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Griggs courier., 1894-08-31
The News Condensed.
Important intelligence From All Parts.
CONGRESSIONAL.
RoDnlo p Saga1nn-


THE senate was not in session on the 2lst....
In the house there was not o quorum present
when its session began, but members sought to
take up several measures by unanimous con-
sent. The senate bill allowing an additional
$4,000 for the public building at Little Rock,
Ark, was passed. The senate bill for the ex-
clusion and deportation OF alien anarchists
was called up, but objection being made to its
consideration it went over under the rules.
In the senate on the 22d the memhers pres
ent at the opening session numbered twenty
one-less than half Of a quorum. The vice
president announced his signature to the de-
fciency bill. A motion was made that the
sergeant-at-arms be directed to request the
attendance Of absent senators, which he did.
and an executive session was held. The house
was not in session.
AFTER an hours wait the senate on the e3d
was unable to secure o quorum, and adjourned.
A clerk reached the capitol with some impor-
tant nominations, but owing to the absence Of
quorum they could not be laid before the
senate -. In the house the chairman of the
committee on naval affairs presented the pre-
liminary report upon the investigation Of the
armor plate and billets furnished to the gov
ernment by the Carnegie Steel company. The
bill to give the Hutchinson Southern Rail-
road company two more years In which to
build the road through the Indian territory
was passed
In the senate on the oath the house joint reso-
luton WIS adopted for o final adjournment
August % ut p. M, after which an executive
session was held. and all nominations to which
no objections were offered were confirmed ...
In the house a joint resolution was adopted for
q final adjournment on the 2Stb. The anti
anarchist bill was brought up and an amend
Iment to 1t offered, but objection being made to
nts consideration the bill went over.
Griggs courier., 1894-08-31
Normal Schools.

Al board meeting of the normal
schools the following were chosen the
FACULTY for the ensuing year:
valley City normal school-Prof. G.
"A. Mcfarland. principal; Laura L.
Perine, Florence Woodward, M. w.
barnes. Joseph Shafer, Elsie Hodley,
Cora NJ. Rowlins.
Mayville school-Prof. L. b. Avery,
Principal; L. c. Wooster, Mrs. Mary v,
Mastard, J. T. Perego, Miss Electa Syl.
vester, c. P. Alvord. Miss Jennie E.
Nennehy, Anna L. Barnam.
Griggs courier., 1894-08-31

care you getting many bites?" asked
one man of another, who was angling
in a New Jersey stream.
"Plenty." was the laconic reply.
''Are you catching many?'
''Not one."
"How's that?"
'"They fly away"
ely? The fishes fly away?" re-
peated the questioner in amazement.
''Who is talking about fish?"
"I am"
'Well, I'm not"
"What are you talking about?''
Mosquitoes" ."-Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
Griggs courier., 1894-08-31
Fish for Dexila Lake.

Capt. Palmer has been notified that
within the next 60 days one of the u.
8. fish commission cars will deliver at
Devils Lake 100 black bass, fifty crop
pie. fifty perch and 100 catfish, which
will be used in the establishment of a
fish hatchery and for the purpose OF
populating the lake with fish.
Griggs courier., 1894-08-31
FOREIGN.

HEAVY rains in Mexico have caused
the overflow of the Nassas river. Fif-
teen persons were drowned and many
families were made homeless.
BRITISH CONSUL HATCH and several
Americans were decoyed to prison by
Spanish authorities at Bluefields.
A PLOT to assassinate President Hip
polyte, of Hayti, was exposed by the
sweetheart of one of the conspirators,
most of whom were captured.
CANADIAN liberals, through their
leader, Sir William Laurier, have de-
clared for free raw materials and a
revenue tariff.
ADVISES from Corea state that in q
battle between Chinese and Japanese
300 of the latter were killed.
CHRISTOPHER F. FRAZER, of Toronto,
until recently commissioner of public
works in the Toronto cabinet, was
found dead in bed.
AMERICANS and Englishmen arrested
at Bluedelds by Madriz consented to
be taken to Managua for trial rather
than submit to exile.
REsoLCTIoNs were passed by 10000
persons in London demanding the
abolishment of the house of lords
CHINESE soldiers who murdered Rev.
James Wylie. the Presbyterian mis-
sionary at Ligo Yang, will be be-
headed.
In her speech proroguing the British
parliament the queen said strict neu-
trality would be observed in the war
between China and Japan.
Six persons were killed and much
property destroyed by a dynamite ex-
plosion in the mines at Minillos,
Mexico.
MORE than 5000, 900 feet of lumber,
ready for the American market, was
destroyed by fire at Ottawa, Ont, the
loss being 100000.
A TERRIBLE hurricane swept over the
Sea of Azov, in Russia, and many ves-
sells were sunk and over 1000 persons
drowned.
Griggs courier., 1894-08-31
TENNEssKE republicans in state con-
at Nashville nominated H. CLAW

TENNEssKE republicans ia state con-
vention at Nashville nominated II. Clay
Evans for governor.
at Omaha nominated q ticket headed
by Thomas ]. Majors for governor.
NOMINATIONS for congress were made
as follows on the 23d: New Jersey,
First district, a. c. Loudenslager
(rep.) Tennessee, Third district, Fos-
ter v. Brown (rep.). Nebraska, Sixth
district, Omar M. KEN (pop.). Kansas,
Third district, w. 7. Sapp (dem.).
Pennsylvania, Fortieth district, ID. s.
Walton (rep.); Twenty-eighth district,
Aaron Williams (dem.). North Caroli-
ma. Sixth district, J. A. Lockart
(dem.). New York, Twenty-third dis
trict. w. I. Foote, Jr. (rep.). Missou-
ri, Seventh district, G. B. Wislxer (pro. J..
Virginia, Fifth district, Claude Swan
son (dem.}. Sixth district, o. c. Rucker
(pro.); Tenth district, Edmund r..
Cooke (pop.). Missouri, Fifth district.
B. p. White (pro.). Florida, Second
district, C.. NJ. Cooper (dem.); Mont
Atkinson (pop.).
NEBRASKA populists nominated a
ticket headed by Silas A. Holcomb for
governor.
DEMOCRATS in state convention at
San Francisco nominated Congress-
man James Budd for governor.
JOHN NEWELL, of Chicago, aged 81,
president and general manager of. the
Lake Shore railroad, died of apoplexy
at Youngstown, o.
In convention at Reno the republic
| ans of Nevada nominated A. C. Cleve-
land for governor.
The democrats of the Fifth Califor-
mia district nominated j. P. Kelly for
congress and Daniel G. ,McKinnon was
nominated by the populists in the
First district of Florida.
Griggs courier., 1894-08-31

IT makes the crab blush when he gets Into
hot water.-Philadelphi Record.
Griggs courier., 1894-08-31

WHEN a man does not want to do thing,
he says: Il cannot;" when he cannot do it,
he says: II don't want .'-Fleigende Blat-
ter.
Griggs courier., 1894-08-31
Hay Fever SuMerer1-

Do you know that
The Greatest Hay Fever Resort
In the West is BAYFIELD,, Wis.,.
On the Southern Shore of Lake Superiora
And that the best way to reach this resort
Is via ''The North Western Line''-
c., st. r., n. q O. R'yi
For excursion rates to Lake Superior Cities
And via steamer lines for short trips
To Port Arthur and around Isle Royale
1.-THE Gem Isle Of the Great Unsalted Sea"
Apply to your local agent.
Griggs courier., 1894-08-31

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PIFAsE
sse'e that yes sav tAs Advestassoest IN tAis
DoDess
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-14

pes ffiirmiI6en @olens, bds ale
S6ranfen unb 9tHberniiie bIinblings
beieitigen mO9te, bfsaus, mir jpllen
uns geniigen laiIen an bem Slid, sinz
amber gefunoen unb seteuHt gu baten,
bas tit eine grinnerung, bic als etipas
t6itltdes unfer san5es ferueres 2ebea
iiberitrablt. SD babe fiir's erite einen
beideioenen Birtungstreis gefunben
unb bin iotpeit Sufrieben; 0sun ipem
tit es ipobl pergSnnt, grabe auf benz
pluB gu iteben, pobin ibn Dunib
unb innerite Neigung 5ieben9 Beriuz
6e aud Ou sufrieben gu iein, Dag
mus! 0u legit fortgeisBt Sein S6idial
in meine !Sdnbe, it ioa bsItimmen,
bas lit gu biel, ih tann bic 8erGutz
iportung nift auf mid nebmen. SIT
es Dir unmDgli6, bic @be nit 9fgnes
6aiuburg einSugeben, fiir9teit TI
inter ben porliegenbeH 8erbGltnihen
ods ungliid fir Gud beibe, nun, bann
fdiIe Mutb unb tbeile ibr f9onenb'
NIT, mas Iie bon Dir gu erfparten
babe, buB Ou nit elmer ,Susenbneisung
fGMpfit, bic ii9 mur ldrgfdm eritiden
lieBe; uer5eibt @gnes ntD perIpridt.
9ebulb gu iiben, bann, UsGguus, mage
es gstroit; benn in bieiem 5dle lit ibre
2iebs 70 ftdrf, - bab es i1r gelingen
pirb, Did gu beiiesen. Vie tHnisiten
9riibe ienbet auuItan5e."
9lls Der 9rief sei6lofen uub nit
Der Ibrehe perleben fertig pnr ihr lag.
perIdnt &pnitanae in Elm burnpfes8riiz
ten; unh pdbreub iie bann 10 ndlab,
in Der ununtsrbrp9enen S!ilIe Der
fpGten Gtunbey ba pernabm tie plot
lid ithmei1elnDeStimmen aus:bem ei=
genen struern, uuo ielbItpergsifen, err
ftarrt bon benz ilnmer ipieber srneuten
S6mer3 YIN ben perlorenen @elis6ten,
lauihte iis bielem Stimmen, BIZ, perlp>
denb auf fie einreheten:
nWtagnlrs Sptmfen ift mad niat nor
Sein gigentbum; IS bebdrf nurseines
Bintes, unh er prrldBt Seutfdldnb,
Inn bierber 81 fommen; Ou fptrf bte
Seine iperbsr,. - Gurer pereiHten
Sbattraft pirb es selinsen, beuz Gs,=
Rsnsunterbalt gu f9affen; unb ein
Slid, ipie nur bic tiibniten SrGlIure
esa aussemalt lit Seia."
Cine @iertsiitunhe mo9te 10 Der
gp1usen fein; aus &snitanses 8rHt
rang ficb Elm tiefer Geiifaer, iparuu
mar srube ibr, bas aleri9perite geS
eeben, bic ftets mn neuem an lie bers
anttstenbe 8eriu9uny. pel6e itanoA
bait gu beiiesen lie nit iebem SropfeH
ibres 9er3blutes5 erfauftn mubte9
giein. 9lub bieier &el6 pirb beg
iiberseben. Nur Mutb bebalten, &opf
pben - bic 9pttesquelLs innerer 2rGFt
erItartt nit btm erniten Wollen. Hur
feit itsben i'm, Sfilr1ne Rnb unerttpegH
Der 3ufunft in's 9tuge bliden. bic forI
Dbe in ibrer troItloiem @iniamteit err
f9eint.. limb bic bolbeWhIie bleibt; aug !
ben Siefen Der Seeie lGc9elt lie ibiid)z
tern unb legt nit surtsr 9Gnben BAL
fam auf bas serrifIene Sera; bic pfor<
ten ibres berrli6eu Hei9es iteben of
fen uHb bringen benz equGlten Menz
f9enfiabe linbernbesl Gersefen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-14
Gin Rieienfaabe.

Carl ulri6 1T Der Same zines boff.
HGnssbolIen Rieientnaben, lpel6sr sus
3eit in Berlin sur Sdau geiteIlt ipirb.
Sns 8iiri96en, ipel9es erit Ia Sabre
5Gbli, tpiest Bel elmer 9r6be BON nabes
gu feds SUB bic &leinigteit Don $50
pfuno. 8is au ieinem britten Sc.
bensiabre mar Gdrls @nttuidelung
Sur6aus normal, pann erit begdnH
dein fubelbaitss Da4ien in bic 2dngs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-14

arb grsitsc. prcfsiior 9ir6oip, lprfs
tss ben ilnsgsn 9tiefen senau beubdtb-
ttts, ertldrt,, OaB iefas Orsune normal
fitmtipniren unb CUTE 4u8ii9t Dor.
barben lit, t1B GarI 6ereiEIt ale Ries
fem N ben Staatten I iStlem Riro. @a5
feiEv geiitige gnttptoslung unbetrifft,
10 ldbt bieielS nids5 5lr piinfdeu
ii6rtI,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-14
dut. BeIub (tr6Ret cine

= gu gut. 8sIu6 (tr6Fet eine
reinsnbs 1raD: @rdmen Sic ii9
iiber iible Na6reee ui9t! Die 0dapt>
fade 1T bod, baB Sbr Serr @srlcbf
BON Sbrtr llnidulb iiber5eugt it'll -
SSrau: gefpiB in er has, Der SUE, -
mebr tuie i4 ieIbit!
- W poerm Gr: Sd babe Gin
Ginfommen bon $500 idbrlia; aldua
ben Sic, oaB mir uns bamit oer].irls
then tOnnen2 = sic: Rsin; uber iuir
tonnen urs bamit immerbin o,rloben.
- OeutIi9. unterofficier (iR
Der Reitbdbn): 0ragoner WtiiIIer, Sic
bdngsn pieoer bulb auf bsm pfsrbs
uuo balb i'm Qrreitl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-14

Sie Sabres3eit Der @efpitter. Wtnb=
itObe, BON Resenihalsrn begleitet =
gliibenb beige 2uft; bic Ratur atbmet
pie i'm 1ieber; bic bunfeln SarbentDne
erI9einen. fammetartig, auf ben mat
teren ribt ber Shleier Der Sdytperz
mutb. Die tropif6s 2anbI9aft glei6t
beute einem W2eni6ennntliB, bas gez
tpeint bat, - es iit fperiger f9On, als
unter ieinem 2d1eifS aber Inn 10 ausz
brudsbnler..
@nn Der Seit1ing Santa GruS aber
bonnern bic 8annnen on allen Dffentz
liden @ehGuben ipebte heute, ben Is.
Nppember, gum eriten Male bas neue
Sternenbanner Der Sreibeit! 8raIilien
iit Hepublit! ueher Tadt bat iid3 ipie
Elm Wiuber bic u1rbfutige Repolutipn
bnil5pgem. her erete &aiier lit ipeiie
Der uehermabt geipi4en, iein Sbron
ouf imnrer seitiirSt. 9ensral Oeoboro
yonieeu bat Iid5 an bic Spite Der
Mrmee geIte[lt uub iubelnb begriibt bas
@uit in Inn ben BrGiioenten bes neuen
&tnQtes.
Die 2dben limb seI6loHen, in ber
RieienItabt berrf6t ernite gfube; nur
pie ON ben perfloiienen Sagen rufen
bin uno fpieoer trunfene Stimmem
nGs lebe 0eoboro! Sort nit BEN
aaiier, nieber nit alien Sprannen unb
Oespoten! Die Monarbie iit iiber=
ipunben, mir iinb bas freie Bolt Der
Reuen Delt, bus ii9 ielbit resieren
tdnn."
9lrmer, ebler &aiier; alt unb trunt
trifft ibn unb bic Seinen, na9 ~ piel
9lana. bas barte Coos bes 9ed6teten,
ber8erbannung aus Der geliebten, ions
nigen Seimatb in elm fremoe&, taltes
Sruu bon Saiielba6 tpnute gar
ni6t bariiber binaustommen, paB ibre
10 fein eingeleiteten 8emiibungen, Oas
nield aus oem Suuie gu i9affen, gu
einem 70 beiIpiellpien Miberfols fir
lie ausgei6ldgen paren; iie bate be-
stpedt, bds Mdb6en oem 8rafen Roz
muno aus ben Iueen gu bringen, unb
mas mar Der @rfolg9 @srabe er, nm
beiienttpillen oas 9anse eingeleitet
iporbsn, nabm lie in iein Suus, unb
8alesta muBte iih geIteben, gum er,
item W2dle i'm 2eben eine unperseibz
fide 0ummbeit begangen su baben.
gluf teinen San gub iie inbeHen alz
les berloren. ntc1t i'm entfernteIfen; lp6
es Ii6 um ibre So6ter unb beren 8ers
iorguag fir bic 3utunft banoelte, ent=
tuidelte 0alestd bon SaIielbdh cine
Gnersie unb 9lusbauer, bic nit ben
S6pieristeiten fpu9s unb Iitber auF
ben Puntt gelungte, ba lie ppr gar
uihts mebr Suriidi9rat. Sbr plan
itanb bereits feIt; moreen, am Sonns
tag, no bic fleine 9eieIIIfaft BEL Rps
mano Itattfinben IolIte, beubIi9tiete
lie, ibm ibre He9ine in gan3 beionbes
rem duberen 9lanSe unter tie gluaen
Su fiibren, = er mubte iiberraicbt, ae=
blenbet iperben, unb pieGlei9t -
(5oytisBuns folat.)
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

Tho A mni Association OF tho Will
In In .ioI High School paItook OF sup
per at tbs dining room OF A. l. Ans
cow d Company last night. There
were about ssysnty.itve members of
tn !, association present.
DrSwithin Chandler. the president OF
the ASSOCIATION. presided. and John j.
Wheeler acted as toast master. TOasts
wore responfe to as follows:
The High school of the Past" 5. J.
Wiley,
Board OF Education" Charles
Baird.
High School. Present and Future"
A. ii. Berlin.
Public School System" d. W. Har.
Ian.
Glass OF "a" II. L. Bonham.
1.-THE Ladies." DR.. Swithtn Chandler.
1.-THE Alumni Association" Robert
Adair.
Short remarks were made by Messr 8.
Sutton; Biore. Field. OF the class OF
81. and Wier and Foreman OF '92.
Officers we've elected as folio VS.:
President. Eiwood Layiield. So; vice
president. Herbert l.. Rice, '93; secre-
tary. Albert w. Forman. '03; treasurer,
James II, Mahalfy. '93; executive cora
mlttee. Howard ID. Ross, '9l; w. Stew.
art Almond. '76; @. s. Rico. 'S9; Homer
Litzenberg, 'o2i William W. Robinson,
93.
Among thoss prssont were: W. Stew
art Almond, DIR. John Palmer, James
H, Semple. Elwood ii. Brown, VIM. S.
Mitchell, Harry b. Tawresy. John /.
Whelan, Robert Adair. Elwood Lay.
field, Dr. Geo. II. Carmichael. Or.
Swithin Chandler, VIM. X. Cooley,
s. 8. Rice, Granville p. Alexander.
Jacob Foulk, Geo. Foulk. +. p. Klund.
VIM. Q. Alexander, Howard ID. Ross,
Irving A. Chandler, Guy J.. Wells.
Harvey L. Black. Abort W. Foreman,
James r. 3lahaiiy. Herbert l.. Rice. ".
w. Robinson. Victor &. JeiIerls. II. L.
LitzenberR anG all OF the present class
OF "a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27
SPECIAL mENrloN,

CuppinRand lssohinx. IaJ u. SECOND 80
NJ. r. Davis. Jeweier. Q Il, 2nd ST.
Cummings. the photographs, 500
Market street.
buy paints, oils. glass. ets.. Of Jas.
M, Bryan, LOT West Eighth street.
For oil stoves and gasoline stoves
go to j. ii. CLEAvEIs, T.. 4th street.
Cupping & leeching. Parker .sls hudson
American Laundry. COZ West Front st.
Roses cents per piece, or 80 cents
per dozen. at Hayden's, 702 Market st.
For first.olass dyeing and securing
go to the Delaware Dye Works. $40
King street.
The best tea and coffee In the city at
hard times prices at 40l Delaware Ave.
nue., w. IS, Moore.
Dir. SHINING White Pulmonic Ealsam,
the famous throat anu lung remedy
and hypophosphate or lung food. sos
King stteet.
IL you want to save money, go to
w. 3. Moore FOR your groceries ut 40l
Delaware Avenue; it will pay You to
go there and buy at bard times prices.
You will lind at Ross. 80 Market
street, the largest stock and best as
OF straw hats at prices guar
anteed the lowest in tho city; also a
choice selection of summer neckwear
at 25 aad soc.
CLAIMS. terrapins. oysters. Holsters,
25o dinners. first elass ladies' aud
gents restaurant 707'9,ll Shipiey st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

The ". @. 4. u. will give Dam ores t
medal contest. to be held 10 the NJ. L.
Church on Thursday evening June rs,
at 8 p. IN. Singing by J. H. King and
wife. of Wilmington. ex.Sec etary of
the Y. III. q. A.. The contestants are
the Misses Ethel Miller and Annie
Friat. Masters Walter Crawford. Her
bert Yeates and Willis Newbold. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Philadelphia.
have been spending few days with
DIR. and Mrs. Dickinson.
Miss Nellie Ghort. of Wilmington.
has been spending few days with
friends In this town.
Miss Edna Finn. of this town, will
graduate at the Chester High School
on Thursday Juno 70. Many OF her
friends expect to attend tho exercises
Mrs. Mary Dougherty and son, LIS vi
Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Peoples, an d
son Edward, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Osklns. OF this town.
A. f. and L. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27
THE COMING MAN.


A pair OF very chubby legs
lucased ~ scar. ct hose;
A pair of little study lOotB
With Father doubtful toes;
A little kin, II Iittia coat,
Cut as q mother can,
And 10! beft re rs stands In state
The futures coming man.
His eyes. perchnneP. will read the stars
And search their unknown ways:
Perchhnce tho human heart and sonl
viii open 10 their gazei
Perchnr &c their keen and flashing glance
VIII he II nations light
Those eyes that now arc wlsiful bent
On some big fellow ~ KITE.
Those hands-those little. busy hnnds-
so STICKY. small and brown;
Those hands. whose only mission seems
To pull all order down.
WEo know what hidden strength may be
Concealed within their gnhsp?
Though now tits but II tarry stick
In sturdy hold they clasp.
All. blessings on those little hands.
Whose work is yet undone,
And blessings OH those little feet.
Who're RAGS Is yet unrun!
And blessings on the Little brain.
That has not learned to plnul
VIII AZ eer the future holds In store,
God bless the coming mnnW
Boston Beacon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

CUMBERLAND, Nd, June 2J,-A feloui
ous assault was committed upon Mrs
Wesley Welsh, wife of farmer, who
lives about three miles out of town. 1t
happened about noon yesterday. A negro
stopped near the house to pick wild rasp-
berries. Mrs. Welsh ordered him away.
He made some impndent reply and moved
around to another patch just back of
Welsh's barn. She again ordered him TO
go away, threatening to send dog after
him. She ran toward the house, but
he caught her and, overpowering her,
dragged her to the house and accom-
plished his purpose. Upon hearing of the
crime the farmers In the neighborhood be-
gan searching for the negro. A sheriff's
posse has been organized to hunt him
datun
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

WILMINGTON LODGE No. lS4.-WIL-
HINsTos, DEL, JUNE 2lsT,, 1s94.-To
the Master Machinists and Brothers of
Wilmington Lodge. No. 1874. Utter
national Association OF MRchinists. -
Brothers, your committee offer the
following resolutions
Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove fIom on. midst our
esteemed brother and charter moin-
bsr Samuel l. Bailey. after long aud
painful Illness. which lie bore with
Christian tortitude to the last. There
fore be IL
Resolved. That i. Is but 9 tribute
to the memory OF the departed to sny
that in regretting his removal from
our mldst we mourn for one who was
In every way worthy OF our respect
and regard.
Resolved That to the family of our
late brother we tender our sincere
sympathies and We trust that God in
his goodness will assuaEe their gtief
and make them the object of his care.
Resolved. That as tritute of re.
lsDect to our deceased member. that
our charter be draped IN mourning
for the space of thirty days and that
"a copy of the above preamble and
resolutions be presented to the family.
MICHAEL A. CARnoL1,
PATRICK l.. MALoNEY.
HAIRY HOLLIS,
Committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

i'ho readers of this paper will be pleas
ed TO learn thut there 10 Mt least one
dreaded disease that science has been
aule to cure in all its stages, and that is
Caterrh. Halls Catarrh euro " the Only
positive cure known TO the med cal fl a.
icrnity. Catarrh being II ns!itutiunal
diseHse. requires constitutional treat
mcnt. Halls catarrh Cure il AIKEN inter-
nally. actlnI diroc ~ upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. thereby
destroying the disease, AMI 4 wing the pa
ticnt strength by building up the constl-
tuition and assisting nature in doing its
work. The sproprietorA have so much
r One Hundred Dollars for any case
that 1t fails 10 cure. Send for II t of testi.
mOnials. Address,
II. j. CHENEY 4 co, Props. Toledo, o,
is-sold by Druggists rs cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

There is no doubt In tho matter
Whatever that the sale Of clothing now
going on at No. 224 Market street has
desire to mike a Renteet appearance.
Most especially do we note mems
tweed cassimere suits that thoy are
selling at S2.7S, and tho manager OF
the sale AYERS that the suits are worth
.ully IS. And then he has linen coat
ut rs cents. which is OF good quality.
Now who would be without o thin
Market street at such low figure,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27
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the most frequent cause
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June 81. = Mon
days wind aud hailstorm in Kansas was
more severe than at first supposed. Be
sides the destruction Of numerous build
ings, of fruit and grain, several creeks
were overlooked and bridges and tracks
swept away. At Toronto the Baptist
church aud several stores were wrecked,
Creeks are swollen and half dozen
bridges were swept away. Thousands of
acres Of corn and wheat have been washed
out, and dozens Of farmers lose their en-
tire crnna
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

CAMDEN, MI. June 2T.-Charles Benny,
the ll-year-old Camden boy who was
burned at the stake on March l2 last by
several Juvenile companions, died at the
Homeopathic hospital, in Camden, yester-
day. The little fellow never left the hos
pitul from the day his charred body was
taken there until his remains were re-
moved to the home of his parents yester-
day. The boys mind had been affected
by the agonies he had undergone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

The two hundred employees OF the
Pullman Company at Ludlow, n.y..
have struck und will remain out until
the company Consents to arblti ate
Morning Advertiser.
Under the Trust schedule every
workman with family who earne,
under Democratic Free Trade tariff
fills per day will contribute of this
sum two cents per day as HE share of
the assessment given for the privilege
of electing a Democratic Congress
two years ago Philadelphia Press.
LONDON, June 25 Bulletins posted
this morning say that the infant heir
to the throne at Great Britain ls doing
well.