Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-10-15
WANTS TOSUlTlPATRONS
Railroad Superintendent WIN
Provide Popular Service.
THE PEOPLE MUST NOW SPEAK


Intention of Arranginga the Evening
Accommodation Trains TO Accommo-
date-PIans for the Democratic Re-
ceptIonl to Observation-Disclosures
Meeting Saturday Evening.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Oct 10 -Inasmuch as
there is soon to be 8 marked change
made ia the timetable of the Delaware
railroad trains (probably on and after
November u there will be renewed in
terest among the hundreds Of New CATTLE
patrons OF the passenger service to
secure more convenient trains, especially
in the evening Superintendent Holli.
day has determined TO accommodate the
New Castle people IL such Is possible and
the New Castle department Of the EVEN
ING JOURNAL will be open to all citizens
who want TO suggest better arrange
ment of the New Castle accommodation
trains and their suggestions will be
cheerfully published here. There Is no
doubt but that better arrangement Of
the evening trains would be pleasing TO
the New Castle travellers and more
profitable to the railroad company, and
the compsny's superintendent has ex-
pressed his Willingness to so arrange
these much appreciated trains.
1t is hoped that there will be no
suggestion in relation TO the Bear"
train, arriving here from Wilmington at
43 The EVENING JOURNAL correspond
ent has recently learned that the
people of State Rond and Bear would
have only one train north during the
whole day-that known as No 90, pass
/ In
train were taken of Such action will
also be unnecessary, as it has been
announces that 8 cent haek-fsres will
soon prevail. and for nickel every body
can ride to his own door.
There are two arrangements now in
contemplation at Clayton. One is that
the % train go over as usual and
return at 90; 90 to Wilmington again
at Is and return to New Castle at
12.06 But some people want theatre
train, and the second plan Is TO let the
6.23 train from Wilmington lay over
here until 1915, go to Wilmington then
aud connect with the Philadelphia night
train: leave Wilmington at II 90,
return to Wilmington at 11.30 and
remain there until - 06 This latter
plan is an excellent one, but 1t takes of
the 722 train to Wilmington, which
would be an unpopular move.
Giles and RoaselI Talk to Voters.
There was an encouraging attendance
at the New Castle Hundred Democratic
Clubs headquarters ia the Red Mems
Hall, on Saturday night, when the first
public meeting was held by the new
association. President William Dsakyne
conducted the meeting, and beside him
sat George w. Eckles, Levy Courtman
II n, White and other leading Demo
Gratis Of the hundred
John Rossell, of the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, OF Whining
ton, and vice president Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club Of that city,
opened the meeting by an interesting
discussion on national Issues when
President Cleveland was inaugurated,
he said, The did not Immediately call a
session OF Congress TO wipe out the
miserable sherman Silver act. When the
whole country was demanding a change
In that ruinous law, the President called
together the Congress of the United
States in special session. After the
Wilson bill, wlplng out the silver
purchasing law, had passed the House Of
Representatives, the Senate was not
Democratic enough to agree at once and
saw nothing to do but effect compro
mise, President Cleveland said No
there must be no compromise here. TIL,
people demand this unconditional repe Il
they must have it, Aud they got il
There. alone, was evidence sufficient I,
prove that Grover Cleveland is the righ'
man In the right place; that he Is a fear
less broad-minded President, worthy o
the respect of the millions OF voters VIII
declared that he was the man to lea,
them.
Deputy Attorney General Branch II
Giles made an able argument Rgainst tn
Republican contention that the pledg
OF the Democratic party had not beef
fulfilled He declared that its promises
one and all had been kept TO the letter
The Democratic platform OF 1892 de
clsred that the repeal Of the Force Bill
the Sherman Purchasing act and tn
Mckinley act should tie repealed. The
got into power on that platform an
they have done each OF those three grea
deeds and now that the splendid work a
been accomplished, the country alread
y benefited. The very week after tn
Wilson bill passed the New York Custor
House authorities we're overwhelme
with smands to take out goods then /
NcAN @AA VA pAN AA1 Ahob Ntth3 lud
w. B. railroad carried more freigh
than at any day before in its histor,
Now, my friends. we are able to stan
alone Yankee ingenuity can compel
with the whole world. Now IL there
one state in the Union, Of which Dsms
Gratis should be proud, it is Delawar,
Our men have stood beside the foremo
In the ranks Of statesmen. Now prepai
to elect the entire Democratic ticket by
good old time majority.
Two Cannot Play at This Game.
While the population Of this lit
city Is almost 5000, there Is q tim
honored saying here that two b
shows cannot prosper at the san
time, and this is supported by fact n
City Cornet Band has had to indefinite
postpone its concert, which near
every body had intended TO attend