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Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
GreuIofe 6atttn.
6rau Ella 6ediue on9cbIid nit eiuem Hell
ner Qamens Dietor Sbroeoer our6=
oeprannt.

Z @onftantin 6efing bon SEQ. % 8c6oer
Str, bet fribcr WitbcitBcr elmer Npotbefe
all Der Dearborn Ctr. mar, bat li6 Salts
befeble gegen feline Srau @ua nnb gegen
8ictor S6roeoer au5itelcn laiien. @r
6ei6uIbi8t bic Seioen, an Samitag nit
chamber Ourb9c6rannt Su lein, unb ibm
leiucn DteriGDrigcn Sobn, iopie $1,000 in
baarem @eIoe uno cine Wen9e Silber>
iocben 9craubt SIT baben. 9ic Befannts
i6aft Der angcblicben 0urdbbrcnner batirt
ii1 auf leBIcn CONNER 3uriiG. 6ralt
6e6in9, oeren @elunbbett5 3uitanb piel 51t
niini6en iibrig IieB, ipurbe bon ibrem
Wfanne Su ibrer @rbolun9 nab Sor Safe,
8i5c., geicbidt. 9ort lerntc tic Scbroeocr
%fenncn, Der friiber &ellner in einem Ste
f~tairant al Der Ga Soue Str. geipeieu
iein iou. S6rOc6cr iekte Den 8erfebr nit
Srau Seding, aIerOtng5 iebr sum Ser
brulie Des 0attcn, aucb bier in @bicago
Tort, bis tbm bas 6aus uerbDten ipuroe.
Qebtc gSodbe muBte 0crr 6edin9 eine fleinc
9teile unternebmen unb ais CT bon bieler
Surii6febrle, fano er Srau lino Sinh ntdt
mebr Dor, AUDI erfubr, baB Gin @rpreBs
mann stpei groBe SOffer bon benz Sauie
abge6olt babe. 6eGing nanbte ith icbi
all Die BOliset unb bieie bradbte in @rz
fabrun8, baB am SamItag Elm Wtann, auI
ben bic iibcr S6roeber genachte 8eihrei=
bung poBte, 5ipei 6abrbtucte nob 9OnOon,
Ont, getuuft babe. Serner tpuroe feltQez
felt, OaB auh Die tciben Softer bortbiu
gei6i6t Doroen ipareu. Smtncrbin Bate
gticmanb 0a5 9aar am Samitag Nbent
abfabrcn icben unb 10 tpeiB Serr '6cfine
DorIGufig nibt, lpie er bic Suhc na6 ben
8cri9lpunbencn iortieben iou.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Die Aannn1er nit GEM Cabinet III
Gon1ikt.
Der Qusfdus fir ntiIitdron9ele-
9enheiten minfdt feine Der
mtnoerun9 oes 6eeres.
Der Kriegsminiter mercier oroht nit feiner
Reftgnatton.

Rarts, 6. Noo.
Der ftc6cnbe NusiduB Der &ammer fir
WStlitGrangeleJenbeitca bat Sen 8lan Der
&egierung, 8p0lf ~taiticnO SotSatcn Dor
lblauf tbrer noaen 0icnitseit 81 entlaiien,
fiir un5eitgcmGB unb tabeluSmertb erflGrt.
QuBerbem erflGrte bet NuSi6uB, nit nur
bret Slimmen oa9egen, DaB Oieicr Sbritt
mnSeicbIieh lei. @sneral Mercier, Der
&ric9sminiiter, iagte Der NborOnung, weIc6a
ibm ben 8si6luB beS QuSi4uie5 mit=
tbeilte, BOB Ser Blon pom Cabinet arsge7
gangen unb nibt 8dn3li3 icin etsener lei.
GroBocm ipirbc ct, menr Oerielbe bonn Gaz
binet in 8ieocrcrpd8ung 9e5ogen tuerben
ioute, feline Eeitgnation einrcicbet.
Die Wfintitcr uer0en Die QIngclegenbeit
beute in 8eratbung nebmcn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
2orO aofebrrD's Uolitik i'm
0rient.
Oie1elbe miro pom Sefretdr oer
dineiifden 6efon0tihaft in
Gonoon idarf an9es
9rtTen.
Seine ou9ebIi6en Neutrality-suspicious..
9 II, 6. Noo.

Ser Correspondent Ser v&rcuasettun9"
in 2Onbon bat nit Sir 6aliOaD Wc@rtnep,
benz Sefretdr oer dincliibcn @ciaubtibaft,
cine ltnterrcburg 9ebabt. Sir 6autsaD
9rtff Die 8clitif oeS 0oro &oieberp ben
fricgfibrenOcn 2dHbcrn gegeniibcr, ais
ibwa9 un6 i9nanfeno, auf OaS ibGrfite
al.
QllS Sapan in &ored GefDrmen bcrIongte,
DGtte Serb 9toicberD ipeitere Gerpidelungen
oerhiten iouen, inoem CT n%acbgemtelen
bate, 6aB e3 %unmOgIid lei, einc berartige
olberne Toroernn8 3u getpGbren. st bate
Gnoeuten loucn, oaB penn cS 3pii6en Saz
pan unb China sum Sriege fommen loutc,
@nglanb niebt neutral bleiben miiroe. 2ls
Der v6on>S btng" pon etnem iapanii6en
&rie9Sibiffe in ben @runb gebobrt muroe,
lteB er cine %ipeitere @~elegcnbeit Doriiberz
9ehen, in6em or geitattctc, oaB bic brttii6e
Slagge unbcitraIt beletot9t murbe. Die
Dltlicben Jtdtionen tperoen tDabrl6einlidb
icBt ni6t Dcrgellen, tpte unter l1mit6nocn
ienc Sla9ge iebt 6~ebanOeIt neroen fam.
QIber Qorb &oicberD'S pl0bltder 8eriucb
elmer @inmif0ung mar bemerfcnstpertber,
ais feline 6 olttif Der IntbGttgteit. Oieielbe
mnroe ntobt perlatgt, BON ben friegfiiDren>
ben Nattonen ni6t oncrfannt, unb mar
pO0ig un9erc6tferti9t. @S mar etpas in
ben Q(nnalen Der britii9en Diplomatic
nod ME 0agctDelenes, unO Gnglanb mirb
m0glicbcrpeiie Oafiir DerantuortIi9 v9es
ntndt merben.
China pirb iib fir sic 9riegsfotcn
burtb GinfubrS0ue i6ablo9 baltsn, unO
ietbtnerltGnolib ipirb Der engltibe 6anbel
am meiften oabur9 3l lctOen 5aben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
keine Rrie9stuntrebanOe
at BorO.
Der Oampfer SYonev pieoer fretoe=
9e9eben.
Aber orei feiner pahaeiere, oarulter 3wei
N~merifaner, i'll 6aft oenommen.
OptO6oma 6. gso.

Ser fran5Ofti9e 9ampfer SD6nep bon
MarleiLe, weIder unter Dem 8erbabte,
Gontrebanbe al 8orb 81 baben, beidla9=
nabmt tpOrbcn ipar, lit fretgegeben morben
unb bat &obe berlaiien. @S tpurOe peruru@
tibet, bag er Don benz britli9en 9ampfer
v@aelie" bon San TronciSco, peIdber ebenz
faus in 8ei6lag Qenommen, aber ipater
'ptcocr frei9egebcn DorOen tpar, Gontrcz
banbe an 8orO 9enommen babe. 9ret
Paliagiere Oes SD6nep mur6en iebo6 perz
boftet unb in Gobe Suriidbebalten. 53pet
bericlben iinO Qmeritaner un6 Ser brittle
elm G6inele.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Gin sefdbrIider Strola.
Or fdlt auf ofener Stra6e iiber elm mldo9en
her.
6uuttnQtpn, Sn6., 6. Noo.

. HNlIHgIDN SHD.l 3. JtOO.
@eltern Q(benb Wuroe Wan1ic SbtpelD
an Der @de bon 8pronz unb MartetItraBe
ilbcrfauen unb e~rnitliob berlebt; 0api6
@Off, ein iunscr Mfann, lpeI6er Ser Often
tater lein iou, miro i'll SOl8e beIien Derbafz
tet werben. @off griff Womie al un6
i9leppte lie in cine u2tuep", aber lie Dere
t~beibigte licb tapfer unb i6r 0cibrei brabte
i6IieBltcb 8oritberQebenoe berbet, morauf
itb Der Strolb fltcbtete, 9a5 iunge
O3d6ben tru8 bel Dem un9Gethen Sample
ernitlide GerlcBun8en oaOon, pdbrenO ihm
taft l6mmtLidbe &lciOer bonn 9eibe 9%eriiien
tpurOeu.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Gin GPtco9oer Junse auf Rsifen.
Or miro i'm haIb tootem 6uftanoe pon Ger
Qoli5ei aufeeerifer.
8trminabam m. @[o.. 6. Mob.

@eitern Morgen purbe Der finf3ebniGbs
rtge George Sanders, tpeldher bebaupIet in
$40. 1903 Wa6iionitraBe, @DicagO, 3u
ipobnen, i'll bal6tootem 3uitanOe bon ber
BoIiset aufgeariffen. Sanders iagt, OaB
er feline elterli6e Wobnung OerIaiien babe,
I'M na6 Stem Orleans 81 ge6en. Die
Bolt5ct miro ben Sungen, tpelber anftGnz
bigger 2eute Sinh 81 iein i6eint, i'm @ez
pabriam bebalten, bis bon ben gtIern
gfabri6ten ein9etroffen itno.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Die unruben ouf Mo0dsoscar.
Der fran3offbe Sepolmddtiote uno idmmt=
Iide 6rau3oien haben ole Raupts
taot %perIafen.
g ort2ouis, Mfauritius,
6 Nnn.

Son Samatooe pirb inter benz 3. geo7
bember gcrnelbet, 6aB ii6 oieJfegterun9 BON
Maoagascar gemeigert bat, Die fran5oltlben
Sorbsrunsen gu getpdbrcn. Ofpre be
0iuers, Ser fran30lticbe 8eOOumG9ti9te,
unb bic frans0iil6en lniieOler in Altaz
naritpa itno am 2. gtop. in Gomataoe ans
oefommen. 9os &riegsibiff bampft Der
9uIte entIaug, nm Slil9tlinge ~aut5unsb'
men. Sdmmtli6e @n8ldnOer itno in Der
6auptftoot gebliebeu, ba tbnen Die Jte9te1
rung poue Sicberbett ueripro6en bat.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
GrpIofion pom Gr09as.
Gin mdoden t0otIi6, uno ein arocres fdwer
perbrannt.
Sort 0aDne, Sn6., 6. g2oD.

9urb cine Gr6gaserploIton i'm @rbges
iboiie bcs 0eitminlter Seminares, zines
bieit9en MdObeninititutes, weL6e beute
W}or9en itattfano, trug Clara 9iebol0
tOotltcbe unb goitb SKATERS ibtpere 8ranOs
punoen bapon. Betbe itnb 0tenitmabben
unO paren in bas @rbgei6oB 9e9an9en UNI
na6 etnem Bed in ben MaIierr0bren 81
leben, tpobet iie 3lnbb0lsben ange5iinbct
b0tten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Cine inter 8enusunq alter Qumpc

= Sine inter BenuBung aller NUnlpen
nit 6eu ausgeitOpfte Tigur, ben colen
WtenibenfreuHo @cOrge 81. 8u0man borz
iteuenO, bling 9eitern Worgen all Der STE
Der Sciferlon unO 2ibertp StroBe. 2tuf
benz &liden bes y%@rbGn9ten" ipar Die Sn7
icbrift 3u leien; y8bilantbrop 8ulman."
@rit nab mebreren Stunben nabm Die
. olisei ben vG0rpcr" ab.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
2airara9ua hanft Gefaiite nmo
saumitiOn.
Doridld9 gu elmer mttteIomerifani=
faen 21usitelIun9 i'm Sabre
1890.
Nmertfoner beobibti9en oie 6rinoung elmer
Sanf.
Banana, Columbia. 6, Wob.

Nicaragua bat in 6rantreicb neuc Sc
Tbibe unO cine O1en9e 0tunttion befteQt.
6on6uras i6ld9t cine MISUNDERSTANDING
QuSiteIung in Gegucisalpa fir 1896 boz.
9tmtrifonti6e SapitaItiten beabii9tigen,
in Buerto Gorte3 cine 8ant 81 %griinDen.
@nglanO Oringt tpegen ietner central
ameritanti6en Sntereiien barauf, baB
W1ertfo iOfOrt BEN Grsnsitreit bel 8eli3e
gum 2lbi9luB briuge.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
8 a a, SQ., 6. Sob.

Ban0, Su., 6. ytD0.
Der ii6ltcb bon bier pobnenbe 6armer
SbomaS 8tlner, tpurbe g~eitern Nbeno, ais
ct nocb 9auie fubr Don 3wei StraBenrGus
bern iiberIaQen uno Doltdn6ig auS9eraubt.
0arauf muroe ct bon ben Strolcben 10
i6usr semiBbanbelt, 6oB er bepuBtloS
tpuroe, iuorauf fte nit icinem Tubrmcrt
OaOonfubren unO ibr Spfer auf Der 3anOs
itraBe Iieqen IieBen. 8On 2euten, pel6e
ipGter DOriibertnmcn iDurbe @ilmcr 6oun
aufgcfunbcn, uno na1 Souie gebracbt, no
er in beOcntli6em 3uitanoe barnteOcrltegt.
Die 3Gubcr bemertiteIli9ten ibr @ntfom>
men, unO bis jebt 1T cs nocb nj6t gelnnz
gen oerleL6cn babbait 81 ~ueroen, ODER baS
6u6rperf tpieber 3u crlan9en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Den gaiRbauolnu9eu erle9eu,
Gin omertfantfher Correspondent
in 8raiilten an oen oort tbm
5u9efa9ten 11ifbanolun9en
9eitorben.
Sem Satin miro BrafIien oafar perants
WortIth MADDEN.
81 nnteniben. 6. Mnn.

8o0mori96t, Der amertfaniicbe Core
iponbent, Welcber in 8raiiIien 10 i9per
Don WttBDanbGungen gu Iet6en bate unb
am IeBten SOnntag bier ftarb, lit beute
beerbigt morben.
Seine Satin wir6 6ur6 Bic amerifaz
nii6e &egierung cine SdaOeneriabflage
9egen 8raitlien a%nftrengen. @utber3i9e
2eutc baben @eIb fir iie oufgebracbt, ba
tie D0Qtg mitteQoS mar.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Stdoti1bes,
Ods DIETER.

Optifer &Getne, 76 BaibingtOn Str,
6ericbtet fir G5icasO bic Isl9enOen 8arOs
meter unS TbermomtterItGnos:
lin 8 l1br Mora. 80 @r., nm 9 ubr 80
@r., UNI 10 u6r AZ Or, nm II ubr AZ
ST., nm IL l1br AZ @r. 8arometerltanD
mn 8 ubr Worg. $3.50, II I1br %. go.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Peru braudt 6eIo.
Sir ale bisher 3oafreie maaren fol- iebt
0oQ erhoben weroen.
8 tma, 8eru, 6. Sob.

Gina, 9eru, 6. 9tO0.
IS beiBt, OaB BierOGa int 6afen bon
GabaaoS %9elanbet 1T.
Die 9te9lerung min bon alien biSber
5outrcten Naaren, auBer bon GoIb unb
S'lbet in Barren O6er gemin3t, eincu 3ou
BON ac9t y, 8. pom @ertb erbeben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Gin %betro9ener 6otte
&d6t feline fran uro oeu 6ctri9er psrbaften.

&d6t feline frau nno oen 5etrii9er perhaften.
Gor 8icbtsr 6om6uraber cridienen 6cute
Worgen &otte SocoblOn unb Wficbael
Groiplep inter Der AnfIa9e beS @bebrucb5.
Oils 6lGger trat SObn Sacobion auf, ipclz
cber in $50. 26 6iftb 9lDe. Elm WiIbgeIcbGft
bctreibt. 9ebtcu Montug be9ab itb Sacobz
ion auf cine Iieben 8o6en tpdbrenOe Geiie
unb iibcrlteB letnem Tubrntonn W1icbael
@rotplcp Die 2eitun9 bes @ei6dftS. Growz
lep erparb iib Die @unit Der Trou Static
uno lebtc tp0brcnO Der iieben @odben nit
ibr ais Mtann uno 6rau. Sci ieiner unz
oerbofiten Giidfebr fanb SacObion GrOipleD
uno Ieine Gattin in ctncr It6crfibrenDen
Situation.
&idbter Granddaughter ifeGte bie @erflagten
inter ie $1,000 8iir9i6aft unb iebte Die
8crbanblung auf ben Ii. 9touember air.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Die Blatternieude in Ser 11dbe Don
South 8eno.
g 8 Snb..

en- @alfertOn, in Oielem Gountp, ftn6
nj tpeitere GOOcsfdGe in Toige Der 8(qts
5a yn porgetommen. Die anberen 8atienteu
Etyainpen liGb auf benz @ese Der 8ellerung.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

lin Steaun8iu6enOen BEL Der 9egeuz
mdrttgcn 9totbIagc bas @rlangen pon Sez
i6Gftigung gu erlei6teru, uimmt Oas
NbenbbIatt Steaengciuohe unentgeItIib auf
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Shifsnahrihten.

Sdifsnadrihten.
Jn Ger Nad2t olteefommen:
2on6on - yGurope" bon Stem gorf.
2iuerpooL = v8nuic" BON Stem Oorf.
Stem YOrf rGauric" BON 2iucrpooI.
Stem Oorf pGrapc" Don 8rencn.
2%toerpoOl - ySnoiano" boil Bbila6elz
pbia IS 6tlooelpbio" bon Bolton.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Solicit pom oen Blattern peim9e:
iudt.

Sprtu9fte1b, SG., 6. SOP.
Die Observation-Disclosures beribtet
beute, 6aB in Solicit bic 8lattern ausgez
brocben leten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Selbitmoro.
Gin m0beIbdnOIer erbdu9t if4 in f~einenr
6eiddftsIofaIe.

Gmmetsbur0, Sa., 6. Nob.
6cute Wor9en 6at iib S. S. &tuB in
ietnem W0beIgei6dft erbdn9t. Die 9eranz
IaiiunG gu Der Gbat lit nidbt befannt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Opfer Don Stra6enrdubern.

Gin farmer o~neefalIen uno beraubt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

MISS BIGGEntS SELECT SCHOOL, 9th
1Nl and King streets, re.opens Sept. 10.
hot h sexes admitted. Address RACHEL
S. BIGGER. GA w. 4th street AZ any time,
or call at the school,any morning between
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

{. The committss on sports ct Union
Park next Saturday has been notified
that VIM. McGrane. Philadelphia, IT3
pounds. will wrestle the winner OF tile
wrestling match next saturday. A
special prize will he offered and Della
ware will give McGrane all that eau
be- found In the shop.
The great centreboard on the Amer
lean yacht Figilant was not lost Sat
urday after all. but vas jammed tight
in the trunk out OF plain sight. An
examination OF the sloop in II South
ampton dock to day disclosed the true
result OF the accident.
teter Maher. the irish puglIlst ar.
rived ut Atlantic city yesterday, in
company with his friend and bacaer.
Millionaire George S. Fleming. OF
L ittsbnrg. who several days ago post
cd u forfeit vi $1,000 to induce q match
between his man aLd Corbett, Jack
son, Fitzsimm oDs or any other pugi.
list in the world with championship
aspiration.
Word comes from London that Dick
Burge the Voter. weight pugillst an
nounce5 that he wishes to make O
match with an Englisllman. American
or Australian, for 120J or f500 a side
and purse. Billy Pllmmer. who | s
aboard the steamship New York, will |
challenge Dixon Immediately after
his arrival In New York.
Yesterday afternoon in Chester Pat
Moriarity put Tommy Reardon OF this
city to sleep In ak minutes during a
fight in an old mill On the outskirts OF
the city. Four-ounee gloves were
used. and stiff right hand punch in
the jaw Cid the work for Reardon.
Reardon was seconded by Jack Dough.
erty. and Moriarity's brother Tom. II
was In his corner. The principals got
out OF town soon inter the fight to
avoid arrest,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

When will WiImington's workshops
q tart their furnaces In full blaze?
When is certain engineer on TN
2 ennsylyania II. II. going to give hi
Dolly the shade?
When will lovers OF good living learr
to know toadstool from mush
room?
When will some fishermen know
enough to pull up when they have :,
lbitey
When Will we reap thu benefit Of
that tariff bill which predicted money
by the handful?
When will we see ourselves as others
see us? You may In the Sweet bye
and bye" We'll see.
When will we have better accommoda
ltions to the steamboat wharf, W.
answer when the Gordon Heights rail
way is completed.
But when will that railway be com
plotted?
When will young Washers cease tc
use Market street as their play
ground?
When will they put out fires witt
beer2 The Information is not for oui
sporting editor, but for Connolly, the
humorist.
When will we be looked upon az tbs
people OF the most enterprlsing city Of
tho Peninsular?
When will We cease to hear reports
OF the ungentlemanly conduct of our
electric car attaches2
Whom will We see Union Park more
largely patronized?
When will we see Chapeie In his old
position on the Roekfords2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

A Hlass Attractive saumcr onsias b,
the Pennsyisaaia Raiiroad--A Tsas
Among the Lakes and islands Of the
Narth.
The party composing the pennsyi
sylvania Railroads first tour to the
North has Just returned home. de.
lighted net only with the general at
Effectiveness OF the trip. but the I'd
mirable manner In which 1t was con
Quoted. The second party is now
lforminR. and will go out under liks
conditions on August 2tst reaching
home on return trip September Sd
The party will leave Philadelphia In
special Pullman parlor cars. over the
picturesque route OF the Pennsylvania
Falls, the Thousand Islands. the Rap
ids Of the st. Lawrence. Montreal, Al
Sable Chasm. Lakes CLaInplain anc
George. Saratoga,and iastiy,a delight
full trip down the romantic Hudson.
\ Ample time 10 allowed ut each poini
for sightseeing, and nll tie travelling
lie done by daylight. II would lie /
difficult matter 10 plan trip OF great
er diversity Of interest and attraction
and for those whose summer vacation
Is limited there is no outing compare
bic to II. The round-trip rate, includ
ing all necessary expense. from New
York. PHILADELPHIA. Newark. Trenton
baltimore and Washing ton, la 5000,
Tickets will also DO sold from othel
stations ut Droportionate rates. Tour
list agent and chaperon will conduct
the party.
For tickets. descriptive Itineraries
and reservation OF seats on train. I'D
dress Tourist Agent. Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Broad Street Sta.
,tIon, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21
SHE.


EDITOR REPuBLIcAN'-The rumpu
inow being made by the Evening Jour
nal over the nomination by the Demo
Gratis OF candidate for Congress, re
calls the same kind OF an agitation |
made few years ago when 1t sudden
| Iy developed from strong Republic
can to an equally strong Democratic
paper. Those who were acquainted
with the inner workings of the Office
of that paper will recollect Row Mr.
Ed wards and his Republican employer
went among the leaders Of the Repub
lican party. hat In hand. begging, be
seeching and threatening, Gas seemed
the beet way for them to win, fol
m oney to enable TINT paper to keeI
Iafloat, and when the digusted Repub
llicans absolutely refused to keep the
paper alive the proprietor turned hii
attention to the other party.
| Up to that time he had been Re
publican. but as he could not find In
that party people to support him ht
sought for them in the Democratic
ranks. Several prominent Democrats
took Mr.. Edwards by the hand, WORKED
Iup his case. and at meeting in ths
Court House the bargain was made
and 1t was then and there mutually
agreed that In consideration OF the
Journal becoming Democratic sheet
the Court House officials who had pa
Itronage to bestow would give 1t t
the Journal, and Mr.. Edwards and hil
editor agreed to make that sheet {
Dem ocratic organ. Since then it has
been espouslng the principles OF thai
party and advocating the election OIL
its candidates.
The depressed condition OF trade
affecting newspapers and hotels. as il
has every other lire. the Journa
people seem to be again in position
needing assistance. and this violent
laRitation against n certain candidate
for Congress Ia believed to be prelude
Ito another ''strike," and splendid
chance to get more money to continue
the paper q while longer. How sue
|cessful the effort will be is to be
lseen.
The amusing part Of the affair is
that the Journal Ia opposing the very
men who espoused their cause when
their paper changed from one part,
to the other. The peorle who tool
them by the hand, welcomed them t.
the Democratic ranks, and secured
the public patronage for them are now
being opposed by the journal, and II
looks to an on.looker as II another
'stand and deliver" was contemplated
1T Is to be hoped that the corrupters
OF The press who bought the organ be
fore will be compelled to continue
paying for their folly. Further de-
velopments will probably reveal more
of the inner workings of this versatile
crow d. HONEST POLITICIAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21
SPECIAL MENTION.

Cuppingand leechinr, lhJ L. second 50
M. +. Davis. Jeweler. o &c end st
Cupping & leechtnx. Parxer.si !, NJ tIi.la
American Laundry, 60, West Front st.
For iirat-olass dyeing and securing
go to the Delaware bye Works. 40
King street.
The best tea and coffee In tho city at
hard times prices al 40I Della ware Ave-
nue.. W. s. Moore.
Buy your watches and iewelry OF
Dnyldow X Co., pawn brokers. ZIG
Market street.
S. N Smeltz is selling four different
mems watsrmelons from Jersey.
DIR. Simms' White Pulmonlc BaIsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophosphate or lung food. 606
king etIeet.
If you want to save money. 20 to
w. 3. Moore for your groceries ut 401
Delaware Avenue 1t will pay you to
GO there and buy at hard times prices.
Go to J. II. Cleavers. East Fourth
street, for Wator Coolers, Refrlgera-
tors and Ice Cream Freezers.
Alarm clocks, &c. at Davidow & Co.
James N. Young. job carpenter.
painter and roofer. 3i3 DUPONT street.
For watermelons, the finest in tho
market, goto s. N. Smeltz, Fourth ST..
between Market aud King.
Tho finest and best watermelons In
the city are for sale by S. N. Smeltz,
4th street between Market and King
Watches repaired at Davidow d. Co:
DIR. Simms' Cholera Syrup. the great
and certain positive cure for diarrhcel,
cholera morbus, cholera iEfautum
and summer diseases OF children.
Save your babies with this famous
medicine. COG King street.
II you are going to the park or pic.
mic take box of those ~ cent caro-
mels for twenty cents. They are
wrapped and don't stick. Hollis 2a7
Market street.
! Money to loan at Davidow & Co.,
No. ZIG Market street.
! Go to s. n. Smeltz for all kinds OF
fruits and produce. wholesale or re.
tail. East Attn street, between King and
Market streets.
/ For bargains call and see David ow
d Co.. the pawn brokers, 2I6 Market
street.
Ross Is selling Straw Hats and last
eeason's Derby Hats ut reduction OF
20 to 40 per cent. at 2l0 Market street.
We also have bargains in Shirts.
Sweaters and NecKwear Call and see
them.
| When will the prominent contractors
of our city have enough honor to offer
mechanics more than Is cents an hour
or Sl,35 per day?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

WYOMING, Aug. 20.-A party OF young
people from town went on straw
ride the other evening.
| On Friday afternoon company
went down to Kits Hammock Beach
The crowd was composed OF Misses
Draper, Cooper. janyier, Van Ormen
jackson of Camden, Miss Virginia
Cooper of New Castle, Miss Mamie
Larrimore OF Centrev,lle. Miss Nellie
IOs,nond of Philadelphia, Messrs. Eos.
Inocht. Deweis. Macklevan and Cham.
bers OF Camden and Mr.. Gregg oil
Wyoming.
Rev. L. c. smoot with his three sis.
ters. leave for Ocean Grove. N. j., this
week where they expect to remain
three weeks.
Mrs. Emma Jenkins, of Philadel.
lphia, Is the guest OF Miss Ellwood
Jackson.
Mr.. Fred Taylor Ia visi ting his sister
Miss Mollie Taylor.
Miss Jones Is staying few days
with Miss Annie George.
Miss Matte George, of Dover, is
visiting Mira. Thomas Jakes.
Miss Bootley, OF Phllade lphia, has
been spending week with Misc Katie
Elliason OF Camden.
Miss Mamie Larrimore OF Centre.
vile Is visiting the Rev. l. G Fosnocht
lin Camden.
Miss Nellie Osmond of Philadelphia
is the guest OF Miss Edith Van Orman,
of Camden.
Miss Maezie Townsend of Camden
has gone to make visit at Lebanon,
Pa
Rev. I. G. Fosnocht has gone to
Pocomoke City. Md. for few days.
In the absence of Rev. Smoot, Revs.
Herman Taylor, Talbot and YanDyke
will fill the pulpit
Quite number of people went to
Ocean City and Rehoboth on last
Thursday.
Miss Mary Paul has been visiting
Miss Salie Jackson.
Miss Fannie Carter is staying at Mrs
lHynson'a.
Mrs. Smoot left for Princess Anne
ION Saturday
The canning factory is now In oper.
alton. Quite number of hands are
This is the only industry
now, and is the only bright
spot in the black cloud of Democratic
hard times. OCCASIONAL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

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