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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-24
TO BE CREMATED.siFkS+

ceased sooiaiistlo Labor Ieaasstq to be
 Heeded.
 The body of Otto Schiebel, who died at his home, 120 George street. last Wednesday evening, is to be cremated, according to his own request. The re- mains are to be taken to the crematory at Flatbush, L. l., and the ashes are to be distributed among his relatives and friends. There will be services at his George street home at 9 o'clock this morning and at 1O:3O the remains will leave for New York, in charge of Charles J. T4enze of Cox & Henze, the Church street undertakers. No one elss will accompany the body. After the transfer to Flatbush is made, Mr. Henze will deliver the body to the superintendent of the crematory, who will Immediately place 1t on one of the slabs. It will then be subjected to the intense heat of the crematory fires for a short period of time, and the ashes will then be withdrawn. ....
 The 1eW remdlHluS dSIeS VIII De only sufficient to fill g. common-sized cigar box and they will be taken to this city by MT. Henze and delivered to the widow of the deceased.
 Schiebel was born in Germany and came to this country when quite young. He first resided at Springfield, Mass. and later removed to this city. He was pronounced socialist He was a member of the Arbeiter Maennerchor, the Sons of Hermann and the German Order of Red Men.
 There will be no clergyman at the funeral this morning as the deceased did not. believe in religion. Paul Zim- merman of Nash street. a we'll known socialistic leader. will make the address in German. is <
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-24
WILL FIGHT TO 4 FINISH.
Match Arranged Between George Dixon
 and Jerry Marshall.

Match Arranged Between George Dixon
 and Jerry Marshall.
 Newark, N. J., Aug. 24.-George Dixon and Jerry Marshall, who claims to be the featherweight champion of Australia, were matched to-day to fight to finish at 119 pounds for $2, 800 and the featherweight championship of the world.
 Tom O'Rourke, Dixon's manager, posted q, 900 with the Police Gazette, while Mike Haley. on behalf of Mar shall. deposited like sum. No special date for the mill was agreed upon. but both sides consented to agree to any reasonable purse offered by the Olym- pic club of New Orleans or the Coney Island club
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-24
Bridgeport Tries the Trolley.

Bridgeport, Aug 23.-The first trolley car that ever ran in Bridgeport was given trial to-day over the Bridge port Traction companys East End line. The trial trip was satisfactory. The car was christened by the president of the road, Colonel N. H. Heft.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-24
DIRECTUM WAS A FAILURE
COULD NOT BRING UP HIS EFFORT
 EVEN WITH 4 RUNNING NATE.
Tho Best That He Could do Was BIO But on the Unofficial Trial Ho Went One and Q Half Seconds Under That He Finished a Tired Horse.


 Chicago. Aug. 23.-The racing at Washington Park was full of sur prises. The last event was not decided until o'clock. when 1t was too dark to see the horses on the back stretch, All the regular events. barring the 2:22 trot, were won in straight heats.
 The special feature was Directum's effort to hang up a good mark. The best he could do with a running mate all the way was 2:l0, although Hickok brought him out before that and sent him warming up. which was timed unofiicially at 2:0slz. Directum fin- ished very tired horse after his 2:10 effort and the general opinion is that he Is far from being good enough to con- test with Arion just now.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-24
General DurandO ia Dead.

Rome, Aug. 2S.-General Durando died yesterday. He was born in 1907. He was conspicuous as a soldier, diplomat and a cabinet minister.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-24
Mills to Resume Work.

Biddeford, Me-, Aug. 23.--Yolk -Milla saco, will resume operations SAetsmbek 10 and run on two-thirds time,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
1teberfaQem ana beraubt.

Sn met Gbefer, pa., mahte
am 10. b. M. mad benz Mbenbei len W.
8. 8onielb, Elm Notwithstanding BON
GAINESVILLE, Sbio. bon ieinem 9otel
aus einen Spaatrsang na4 Meft
@robe. 8et benz @eleiie Der Baltimore
Centrally abn fpransen plDBli@ atpei
Neger NIT se3osenen @epolpern auf
i'm los, bielten i'm an, i@lusen i'm
nit &niippeln Bis CUR 8epubtluiisteit
uno bra@ten linn auberbem nod NIT
Raiirmefern mebrere f@mere Wunben
Bel. Na@bem fte linn $40 unb feline
iammtliben Wertbfaden absenommea
batten, tparfen fte i'm auf bas @eleiie.
Der a@t l1br S&nellaus mar betnabe
faQtg. aber 8onfelb erlanete porber
fem 8epuBtfein pieber unb es selan9
linn, fi4 mad 1einem 9otel gu 5@lepz
pen. Wdbrenb Der Na@t tpurbe bic
ganae @e9enb na@ benz Morbseiinbel
bur@iu@t, aber obne @rfolg. Man
glaubt, bab bas Werbred1en bon ptrgt=
nt19en Negern besans<r murbe, tpel@e
ieben @ommer in iener @egeno arbeiz
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
8etrecttpioriaes 8encbtatem.

Sn p'r a 9, Der 9auptitabt 80bmen,
batten bic Ri@ter, por oenen CUR 3ett
ber proceB eesen ben @%ebeimbunb
perbanbelt tpirb, leBter So
&c ale Mibe, Srbnung gu tpabren.
Sic M%ngetlasten lieben bic Drobungen
Der &t@ter unbea@tet uno ma4ten
icanbal0ie @eriu@e, bic @erbanblunz
gen gu unrterbreden unb ldderli4 gu
MAIDEN. Wenn Greunbe ber Mngez
tlaeten i'm @eri4ts3tmmer erf@isnen,
tpurben iie bon ben lebteren NIT f@er5z
baften 8emertunsen besriiBt unb tie
ertldrten laut, fte feien bun9rig unb
mollten ibr Mttta9seKen baben. 3uz
lebt tpurbe ber 2drm 10 grob, bab bic
@eri@tsfiBun9 aufgeboben tperoen
muBte. Mls bte1elbe uieber auf gez
nommen tpurbe, cling es. eber f<mz
mer als better gu. Dte Mngetlagt ten
unb lire pertrauten Ratbgeber bielten
beftdnbtg Mnipra@en an einan6er, 10
baB es unm0glt4 mar, 5ort14rttte In
ben @erbanblungen gu MAIDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
2te0t etn Ror0 bor?

Plus ct. 2ouis n.rb gemelbet:
Die poltaet bterielbft bef@dftigt fi@
NIT einem an9ebli4en Morhfalle, Der
in sepiKer 8eoiebung grobe Mebnlt@z
tett NIT benz beri4ttgten @ronin@
mprbe in Chicago bat. Mt@ael
Smith,, Elm Mrbeiter. bate Dor Rur5em
in ber 2otterie einen @epinn bon
$1,000 semabt unb felt biefer 3eit an
9efangen, tart gu trtnten. 2eBte
Mitterna9t bDrten bic Mnmobner bon
SaDlorzM penue unb Morgan1traBe
laute @ufe: ~Moroet MIDI ni4t!" 9euz
te fritz fab man in ber @egenb 8lut<
fpurer unb Mn3ei&en zines f~tattgebabz
ten Samples. Man bat 9ebort, bab
Elm Ma9en bonn @&auplaBe ber Sbat
NIT GROCER @9nelltgtett baponfubr
unb Bic polt3ei tft ber @nii&t, bab ber
Mann ermorbet unb feline 2ei@e Elm
dbnli9er Dirt, ME fetner 3eit biejenige
bes Dr. @rontn in @bicago, Bel @eite
9e1@afft morben 1T,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
NihtS 9femeS bon 8raflien.

Man melbet iiber benz IS. San. BON
@ip be Saneiro:
Dte Gage bat ii@ bier tpenig peranz
bert. 9te S4armiiBel bauern fort.
Sbpobl bic &ebellen bic Sn1el Mocanz
que be1ebt balten, beiBt es, bab bic
flint &anonen Der &egierung in Mrmaz
CO bic Stelung Der Rebeqen auf Moz
can9ue nuBlos ma4en. Man petb
nod INNER nt9t, ND ft4 Mbmiral be
Melo befinbet. Gs beiBt, ct tperoe
beute Mbenb bier ertpartet unb brtnge
bic @eritdrtun9en NIT, mel4e notbmenz
big iinb, ben @ebellen cine 2anbung
an elmer SteQe gu erm0gliden, bon
melder 1ie @ip sSanetro lei9t errei@en
t0nnen. Sc unterltegt teinem 3metfel
mebr, bab bic &ebeqen, na4bem tie bic
8elagerung bon 8age aufboben, nabez
au 500 Manr b%erloren unb bab lie auf
ibrem @iid3use piele @rauiamtetten
beriibten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
9eatfme TT 9Ioafrifa.

Der 2onboner Shines" mirb aus
Der Gapcolonie telegrapbtrt, Elm beutz
f9er Dampfer babe eintge @tnpan0ez
rer an Der Miinoung bes Smartsz
topshuKes in Sibafrita selanbet unb
man 9laubt. bab Elm 0ff5ter bic Wei=
flung erbalten baben iiber ben 3u1 tanb
iener @egenb 8ert9t gu eri tatten. @s
betBt, bab in ienem Sbeile ber &iifte
2ungentrantbeiten berr]9en unb es
mtro btn3ugefiigt, bab bies bic Sransz
portationen iebr binbern tperbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
MaTerfld@e bling. Der 9ooestampf
mub Elm f9perer getpeien fetn.
etamforsS NtnterlaNeMtmatt.

Sn Can Grancisco purbe
beim @ert4te bic 4bi&dbuns bes
Na4lai1es bes pe%ritorbenen 8unbesiez'
majors 2elanb Stanforo einserei9t.
Der @eiammtpertb bes In San Gran>
cisco befinbli9en NablaNes belduft
iib auf $17,669.319 unb atpar: Mctien
$11,552,486, Bombs $3,833.16O,
9ausserdtbe $4,000, Soften unb
tos $998,506, @runbeteentbum $780,
861. 9aou seb0pen ni@t bic ber untz
periitdt perma@ten 8eitBunsen in paz
10 Mlto, @tna unb GrtbbreD. 3
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
Raunen In Den hau,,,tett ,.as il.

Sn benz Dorfe Emilio, Rp., brannz
ten bas @obnbaus unb Der 2aben bon
Treberid u. 9oufon unb mebrere anbez
Re @ebdube nieber. Die Gamilie f4lief
als bas Geuer ausbra@. 9ouion unb
behen Sobn retteten ii@ unb audi
Grau 9oufon bdtte fi@ retten t0nnen.
iebo@ mahte lie einen Weriu@ ibre beiz
ben 36mter i'm Mlter bon II unb 10
Sabren gu tpeden unb ale brei tamen
in ben Glammen ulm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
SraMrt9cS Gnoe.

Sn @inctnnati g., bat bic
Is Sabre alte Trau Tannie &aufmann,
cine rei@e iiiot1@e Dame, beren @inz
ne bur@ &rantbeit getriibt tparen, auf
entfeBlt9e Metie tbrem 2eben Elm @nbe
bereitet. Sic befeittgte bas cine @nbe
zines Sells an cine Yumpe, unb nit
benz anbern @nbe fefelte fie ft@ bic
5ube. Damn Dffnete lie bic @titerne
unb ftur3te ii@ topfiber binein. Ser
@trid par jebo@ gu tur3, 70 bab muir
Der &opf Der l1nglidlt4en in's Wa5z
fer ant unb ber R0rper iiber Der
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
Smt Hluke e%rtrmnfen.

Sci 81 @iter, Weit @irs.. fub=
rem Sbomas Delmo unb Grau unb
sos. @ogers in etnem 8oote iiber ben
JluB Bel Nen Sitter. sic perloren :
Gontrole iiber bas Boot, unb Der
Strom fiibrte fe lber bic Gdlle fort,
po fe e%rtranfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25

gefebe pertaete ii@ Der Senat Bis
Montas.
SIM Saue bertetb man tpieber
iiber bic Tarifporlase. @rospenor
uno GQts arsumentirten eesen sGretz
noble, Dabis bon Ranias bafiir. Dte
Debatten tpareu iebr kbbaft. Das
9aus belt cine Mbenbiibung ab.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25

Cine reue politif9e Rrtfis fol- IN
@erbien beboriteben.
Ser @@ab bon perfien 1T BE-
bentli@ an Der Snfluen3a ertrantt.
8ismard's @efnben ion tpieber unz
giinittger geporben fem.
Muf ben pbillippinen= Snfeln
be3imtren bic Poden bic 8ep6lterung.
S@arfribter 9auptmann in Wien
ma@te fetnem 2eben bur3 Grbdngen
Elm @nbe.
Cine Contention Der Butter unb
&dfefabritanten fanb in @bicaso
ftatt.
Ser 2un9pertGufer Wm. 9aDtpoob
in 81. 2ouis murbe an fetnem @erz
taufsitano erba9t.
esSn 8erlin fam es am Is. Sanu=
ar gu abermaltgem @encontre 3pif4en
Mrbeitsloi len unb Polisei.
@roBe &dlte lit in @ub @ubz
b eingetreten. Muf benz S@parz
gen Meere binbert Sis bic S@tHfabrt.
9ie 8ep0lterung Der Sniel Siciz
|lien pirb bur@ Rubeit0runsen fortz
geieBt in @@reden gebalten.
8ei elmer 3tptitd9tsen Ranin@enz
liagb Bel 8 a m +, GAL, tpurben 4,200
Ranin@en erlegt.
.Sn @btcago, murbe Sobn 6.
Dodge. Elm .raffinirter peniionsz
f@ptnoler, |perbaftet.
Sn Mn3elais lei @barleroi in . l.
9ien erlagen am is. San1ar 3tpDlf
perionen ber @bolera.
Die Tlotte bes braflii&en prdiioenz
ten peiroto 9tng bon pernambuz
0 na@ @io be Saneiro ab.
Ser @apttalilt pbilipp 8orsar in
Satlanb, @al., puroe perbaftet,
neil CT angebli@ feline 5rau persiften
tpo1te.
Sn paris itarb @m. So @abz
bington, ber ebemalige frana0fi@e
8oti@after in 2onbon, Elm angeiebener
Diplomat. ,
9e iunse, bib}@e PuBma@ertn
Mlice Peterio jon in 81. 2outs, &c.,
begging Selbftmorb our& Morpbiumz
per9iftung.
Ser v@Dnbitat 8lod" in Minnez
apolts tparb abermals bon Teuer
betmgeiu@t, bas fir $115,000 @@az
ben anrt4tete.
Sn Yrag fat Der ProceB gege1
bic bes 9obperratbs bei&ulotgten Mitz
glteber bes @ebeimbunbes Der Smlaz
btna begonnen.
l1eber 100 8er1onen tpurben arbeitsz'
log bur9 ben 8ranb Der Mnlagen ber
Mmerican Cereal SO. in Mtnneapolts,
Mtnn.
Sn Der ct. 2puis'er @oritabt
@aleD Yart murbe ber Ne9er 8u@z
ner, ber bret 6rauen b%er9epaltigt batz
te, aus benz @efangnib gebolt unb gez
lDn@t.
On ber @tne1if@en &uite tpur=
ben 3pet Poitboote BON SeerGubern
iiberfaQen unb iber 20 PerI onen gez
tDbtet unb berpunbet.
Ser Mr3t 9r. Sntletofer in benz
babtf9enS tdbt4en Sort BEL Rebl
erlag nit fetner gan3en Tamtlie elmer
@ergiftung burA &oblengas.
M@t3tg fran3Dfif@e 9eputtrte
baben an Prdiibent Garnot appeQtrt,
bas 3obesurtbeil beS Mnar@iiten @ailz
liant in @efangnibitrafe um5umanbeln.
Die Mann14aft bes geiuntene1
Dampfers Maggie 6. Weus 1purbe
bur9 ben @4ooner "Magnolia" geretz
tet unb na@ 9alifar 9ebra@t.
Sn Mautegan, Sq., geitanb
Charlie Mod BON Chicago Elm, bab CT
perfu@t babe, bel ber Station Benton
etnen 3ug Der Norbmeitbabn gum @ntz
glet1en gu brtngen.
9e 1nterbanblungen 3pif4en
Trantret9 unb 9eutf4lano
betrefs &amerun finb tn's @toden gez
ratben, tnbem 9eutf@lanb barauf be-
itebt, baB linn gum Congo uno Si@ao<
fee Der 3ugang mittels Glufes setuaArt
merbe. .aa
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25

gen.
- 9ie Maibtn9toner Trau<
en- beabi t4tigen, benz perI torbenen 8ul1z
bes19aBmeiit er @eneral Srancts 6.
Spinner, als bemientgen 8unbesbeam<
ten, tpel&er 3uerit Trauen i'm @esiez
r~ungsotenite angeitelt bat, elm Dent
NAL gu errt@ten uno baben gu 6teiem
t3pede $4,000 3uiammengebra4t,
brauben aber nod meitere $1,000.
@egenpGrtig iinb in @egterungsGmtern
in ber 8unbesbauptftaot allein 5000
unb i'm ga1,5en 2anbe mabrf@etnli9
10000 6rauen bei@dfti9t; pdbrenb
Bis 3um Sabre 1862 bic Mrbetten aus
i4lieBli@ BON mGnnlt9en Per1onen be-
lorgt murben. @or breibig Sabren
mar Der 8ei@dfttgun9strets ber Trauz
en- lebiglih auf bic &i@e, bic @4ule
unb bas Mdb3immer bei4rdntt. Die
@rmeiterung bieies &reties 1T bauptz
1d@lt9 benz General Spinner gu perz
banten. Ser NIT ben 8orbereitungen
3ur @rri9tung bes Dentmals betraute
Mus{9uB forbert ale 9teientgen, melz
DE it9 ber Mobltbaten bes bon tbm
setbunen eri ten @@rittes erfreuen, CUR
Sci teuer BON nod einem Dollar ober
mebr CUR @erpoqitdnbtgung bes
9entmal fpnbs auf. 8eitrGge iinb an
2outie Wbelplep, Gait Gapitolz@ trabe
go. 5000 in Maibin9ton etnau1enben.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

GUNNER BOARDEhS Pleasantly. ac-
- comn.oduted. school children taken,
near Pocppson station on ". N. u. X.
Terms moderate. y. 6. Darlington. Park
ervilie, Chester Co.. Pa. jls-eodlm'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

Fear is expressed by some iinanciers
that the gold reserve Is destined to fall
to such a.tigure as to cause serious EN-.
barrassment in monetary circles. The
shipments of gold last week amount.
ed TO 100000. forcing the reserve
fund down TO 56.00O.0oO being SIG.
1000 less than what was formerly
regarded as the danger line The de-
pletion has averaged 1900 900 week
Tor the month OF juneau continuing
at that rate the entire fund Will Us ex.
hausted before the year Is out. The
only way to prevent such eatastro
phe Is to report more goods, CT to
make another issue of bonds.
The latter plan is Objectionable, anC
the former Impossible. The incompe
tents at the head OF the Government
appear to be in a quandary, they an
between the devil and the deep sea.
and seem to be doomed, should they
either go onward or turn backward
In the meantime wheat Is selling at i
TO 30 cents "a bushcl, and there ia II
way OF relieving our country Iroia til
restitution which threatens TO on
gulph it. campaign Of education /
needed for the benefit OF law maker
and not for the people. as they eYj
IDENTIFY possess more wisdom tina
their leaders. when the ignorant O
wicked rule the land mourns.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

The Jr o. L. A. NJ. OF Peunsylvania
will erect a monument to the memory
OF George Washington on tho battle.
Held Of the Brandywine The con
tract Tor the carving and erection OF
the monument has been awarded to l..
kheinholter * Sons of this city. 1,
will cost In all sI4.S76 Tho foundu
ton Will DO OF granite, lsxl4 teet. In
side this will be a small room l2xo IT
which will he used rs an histori
store-room. This will be used for TIN
purpose OF sto:ing revolutionary rel
les and other Washingtonian matter.
The floor Will be OF tile, and in thu
centre will le the emblem of the Or
der In mosaic. over this will be
marble shaft sixty feet high. AM
Weighing about $50 tons This will b,
surmountci by bronze iigare o
Washington. eight feet ia height. Tn
figure Will face the north, With TIL
index finger pointing towards Us
: borne's HUI, at which point the Brltis
. .irst appeared. At the feot OF the ng
ure Will be carved four America
eagles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

A Sunday paper says: An article ap-
peared III one u the daily papers re.
Gently wherein the writer seemed to
be rejoicing at the financial enbarass.
ment Of well.known merchant be
cause he had not advertised with them
and announced gleefully. not to say
isplteiully, that while the "adn had
not appeared in his paper The sher!tf's
sale notica would be there at any rate.
Ihs writer seemed to be lab)ring un.
der the Impression that had the mert
chant advertised with them the failure
would not have occurred.
tWell,if the smart Aleck who penned
the above wants to know anything
further about that iewaler we would
refer him to the Jackson and SHARP
company, who have 1900 show case
for sale. The article that appeared 'ln
ono vi the dallies' which has clrcula
ton was written with no malice, only
because the ieweler had spoken as ht
did to the REruBLlCASs young man
on soliciting him for a christmas card
He could have said no and not gon,
into any tir0de against the paper be
fore customers in hts store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

lyNTANTED-Permnn and table
w boarders, at No. sos Washington
street. Pleasant rooms and coed accom-
modationa. JI-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31
srEcIAL slENrloN.

~. 3 a...,,.
\ sapp,hsAau iseca'ns' az .. seoouo -
N. r. Davis Seweler. Y u. 2nd 81
Cummings. me PHOTOGRAPHER. 500
Market street. as Sc es
Cupping & leeching. Parker. sos Madison
American Laundry. Goa West Front St
For frat .olass dveiuo md ACQUIRING
no to the Dela ware live Works. pi0
king street.
Th. 49,
bard t,mes nrloa o1 ~, M ~ .uo o'Iy AZ
nue.. ", u. Moore.
q. N. Smeltz bas iuat received n load
|of vatermelons Trv than. Fourth
|street betweer Warkat and King
n ,-,...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

Mr.. Cleveland inaugurated a cam.
paign Of education some time ago and
urder his tutelage the people are learn
ing wisdom. When he first entered
Upon his mission the people were
highly prosperous. every man who
wished to work was employed at fair
wages and there was no complaint of
the prices OF clothing or unfair treat.
ment. BY the cry OF robber-bar
and the contention that the manufac-
turer had his hands in the pockets OF
The Sworkmen, and the promise Of
better times, the working people were
Induced to vote the Dem ocratlc ticket
and they can now SEQ that the chang Q
has been from comparative abundance
to absolute poverty and want.
But says the Democrats. our sys
tenn has not yet gone into operation
you must give us time to perfect ouI
system, before good results can bt
expected. But in the meantime, tn,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

wv notwithstanding for students In
| w christian homes. with kind moth
lerly oversight, at not over $3.50 IA week
western part or the city preferred. Ap
ply by mail to II. :. GDLDEY, Principa
4 [ Commercial College. sth and Market SITS
reference required. ali-mws
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

| WANTED BY a Young married cou-
w PIE. board in a small private fam
lily, Protestant preferred. Address s. I.
this once. j3O-1'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31
in SENATE AND HOUSE
VICE Prssidsns ss.v.nson Ksturn. 60 n,
L Place In khs .UDnsx uaus. ~

Vice Prssidsss Stevenson Ksturns 20 mis-
Pisas In fhs Upper Hsnss..1s.
WASHINGTON. July si.-The senate wore
m aspect Of peace and serenity yesterday.
In striking contrast to the excitement Of
last week. Vice President Stevenson had
returned and Occupied bis accustomed
sent. Among the bills Introduced was
one by Mr.. Allen to provide for the issue
OF $50, 600, 900 in treasury notes to be dis
tributed pro rata among the states "for
the relief Of the worthy poor" Il was re-
ferred to the finance committee. The re-
port of the conferees on the agricultural
appropriation bill, announcing agreement
on all the Amendments but the one appro-
priating 100000 for the determination
of the Russian thistle, was agreed to. The
senate formally insisted on this amend
ment, and sent the bill back to confer
ence.
Beyond the passage Of a few unimpor-
liant bills by unanimous consent nothing
was accomplished by the house yesterday
Mr.. Boutelle offered resolution congrat-
ulating and recognizing the Hawaiian re-
public, but on a point of order It was re-
ferred to the committee on foreign affairs.
Two hours were spent in an attempt to
secure the adoption of special order for
( the consideration of Mr.. McRae's bill to
protect public forest reservations, but the
Republicans, by absenting themselves,
succeeded ia forcing an adjournment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

What would become OF the Demo
cratic party should emigration be re-
stricted to the intelligent respectable
class OF foreignersf Tue slums OF Eu-
rope and the prisons OF our country
are the chief recruiting grounds for
their party. and the leaders know II.
Therefore we need not look for any
important legislation on the subject
Tho Democrats know which side oil
their bread is buttersd. and the good
of the country is a small matter com
pared with the success Of the Demo
cratic party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

New YORK, July 3l.-While Nicholas
Ennis, tin roofer, was at work on the
cornice over liquor store on Third ave
nue. his clothes caught fire from an elee
trio wire. The shock he sustained pros
trated him on his face and hands. Tn,
broken end of the wire burned into his
arm and neck, and set his undershir
ablaze. This garment was burned com
pletely off before no was dragged ava.
from peril. His arms weIo also mass o
burns. There was large hole in his lief
arm near the elbow where one end Of tn,
electric wire had burned into the bone.
Is helieYed be will recover.