The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What ,s Tran.plrlns In the Pretty Tewn
On tho Delaware.
Correspondents Of thu REPUBLICANS
NEW CASTLE. July, 4. 1894.

NEW CASTLE. July, z, 1854
The smoke Of the Fourth OF July
celebration has cleared away and now
the workings Of the Democratic politi.
clans are clearly observable. New
Castle hundred this year will send
to Dover unpledged for
either Governor or Congressman.
For the Legislative b onora from this
hundred there will be- three cornered
fight between Villa m B. Mccoy, Ok.
sheriff Giles Lomhson and Colonel
Evan G. Boyd. II is too early at pres
ent to make any prophecy as to who
will receive the nomination, but 1t
would not be surpriaing to find that
the genial Colonel will be the man. /
For assessor OF this hundred, John
!. Boyle has been In the arena, but
now the finger of fate points to John
j. Sheridan and William w. Cooper.
Cooper waD second in the race two
years ago, and although he did not
get appointed to fill out McCauley's
unexpired term, and get chance to
make an extra assessmont during the
hardest year on the peopie for some
time, yet he comes up smilinRly and
W III make Sheridan hustle.
| Sheridan Ia a hustler and has hosts
Of friends, ,and SO the situation stande
at present until after the little pre-
liminary by the workers, in which
they are now engaged. to forward
the interests OF one OF their number.
who has done as much for the party
here as any of them and who can brig
t the voters when they are wanted.
A solid halt dozen Of tspirants will
try to get tho nomination for Road
Commissioner. There are two to be
elected this fall. The aspirants named
at present are Alternate Register Sam
uel Miller. John ]. Jordan. Robert B.
, Armstrong. james Denning, Richard
Mntoney and Samuel p. Roberts. Now,
who the pair will To 10 somethin g
, which cannot tell, but 1t would be safe
' Ito say that Sam Miller will expect the
4 eaders here to return the compliment
4 which he has on different occasions
placed with the West End LEADERS,.
:. New Castle people will DO treated to
q another concert by the City Cornell
Band on the school green tonight
4 The band won fresh laurels ut Dover
A are instillud to play, II possible. better
!. than they ever did before. and New
Castle people can appreciate goot
, Iuusic when they hear 1t. Leader
! Eberle has arranged the follow pro
4 gram for this evening: ..
8 l. March &c. A. C.".................E berl'
a ., Seieetlon."N and Little. .... Heed,
= 3. Wa IL. Little Darri.". Bennet
? 4. Scrcnade "shGdes OF Nighl lliplc,
!, g. lntermissiou.
q q. Descriptive Polka, MA Mas PEI
!, :. Galor, "Fairies Danccs"....... Benne
n s. overture, LeKlon'......,..... BeeD'
l. .. Mai CHI, "Camiola '.... ...,Thomh
{. William Cullen, well-known farmeI
. II. n St q
= COWS within tho last few weeks. OF |
d disease that seems 10 DO the result oil
u certain kind of grass in the pasture
Is field. The deaths have occurred at In
tervals OF few days. The cows hnt
70 not decreased in their milk supply
NJ und the only way in which the n.alad!
Inanlfests itself is in the sNelling "
Id OF the animals, and their death which
a follows shortly afterwards. MIR. Cul
len believes the trouble to be due to
n certain variety OF grass In the pasture
ns iield. and will take steps to see that NJ
further i'll effects result from 1t amonI
k. his herd.
d Mrs. Loilaud. residing near this city
r. lost four valuable horses In tile sprlni
v. in tic same manner. ...5
70 Maggie smith Is confined to he
Nv homo from injuries received by bein
thrown out OF swing oil Thursda
o. evening. On the evening mentione
n. John Jidwell and her were In swim
at near the cotton mills and going owe
r. SO high. when the bough from whic
the swing was suspended broke an
both were thrown out and Maggie
side and face were badly injured. Sh
was rendered unconscious Tor som
time by the fall. .......
:. 1t la stated by the little birds tina
~ John and Kate weIo married here o
:, Tuesday night last.
Owing to u heavy downpour OF raj
% the game Of ball between tho fouu
VI America and Liberty Senate had to b
o. stopped IN the eighth inning, with tn
ho score OF IL to 10 IN favor of the former
y, The battery work OF Eagin and Virgil
~, was very good.
III Robert Montgomery denies that b
-, received a handicap In the 100 yard
o i race on Wednesday.
10 Wilbur Meredith recently sent O
's' six tags OF No Tax tobacco and recei'
cd picture and coupon. He forwart
ed the coupon and was fortunate
winning gold watch which he no
exhibits at his cigar store
Herbert told me last evening that
would not take thirty dollars tor Il
watch.
Mrs, Mnrcella NcCue left this NOR
ing FOR trip to the Allegheny Mou
tains.