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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
The sussex Ma.i..ie.

The Democrats OF Sussex county arc
busy writing letters to tho Bancroft DEM
oeratio organ In this city about The part
they took iu cheating the Republican as.
SCISSORS elected by the people at the late
election and putting Democrats In their
place. r. u White. the attorney OF the
bourbon Sussex County Levy Court uses
up nearly two columns In the Every Even.
Ing to try and justify the steal OF tho
court OF which he has the honor OF being
legal adviser. He says there were a few
OF the assessors II know not how many
who did not appear before the Levy Court
for qualification and instruction on the
day when the law provides that they
shall do so, and there were others whose
election was not verified In such manner
as the law required. in that they did
not produce the certificate of their cleo.
tion. signed by certain Of the election OF.
fcers. nor were such certificates with 9th.
ers lodged with the sheriff and clerk Of
the peace as the law directs.
The body, in Its wisdom and in the ex-
ereise Of what they were advised were
their legal and legitimate functions de.
not appear because It was due to their
own laches that they were not duly quail
fed. and filled their places with Demo.
crats. He seems to think that he Is an hon
est Democrat, and we have no reason to
doubt his estimation of hims elf
Samuel g. Fisher, a member Of that IL
iustrlous Court defends his action and
says he voted for Robert e. Hazard a
Republican for assessor, and strange to
say Hazard was defeated. He takes ex-
certions to the resolutions passed at the
Indignation meeting hold at Milford last
week. de asks Messrs. John I. Pretty
man. Jr.. William v. Sipple. James II.
Deputy. b. I. Collins. John d. Smith,
Charles Barker, Isaac r. Truitt. John W.
Herring. Ii. L. Hynson, Frank Reedy and
others what he has done to be denounced
as traitor and a reprobats, anil his acts
ne Infamous and revol utlonary."
He parties swords with Fl. L. Hynson,
editor of the News and Advertiser, and
says he thlnka Mr.. Hynson the greatest
ass he has ever met on a country road.
Also that he (Hynson) hold Office under a
Republican and then a Democratic ad-
ministration at Washington. He well re
members when he also called Anthony
Higgins liar in his paper and then be-
came iickspittle for the same man.
He then pays his respects to the Rev. ].
s. Willis and tells him not to throw
stones. that he is residing in glass house.
Brother Fisher is certainly On the war.
path.
After reading both gentlemsn's article q
no well thinking man or men can see
where they have cleared themselves In
the eyes OF the voters of Delaware for the
outrage they perpetrated on the voters OF
their county by going behind the returns
to oust Republican assessors who were
elected by tile people, and placing Demo.
Gratis in their places. 1t is good deal
like thief when brought up before the
judge on his trial to say he found tie ar.
tioles. and did not know they had an
owner. Come down the persimmon tree,
Messrs. White and Fisher, and don't write
any more such ilimsy excuses for the
press.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
NUGGETS OF NEWS

At Oakland, Cal, last night, freight
train ran into q street car, killing Miss
Coates, a school teacher.
Signor Bianchcri, the government nom
inee, was elected president of the Italian
chamber of deputies by big majority.
Victoria Vollcs, the well known English
actress, who travelled with the Volses FAM
lily in this country some years ago, died in
London yesterday.
United States Marshal Nix, at Guthrie,
o. T., has received word that Jack Phenis,
deputy, was Killed in the Usage country
Monday night by an outlaw.
a dispatch from Old Monroe, Mo. says
that cattle on Allen Dog and Dardanne
prairie arc dying in numbers, and no one
seems to know what the disease is
The lynching of George Self, who mur-
dercd his sweetheart, Emma Western, ut
Roanoke, Va, because she refused to
marry him, is momentarily expected.
Gus Walker was arrested near Selma,
Ala, and lodged in Jail. In fit of jeal-
ousy he dew his revolver and shot one
women mortally, another through the
thigh and third through the arm.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
DEGlSTER'S ORDER.
IO REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEw CASTLE COUNTY DEL.

IO REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY DEL..)
Nov. %. 1891.
Upon the application of Victoi Inc Wood
ward, AdminisfrnIrix of Alb Ier Wood ward
lnie OF Chrlstiana hundred in said tounfy.
decreased IL Is ordered and directed by the
X, gster that tho Administrators aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters OF Admin
Istfation upon tho estate OF tho decea Ici
with the date OF granting thereof, by Caus-
ihR advert 50 nents TO DO posted within forty
days from tho dat of such letters in six of
the most punlic places Ot the county of New
Castle. requiring all pei sons having d Gmnnds
against tue estate TO pre5e Il the same, or
abide by an act of Assembly IN such ca 50
made ani provi lei and also cause the sam
10 he tnsertcd WITHIN The same period in the
DM. REPUBLICAN, u newspaper published
in Wilmington. Del. ana TO be continued
therein three weeks 10. o. d.
60, Given under the hand and Seal OF
4 e. s. 7 Oiiice OF the Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day AID year NO We written.
j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTlCE--Notiee IL hereby given that ict-
tiers OF administration Were Il due form of
law rraaied unto the Undersigned. on the
10th day of November A. d., iHa4, ani that
nll persons having claims against tic csint 3
OF uecehsed must present the same. dul y
atteitc1. to tho said Aministratri X. on or
before the 20th day of November, 1906, or
abide the Act OF Assembly la such case made
viCToRINE WOODWARD.
Administrative.
Address, Wooddnle. De-. MI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
4 Mid NIutnI.

1; tho Old saying is correct that tho
character Of .Ea llrst three day S in pocem-
her Indicates tho Temperature OF the con-.
ing three months. we shall have rather u
mild winter. Ono thing is certain. We
have had very little frooz!ug weather thus
fnr and we think tho outlool 10 rather IN.
couraging than otherwise one thing is
certain, the longer tho cold shall be de-
lnyed. the shorter the winter will 10. even
II 1t should llnger little in tho lap Of
spring. Good weather until Christmas
will favor the great mass OF the working
people, and as many have felt the pirch'
ings OF poverty, it may 10 that the 81 y
ihg "the Lord temEers the wind to the
shorn lamb" will be verified.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Five Killed l.y Exploding Dynamite.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec 5.-Five men were
killed and score Of people injured by an
explosion Of dynamite in Hull, Que. The
accident occurred at the Hull water works
extention, at the corner Of Duke and Wall
streets. Two boxes containing forty
pounds of dynamite each did the damage.
The dynamite was used for blasting pur
poses, and was stored in a twelve foot
square cabin, which caught fire. The
dead are; N. Martin, aged 36 Henry
Lamarche, aged AZ; 7. Seguin, aged IS;
Mois Barbeau, aged 12; Albert Beau
champ, aged 10. The two boys were pass
ing by on their way to school,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Another Terrible Dynamite Explosion.

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Dec. "a quantity
of dynamite for use in the big sewer which
is being constructed exploded, resulting
In the instant death of two men and Sc
rious injury to three others Henry Balm
and Fred Stadler had their faces manglcd,
skulls crushed and eyes torn out. John
Freehafer Thomas Jones and John First
arc the others injured. Jones is a cripple
for life. The others will recover. In using
the dynamite one cartridge did not go off,
and the men struck the unexplodcd dy-
Mantle with their picks, causing the explo-
sion. -----. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
nla.saehu.ett. Munlcipal r,sot,on..

Boston, Dec. Municipal elections
were held throughout Massachusetts, yes
terday. Democrats were successful in
Lawrence, Pittsfeld, Chicopee, Northamp-
ton and Quincy. The Republicans elected
in Springfield, Fall River, Sonerville,
Gloucester, Marlboro, Waltham, Holyoke,
fitchburg and Auburn. Independents
carried New Bedford, Brockton, Haverhill
and Maiden. The proposition to license
carried in the majority of towns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
A SEVER, Gale at Tr,e,,..

TRIESTE, Austria, Dec. "a severe gallo
has been raging for two days. The wind
has been blowing at the rate of fifty-four
miles an hour. Many street accidents are
reported. The harbor is crowded with
vessels which have sought refuge here. In
the teeth of the gale the imperial yacht
Miramar, with the empross on board,
steamed out to sea in order to convey her
to Pola, but the yacht was twenty-four
hours reaching that port. The usual time
is six hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Buckenburser Reinstated.

PITTsBuIG, Dec. "a telegram received
by President Kerr, of the Pittsburg base
ball team, from N. H. Young, president of
the National League, says: Board unan-
imously approves Buckenburger's appeal.
This exonerates Buckenburger from the
charges brought against him by the league
managers, and takes his name from the
black list.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
The Hard Times,

Even the churches feel the pinch Of the
hard times. one church publishes the
following In their weekly church cal.
enGar:
The trustees are unable to meet their
current bills to Dec. lst, on account OF
pew rents being largely unpaid. There is
now due the church about $500, some of
which has been in Hrrears for two yenrs.
II is OF the utmost importance that the
expenses of the church should be prompt.
ly met, which can only be done by those
in arrears for pew rent making prom pt
settle ement to the receiver Of rents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
rsseAall rlsvl.e rr.Arslt,s.

WARRINGTON, Dec. b.-TAs prssident
and directort Of 0eorestown college have
issued regulation prohibiting their stu
dents from playing football with teams,
whether collegiate or not, from outside
the college until the character and rules
Of the game shall have been radically mod
flied so % 70 preclude with reasonable Ger
tainty all danger of serious casualties.
The action is the result Of the Thanksgiy-
ing Day game with the Columbia Athletic
club tcam, in which Ave of the Georgetown
eleven were carried from the field, ono
with injuries which are expected to prove
fatal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
M .llMlNo1oN AND NORTHERN II. r..

Tint ia BLE1N EFFECT oct. 2sth. 1884,.
TrainS leave " ilniuEtou (French Street
Stat Ion} for Is. 81 q. junction, NontchsuIn
Ninlerthur Guye court Granogue. Cossart
Ihalds iUri junction. PUcopson West Ehcs-
ttr. l4mt rceyillG MurtonyilIe, CoatesyilIe
and ll1ierhed,att stations daily eNcept sum
day, at a..5 IT. ~, . 3a, 40 and 5 ~ D. IN Sun.
Gay ''ny at suI a. NJ. l.b ANA 4. 10 T.. H..
For Wuyncsbui " Junction Sprinpiiet1 and
inie|Incd iutc stat ona daily exaept sunday
at 7.s5 Il. M, gb mud as p. III. Sunday only
kt S.DI u. m., l35 and 81 y. M
For joanna BirdsbOro, Reuding aud lntcr.
mediate staiions. daily except Sunday Mt
Z % h. IN. aud :. % u. nI Sunday only at sol
a. IN. and l.S5 p. IN.
a. g. MCGAu uSLANp. SuperIn endent
BOWNESS BltlGGS, Gen Pass Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

AND NOW we hear Of lightweight gold
dollars being deposited with the Assist
ant United States Treasurer In Phladel-
phia These coins were deposited by the
Stewart syndicate in payment for tho llt.
ty million issue OF bonds. Some OF tho
coins have been worn away Will, others
have gone through the sweating process.
The depositors will have to make up tn
deficiency in weight. Counterfeit silver
coin which has been In circulation In
Philadelphia is becoming more numor-
Gus. The only trouble we have is that all
our money is rather light in weight just
at the present timo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
A DcsDerado Murdered.

PERRY, o. T., Dec. Slack Phineas,
alias ''Three Fingered Jack" one of the
most noted outlaws in Oklahoma, was
killed while in bed with his wife, near
Kildare, by some unknown person. He
was member of the famous Dalton gang,
and during his eventful career has proba-
bly, committed every crime on the calen-
dar Some one crept to his room and cut
the throat of the outlaw from ear to ear.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
The Armenian atrocities.

LoEpoN, Dec. 5.-1t is announced on ex-
ctalcnt authority that the dispatch of the
Turkish commission to inquire into tho
outruges in Armenia will probably not he
considered sufficient to sat, ,y tho Euro
penn powers. Advices Ned here tend
to show that more energetic action will be
necessary to secure the enforcement of tho
Berlin treaty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

IL Mrs. Baldwin, who with her hus.
band Prof. Baldwin is giving nightly
scenes at the Opera House. can tell who
killed Katie Dugan. she will be able to
capture good size reward for her indus.
try. Our two State detectives and other
down Katie Dugan's murderer. The peo.
pie Of Wilmington would be willing to
subscribe an additional purse for Mrs
Baldwin's benefit II she only would tell
and be the means Of the assassins arrest.
We are inclined to be little skeptical OF
the lauy's insight Into the part OF which
she has certainly no knowledge only what
she has learned since her visit TO our
country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Murder in tho First Degree.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 5.-The jury
in the case of William Hayes the young
white man charged with the murder Of
his wife and mother in-law on Sept. last
brought in a verdict last night of murder
in the first degree, with recommendation
to mercy. This means that the mans life
is saved, but that he will have to spend it
In state prison.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
No rrize Fighting in Jacksonville.

JAcKsoSvILLE, Fla, Dec 5.-The city
council yesterday afternoon repealed the
ordinance passed n year ago to permit the
Corbett- Mitchell fight to take place in
Jacksonville. The ordinance was repealed
by the unanimous vote of the council This
indicates that an important change of sen
timent toward prize fighting has taken
place in Jacksonville since the Corbett-
Mitchell encounter, and insures the i'm
probability of the Corbett- Fitzslmmons or
any other fight taking place in jackson
vile for a long time to come
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

MAYoR.ELEcr Strong, OF New York. says:
Under existing laws l will have about
ten appointments to make when firss
take Office Up to this time he has receiv-
ed 500 applications for these ten places.
suppose l will make $50 enemies when
make the ten appointments" Cover
nor-elect Marvil will be almost In the
came predlcament He already has more
applicants than there are Offices to give
around fifty times over. But still tho list
OF applicants increases.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Fatally Crushed by a railing Tree,

NoHEsroSA, Pa. Dec. 5.-While a
party of woodchoppers were at work fell.
ing trees in tract of woodland in Skip.
pack township, tree IN falling struck
John c. krntz, 22 years old, pinionlng him
against another tree, inflicting fatal in
juries about the abdomen. kratz expired
several hours later
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Relmrneli iInnnn

Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Springer returned
from their wedding tour and on Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock entertained the bri.
dal party at dinner ut Eo.5l2 West Sixth
street. We extend to them the compli.
ments Of the season and wish them long
life. health and happiness,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Reform Democrats Win In Birmingham.

BIRMISGHAM, Ala, Dec. 5.-After tho
bitterest campaign in Birminghams his
tory the election occurred yesterday, and
resulted in a sweeping victory for the re-
form Democrats, headed by John A. Van
Hoosc, u prominent wholesale grocer for
mayor, over the machine" Democrats,
led by Robert Warner former city tax
cnlIpptor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
I've / Again Defeats scha.ser.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-Ives defeated Schaefer
again last night, winning over him in hol-
low fashion. Schaefer could only make
e0o while Ives was piling up his 600. Ives
largest runs were 1877, 1es and 5s. Schaef-
ar's largest runs were AZ, SO and 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
r.pp.,,xan,.,; rr,nfI.e nn,.

HAnRfsHuRs, Dec. B.-Ths cost of ne
state printing for the fiscal year ending
July 1, 1894. according 10 tho annual 10
port Of Superintendent Of Public Printing
Crier, was $l89, ,971 SO. The cost OF paper
and other supplies was 58,026.00. The
cost Of printing and paper for the twenty
years from July, 1874, to July, 1904, was
%, 500, ,s31.d7.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Japan,s Commanding General Ill,

TOXIC, Japan, Dec. "a report to which
much credence is given hero to the effect
that Field Marshall Yainagata, com
mander of the Japanese army, is so Sc
riously indisposed that it has been decided
necessary for him to be inyalided
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

IT aAs been suggested hy some OF the
saloon men tat tho Police Department
have photographs taken of tie fuen they
are prohibited from selling l.quo: to up-
der penalty of ha9ins; thsir liesnse re-
voked. Then send TO each satoon iu the
city photograph oi those mon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Remarkable Cycling Fcnt.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 5.-George A. Han
sen has broken the 100 mile record for
bicyclists by riding 1905 miles in five
hours and three minutes. This is twenty
three minutes less than the best previous
record
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Repub,ieans Win I'm New Have,

New HAVEN, Conn, Dec 5-The cleo
tion in this city yesterday resulted in even
a more complete overthrow of the Demo
cratic party than that Of last month
Frank e. Anthony, for tax collector, was
the only Democrat elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
n.,r ]. cur, AM ak,. p,.e.....

eimply apply "swAyrn's OnrMxnr,s No
IN formal nledicine required. Cure tsater
eozeme Itch. all eruptiQns OF the face. hands
healthy. Its great healing and curative
powers arc possessed by no other remedy.
Ask your druggist for SwAyNn's OINTMENT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
pEi.AuAxE DIVISION.

For Now Castle, SIk II.i5 H. m, 2,Sl 40
G,la, G,53,B 81 y, III. und Il. 10 night
FOR leRe,, CT II. M. All .. III.
Express for Dover Harrington and Deimar
CID ilhHt. ~, ~ y. IN, ana lI.Ul night.
For Harrington and way stat lons Oniw 2.5O
y. III.
Express for Wyoulhg. ID. p. IN.
EXpIcAs for cape Charles. Old Point Com
lori and Norlole 'l.O3 II. ma and la.0l night
~UND skAISs.
For New Custic, ]: O6 night.
For Cupe Charles Old Point Conf an
NoriOik, ls.Ul night.
For Aiddlelown. Clayton, lover wyo-
ming, FELTON,, Huntington, liridReviile Sea-
ford. Laurel and Delmar, l2Ul night.
q Congressional Limited Express trains
composed entirely of Pullman Vcstlbule Par
Tor and Dining Cars. M extra fare.
ts)Llmited express trains composed OF Pull
man Vcbtibuc Parlor Cara Vestbulo Iussun-
ger Conthes ana DnlGg Car No extra fare.
for iufther Information. pas-cnge nre
referred TO 1 C ticket agent ut the station
5. NJ. PROVOST j. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger A Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
pEGISTER's oRDEh.
IN Rl35ISrEitS OFFICE
New CASTLE COUNTY, DRL-.

pE6lSTER's oRDrh
III RrSISfEtS OFFICE
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
c,oucr -. 1871
Upon the application of iienln,uIn Peters.
Elk cuIur ol :. n. -. Petcrs late uT W hf o
Clay ire * Hun d. in said county
deue. sod. IL is ort.cle ed and directed by the
Register that tue rke,4hto afore said give
not ce o. granting of Letters rs.n ,rriltt y
upon tn eIr.c Ihe deceased with the
ia of granting ther sof by causing adver-
I,s ments 10 be posted W thin forty DAYS
fr, IN the date OF suci Letters Ia six OF tho
mos pubic pHces OF the county of New
Css 10, requ.r!n3 all persons having do
II ands against tho estate TO prescut tho
snne or abide by an Act OF Assembly III such
sani e tn be inserted within the same period
in the DAILY KEruBLICAs, a news paper
pub isled In Wilmington. DEL. aud 10 be con.
tInued therein three weeks. a. .d.j
-, Given nnder the hand and seal OF
! pa Dnice of the Register afore said, at
- Wilmington. In New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
j. WILKINS CUtGii. Register.
NoJlCE-Nolice is hereby given that Let
ters ~ - were in due form OF
law granted unto tho undersign ed. on the
th day OF A. ID. 1894. ind thet ali
persons having claims against tho estate of
tie deceased i0uSt present the same. duly
aliestei to the said xycu or on OF before
the 2lth day OF October ~, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case mado and
provided.
BENJAMIN PETEEs.
ENecut +.
AdaFess-lhristiana. Del. o.g
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
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ss4p, q 81. 7 4. ~ p. m.
PLiiadeIphia iT,senty- -fourth and Chest
MI ise,s;! week days Y sg -. q q =, OsS' IL
.Isa4 70. 's4g . 80. "a 80 81, 81. a. Ii.
sundays. 'soi .7I7, og,.75s. 900 III 40,
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sunday. : .GO3 e IL. Iii soa. IN. 'aio. .7al.
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New orleans via Bristol AMI uhattanoo
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Tralns tenve MRr.trt street station. FOR
New FORK, week days. y 20 u. IN.
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a. H..
For baltimore. week days Z; o.. so a. m.
a5h y 40 y. III. Sunday : 50 p. IN.
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Gays % % a. NJ. -, ~ p. IN. Sundaya
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Chestnut streets Tor " LINING ton week ,lavs
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Telephone. No. 1913.
ltaies TO Western points lower than via any
ether line.
&. %. SOUL. General Passenger Agent
X. y. CAMPBELL Generai MANAGER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

FRANK s. Dobbins will lecture on the
Japanese.Chnese War and Missionary
Work in China. Korea and Japan In the
Second Baptist Church this wednesday,
evening. There will 10 silver Offering.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Bank swlndled by . Boru. Draft.

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 6.-It has Just been
made public that the Second National
bank, Of this city, has been swindled out
Of q, 200 by means Of a bogus draft on
New York bank. Further than that the
draft was presented and the money col
lected by d stranger no details can be had.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

purifier Eives freshness aud elearhesS
20 tho Complexion and oures Constl-
patton, shGts., 50cts, si.oo.
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