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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-02
A aMistnke. Alleged.

It now develops that mistake on the
part of the secretaries of the republican
convention had more than it ought to
have had to do with the nomination Of
Alexander Hess for reporter of the SUI
preme court On the first ballot it was
announced that Hess had received the
highest number of votes 273; that Oliver
p. Ensley had received the next highest
number, 261, and that the total number
of votes cast was LII. The entire vote
as announced was as follows:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-02
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-02
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Well known Lawyer of Buffalo Found
Dying on the street.

BUFFALO, n. Y, April 2S.-Montgom-
cry Gibbs. a well-known young lawyer,
was shot on Delaware-ave. this evening
at 9:45 o'clock. He died Immediately af-
ter his arrival at the hospital As yet
there is no clew to his assailant. The
whole affair is shrouded in mystery. As
far as known to the police no one was
seen to fire the shots, and those first
to arrive on the scene saw only a man
living on the sidewalk with blood pour
ing from three wounds and nobody near
q hand
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-02
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-02

ly allow the tops to decay on the ground.
They make an important feed for stock,
and especially for dairy cattle. This is
true in particular of the tops of the vine
less, which remain green during very
severe droughts when grass usually is
scorched and killed by a burning sun
and dry winds. Since they grow in
punches. and stand up well, they can be
cut with a moving machine and put up
like regular forage crops
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-02
over Two Hundred Were Killed.

ATHENS, April 25.-Returns received
from all the districts effected by the earth
auakes show that 252 persons were killed
and $50 injured. King George, Crown
Prince Constantine and his son. Prince
Nicholus, have returned TO Chalcis from
the Atalanta district, where they gave
much money to aid in alternating the dis
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-02

The blood is the source OF health. Keep
1t pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which is peculiar to itself, and superior
in strength, economy, and medicinal
merit.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, care
fully prepared from the best ingredients.
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d SarSapariIIian
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Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
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buminuria, and all cases where there are
brick dust deposits, or the water is thick.
cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white of an egg. or threads like white SILK.
or there is a morbid. dark, bilious appear
ance and white bonedust deposits, and
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ton when passing water. and pain IN the
small of the back and along the lolns
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and the friends Of Mr.. Ensley, who
claim to have seen the original tally
sheet, claim that this 100 votes which
were "shy' should have been credited
to Ensley. The fact that there were
a half dozen secretaries and that they
all made the same mistake" looks sus-
picious to the same friends, but they
are not saying any more than that it is
their belief that this had considerable
to do with Ensley's defeat. Hess, show
ing the most strength on the first ballot,
caught large element which is always
anxious to support the strongest man in
order to get the matter over with as soon
as possible The claim is made that had
the result of the ballot been correctly
announced Ensley would have received
this support and the nomination would
have fallen to him. The further claim
is made that the mistake" began in the
call of Adams and Allen counties, which
gave Ensley As votes that were put down
in HeSs'S column.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-02
THE FARM AND FARMERS.
HOW TO PREVENT THE FORMATION
OF THE POTATO sCAB.

The Wheat Crop of 1S93-HOw to I'M
prove and increase Hop Crops-Fat-
tening Young Lambs-vineIess Vans
and sweet POtatoes-Horse Notes
All Around the Farm-HInts to
neutrality-suspicious. Recipes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-02
AS TO THIS MAN OWEN,
WHO WAS FORMERLY HARRIsoN's
IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER.

While Holding That Position He Gave
st. Louis Man Permission to Inn
port Welchmen Under Contract to
"Foster Mckinley Tarin INDUSTRIES
Assistant Secretary NettIetOn
Tried Hard to Have Owen Removed,
But the .'Exigencfes" of the Case
Demanded His RetentiOn-Ensley's
Case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13

1t Is to be hoped that Receiver Dick.
ey Will hereafter open lie tax Office at
the hour designated by law and thus
prevent complamt5 from eAusperated
tax payera BY his Decay the other
day some forty or htty men were
forced to lose an hour or more OF
time, and s0me Of them were almost
ready to resort TO force when the
door OF The Office was opened. To
make the matter worse, 1t ls said, Mr.
Dickey was in Lie Office, aud Snew
that the crowd Of men wore waiting
TO pay their taxes Now wa ask him
as truthful man, II lie thinks Ills
conduct on this OCCASION was light OF
sust? Would he have tamely submit.
ted to such treatment at the hands Of
any public officer. II Le would no,
how can he blame o'Legs .9raot doing
soH He should do us lie would 10 done
by OF prepare to take the consequen.
ees. A similar delay may result n
breaking down tho Office door and
then WHO would be TO bl4me2 Ar
honest man as tie claims to be. wifi
conform to the law, will perform
bis duty aud not be respouslbls
wholly or In part. for deeds Of VIC,
iencs, Il is pity that a whip camel
be placed in every hand TO lash ras
cNls naked through the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13

II reports lie true the leaders OF the
Democratic party in this State are as
greedy and INSCRIPTIONS in their de-
mands for money. as the ringsters
who control the elections In New YORK
and received bIibes from vlolators Of
the law in order to ill their private
purses or to enrich the treasury Of
their party. How many OF the office.
holders in our State have been shame.
fully taxed TO swell the corruption
fund We shall never know. Dut 1t is
eald that appointments were tondereu
to certain parties on condition that
they would donate largo percentage
OF their salaries for party purposes.
1t Is also whispered that one seu.le-
man who Was all uspiranL Tor post
master was asNed to contribute one
half OF his salary for party purposes.
and when lie declined TO entertain
the proposition his nHlue was quietly
dropped from the Is o. applicants.
Whether Colonel Moore was required
10 submit to any sneA ApoiitI0n we
ara not prepltel TO say, Tat 10 can
tell the amount Ge WITS tas~I II he
does not deem IL tmDuiItlc to 10 SO.
We have 10 doubt That tho coatrllIu-
tion demanded was a laIge one as il
the case OF tho nomination for Con
gress as Que OF Eg!gneI lIandy's
irlends snll If ho t!lt not say It uim
s1lf when you Sell yolr bIrthrlgat
be sure you got the uess Of pottage
in return.
The corruption fund 0ftne party has
been greatly swollen by these and
other devices aud 1t Is Important that
every honest man should be On his
guard against bribery and auca UtheI
tricks as enabled the Mckdnes il
New York and tho couvlcta in New
Jersey to control the elections ant
return Just such maiorities as suited
themselves. To all voters we woQil
gay: eternal vigilance 10 tue price Of
liberty" ITO be forewarnel 10 to l.,
iorearmed"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13


II ID said that quito large number
OF men who called ON Collector John
T. Diokey to pay their tax have been
curtly informed. that the tax
had already been paid. On being ask'
cd to give duplicate receipt the col.
lector declined to do so on the ground
that he had not the necessary time. II
these men will persevere 1t may bs
that they can get receipts or dupllca
tes. but they are put to q great deal Of
trouble anc Inconvenience. and many
OF them think that this course hal
been adopted by the collector. In or
der to cheat them out of their votes
1t Is to be hoped that their suspicious
are unfounded, as Mr.. Dlckey lie a mar
of his word, and designs to do the
fair and square thing. SO that men viii
not say when he goes out OF Office
that he Intentionally did wrong OF
was guilty OF a mean aotionI Cal
again gentlemen and do not be pui
off until you are given receipts Oh
duplicates even II you have to fight
for them. let justice be done though
the heavens fall.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13

eral. who have tried It and been cur
ed
Here Is tho voluntary testimony Of
most estlmable lady. that che was
cured by DIR. Greenes Nervura blood
and nerve remedy.
1t Is wonderful tribute to the great
valuo of this medicin in curing dis.
ease. There lie large class tof people
who. while not exactly sick. suffer
from extreme nervousness, feel weak
and tired, lack their old time strength
and ambition. They do not eat or
sleep we'll, wake mornings tired, with
dull-feeling head and no inclination to
take hold OF their work.
To all such we would recommend
DR.. Green's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, for 1t will certainly give
strong nerves and vigorous bodies-in
TACT will mako you strong and well.
This medicine Ia recommended by
doctors. 1t is not patent medicine,
but the prescription of the most sue
cessful living specialist in curing ner-
yous and chronic diseases. DIR. Greene.
OF So West l4th st., New York City. He
has the largest practice in the world.
and this grand medical discovery is
the result of his vast experience. The
great reputation Of DR.. Greene is q
guarantee that his medicine will cure
and the fact that he can be consulted
by any one at any time free of charge,
personally or by letter, gives absolute
assurance of the beneficial action of
this wonderful medicine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13
D.mosratio a1lsn.n.ssm.ns.


Brsdstreet and Dun report q loss d
%, 0oo, 900. 900 to trade since the in.
auguration Of President Cleveland. Tt
this must be added about ESQ, 900, 900 Of
q defcit In tina national finances and
$50, 600, 900 of bonds issued to carry on
the government. II the results Of the
new tariff bill should prove to be all
that its friends have claimed for IL, il
will have to earn o., 900, 900, 900 each
year Of the remainder Of Presiden,
Cleveland's term IN order to place the
government and the people in as good
condition financially 90 they were ON the
9Th day Of November. 1S9a, when Gro
yer Cleveland was elected. This is more
than any Democratic administration has
accomplished.
The Democrats were in power sc years
previous to the present term of Mr..
Cleveland. For that whole period the
balance of trade against as amounts to
about $40, 900. 900 per annum. If we are
to depend upon the foreign trade. 1000
years of Democratic rule would not
bring back to us that which the Demo.
Gratis have lost in the last two years.
From 1874 to 1894 there never was o
deficit in the treasury, bat on June so,
1894, under the management of the
present administration, real deficit did
occur,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13

The inutility OF book far ming was
pretty thoroughly explained short
time ago. by a gentleman who had q
farm in Texas, and at the same time 0
good lesson was Impaired 10 tariff The
gentleman said, his theory OF farming
was right;he Understood chemistry. the
action OF fertilizers, tho termination
of seeds, the proper application Of
plant food, the preparation OF the soil
and everything relating to husbandry
while his neighbor who had no partie u
lar theory, or was not able to explain
it, he noticed generally raised better
crops. and was better satisfied with
results. He was Dem ocrat. and hi
believed his theory was right. but he
had been forced to admit that Repub.
lican policy produced the best results
for tho people generally and the coun
try at large. Theories may do yer!
we'll on paper but results are the hes
indications OF utility. as 1t has beef
said on various occasions the test o
the pudding is In eating it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13

The celebration OF the l05th ami
versary of Asbury NJ. L. Church, com.
mencing to morrow morning and con
timing until Wednesday evening. with
an excellent program, promises to be
"a great success. Asbury Church /:
the pride OF Methodism. of not OILY
this city, but also Of the entirs PENN
sula and the country at large. 1t IL
tho mother OF Whining top Methodism
and is probably the only Methods
Church on the Continent that has sen
out so many organizations, and still
retains its influence over the eomlnu
nifty. The large crowds that attend
services every Sabbath show the hol
tn e "OldChurch" has on the affection
of the people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13
We have received this remarkably

We have received this remarkably
interesting letter, with the accom-
panylng beautiful portrait from Miss
Z. Burke, OF Amoskeag, N. H.. and
we place them before our readers;
"Scon after graduating from school
was stricken down with nervous
Iprostration, and no ono but God
knows what | suffered.
Il was 80 nervous that the least
little thing would cause my heart to
lllutter and palpitate. l was also
troubled with severe headache and
dizziness. which untitled me for any
mental work. | tried several highly
recommended compounds, but they
did me nogood.
AT last, decided to give DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy trial. What a bleselng II
has proved to me! | car truly say
that I owe my present excellent health
to DR.. Greenes Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. We keep 1t In the
house. as 1t cures sick headache OF
neuralgia In every case, and gives I'm
mediate relief.
81 am 30 grateful for the good this
Wonderful remedy has done me, and
in order that other poor sufferers may
be pointed to the path OF health. i
deem II my duty to state what DIR.
Greene'Y Nervura blood and nerve
remedy has done for me. My faith IL
SO strong In this grand medicine
which has down me so much good.
that urge others to use 1t aud get
well. have recommended 1t to sew.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13


Thsse are the newly elected officers
Endeavor Society:
President. Ashton R. Tatnali; vice.
president. Charles b. Woodrow; re-
cording secretary, Mise Flora Med
lholdt; corresponding secretary. Miss
Florence Plat; treasurer. Misc Jennie
Elliott; chairman Of lookout commit
ltee, Mrs. Alexander Jones; prayer
Injecting. Miss Emma M. Doud; social.
Miss Margaret J. Rogers; missionary,
Miss Florence Plat; good literature,
Mrs. ]. L.. Roberts; calling, Miss Re
lDecca A. Stewart.
A special meeting OF the executive
committee Of the local union will be
lneld on Tuesday evening In st. Paul's
II. L. Church.
Tho annual state convention will be
held at Milford on October 25 and 26.
/ he programme is as follow:
Thursday-4.30 p. M reception toll
delegates. 7.30 song service; leader,
Professor Kerns Of Philadelphia; the
new Christian Endeavor song book
will DO used. 7.45. devotional exercise,
tho Rev. H. Il. Bunsteln. 7.55, wordsl
Of welcome, Misc Cora d. Sipple. ST.
annual address by the Rev. r. III
Mason, state president. 8. so, conven.
tion sermon. 0, appointment OF conf
mtttees.
Friday--830 q. M. sunrise prayerl
meetlng, led by J. Fletcher Deakyne, |
Iof Middletown; 0. song service; $50
prayer and Scripture reading, led byl
the Rev. Al. Hutchinson, OF Harring
ton; 9.40, two, minute report of socie.
liies, conducted by the state secretary i
Il0.45, business; 1I.30. state and dis.
Itrlct secretary reports; IL. recess; D.
i'm. cong service; 2.l0, address byI
William L. Shaw, treasurer u. y. al
E.; $40, address on Good Citizen
ship" by the Rev. s. b. Meessr OF Will
mington; 3.l5. junior rally. conducted
by the Rev. A. Ii. Hibshmann OF East
Stroudburg. Pa; addresses on The
Greatest Woe OF the Nation" the Rev.
j. d. O. Hanna. OF Wilmington; 7l5
prayer and praise service. the Rev. S.
O. Obrum OF Laurel; 745. address on
Capturing Moral Niagaras." the Rev.
II. T. McEwen of New York; 825 ad |
dress on work for and by Youngl
Man."W. H II. Smith. chairman, "Washl
l96;;" 9eonsecration service. led by VII
liam e. Shaw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13

Without giving away personal secrets,
very many Of our friends in Washing
ton are able to bear testimony to the fact
that number Of Democratic congress
men say they regret the necessity of go
ing before their constituents In the com
ing campaign. They do not know how
they are to explain many things that
have happened, among them some which
were not purely Democratic. Grover
Cleveland called these things by pecul-
lar names-"party perfidy," Demo
cratic dishonor," Inconsistencies, =
"crudities, etc. and although these
terms may not be found of much assist
anoe to the orators of his party on the
stump it still remains necessary to ex
plain to the people the things to which
they were applied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13
Installation at 81. Georxes.

Last evening Past Grand Patriarch
VIM. l.. German. accompanied by ,
delegation OF officers, ainstalle1 tn,
following officers OF Phoenix encamp
ment, No. 10, |. U. OF: G. p. Vim
Hutchinson; H. p, John II. Cross
land; S. ", WIN. l. Sparks; J. W.
Joseph G. Grassland; Scribe, Ii. c
Clarke; treasurer, Josesh Heisel; O.S.
James Hudson; |, S.. Joseph Helsel
guide Cleaver Bryan; LIST W, L. b
Vail; 2nd w. l.. q. Pierce; 3rd W
Fred Blackston; 4th W, George Ii
SWAIN; Il. OF T., L, Il. Racine and
ia mes B. Macy
After the installation an oyster sup
per was served. TO which full justice
was done,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13

! There are advertisements going the
rounds OF the press and they have al
last struck Wilmington. The one we
particularly allude to is headed; ANY
one can Make Money" Then goes on
the advertisement to say as high as 30
per cent. profit has been earned and
paid in u month to those going into
the syndicate. 10 our readers and the
public we would say that the thing ia
a big fraud. You can't got so per cent.
on months honesty and no firm or
Syndicate can pay it. These firms are
springlng up In large numbers In Chi
Icago and New York. Don't be fooled
But keep your money at home and nut
il in the Saving Institution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13

A pleasant surprise party was at
tended at the residence OF Miss Louisa
Baerenback. In honor of her l7tl
birthday, ut No. EOS Eighth avenue
Amohg those present wete:
Misses Agnes Baereuback and Idi
Workman, from Philadelphia Mani,
Nugent, Miss l.. Vernon. from New
port; Mamie Smith. Dover: Lydi,
Meredith, Mamie Browning, Ftorle
Nugeut, Katie West, Newark; MIR. and
Mrs. German. Mr. aud Mrs. Barrett
Messrs. Joe sweeney, Edward Curnes
Frank Miller, Dorla MeDonah, Vii
Council, Jersey; Marty Medley. ION
Rhine, Mr.. Kennel. Harry Hawke
John Nugent, George MGGloskey, Tom
Money, frank Conner from the
country,
Refreshments were served at IL
o'clock. aud all retired to their homes
at an early hour, Wishing Louisa many
more happy birthdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13
The Reappearlug of the Golden Age.

Those acquainted with Democratic
history remember the prophecies that
have gone forth from that party concern
ing the return of the golden age as tn,
result of tariff legislation. Now that
real Democratic tariff bill once more
finds its place upon the statute books of
the United States the golden age must
surely come to bless the industries of
America. We shall await with consid-
cradle anxiety the first edition of the
report as to how this return period has
blessed traded and commerce l. months
hence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13
DIadeiey Triumphant.

An all.day jubilee service at Madelay
nj. e. Church. Corner OF Claymon'
and b. Streets. will celebrate their
triumph. The church has been re.
Ilieved OF sense OF bondage to deb
that has rested on them for severa
years. ...-..
Rev. II. S. Dulany breaches at 10. sc
a. IN. At $50 .. M, there will he {
lnymen's platform meeting. Rev. j
ID. @. Hanna breaches at 7S0. The pres
lent pastor. Rev. ID. f. Waddell, ID. ID.
has been in charge three years. Every
body Is invited to attend. The RAISING
|of this debt during the past two and
half years OF hard times is heroic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13
Mr. Kirk NIL ItiglIf,


The Chcs err News says:
Yesterday William I Kirk. OF vii
mihgLon, Delaware, but formerly oil
this place, was IN town for few hours
In CONVEX. alton with d reporter of the
News lie stated that about two week.
ago lie tramped ON IA nail which raj
through the sole Of his shoe aud pene
ttratGd his foot 50 deeply as 20 iniurt
one Of the bones under the instep. He
mad been laid up for several days un.
der the doctors care. but had beer
able to 30 out again Tor two or three
day
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13
The Wolves and the Sheen.

Once on n time the Wolves sent al
embassy to the Sheep, desiring that
there might be peace between them fol
the time to come. why" said they,
should we be forever waging thi.
deadly strife? Those wicked Dogs are
the cause Of 1t all; they are necessarily
barking at us and provoking us. " The
silly Sheep listened, the Dogs were dis
missed, and the flock, thus deprived OF
their protection, became an easy prey
to their treacherous enemy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13

All county tax receipts are good fol
two years. Those dated 1895 are good
to vote on this year. So remember
this fact and get registered to- IN orrow.
Don't fall to vote at the coming cleo
ton II you wish WORK the coming win.
ter. We don't want soup houses but
work for the mechanic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-13
sncred Henri sndnHIn

st. Mary's Church was crowded last
night to witness the reception OF 2OT
members Into the s0daltty ot the
Sacred Heart. lnder Father BerminR.
LAIN leadership enthusiasm has bean
revived and Father Kelly feels delight
ed with tho grand work of his people
Father Birmingham delivered an clio
quent address OF tho Sacred Heart.