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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
WOMAN SUFFRAGE FOR KANSAS


Popuiists So Decide by a Larr. N1.,ar,,,
Governor Leweliing Renominated.
TOPEKA, Kan. June 14.-The People'
party state convention used the entir,
morning endeavoring to reach conclu
sion whether to put woman suffrag,
plank in the platform or leave II out. A,
O'Clock the convention decided to ipsert
woman suffrage plank by vote of 81,
to ESQ.
wild scene followed. The delegate.
and visitors gave cheer after cheer, ros,
to their feet and hurled their hats up /,
the high ceiling. Banners and flags wer
seized and waved among a snowstorm o
handkerchiefs. Laura Johns, the Repub
hcan suffragist, seized Populist badg,
and pinned it on her shoulder. Susan II
Anthony almost cried in her joy, apo
using both her hands, wrung the out
stretched palms OF the delegates, right anc
left. o
The sensation OF the day was sprung il
she convention in the shape of resolution,
denouncing the A. p. A. A motion te
table it was lost, 29s to 2ls, and it wa.
passed by viva voee vote.
The following ticket was nominated
For governor, l.. ID. Leweiling (by accla
mation); lieutenant governor, ID. G. Furn.
beck; secretary Of state, j. w. Amis1
treasurer, w. III. Biddle; attorney general
John I. Little; auditor, Van B. Prather;
congressman-at-large W. A. Harris; as.
sociate justice of the supreme court,
George w. Clark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
NUGGETS OF NEWS


A gasoline and gas stove trust has been
formed in New York.
There We're heavy snowfalls yesterday in
the mountain districts Of eastern France.
Fruit trees in the vicinity of Kingston,
N. y, were greatly damaged by violent
hail storm.
A number of journals in Venezuela
which were opposed to the government
have been suppressed.
The American Railway Union has de
Cided to affiliate with the knights of Labor
in the labor movement.
The mother of the khcdive of Egypt /,
trying to arrange marriage between ht1
BON and the eldest daughter of the sultan
81 Turkey.
An unknown Young woman who jumpst
from n fcrryboat between Philadelphia
and Camden refused to grasp life lire,
thrown to her
! A good deal of Bessemer ore has beer
sold during the past three or four weeks
and an advance of ten to fifteen cents
ton over the lowest prices has been Sc
cured.
DR. John p. Wilson. prominent phyai
clan of Puughkeepsie N. Y, has been sus
pended for year by the Duchess Count!
Medical society for appearing in damag
suit for malpractice against fellow mem
Der.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

NEBRASKA CITY, Ncb., June 14.-Tf
trial of Father Corbctt for refusing I
obey the injunction of the court RESTRAIN
ing him from holding services in Palnyf.
commenced yesterday. Eighteen pries
are present to testify for Corbett, a,
Bishop Bonacum will appear against hit
Bishop BouHcum claims that Corbett e
communicated himself under the Gamer
cal law by citing his bishop To appear in
civil court, and, therefore, can no long
exercise his priestly functions. Corbe
replies by declaring that the bishop fir
appealed to n civil court, and by his ow
argument was first accommodated. II
trial has far reaching consequences in !
Catholic church of America, as calculat,
to limit bishops authority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

Some Of the prominent Democrats
about the Court House are endeavor-
Ing to keep up the tagging spirits OF
their partisans by claiming that the
Democrats will elect their ticket in
this county by a large majority. on
what ground they base such claim we
are unable to conjecture. The party
was not strengthened by the result at
the municipal election a year ago.
when DR.. Shortlidge was elected
Mayor by over 700 majority. There
nas nothing occurred since that time
70 increase the Democratic vote, ex.
ceptlng the numerous pardons granted
BY Governor Reynolds to men con
fined In New Castle jail for violating
the laws Of our land, and We do not
uuppose that any such advantage can
be derived from such q source, as to
add greatly to the number OF yot ers.
Colonel Norton's and Colonel Dona.
hoes friends haye not been nppeased,
aud beside the working people who
have been deprived OF the opportunity
to labor must be entirely different from
those In tho other States II they do no /
desert a party that has deserted them
The only hope the Democrats can
possibly have to increase their vote Is
TO give out axrecelpts to every tram p
OF hummer and jail bird, or resort to
false registration, stuillug OF the bal
lot box or by false counting OF the
votos polled. In short, there Is no
honest way In which the Democrats
can Increase their vote in this city and
county. and they know It.
In fact. the drift OF public opinion
10 In favor Of the Republican policy.
Many men who have heretofore acted
with the Democrats ara not going to
vote the work out OF their own hands,
aud the bread out of the mouths OF
their wives and children, and conse.
quently the votes for the Republican
ticket will be greatly increased and
the Democratic vote correspondlngly
decreased.
1t is true the election machinery is
eli In the hands of the Dem ocrats, but
we do not suppose that Messrs. Dicley
and Neary will dare to appoint OK con-
victs or rogues to act as inspectors or
clerks, or in anyway to falslty tho
vote or to make any other than an
honest return. There must. however.
DC vigilance exercised. voters must be
looked after. tally lists must DO scru.
tinlzed and every precautlon taken,
and the officers of tn, election must
bs made to understand that while the
Republicans ask only what Is right,
they will submit to nothing which is
wrong.
BY 80 doing glorious victory may
be achieved, and our State be redeem.
cd and dIsenthralled from the oligar.
ehy which has SO long controlled 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

The British steamship Elbruz, from
Marcus Hook for Nordenham, witt
10000 gallons of crude petroleu IN. nnc
$40. gallons OF refined petroleum, il
bulk, went aground yesterday, OF
Goose Island bar. near Fort Delaware
Assistance was sent her, but at lat,
hour last night she remained fast. /
is believed that she will float to-day
The Elbruz is q tank craft, built by
Sir William Armstrong, at Newcastle
on.Iyne, in 1885, for London owner,
The schooner Horace w. MacoinU
from Cienfuegos, before reported to
tai loss on the Isle OF Pines. of The
south coast of Cuba. passed. up from
the Delaware Capes last night GU hel
way to Philadelphia. She struck OF
AYalos Key, and before she could b.
lloated, 1880 bags OF sugar were
thrown overheard She still leaks DO
tween Il and "a inches of water al
hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
STILL STEALING TRANS
coxsyites Undeterred by Prosecution and
Imprisonment.

Imprisonment.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 14-Blufor,
Wilson, solicitor for the receivers of tn
Louisville, Evansville and st. Louis Con
solidated Railroad company, received
telegram from j. r. Sample, superinten
dent OF the road, that fifty Commonweal
ers had seized fast freight No 70, bount
from st. Louis to Louisville, and de
manded free passage. Mr.. Wilson ap
Piled to Judge Allen, of the United State,
court, for relief, the road being under
control OF the United States court, and
Judge Allen issued orders for the United
States marshal to restore the train to the
receivers. Deputy Marshals Westfall,
Everhardt and Burroughs left at once for
Edwardsville
OMAHA, June 14.-Judge Dundy tele-
graphed United States Attorney General
Olney for troops to protect the Union Pa
citic railway from further Commonwealers
at Julesburg and ogalalla. There is in
tense excitement at Julesburg. There are
fully 600 Of the Coxeyites there, who are a
part of the Carter army which formed in
Utah and stole one train. They are des-
perate, for they cannot go to Denver, hav-
ing been sent from there with a farewell
Forty Of the army stole Union Pacific
stock train yesterday and were sidetracked
at Ogalalla.
! LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, June 14.-Judge
Thomas, of the United States circuit
court, found Captain j. A. Ralston. Color
Sergeant Frank L. Woods and Commits,
sary Ed Hart, leaders of the band of Cox
eyites who seized Union Pacific train at
\ Watkins, Colo, and were captured at Ell
lis, Kan, guilty of contempt In that they
interfered with a road in the hands of a
receiver. Judge Thomas sentenced the
men each to forty days in jail.
: BISMARCK, N. d., June 4,-The Coxey.
/ ties succeeded in getting out of town on
stolen handcars, fitted up with platforms
made of stolen lumber. The cars were
found near Steele, N. D., but the Wealers
had fled Another party of 100 is being
\ modified here and at MHnden. United
States Deputy Marshal Daggett has ar.
rived from Fargo with force of eighty
deputies, and trains are being sent out
under armed protection.
Los ANGELES, Cal, June IA. - Judge
Ross, in the United States court, yesterday
sentenced the 40 'Wealers who stole the
train on the Atlantic and Pacific to four
months in jail Judge Ross has received
a letter threatening dynamite.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

A few days ago We made reference
to tho wild harangue OF that tirS.eat.
Ing ex'rebel General Rosser. in which
the Union soldiers and the cause for
which they fought were violently de-
Inouncel. Tho Harrisburg Telegraph
tells story OF this ex-rebel, which, II
true, clearly explains his hatred for
the Yankees who severely trounced
him and bis associates, The story is
las follows:
1t was just after the close OF the
war and Rosser had returned to bis
Virginia home to cool his fervid brow
amt think. He was still mad clean
Through over the thought that hiscaus sc
was lost, and he had not assisted In
the complete destruction Of the Union,
and his fevered brow refused to cool.
In his town, acting as provost mar.
shall, was Captain Clay, OF Elk comfy,
Pennsylvania. gallant soldier who
never put on any frills and would not
countenance their assumption by an
ex-rebel brigadicr. One day while
Captain Clay sat In front OF his head
quarters Rosser, proud and defiant
rode by wearing his rebel uniform, his
Insignia OF rank, his sword and his To-
.lvolver.
This was contrary to all rules that
had been Issued from military head
quarters, and Rosser knew 1t, but he
was going to show Captain Clay thai
, there was one man In the South, sab
who hadn't been whipped by the ID
Yankees, sab. Clay regarded him with
some surprise and waited until Rossel
|, had disnlounted In front of the village
hotel. Then he called an orderly, anC
ordered him to go to the hotel place
Rosser under arrest. and bring him Il
} headquarters, which the Orderly Al
once did.
Rosser was hot, he was mad. he was
violent, but he had to go. and In time
he was lined up before Captain Clay
who proceeded to lecture him in Sc
we're terms for his recklessness and
: disregard OF orders. And Captain Clay
, is man who has sweeping com mand
Iof exceedingly vigorous Language
when occasion requires Its use. Tie
lex- rebel general listened-he had t
listen. he couldn't help it-aud at
tempted to reply. but Captain Clay
shut him up, and ordered the orderly
to cut of Rosser's star of rank, which
which was done quickly.
Now, sad Captain Clay, ''cut tn,
buttons from his uniform and tn,
stripes from his trousers" and th,
orderly complied. Then Rossor wal
compelled To hand over his sword ant
revolver, and ANONYMOUSLY dismissed
/, from the Office, with the warning tina
III he repeated the offence he would b
placed III the guard house. ANA hos
User Junk away an affect and pitiabl
spectacle.
!, This IL the same Rosser who is not
'ieating fire in Richmond and spittin,
venom On tho Union soldier and cal
!, ing him no tighter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

Yesterday afternoon while Philip n
Clarke horse attached to his buggy
was standing in front OF his place OF
business. No. $50 Market street. bug
Ry occupied by two ladies who were
driving down Market street. In at
tempting to turn out TO get ahead OF O
passing street car ran into Mr.. Clark's
team breaking the shaft, bending the
axle and breaking the harness. The
teams were so badly mixed up that
the ladies had to he helped from their
team and 1t Strengthened out when
they drove Off after asking Mr.. Clark
who his team belonged to.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

CHICAGO, june l4,-JndRe Grosscup @
the United States circuit court, rendere
n decision which will make 1t more diff
cult for postoffice inspectors to obtain cv
dence against yiolators of the postal law,
1t was in the case of James Palmer, lei
ter carrier, who WIS charged with stealth
from the mails. The court decided that
test or decoy letter which was used to er
trap Palmer was not in the mails In tn
legal sense at the time it was alleged I
have been taken by the carrier. The jur
was instructed to bring in a verdict of Mt
guilty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

Miss Virginia 1atman. OF No. 2l'
West street, has very interesting
document which contains the auto
graph signatures of the members O
the Maryland State Constitutions
Convention OF 1864. who voted for the
abolition of slavery. IL was tho prop
.erty Of her father, the late Collin
Iatman and is upon heavy paper
Henry II. Goldsboro OF Talbot Count,i
was tho president of the convention
and tho names of the siEners wer'
men from al over the state. II can b.
seen at Mrs. Iatman's home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

You go to baltimore by rail anC
thonce down the Patapseo river ant
{ hesapeako BAY on tie palatihl steam
CT columbia. boating, fishing, bath
Ing, sailing, crabbinBi soft crab dinner
NJ Bay ridge.
Special train via +. 4 o. Il. II. vii
leave Wilmington market street, AT
10 a. m. and Delaware avenue at =.
a. IN, arriving at liny Rage MT II a
Il IN, Returning tuil ratl1 train vii
leave lay lldge at 3 30 y. M, and NJ
I'VE at Market street, Wilmington, Il
= = In. Round TIP sl.UU.
Remember tho hute SundayJuue2 "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

Another lot Of fine Scotch
.Ginghams, 25c, 37lc and
SOC qualities for II cents
per yard, comprising some
of tue handsomest designs
this season.
White India Linen and
Victoria Lawns. We have
a large quantity in lengths
,of from II to II ids,
which we have reduced tc
close out. They are perfect
and the best made in every
respect #..=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
Governor Hogg Eastward Hound.

DALLAS, Tex, June 14.-Governor Hogg
and party left her today for the east on d
business trip in the interest of Texas. Tn,
party consists of several bankers ant
mayors of cities from various parts of tn,
state. Governor Hogg will deliver adj
dress in behalf of Texas in Chicago, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash.
ington, Boston and St. Louis. He will
also deliver an address before the Tam
many Society of New York on July 4. II
is believed in Texas that Tammany socie
tvs invitation is the first step in intro
ducing him to the country as the possible
second man on the next Democratic presi
Dental ticket
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

NAPLES, June 14.-Baron Giovanni Nico-
terra, ex-minister of the interior and one of
ltaly's foremost statesmen, died at Vico
Equense, near this city. Baron Nico-
terra was stricken with apoplexy in Rome
on Feb. "a At the time of his death he
was member of the chamber of deputies
for Salerno. A friend of Gnribaldi, he was
an ardent Republican in his youth, but he
became u monarchist in middle life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
New Fans

Kept upto the old standard that In 6
multitude of people &c
many years Is the lee cream which has
been nude many years by John Kyle
now SUCCESSOR TO Charles Kyle ut the
\. i. corner OF sixth aud Oraug
streets. Nh. Kyle has supplied his ice
cream paiur with power tnns and
neither heat nor lies can annoy his
guests.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
Father and Child Killed by an Explosion

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, June IA sixty.
five horse power boiler in the saw mill OF
Gressler & CO., at Deloy, on the Fall
Brook railroud, above Williamsport, ex-
plodcd last night, killing Joseph Rickner
and his 5-ycar-old daughter, and buryinp
them in the ruins of the mill. Rickner
who was the foreman in the mill had gone
to the place with his child for the purpos.
of banking the fire for the night
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

The Chester Times says: Invitations
are out FOR tug party to bs given on
Tuesday evening, June 18th Tho af.
fair Will DO given by Wilmington par.
ties and number OF young people OF
this city have received Invitations fol
the affair. The boat will leave King
street wharf at 7.30 p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
81 B. 8 0.
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NSSllhAsE May 20, 1851.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

Mr.. W. II. Hendrlckson will visit thu
patrons of tue REPUBLICAN in the dllfel
emit sections of our county the com
ing week, in order to collect tn
ntnount due for subscriptions ant
straighten up all accounts as far u
possible. He will not object to recely
ing new subscribers. advertisement
OF orders for any kind OF printing. W
will be under obligations to all VIII
will receive him kindly or in any wa
Contribute TO aid In his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

WASHINGTON, June 13.--Colonel Breck.
inridge emphatically denied today the re
port that his friends had induced him to
withdraw from the race for congress. lie
characterized the statement sent out from
Lexington as false, and expressed his
usual confidence in an outcome favorable
to himsrlf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

SHAMoKIS, Pa, June 14.-John Wydon
the 4-year-old boy who wandered away
from his home in Mt Carmel Inst Sunday
morning, was found by n searching party
on the mountain side yesterday. The lit
tie fellows clothes were in rags, and he
was completely exhausted from exposure
fatigue and hunger
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE+
AND WILL LAST FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.

Instead of growing better the times be getting The
something Everywhere
in all kinds of goods particularly Clothing either closing their places
Of Their business But its an i'll wind that blows nobody good these fail
which
people all over the country that they enable
best known wholesale Clothing Philadelphia
es from the prevailing hard decided withdraw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

VHt7IFI IIHlN7,
There seams to be no Immediate
Prospects OF the Gray committee at
Washington lnjuring the health OF
anybody seriously enough to prompt
them to take trip to Eurote.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

Taylor 4 Frllsrton's celebrated rheu.
matIsm remedy Is said to be a positive
cure for rheumatism. Made and sold
at Iaylor's Pharmacy, 500 king street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

A gas stove at 500 West Third street
exploded yesterday afternoon. The
carpet was s9t on fire but was soon
after extInguished.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The Standard Railway of America
rPoTECTED THROUGHOUT NY rus
InterIocIting Switch and Block signal sys
tenn.
PHlLADELPHIA, wILNISGfON &
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
DEA COAL FOR family use.

Consumers Ice and Coal Company
sell the best goods In their line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

N. r. Benson Is having a new roof
placed on his dwelling, No. sos West
Fifth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

Those with collars and cuffs OF pink
blue aud lavender lund lavender coloreC
llawu edged with embroidery in color OF
Il he same are reduced from 81 TO 9Sc.
hose with shirrod yokes with ruflles OF
embroidery Of pink uud pale blues ar,
reduced from g. 50tI Sl.lg.
/ Those with collars and cuffs edged Will
icolored embroidery are reduced from
l.51 to 12c.
| Those all white with coilnrs and cuRi
of fine white embroidery arc reduced
IRON $3.50 TO 81. 80,
Those all white made with tlne tuck
front and back I'd collars and cuffs oil
fine white embroidery are reduced from
- TO 81.
III Nil white with tucked yoke front
lpleutel back, collars AMI culls OF EN-
ibroidery are reduced from 81. 50 10 9lc
a lso u small loI of Pcrcalo shirt Waists
mink and blue, with deep ruilles owe
shoulders ami snrplice cSs. at IL 80 ant
sl.S7, are all reduced Ia 50 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES


National League.
Al Observation-Disclosures, 8; Philadel
phia, o. At Boston-Chicago, .; Boston
g. At Notwithstanding, IL; Cincin
natl, g. At New York-Louisville 8; New
York, Z. At Washington
IL; st. Louis, 3. At Baltimore-Balti
more, 9; Cleveland, g
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

We have a new invoice oil
China and Japan Mattings
which we are selling at very
low prices. For country,
seashore, camp meeting OF
summer fixings there's moth.
ing nicer.
22c DER yard or 81 Der roll.
17c per yard or 50 per roll, .. .
zoe per yard or So so per roll.
Csc per yard or So per roll. .-
Smyrna Rugs. .....
Single door size. csc from 500.
Single door size. 75e from 81.
Sofa Rugp, 81 from $500,
Sofa Rugs, s2.25 from s4.25.
All of our high-grade XVI
Century finish large Porch
Rockers are sold. We hope
to have more within q week.
Those of our customers who
paid over 81. 80 for them can
have the difference refunded
Iby presenting their dupli
cate cash check to the sales
man they purchased from.
White Enameled Iron
Beds with wire mattress
complete, 6XG.6-$5, and
Brass Bedsteads up to $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
VIM. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market SIS.

We've q lot Of White
Lawn Shirt Waists, splen.
didly made goods, from one
of the best manufacturers
in the country. Most Of
them are from late last sea.
son, but practically new
goods. We have decided
they shall go with the eb
bling tide to the port of all
reduced fabrics--there in.
stead of here. The below
prices and descriptions are
simply pick-ups, hit and miss
through the stock. If you
are interested in these Sum.
mer stocks you should see
the whole assortment.