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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

ROME, Feb. CA dispatch from Mass
announces that four of the ring leaders
the recent riots at that place have bee
sentenced to terms of imprisonment rang
ing from two to eight years. The troop
have arrested the chief rioter, maj
named Nicalini, and twenty-five of tn,
men concerned in the pillage Of the tow
of CastelpoEgio in January.
Pittsbnrg, Kan, has had seven murder
since Jan. /.
Californla's midwinter fair will no
close until July ~.
The United States supreme court ha
adjourned until March 8.
Fresh revolutionary plots against Presi
dent Barrios of Guatemala. have beer
discovered.
At Prairie Township, Ark, Mrs. South
wall, nn aged woman, and Tom Cape wer
killed by hidden assassin.
A prize fight has been arranged between
Dan Creedon and Dick Moore, middle
weights 1t will take place in Boston Oh
Feb. 81.
As a result of protests made by tn
powers against the execution Of Christian
prisoners in Crete the government has pre-
hibited further executions.
Henry Hill, 20year-old colored man
was held for the grand jury in Philadel
phia, charged with killing his mother b.
beating her with broomstick.
Charles Goodrich, demented younj
man Of Keunebunkport. Me-, who ha
been kept chained to a bedpost, ami,
filthy surroundings, will be sent to a
a - Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

When we consider tho Gondemua.
ton OF priae lighting by all goo! peo-
pie, It Is rather Notifying TO think
that The desire t. learn he result Of the
Corbett-Alitcheh light Jv.rsha1owad
all interest in politics and religion, SO
far rs TO lead the passengers 10 eager
ly inquire on the landing OF the
steamer at Queenstown, alter a pas.
sage OF seven days, the result Of tho
Corbett.Mitcheli iigIt' Tho Wilson
tariff I'LL, the enthrouennnt Of Queen
ILL. and tho disposition OF Horn.
blower ali sank into ihslgGi.ieanee
compared with the question IS Cor.
bett or Mitchell the better man? such
is human nature. l,eformers may la.
ment the degradation, but they need
not despoud, as better day viii even
tually dawn. The race IS rot always
to the swift nor tho battle to the
strong, and patience and perseverance
may accomplish miracles Paul may
preach and AppoHos may pin., it i,
their dutjs To do SO, but Gol=mus' civ,
the increase.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

The ninth number of tho Worlds
Fair Views Is now ready for delivery.
Any number from one TO nine may be
obtained at this Office without regard
TO the number OF the coupon present
ed. The entire get Will lie furnished
to subscribers who may have neglect
ed to save tho coupons. on the pre-
sentation Of dime for each copy do
Bired. A lady procured copies the
other day, to send to friends in Eng
land. They will make a very pretty
present, and therefore ether parties
may think proper to procure copies a:
the best souvenirs that can be fount
TO revive pleasant memories Of one q
The wonders OF modern times. lie
all call and we Will endeavor to ac
eommodate them. .-..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

The following letter was received BY
Waiter Bacon from ConGressmau
elect tlulgg, and will lie OF great in
lercsl 10 the members Of the High
School Alumni TO which no belongs
a well as to all Republicans aud
tnese Democrats In Wilmington, who
are suffering like their brethren of the
Fourteenth District In New York:
My ItEAR Nix. BAeoN. Your kline
messhge Of cOpgratuIItion has been
received, and am much obliged fol
IL. Tho beauty OF our victory Ia thai
At IL 81 Obvious. Nobody voted for Ino
Tie yut3 wBs an aye and nay vote OF
tho Wilson bill aud the electors OF /
district democratic 10y 5000 naiorit,
have suitl may" Their verdict ,yas
sober second thought. Twelve thou
snl!d democrats III my district wnc
voted Lon Grover Cleveland refused /,
cast q Democratic ballot last Tuesday
md huitdf3ds 81 thGtu DECLARED fairly
'aud spaarcly FOR tho Republican poll
cy oil protection. think We can safe
ly say thatthe Pre- Mise maIo in thu
canvass. that IL Republican protac
ZIONIST We're returned from this ire
lmrndou5ly Dem ocrllic district, til,
Wilson: bill would l4ernr become law
can ousiIy be performed. for 1t Is
safe wager that the Democratic Con
Ere5smen ut Washington ara no NOR:
anxious To lose Lhott jobs than il til,
poorest w0fkngman to lose his.
E No congratulations which | lulya re
eeiTod touched ma SO deeply AZ tlos
which came from my old Wilmington
hienls shall try To deserve thei
good will aud esteem, when my pat
lie career Is ended, lbs IL long or shor,
Thanking you again for your kind
cnnRratu atoms, | am faithful
yours, SAMUEL l. Qult,G.
NEW Aork CITY.=fEE. LIST, 1924.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

PHILADELPHIA, Feb b.-F!our quiet; win,
ter supertine. s202l0; winter superfine ex,
trns sa.25lt2 50; No. winter family. Sc. 500
2.65 Pennsylvania roller straight, 81 5000. TO-
western winter. clear, 81. 754,3. Wheat mac
tive easier, with Gijsc. bid and 6i1sc. asked for
February. Corn dull, lower, with 42c. bid
and 42Isc. asked for February. Oats quiet,
steady, with Bic. bid and 3GI9c. asked for Feb
ruary. Beef lower; family, Si2ai4; extra mess
s.; city extra, India mess, $lsQ22 Pork dull
new mess, Sl4dl5; extra prime, Sl3al4; family
$3.50; short clear, slhdl7. Lard lower; west
ern steam, 81. 1907 Is; refined steady. Butter
quiet; western dairy l3lfdl1c.; do. creamery
lsit21LSc; do. factory, l3tIl81ac,; Elgins. 27lIc
New York dairy, ldG22c; do. creamery, la
Gle. Pennsylvania creamery prints, fancy, Pc
exceptional lots higher; do. choice, 25G2se.
do fair to good, aI%ic.; prints jobbing al
2s63lc. Cheese steady, New York large, va,
Ike; small, l0ls0l2;sc; part skins, 4dLl0c
full skins, 2d3c. Eggs dull; ice house, s. 5,,0
$50 per case; western, fresh, s4&l5c. pei
dozen, southern, liGl5c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06
An ENGLISH SOLDIER
He Wants to Talk to the
American People.
And He Is Full Of Very interest
Ing "reminiscences.
He Tells the Story Which In
terests Him Most Of All

Here lie very interesting story told
by a man who has served in the Eng.
lish army. and knows by sad expert
lence the suiYerlngs OF a soldiers life.
But he has had greater trial than
even this. Several years ago he de.
Itermlned TO come to America.
He has since become widely known
throughout the city OF Lawrence
Mass. whore he has for several years
resided. at 4as Broadway. He Is a
prominent Odd Fellow. This we'll
known gentleman is MIR. John Mather.
and he expresses his feelings In the
following letter:
Fourteen years ago I began to
have bad pains In the small OF my
back. l consulted different doctors
bat was unable to get any relief. My
nerves began to give way under the
terrible strain, and went from bad
to worse.
Il kept up as long as 1t was possible
and finally was obliged to dispose oil
my stock and close out my business.
| was SO weak that could not lift ten
pounds and my hands trem bled and
shook as II had the palsy.
For two years was unable to do
any work and suffered torture with
The pains In my back, which the doc
tors pronounced rheumatism. My
nerves were in such q state that
.ould not take hold of anything, as
could not Keep 1t In my bands, but
would drop 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06
Notions.

Sc. pms, best quality, sale
price, DC.
Sc. Crochet Cotton, sale
price, Sc.
Stewards Linen Thread,
&c.; regular price, SC.
Fine Rubber Dress Shields
10c.; regular price, 20c.
Princess of Wales Dress
Stays, 1Jc from 15c.
One yard long real Whale
Bones, l5c.; reduced from
25c.
Tape Measures, l0e.; re.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

Charles Russell, the Tax Collector
Of Cedar Creek Hundred. Sussex
County, having determined to carry
out Dem ocratic policy of disfran.
ehislng as great number Of Republl.
cans as possible by refusing to give
had an experience on Saturday last,
that should lead othsr unprineipled
solicitors to act more fairly and
honestly and not to give the lie so
alrectly to the assertions OF fair deal
ing made by Senator Gray AMI other
distinguished characters, In tho adj.
mlnlstration OF the affairs OF our
State, by the Democratic oligarchy or
eonspirators who ar, l;hosen for that
purpose.
We are opposed to a resort to VIC.
lent measures. but 1t seems that moth
ing short OF physical force will lead
tSne of the tax collectors to do til cir
duty, and permit the Republicans 10
pay their taxes and thus be qualified
to vote at the coming election. II
some shlrking, intrigul tax collect.
ors should be seriously hurt. they viii
have only themselves to blanc for IT,
Indeed, it Is surprising that the Re
puhlicans have bornp with them &c
long, and the time is near at hanc
when they should not allow themsel
yes to be turned out Of the tax col
lector's Office and told to call again
Rs business methods should be adher
I'd to by all citizen; ana the tux col
isctors should understand that The
tax payers nave rights that must be
respected.
1t seems that about one hundTet
Republicans in Cedar Creek Hundred
have not paid tlIDii taxes and on Sut
urday they called for the thiri time t
do SO. when tie Collector ESCAPED
from Causeys office IA 9rdor t.
40 to his home blt le was caught ana
threatened with coat VI Tar an,
feathers EycHNmeut tpa high ans
Il looked MS II Russeils HE was il
danger for lime. but he Promised /
cit next saturday aud receive take
from IL unul O'Clock. he mgr
crowd permitted him u 90 nome, as
surfing him that # lie 'at,ed 10 kee
hls worl he would J9 dealt with /
true Southern stylr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

1t seems odd that huge animal like the
American black bear, able to skin sheep
or slaughter pig or steer likea butcher,
would bother itself about the tiny but
inert larv@ or the fragile eggs of bird,
but he does. There is nothing more awk-
ward looking than bear in motion, with
his milking, ungainly gait, slouching
along as II he could make no Roadway un.
less he had wide field to swing himself
in. But the most expert slack wire per
former cannot surpass the graceful, sure
footed poise of a bear as he makes his non.
chalant way out on the bough of tree,
where he has discovered bird s nest, from
which he is bent on extracting the eggs
He picks the delicate little things from
their cuplike depository as deity as my
lady s taper fingers lift the bonbon from
Its satin lined box.-New York Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

CADo. !. T., Feb 6--The Choctaw dis
trict court convened bere yesterday will
dozen murder cases before it. Several
death sentences are expected. The mos
important and the one that is likely to
result in trouble is that of Shubet Locke
son of Dick Locke. the leader in the lat,
Antlers war. Shubet is to be tried foi
murder. The man he killed was Jone.
man, and he is to be tried by Jone
court. Locke's friends, it is said, will
never allow him to be shot should tht
court convict him
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

The vacancy on the supreme Bench
is represented asa football. and the
struggle over 1t by Presld emit Cleve-
la nd and Senator Hill makes one OF
the most amusing caricatures Of the
day Cleveland is something like
Gollah 10 ponderosity, but little David
like his name sake OF old. seems to
have him at a disadvantage. The tus
Gle is rather degrading, and II Senator
Gray had the wisdom Of Solomon Of
the courage of Daniel. he should &c
as mediator and put an end to It
dellcacy or seltlshness SHOULD
cause him to hesitate. as the gam
may be worth much m ore than th,
powder
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-After spirited
contest the election for officers of the Pen
and Pencil club resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, Louis N. Megargee, of The Times;
vice president, ii. b. Mason, of The In
quirer; secretary, b. II. Gordon, of The
Press; treasurer, r. NJ Palmer, Of The
North American. w. A. Conner of the
Associated Press, j. L. Lennon of The
Call, ]. S. Mccartney of The Record,
Luther Price of The Press and IL. c.
Jewett of The Inquirer were elected board
Of governors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

II expected to die. and have no
ioubt but for the aid OF DR.. Greene's
!ervura blood and nerve remedy |
'hould have been In my grave. BY the
ldilce oil q druggist. began taking
the Nervura and at once noted the
mango. The pains left me. and my
med.
Il continued taking the medicine.
md soon my hands stopped trembling
nd was able to go to work. To- day
nn well man and Gun do hard
lays work. My rheumatism 10 en-
rely cured and my hands are as
'teady as O rock. l have the greatest
aith In DR. Greene's Nervura blood
ma nerve remedy and am glad to b.
'ble to give any ono the benefit OF my
experience. ] cbeerfully recommend
7. and am confident that 1t will DO all
bat ls claimed for it,"
Mr.. Mather Is most enthusiastic in
Ms praise OF this wonderful medicine,
or II has saved his life. Think OF ii
'u1erere everywhere, you who are
owed down with tho sorrows OF
lekness. III you will but take tLis
sreat medicine. DIR. Greene's Nervura
hood and nerve remedy. you will be
cured. 1t Ia purely vegetable and
1armlesa. DIR. Greene, It's dlscoyerer,
our most successful physician in
curing oil nervous and chronic dis,
asses. Ho can be consulted free oil
barge, personally or by letter. at his
nice, 30 West l4th Street. New Yorl
ity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06
POLICE i,o,i,IIllasiuIl.

The Police Commission last evening
listened only To routine business. The
matrons reported thirGy, six femaie
prisoners during January. Chief
Dolan reported 1871 dogs registered
and that during the period he had
turned over D.. AL. 20 as dog tax An
agent for Philadelphia clothing
house was present with the view OF
eating the polics uniform contract.
lie was informed that he could only
bid, but that the contract would he
most likely given to the merchants
here.
Reports wera also received from the
police captains the police surgeon and
tha sergeant OF the patrol. Llst week
tho chief sent the captains to all the
housed OF Ill repute, JUNK shops and
second haud stores in the city, and on
thor tours they obtained the nance
and ages OF the inmates and ths names
OF the landlords aud agents OF the
houses of i'll repute and tho names oil
tho junk Dealers and propristors ol
second hand stores, which Information
Will be kept at the police station for
reference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

BERLIS, Feb. 6-The emperor attended
last evening the dinner given by Chancel
lor Won Capriyi to members OF parliament
and delivered a speech, in which he an
nouneed the fact that the treaty of com
merce with Russia had been signed. Iii,
majesty said that never before had tn,
reichstag to make decision fraaght witt
such important consequences as thi,
treaty. Its rejection, he said, would b,
inevitably followed by tariff war and q
not remote period by real war.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06
MUNSON'S
FAMOUS REMEDY


This remedy FIRST gained its prorni-
nence during the epidemic of La Grippe,
i'll the winter OF lsl2-"3. when thousands
of lives were s'tyed by its use; since then
thousands of bottles have bren sold with
the most beneficial results to sufferers IL
is an absolute preventive as we'll as a cure
for Grippe. Don't delay IL you are suffer-
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cure IL bottle a. once 1t may be the IN cans
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10 you REE by any OF the above drug
Bisis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

The REPUBLICAN Is Offering the same
elegant views Of the Worlds Fair to
its readers which the Philadelphia
Press and the New York World are ad.
vertislng 30 extensively, Call and
take look at them. They are GER
tainly finer than any other circulated
n our city. ..-.. ..-..,.. 49,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

These two complaints are 80 tenn.
eiUus that the readers of tho REPuBiI.
can should know OF the success obtain,
ed by using Dr.Dayid KanaSdY's Favor,
tle Remedy. Where all other treat
,inents have failed, it has made com
lplete cure.
Perhaps no more horrible case oil
Salt ihedm was ever reported than
that Of Wilbur l.. Halo guarternastei
Pratt Post. q. A. r.. Rondout. NY
Several physicians utterly failed Il
render him any relief; finally one oil
Tho physErirns suggested that DR.
hennedys l'asorite Remedy he tried
ami steajy Improvement followed its
u5t, and permanent cure resulted
II is Used with similar success ir
cases oil scrofnIa. NERVOUSNESS, kid
ney and liver complaints, and in al
diseases brought about by bad bloo
and shattered nerves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

Cheruhini, the great musician, was such
q slave to order and punetuality that he
would never have permitted an infrnc-
ton of any rule he had once adopted.
As an extreme example, when on his
deathbed Glenn handkerchief was brought
him, 10 wipe the cold sweat that bathed
his forehead He uniolded it, looked at one
of the corners and said family: This Is
No. o. the ono had last WAS No. 1 /, hand
me Nc Exchange.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

BUFFALO, Feb. 3. - Cattle dull; good Il
prime veals, S5.5od7; butchers, $3.50; mixed
s2Gp2.50. Hogs slow, good Workers and me
diums, s5..065.45; pigs, $5.31at5+0; roughs
Si26I475. Sheep dull; Canada lambs. 81 500
4e5; choice native, do, s4.35a45O; fair I,
good, S8.7i1i.25; heavy sheep, 50 5dGI3.6j fai
TO good, S2bO0t3.25; common 10 fair, t2sl2. 60.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. 5.-Cattle dull
and a shade OFF from last weeks prices. Hog
steady; all grades, s5.50a5.65. Sheep an
lambs very duh; prices 10 to 25c. of iron
last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

PERTH AMBoY. n. j.. Feb 6.-HaradasL
a Hungarian, laid in wait in hallwa
for two brothers, Joseph and Frank Bull
owosky. As they were passing Haradssl
jumped out and stabbed both with +
knife, Joseph Bulowsky may not recover
and Frank is also badly injured. Hara
dask stabbed the two brothers becaus,
they beat him in drunken quarrel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

The DeIawarean in abiding to the
Increased expenditures of the Govern
ment. Faithfully says. There are too
many Federal Offices some at least
are paid too much, and 1t is the duty
OF the present administration tn sos
to it that the number OF Offices and
officers Is decreased. Thele .s no
sense In taxing the people Of this
country, at the rate Of s5b3 peg hoal
TO support tho Government. The
number Of officers around tha depart.
ments should tie decreased at least
one third"
l. would bs good thing il the ed.
tor would visit our city aud look into
the affairs OF the new post Office
building the providing OF places
without work for hangers on OF thu
party. and tho payment for services
peyer rendered. he sinecure at New
Castle and at other points could be
probably ventilated as the Dem oerat.
10 papers OF tits city are afraid to
make a single suggestion In regard 10
greater economy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

NEW York, Feb G.-The second trial of
the action OF Edward S. Stokes against
John w. Mackay and Hector De Castro
was begun before Justice Patterson, of
the supreme court, yesterday. On the
former trial Stokes got u Judgment for
$4,000 The verdict was set aside by the
court of appeals, which ordered a new
"a;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

New HAVEN, Feb. GA Parkhurstian
move has struck New Haven, under the
direction of Rev. Newman Smith, pastor
of the Centre church, one of the bulwarks
of Yale college. During the past week,
as head of the Law and Order league of
New Haven county, he attacked the prose
cutting attorney of the court OF common
pleas because there had been too many
settlements out of court of liquor cases.
He and his league petitioned the courts
for reform in court procedure. Yesterday,
at the instigation of the league, eight
dealers in policy" were pounced upon
and arrested while the shops were in full
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

A copy OF the Views OF the World's
Fair from Nos. / to 8. can lie obtained
1t this office, on the presentation a
ioupon and dime. All who have
seen these works pronounce It un
'qnalled In beauty and attractivencss.
No. Will be on hand next week, and
No. 10 the week after. Persons who
wish copies should call and get them
md not delay until 1t ia too late TO do
so. II they do they will regret 1t, as
thing OF beauty is joy forever
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1894.


Master Pieces. Nos. l. Q, 8 and 4,
from Art Galleries Of the World. can
be obtained at this office on the pre-
sentation OF a coupon and a dime
Tor each copy. These beautiful pic
lures are well worth the attention Of
Tho old as we'll as young folks. Every
reader should call and procure copy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Feb 6.--The stu.
alton at Coalburg Church is that the state
authorities sent sufficient ammunition
for a long siege to both Company G and
Company ], and notified them to be
ready at once to report. There are |, 800
miners in the valley who are in furry,
and protection is demanded by the coal
mine owners. There is no evidence of a
violent outbreak
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

VAN HORN, Ia, Feb CIV. A. Ryan,
the postmaster OF Van Horn, committed
suicide in his Office rather than submit
his accounts to a postoffice inspector for
examination. There We're no charges that
he was short in his accounts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

Peaks Bad lioy' was presented at
the New Peoples Theatre lust evening
to very large ana appreciativs audi.
ence. by remarkably strong com
pany OF artists. Each and every role
was oleverly portrayed, and the whole
YVES quite amusing The same Will be
presented again this and tomorrow
evenlngs,and each performance should
be- we'll attended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

Already the following persons hav,
4iGnified their intention OF coming
out as candidates for the Office OF col
ecior and assessor OF the Northern
districts: George c. Mccall, Franl
Bradley, Lambert J. Foulk and W
scott Vernon. The present incum
'ents term expires III July. 1926.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

ROME, Feb. 6.-Cardinal Rampolla, the
papal secretary of state, has authorized
the Associated Press to deny that Arch.
bishop Corrigan, of New York, has been
summoned to Rome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06
OUR.
..CREAT..
C|osing-0ut Sale!

Is now In It's zenith-we've
done remarkably well so far
-and with your continued
confidence and patronage
we'll baye but few pairs to
tell the tale" in a few
months. You and your
friends. we feel, apprec ate
the values wore giving you
and we ehall continue to
dispose OF them at these
Prices until every pair shall
have been disposed of. .....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-06

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand. put upi in glass Jars when de-
sired, and delivered to all parts Of the
city. j. Il. Porter. 9TH ami Madisou
streets. thoneBil.