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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

A gentleman observed the other day
If Colonel Breckenridge should DO re-
nominated in tho Ashland District for
Compress, he would advocate the send
ing OF missionaries to kentucky II
order that the people may DO laugh,
better moral notions and clearer con
ecptions of their duties. lie consid,
els IL the grossost impudence on tie
part Of Col. Breckenridge to rush di.
rectly from the Court whore he had
been convicted of a grave crime OF
misdenennor. to the hustings, and up
peal to the citizens for vindication
as ii his conduct coGld be readily con,
duned or excused by them. He holds
that Col. u. should retire to private
life, and repent in sackeloth ant
ushcs OF his mlsdeeds. lie SHOULD
should certainly do work meet for re.
pentance before he could expect u re
election to Congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

Messrs. Scott. Gallagher, White
ARMSTRONG and Mealey were presen
at the meeting Of the Levy Court thli
morning. A communication was re-
ceiyed aud ordered illed from II, Il
Townsend, agent for the sale for
elite for tho county quarry. The sit,
offered Is what Ia known as the Wood
dale Quarry. containing 81 acres
with all equipments and a siding &c
bold q goodly number of cars. The
price asked was $4,000.
Another Communication was re-
oeiv d. Offering a site at the intersec
ton OF the b. Il o. and r., W. d ID.
Railroads, near the Jessup & Moore
paper mills. from Hawkins & Co.,
containing one acre, stating that the
price would. II accepted, be found
reasonable.
Another offer OF O site was re
ceiyed from the Messrs. A. & J, ID.
Sharpless. of site OF 10 acres, with a
substantial frame house thereon, near
Ashland, on the Il. d o. Railroad and
within easy access of the county road,
The prica asked was $1,000. The court
passed tile regular payroll.
The claim OF John Talley for over
paid taxes on fourteen acres OF marsh
land wherein he has Laid ths taxes In
Two hundreds Was referred to the
committee on overpald taxes.
Among tho bills passed. were tho
following: John A. Mitchail, Sl75 for
com misalon oil tax collections OF 1892.
Delaware Ledger, $50; I. Maioney. s2S. /.
80 j. L. Moore, S4500;f. Il. Kane. cas- o.;
Edward Hart. $3.50; Robert Hanna,
81; II. Downward $55 II; j. +. Camp.
boil. $40; MeRary II Son, S57; Il. Il.
Morrison. $751;; J. Wilson. SAL; Herbert
White, s7Oi II. McNallv. s57.50; Chas.
She arer, $3.50; Constable Riding,
$40; Samuel Dickerson. $40. The last
hiil WAS FOR sheep killed near Nc
DonouSh. Chairman Scott said it
was very strange that all bad dogs had
been around that neighborhood this
year. Court then adjourned until .
o'clock. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05


During the month OF May just end
ed, the U. y. Treasury sustained net
loss In gold for export purposes OF
So, 100000. Tho movement still con.
tinucs. nearly wlping out all the gold
received by the bond issue of last jan
uary. While the Treasury Is losing
gold by export. II Is also losing it in
Boston. Philadelphia and New York
by Withdrawals in ordinary business
transactions. In the cities named the
gold is finding lis way into the banks
In the most OF the cities OF the West
the Treasury ia daily gaining gold in
exchange for legal tenders. ON one day
last week receiving S40).COJ In st.
Louis for United States notes deliver.
cd in New York to tho banks credit.
Similar Offers have been received by
tho Treasury, several q day or two
ago, but only thoee are accepted that
benefit the Treasury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

Tho dtfsat OF Clifton a. Brecken
ridge, OF Arkansas, for denomination
to Congress Is a cause OF some suits
faction. This Breckenridge has held ,
seat in Congress under circumstances
not less odtous and scandaious thar
those which attend the career OF the
other Breckenridge from kentucky. II
was hs who was beneficiary Of the
mons;rous frauds which eliminated
in the assassination OF his Republican
opponent, John NJ. Clayton, and which
sAvtI"l tho Indignation ana horror OF
tho country u lew years ago. Mr..
breckenridge made no attempt t.
hunt down or punish tho assassin5 OF
Clayton. and the cutting off Of his
Congressional Career shows TINT he
has not prolited long by his comm
vance with fraud and murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

The falling of Of ordinary revenues
lie causing more uneasiness in Iroua
.ury circles than tho decline OF til,
.g old reserve.
The receipts for tho eleven months
of the current fiscal year ARE $st 900,
900 less than FOR tile eleven months
OF the previous fiscal year. A saving
Of sl3, 900 go In expenditures over he
corresponding period of 1928 bEiGg:
Town the difference in round figures
to S72.o0o, 900, being the excess OF OK
pendltures over receipts for clever
months OF this year.
The greatest falling off ls shown II
customa, which have declined SOS 900.
900. Internal revenue also fell OF
tli.oo0,0 900. Tie greatest retrencn.
msnt OF expen itures is shown in pei
.sions, IA saving OF slToJO,u00 huviuL
been effected In this item. Civil an,
miscellaneous expenditures showa de
crease of $4,000, 600.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05


The Journeymsn brlcklaysrs hav,
reduced their wages to sse0 per day
Of nine hours, being % cents below
former rates. They have adopted
this course In order to encourage
builders TO make contracts and stimu.
late improvements. We hope thelr
action will have the desired effect. The
tendency OF prices are downward. and
little comparatively will DO done, un.
til 1t Is known whether our factories,
FORCES and furnaces can be operated
to advantage. When they are all
running We may expect better times.
Free trade is delusIon and a snare,
while protection Is the panacea for III.
dustrial stagnation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05
Spring and Fall Ogercoats

Spring and Fall Oyercoat.
$50 ones to 30, they, too
come under the great re
duction.
You will find Overcoats Of
the finest Kerseys and None
tlans---tne best goods I'M
ported. The price at which
they are sold does not begin
TO pay cost.
Its needless to say-Now'
the time to buy Clothing
when you can buy a AIau's
All.Wool Suit for So and {
fine Oyercoat for $40, on /
good pair of Trousers fo1
$3.50. It's surely the time
to buy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

VANCOUVER, B. c., June 5.-Four mill.
lon dollars will hardly cover the loss by
the Frazer river food. The waters are
still rising, and as the warm weather con.
tinues melting the snow in the noun.
tains there is no immediate prospect of
beginning the work Of restoration. One
prominent railway official thinks the loss
OF life will reach 100, though conservative
estimates are not so high Bridges, tres
ties, tunnels and tracking along the
Canadian Pacific have gone and the com,
pany has over 1900 men at the scenes of
danger day and night. From Reyelstoke
to the sea, $50 miles, the railway is now a
watery waste. Fully 10000 cattle have
persisted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.

In Ladies' fine Ready-mntIe Suita
Wrappers. etc, We name a few prIce,
which Will seem impossible, but a Gull
from you VIII convince you OF thIs
| actual giving AWAY sale.
1000 Ladiss' Duck SHi,s In strlpes.
plaid, AMI dot, III Prince Aiberts and
all Leading styles, IS cents; cost 10,
manufacturer 81
j0O Ladies' Blue serge Etnn Sufta I'd
lie aold at Sl.2a; cost to manufactured
$500, only one sold to each purchaserf
EOJ Ladies' Sample China Silk Suits>
made and trimmed in all tile LEADING
styles with ribbons Jet and lacss; per.
feet ut guaranteed, s395; would us
cheap at SD.
1850 Lfdies Chintz and Percale Wrap.
pers to go ut 20 cents. Only one to ia
sold to each purchaser.
2OOD Indies hcrcale Shirt walsts.
with large fniiles and full sleeves, ID
cents could not 10 bought under &C
cents,
And 1000 other bargains too numer.
Gus To mention. Cut tubs out ana
bring it with you Hnd ask 10 SEQ ths
goods.
A word to tho wlsn Is sufficient,
he on hand carly ana get ciIolos
pick. as everything must be cold.
Remember. every dollars worth
rurchased you stYe 81 cents. Looh
70" large red signs anu number AMI la
sure You ara In the light place--a9I
Market street Wilmington Del.
Onen until 10 o'clock every evening,
saturday until II O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05
% C. NJ 7 s.

Please do not make any mistake in reading this We
ITO not otter cur entire line Of 4scent goods at % cents
only the odd pieces OF which do not have any dupl
Gates and some that have not been quite such lively sell
lers as the others. These will be 25 cents
The Cotton and Wool Mixed Challies will be Is cents
Sllk remnants Will be one.half price for this sale
this sale
A lot OF French Atwood Cropona, very fashionable
goods at - cents, instead of 81. 25.
Best French Chtles, 374 cents, reduced from SO and
60 cents ~
Al our l0.ceat Ginghams will be 81 cents.
All our best ~ cent Dress Girghams will be cents
All our best i cent Fine Gnghams will be l2I cents
AN our pest Imported aud American Dress Gnghalns
VIII DC 10 cents instead OF % cents This is a wonderful
reduction on fresh goods
But about the greatest value of them all the superb
line OF ShantonS Pongeos. Goods have sold in the
will be in this sale '
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

Hon. Fleming Du Blgnon. of Savan
nah, who was formidable candidat,
for United States Senator In Georgia
has retired from the contest. It is con
coded his withdrawal adds greatly t,
Congressman II. G. Turner's uhance
in tho fight. His opponents are Hon
40. Bacon and Hon. L.F. Garrard. MI
Turner is now u member of tho wuys
md means committee OF the Hous
ard his speech Oh the tariff bill whel
before that body was one Of the mos
ultra In favor OF free importations. do
livered in the debate on that GU estion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

PoRT RICHMOND, N. ", June 5.-The
evening session of the international con.
vention of Temperance Advocates was
held in the big auditorium at Prohibition
park. Governor Tillman. of South Caro-
linn, and Colonel A. S. Bacon, of Brook.
lyn, delivered addresses. In the course of
his remarks Governor Tillman said: II am
the only man in the hall tonight who is n
politician. l am n candidate for the
United states senate, and l am going to
be elected"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05
A Sc Gam9nt WIIb, s.
So Garment will b. 81
$40 G2rm3nt will b9 SIS
Sl2 Garment W II b. Sc
Sis Garment will b $3.50
Sl0 Garmant will be SO
$40 Garment W II be $40.

Those who in the habit of frequenting our store
know we never, under any circumstances advertise any.
thing but the clear facts and disappointed in
any statement make, and when they come to see the
goods they expect to find, and do find them lust
us stated And it is always great qualification to us to
know that they believe what we say
The e!ore ii you have any thought whatever of buy
ing lightweight garment now is your chance
in the Dress Goods line We offer odds and ends OF
pieces OF our successful Fancy Wool Dress Goods which
nave been 4S CENTS The price for Wednesday is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05
TUESDAY JUNE5. 1854.


Mr.. W. Ii. Hendricksou will visit thu
patrons of tue REPUBLICAN in the difIel
snt sections of our county the com
Ing week. In order to collect the
amount due for subscriptions and
straightsn mp nil accounts as far az
possible. lie will not object to receIv
ing new subscribers. advertisements
OF orders Tor any kind OF printing. W,
will 10 under obligations to all who
will receive him kindly or In any way
contribute to aid Ia his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
IN FEltltY Co. Time table takiH-s o i.
r-..SfsT-.k feet Friauy May u. 1871 lie.
-As-a--4a- tween W Wilmington. Pcuns.
grove, Dem ware lttyer Il. II, points AMI
hS connection with Mayor ievbold Tor
Pennsyile. NV Castle, Delaware civ
aud Salem,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wlnin ton. Kiug street wharf
~ II. m, arrive Iennsgrovn a. IN,
Leave Wilmington, king street wharf.
3p. M, arrive PennsgrGve ~ q. m.
Leave W ilhingtoH, King street wharf.
Up. M. ar i've Pcnns2rovc 10 u. IN.
Leave PennsgrOreB Il. M. arrive Will
mlngton q 80 II. IN.
Leave Prnnsgrlve 10 a. m. arrive VIII
mihSt0n ~ 10 II. M
Leave rennsgroye 70 p. Ia. arrive VII.
mington 3 ~ y. m.
SUNDAY ONLY.
Leave Wilmlngt IN. King street wharf,
a. M, arrive i'cnusgrOveg IOa. IA,
henNe winning on. King street wharf.
! aJ p. m, arrive Peunsgrove 10 y. IN.
Leave wilmington, X ng street wharf.
y Y. M arrive i'cnns4rOve d. - u, M
Leave lemns;roNc a. m, arrive vii.
mitstun 10 ii. IN.
Leave rennssrove L. &c p. IN. arrive
Wilmington l.i0p IN,
Leave FcnusgrOye 5 y. m, arrive Will
nil gtnn Z. ~ p. m.
Connect oasat Pcnnsgrovc wiz b steam
or Major lteSboId' and Delaware liver
iHi road trains.
Connection at Wilmington with vii.
mlagtpn N0Ithern aiirla,I, baltimore
road.
Ihe bout leaving Wilmingtol at 20 n.
m and 3 y. M, wees.iays AZ d "a IN. nnd
10 y. IN. sundays IN conn OF with
Steaner Major !tFyuoil' running be-
tween salem and Philadelphia.
A.G. MrGAuSEAND,
ms II SIP riateIdcnt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05


A number of the Democratic papers
denounce German BrIcc. Mcpherson
and Hill as traitors to the Dem ocrutlr
party because they refused to adopt
the Wilson tariff bill.and proceeded to
amend 1t in such manner as to AFFORD
protection to sugar, coat, iron, &c
The,Baltimore sun says: These Sena.
tors are sitnply playing In politics the
old game of tho professional thief,
who. rs soon as no has grabbed Il
purse or a watch starts of on tho dou.
BILE quick and shouts stop thief"
Ite Sun dcnounCes these "conserya.
t!,es who have teen swapping away
the vital principles OF their party to
ono protected ring OF robbers utter
another. md SO patching up n com
promise which slrranders nearly ali
their party looked TO them to nuld an!
defend. Whatever peril the party Is In
lie of their crhuttou."
Tie Sun Gays
The ''couserNativea cnbal NAV as well
drop this droll and fusiueers ns.
sumption OF dhsire to protect tile
democratic party from harm. They
have dealt 1t al! tns blows and done ii
all thu inquiry That II hes so far recety
ed. Its wounds arc all of their making.
III II has been led into n false
position; they arc the LreaCherous
gui.es who are to hluue. lut in 50 o.
or thslr apostacy, the baltic for tarli
reform Is not got lost. The plain PEG.
pie arc still IN possession of tho field
and they arc well abba 10 take tho ban.
ner oil true dem oCracy from tho faitH-
less hands TINT have lowered il and
carry II oil to liuul victory without
their AID md notwithstanding their
uesertion to tho rueriy. Temporary
uisaster may CDlusaHd tho fold fuiII,
won IN lS9lREd ls92 may kavo to be
fought over again. IL - tina "cuuseI.
Sntikcs' who throw away tho greatest
opportunity ion reform and progres-
the democracy has had in over thirty
years will live In history as tie respou.
slOle nna Justly gNecrAtel authors OF
that misfortune.
- conservative" ttiiclnery that
has "consetvc4" al that the democrat
10 voters d"inaEiei to luvr reformed,
hna by 80 dosing hes Wtttle tie defsat
oil tbs party III the coming elections
pusslbl0. Whatever roVsrsns tho p4T.
W Eul!urs Ia consequences will bo the
result OF t.eir trnHrLrruus uetion If
II = struck down 1t VIII 10 clearly m
Rr'Eo Of assassination. nuI tho ldcutltp
Of the assassiis vii not DO cpen t.
dispute"
The sun sees tho han writing on tho
wall ana Ike B.i5b Gar Of old it IS
hlled with fear Thu party Is weighed
In the balance and found wanting"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

The Democratic Senators have falleI
into tho hands OF those whom some Of
tho Democratic rapers style thieves
and rebbprs." Perhaps they havo been
TO gut aud paid for. as certainly they
were not captured ny main force. Like
children they h.ye Dcon cOaxed with a
few BngHr plums. Platforms were
made to get into ellre only. and to bt
hieSed over Afterwards. Tho free
tfhders may lluster. nut IL is too tate
thsT arr entombel under mouutuit
81 sugar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

The Dem ocratie PARTY is in wors
iiX than was sinbad the sailor. 1t III
got the Sugar Trust on It's tack, an,
1t Is a FAR greater load than Was tn
Old man OF tho sea. Neither Grove
nor Gray or any other Giant is ab,e :,
deliver from the hands of tho spallcr
aud the struggle must bc unto death
inere has rarely beon Il greater trl
-amph or :, mere rigorous defoat. Ill,
porty went up lti,eG rocket uud ha.
como down like a stIea' But ypstrr
day the party might hayo stuo,
against the word. but to-day few al.
So poor as to do L reyeIonee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

There will be no change
in our method of paying
railroad fare. The same
continues regardless of low
prices. Buy moderate
amount OF goods and YOU
railroad expense is paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05
- 6 0.
Nss2Sfss2sTST Schedule in effect
esssiEGT May 20. 1851.
| TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
| DEPOT EAST BOUND

/
| EXPIRES trains.
New York. week days. g OF. e II. IS 40, 10 8
a IN. 'i?2i, = ~ . ~. q ~, III y. M.
New York, Sundays - %, q II. 10 SO u. m.
| y A. 70 ~. y Al, III y. IN.
Philadelphia Crwcnty-fourth aud Chest.
mn nirret-.) week days, OBJ, 5 81. Z II. G 10
'ls a. " - %. ) IS s.. IS IS. Gsr. ~ s5
Sundays. .aol .7lI 81. 500. 200. 10 3;
Il 4on. ~. u, - 20. 3.J 81, IS aa t3l :, Al
PniIadciphia trveiith and Market SITS. :.
week days. '3Oa III IS 10, 10 80 Ia. M. ~ 10
SUNDAY j %. e IL. 10 30 n. M. '249. y a,
{ cl Il 5lrEn week days .aoq IS. .717. Cs5.
= 50, 90. * ~. '0a0. 1000. 10 &c. III Is Il. m.
rs = 40, 3 H. 55. Is IS. 49, = A. SIS. TO- I'll
CHESTER. Sundays '3Os .717. ca. sol
10 49, ll40 q. m. % - A. u. s.. - ~. 81
Atlantic city. week DAYS. ~ II. IL "a, l u.
:! ~ u. M sundays, . Il. 500 n. M, 'a49 D. IN.
WEST HOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, Il Ii.
02 IS % IL m, ne 10, O5. o. a 81. ID 0s.'s ~
Sundays ai5. ZOE. IS as a. IT., az ~. .aG5.
3 o. 4 81 IS Il. 'sbS p. IN.
baltimore and Way stations 0? a. ~. 3 %
Newark Del, - Is, o., IS 81 a, M, .Ia 1873 o..
= ~, &c Us. s5 IS l2 IS 5S II 10 p. III. sundays
tl5. U2 - 3sa m. '1e IL, o3,'4Si. IS, IS IL,
Pittshurg. 80! a. M. = "a p. M. daily
Chicago. - 32 n. H., 4 81 p. m, daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis, ~ 10 i. IN. and
- 5S y. ~. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol AMI Chattanoo 20 j.,
Y isp. M. daily. Through sleeper to New
Orleans.
SlnRcrly accommodation, s03 a. m 9Oa
Z ~ aud IL 10 p. M. daily.
landcnherG accon notation, week days.
o. 4 81 II. M, 20 and 43 y. m. Sundays,
| 30 u. m, 3 80 p III.
Trains leave Market street station, Tor
New York. week days. - 20 n IN.
For Philadelphia. week days, 20. e 80 's 90
II ~ ~ M, b, o. 10 p. IN. Sundays 20 Il. In.,
! %. 2 IS. o ~ y. III.
For Plttsblirg and Chicago. week days. IS 70
a. III.
For Baltimore. week days. 0 so. $40 "a. IN,
Isl. % 10 y. IN. Sunday . 81 n. m.
For iIanden'erg and Way stations week
days. o 81, 3 90 y. m. : Is, 40 p. IN. Sundays
% n, IN. 3 10 p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia CTwenty fourth and
Chestnut strectsl for Wilmington week DAYS,
q 81 q, 20. IS o., 10, III ~ n. m, L. noon Il s.
u A. 200, 10. 100. 30 IS o. IS a. Is, 70 10,
Q 80. e a. IS %. II 10 and II IS D. IN.
sunday, . 81, @, IS o. 30, 10. ~ - n. m. l2
noon. lbs. 90 Is, u 90, 90 8 30 = 50. IS 81
10 10 aud Ilt5 .. m.
Leave Philadelphia Twelfth and Market
streersl, week days % 90 40 III 20 Il. m,
'3i6, - ls. = - r. IN. Sundays '32G, = 40,
IL 70 T. M, 3 40, q s2p. m.
Telephone. No. 1879.
Rates 10 Western points lower than via any
other line.
e. o. sCULI. General Passenger Agent.
IL. Is. CAMPBELL, General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

certain business mon OF our city
sly TINT trade u ali ldnl5 may hs i'm,
proved by lowering preos. greater
mistake was never made. Tho work
Ing people ottAis country have pros
pered by Nigh prices beyond any othoi
on tho face OF the oorth. They have
become owners OF enmfar'gblehouscs
furnished them Lire,y. CaI acteI tn.
Eooi5, purchased planes auI organs,
schoo!ed their sous and daughters, AMI
supplied their tab!es with Ut only the
neressRrtes Of Iife but all tina lnxur.e-
the market Afforded. Thay i'd this BE-.
cause they had cpnstlnt employment
and they received good wages Had
wages been low ro matter now cheln
thing were, taey could not have done
this.
10 make our country prosperous we
must iii our Iburkrts With Am r#cnr
goods and products, we must keep
our own people employed II we lrn.
pott goods no mItter how chem they
may be If our people arc furaod iu,o
idieuess We shIll have Gal! t.mya
Trade Will Ian g lIsh And the fro trade
merchant seiiIng at iraa traas pTI3,s.
viii mud thnt his custom - viii dl.
mihish in numbers uul his profits
eventually whtttl. down to tho iitti,
end Of nothing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05
wANAprAKER q brown.
Immediate and I'm
perative Sale
Important Changes
in the Business

The death of one of oul
firm is the reason for selling
without delay our entire
stock of Clothing. It's the
most extraordinary Clothing
occasion in the history O.
the house. Prices marvel
ously low.
Mems $40 Suits now IS.
Mems SO Suits now Sc.
Mems $l4 Suits now 50.
Mems SIS Suits now SO.
Mems $50 Suits now SIP.
ALL Wool ! Atwood!
Mems Fine Dress Worsted
Suits, $50 now S15.
Mems Fine Dress Worsted
Suits, S25 now SIS. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05


Some OF the lea'ling ben Ucrats arc
getting IA little ilustored ut thelr
chances TO win at tho election to 10
held In NovemDer. and chairman
General Theo. +. Armstrong, who
represents tho swullowtail eiemenu OF
the Democratic party, mas issued a
manifest to the faithful that there
must be fair election aud "iuiI
count" He says tao inspector g
and judges are bound In honor as
Democrats. 0s well as by the Prl mary
election law. to SEQ that all candidates
have All equal chance aud fair play.
Continuing. Ito cautions tho reporters
In the party Is follows:
'"fhe Democratic party must not be
disgraced ana Democratic success In
this county imported by cheating or
dlshonesty at he primaries Our on.
ponents may be ablo To stand such
things and still hold their organlza
ton us party, but thsy ure 80 aGhor.
rent to Democratic principles TINT our
party cannot hope To succeed II they
PREVAIL"
Holy gee, did You ever hear such
rot coming from Delaware Democra.
ey. The members OF party which
have counted out Republicans in
nearly every ward in the city in years
go .-..
Continuing the General says:
This committee Is determined that
the primaries Of our party shall be
fairly conducted ana will impose the
heaviest penalties within our power
on attempts at fraud. Such attempts
would only iniure the candidates in
whose favor they arc made. for the
committees Will not hesitate to reject
returns tainted with fraud and un.
fairness.
This committee Pledges Itself to Sc.
cure fair and equal chance to each
candidate, and will submit to nothing
but fair play.
InEoDoRE I. AEMsTBoSa.
Chairman OF Democratic County
Executive COMMITTEES.
CoLEN FERGUSON. Secretary.
Tho swailOwtail element ia certain
ly afraid of the overalIs, aud think by
issuing tho above notice to serve
warning on them that they will not be
allowed to monkey with the political
buzz saw as set up by certain Demo-
cratic leaders in our city. The oyera II
element is not to be dIsmayed and are
pitching in with muscle and money to
pull Toman out on top. The numina.
tion election on next Saturday Ger
tainly promises to be rich aud racy,
and the man vino geta the most votes
counted will win