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Cooks

COOK In small hotel or clubhouse or nr-t-,ias
-, boarding house; thoroughly competent Ray a.
W. ibth st
CoOK--German Protestant woman az cook on zen.
eral houseworker small family: city or cDgh,ry
Call Mira d. POS y. 18TH St
COOK by competent woman; will assls Win
Sashingi city or country; best Of references
1923 w. 3Sd st, room 6.
COOK. good by week or month; or will assist 4
be generally useful sleep home 1874 W l.,h
ST., rear house. room 8.
CoOK-Girl to do cooking 4 assist with NuhlnE;
years reference. Apply between , 4 =. ~
Saturday. sos E. l25th ST.. top floor.
COOK. first class, will do plain washing; city
reference SO5 =. 2tth 1t, ID floor. back
CoOK-Respectable young woman a. cool. washer
at, Sd floor. back.
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PORTER-Young man as porter or lunchman;
hrat- references. John. 22s Chauncey st..
BROOKLYN
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YOUNG MAN with dog fancer. where he can
learn the business advance himself. Dog.
hoN WDFld
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YOUNG MAN. 81, understanding German type
writing. seeks permanent position In some
large house; has had years experience In all
branches Of once work; is good correspondent
without dictationl q has excellent references
expectations to salary moderate. Trustwor-
TIM. East Oranl-,. y. ].
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STRONG young American. 20, at anything. Sam
uel Hutton. 1865 Chrystie st. Il
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TWO YOUNG MEN. capable OF taking charge q
kitchen, boarding house. hotel; city or countrys
references. Cook. 235 It'll
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EVENING sITUATIoN-Young man for evenings
in gents furnishing or other business. Expert
enced. box 2s3 World.
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USEFUL MAN tEnglish). q. in private family,
good city references. Jay. 50 Clinton place.
NALET-First-clsss man. OF many years experi-
ence; has travelled considerably; thorourhly
understands everything connected with the duties
OF valet or travelling servant; best Of refer
ences; disengaged. " O.. 81 f. tlst vt.
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YOUNG MAN Is in once where he can advances
himself, Geo. Weber 27S Delaney ST.
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YOUSG MAN. Is. desires position where he ean
aival &c about years with present employer IN
book business; references T. o. H.. So Hufnstl
St East Orange, n. J. W
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UPPER FILTER -Good shoe upper ntter or cutter
wants steady place on custom work; good ex-
perienee In srRds NJ. London is Jefferson st.
USEFUL MAN-Deserving young man will Wort, IN
hotel or restaurant for his board H., box 2st
World untoyn - " -
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lege course desires respectable position Of hon
esty & trust; we'll adapted for business, teaching
Journalism. sc. r. J. L., box SOC World, uptown.
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YOUNG MAN 90 with good references; not afraid
OF work James Lewis 1884 W, 2sth st.
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PORTER-YounE man as porter, bellman or eie-
vator man; has hrst-class reference. ALFRED
How, 1877 W. nth st.
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YOUNG MAN. q. good porter packer, with ss-
perence in shipping desires situation; good ref-
erences, So Reliable, box go World, uptown.
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FIJI MIXERS HELPER--Young man, 2 years cr-
perience can do all kinds OF small jobbiua,
any wages. Gordon, 40 Monroe st.
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YOUNG MAN In general store; country preferred
2 years experience Address J. A. Mott 1870
leIl Emltun st. nrn0klyn. ~
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PORrER-Noung man tcolored) as porter or USE
ful man. II. Myrick, 3Oi w 3sth St. 18th floor,
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IS THIS The FIREBUG?
The Staten Island Police Arrest
One John schsuton'
They Have Had Him Under SurSe''-
lance for Some Time.
.,d Declare that He Fired Two
Barns This Morning.

PORT RICHMOND, s. l.. Sept. 20
rha staten Island firebug has at last
teen captured after destroying much
nrouerty along the north shore of Staten
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Young MAN Of excellent habits requires position
~ trust. Al references: security given. l. O..
tnX 224 World, uptown.
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COACHMAN or groom for a young man who has
lived with me during summer; is good
driver, honest. sober industrious. Inquire Of
l.. p, Rider, 1883 Dean st, j. Toohy, IA
Baltic st, BROOKLYN.
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YOUNG MAN, %, wishes some honorable smplo
ment. hest reference. @, II. MArschalk. % co
C I'd ST.. Brooklyn.
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YOUNG MAN, IS wants work evenings. 70
outside or at home. A. II, Kline, 2It w. liza
YOUNG MAN. II, wants responsible position,i
estate bonds given. d. D.. box 10 World. :
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COOK, efncent, all-round. strictly temperate
where; reasonable wages. Minimum $50 Bergen
| ST., Brooklyn.
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- WILL he paid for steady position; Waterman
cashier tlmrNue7eT, ticket hoppe; wages about
Sl2. best references Cash lj9 T. i7th Al.
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CUTTER OF ability: IS years experience good
recommendations J. H.. care OF H. BllsssrL
u W, t2d q.
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aged woman to do general
housework in small family, or mind child. 34b
hyth at
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usEwoRK-Respectable young widow. with
baby. in small family; city or country 3li E.
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STENoGRAPHER a typewriter young man, in
any capacity; experienced; references. b.. box
81 World.
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LUMBER; can do gas-nttlns. steam-ntting Z
9TH st. South Brooklyn.
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sTENoGRAPHER 0ady); can furnish refer
ences from present employer IL necessary.
1907
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DRUGGIST. registered Is years experience.
7pcdklng English h German; experienced pre-
scriptlonist best references city preferred. Lud-
wig SO Il 7th st
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lady. beginner. as stem
ographer typewriter. Miss j.. OF Bour-
geois w AID at
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TUTDR--Catholic gentleman tutor or valet :
will make himself generally useful: excellent
recommendations. Valet. 33s ". 18th st.
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SfENOGRAPHER-An experienced lady stenog-
rapher ONCE assistant; salary $40 Plnney.
| $50 W, 1850
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sTENoGRAPHER typewriter. lady, to work In
brooklyn; some experience necessary. Box
2S5 RAILWAY N J.
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sTENoGRAPHER & TYPEwRITER-Young lady;
has had experience. G.. 1874 Monroe st. B'klyn,
STENOGRApHEE nady). beginner In Office;
would furnish machtne salary no object, Pest
ton, 270 w. 23i st.
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COACHMAN-By young man, single; thoroughly
understands business in all its branches good,
careful driver; city country; best references;
country preferred; call SEQ last employer. 10
w. 74th st.
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BooKKEEPER, thorough; several years practi-
cal experience best references Books. 1852
9th ave.
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Ri%O THEM Upi

''-.tf , 'sz4 .- .I.a. Z rast. like 20 work
t..t' s.'r rrfy ~ x zs8 " sgh ST
Lts.gh-. s-~at4 taIf ~ gAEs, thoroughly under.
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grainer: good letterert
glider on wood or glass, by day or Job. Al
fred. ZIG Ileld ave. DrooklYn
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DRIvER-strong young han. Is for bakers or
delivery wagon; can speak German; references
4 security II required. A. knoeller. III T. lOSth.
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COPYHpLDER rcyscr; years experience, un-
eN-cpuonable references, Copy box lA World.
CUTTER tailor also good salesman so have
been In business for myself number OF years:
now giving up. owing a. bad times. reference
city or country salary moderate. Address u, l..
O. 1863 Ave. A.
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General Houseworkerx.

oUSEwORK-Respectable coiored woman, in
fat. Call 3s7 It'll ave, bell II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman to do Homework In
small family; good plain cook; city references.
Advertiser H.. 305 +. gath st.
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KITCHEN FIREMAN & good order cook; hotel
restaurant, city or country, e. box 302 World
LAWYER Of experience university & Iaw-school
graduate. desires mercantile position, amount
OF SALARY no object references security Bar
Association. box ~ World.
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hotel or clubhouse or nr-t-,iars
q; thoroughly competent Ray. a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

MISS BldG Eps SELECT SCHOOL. 9Th
4f1 and King streets, re-opens Sept. 10.
Both eexsa admitted. Address RACH Ell
D. BI06 EH. 6s4 ". 9TH street at any time,
Or call At the sob DOL any morniua between
and II from August al 70 Sept. 10 a3-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

! sails In on the pilgrim and runs him
around till he DROPS dead of heart failure
Then / hitchss Tbs hoss to the wagon and
pulls ont. and I've bin In SIGH hurry
that 1 didn't examine the plundsr till an
hour ago. Has sum great sorrer entered
my souif Jist look at that, will ycrf"
LAS nigh a. kin make out, " sez as
examined the cargo Of the wagon, we've
got a panoramy on hand"
Whats her mishani"
'.To instruct and amoose While she
winds her graceful way across the stage
her owner stands with = hand on his
moral heart and expla4us the pictur's.
The fust one pears to me to be a paintin
of the Alps"
1.-THE Alpsi What do 1 keer fur the
Alps' What want ar clothes and grub
and tools Pilgrim, 70 pears to hey @
tender heart"
"As tender as ohild's"
"Then help me out of this yere. Take
the boss, and the wagon, and the piano.
RAINY and gin me $40 in cash."
''As bosses and wagons and panoram-
les ar way down, OWN to hard times,
Ill gin ye ST."
Say IS, and the outfit ar yours, and
on top the cash yen hev the blessin's of
grateful man.
/ gin him IS In cash and two bottles Of
my Cherokee sassyparilly, warranted to
tech the vital spot II taken acoordin to
direckshuns, and he went away happy
and Encouraged man. The panoramy
will be q Teacher of my next stand. 1t
has pictur's of the Alps the Rhine, Mia
gary falls, Paris, London and other
p'ints, and shall explain them to the au-
jeence in conneckshun with the sale Of
my Cherokee sassyparilly and Magic &C.
ment, both wanted in every respectable
family. 1 now feel that hev got together
q combinashun OF intelleck, yarchew and
entheosiasm which will ensoore me a hos
tile welcome in every town and settlement
In this Oklahomy kentry.
AUSTIN KEENH,
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The OHIO MILITIA TRAGEDY.

!. Ehs Mayor ~ WAsA1ns<sn Court Hsuss
Upholds the Coroner's Verdict. =
WAsHINeToN O. H., o., Nov. 1.-THE
mayor, in support Of tho coroner's verdict
In the recent firing upon mob, has sent
strong letter to Governor Mckinley in
which he asks him to come to Washington
Court House to investigate personally the
charges Of murder against Colonel Colt
and Sheriff Cook. The mayor writes that
Colonel Colt, who commanded the militia
Oct. IL, would have been in no danger
whatever II he had obeyed the summons Of
the coroner and came to Washington to
testify. He insists that there WINS no mob,
and the people OF Fayette county have
done nothing whatever to authorize such
stories as have been started by Colonel
Colt and his friends
The mayor asserts that there were mot
exceeding twenty Ave persons in the court
house grounds, and most Of them were
boys, when Colonel Colt ordered the SOL
diers to fire. The people Of Fayette county
were opposed to lynching, and had SO de-
clared repeatedly that day. Colonel c IL
made mistake in shutting himself and
the troops up In the court house. and
imagining that the boys outside consti-
tuted mob, and firing through the dr. ,rs
without warning to innocent spect ors
and those passing along the street. He
says If Colonel Colt had been outside and
seen tho crowd he would never have fired
on it, The mayor insists that there never
was any cause for firing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-The prevailing
impression in this city regarding the I'll.
gantic insurance swindle which resulted
In the arrest In Boston of Herman Mud
get, otherwise known as II. H. Holmes
and variety of other aliases, is that the
corpse found In the Callowhill street house,
and upon which the $40 coo were obtained,
was not bogus corpse, but was in reality
that of the beneficiary, B. f. Pitzell, and
that he was murdered by Holmes. This is
the belief not only Of the detectives of the
Fidelity Insurance company, which was
30 cleverly victimized, but of Superinten-
dent Of Police Linden and the coroner.
They think that the confession made by
Holmes last night, detailing the conspi-
racy, was ruse to avert the theory of his
having made away with the IMAM who for
eight years was his partner in crime. Mrs
Pitzell, wifeof the victim, or conspirator,
was arrested today.
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(, CnppinGArd lsscning. i1s q. Bepondss
N. II Davla Jewsler.- . u. 9Rd sc
CupptnB &iseokfns. Parker. sys Madison
Amsrican Laundry 60s West Front St
Strong cough candy ct Fcrguson'a II
East Second street.
The beat tea and coffee In the city at
bard times prices at 40l Delaware Ave nue..
w. 8. Moore.
Money 10 loan at pavldow 4 Co.'S.
All who desire to have complete set
OF the Dore bible Hlstory should leave
their order at this office. F0
Dr.. Simms White Pulmontc Dalsam, the
famous throat and lung remedy and
hypophosphate or lung food. 606 King
street
Solid gold pens at Davldow d Co.'S.
simms Liver Pills quick In curl ng
hesdachs. splendld liver stlmuiane; best
street.
Go to s. N. Smeltz for all kinds Of
fruits and produce. wholesale or retail.
East 4th street. between King and Market
II you want to savs money. 20 to W.
=. Moore FOR your groceries at 4ol Della
ware Avenue; 1t will pay you to 70 there
and buy at hard times prlces.
Ladies' gold watches at DavIdow Il CO.. Q
The hoaithy. wealthy and Wise all use
Or. Simms White Pulmonlc Balsam.
when troubled with coughs. sore throat.
lung diseases. &c., Coz and 81. Depot 606
King street.
All who deslre to have a complete set
OF the Dore Bible History should leave
their order at this olIlce.
Solid gold rings at Davldow & Co.'s.
For hrst.class dyelng and securing 10
to the Delaware Dye Works. 80 King
street.
Watches repaired at DayIdow Il Co.'S
Guns and pistols Mt Davldow & Co.'S,
For diamonds. watches and jewelry see
Davidow d. Co.. the pawnbrohers and
jewellers. 2i6 Market street.
All kinds OF repairing done at Dayidow
d Goa.
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THURSDAY. NOV. %. 1884
Al 10 o,ciock n. ma

AT 10 O'Clock a. MT
| E,~i6 HEAD OF GOOD HORSES ann
No. i.Jane D. Standard and Registered ~
| Overatreet Wilkes was second in the 4 r }V1&
a. Dover; theoniy race she was ever n,
and SAFE for a lady to drive, can SHOW EXX
No; Z brown mare IL aads highs yssrs ~
sired BY Coioael Lambert, q son of H&&1X
Lambert. with weeks handling. tbs &8I|
WORK she ever had, she trotted at Coil3y61<&
| with a better handling can trot q mile fES3
year In go or better.
No. Joe L, Seal brown gelding, 1bk banda
sire Of Coreni 2.isX. Count Robert at&X.
Nelly ,McGregor 3 u and IS others In th1 IT,
| TWO men In wagon under all circum1tAR1@<
No 4 Sea Shell. years Old bay, hand
reaard ana sa e BY yo border
| lenle l,y Abdalla ID She is an open &i}f
trottcr has had no handbag, can SNOWY H.
GAIT Also y Others well Bred drivers ~
workers by trotting bred sircs. 49,
| R&lH 10 Head OF fatten 'ng hogs and sbes>nls
| Shire, ! stock berkshire Boar Z Poial,a n ~
| sows and berkshire sows due about thu WIE
81 Febr uarv, l5u Plymouth Rock chickenx
Farming Utensils. ? farm wagons, Gsahr5s
depot wagon. nearly new. Moving maafs isN
single harness. and full limo OF goods ~ ~.
ab!c to carry on a large farm. The aloxn.
goods were MI lrohased last spring ~ 645I
corn. 800 bushels OF cots and many other &y~l
tices not here enumerated but will be poaj~s
lively sold without reserve; sale Will Gfniq -
~ O'Clock. 10 rises to be sold at J o clock go
shown In harness. Catalogues can be hsl -
calling at our auction room with fun FN3Es!
grecs. 49,
Terms of sair.-Ail sums of s25 aud lnns
cash, on all sums over tIat amount . cretf&
oil 10 months will be given by the purcba3eE
giving bankablc note with an APPROX Al -
uorser. Interest added or por cent on -
cash on cr5dit sums. 49,.
l. W. stidham&s Son. Auc. W. NJ RAUsTIS.
ul4-It. wf-s nl-k-W II
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WibhcS, dllu IL Id LIZ AiEab Ahh NVLr oN
can't wreck the THE RUN. !"
life of that ar yarmint inside of two min
its III go back OH him forever"
"Let him purceed to bizness ma'am.
should hate to go back on Gny hog, fur he
plays far game, hat II he's the sort of
critter to be downed by a FIVE legge5, hump
backed wolf, who hash ! even sst sun
burned nose to make hin bewbifui then
TN no longer a friend If tbs -Icite yer
yarmint to wade In
She melted, and Ramulus was tackled,
In the innercsnce of his speerlt he wasn't
spectin anythin and was rolled over at
the fust pop and purity nigh licked. Then
he rekivers from his astonishment and
humps hisself, and 80 seconds arter the
first hump he had this wolf on the run.
WAS it far foutf'' ser to the female
when the conflict was over.
She was, y SCI she, land We kin add
the conkered to yer colleckshun. / raised
that wolf from pip and was on my way
to Last Chance to sail him to a sideshow
man fur So in cash. Take him along Il
enhance the enthusiasm of yer show, fur
wouldn't be found dead with anythin
which hog could wallopi''
That's the way I cum by the wolf,
which hain't dedicated nor moosicai nor
up to tricks, but will nevertheless bangle
his extra leg in a way to amoose the chill
dren while thar parents listen to the lec-
tur' deliver from the platform On that
same AFTERNOON, while was yit two miles
from Pilgrims Roost, I brings up agin
man drivin an ole boss and wabblin
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shD "oLf' sents pictur' arter
plctur' to the eyes of tho intelligent au-
1eence.
As was wendin my windin way across
the kentry lords the peaceful and highly
moral town of Pilgrims Roost, driyin my
dedicated hog afore me and treatin my
1umpin frog and exhibishun grasshopper
with fathers tenderness, meets up
with female of the opposite sex. She
was on foot and kiverin four feet Of ground
ct every step, and she was carryin q club
on her nigh shoulder and leadin the five
legged wolf with piece of BEDFORD. She
stops and looks at me and splits on her
hands and gifts ready to WELD the club,
and my material feelin's lords her sex
makes me take Off my hat and bow before
her as the hollyhock bends to the mornin
breeze and say:
Fair lady, pass thee by in peace, and
my best wishes attend theel''
Fur which," SEE she in shoutin way,
because luv my Teller men and vim
min and wouldst hev no riot with any.
body"
What sort of a reptile hev ye got yere7''
she ASKS as she gins my dedicated hog q
tap with her club, which causes him to
fetch groan of anguish.
"He was born hog" seq ], placin my
hand or my affectionate heart, "but has
bin dedicated till he kin almost pass fur
a human bein.'
kin he sing7"
''He kin, 1na'am, though I never In
oournige him to do SO in the presence Of
strangers, perticklorly when them stran,
gers hev moosic in thar souls themselves.
az I think is the case with the purson
aioie mo.
What's his hest holtf" SCI she, smilin
IN blandhess at my words of praise
"A 'playin two handed euci.re, ma am"
That's no eddecashnn to bag about.
How ar he on the foutg
''Thc ways of hog ar, gincrally ways
of peace, ma'an, but I'm thinkin Ramu-
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oon n n" Or hossl' he yells.
hoees Look at that ar
wagon! Look at the trick that was
played on the most childlike reptile in all
Cherokee as the shadders of midnight lay
upon the airth last nightl''
kin take 1t that sum great sorrer has
entered yer souli" seq as l gifts ready to
shed tears with him.
''of course ye kin. That's what I'm a.
oussin about and grieviu over. Last night
I Gums upon the camp of the pilgrim who
owns this outfit. it looks to me TO be
likely outfit fur to juIen nlaipl on, and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

CHICAGO, Nov. Ia large detail of DO.
lice was called ou6 to quell bread riot In
the city hall. Two hundred and fifty dis
charged employees Of the water depart
ment gathered about the comptroller's
Office and demanded the wages duo them,
The comptroller sent clerk to inform the
men that there was no money in the city
treasury to pay them Instantly the crowd
became riotous. Cries of bread and threats
OF instant vengeance were howled forth by
tie angry crowd, and the comptroller
garheiing his clerks barred the doors to
his Office and sent q hurried call for police.
men, who dispersed the mob after sc rue
difficulty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

Laramie, wyo., Nov. 19.--John Tregah-
tng, a convict serving a life sentence In the
state pententiary for the murder of George
B. Henderson, in Fremont county In 1891,
escaped In some manner unknown Satur-
day afternoon during a snow storm. War
den Adams has offered $500 for the appre.
hension OF tina prisoner Tregahing lis the
second prisoner who has gotten away in
the past two months, the other being Kim
teh Kinney, the .attle thief
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 19,-Richard Leach, 30
years old, florist, who lived with his re
puted wife, Mary Hope Newkirk, at 44s
West Forty ninth street, killed her early
yesterday morning and then tried to end
his own life by cutting his throat with the
same weapon, a small penknife The man
will probably recover. The first known of
the crime was when Leach appeared at
the police station bleeding from a wound
In the throat. IT have just killed my
love-" he moaned continually. He was
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

Immense Crowds Who Had Been Waiting
10 View thn Czar's Body for tho Last
Time yns - to Gain Abundance to the
Catbedrai.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

OwENsBoRo, Ky, Nov, ia bloody
battle was fought here yesterday in which
John Ashby, an ex-policeman, and Jack
Heverin, a grocer and saloonist, were NOR
tally wounded and a policeman wounded
Hcvefln told Ashby and his gang to stop
dancing in his place on Sunday This led
to general fight, in which nineteen shots
were fired. Ashby has n bullet in his
lung and will die. Jack Heverin also re-
ceiyed fatal wounds. There were eleven
participants In the fight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

PARIS, Nov. ia dispatch from Grand
Bassam, Upper Guinea, states that the
French have captured the stronghold of
the Akapsass natives without loss. Some
OF the Akapless warriors recently killed
fifteen negroes at Kriniabo. A French
force attacked the natives and killed many
OF them. The French lost one killed and
many wounded. A French punitive expe.
dition was then sent against the natives,
and the above dispatch shows that their
mission has been successful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

LEBANON, Pa, Nov. 19.-James Lin
thurst a veteran o; the war, is under ar
rest here charged with assault and battery
with intent 60 kill Daniel J. Condran, who
.c lying iii 1T his residence. Linthurst was
intoxicated AID evidently in u frenzy. He
threw himself upon Condran, grasped him
by the throat and threatened to kill him.
With the greatest difficulty he was dragged
from Condran's PROSTATE form and the
making of the information followed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-19

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov, ia special to
The Times from Dickson City says: Peter
Munley, head man at the Richmond shaft,
fell 800 feet down the shaft yesterday He
was picked up by friends, and lis still alive.
His back was broken and he suffered SER
ious internal injuries