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The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???, 1894-10-24

has always worked for the republican
ticket.
Since the Enterprise made the matter
public property there has been consider
able talk about the affair and, although
the democratic leaders had no intention
OF printing the story of the drunken re-
publican soldiers arrest and release by Il
republican deputy sheriff and the OBJ
tanning of an affidavit in regard to the
matter by republican ex-deputy U. S.
marshal, since it has been made public
by a republican paper in such Il form as
to mislead some OF the voters of the
county, the democrats consider that it is
doing simply justice to themselves to let
the voters have the facts just as they are.
Perhaps as clear an account of the
facts in the case as has been brought out
is contained in an affidavit which was
made by Mrs. Potter and sworn to be-
fore Judge Corbin. The affidavit is as
follows:
AFFIDAVIT OF MRS. POTTER.
TERRITORY OF New MExIco,l
COUNTY OF GRANT. '''
On the Goth day of October 1894, be-
fore me the undersigned authority per-
sonally appeared Lizzie S. Potter, to me
well known, who being by me first duly
sworn, deposes and says, as follows, to-
wit: That she is the wife of Delbert Nj.
Potter and resides in Silver City, Grant
county, New Mexico. That on October
10Th 1894, after (and on the same day.
her husband had gone on the train to
Deming, n. NJ, one Lafayette Fox,
colored man, called at atlantis house
and inquired for her said husband and
said that he, said Fox, had, on Sep
tember 23rd, 1894, made certain ailida-
Wit before j. Crockett Givens, notary
public, relative to II certain financial
transaction OF one Cipriano Baca, the
present candidate for sheriff OF said Grant
county on the republican ticket. That
said affidavit was made in good faith and
lllul All lilc SldlcllcnIS Hldtt lilcTtlll
were true as he said Fox and several
others would have to testify if asked in
court OF law, but that on that morning
(said Oct. l6, lS94,) he, said Fox,
had been, for two (2) hours,
conversing with said Baca and
that said Baca had told him, said
Fox, that ii the democrats got hold OF
said affidavit they would use it against
him, said Baca, in the coming election.
That the facts contained in said affidavit
would work great injury to and ruin
him, said Baca, before the people and
cause his defeat. That said Baca felt
very badly about it and that he, SAID
Fox, was sorry for Baca and under the
circumstances was sorry the said aifi-
davit had been made, being SO danger
GUS. to Mr.. Baca's political interests.
That although the facts stated in said al
fidayit were true he. said Fox ,on account
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
Z.

GiralOa iebnte Ii6 Dana6, lire Mut=
ter ouf Der Siibne ipielen 81 ieben, uno
ibr I6poll oas Sers bereits i'm Yoraus
i'm Ypll9efitbl Der SreuOe, Der 56euer=
item ibr Slid, oas lie ~9eiunOen, anSu=
pertrauen.
SIRE SOilette mar bolo beenoet, trpb=
Dem oas Wdo6en, melhes lie st ibrer
SeOienun9 bate, ibr mebr biuoerli6
ais bebilili0 mar. Gs erioroerte niht
oiel 3eit, barber na9Suoenteu. pelAe
8arOerObe Ie pGblen iOllte, Oern ibre
Nusmabl mar teine aaSu grObe. SIR
I6luarSieioenes &leio nit ben bielen
tleinen Yunen nabm ii6 iebr gut aus
uno ibr i1Ones, iippiges Saor um=
rabmte weQcnf0rmi9 ibr cl0fiibes
Saupt. Sin i9males, WeiBe5 Seioen=
b0no mar bur6 Die GOden 9ei9lun0en
uno in elmer tu%nitoOlen S9leife Suiam=
men9ebunoen.
90 QeI6miidt. Qin9 lie na9 Dem 3inl=
mer oes alien NtarQuis binunter, no
oerielbe lie erlpartete.
Gr blifte eritaunt auf, lire einia9e
SOilette frappirte i'm. ODD bell en-
bellten ii6 ieine 3Uge wieoer, dis er be-
mertte, fuie gut ibr 9eraoe oiele i6mud=
lOle Gar0erObe Itano.
WRit liebli6em Grr0t6en, Die gu9en
i6n Sllgenanot, Elm i~dnftCs &d6eln
auf ben Sippen, cine Welt bon llni6ulo
in Den Slideu - 10 ltano 6jiraloa Dor
ibnl. g8ar es Elm g9unoer, bag ale
Sdrte bel ibrem Nnblif aus ieinen Biz
gen ihpano uno StOls unc 6reuoe ieiu
Sers bOber i6lG9en ma6ten?
9ta6oem er lie einen Nu9en6iid in
filler REMEMBERING Gn9ei6aut bate,
erDOb er ii6 unO Ofinete Elm Yadet, oas
auf einem Seitentii6e lag.
SD oa6te mir, oa 9ein 9dnses @e=
pad in elmer &eiietai6e ~beltano, Dab
9eine 80roerpbe teine groBe Nustppbl
a%ufSuweilen baben piiroe." iu9te er
ireunoli6. ,,g8enn i9 9ein GroBua=
ter Iein iOl, 8iroloa, 10 muB i6 aud
zines @rOBOaters &e6te 9enieben."
Gbe lie li9 oellen Oeriab, mari err
iiber lire SAultern einen pru9tDoaen
OpernsMGntel bonn ieIniten, mclBen
&ai@mir nit reiAer Stiferei. Sin
ele9anter Sut, ipcl6er aui Dem Slide
lag, Oer~UOllltdnoiste ibren alnsu9.
so babe oieie Saden 9~etuuit, WGb=
rprh ~ hpim Umflpinpu ,norIt u,o;,,
Sino, benlcrtte Der Olte MarQuis nit
lG6elnoer Ntienc. ,,llno Dies miro
9einer SOilette crit O0s re0te @eprdae
perleiben." iubr er tort, inoem er ein
tleincs CONNECTICUT aus Der Sui0e
5O9 uno es Oifnete. is entbielt cine
toitbOre SrOi9e bon e9tsn Steiner,
ipel6e er ibr iiberreidte. ,,6Omtelie
Gabrielle bon Gbatrpis miro iib wull=
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@a6rie(e's @e6eimnie.
-4Gr,abln,,n n,ts DER atnrtrrr GrIrlIrd1utt.@~

! feline alien Sage ;u peri6Dnern, crtp1hlt
bate, rincm NbtOmmlin9 aug nttem
8eidledte Gid.
,Sie iiebt pirtli6 aus iuie cine De
SignD," ON6te er, lie bon Der Settle
bstrahtenO. ,,Sie bat Die 0altull9
uno Mtnnieren elmer RrinSeIlin! rno
tuel6' Gin coles Scrs lie bcligt!"
Stab Der greoigt 0eleitete er lie an
Den 9Sa9en lno lie fuDr mad Dem
S6loIle Suriid, bon ben beDunoernoen
Sliden Der Sprfbepobner berfoIgt.
Zen gunSen Sag iibcr mar Gis
raloa'S WeiiGt itrubleno Dor 6reuOc.
Nm nd6Iten WOrgen ieoO6 i1ien cine
tribe @Olte auf ibrer iOnit 10 freien
Stiru Su lo9eru. @ar eS Der &orbote
irQeno zines MtiB9ei9ids, Oas lie be-
tre1cn IOllte?
Mtit Dem SriibSu9e fubren Der Wor=
quis uno feline junge Sccetrdrin nab
Yaris. Ger 9iener Sertram, ioluie
cine 3ofe, tuelbe en9a9irt mar, I'm 0I=
ral0a 81 beoienell, beglelteten ne.
SurS Dor Mittag tpnr Die feline Ge=
ielf6aft bcreits in ibrem neuen Sogis
ein9eri6tet.
9ta6 Dem 5riibItiif, wel9es lie 9e=
meinlam 9enolieu, lieB Der MtarQuis
cine Men9e 3eitungen tpmmeu, in
Oenen Die Sprltellun9en Der DeriAieOe=
men giibnell Der berieit mod taiIerli6en
&eIioenS onge5eigt ItanOen.
Ger MarQuis nannte 8iraloa Die
Namen Der Sbeater, iowie Der beriibm=
teiteu S6auipielerinnen uno Sdnger=
lnnen.
oSlinat Dir nidt Elm ein;iser be-
tannt oapon?" fragte er.
Stein, fem ein3iger!" antuortete
Giraloa nit einem SeuIser. sd
babe iiberbaupt nur einmal einen Sbeaz
ternamen 9ebOrt, unO Oas mar Der Oes
Sbeatre 6rancaiS. SD bDrte MamG
oielen 9talnell nellllen llno i6 bebielt
ibn, tueil ct 10 einfa6 it,"
nSas lit wenigitens ein Qlnbaltss
puntt!" iagte Der MarQuis. ,,8ut,
oann 9eben mir na6 Dem Sbeatre 6ran=
cais."
Sci oieie WOrten tpuroe an Die Sbiir
getlopft uno auf oas Serein oes Mar=
auis erI6ien Elm Geansr, einen 8rief
auf einem iilbernen Seller prdientirenO
Der WarQuis nabm bas Goupert ent=
9e9en uno Der Sieuer sog li9 Suriid.
,,Sas miro cine antwort ppn Gu0en
iein," ipra6 Serr De Yi9np. ySh
i6rieb linn, pdbreuo i'd 9eraoe unteu
i'm Bureau mar urlo sei9te ibm an. oaB
mir in Paris a%n9etOmmen ieien.
Qlb!"-
Gr bate Den 9riei ge0ifnet uno iei=
men Snbalt iiberflogen.
,,Wel1' ein mertpitroi9er 3ufal!''
fubr er itberrai6t fort. ,,Gugen i6reibt
mir, Dab er perbinoert lei, urls berte
feline Nuiwartung 81 MADDEN, neil Ell
9onltelle Gabrielle ms Sbeatre Sral=
cais be9leiten miiiie. 8ie ieitiam! Su
bait Slid bel Seinem eriten Sbeater=
beiu9e, 8iraloa. Su wirit berte 9lbeno
Die i6Dnite 6rau bon gang Paris 81 le=
ben betomnen - cine 6rau Obne Ser;
- cine wanoelnoe Marmprltatue! Ga
miro eiu Nnblit meroen, Den Su ME
pergeIien wirit, 10 LANCE Su lebit!"
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gu %oerfanien.

Sine Sarm bon 120 alder, 9uteS cultipirtes
sano. elne WReile bon elmer fatboliiben eircbe
lInS S6n!e. @uter Warttplae. Gute Re.
oin9ur0en.
eOeniollS EN- 9uteS iweiit6digeS Stein.
balIa, mel9ee ais GeldGitss ooer lSobubouS
ooer tllr 6eloes SI8leiN 9ebranht werSelt
fam. quite aelier inter 9an;em Naus.
@reBer Stau, wel6er 40 Sonnen Seli uuo
poui9 Flas iitr Sieb entbGlt, babel. Ser
Store wire 9e9enDGrti9 ais Sleiiherlobeu
benigt. Dan !aiie oieie @ele9cibeir uidt
porbel9sbsn, ionbsrn i6reibe ciniad an
Spbn @Grig,
SlberlSpiae, Soma.
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'&iele Gbnli1e TaQe.

Mnnfn(riNeu 3mft Sabre lit ib an leinem @assnhiren, i'd astrau6te
~s"S~"'~'''". nfbnre as;t, asr time Gripls, pube iebc6 bur6 ben
@sbrau6 BON 81. &usuh a0niss SamSargr Srppia wksr pOaRanbis bsrss.
feqt.-Sertba Npplf. St0dton, Gal.
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Mathematician Mtne ilnefe 1pttr OF. lit an 6autdusItlaa, bic
~1"'|~"' ere Spse BON Standardization naren, Id prctmte
seritiaenss ctne Gricls. oils rs erfolsnidNe Ssilmithl erpis fa 81. ausua
Scns's 3ambarssr 5repfn.-0. s. Gnslbaret, Ssfefenpas, Snp.
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fnhprNnm1idtfrit @dt linserer Belt lit Id an unsrcauh6fat fines
Ter anstpdnbtsn Wittl ppnte mir beGtn. BIC th Or.
ausaN aonts's Sanaturssr areskn natm. Gies arepien fentn mid tn tursr
3tt nReer ber.-9tihtan l1bs, 2Ol6 Sreans@S traee, Baltimore, Mp.
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Ncherlcinen Vdnsre 3Nt Tit tt an enem 9ebsrtsnn une sebrau6te bic.
les pbns grols, bts mir itltbGt Or. ausua aSniss Dam.
purge! arGpIsn ueaeanotSs Ssiluns braAtsa, - 0aa garpRs gsN, !27 sat.
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Or. prices Cream 8afine QomSer.
S6bis NeltsAusteaanss aas,eiGnuns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10
fro BE Continued
NUGGETS oE NEWS

M Flobert, the inventor Of the Flobert
carbine, died in Paris.
Buffalo is to have a six day walking
match for women next week.
During the recent fearful storm In the
Black sea one English, one Greek and two
Russian steamers were lost. Their crews
were saved.
A new secret order, the "Supreme Tribe
OF Ben Hur,n was Incorporated In Indian.
apolis yesterday. General Lew Wallace
is leading spirit in the order.
Franklin MacVeagh, brother of Am
bassador Wayne MacVeagh, is a candi-
date for the United States senate from
Illinois to succeed Senator Cullom.
There are now several hundred Mexican
revolutionists along the Texas border, and
a serious outbreak is expected. The revo.
lutionists are rapidly gaining recruits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.



Bill Both Day and Night.
WAsHISeToN, Jan. 10.-Yssterday was
a field day In the house for the tariff. The
galleries were thronged all day and the
hoor crowded. Each side put forth its
most brilliant orators for the day session.
Mr.. Wilson, the chairman Of the ways
and means committee. completed his
speech began on Monday, and Mr.. Bur
rows opened the debate for the Repub-
licans with three hour reply. General
Black. of Illinois. and Mr.. Hopkins, Of
Illinois. followed. The good points Of all
the speakers were literally applauded by
their respective partisans. At the even
Ing session Mr.. Haines, Democrat from
Troy, N. Y, IN the name OF tho colltr aud
cuff industry, fired the first shqtdnto the
Wilson bill. He dispiuyetf gifanfe. re-
tition signed by o., 900 people protesting
against the collar aud cuff schedule. de-
clarlng that il 1t were to become a law 1t
would ruin this great industry.
The session of the senate did not develop
that interest that was anticipated. The
consideration Of the federal elections bill
was not begun, and after some cofloquy
between Senators Chandler, Gray and
German over the method of procedure
the measure finally went over until next
Monday. Senator Chambers resolution
calling for an opinion as to the constitu-
tionality and regularity of the appoint
ment Of Commissioner Blount by Presi-
dent Cleveland was called up and pressed
for passage, but after Senator Sherman
had expressed an opinion that its passage
would bc disrespectful to tho foreign re-
lations committee, which is already con-
sidering the subject, Senator Chandler
withdrew it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

THE ElAS-A MoMENToUS DECISION.
Youth has an enviable knack of turning
its back upon the troublous past so soon as
blink Of hope shines out of the future.
Next day had forgotten my woes and
was as snugly in eonceit with myself, as
ardent, as full of preposterous schemes as
u, instead Of being the football Of fortune,
l had been her first fayorite and grand viz
Ter. passed the day zealously cultivating
those aerial estates which make SO fine a
show in the eye of imagination and prom.
ise so rare revenue, and waited with I'M
patience for the evening. Yet when the
hour came and found myself at The Elms
somehow my elatlon forsook me, and with
1t my confidence and self possession. The
ordeal Of the introduction to Miss Gordon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

ROCHESTER, Pa. Jan. 10.-Seven years
ago the wife of John Solby, Of Fifth ave
nue., Philadelphia, ran away with man
named Allan Moore, taking her two chill
dren, a girl of and a boy years old,
with her. Since then Solby has kept up
censeless search for his children, and
finally after years Of fruitless efforts
located them at this place. where they
were living with their grandmother. His
wife died five years ago, but his children
were alive, and yesterday the happy trio
started for their Philadelphia home.
After the elopemcnt Moore and the faith
less wife located at Beaver Falls, but
Moore soon tired Of the woman and de-
serted her in few months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10
Employers Refuse to Compromise.

DANBURy, Conn, Jan. 10.-A delegation
of matters, formerly the executive COM
mittee Of trade, met the executive COM
mittee Of the Manufacturers association
In conference to try to effect compromise
whereby the lockout be declared off. The
matters agreed to grant most Of the privi-
leges asked by the manufacturers six
months ago. The propositions were re-
jected by the manufacturers, who say that
nothing but Independence and divorce
mentfrom all trade rules are the conditions
whereby they will open their factories.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-Flour firmly held;
winter super, ssg2 lO do. extras, s2.25fb2. so;
roller straight, s2.9013.l0; western winter
clear, Sc 1908. Wheat firm higher, with 651sc.
bid and 6694c. asked for January. Corn q shade
easier, with 4lSSc. bid and i2c. asked for Jam
uary. Oats quiet, steady, with S5Isc, bid and
8534c, asked for January. Beef steady. Pork
steady. Lard quiet; prime western, steam,
$50. Butter steady; New York dairy, l7dt
24c.; New York creamery, l9123c.; western
dairy, l5ls4l9c.; western creamery, l9d125l6c.;
Pennsylvania creamery prints, fancy, 27c.; do.
choice, 2ec; do. fair TO good. 20G23c.; prints
tobbing at 2S13le. Cheese firm; New York
large, 00lls4c.; small illpls3to.; part skins,
i0iOc.; full skins, 2lb3c. Eggs unsettled;
western, 20G2lIsc.; southern. 1921.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

HoBoKEN, N. j., Jan. 10.-Rev. Patrick
A. Corrigan, D, D., died at the parochial
residence in Hoboken last night. Father
Corrigan had been i'll with pneumonia for
ten days. During his illness there was
complete reconciliation between him and
Bishop Wigger. The relations between
the two had been strained SO long that
this was hailed with delight by Father
Corrigan's parlshioners, who hoped In the
event Of the priests recovery to see an
end to the differences between the priest
and the ordinary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10
NO HAWAIIAN REPUBLIC
The New Government Has No
Desire for Independence.
THEY STILL RELY ON UNCLE SAM.
Minister Thurston Gives an Emphatic De-
nial to the Statement That He Favored
tho Republic. and Is Joined I'm His At
titude by Mr.. Castle.

niai to the Statement That He Favored
tho Republic. and Is Joined I'm His At
titude by Mr.. Castle.
VICTORIA, b. O., Jan. 10.--Later and full
Ter advices from Honolulu by the steamer
Warrimoo state that the news received
there TO date has ELECTED various COM
ment. Royaiists still assert that they be-
Z lieve the restoration will be accomplished
by Cleveland, and the annexationists as
confidently declare that mol restoration
shall take place.
The situation has in fact, settled into
one of glaring defiance, in which the roy
alists themselves admit they would have
no show unless aided by the forces of the
United States.
OF republic here. said to have been
brought down by Minister Thu-ston and
II. N. Castle, of The Advertiser, Is abso-
lutely decided by both these gentlemen.
To reporter Mr.. Thurston said:
''Such an idea never entered our heads.
Why should iti We are now an estab-
lished government. We have been recog.
nized by both the United States and Rus
Bia, and to establish republic would be
but to renounce the recognized right we
now have for existence. This we do not
propose to do. Deny it absolutely, and
give 1t the widest publicity" concluded
Mr.. Thurston.
When interviewed Mr.. Castle took much
the same view. He said
"Whlle, like Thurston, lam Hawaiian,
born an American, l am not here to COM
promise unless our national mother,
America, goes completely back on us,
which don't believe American patriots
would toIerate.>
''As far as the financial condition of the
government can be determined It Is one
of increasing security. Taxes are flowing
In, and the determined stand taken has
caused the deposits in the postal savings
bank to largely increase during the past
month. Minister Damon is hopeful that,
II no adverse action is taken by congress,
permanent semi-American form of gov
ernment can ultimately be established
here, which will be the forerunner Of
stable government In unstable Hawaii"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

DIR. Saymonne has made for himself
an undying fame by discovering and nam
ing the parasite that causes badness in
the human species and loss Of fur and hair
In the lower animals. He calls the crea-
ture bacillus carnivorax, a name which
suggests that it is in some way related to
the "cannibal microbe.n The man who
discovers an exterminator for 'carni-
yorax" will deserve more fame than the
learned NJ. d. who has discovered and
named the creature.-St. Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10
A Forrer.. identify.

RIcHMoHD, Jan, 10.-Ths identity of J.
W, Fuller, the noted forger sent to the
penitentiary for three years, has been
fully established. His real name Is
Charles Benjamin Curtis, and he belongs
in Philadelphia. His wife says she is a
niece Of Governor Buckley, of Connecti-
cut. Curtis swindlsd many Pennsylvania
bankers, and IL thought to have consider
able money
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

CHICAGO, Jan. TO- Although playing
much better billiards than he did on Mon
day night with Schaefer, it was Slosson's
luck last night to fall up against the an
chor nurse and be beaten by the equal Of
the highest average on record and the sec
ond highest run--100 and 4s7, respectively.
In the sixth inning Ives got the anchor
and ran out the game, when Slosson had
only 1863 to his credit Schaefers 566 still
stands as the top run. Ives and Schaefer
plaY tonight
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

WAsmNaToN. Jan. 1o.-Representativ
Lockwood, of New York, introduced In
the house a bill for the restriction of i'm
migration and to amend the contract
labor laws. 1t provides against the daily
coming into the United States of the citi.
zens of Canada and Mexico to perform
labor in this country. It compels Ameri-
can vessels plying on the great lakes to
employ only American citizens. Aliens
performing work contrary to the provis-
ions of the bill are to be deported, land in
case they return to this country they are
to be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
aud heavily fined
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

CONCORD. N. H., Jan. 10-The grand
jury in the United States circuit court re-
turned two indictments against President
J. O. Moore and Treasurer Charles Nor
rill, Of the National Bank of the Com
monwealth of Manchester. They are
charged with abstraction, false entries
and embezzlement President Warren, of
the Granite State bank OF Exeter, was
also indicted on charges of false entries
and embezzlement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

BRIDeEToN, N. j., Jan. 10.-The Grim
inal business of the Cumberland county
courts commenced yesterday. The trial
of Messrs Kirby, Richman and Westcott,
members of the county excise board, for
extortion, is now on. The trial of Louis
Feighle for murder will most likely 20
over till the May term.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. i0.-In his annual mes
sage to the common council Mayor Gilroy,
referring to consolidation, says that 1t Ia
the manifest destiny of the vast popula-
tion and immense business interests of
which this port is the center that they
shall be consolidated under one municipal
government, and form the metropolis of
the world. He is In favor Of the propo.
sition to submit to the people for their
decision the question as to whether the
time has arrived for such n consoli dation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1o.-Representative
John b. Robinson says that the reports in
circulation to the effect that he has with.
drawn from the contest for the Republl.
can nomination for lieutenant governor of
Pennsylvania are baseless Mr.. Robinson
says that he is in the fight to the finish
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

BUFFALO. Jan. 9,-Cattle firm; very little
doing; fat cows, S3.25a3.5O; common, e.. ESQ
275 Hogs active and higher; mixed pack ers,
$5.io@5.45; mediums and heavy S540a5. 45;
mostly Sb4O; choice heavy, s5.45; pigs, $500
SEQ; Workers, 5.45a5.5o. Sheep and lambs
fat, s32553.50; fair to good native lambs,
81 IS; extra, IS; light TO fair, S32594;
good Canada lambs, S5.0565.I5
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Jan. e.-Cattle slow.
Hogs active; all grades $sAodd5.5O. Sheep
very slow aud weak.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

CRAB ORCHARD, KY, Jan. fo.--Ed Welsh
shot and instantly killed John Chadweli,
on the platform of the Louisville and
Nashville depot at this place. Both are
colored. Chadwell ran away with Weish's
wife some time ago. Recently they re-
turned from Tennessee and have been liv-
ing together since
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

MARIETTA, o., Jan. 10.-The triple muir
der Of the Saner family deepens In mys-
terry. The sons body was found in the
ashes Of the barn and fully identified by
his watch and other articles, though
burned beyond recognition. There is a
growing suspicion that the son killed his
father and mother and then rushed to the
barn, setting 1t on fire, and killing him
aalf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan, 10.-The minis
ters Of the Reformed churches of the Le-
high valley at a meeting here yesterday
declared shat the holding of Santa Claus
entertainments, cantatas, operettas and
all similar theatrical performances in any
place Of worship are irreverant, injurious
and profane, and are designed to work
nothing but injury to religious senti-
~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-10
Baker Kairer,. Murderer c,ueht.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The police of this
city arrested negro whom they identi-
fed as the burglar who, during the night
between Dec. 4 and 8, shot William G.
Kaiyer, wealthy baker, in Camden, N
j., while plundering his house. He is
William II. Davis, better known under
the alias "Blackstrap.n