The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-02
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is TranspIring In the Pretty Tewn On
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the REPuBLIcAN.
New Castle. Nov. I'd

we'll known resident of this city said
yesterday that the Democrats will be OBJ.
| liged to vote Humpty Dumpty's donkey
on Tuesday In order to keep up Its repu-
| tation. The other week some OF the
| Democrats threw up their hands In holy
| Company showed here. They claimed
that 1t was a trick of the other side.
| Some OF those who were Illegally regis
tered have announced their intention that
they Will not vote on election day as they
do not want TO board with Sheriff Giills.
Howell s. England and Robert G. Har.
man were present last evening at the
meeting OF the Democratic CLUB. They
came over to show the true blue Demo.
Gratis how to cut their tickets. Some OF
their hearers were shocked at such con.
duct for it Is known that there are Demo-
Gratis who will cut their tickets this time
and not only that but cut the rotton bag
right open and drop the entire crew into
oblivion.
The news comes from Washington that
among The recommendations made for
the Improvement OF harhurs and rivers
there 10 ommenGation for $3.50
maize for the ice pier In Delaware Bay,
near Lewes. Del. A timber superstrusture.
which is greatly impaired by natural de-
| cay and In dangerous condition, will re-
| qtlre Sb3O0
II will take s22O, 600 to repair the Della.
wure Break water, and this sum is ask
cd for by General Casey, who believes
the work can be done in one season.
A well known patron of the train stop.
ped me last evening and asked me to still
advocate the putting on OF the lO O'clock
train from Wilmington to this city. Ibis
Is the time OF year that the people want
1t and the railroad company should cater
to the wants Of the people.
There will be mass republican meet.
ing this evening at Newport. The speak.
ers Will be William S. Hilles. II. Ii. Ward
and Joht. p. Nieids A large delegation
from here will attend.
New Castle guaners were out In goodly
numbers yesterday and succeeded In bag
ging lots of game.
The services were largely attended yes.
terday In both the Catholic and Episeo.
pal churches. This evening In st. Ieter's
church the devations in honor of the
Sacred Heart will be held. There was a
requiem mass celebrated this morning
for the souls in purgRtory.
The Lastor of the Episcopal Church Ia
expected to arrive here to day.
The Democrats will hold mass meet.
ing In the Opera House tomorrow even
ing. The speakers will be: Hon. JAS. L.
Graham. OF Maryland; Hon. II. I. Nit.
ehell, of Pennsyiyanla; Peter L. Cooper
Jr., Willard salisbury Jr.. T. Ba yard
Helsel, Lewis @. Vandegrift.
An important arrest will be made here
| In day or two.
1t Is understood that certain Office
holder will shortly resign.
New Castle man last evening stated
that there was a great time In Newport
OH Wednesday evening. The masgueraIers
thoroughly enjoyed themselves. He said
that there was one girl named Ay." dress.
ed in nobby suit who carried an umbrsl-
| la and revolver. She had a jolly time all
/ around with Hattie" II there Ia any
doubts about the above girls just ask one
OF the two pretty Inaidens whom the
brakeman asked 10 40 to town without
their hats
When the British bark Juteopolls passed
up yesterday from London she was one
seaman short, John Schlanter who lost
his life on the trip across. During storm
Schlanter was ordered below to look after
come paints which had broken looss and
was warned of the danger of taking lights
below. Against the advice of Captain
Llnklater he started down with lamp,
| when some of the gases arising from
this paint caught fire. burning MIN 30
| badly tnat he died q few days afterward.
The Juteopolis met with two hurricane es
before she succeeded in sighting Cape
| Henlopen.