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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-21

NEW YORK.-A dispatch to a local
paper from Guayaquil, Ecuador, says:
Forces of the Quito government, led by
General Vega, has been defeated and Col
Talbot was killed in "a battle. with the
patriot forces, led by General Serrano.
Cuenea is imminent. Supreme Chief
Eloy Alfaro intends to liberate LlziraDau
an emissary of the Quito government, to
General Saristis army instructed 10
check Saristi's personal ambition, and
the other officials captured at Rio Bamba.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-21

Thus It Will be seen that Defender bee
Vigilant on the elapsed time OF the roun
by minutes fiat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-21

BEATRICE, Acknowledgement over the
arrest of the city clerk and water com
missioners for the wholesale steanng, mas
abated somewhat, but there is an earn
est demand on the part of honest citizens
that the matter be thoroughly invest,
gated and that no guilty man be allowed
to escape. There are now TOUR charSes
been unable to furnish bail and three
against Commissioner Hawkins, VINO mas
furnished bail and is at liberty
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21

obne Giibrer. Settler filio Iie perfdpl=
len alle Na1for11ungen bleiben reIul=
totlos. Sic 9lneeb6rieen, Die 5alni=
lien gDbeil unb @enefe III 2ouoon, ifel=
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nen Bdlait in Mailano Dem tellitliIben
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pom Geinaeiuinlt Des Salres 1894 5rs.
1000 Dem Besirtslpital, Srs. 500 Der
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9lnifalt Sellsau, Srs. 200 Dem Sanla=
ritter @erein starpangeu 5u9epenbet
uno Frs. 500 fir grltellung bes pber=.
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gonluno @autbier, Stotar, Gerfaller
mebrerer jurioil6er Slrbelten, geltor=
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s{ttingen eine SSu6re @ein Sater rnb
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gGaeen uno nurben getObtet.
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5pie3mpler (Yerner Oberlano), inoem
bas Yfcro iheute uno Das Tubrtperf
umwarf. S6ib 1T Den erbaltenen
8erleBungeu erlegen.
Sn Sangentbal 1T ferner 8n6binoer
uno Gu6banoler Sellmilller aur lebten
Gu1e setragen tDDroen.
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Gaoen in Der Mare 8uifao Genullo,
Gommis, unb s.. Mtorgentbaler, S6a=
lenntaber, ertrunfen.
Sn 3iirib ifarb bo6betagt alt=Na=
tipnalratb Emanuel 0eroiee, ebemali=
ger 8rdlioent Der 3OIin9er Gultur9e=
ieli6aft. Ser 8eritOrbcne bat fi6 por
langer 3eit, bonn politiiben 2eben sll=
riidge3ogen, in 3iirib angeIleoelt.
ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21

8on elmer Mooeneubeit f6reibt cine
gerliner Seitung @lan iebe ii6 por,
tpenn man elmer @bic getleioeten Dame
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fenIer in Der Yotsoamer StraBe lentt
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MODERN 1T. 9ie SDni9in i'm MGr6en
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benoenebes 1T ndlnlieb auf Der Snnen=
ieite in Der @roBe zines 5balers elm
5piegel bineingeipebt, jeOenfalls elm
te0ni16es Gunltltif. 9ie linte Seite
1T rpobl beBwegen 9elpdblt, neil se=
nDbnll0 Die re1te 9ano ben S6irm=
griif gu umIpannen pfle5t. Gtiuas
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miro Die SpieQel : Maoame aaeroings
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gu beoba0ten ? 9as mare ein gan5
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biz anbdnoeln, lid bitten, oaB i6lieb=
LID ni6t nfalibe 9orIpieselunsen" ba=
BEL berausfomnlen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21
Mnblbmntor in GneIanO+

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Sem bittern Mablfampf, Der 9egen=
lpdrtig ausgefpdten miro, feblt es nitbt
an amiiianten 3lDiIhenipielell. Sn
einem fleinen Tleden Oorffbires ipraA
Der pfarrer in elmer Wabloerfamn=
lung fir Den fDnierpatiuel; Ranoibaten
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ners als yGaub, Gallb, &aub." IS
tpirb moroeil meme 9fliDt iein, ia9te
er, Sud Die Dor 5000 eyabren boln Gi=
mai berab ert0liten Worte por5utragen,
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rer crbob fid une rief IS ipiro ferner
Sbre gHiht feifl, jene ailbertf @orte
por5u1efen 0u fOlllf ni1t falides
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ten. Gin illleer Serr, Der iib Inn
einen arpBen 9lrbeiterfreis beuarb,
brahte in cine 8erianmiung ieine alt-
Berorbentlih biiblde junge Grau nit.
9as biibi1e 0elitbt auf Der 9ribiine
baff iiber Die 2angeipeile ieiner NnIpra=
ben binfbsg uno madte ielne 3ubDrer
seoulbig. 9iad 5dluB elmer beionbers
miblungenen &eOe rief ibm Elm ofien=
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be 10 lebenoig mdre, ipie Sbrer arau
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men,. Cine CUTE Wahlgeibibte
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einen Wdbler Dor einem Wirtbsbauie
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piirbe lieber fir ben 5ellfel ielbli itim=
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fabrif lieB aus Sdnemart cine Sem
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oberen @noe NIT elmer Seffnuns, pfeife,
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itrumellte persollt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21
Miliunen Don Weni6en leioen an

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Dem fur6tbaren llebel, 0dmprrboioen
eendnnt. Sem Sr. 6. Silsbee, nad)
Sabre lansen 6orfdungen, 1T es selun-
gen, oas borsiigli6ife 9eilmittel, Qna=
telis genannt, gu erfinoen. IS 1T bas
8eite, oas nod je baseipeien. 8elpeis=
nnittel oieicr gebauptuns liegen bel
5auienoen i6riftli0 CUR ginli6t bor.
g(ugenblidlihe 2inDerung Der S9mer=
sen unb BEL Mnmenoung Der 8ori6rift
pollitdnbiee Sur sugelidert. y. Neu=
Itdoter & 60, 9or 2416, f6iden auf
@erlangen proben fofenfrci nod allen
Yl1ben in ben Ser. Staaten.
= 8om britiI6en llnterbaus 1T 80.
6. Guap obne Sppolition iuieberum
gum Spre1er eeipdblt tporben. Der
gr6ffnung bes Barlementes tpObnte
autb Der friibere Spreber oes Heprd=
ientantenhauies Der Ser. Staaten, @b.
s. Crisp, bel.
gtne lintbdtige leber Daf 1lllfler
Magenbei1merben i'm 8efDlge. Gin
fofortiger @ebrauh BON Or. Nugulf
a0nigs 5amburser 9ropfen ipiro lo=
slei6 belfen.
: Sci einem Cffi3iersrennen in @oe=
oins 1T Der grS6ersoa Soiep9 atusult
BON Seiferreid geitiir5t. Die erlittenen
8erleBunsen folen gliidliberweiie nibt
Natur iein.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21

8n i9 siueH id5HeH Seibenipagen belize 10 ma.
DE idb Das 4nblifum baraui aufmertam, DaB iG
ponitdnbis ausserittt bin. nm aeiaenbeftattanseH
aa beior9tn.
az Yreije biIlig,
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gMmeisers& &orrclpomoetts.
(gou nnierem Gpestal-8nrreiponoeuten

Yuraoorf. |. Nuault. 1895.
Qieber Seobabter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09
TIE acoMslNEs BROKEN.



EkiiHdslphls rplzticss Leaqsrs sriit onsths
unyereffy Flight
PuIlknRIf1aiA, Jan. 9s-Vhs Hepuhii-
can ward sscDmbinev Of this city, which
hin controlled the politics Of It's party for
nansy ysars went to pisces last night as .
osnseQuenos Of the Innyeralty contest.
Throughout tho campaign 1t has been pop
ularly supposed that, with the exception
Of Senator Porter, the combine" was In
favor Of Senator Penrose for the Office.
Inst night, however, the rumor became
current that Pcnross had been. dumped"
BY the leaders. aud this proved To be true
At the eleventh hour meeting OF tho
combine was held, ut the Union Rspub-
lican club. Senator Porter occupied the
chair, and the main spokesman was David
Martin. What had occurred between the
leaders before the meeting could not be
learned, but 1t was evident that the breach
was q wide one. Magistrate Durham, an
influential member Of the combine" Is
the leader of the Penross forces, and he
tried to bring up the question, but Mr..
, Martin refused to talk OF listen to any
thing CONCERNING Senator Penrose's can
didacy. Leader Martins attitude has all
along been uncertain, but last night he
boldly expressed his opposition to PEN
4 rose and declared himself for Charles h.
Warwick, DOW city solicitor, who has been
/ somewhat Of dark horse In this, ono Of
the bitterest fights known to municipal
politics.
Mr.. Martin brought things to q crisis
when, addressing Chairman Porter, he
said he believed the time had come when
the usefulness Of the combine AZ po-
htical organization was at an end. The
L.. IA
trieyably on the question of nominating
mayor, and in his opinion nothing could
bring them together again.
Then he emphatically denied the rumor
circulated that he would retire as polit-
ical loader, and his words were very gen.
orally construed by those present to mean
that he intends to be the sole and only
leader In his party. He concluded with
the suggestion that the meeting adjourn
sine die, and after the murmur had SUBJ
sided tho motion was carried unanimously.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

powers and duties of the chief executive
and the powers and duties of the member
ship Of this house; and I tell you that to-
day IL ever rebuke was needed to one
who has trampled down the prerogatives
OF the people it is to that man who has
used his influence, or attempted to use 1t,
TO create in himself the sole governing
power of this nation. 1t has come to the
tlmo when to be tho government Of this
people requires something more than
combination of brains, belly and brass.
I'VE saw our distinguished executive
after the election Of 1902" Mr.. Sibley con-
tinued, .hie himself away for recreation.
Where on earth did he goS To the classic
shores of Hog Island. The Bible says that
when they are set at liberty each man will
go to his own place. Where did he go tor
To Buzzard's Bay. And ever since the
old ship of state has been humping her
nose into Hog Island and Laundering in
the waters of Buzzard's Bay with pros
perity but cable length away"
Tom johnson, of Ohio, also created o
stir In his speech opposing the bill. At
the outset he said he thought he owed an
apology to the house for speaking against
bill which was as dead as this was. He
denied that this bill was designed to take
the government out of the banking bust
ness, and asserted that no bill could be
devised for sound currency issues which
would not place them under government
supervision, and in effect make them al
ternately redeemable by the government.
1t was the office Of government to furnish
money. This bill proposed to confer on
banks without limit a right that. could
only be conferred on o monopoly. 1t gave
themga monopoly or 1t was failure. He
attempted to demonstrate that tho bill
would confer the same monopoly on the
banks that the Bank Of England and the
Bank of France had.
The Leading men of the various elements
opposed to the Carlisle currency bill, Dem
ocrats Republicans and Populists, held
informal conferences with view to agree
ing on plan for forcing the contest to a
speedy close. As a result of the talks the
combined opposition may vote against the
rule to be reported by the rules committee.
As the rule is regarded as indispensable to
passing the measure the defeat of the rule
would be equivalent to defeat of the bill.
Further debate on Mr.. Lodges resolu-
ton asking for information why the Amer
lean ships had been withdrawn from Ha-
waian waters took place in the senate
yesterday. Mr.. Palmer Qlls.) delivered
speech against the resolution, regarding
1t as an invasion by the senate Of the
powers of tho president, He defended the
acts of the present administration in Ha-
waiian affairs. His remarks provoked a
number of interruptions by Republican
senator's, including Messrs. Lodge, Teller
and Aldrich. Mr.. Gray (Del.) also opposed
its adoption. Tho day closed with eulogies
on the late Alfred H. Colquitt, Of Georgia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

CHICAGO, Jan. 0. - President Louder
bach, of the Lake Street Elevated railway,
introduced lot Of sensational facts in his
report at the annual meeting Of the stock
holders. Mr. Louderbach scored the
former management Of the company and
urged the immediate appointment of a
conference committee to prevent fore
closure and tho appointment Of receiver.
He said that to earn even the interest on
bonds issued in I=,y 1884, required total
average OF 1000 passengers day, while
tho actual number carried since last March
averaged 81, 1876 The report intimated
that the former officers of the road were in
the pay of the contractors, and that some
Of them received large blockso of stocks and
bonds in addition to their salaries. The
present officers were reelected,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09
Rl0TING TOR BREAD
St. John'A Idle Workmen Beoom-
ing Uncomfortable.
EEaIs1 ALIVE BUILDING MoBBED,

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,. ~. xx,....- nm W.. -.
- 80 -. WY -
vonientiy Abssnt-stores hroksa' AHao
and Looted.
ST. JOHN =, y. r.i jan. "a "A SERIOUS FLO.
occurreg mere Yesterday; Inc oroNu =,
unenpl9yed Workinen, iargeiy incret,seu
IN numbers, ineo peiore tne ioe'st"s ~
Duiiuine anu nooteu one eA-pron.ief, 81
wunsnl "n,sewaS VINO was lo.Ine ny
.ne,r i9oL inry narcneo es.n " WY
eock wnpfe INC iour.nai,ne 70 iyins ~ ~
ocr 70 receive tne captain answer w, 20 sheis
Petition P1 Monuhy oapuln on n ,',.i
oore, 1ne coillia'lnuor u .ne warsp, VI
ociVou uepuea ~ ~ anu soiu snen- ssaas
INC ina'per was IN 'ne n'lhus VI VII" sose1a'
menu
me crpwa became oeepiy eA"speraeeu'
anu ehe teaaer suggession Una. .ne NH
,seers ~ seen was quioh,y Ac,eu apon
xs srus - so w 80,
Iounu sHae eneir coming naa peen aneloi,
paeeu' I'VE tney iounu t,ie uoors pa,re1
asninse ihe.n. Moehins uauneeu ~ INCL
ooeerhIhauion, ehe crown seo 70 VOTE W
ioroo al rns.euoo, gnu uoois anu uInuoWs
were sopm M pasee,eu IN, anu lnsreSs We
sne cfowd IN bnelr worR Oh aestruo.ion,
Due uns oincers ,areu paoly IN ene soulie
.nae lolipweo, ene rio. t LOT 'ne MN, snne 10
ing inasaers Oh ene sleaaelon ine,r W
eory, however, was pa,1eh VI Iesuis' ~.
aloer gaming one chainper tney iounu enae
tne members Oh 'ne executive wereoon
Venienpiy aosenp.
IN the meantime one pohce nao sougns
feiniorceanenus, puo before ohey arr,Veu ene
no.ers wlohurew. Later ene crowd agan
visited the governor ana made announcer aP-
peal 70 num- Dut TINS was also menec.ual.
men tney Ie.urnee 70 ene iessia.lso
ouiiulhg pue enis 'i'ne .hey mero unaoi p
W ioros ~ shsranoo. Aney, nomose,, .,,es
hha,heu y .ne grounus' ueinanuns -
anu pieYeriy Sur'.s sIe so'e 1s,,i,sl'.
noplns - pacny she,n iriie ~
roeno-nppeareu anu auu,osseu .noin' ~
proiiisuJ snae ~ WV, '',iee uays eAco VI,
sive pupnc Works wSSSu % o sa,'
suinoieng 70 CIV al tcsnuneia'i' % eihp''s-
menu SnIpueh .he WINTER. ~
his listeners roiuseu 70 DC sao,sneu Win
ms promises, ana demanaed tnae linme-
oiate reiiFi DC turnisneo ehein. Wnen ehey
were tolu tnap IL was impossipie 10 aooeoe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

NEW YORK, Jan. "a story of love and
disappointment ended yesterday, when
Charles Haeflin, a young dancing master,
stood beneath the window Of the woman
he loved and blew out his brains. The
man fell dead beside the house Of Anton
Schcurman, "a wealthy cigar manufacturer,
In East One Hundred and Twenty seventh
street. Young Haeflin met Scheurman's
daughter at q dancing academy where he
was employed, and was her acknowledged
lover until Dec 10 last, when he was told
that he could see Miss Scheurman no more
He had been melancholy ever since.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09
NUGGETS Or NEWS.

Tho effsrts Of Count Hedervary TO form
. new Hungarian cabinet have failed.
Tho strike of shoe workers Hts HaverilL
Mass., seems hopeful Ok settlement through
the state arbitration board.
It's stated In oficial circles that the
garrison at Suakim will assist the Itnlians
at Kassaln against the Dervishes.
Adolph Batenseifer, baker, was shot
and instantly killed In New York last
night by Teaie Tuzklwicz- The tragedy
was caused BY business difficulty.
The new United States senator's from
Wyoming will be eS Senator Franois K.
Warren for the long term and ex- Congress
man Clarence d. Clark for the short term.
Colonel Reuben G.. Benton. ex-judge nd.
vocste general Of the Minnesota 9. A. r.,
and q cosnmanderin-ehief of tho state
Loyal Legion, died at Minneapolis last
night, agod ga
While In an upper room at his fathers
house at Washington, with two other
boys of his own age, the ~ year old son Of
Judge CORTLAND G. Clements was shot
dead Probably an accident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Crank Smith, a
notorious diamond robber, escaped from
the workhouse yesterday afternoon. He
was arrested here on Nov. and sent to
the worHhouse for vagrancy. Officers
were here to take him to Chicago, where
he robbie Parthauer's jewelry store of
1000 worth of goods Oct. 80. He had
also served a term in the Ohio peniten-
tiary for holding up train, from which
he secured 10000. No one appears to
know how he got away. He had shackles
on at the time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09
Forester, /. omclal, Held for crImlna,it

CHICAGO, Jan. Oh. x. Rosenbaum,
ex-suprerhe chief ranger Of the Illinois
Foresters| and Deputy Supreme Chief
Ranger a.. Il. Stevenson, of the Canadian
order, were held to the criminal court on
charges Of acting as agents of q fraternal
insurance agency without license, This
is the outcome of q long and bitterly
waged warfare between the Canadian Or
der Of Fotesters and the Illinois organiza-
ton. Matters reached climax when 1t
was learned that Rosenbaum, who was at
that timehlgh chief ranger for the Illinois
order, was cooperating with view to the
absorption Of the Illinois organization by
that of CAnada.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-For failure to COM
ply with the law compelling all street cars
TO be equipped with tenders warrants were
yesterday issued against Superintendent
House, of the Traction company; Hart Of
the Baltimore Passenger railway, and
Frederick, of the Lake Roland company.
Each official will be tried separately, and
II found guilty the offending companies
will be required to pay IS daily for each
fenderless car. The men all gave bail and
were released
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09
FOR SAFE.


Look at orr speciai bargain list. properties
that muat be sold to close up d. arcs r&xs
tics who reside In othcrSities Will sell Mt b1e<
gains. others no WILL move. and desire ~
relnvest about hiarch ~, some OF tbesn pfg6<
critics must. ard positively Will he soid ~
Feb. isl- Note our iorhtioaA - -
8ls Jackson strecf. $ roo rs ftpnt yard aq4,
porch This property has 4 driveway AZ IA
side. and room for stable IN the sar4T No
Y. 18th street. 9rgonas and front porch. q
house. recently built By ThnA Meiyln.
Franklin. 10 rooins. frout yarl mud ne
owner residing In MRsA sg9 " fth $3.50
rootrs and bath. mont yard and potc<H
W. sth street, rooms and frQlt porch -
South Clayton. arooms. Front YARD md rl1z
Go4 W. 9TH street. rooms, rptits at tlN
properly can bo bought ut sacriflee. lli4
sih ST. IT. ~ rooms and bath. front yArd4&4I
porch. sol Monroe street. 2 rooinR aud be<17
front yard aud porch. IsA Tatn-ili sireek ~
rooms and bath. front yard aud porch ~ -
bth street. roons and htors. pfi and 94 H43
9th street, 10 rooms. bath and psntry. ffea1x
porch.
LOIS In all sections Of the city. L3sa To-
trade for houses. aud housesfoe lots ~
10 loan on fttst mortgages, in sums 10 suit =,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-George Wilson,
the dead broke" pedestrian, came to Bal
timore yesterday. He left the Office of the
Cincinnati Post at s a. m. Doc. 10, 1894.
The feat which he is to perform is tic walk
along the four boundaries of tho United
States and return to Cincinnati within
twelve months. He is also to get Wife
on his travels. Wilson is to live only on
what the public gives him, andis TO win
a wager of 1880 If he concludes his
travels within the time stipulated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

DENVER, Jan. Ex-Governor Waite went
out of office and Governor Mcintyre came
In yesterday. The simple ceremonies were
witnessed by large and distinguished
audience at the Tabor Opera house, where
the legislature had assembled in joint ses-
sion. The oath of Office was administered
to Governor Mcintyre by Chief Justice
Hoyt After Governor Waite had spoken
few words of farewell to his associates
and of greeting to his successor, Governor
Mcintyre read his inaugural address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09
Held ON a Murder charr..

JoHNsoEBuRe, Pa, Jan. 9.--on Nov. Is,
1894, Henry Peoples, a clerk In the john
sonburg bank, was found dead in his room.
1t was given out at the time that he had
committed suicide, but quiet investiga-
tion was instituted, which resulted yester-
day Ia the arrest Of Fred Moncreiff, Peo-
PIES roommate, on the charge Of murder
II is said there IL q woman In the case.
The prisoner denies the charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09
Alleged brutal treatment of Lunatio..

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Charges of serious
nature have been preferred against the su-
perintendent and attendants at the county
insane asylum at Dunning. The charges
come from John H. Raddle, a discharged
employee. He alleges that helpless patients
are often beaten and kicked, and that in
one ward three baseball bats are kept as
instruments for the enforcement Of discip-
line, while In another three police clubs
are used, and in another ward a loaded
club to control the patients and to exact
obedience from them. He also says that
the patients are kicked and dubbed when
they are Ill and unable to BIO out of bed.