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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15

A1ssstst ssi bss ..1&slt4es Deatstea" sss GsmN
0sss0seaao (GsnatsoD Dtiatt)l Gejhe 0gSNss ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
0rabf@rttten.

Mian tam ben BiberIpru9 ni9t setter
treibem,
glIs bi.ier, Der Uewobner bieier @ruft.
Gr wirb, wenn @ott 3ur MuferitebunS
ruff.
aus purem Wiberipru@ bier liesen bIei'
ben! .. .u
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
bur9 einen piftoleni9ub ein gnbe

our4 einen piitoleni9ub etn gnoe
madbte.
po,pen battle lid erit Dor Rur3em BON
ieiner @attin setrennt unb ii4 bel Grau
Me2augblin, bic Elm &oitbaus beiab.
etnquartirt. Das Yaar beabii4tiste
fi4 gu perbeiratben, na&bem poiuell
eine Sdeibung erlangt babe, es lam
aber 5,pii4en ben beiben ,pesen Der 81.
feriudt oes Mannes 3u bdnfsen Strei+
tisfeiten unb tpieberbolt bate Yomell
bte Grau bebrobt. Sen Samitas Mbenb
Derbro9te ct nit 6rau Mc2ougbltn,
ibren bret Rinbern unb ibrer 51meiter,
sleid na9bem bic 2ektere unb bic Sin.
Der it4 3ur @ube beeeben batten, be-
sins ct bic fur9tbare Sbat. pomell
binterlieB Elm S9reiben, in uelhem ct
ertldrte, nit ber Trau perbeiratbet 9e-
ueien 3u 1ein, tn einem li9ten Aagen.
bid aber. ben bic s5rau nod bate, ftellte
lie bies in Mbrebe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15

Sm Oauiad iebr erfabren s.ss
9Sar e, ba er bas Qidt sei4aut,
Selbit als er nun ms Grab ianf, parea
Die Burmer iebr uon ibm erbaut.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
6enuethuune perIanet.

8erli \, 13. Nob. - Non Sonoier,
Marocco, fommt bic gia9ridt, bab Elm
Seutl4er, Jran5 9eumann nit Namsn,
om 6. Nopember bon ginseborenen err
morbet tporben lit. Ser beutl9e Sc.
ianbte in Maroeco bat ben Muftrae ers
balten, li4 iofort nod Seq su beeeben
unb @enustbuuns fir oieien Morb gu
perlan9en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
furhtbarer Sturm.

8ruiIel, 13. Nop.-gin fur9tba-
ret Sturm wiitbete bier beute Morsen.
Is tuuroen piele @ebdube serfort. Bis
jest tpuroen Ia Yerionen als get6btet
an9emelbet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15

9ier fault elm Mentner in Der grbe Baud.
QSas iest Ct tbut. that Ct i'm Qeben aud.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15

6ier rubt elm Dibter ifia unb ftumm,
eSsnn er elm Geiit mar, 10 sins' er um.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
Shredlihes 8lutbao.

2onoon, II. Nop.-gine Depel9e
aus onitantinopel an bic rDailp Wews"
melbet, bab mdbrenb zines tlrsli9 er=
fol9ten ansrtffes bon Seiten Der 8uroen
5000 @rmenier, 0arunter piele Weiber
unb Rlnoer, in Der Ndbe BON Moojb, in
tiirtil4 Irmenien, niebersemeBelt uoroen
ieien. 25 Ortldaften tpuroen serltDrt.
Oie tiirfil1en 8eamten erfldren oies
fiir mnwabr unb bebaupten, bas @erii9t
lei in Tolse Der ltnterbriduns zines
tleinen Nufltanoes in iener @esenb ent.
itanben. Ser britiide 8otldafter lit
NIT unterluduns Der Nnselesenbeit be-
]ddfti9t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
Das Sesrdbnie oes 5aren.
Nahrihten aus Rublano..

eliinsf6rs. Sinnlanb, 13. gop.
Die folgenbe Depelhe an bieGinnldnber
w'ro eeroH Hentli9t: 2ibabien, 6. Nopbr.
Oa mir bnr1 Die @nabe @ottes ,um
@roBbersog ponGinnlanb seuoroen limb,
10 piinlben Bir Die &runbaelese bes
2anbes, ebenlo ale Me9te unb Yripi.
lesisn Der 8lrser aufredt su erbalten, in
berielben Weiie. tuie he lie bis6er oenoie
len taben. Wtr perlpre&en ale bieie
prtnile9ten ben 8iireern. in gemdsbeii
nit ber Gonfttution bes QonbeA
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Sdnserfeit pom 1896.

Dittsburs, pa., 1S. Nop. - Die
Worbereitunsen fiir bas int Sabre 1896
in bieler @tabt ob3ubaltenoe 8unbes=
Idnaerfeit bes norbweltli9en Sdnger=
bunbes 1nb BON Seiten ber biefsen 8es
ionapereine nunmebr enersild in Mneriff
oenommen morben. Sn Der lesten
Somltao itattsebabten Delesatenpers
iammluns waren 25 8elanspereine Der
beiben S9msiterltdbte unb umsegenb
oertreten. Sic Betbeilisun9 on ben
Oebotten tpar cine lberaus lebbafte unb
liek erfennen, boB nidat allein bic beut.
idben Wereine, ionberu bas son3e biefSe
SeutI&tbum ibr M69li&fes tbun iper.
BEN, UNI ben erfols bes Iefes ~ fi&ern.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
Das neue Peilmittel.

Berlin, 13. Nop. Gin 'Neaie=
rungscirfular III BON ben itdbtiiden Be-
b0rben uno 2anbrdtben ausseeeben
tporben, in tpel&em bic Nnldaffuns BON
Oipbtberia @erum gum Beiten Der
armen, aus Difentliden @eloern befiir-
tpprtet tpirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
Die mahlen in Norwe9en.

@6rtitianio, 13. Nop. - 8ei ben
Stort6ingmablen murben SO Mitglieber
ber Re@ten unb SO Mitslieber Der 2in=
Ten ertpdblt. ein tleiner &eminn fir bic
Qinte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
6roBer 9dnferott.

OroBer Odnferott.
9apre. IL. Nop. - Oie Baum=
tpolles uno Raffee-@roBbanoler 8ul& II.
80. falirten 9eitern nit $1,O0O,O 900
Werbinoli6feiten. Oie Mftipa betraoen
500. 600, meifens aus@runoeieentbum
beltebeno. Die Jirma tpirb Iib au flo=
len. Oas 6aaen Der Baumtpollenpreije
lou ben 8anferptt perurladt baben.
Die Setde oes 3aren.
st. Yeters 13. Nop. --
Seroloe perfiinoi9ten seitern, bab bic
2eihe bes 3aren Mleraneer III. heute
.Morsen I'm lOubr eintreiten lperbe. Oie
9otels Itno iiberfiillt uno ale 5enlter an
ben StraBen. melhe Der 3ue paifirt.
iino Dermietbet. Das Wetter lit ldbau-
oerbaft, ipas Der s5eisr sroBen Gintraa
tbut. Oie proeellion lit in 13 Mbtheis
lun9en getbeilt. Oie erite Mbtbeiluna
umfaBt bic Gamilienmitslieber. sSeoer
Nbtbeilung tuirb eine 5tanbarte poran=
setrasen.
Das Sesrdbntf oes 5aren.
Berlin, Ii. Nop. - Sn elmer De=
pel4e BON st. petersburg on bic &bl-
niIhe 3eituns tutrb semelbet, oaB bos
8esrdbnib bes 3aren auf ben 20. So.
pember lefseiekt 1T, uno bab bic Wer-
mablung bes 3aren Ni9olas nit Mlice,
8rinSeifn BON 9elien Oarmitabt, biz
ipdteitens am 26 Nopember ltottfinben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
noro uno- SeIbftmoro.

pittsbute, Ya., 13. Nop.-0enrp
potuea brohte in Der Na4t pom Sams.
tag gum @onntas in Nicorp, BET Nu-
DIETER, Ya.. etner Grau Soptro Wte-
2ausbltn apei t6btli9e G9ubunn0en
bel, worauf er ieinem eisensn 0eben
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09

Residents of the northern eni of this
county. says tho West Chester News, are
much Interested IN the arrangements for
testing powder, on land belonging TO the
DUPONT Company OF Wilmington.
Az often rs t~ice month, or there
abouts. a gang OF men In the employ OF
tho company will go to the spot with
quantity OF powder. and will take 1t into
the little house where the cannon is kept.
few shots Will be Tired TO ward the ieIgh
boring hillside and then Gata regarding
the velocity OF The ball are recorded for
reporlng to the uperntenGent.
1he bail Is shot into about thirty tons
OF sand. which holds II fast SO that IL cun
be recovered and used again II desired.
An Indicator shows tho velocity of tho
missile anu tine weight with which it
strikes.
One Of the unpleasant parts Of the action
is The kick OF rebo0nd of the cannon, when
/; goes OF. The first few times the range
was used showed that the masonry which
held 1t was not sufficiently strong, and
tha walls, being battered down In this
way. had to be- rebuilt la mora substau-
tai way.
Il haye never beei present at ono of the
tests" observed II resideut of That locality
tins morning. "because no special invita-.
tioH3 have been sent out, and the an
nuuncsments are not made In this news.
papers We see tho SMOKE and hear the
report, and by that Means We know the
shooting Ia oye..'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09
Com.nerclnl COLLEGE Roll Honor.

This ta the Roll OF Honor lisL of the Col.
dey Wilmington Commercial College.
Theory department. uooS keeping high.
est. w, b. Gregg. %; next highest. 1. L..
Malouey. ~: Incidental highest, 9S w. Il.
Gregg. Examn TONS II, l., Canpheil, s.
II. Baker l. l.. Alaloney John H. Nichol,
Jr., next highest 81. Miss l.. b. Jones.
highest, 70, 5. Ii. Baker. Eenmanshlp,
hghest w. u. Gregg s.; IL .xt highest s.
II. Nater, II. L. Campbell l.. r. Malopey,
j. III. Gibbons, so. Spelling, highest, 100.
w. Il. Gregg; next highest 10 Misses Al.
l.. Chadwick b. Y. MeI1lrof,K g. WooIal,
5. ii. Baker. A, Hiape Correspond .ne3
highest 80 Miss Lydia Wallin; noxt nigh
est SIS. W. II. oiiins.
highest general average, "a W. b
Gregg; next highest, 81. 5. Ii Baker.
l'rze for rapid calculation. first, r. ihcR.
nun; second j. A. uipple Practice de.
partment, business olticss highest 96 w.
lodge and w B. Iru!It; next highest,
% i. X. Gallant. bookkeeping highest,
OF Miss NJ. H. Smith; next nignest. 81 II.
q Riale. incidental oSaininatlona, high.
est 100. j. K. kaagah; next highest, o.
Miss NJ. II. smith. Arithmetic, highest
9S Mlss NJ II. smith, W. b lruitl; next
highest o. L. r. Gallant. Penmnn hip,
highest 81, v T. Pippini next highest, 81,
Ii. j liarman.
spelling highest 100. V P. Plppin: next
highest, 30, Miss Il j. Thomas. ". A.
Lodge. Correspondence, 100 highest,
Alias ii. 4; smith; next highest, 80, ". A.
Lodge. Highest general average. 93, w.
A. Lodge; next highest %. V. r. plpDin
Prizes for rapid calculat on. first. l. Il.
Gslnnt; second W, Matterson, The ut.
tendance has Increased greatly since last
month, the students are doing good work,
and everything is gong along nicely.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09

Tho Boston Transcript has the follow.
ing Professor kudolpf Folb, OF Leipzig.
giving their number, order and dates for
the coming year in the colurans OF the
Deutsche Kaiser kalender for 1895.
states that observations begun In 1868
convinced linn that the lnliusnce OF the
attraction OF the moon and sun upon the
waters OF the sea had similar effect
upon the ocean OF the earth's atmosphere,
as well as upon tine liquid and volatile
masses contained In the Interior of our
globe. He discovered that great atmos.
pheric disturbances, shocks OF earth
quake and explosions In mines wer, sur
prisingly often cOincident with the days
upon which the most extensive tiues and
other oceanic commoti0ns were caused
by the Influence OF either moon or sun,
or both
These periods Professor Falb distIn-
tinguishes by the name OF ''critical days."
because they mark. on the one side. peri
oIlcai "turDing.points' in the equilibrium
OF the neGtunin, ptutontc and atmospheric
masses, and on the other side afford the
measure and means for computing tho
degree and effect OF lunar and solar forces
upon our planet.
The individual consultations effeoting
each for itself an increase of these forces
are First the perigee that 10, the time
when moon and earth are nearest to one
another; second, the moons equatorial
position; third, tho perlholion, when our
globe Is nearest the sun; fourth, the sums
equatorial position; iifth. the syzygies. or
new moon and full moon; sixth. the lunar
or solar eclipses.
The coming yenr will be especially nota.
bic for the fact OF It's three most critical
days beng accompanied by eclipses. In
mentioning the dates In their different or.
,iers anu grades OF Individual effective.
ness Professor Falb takes care 10 state
that the Results OF tho strongest attrac.
tions often preceded ther "crltical days"
az theoretically computed by one or two
days while those OF lessor import may he
from two TO three days later than period
calIy liked.
Tho latter may also be tho case ut the
time of critical days OF the first order
Whenever long continuing aud atmos-
phrric pressure or eastern winds prevailed
previous to these dates. The following
are the critical days for 1895:
Ol the first order-Septeinb ber1S Marcbl1
August ~, February o. Octouer Is. April
3 July - and January IL.
Of the second order-llay 0. Novem Der
10. March 2B, April %. Dec SIN ber 81. Ooto.
Der II February "a. June ~, September
aud November 2.
OF The third order-May "a, December 9.
December IT, June Z, August 5.January 25,
and july Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09
NEW CAS- TILE NEWS
What is Trnnspirina In tho Pretty Town On
the uciaware.
Correspondence of 10 REPUBLICAN.
New CASTLE Nov. 9th

The Democrats have got the Group
by eating too mucn free tral 10 soup.
The people herb yesterday afternoon
waro surprlsed to see such IA well dressed
woman as May Smith come over to jail.
Size was recognizeN by some young mon
OIL her way from the station to the jail.
10 prevent further collisions with tho
wreck Of the sunkdn British steamer Alle-
9heny in Delaware Bay. gas buoy has
been placed at tie wreck by the light.
housoauthorittes Its position Is about $50
feet To the westward of the sunkrn yes
soils bow.
Wal or McClymeht met with a. painful
accident yesterday. lie was ut work in
the foundry Of the Delaware iron Works
and was going up b ladder to the scailold
ut the tuDola whel he missed his foot and
fell to the floor and had his ankle broken
and hlB instep badly sprained. lie was
laken to his home III Il Carriage and was
attended by Dr.. Ii. II. Iybout.
Superintendent Z. Is. Byrnes. OF the
New York Metropolitan insurance Com
pany, paid over tho amount OF the policy
held on tho life Of William Frye yesterday
TO his relatives He hal been insured for
56l4.
John Dellon redeved an appointment
In tho printing ollite at Washington last
saturday. and left for his now iield OF
lnbor on Wednesday, AFTERNOON
great victory, as several oil Its Inhabitants
have decorated lheit houses with the
American llug.
A movement is on foot for the Republl.
cans of this place to charter train and
go to wilmington on Monday night and
participate i'll the great parade.
Mrs. GArrick and son John are spending
three weeks IN Washington with frieuds.
Before their return home they will spend
IA week with friends III Virginia.
The schooner Libcla Bailey passed up
yesterday from BahKor aud reported that
at O,30 y. Iii. on "Wednesday might whtio
at anchor III the Dpinwaro Bay. of Ship
John, she was run INTO by an unknown
schooner. supposed to he tho Maine. hence
for Mlllyllle, n. j. The Balloy lost bow.
spirit, 1IbDooin aud cathead. and received
other damage. lie damage to tho un-
known vessel is not known.
Some oil the d sappointed Democrats
set the lie alloat hero yesterday that Car
michael was ELECTED sheriff by the olliGiat
canvass. MIR. Carmichael i3 u gentleman
highly esteemed Tut he belonged to the
wrong party and New Castle therefore
did not want him this time
Two of our bakers 1t is stated, have re.
duced the Drlce Of bread from live to
four cents Ioaf.
1t Is currently reported that the Della.
ware Iron Works VIII shortly enlarge It's
foundry. Tho ideA is to remove tho bell
we'd department tb another part OF tho
works ana move tho muchina shop TO
Whero the weld department Is at present.
lhiS viii nuke the foundry over 100 foot
IN length. The Grpat hydraulic crane will
be placed between tho machine shop and
foundry 30 that 1t eau ba utilized in both
departments. y LIP hoped that carrent re-.
ports are true.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09

TRENTON, Nov. 9.-The supreme court
decided us legally valid tho indictments
fou nd in Hudson county some time since,
against the old board OF street and water
col nnlissioners Of Jersey City for NAL
feasance in office. The indicted officials
are John l.. Madden, William Il. Cook,
Edward A Dugan, Charles J. Somers and
Stephen p Yoe. Tho court also rendered
decision setting aside an ordinance
passed by the water commissioners of New
ar4, granting the Consolidated Traction
company the right to lay trucks on certain
streets in that city. A decision was also
rendered in the case of Kennedy against
the city of Jersey City and the North
Hudson Traction company, opposing
trolley franchise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09

AT yesterdays afternoon session OF the
Womens Home Missionary Society of the
Presbytory OF New Castle devotional
services were conducted by Mrs. Turner.
Letters were read from the missionaries
stationed In the various mission schools.
Mrs Bertha Harlan read the report OF Tho
Christian Endeavor Society. She said that
there are twenty.three societies In the
Presbytery of New Castle, elaven OF which
contributed to homo missions. She made
an earnest plea for home missions. Mrs.
Shaw was elected secretary OF the depart
ment of freemen. The vice presidents
were then elected as follows Mrs.
Wharton. Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Collins Mrs.
Martindale, Mrs. Heaton. Mrs. diiohriss
and Miss Gilpin.
The address of tho afternoon was deliv-
cred by the Rev. Samuel McLanahan OF
Baltimore. He spoke OF the educational
work OF the society. especially In tho
West. He reviewed the work that car be
done In the United States. Before the
session closed short service was held
for the Junior Christian Endeavor Society.
The children marched into the church
singing Onward. Christian Solhiers." The
children sang several selections. after
which they were addressed by Mrs. Crosby
and Niles Emma Southard.
Tho next meeting OF the society will bo
held In Princess Anne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09
,ectors OF the Peninsula.

The annual meeting of the Ho meo.
pathic alehleal Society OF tho Delaware
Peninsula was held in this city yesterday
and was presided over by DR.. L. W. Finn
Drs. William I. kurtz, L. NJ. Deacon and
Charles r. Constables wore admitted to
membership. DIR. L. N. Slaughter read a
paper ON medical cases. DIR. J. H. Riies
subject was Surgery and DR.. George
III. Doane spoke OF. Tho Tissue Remedy. :"
These are tho newly elscted officers:
President. L. L. Negendank; Vice. presi-
dent, q. M. Doane; secretary, d. G Barlo W !;
treasurer, Il kittinger; state board of
medical exalniners. A. Nogendank. L. W.
Finn and J. Harmer Rile; delegates to
the American Institute of Homeopathy,
L. N Slaughter and q. NJ. Doane; alter
mates. l. N. Finn and l.. s. Anderson of
Dover,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-Flour quiet win.
ter supertine, S2ib2 10; winter extras, g.. $50
2.40; No winter family, S2,4012.5U; Pennsyl-
vania roller straight. 2,5oGt2.e0; western win.
ter, clear, S2.4cM26O. Wheat dull, steady,
with 5Siae. bid and 5Bi4n. asked for November
Corn lsg4c. lower, weak, with 5l5so. bid and
b2lsc. asked for December. Oats dull, un-
changeds with 35I6c. bid and 36c. asked for
November. Reef steady; beef hams, sl65odo
III picked bellies, 61sg,i Nc; picked shoulders
514@tj3Ac; picked hams. sll1 s14c, Lard firm;
western steam closed at S7.3j asked; city,
$6h01675 Butter firm; western dairy, ll6
15c.; do, creamery, i5a25c.; do, factory, 100
14c.; Elgins, 25c.; imitation creamery, l3@lSc;
New York dairy. l3Gta3c.; do. creamery, 15GD
2ic.; Pennsylvania creamery prints, extra,
24c.; do. choice, &c: do. fair TO good 2D6522c
prints jUbbiug at 25Q2s. Cheese firm; New
York, large, s@lolac.; do. small sieGllc.; part
skins, 81 Gs7c. ;ful skins, 2ILGt3c. Eggs steady,
New York and Pennsylvania 24i, a5c.; ice
house, l6lag2lc,; western fresh, 17G2jc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09

Mr.. EDIToH:-ln looking over tho list of
passengers, on the old hulk democracy
which Is to sail for two years voyage |
notice tile names uf some vefy important
passengers have been omitted, among
them being Ned" Stroud. Michael Conneu
who is now guest OF Sheriff Guuid and
being unable to leAre FOR sixty days will
join the pnrty later For tho beJter dlsci.
pllne OF tho crew l would suggest that
each man be Furnished with al A -l5 C. Card
and to be seated along tho deck for two
hours each day in inc following order:
Al Fountain al tho head of tho class,
taxpayer Bird at tile loot and Ned Stroud
In the middle. Tho rest oil the crew may
be arranged aceolc ing to RANK aud size.
Professor Handy should net as u school.
master. The school Will be known as
Professor HaudyB mlxod school scare.
crow. Mr. Willard salisbury should be
provided with copy of the consEitu tion
and bylaws OF tho A. p. a. Society and
read 1t TO the crew once each day.
MIR. George Gray should take u few din.
neT kettles along for tho benulit OF the
poor working mar OF course Marshal
Lannan would not think OF leaving with :.
out taking along his screw.driy er, as it
will lot he needed again in tho Centh
ward. ONE WHO Will Nor Go.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09

GEonGErowN. Del. Nov. O. From a
man up IL tree it looks as II Mr.. j. Ed ward
Addlcks would succeed tue Hon. Ant thony
higgins In THE United States sen nate,
whose term expires on tho fourth of
Marsh 1895. Mr. Aid ck5 has the solid
Sussex county delegation at his back and
with the certainty OF one member from
New Castle county and ono from Kent
county Mr., AddicKs is as sure of winning
the senatorial char as two times two
iuake3 fouf.
MIR. Adlcks first began to perfect his
plans over two yeafs ago, by having the
Republicans in Kent and Sussex County
get together anu SNAKE the pipe of peace.
The purity was org ,nized and every Iuaus'
right to cast u ballot looked utter. how
IL has turned out IL Can best bs Judged
from the way old Sussex Hoped and Kent
reduced It's old tinls Dam nerat.c IN ajority
10 49, A Republican sheriff was elected by
10 majority and one Representative by 20
majority i'll Kent.
MIR. Addlcis accompanied by his old
time II end. Mr. Robvrt Hauby. Senator
elect from Brandywlne hundred. vlsi cd
the Old aii cture5Qua city OF George.
town on Thursday anu seemed more han
pleased as Deiawnrean after Delawarean
rushed mp aud Rrasped him by the hand.
Nit. ftanhy III his hesterlsld way intro
duced tho people to MIR. Addleks az thor
nsxt Senator from Delaware. WHO Erasped
him cordially by tho hand and wIs,ed
hers OF the Legislature VIII Insure the
election OF "A Seustur. and that ID the ex.
act number that air. Addicks ls said to
control.
lie was the lion of the occasion. ns
much fuss being made over lin as over
the Governor aud Congressman. lie liaId
reg ular leyee from II until ) o'cloch and
Etasped the hands of hundreds who called
TO aS their respects to the distinguished
gentleman
MIR. Adiicks 10 a gentleman, and hla
father was QUO before iitn Ie Is IL shrewd
anu honest business man and has made
hundreds of friends In Huntington and
throughout tho state since his seventeen
ytars' resldence amongst tho Blue Hons
chickens.
lie 10 kind OF heart and loyal TO friend
anu has one OF tho best of mem ures
for nanes and faces Heis In every way
quaiilled To represent De aware in tho
Uni led Statee Senate. He would not be
only IL figure head, hut would reflect creu-
it on our people lla ia highly respected
by the people OF Kent and Sussex, who
say they will stand by him to u nan and
scat him in tho United States Senate.
Ilurrah for tho next u. $. Senator from
delaware, ). edward Addieks.
lJEJAwAEEAN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09

New YORK, Nov. s.-Beeves dull; European
cables quote American steers at yUIl0c. per lb,
dressed woight;refrigerator beef. 7Gsgc. Calves
firm poor TO prime veals, SjGGS.2j per loo lbs ;
grasscrs; $2,50Gb3a5. Sheep and lambs firm;
poor to prime sheep S26t $50; common to prime
lambs, s3i5ai.75. Hogs higher al S4o0@5.25.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Nov. Seattle steady,
unchauged; prime, S5@525: good, S4.4Od4 20;
fair light steers, S3.a5T.3D Hogs steady,
lower; Philadelphias Si.st4t4 80; common to
fair Workers, SihNq.i.Gu; rolghs, S3it4. Sheep
steady unchanged; extra, S3a3.2o good, 81 80
GD2.a0; lambs 81 25f93sn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-09

The seseion of City Council last night
was another ono of tbuse short Sessions.
1t only lasted eigLt minutes City Trea.
surer Adams showed the balance In the
Union National Bank to be S47. .402 76; In
each of the other four banks Al ,2i ai
making u total of S7j,2Ss 40. The follow.
ing amounts were reported received; 1885,
10 interest on iepGsite, Sl20 from Building
Inspector Dohi. 500 from Tax CollsctoI
Eugene Saysrs and SSl.9l from Jaipes
Wilson. City engineer An order for 5000
was drawn In favor of City Treasurer 10.
seph X AdNtns