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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Der RobeIbamnter Garabon III an

= Der &abeI6ampter Sara6ap 1T am
Mitttpob gtabmittag I'M Gier BEL Benz
6afen BON Gonio auf OteuzS 9ottLanb bor
Glnter ~9e9an9en, nacbOem ct Die 2egung bes
brittem atlontil5em &obets Ser CONNER
ciat Sable Company" DoQen6et bat. 9as
neue &a6el lit bon Der ibmeriten Sorte nit
bem 6idften fupferncn 0eitunesbra6te un6
lou bic 9epeiben trOB ietner 2Gn9e GuBerlt
f6neu iibcrmitteln. Die 2ieferanten bes
&abeIs, @ebrii6er StemenS & So, 9ez
pGbrleiiten, baB bic 9epei6eniibermittcz
lung I'M Elm 9ritteL tpeniger 3ett in 9lnz
lpru6 ne6mett tpirb, ais BET ie6ent Bet bets
ben i'm Sabre 1884 sete9ten &abeL Der @es
leaibaft unO Bic Broben, tpel6e 9egenz
pdrtig nit benz nelen &abeL 9ema3t tperz
ben, ergeben cine nod sr0Bere 8ermittez
lrngS8ei6pinOigfeit, ais bic peripro6ene.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
BeoenfItaer Guf ammenfof.
Gin farbiees mdoden pom einem Sierfa6
eridIa9en.

Sin ber 26. StraBenz &reu3uns ber Safe
Sborez unb Wticblgan Sout6erns8 abn
cou ibirteO ienitag 0taAmitta9 Elm i6tDer be-
Labener 8~icrpogeGt Der Gpnrab Seipp
8rem. Comp. NIT einem in norbli9er
Gihtung fabrenoen 8erionensug, nobel
bic beiben Subrleute oes Wagens, @onrab
@leiier bon SEQ. 4430 2anglep Nuenlle unb
Bm. 8ropn bon geo. 418 26. StraBe,
nur nit fnopper Notb einem entiebIi9en
@eicbtd %ent9in9cn. 8eibe wurben bel bem
9npran nit boiler @ucbt bonn BOD gez
ibleubert un6 bierbei nicbt unerbebltb bcrz
leBt. S6limmcr crying eS einem IN Der
gtG0e Ser 8arriere fteben6en gfe9ermaohen
gtamens Della 9ctpts, beren Gltern in benz
6auie SEQ. 2508 9lrmour @lpenle tDobnen.
Oie &leine wurbe bon einem 8terfaB 9e7
~troffen unb fat augcnblifli3 get0btet.
Wfan ibaffte bic 2ei6e ipdterbin no9 Der
elterltbcn @obnung BET gerunglildten.
@leiler une 8rotpn tpur0cn ebenfauS
nacb ibrer reip. @obnun9 gebra5t, 'oo3 lit
ber l3uitan6 8eioer niat peitcr beiorsntBz
erre9eno.
@en eiaentGi9 bie 6itecte. S9nlb an benz
ean3en llnfau trifft, bebarf npcb Der Nutz
tlGrun9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Sdaoen $4,000.
seoeutenoes 5euer auf DER meffeite.

Die nor6tpetlibe @de Ser &an6olpbz unb
Glisabetbitr. mar 9onneritas firth 3pii6en
neun unb sebn ubr berS3auplaB elmer BET
berrenben SeuerSbrunit. Son Dem nngluG
betroffen nur6en Sames 9. 8edett, Der in
SO. 377 uno 379 einen 2eibitau betrieb
un6 6err 9enrp, befien &uti6engei3dft in
bemielben @ebdu6c bibt neben an geIegen
mar.
9as @ebGube felbft, 6as Gtgentbum
bon Settle Green, pur6e 9Gn5li9 3er3
itDrt, ba es nur Elm Stod bod unb aus
0ol3 beitebenb, 9lei6 elmer let3ten 8retter@
bube, pie 3unber in Slamrnen auf9ing.
Ser 8ranb fam, tpie es i6eint, bnr6 bic
@rpLoiton elmer 2ampe in benz &uti6ens
geicbGft bon 6enrD sum NuSbru6 unD pcre
breilete iicb III t~penigen Nugenbliden iiber
bas ganse @ebube.
Sn 8edetts eroBem 2etbitan, BET ubcr
bic 6Glfte bes @ebduoeS einnabm1, befanoen
fib 4. 3. 27 9ferbe; sebn bon bieien falnen
in ben Slammen UNI, mas fit 8edett
eiuen Gcrluit bon minbeitens $4,000 bebeus
tet. @rit gegen balb elf 11br 9elang es Der
Seuertpebr, bas Seuer poIitdnoig 5u
IOi6en.
Ser @eIammtiba6en pirb ii6 auf $10,z
900 belaufen. Oapon entfauen aufSameS
8efett beinabe $4,000 unb auf 6enrp ebens
fals $4,000, tpdbrenb Der S6aoen an benz
@ebGube $1,000 betrdst, mas 3ur 6Gfte
bur9 eine 8erltbernng geoedt ptro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Gntfebltdes un9lId.
Gin pieridhrioer Knabe pom einem KabeI.
3uee r~berfahrer ur1o auf DER STEELE
ootCALok


f@tne erarennnIe Scene bot it6 Wontdg
Jiabutittag fur3 na6 5 1tbr BEN 8ofianten
bet sc. Glart SIR. in Der gtGbe bes Bla3sa>
6otelS bar, ais Elm fleiner Gnabe BON ben
&Goern zines &abelsuges erfaBt un6 auf
Der SteIe getDbtet tpurbe. Ser pieriGbrige
QbDlpb 0ruenetpalbt, befien @ltern in geo.
609 sc. GIarf Str. tpobnen, mar hinter
einem 8a9en, tuel6er an Der 8eltieite Der
GIarf StraBe, 1tabe Burton Blace, geitanz
ben bate, beroorgelaufen, freu5te in raicbem
2auf Sic StraBe, tpurbe aber BON einem
n0rb[tcb fabrenSen 8abeL5uge gu 8oben gez
r~tiien, beiien &aber iber ieine 8ruit btnz
tpesgingen unb i'm 10 firbterltb 5erz
malmten, 6aB Der SOB auf 6er
Steue eintrat. 0ie 2eide mur6e 3uert
na9 Der in bent 8la3sa 6otel belegenen
9lpOtbefe unb bon bier burb einen BatroIz
tpagen ber 2arrabeeitr. : Station na6 6er
elterlt9en 8obnun9 bes nerungLidten
&leinen gebra6t. Ser idredlid6e unfau
neruriabte einen ftarfen Meniben3ulauf
un6 cine &abelbctriebS : St0rung auf
Der nab Ntorben gu fiibrenben 9inte. Ser
@retfpagenfiihrer Sorreit Gotpnen bon SEQ.
1920 9iu QtDe. unb ber Gonoucteur Samcs
Slioer bon 400 2tncoLn Qpe. tpurben fir
ben Gorpners SSnqueit in 3eueenbaft ge@
ommen unb 5ur 2arrabeeitr. Station 9e>
brabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
NtnR baumelnl
Der u1oroer prenoer9af fir
ntht mahnfnni9 erfldrt,
9as ltrtbeil1 miro ant Is, Sult bunsugeu.
Die 1ebten Stunoen Ger perbanolune. = Oes
Ridters Ioetf9e uno Flare Jnitructtonen
an ole 6ef9worenen. = Der DerurthetIte
perhdIt 1id rnhig.

8tr, Sic @ei6tporenen erfGGren gatrtd
eugene 8renbergait fur nt9t trritnz
nigl"
0as tpar 6er @ubrfprlt9, pelben bte
@ei9tporenen 9ienitag Mtttag I'm %
Minuten nacb stp0lf 11br ~ab9aben.
@enau speiStun6en borber Datten ii6 bte
@ei9porenen aur 8eratbung ~5uriidge3os
gen, na6oem lie Die SnitrncttOnen oes
Shelters in @mpfang genornmen batten.
DIS Die &unoe ben @ert6tSlaa errei6te,
baB Die @ei6morenen balb NIT ibrem
@a6riprub eri6etnen piirDen, tpurOe
alien I'M @eri6tsiaal antpeienoen ReriOz
men befoblen, fi6 nie0er3uieben. Ser
&t6ter nabm ieinen Stb Elm unb Brenber>
GAIT mat unter ftarfcr 8ebcdun9 in Ben
@eri9tSiaal 9ebraht tpor6en. @u6 Ser
@hefclerf bes GountD9efdngntiieS, 6err
8rice, beg[ettete 8~renbergat.
2aut1ole Stiue berribte, ais Sic @e=
ibtp orenen u1ter bet Sbbut atpeier &C.
rihts6iener an Der Sbitr eribienen. Sn
sipei 9tei6en begaben fte ficb 6ur4 ben
Nfittel9ans auf tbre 8Idbe, un6 Bet OBJ
mann iiberreibte Dem &tbter ben Babrs
fprub. Ginige Qlugenblide 0es S6ipeiz
gems folgteft Der @erleiung be8 8erbtcteS
burb BEN Glerf Sib9eralO, 6ann erbOb it6
@ertbetbiaer Gregory unb beantragte Die
Gtn3eloeenebmung berWaitglieber Der Suro.
Sober e~inaeIne onttportete nit feiter
Stimme: vSolbes lit mein l1rtbeiI."
Ser &t6ter bantte ben @ei@norenen
fir bic gepiiienbafte GrfiiGung ibrer
g aibten in 6em fir ale SbeiInebmer an
it~rengen6en 9ro3eB unb entIieB fs
bann. Die Namen BET @eibtpo7
renen paren: 9toam S. SAB, Smitb 8.
Maripin, 6. 8. Sbent, Sranf S. 9topz
croft, 2loD6 Smith, 81. 8. @ollb, S. g.
Maf, SO. s. 8riitoI, 8eter 0. 8an6op,
S. SO. 8rince, S. S. Solution unb
Q8iItam Steinte.
l1nmitteGbar nab Der @erfin6tgung bes
Babrlpru6es murbe grenbergait in bas
@efdngntB 3uritGgebrabt. Ct mei9erte ii9
einige s3eit ipdter, gu 8eri9tertattern gu
lpredben.
Die NntpGLte Ser gertbei6isung nabmen
BEN llrtbeilsipru6 nit gelaiiencr Gube bin.
60 lit alio gum speiten OtaL baS SobeSz
urtbeiL ilber ben MorDer bes ebemaligen
Wtapors t6arriion ausgeipro6en, unb am
IL. Suit nirb er bic porbebahte 8luttbat
am @al9en biBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Ser tutrflt6e samsn Ses enmptes

lit feit @eiit, Ionberft cine @irtli9fett. ST lit peber
ett rSrrlt9t", nod ein rWtann pbne Rrpf@, nod zines
ierer anberen Seipenfter, iuel9e mad Der Meinung o6ers
9lalbii4er Meni9en uub @intrltt Der 9autmerun9 ort
lit Mtolorio. Sb9lei9 n%nliGbtbor, 1T er 1%tbredlid1 unb
lG699tper ao8ni9iittelt penn er eudL erfaBt bat. 9oitetters
Wta9enbttters nertretbt iDn al b~teIeni9en &onItitutio-
relt, lpel9e nit 0teler uniibertreffliben meoictntI1en
Sertbetbi9nn9slpaffe bemebrt Iju6, pa9t er li9 ni6t
Reran; Ste mtasr1en9eibman9erten N&orgenltebel, bic
pei .gbbeDelt Dem Scblan1rt entltet9enoeu 9iinite mag
oagegen gefeit 1T. Sn ben 3ropen, io Bic bort Weiienz
pen onrl Jeoe Art oo1t ntalortoarti9eu &rautbeiteu be.
ortig itno, lit bas 8itters oos bette 5tbuBmtttel. @eoen
9pspeplte. &eberletben. &rdfteobnabne, 9lppetitnalioel
itno S9laflofgfeit, mte 9e9en GbeumottSmlS nnb yter.
MitteL. "SN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Menm aae amOerem feblf6laser, eOniultirt
bet grosen@elebrtem II. bewam6ertens pe3ialifen.

WV OTk0NA$tlkNNSS
-Seatarrb 8eD1e. Surge, Sober, 9Dspepiia, nnoeroans
ti@feit un6 ollie Grnnfbeiter, ipeld]e bic Gtnqetpeioe, benz
Wtage1 u. i n. beeinfuf1en: Starrboe. 9pienterg g.
gtmples, Scr0pbeln, 8lutnergtItune, SdlpGren, sSIeda
ten, @usi9lag unb ole &eiben, bic bur9 cine unretne
8lltmi dung entIteben, tperbet aus benz Spiteft pona
It6notg nus9eIdteben : Ttete1t= ttro ttriIt=Stgate,
GbDoder Glden, Seitenlteden, 9au6lpeb unb 8laiens
beibtperbett, So5 i'm Urn, Sdmer5en uno su bdufigeS
maiierloITen, 8rigbtf9e 8ronfbett uub ole 8laiena
beI9iper0en beiber @eI6IeGbter. @ebettte Srantheia
ten, Strttturet, Sripper, Samen1MB, Syphilis,
61brccele, 8oricpcele, Serei3tbeit, 9eidlpulit.
@9md6s Der Sr9ote unb S6norrboi6en, Si1teln uua
8rld idne1 gebeiIt Dbne Sdmer3en. WerIorene @tatts
tteSfraf t un0 ole oanttt perbu1benen SetDen fir tnnge
1ofpoDl, mic ii I Beri omen I'm opr9ef 9 rtts
tenen utter, cine Spe5tolit6t. Die 19refli3ieT
5rlgen BON friibaeiti9et @usi9reitun9en Deruriobeu
gieBunoen, Ell 9Dpfenbe @bfubr, @usi6log. 3nriida
9espgenbeit. gerluit Der G1er9ie, Sdtp6d6e beg GDrperS
nn0 Des SeDirns, bic ieben Wtenifen lnfGbig fir StIs
blum, @eI90t unb 0eiratb MAIDEN, fper0en in 1ebeE
mei1e nit nieDcrfeblenoe1t @rfoIg bebauoclt.- . ditett,
bic BON ibrer, benz Sei9ledt onb6ngenbcn pieIen &eibetE
bel6itiot tperbett, tptrb ft9ere 3iIfe. = Sd)retbt iibeg
Sure Setben, pe1n Sbr uidt in Der Staot tpobnt. Sans
fenoe iinb in ibrer MpbuIn9 burdD 8rieftpe1ieI 9ebeiIt
moroer, rnb Arsneie1 iperoer onT unterIu9ungeu bin
geIonbt. 9eilun9 lpirb 9~aranttrt.
Sin pertGpD1er ,,0eImnobeitszNibrer" nirA
frei at @erionet 9efanbt bic mtg iDre 8ei9merben ntts
fbeilen.
@ei9dftstnnben BON 9 big IL l1br gormittaes, 2 Bis
ubr RaG9mittags lro Z Bis s ubr @benos.
ltnrnerfn19: Ntan obreiiire ole 8riefe ON
DIR. r. L. SWEANY, .
S2S state Ctr, (gte Gpu9reB @trl @bicaop. So
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
St Sd)utt nn0 Aide.
Die meiffen Delta1s teunn9s.
bduteu aboebrannt.
9as TielO Columbian uieam gerettet

Gin firdterIi6es 6Iammenmeer ipottete oen
0nfrenouneen Ger 6euerwehr. Der
uriprune oes Sranoes III DER Germilal=
Station. - Derbreitun9 oefelben iber
ole Sauten am @brenbof mo oen Jn=
ou~triepalaft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09

2Dbnenbe 8ef1Gftignn9 fir Monm pber Sron in ieoem
Srte, nm unIere @rameien NIB Wttttel at oertanfen, ober
@9enten ou3niteler. Cine ~gl6n3enoe Sele9enbeit. 9r.
Yui9eet, $50 &aIole @pe.. @Dtca9p.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09

@orum on 9Gmmorrboibel1 leibel1 wenlt
eilt 10 eiltfo6es, perniirftises unb rabifoleS
Weittel mie Muafelis i'll .beiuem 8erei9e lit.
Gersel1be feline l3eit nit @inreibnnsen, @ol@=
mitteln ulto rubloien @ebetmmttteln, uio
iebe bid ni6t. Der @efu6r aus, beinen SAL
bllr9 eefGbrli9e Sim ~prtbun9eu pom 2lebz
mittellt III peri6limmer1t. Wton bebenfe, boB
@ei9miir piel l6ltmrter lit ais Gmorrboiben.
Al1ofelis bo9e9en bat bic Hrobe elmer 3pon=
5i9jGbri9en @rfo6rln9 befto1beu, n1tb rpirb
polt Ner3ten auer S6ule1 entpfoblen. Broz
ben perben frei pon q. NeuitGbter s. Co.,
8or 2416, Stem 0orf, perIdnot.i
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Woaten pullman anfedeu.

@egen 3 l1br Nocbmittags mari9irte cine
1000 Wtann itarfe 8anbe nadb Buumon,
uberpGltt9te bort bic $50 8dbter un6
ibifte fi9 an, aucb bic B~uuman'iden
Sabrtten uno 8o6nbduier in 8ranb gu
iteden. Ste Glerfs perLieBen in aqer @iLe
bic Oftcen. 0o6 nod6 ebe bic Morbbrenz
net tbre Qbitbt ausfibren t%onnten, erl6ien
bas l. Wttlt3z 8egimem auf ber 8iIbfld9e
unb iagte bic 8an6e auseinanber. 9aS
'@egiment tpurbe nun gum Sdbub Suit
mans, &elitngtonS utb 8urniibeS foLgen=
oermaBen pertbeilt: l Sat. C20 Wfann
ftarD in 8urniibe, bas 2. (24O Otann) in
Sull1nan unb baS 3. in &cnlin9ton.
QuBerbem purben nab Bennington gez
lanbt: etne Qbtbeilung 8unbes> &apaqerie,
bic in 9anpiQe unb Decatur 9icnit gctban
bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09

lanbten 8unbeS1olbaten. Sretta9 iparen
folgenbe Sruppen I'M 9ager:
81. K bon Der Z. Gapauerte@Gscaoron,
6auptm. 6are.
8atterie E bonn /. Qtrttuerte : Gegt.,
SberIt Q(Qpn @apron.
60. E, Is. Snfant. @9tegt., t6duptmann
$. $. 6umpbreDs.
So. E, Is. Snfant. 19fe9t., 6auptmann
Mc@unni9le = idmmtli6 BON Sort Sbez
riban.
60. H, Z. Snfant. e0fegt., 5auptmann
Sanno.
So. E, 10. Snfant. sgteat,, 5auptmann
Stret9.
So. F, -. Snfant. zgtest., 2tellt. Samar.
So. A, 5. Snfant. zJtegt., 5auptmqnn
0fan6au.
60. E, ~. Snfant. z9fe8t., 5auptmann
8ronn-idmmtli6 bon Sort Seaipeniportb.
So. B, 10. Snfant.@ &egt., Steut. SraSter.
50. F. 49, Snfont. 73agt., 5auptma1n
Gridion = poln Sort 8raop.
0iele Truppen umfaIer retcbltb 500
Wann. I'm 2 u6r WforgetS tamen 81.
K bor 6er z. GopaQerie>S bpabron unb
8atterie E bonn l. MrtillerteeG e9tinent aus
Ben 0iebbOfen am Seeufer an. a3elte ipur1
ben aufgei6laecn, Soften auS9eitelIt unb
bic 2eute bann gum Scblafen beurlaubt.
I'm 8 l1br frib traf Sic Gerltdrfun9 aus
Sort 2%eapentport6 mittelit etnes .3u9es bet
@bicago, Burlington & Guinep Sabn Elm.
Oie Tour bate 10 Stlnben in @nipru6
ocnpmmen un6 par o9ne irgeno peI6e
3mildbenfGue 5uriidgelegt tporben.
@tne babe Stunoe ipater tarttert aus
@ranb @roi1ing So. E unb So. r bes 10.
Snfanterte : 9fe9iments. 9tele ibGu9en
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-15

/ wish to correct an article that ap-
penred in your paper from Houkess In.
In regard to the wUrks In this vicinity.
The clay business Is the main busi.
ness of this vicinity and they havu't
done anything In the way of manufac-
turing fol two months past More
men are idle in this town at the pres.
ent time than ever known before.
IL the wonderful Wilson bill passes.
there will DO a reduction In wages
from Is TO % per cent. In clay yards.
Hockessin Castle, No. Is. X. G.. E.,
installed the following officers: p. O.,
i. v. Gregg; Noble Chief. Ii. II. Kelley;
Vice Chief, Frank Malin; High Priest,
Elmer I. HighHeld; Venerable Her.
nit, A. 7. Nacklem; Sir Herald. Ele-
nler L. Malin: Representation, John
W. Macklem; Trustee, Jamos Giffen.
The writer has seen by several OF the
daily papers that there are several can.
itdates tor the Office OF sheriff. Hook
essin don't wish to be ont OF the race,
50 they propose to put candidate III
the field. by running our fellow
citizen Mr.. Frank Taylor, n man able
and competent to fill the Office.
Mrs. L. II. Strong. proprieteress OF
the Temperance House, died very sud
denly on the 9th. She was lady d
very kind disposition end we'll thought
OF by every one In the ncighborhood.
The sick seem to be convalesciDg
under the care OF our new doctor,
Ball.
The town seems to he bothered
somewhat with thieves; the hotel
seems to be their place OF operation.
Mr.. Creeden proprietor OF the hotel.
heard a mysterious noise on Monday
evening and arose to investigate. and
found three men taking surrounding
OF his place. He brought his Calling
gun into play and fired round OF
sixteen shot. The last they were heard
OF they were still running, about ten
miles this side OF the WEIGH Noun.
| tains.
II. s. Highheld. our harness cob.
bier. has purchased, one OF the wOri
renowned trvtters. He don't have u
use any traces In driving her.
Hockessin NJ. Il. Church Is going
to have u missionary service on the
l4th. and desire full attendance.
The Grand Castle OF tho knights OF
the Golden Eagle meet here IN April.
and the Eagles of this town expect to
make the town jump. and the ladies
OF the Temple expect to catch on solns
OF tho good looking past chiefs. es
pecially z. c.. Oliver aud Person.
Mrs. Bullock is visiting Mrs. vii
hanson,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-15

KESSETT SQUARE, Jan. II. William
A. Gawthrop. a resident of this place
has just received letter from his
brother. who has been looked upon as
dead for the past seven years. For
ten years after leaving CT ester County
he received letters regularly fIom his
brother. who WIS located in the Wost,
alter which time thoy ceased and nc
tldings could be learned OF his where.
abOuts.
The last letter was dated In October,
1898, and was written from Queen
Charlotte Islands In the Pacific. on the
coast OF British Columbia. The letter
stated that the writer was prospecting,
that he was fifty miles from any other
human Icing; that not long before. as
he lay one night wrapped up In his
blanket on the mountain side. the
whole mountain was shaken by an
earthquake. As he lay there expecting
another his thoughts turned towards
his far of homo aud the events OF his
sarly life. and ne resolved to write Ia
his relatives. OF whom he had hear d
nothing for 50 long.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-15

Mr.. Hollis OF DuPont's Banks, has
been confined to his bed for six weeks
very low. DR.. Chandler OF CentrevaIe,
has no hopes OF his recovery Mr.. Hollis
is well-known man. living in his
homestead for over forty years, and
also worked for L. I. DUPONT 4 Com
pany for over forty,tlve years. He
has ons daughter left at home to at.
tend TO hlm.and she.is.doing all she can.
Mrs. Ella Moore. of Roeltland, has
waited on lin patiently In his SICK
ness hoping that he may get we'll.
Two OF Silverbrook's young sports,
both having horses, tried their speed
the other evening coming from the
banks. one had seven person on and
the other had only two. The mum ber
two got left. his horse run out OF his
harness twice, and while he had to
fix up number one was home. Num-
Der two Lad better let the boys alone
that go to the banks OF the Brandy.
wine or he will get lett.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-15

The Ouray Athletic Club, Colorado,
yesterday wired an offer OF $4,000
for the Corbett- Mitchell fight. In
case the offer Is accepted pavilion
will be built to seat %. 900 persons.
Now. the question Is simply OF
whether Corbett. with his long left,
will! jab Mitchell out and at the same
time keep the Briton safely away, or
whether Mitchell can endure the Cali
fornian's jabs and break In under his
guard and crush him to earthf In other
words. will the constant dripping OF
The water first wear away the rock. or
will the fury OF the temptest uproot
the stately oak2 tie sort OF Hob
sons choice. but Pun picking the water
AMI the rock.
Dan Mcleod. the wrestler. who re.
Gently defeated Sebastian Miller, wants
Ernest Roeber to meet him In q
match at San Francisco for $500 a
side, best two In three falls.
A purse OF $1,000 has been offered
for IL round contest between Johnny
Griffin and young Critic. OF Australia,
to take place al Chicogo. Griffin Il
not likely to accept as he don't want
to get within reaching distance OF the
authorities at Roby. Ind.
II is estimated thut Chester's sport.
Ing men will wager some $4,000 on
the result OF the coming Corbett'
Mitchell mill.
A Denver. Col, despatch says that
arrangements were completed yoster'
terday for the. fight between Billy
Woods and Lawrence Farrell. for q
$1,000 stake. The light will take place
near Denver early in February ant
will lie ten-round 20.
| Jack Sckaefer defeated Ives on Sat
| urday by a Ecors of 600 to 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-15

Every humane person must racull
with horror at the proposition OF
President Cleveland to ''use every
effort consistent with honor and fair
dealing. TO undo the wrong which had
hsen done through the aid OF the U. S
store her to her throne" when It is
known that In the event OF such res.
toration, she did not hesitate to de-
clare that she would cut of the heads
OF President Dole. aud OF the various
officers of the Provisional Govern,
ment. ami conilscats thulr property.
Paramount Blount must have under
stood this I'D attor, before making his
report. and yet lie advised her resto.
ration. Even IL she had promised
amnesty to all parties interested In
the provisional government, Mr., Dole
and his supporters would have been
forced to leave Honolulu as their Of
Fence dated as far back as 1887, when
provisions were adopted to limit the
powers OF the sovereign, as they
would have had no security whatever
for the continuance OF their lives
much less their liberty and the pos
session OF their property. She would
not only have made widows of their
wives. and orphans OF their children,
bit also paupers.
Like Caligula OF old she would have
strangled or bsheaded the entire nun
Der in order to rid her country of heI
enemies. The statement OF the who |,
matter must make the blood OF every
hover OF liberty fairly boil, and 1t /.
neatly surprising that President ClsYe.
land and Secretary Gresham should
have been made to play such an mex
cnsable part in what may yet becomi
n terrible tragedy. The correspon
dence Is blot OH the diplomacy o
our Government, disgrace to thost
who conducted 1t, and a stain upoI
our civilization. Had tho plot beef
consum mated and the ex. Queen carrie,
out her fell purpose. we could vel
have exclaimed: "What crimes ar
yperpetrated under the pretence of Jus
tice and fair daalIDkiH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-15
NEWS FROM THE TROPICS.


The Tropical Cocoanut 60. have dscov.
red new method of preparing and pre-
serving CocoaIut 30 that all tho flavor
md nutriment OF u coeoanut fresh from
the tropics Is retained aud preserved. by
his new process the entire milk OF tho
cocoanut Is utilized, and the fibre made
tender and easy of digestion. BLOSSOMS
COCOANUT Is the only
brand treated In this manner. No sugar.
No glucose. No foreign oils No ADULT
erations of any kind. Nothing but the
natural sweetness Of rich. fresh cocoanut
milk condensed. Tie milk and oil is sep
arated fir M the fibre. prOcessed and puri-
led then they are combined and macerat-
d together. II cannot become rancid,
and will keep for years in any climate
WIN not spoil for months in the can after
being opened. II kept in a dry place not
"a refriy' rator or cellar; the goods are
mott Looks and tastes exactly like fresh
grated cocoanut, only richer, because
condensed. The price 1. no higher We
guarantee full net weight of cocoanut.
Weigh the contents OF the so called L or
y pound packages you have boon using,
then wsiph Ctossan'e Ask your grocer
for 1t and take no other II you consult
thn interests OF your health and pocket
book. The trade Will be supplied through
Harvey AZ sisler. Quiaiey Il Mullin, Mar
tin q Dure. Manufacturing agent VIII
Inington district. JOHN l. BOYLE, box
81, New Castle. Del. 1885,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-15

Senator Gray In his speeches priorl
to the Presidential election, assured
the farmers of better prices for their
produce. and the workmen of greater
demand for their labor, that two Jobs
would be In waiting for every hand, IL
Cleveland should lie elected. That
his assurances have not been realized.
the farmers and workmen know to
their sorrow, as many OF them have
been reduced from comparative afllu.
ence to poverty. He must therefore
he regarded as false prophet or de-
Hibernate falslfler. The men who were
deceived by his assurances into voting
the Democratic ticket. must certainly
have their confidence terribly shaken
I'm his honesty or foresight. Hereafter
they will certainly BIZ more careful In
accepting his declarations as reliable,
and bis conclusions just or sensible.
A man cannot expect to retain his
character for foresight or honor who
pledges his reputation to sustain as
surances that prove to be false and
misleading. even II they were not
really intended to deceive, and the
Senator should lose his charac ter as
prophet II not hls character for hon.
ATTY.
A Senator should not deceive him
self nor deceive and mislead his on
stituents, We warned the voters tina
his promises were unsound ami hi
conclusions were unjust, but thel
voted to carry out his free trade doc
tripes. and we are now all in the ditch
together. Even II comparative pros
perity should follow In few months,
it would be poor compensation for
tne poverty TINT now prevails, and
years Will be required to make gooC
the billions OF dollars which hav,
been lost. The next time Senate
Gray addresses our people we hop,
that he and they will remember til
past. When the blind undertake /,
Head tho blind they are liable to ia
unto the ditch together.