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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
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nno umge9cno.

Z Is. $. FeterlOlL 9abnarSt,
96l WoinitraBe.
Sic gauarbeitcn on Der rellen
SrNucrcl lucroen innerbulb Spei Gp=
den beginner.
Die neue Gridblln9, rGabriele'5
@ebcimniB", Weltc in oicier Nhlmmer
bc9lnnt, ioll Elm Sober leien.
9onneritoo mo6te Das ncllc
6ecrDboat ,Ga0le GDiut" feline critic
6Obrt nab DEM ienieitj9en llfer.
- Nerr 81. Mibcls, Der 4iicNor fir
Sulien Somnibip bat lid als unab=
bOnl9iger 6anoioat iilr oas 9lmt ertlGrt.
- &eraciiet nitt Die neue Grsa f.
lung sl mlelerl, melhe in bieIer Nunl=
lner beginnt: ySabriele's @ebeimniB".
- Man Ieie v@abriele's GjeGcim=
niB". Sas lit Der Sitel Der nellen
Gridblun9, mel6e in oieler Summer
be9innt.
r@obriele's @ebeimniB" - 10
beiBt Die neue Grsdbluns, welhe III
oleier Summer be9innt. Gin Seoer
lCie oieielbe.
= 3u 6arlep bat man eine Tabrif
gegrilnoct, pcl6e On5 y6orncObs"
Yfelfen labriSiren miro. Die 6abrit
miro II Mann beihditigen.
als Su9,sits= uner 0rburts>
tass>6 cihenfe fauir man unicrr ortu>
rirtc Waarc. Enameling Works Store.
63O Main Str.
- M0n per9elie niht Die ltclle + t.
Sdblun9, betltelt ,8abrlele's DC
belmntB", Su lelen, melde IN Oleler
Summer be9innt.
9scnn SIR emaiairtc @aarr
fauit, tragct mad 9nbuaucr Sabris
fat, ipel6rs am billisitcn mn bcltcu
lit. Enameling Works Store, $50 Main
Str.
- gGer Butter fault irngc na6 Dem
6abritnte Der Sirmn Ncmmcrs X Sut=
Gr. Sieielben pert0ulen bins Butter
Der Nllerbelten 9lrt. SIT III bubcn I'M
Nemmers ~ Butter, Star Butter
Store, i'm GeQ Slot al Der Is. StrdBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
Die 80miid>& atbalii6e 0cgcnieitige
SGuBgeieai9aft nun Supa,

oeren Observation-Disclosures Seri6t DOm De
nerGl=S ctretdr Serrn s. M. @erner
bcenOigt OOrliegt, 5eigt einen i0Oncn
GOrtidritt. Seit Dem eriten 9lpril
b. i. bat Oieielbe 100 nelIe Mtit9liener
QepOnneu unO icit Dem |. SUM
$l4, 600 SterbeQelOer OusbcSablt. Ger
&%eieruefOno belduit ii6 9%egenmdrtig
ouf $500, mlbrenO Die Mitylieoerjabl
2O0O betrQQt.
Die @eiellihGit 1T trOB Der i6le6ten
S3Citcn in iebr erireuli6er 28eiie gspa6=
len unO empiieblt ii6 na6 ben obigen
I~n9Gben allen &GtbOliten oes StaGtes
aui ONs Bette. 9Bir Weroen in uQ6=
tier 28O6e an eoitOrieller Stelle Elm
gSOrt oes g9eiteren iiber oieielbe
ipreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
Ser &f INN bic Strle ais Trie>
bcnSrihter

neroient oieies Sabr cine beionoere Se=
0NtunQ. @ruB lit cine S6pG6e iitr
oO$ oemlOtrotiihe Sifet uno oa 6ppnep
l~n0bbGn9ig lduft, miro er wobl en-
lu0Dlt perocn.
Die Stelle zines Srieoensrl6ters
iolte nur pDn Mt1nnern betleioet ,per=
Den, oeren 9Sanoel unantaltbnr lit,
0cnn Elm Wtonn, welter iibCr ieire Wiit=
burger 81 @eriht iiBcu lOll, mus ielbit
Elm Gbrenmnnn ieir. g8ir mOhten
Oaber Die Nuimertiomteit oes Goltes
in gonS ~bcionOerer g&eiie Nuf ben
Sompf nm Die Stelle ais 6r~ieoensrit=
ter ~Icnten, benn es Gilt bier auf Der
@ut iein, oaB oieielbe nidt ppn unmiir=
oiGCn Seuten bcleBt peroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16

2(m Mtor0eu muroe ao6'S OtcNer uno EfetiC
oil Der Stelle, no CT gelegen bate, nit Slitt
bcidmicyt 0cilnocl. Ho9 Otcllcr mar obcr
Al. NenuOh lpollelt ciIl9e bcbollptClI, nod
babe lid ,elber Die 2&lmocu bei9ebroht ulo
ueriudl, lih III tooteIt. GieleS lbetnt taum
0loubllh, iouoeru llinmt mebr llbereIn nit
benz gSN0ltCt Den Elcb."
Ncrr Eobu var, Der iriibcrc iopiaIe
GiOCntbilmcr ocs Dubuque &ols Ill Nc Otar9
muroc pou llucle Cams SpitrnUicn we9ell
elmer tlcincn &cruoblGiii0wl9 por Rllricm
nod Siour Nltu 9ciitbrt lulo inter Nutlo9e
;uituuo 9cicHt. "a feline b09lpillI9c Ab'l6t
pom Gctcn vars u~orlie0t, 10 miro oerlClbc
nit ciucr flciueu Cromun9Sitroie lo9tommcn.
Gle 1&irthc loucn ouipoiicn, bonn l(ncIc Gam
ipOBt ui6t.
Ser Bort @nibin9ton 3eitun9"
entncbnlsn mir:
Gm VI onto9, 6cn "a. Gept., wnroe cit
btcroi9t.
uuCr betomItcr Mfitbitr9Cr SNr. WtldlUcl
z @miot, luClber li6 mtbrcre Ntonote be
lIt3 uno geiunbbcitSbnlbCr III Woonbuc
Nouutu in MiuIeintu ultibiClt, fC6rte IN
porl0cr 2SOde 9efrGitiot mo gutter Stn9c IN
uuiCrc NiittG ;uriit.
Am 4. Sit. itorb eil Schu bc9 Srn.
2&m. &lOu9; Die Eccroi9un9 iouo am
SGmIt09, ben G. Stt., lt0tt.
AIM 2ieuno9, ben 1G. Sit, wcrOcu i'll
ser Ct. Mturieu Rtrhe ourh hen. =. SIS
fomp 9etrout: My. Ietcr SduejDcr, eiu
Gobu oca .Nrlt. ,NobU .. Shuejoer pom
&owu Etl0ium, lto Sri. 2lm1U Ghuucll,
iiiu0I1e Sohter oC9 betounteu ,%Ear1uers Dat.
GhuUcU non Sowu Fort %&&oibingtnn. Gas
ipuoe EOar Wiro iib i'll Der Stoot 2&oui0u
bQlj0llh uIeoerluiicu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
Sas 0nnncr>S rnfmal

mel6es betanntli6 Dem &iInitler 81.
Seitih in Is bicNoO sur SerItellun9 iibcr=
0eben mOroeu mar, miro i'm Saltie Die
Ter 98p6e bier in Dubuque anlangell
llno binnen Surscm ouiQeitelt merOen.
Sn nG6Itcr Nlmmer merocn mir Die
Nn9eIe9enbeit Oes gtdberen beIprcherl
rno uah Der Grrjhtuna oes Stntmals
Dem Grei9niiie cine nod ndbare gluf=
%mertIQmteit mlOmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
Yricfter> G%erieBungen.

Ter 6odiu. Tater S. .. 2lbers
bon StNcpDille lit na9 &pOn5 OtrieBt
morotn. Ter bOhp. Tater &uri bon
iou elne ldngere Geiie antretca.
$500 JteD. S6lueter pOu Sings lit an
Die Stclle Oes bO6m. T0ter Srune
ndb NaDerbill geidift wOrOcn. -
GtpOige Mittbeilungen an oieie Yrie=
tier mplle man Dem9emdB aoreiliren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
stadt mud Amgegend.
Entered at the Postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-clasS rates.
Tgcntru DER ,,@a,ette".
I'll NhiCa0o. I'll.

&u Chicago, ST.:
Mr. Better Mcitcr, 154 Nubiou 2(ue.
ST.. Mi6el Mcltcr 10. 1912 51itc
Giloicite.
Nr. Vetcr BERNARD, 451 2&iu6eitT
2&eits uuo Sitomelieltc.
Sir Sigh hjOgc, &N., unO %llm9e8eno:
i. Eruu d.
Sir 2nlror0, ST., uno llm9c9eno.
SoIu VI Ell d., 33 ltortb Eroaomap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
5crr @rrgnr Sibirgi

miro an ndhltcn S0mstu9 ieine @irt6=
iGOft, Gfe Der &bOmber9 uno SObn-
ion 9lOe., nit 9rOBem 6reilund ulo
WuIit er6nnen unO label oos Fubli=
tum, unO feline Sreuuoe i%nsbeipnOere,
ouiu ell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
2(ussiigc aus eir9eIanfencm Srie=
fen NIT Scitra9cn fir ods
Spicpbinunt.

ga in mciuem $,ouic lQugere 3cit binorrd
mebrerC Fcrioueu tront worCn, bcihloB t6,
eiueu &eitrog yur |iiiuiteu 6reiiteue 81 Gebcn,
peru bic &routbcitcu lbwdnOen. Gteie9
Gei6oB ulO oe9BOlb icuoc i'd $500.
C}.u9 Ni0b Tib9e, SQ.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16

- Sn 6Ol9e elmer Grtaltuu9 lit i6
an ~bartnddi9er Seiierteit; nit eiui9en
9Oien bon Or. glu9uit &Oni9's Sam=
burger Sruittbee wuroe ib mieOer pol=
itGnoig ber9eitelt. - Sulius @uliL
l29 SGrtIett.S Str, &O9eiter, q. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16

= Is hnbcn Seirntb9li;enicn 0elOm=
men: @nOre0s MObr mo Clara SIM
oerb0lf.
IS iinb IOl9rnoc Nomin0tioncn
iilr &c0mttn Der 0euonnten 5opniDips
oemotratlterleits 9ema6t mOrOcn;
Eruiric Greet.
Sruitce9-Mi6ocl !. Woroon NIB Gpuarb
Sromu.
Aiieipr-Soujo Nurte.
SriCocuSri6ter-Sobu S'Nricu.
Noult0bler-Fatrid Gprre.
SIcrt-&ames NaDt.
Eeru.
NricOCnSri0tcr-Fbilipp go1ucr uno GGr.
Eoetihcr.
Standardization Sroit, .ir.
SrNtec-E etCr @ioumaul.
2iiciior-Nobu Il. Ghuller.
Hlcrt-E. !. NulgblUt.
Gcntcr.
Glcrf-Wco. :. Gdmitt.
SrHltcC-NbuS. NrtmmelS.
Niieiior-Weo. SMmitt.
SricOcu9rihtcr-&. =. &ei6.
NouitobIcr- NomC9 j. MtcNcomn NIB
Nruuf S@mitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
Wcin9t

miro Ncillrit Bruce, ge6irtj0 aus g&a6l int
3dntoll @tcoingcn III CroEhcr;c9t6um
luxembourg. 2Crlelbc tam Dor II Otnudtcu
ltao) Getrolt, ytl0., no er bet &>trru Wtibnel
Neltt III &olt 9jug. Gcit ciibeI [dgci
N CT leoo6 pbuc 2tbi6ico 81 nebmeu per6li
tel mo IS Dtro oclcl ncuc &Drciie 0c9en
quite SelobnlItg gcillbt Don 9ij6oeI Neiug,
JS6 Monroe liuc., CetroIt, Did.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
Ger oNcbrasta SOlt8Tr." I6reibt:

Sm 0alIe Oe5 Nerru otto Stteu, l07 u.
Yeluer NUe., ~UerlIarb am SNnGStag 2Ibcuo
ua9 lUugcrcm EeIoeI Uut @dlleHiteiu Srl.
GJt0D GpuuS. Ole Eecroi9ung iauo Souns
tag 9(o6mittaQ inter jabIreidcr Netbeili=
9IIt9 ltatt, Dob e. Der Saptiltcupre:
bigger 9teU. Toliom Die ECi d IL
reoe biClt. NIe 8erltorbeEe fam Dor
etiOu ClIem Sabre uub Settings, drbCitete
olT UCrldIeocucU IlQBeu lmo ;ulett III Der
TudbuIocrcI Don Geo. g&lgtou. GCit eiui
gen UtonutcU beDobute re Clu 3immer im
OUlIe Der NamIlIe Ctttu, wOlelblt ie nab
rcllo lbrcr &rautbeit, trogoem tie Qnr; nit
tellO9 mar, gut UcrpfGgt mIroc. Iu6 uou
lbr bmtCTlOllcuCm HriCIeu bat man erlCGelL,
buB ne UCu Cruuo Tort5, ltorO Satota,
Woleiblt tbrC Nltcrr lUobueu, mad NOltiuQS
tam. Gle bCtte clucu GtIciUUtcr !tumeIs
ROD, ionic lbre Wiutter uUO mchrcre We
i5lpIler, bic ne Il lrOeuO eIUcm I'M
5etuUuteU wrUube UCrlIcR, nm
Gllen lbreu lltcr0alt gu UcrOtencu. SQmmt
Itde grleIe lbrer DtItler lDaren IN Ocutider
Sprude gcldriCbeu lnO Criicbt man oarQlS,
baB Vtag WUGHS non lurcmbur0ii6er g6z
1tannnulg lmO f"albOli d. mar. S6r
alter betrug etDU 20 Sabre. - Ni0ge tie in
SrleoCu ruben - Gen ierueu SerWauoteu
rmier iuutgitcS EciIcjO,
Ser o&e Mars SerOlO" i6reibt:
Gmil Mtarr mo sri. Wtaria Gwaiu
rpuroeu am TiCult0g in Mierriu 6urd Tot6er
&oobtu Elm SuHoC mrs %cbeu Dereiuigt.
PIN Moutog Mbcuo wurOe Gbriit rod
DoU jDeI lllbCtNuutcH an Der tide Dou Gtei3s
mamr'S %MmberpOrO uugcgri'Ieu, u~IeOerges
lbIa9eu mIo nit NtclertI6eu perpunOet.
sic @Gnoen ituo Gbsr Ni&t seiSgr!i9sr art.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
,3n %ncrfnrfeu.

Cine Sarm pom 50 }lder in Woiolct
SomnlbIp III Dubuque so. nit Gleb mo
Non9boItmobel. - Ntcr MD S~ei;louO
lno po9 iibri9e NJ inter CultUr. Niutca
Noncr uuO Cbcncr EobrH. Eci Rino5 2.
:, lcd0 NtclIcl pom 2ubuQuc, 0cicgcl.
Dan lpcIloc 'lH miInOli6 oocr idrirtlIh az
W otbto9 &o8euer, &ingS i. =, Sus
bIque, ,Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
gu b%crtauEcu.

500 IcCre Ediier. I'm nGbrc 2nisgunit
Dcnoe man lt6 oil Ot. NoQcuielI San
Gubulue, &i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
gu ncrtaufen.

Gin SteiuIouS, woriu iib untcr ci!l Qro-
Rer Storcrallm lunO obeu ) iN0ue 9Sohn.
simmer beiinhcu. No9ielbe ulro lest ais
Store 9cbr0ndt. Giu Stou mo 0roIcr
Worteu, wcl0cr 1 cots j0X1O0 IuB entbdlt.
lriO mIleinbegriNcu. 2&e9cn ltdberem weuoe
man I'D oil Neter horig,
Wtlbert9Ulllc, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16
@eiubt.

9&o III Bernard SdouOel aus @iutQcl ?
Scrlctbc biclt lil III Eottcr so. ODER lolIltwo
III Cub Satota an. Nr 1T 0gbctcu, lCllc
Norcne ot ole nEllrcmbwgcr Gazette, IN
5ltQuc, ,Sa., I'll lcubcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16

Sd i6ite Sbncn $500 fir cine troufe
Geriou, Die periproNeu bat, lie III @brcn
Seiu5, Marto uuo Noiepb ;ur Stiitung Der
"iiiufteu Greiitcue bei;ItrO9eu. - 2lu6 lC9c
ib $500 iijr oieiclbe N~reiitcllc bel, ais CoUz
tesausoutt iir Die Grb0rum9 elmer Butte.
C@uIs Cola, Nu.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16

Niermit I6tde i'd ,Abncu $500 iiir bic
Treiitelle 81 Cbrel Der oSroiCrtu Der Nctritb:
ten, iiir mCl@c non Dubuque ans 9elom=
melt wiro. &eteu Gic iiir cine trante Wtut
ter. C,lU9 9tIperton, ,SO.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-16

@ercini9te Staatcn.
C} o6trG8li6 d.

Wir hoben cine Giul0olln0 0es
2otol=GOmites sur -. Sirettoren=Ner=
iammlln0 Der 9. u. 6. Inter
itiibun95 GeIelli6oit DOn Mtinneioto
ionic sur GriinOung Oes Oeuti6en
tatbOlii6en Stats : GerbNnOe5 bon
WinneiDtu gu 9teu Him am IL. mo
Il. SttOber erbulteu. g&ir OOntcn
ouf OQs Bette, oOb Die glrbCit erlOubt
ms leiOer ni6t anweienO 81 iein. Ms
&OrliBer Oes GeitOusi6uNes iunQirt
unier bO6lp. G0nOsmNnn unO 6relno
Se60nt s. q. SCHROEDER BON Neu linn.
Serr Tr. S9citler BON S.
ccOla, SN., miro i'm nG6lten NtOnNte
nit ieiner Samilie cine 9teiie naA iei=
ner SeimOtb 81 Sid a.. b. gU5. On=
tretrn.
Sus foIQenDe g d b II
uno Der oemielben iOl9enOe 3eitungs=
arsl6nitt ertlQren li6 iclbit:
&oniu9S, gieb., -. ST. 1894.
gGcrtber Nerr @omcr,
Sine iuu0c totbolii6c 2urambur0criu iturb
bier lebteI Sdmltag Illo DarO Sonutdg Don
etuem Naptlltelpreoi9er begrobcrI. "a ion
Der .SIpCirel lbreU Ultcrr, Uou Oeueu lcIbC I'D
ldl9lt loS9etreullt, umo ilpur luegeu lr9clo
pelder llrla6e, Oercu lIuicntbult Wuo SOB
pobl ui9t betamt 1T, crude t9 Gle, oiele
gtGdri6t, Ute Der rltebrd9ta %olt9ireumo"
Don bier barber beri6tct, in Sbrem gci6GB:
ten SIutte D~icoer;ugeben. Inter ben bieii9el
SIIrcmburgerlI mar ou9 DiGo6eu uitt be
tGuIt. sd babe Sic offers III Der bieligcn
gSi9tOul6eu Eubbinoerci geiebeu. ober nets
ielbc fiIr cine Nmcrituncriu Nugeiebeu. Gin
gel6loneu ilbcrnIdhe ib ,Ibneu Den 3eituu9s
bert6t! SD oobte ME, ouG eS bicr;ulNloe
inter I%licrI Eeuteu y@laubenslQuguer"
gGbe; lmo IS bleIbt bait babel ,Ausge-
1ajieue Hiuoer Weroeu olIsgelaheu!"
Wttt beltem luremburger Sulut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

MrpnLETowN Nov. l0.-Ihe Democrats
OF Wesl It, Georges hundred had many
schemes on hand to try on Tuesday. One
Oh thelr most outrageous schemes was to
send for Frank duncan, who was formerly
dog catcher In Wilmington they all know
ing thai the colored people and voters
around here do not Ike him and are afraid
OF him but the scheme failed to work for
inc Republicans as soon as they heard
tbat MF. Duncan was in town on political
business quitely sent for big strong fell
low blythe Game of Lucas and during the
day Mr. Duncan behayed elegantly and MIR.
Lucas followed him about all day.
Toward evening Mr. Duncan soon
sinelled rat and began to get uneasy
Tor In fact the negroes becoming incensed
at MIN over the way he treated them, wers
heard making preparations to SEQ that he
ieft town III hurry, if he had remained
IN towH during that night but Duncan
was aware OF the madness OF sorno of the
Whlte as we'll as coloreu residents, and he
FOUND it convenient to take the four
O'Clock train going to Wilmington, The
man NAMED Lucas, employed by the Re-
publicans after the Democrats had sent
Tor Duncan, closely watched Duncan all
DAY long, and thereby kept him from run.
nlng all the colored people out of town
before they were allowed to vote.
That old seallawag came here on Tues.
DAY fdr the purpose OF intimidatlng
coiored voters anu many people think
That ho was one OF the special constu bles
whom the Democsatic party loves SO
well.
AT labt one Of our fellow townsmen has
been hdnored. He has ever since Tuesday
b-en selected to perform the duties of an
abie boiled seaman. he having been se-
lee el 10 go ON the excdls n OF the Demo-
elstlc iIarty to soup House l,laiid. He is
also great handler of tax receipts pre-
Vlous to all elections.
Just 81 ballots wore thrown out ut Port
Penn OH Tuesday hight and the most OF
them were Rspu bitcans. They were 60 IL
sldered mutllated by the Democrats, and
that is believed to be just how they man
aged tooirry st Georges Hundred. IL ia
furLher.eeiieved by several that this mat
ter vii LIE fully investigated yet. as the
Democ1ats in This case seemed TO have
acted 1ust according to their own liking
aud desires, aud not a few of the honest
DemocIats here are dsgustsd at such
bold conduct
The Republicans OF West st. Georges
hundred made II hard fight on Tuesday.
ana IN consequence they succeeded in cut
Ting down the usual Demucratic majority
In this bart OF ST. Georges Hundred from
about 70 to u votes. which Is consid.
cred very good when IL Is taken into CON
sideratlpn that the Democrats had plenty
ofmOney on hand anu they spent 1t Law
ishly while the AIiidletown Republicans
had no money but were determined to
wago hot light and they did nobly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Charles MeKeever, the cham plon middle.
weight pugilist of Pennsylvania. can
thank tho police department for saving
him from the hands OF a mob OF touRls,
who would have subjected him to seyere
pummeiling II he had fallen amongst
them.
McKeever came here to meet Ed, Nc.
Connell In the Opera House last evening,
put the latter did not appear, and John
Darrell volunteered to face the pennsyI-
yania lighter in order that the crowd
might not be disappointed. As soon as
the men entered the ring Mokeever
punched Darrell rather roughly. and 1t
was Just his conduct that made him un.
favorable among the toughs who were
seated In the gallery.
Alter the entertainment the frends of
Darrell stationed themselves In front of
the building and while they were discus.
sing tho outrageous attack on their friend
Mchehyer made his way tbrough the
crowd and reached the opposite side of
the street before it was learned he was out
OF the building. The mob then started
after the Phlade Iphian who ran down
Eiphth to Shipley to Sixth and to the sta.
tion mousse with the mob closely la pur.
suit. he reached the station house In
SAFETY and was under police protection
Whllo lhe crowd on the outside cried for
vengeance. After the toughs were dis.
pefseu Mcheever with his friends returned
to Philadelphia. He said he would never
again return to WILMINGTON. Ed. McCon.
Hel 'ilu not appear against him, oWiuuL to
severe attack OF lin ess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

CHICAGO, Nov 10.-Chicago clcrgymen
have formed polyglot club for the pur-
pose of instructing prospective mission
aries in the various foreign languages by
means of the phonograph President Har-
per, of Chicago university, with other
prominent ministers, have secured as mem
bers of the organization representatives Of
almost every nationality visited by mis-,
sionaries, and by the reproduction Of con-
versation the phonograph will take tho
place Of instructors and professors. The
first machine used by the club will be
placed in the Young Mems Christian asso.
citation, and others will be distributed
among prominent churches
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

PHIIAbEtpHIA, Nov, 9.-Elour firm; winter
super, seg2. TO- winter extras, s.. 2.a5dba 40; No.
2 winter family, S2,ioa2.50; Pennsylvania
roller straight, s25902.8O; western winter,
clear, S. 4tat2 80 Niieat strong, higher, with
5il4e. bid and 5?sic, asked for November.
Corn hrtner, quiet. with 5la4c bid and SIC
asked for December. Oats quiet, firm, with
ao14c. bid and Bic. asked for November. Hay
hrmcr; good to choice timothy, Sl2G612. 50.
Beef steady; city extra India mess, sl76Il9.
PORK quiet. Lard firmeri western steam,
" Az; city s6.l6G1. Butter strong; western
dairy, liBldo.: do. creamery, lbGB25c; do. fac.
tory l0dl4e.; Elxns 25c.; imitation creamery,
la9lpc.; New York dairy, l3il23c.; do. caeam.
cry, lSaaibfc.; Pennsylvania creamery prints,
extra, 25e.; do. choice, 24r do fair to good, 81
913o; prints tobbing al 2bftsso, Cheese firm;
large, s9l01sc,; small, SlrQllc.; part skins,
sl4G'c,; fun skins, e}Rftjc. Eggs firm; New
York and Pennsylvania, 25it26c.; refrigerator,
l6lSus2c.i wsstern fresh, lsA25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

NOW that the machinery which will
grind out new laws In this little com on.
wealth has been started 1t will be at least
four Years before we will live under those
new laws, But 1t is certain that the
change will come and at the next general
election the people OF the State will vote
Tor delegates to compose the convention
which VIII frame the constitution. The
convention will be composed the same as
the Gene al Assembly oil the State.
This constitutional convention will
meet and frame q constitution which will
be submitted to the people of the State at
Inc general election In 1888. and ratified
or relected BY them as they may see tit
While 1t Is rather enrly for the amend
meDtS to the constitution TO be talked or,
There are number which the people are
suggesting to the present constitution
and which will be considered by the con-
vention. Ono OF these changes is the pro-
Vision in respect to the payment of tax
asa qualification to vote. Just what quail.
iiicntion will succeed the present one has
not been much talked Of
IL 10 alao probabe that the appointment
OF the judiciary OF the state will be In
some manner changed and that they will
either he cleo ed or appointed for mum.
per oil years. instead OF for life as at pres.
ent.
1t ls also probable that an amendment
Will DO oil led making all county oibcers
elective inslead of allowing the governor
OF the state to appoint all OF the ocenp pants
OF those of1icei5 as at present An effort
VIII also be made to secure pure. fair
and equitable distribution Of the members
OF the General Assembly among the
different counties of the State. and to
have System of district representation If
possible.
The question OF what further amend.
ments are needed will be the subject OF
an Interesting topic for discussion during
The coming two years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

The Republicans OF North Chrlstana
hundred will celebrate the political re.
demptiop OF delaware by grand display
OF fireworks next Wednesday evening.
An invitation Is extended To all the Re-
publican clubs OF Wilmington to join in
the grand shaking up at DuPont's banks
on that evening.
Committees will meet all cars arriving
at Rising Sun FROM so O'Clock.
Citizens oil Wilmington, como out and
join In the grsnd jollilication.
The meeting will be one OF joy on the
occasion. and petition will be signed to
bo presented to Ambassador Bayard. ask.
irg him to have shipped Immediately
cargo OF English crow. Tho bird Is In
with the greatest pleasure known for forty
wears,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Is, General Ruger's promotion will proba-
bly, only be delayed for that length Of time.
Colonel James w. Forsyth who became
brigadier general is veteran of the late
war.
Brigadier General McCpolS, who becomes
major general, is at present in command
of the department of Colorado, has been
forty seven years in the military service,
and Is one of that famous family of war
riors known as "tho fighting McCooks."
He is a graduate Of the academy at West
Point, which he entered as cadet in 1871
He was captain in the regular army at
the outbreak Of the war, from which ho
emerged with the rank Of lieutenant col
oncl, But in addition to this he had at the
beginning volunteer commission as colo
mel Of the First Ohio infantry, and in ono
year received his volunteer commission as
major general. For gallant service dur
ing the war he was brcyctted major gem
eral in the regular army in 1865, thus an
ticipating by two years the good fortune
which has fallen to him in this appoint
ment,