new
cottages nnd other Preparations for
holding the annual camp neeting
lhe plans of the cottages and lot
holders Is to have the camp this year
one OF special interest, and to effect
THIS end many new features will be in i.
trodueed. and q number of dlstn.
tase part.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

No. 10. Department Of Delaware, g
\. H., cordially invite all old soldiers.
snliors ana citizens to accompany them
on Wednesday, memorial day. Will
.enye headquarters, Ninth and King
=treeIs, at 80 II. M, and proceed t.
Cemetery. After decorating
Tho g.ates, will take tho 9.54 b. d. o.
train at Lancaster Avenue Junction
and proceed to SLOAN and Bethel
cemeteries after which will return
on tho ). 10 train from Carpenters sta
lion. iyaLts Military land will give
n concert at dinner hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29
ROSES.

For those who would like a
cheap flower, we will sell a lot
Of roses in pink, yellow and red
at I2c and 15c.
Another lot, soiled flowers at
sc. Roses OF all kinds.
n. B.-We purchased a large
lot Of samples OF jet trimmings.
from a manufacturer. They arc
all IN small pieces. We viii sell
them on next Friday for Ioc
for one doz. Watch duly pa
pcrs for time OF sale. Remcm-
Der, the jets will only be sold
on advertised day OF sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

Miss Katie Il. Hunby and Miss Isa.
bella Staloy have returned home to
Holly oak from a visit to Middletown,
Dolphin county, Pa.
Some OF the citizens of Holly Oak
have been greatly alarmed by some
tramps taking possession of the empty
store house owned by Wood Il Co, OF
Penney lvanla. A gen leman wis ask
ell to 20 up and dislodge the tramps
when lie replied he would 20 IL the
other gentleman world accompany
him, when h 2 replied he had pressing
business. in Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

Charles sumnnr ost No. 4 pennrt.
meut OF delaware, attended divine
s4rvice at Gilbert Presbyterian Church,
OH Sunday morning, at 10 O'clock, and
listened to and appreciated very line
and eloquent sci mon by their young
and talented pastor, q. l. Jefferson,
which made the veterans feel after ali
these Years that they fought for the
redemption of "a race from bondage
WINS not IN vain. III the evening they
attended service at the American
Union and listened to another sermon
from the Row. Mr.. Guy, who called
their attention to past battles. at fort
plllow, fort Wagner ard particularly to
Petersburg, In which good many of
Post 4 participated aud he also paid
glowing tribute to the ladies OF the
circle OF Sumner Post. The day was
probably passed. anu will long be re-
membered with feelings OF gratitude.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

The members OF Gilbert Presb torian
Church concluded their anniversary
services Inst night by rceltng OF tho
history OF tho organization by Miss
Edwiua u. kruse. After which Rev.
DR., l. Alarks, Aossrs Grow, Bush anu
Charles Baird, mude brief address sas.
This was followed by "a social, that
was mlds very entertaining by the
rendition Of some llnO music by Prof.
j. a. AHtlerson's chorus OF went four
voices drawn from tho leading color.
cd churches Of the city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

PHILADELrHIA. May 90 Warren Bax.
ter; aged 81 years. a trucker, who lived
at No. lailertv's Row. Point Breeze.
was found dead hanging from a girder
IN the stable adjoining his home, this
morning, by Samuel Donaldson, OF
5e21 Jackson street, one Of his en-
ployaes.
Baxter had one OF the lurgcst truck
farms III that portion OF the city
known ne the Neck"
Ills suicide Is great surprise to all
Ills ueighbors. us well as his family ,as
he was always seemingly napry
man. being fortunate in all his uader-
takings. 10
The deed Is shrouded In mystery, as
there Is not a single reason known
That would lead him to take his lille.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

WENoNAH, Ills, May 29-'rhrce coal
trains, guarded and escorted out of
Minouk by troops, were recuptured by the
strikers here n few hours after their tri.
nmplial release from the blockadr. Word
was also sent to sheriff l.enzr at Meto.
more, and he appeared on tho ground
After cxhaustinE ali peaceful measures
the sheriff sent to Tolusa for one hundred
Winchcsters and four good rounds of am.
munition. With these he proposes put
ting posse in the field To capture aud re-.
lease the coal trairs. He has also wired
10 Springfield report Of The state of ar
fnirs, and requested Guvcrnor Altgcld To
send trOops U lhe secme immeliatrly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

The new house for the Day nursery
and hospital for babies, at No 9OT
Washington street, will bs open on
the afternoon of Decoration Day from
until o'clock. 1t Is proposed to
place IN tho streets contribution
poAes' IN order that everybody may
have an opportunity to give some.
thing Let no one hesitate to put IN !,
small amount, for the small sums
make the large ones All the money
collected tomorrow will be taken
charge OF 10y the Chief of 20 iire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

This mornings session OF tho Su.
per!or Court was the shortest on
record. 1t only lasting three and one
half minutes There wero but few
spectators, and the only matter OF
business transacted was Victor b.
Wooliey'5 motion, TO allow the sheriff
to amend certain return. SO as to
make 1t correspond with the facts In
the case.
The court announced that this after.
neon the case stated OF the BOYD
white Company of Philadelphia. vs.
Granville WOrrall would be argued.
Hollecker and HolIecker Represent tho
plaintiff and Bradford ana Nandogrlft
the defendant. Henry q. Banning was
the guest OF the court after adjourn.
ment,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

Yesterday morning Sawhll Cham.
hnrs, vulured, aged 81 years, died at
West Cluster. lilo WIS IN early life d
slave in Delaware ana NJ Iyland, and
wns al one time the pIUEer9 of Mai I
l;eybold Latsr he went as u sailor to
Japan, Returning. lie bnuane a cook
IN he Astor House, New ORR, ana
neXt ia joined liz army ar Genai
scott, uEd passed through all thr lat
tics Of tho Mexican war. aud recei, q
favorable uuentinn.Aliart the capture of
Santa Anna. from tile Cove nmeut. liz
was for sevorHl years III AIrlca Un5l
was twice sAipwreGaed. once white
rounding apo liorn ana once on the
western coast OF AlIiGL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

Workmen commenced yesterday to
build the Gordon ileig hts electric ra.l.
way. 1t Will be in running oferat on
by July. when tbs resort will be one
OF the most popular On the beluwnre
river he Wilmington Steamboat
Company haye baen to the expense OF
several thousand dollars Of lifting up
the grounds aud mean to keep every,
thing In il!5t class Order
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

PnHTlfsBrEd, Pa, May 20,--Word was
received here last night that the coal OPP
orators of the Clcariield aud Neigh boring
districts had. at II meeting in Philndel-
phia, decided TO reject the suggestion of
Governor Pattison, to submit the differ
encrs between the operators and miners
to arbitration. The ua~s caused the
gr'mtest CONSERVATION, Indignation and
surprise AMONG the miners and their lead.
Srs. Many Of them now profess to believe
that the visit Of the governor had an I'll
terror purpose, probably not on the part
OF the latter but perhaps on the part OF
those who couuselIed him to take such n
stem
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

CHESTER, Pa, May GA party of
thirty-eight men, forming the Connect
cut division Of the industrial army, under
the command of Captain Sweetland.
reached this city yesterday, and secured
quarters in the Star hail, in the central
part of town. They were well supple,
with provisions and had much better
appearances than The two contingents that
preceded them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

Messrs. Mitchell x Bush, tho ener-
getlc and live merchants at No. 2l9
Market 3reet, will clDse their store on
Weune4dAY Decoration Day. Those
OF our readers who wish bargains In
hats Or trimmings would do &ell TO
call early to-day. Their store Ia WORTH
visiting to look around. even II you
do not wish to purchase a. the present
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

Tie Asbasy sunday school gave tie
hrst excursion OF the season. lenving
thls morning on Tie steamer lhomns
clyde aa boat WAS we'll tiIlod and
tho dty Will he spenL ut Chestnut
Grove, summer resort above PAlla.
delphlt, quite gala day Will be
spont They took In. First fpgfmept
Band dong 10 ksep up their spirits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29

UNloN7ewN, Pa. May 70. = Trouble
seems imminent ut the Kyle plant nr,u
Fuirchanec, where 500 strikers have been
cnmped since the early part Of last week
Il is said the camp of the strikers is full
OF rifles, they having learned the super
iority of these weapons at Sickle Hollow.
The Kyle plant is running and is doing
Rnnl Nnrk