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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
WHAT'S rrnnspIrins ia ths Pretty IOWA On
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE, August 90,

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Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE, August 90,
Word was received here last evening OF
the death vf Mrs. William Weggsnmann,
OF Dallas. Oregon. In 1867 Miss Augusta
Holaehumater. sister OF ex-Dresident OF
city Council Henry Holschumaker. mar.
rled William Weggsnman Of this city and
moved to Oregon where sho resided until
her death on last Saturday. aged AZ years
and 8 monthe.
Death was due to heart disease. One
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Gleason, OF Albina.
survives Mrs. Weggenmann.
In the 60 on Tuesday night In Whining
ton between George Russell OF this city
and the Delaware Cyclone the referee do.
olartd IL n draw. Russell was not satls-
He'd. aud yesterday articles were signed
Tore l0.round match tefore the Esmeralda
Club oil Wilmington.
Tho great game OF ball botwean Dover
and Q. A. y. this afternoon at Front and
Union streets ground became the leading
topic where last evening. The mat
ter that was causlng the most comment
ives the U. A. G. battery. The knowing ones
did not caro- about giving out the infor-
nation, but as soon as 1t was learned thot
Leach refused to pitch for down State
club tomorrow. the matter was settled.
substitute battery will be on tho bench
but from all appearance their services
Will not be required. Leach will give the
Dover boys everything he has In tile shop.
The Smyrna team that made tho Dover
club eat crow aud that defeated the Rock.
ford club will be hero on Saturday. Leach
will DO In the box To try the batting pow
ers Of the heavy hltters.
Edward +. Wilmot OF Duluth Mimi, Is
on visit to relative, In this city.
MIR. Wiimot has been away from New
Castle for the past live years.. He attend
Ell the National Convention Of the Uatho.
lie Total Abstience Union In New York.
He is the president of the Father Math-
ew Society of Duluth and was one of
the organizers OF st. Peters T. A. b. So.
! cloty OF this city.
He said hs felt the effect OF the heat
very much. In Duluth he says they do
not raise any chickens from the fact that
the wind would blow their feathers OF
and then the cold weather would freezs
Them to death. We are glad we are In
New Castle.
Buy your shoes al McGroy's
Save your votes for Ferguson.
Cut down tue weeds that are all over
town.
Several went to Woodland Beach yester.
day.
A free wagon excursion from Chrlstiana
went to Augustine Park today.
Niles Birdie Booth and Josie Fitzgerald
will spend Two weeks at Kirkwood and
Augustine Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlin OF Philadelphia are
tho guests OF New Castle friends.
Y. A. u. expects to win the game this
afternoon.
Tho married men defeated the single
mon ut Stanton by the score OF IL to 8.
Lieutenant Reeves, OF the Fish Com.
mission is in town.
Rev. Edward l., Brady Is In Baltimore
on retreat.
The REPUBLICAN still leads with oil the
local news. So does ita circulation.
We expect to win the game on 5atur.
day. Leach will pitch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Pitttburg at Baltimore.
Louisville at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Washington.
Cincinnati at New YorF.
When 12 o'clock strikes on Monday next
the contest for tho gold watch for the
most popular base ball player In the State
will close.
Extra copies of the REpuBucAN with
coupons will be sold up to that tins and
no coupons coming In lator will be count.
cd.
The friends of the three leading players
are ail confident that thoir favorite will
win.
Only one player, however, will be for
tunate enough to gain tho trophy.
A garFlson tinish may be made and the
unexpected may happen.
The friends of Chapelle feel sure that
''Ashes" will win the watch.
Fergusons admirers both here and In
New Castle assert that when the roll is
called he will lie there with the creates {
mum her of votes.
The admirers OF young O'Keefe assert
that It's all we'll enough for Ferguson and
Che pelle to think that they have IL dead
easy but that the best players make er.
rors and at tlmes strike out O'Keefe's
friends may surprlse them all with q
curve OF votes that the others will no : be
able to bat and that Willie" will woar the
'ticker.n
The BrandywIne club of West Chester
defeated the Crescent A. A. yesterday by q
score of l2 to IL.
Prospect Park went under to Dover yes.
terday by the following score:
Prospect Park..o 0 / 90 o 0 OIL
Dover. .........2 o o o o 2 x--4
Earned runs-Dover 4, Prospect Park |.
Two base hita-Smith. Radcliffe, Deakyns.
Home run-ZeRrfoss. Struck out-By
Bruce Z. by kadcliIls 8. by Clark 2. Um-
plre-Dunn.
Go at 'em. bang em and defoat 'em is
the advice to the G. A, @. today.
Leach will pitch great game. depend
upon It.
Phillles won another.
The manager OF tho Rockford club Ia
willing to play the much talked of Now
Wilmington Club" for 800 q side and the
entire gate receipts. That ia the stun
Mac, make the rooters either eat crow or
put up the stuffand play ball
There is good time coming and the
watch will furnish II for the most popular
player In the State.
The Gems, OF this city, went to Stanton
Wednesday morning and defeated tho
Young Americans OF that place who
claimed the championship OF the state. by
o score of to The features of the
game we're the allround playing OF Fred
erlck and Nugent for the Gems. The
Young Americans did not have their right
team, but they had much heavier one,
but the Gems put up good game against
them. The pitcher for tho Young Amerl-
cans was a fit subject for. league tuam
instead i oil playing with team oil boys.
The Gems would like to hear from any
tt m n the city or State whoss players
al - or under. The Gems received fair
treatment. Address challenges to Wnl.
OK eefe. ltl3 W. Second street
Whats the matter with the senatorsf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Yi.irnrA Fran, lsInriIin.

President Il. v. Goshen of tho Board OF
PAbllo Works OF Jacksonville. Florida Chief
Engineer Alfred I. Harley and william A.
Brisbee member OF the Select Council
and Board OF Public Work. also OF that
city. were In this city yesterday afternoon
and were shown Its sights by Street Com.
missioner Samuel Cham bers. Chief Engi.
neer James Wilson. Secretary OF the Board
kins of the Board of Health, and Mr.. Gaw-
throp. At the new filter the party was
Joined BY Mr.. Van Trump. OF the Water
Department,
The party was shown the water towers.
pumping stations, crematory Washington
bridge and all the newly-payed streets
were visited.
They wore greatly pleased with what
they saw. Ihs visitors were impressed
with the beatty Of the scenery on the
Brandywine. and said that they had never
seen anything 10 surpa % II since they
came North.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
MET DEATH IN STORMS.
-Four Persons Drowned in st. Clair
River, Michigan.
TWO CHILDREN LOST IN ILLINOIS,

A Cyclone Passed Over Syracuse. N. T.,
Doing Great Damage to Property and In.
jury to Persons-Boats Upset on Oman
daga Lake and Loss of Life Feared.
PORT HURON, Mich, Aug e0-An ac-
cident occurred on the st. Clair river,
noar Marysville, during squall and rain
storm, In which four persons lost their
lives. A picnic was being held at Stag
Island, opposite Marysville, and Mrs.
Michael Derufg, Frank Derufg, her
brother Ia law, and three young ladies
Miss Celia Choniski, Minnie Schvenhart
and Edith Commeier-rowed over early In
the day.
When tho storm was seen coming up
they started back for homo, but when
within 400 feet OF the shore the squall
struck the little craft and capslzed it, Miss
Schvenhart, q girl of 10. clambered upon
the boat, but the other three all got hold
Of Frank D5rufg. For a whilc he held on
to tho upturned boat with one hand and
mado heroic battle for life, but when
one of the women, in her desperation, got
hold OF his free hand the handicap proved
too much, and he had to let CO. and all
four sank to tho bottom. The Schven.
hart girl chung to the boat and was res
oued later by some boys Mrs Derufg
leaves husband and two small children
The two young ladies were each about 20
years Of age
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Two Killed and On. Fa,a,Iy injured.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. eo-A premature
explosion Of dynamite occurred in stone
quarry at Schadt's, few milesfrom here,
which will probably cost three lives. Two
OF the men, James Brown and William
Rldland, were blown to pieces, and tho
third, named Falk, was injured SO badly
that he cannot survive. Four holes had
been drilled in tho side of the quarry. Two
OF them had been filed and the third was
being charged when tho explosion took
place. All tho men were married, Brown
leaving large family. Folk was re-
moved to his homo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
TILE QUAY VICTORY
Showering Congratulations on
the Pennsylvania Senator.
THE CONTEST VERY BRIEF.
Gilkeson Named the Senator fol
State Chairman
he WAS UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN

Who Party Strife which Has Existed for
Many Weeks Ends In o veritabis Love
Feast. Senator Quay Himself Placing In
Nomination the Hastings Candidates for
Superior Court Judges and the Cover
NOR for Permanent Chairman of the
Convsntion-The Platform vigorously
Opposes the Free Coinnge of Silver and
Lauds Senator Quay's Efforts Aeninst the
Wilson BiiI-The Senator to Visit Florida
for . Brief Rest Before tho Fall Cam
paign Opens.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 29.--The Republican
state convention met here yesterday and
unanimously agreed upon the following
E4iokebi State treasurer. Benjamin J. Hay
wood Of Mercer: for superior court judges,
DANES A. Beaver Of Centre county, K. N.
willard Of Lackawanna, Charles e. Rice
of Luzerne, George B. Orlady Of Hunt
hpgdon, John J. Wickham of Beaver and
Howard Reeder of Northampton. Senator
Quay was unanimously chosen for chair
man Of the Republican state committee.
The result Of the convention was COM
plete, overwhelming victory for Senator
Quay, who has, during the past two
months, fought battle for the mastery
An Pennsylvania politics which has at.
tracted the attention OF the whole ooun-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
ghes Of all in Leavening power-Iatest U Gou Rsnort
Reported ss,,,sm,,. p,,,.a.
ABS@aUTEEY Esg@E

LONDON. Aug. 29.-According to dis
patch received hore from Naples there 10
no truth in the report that formal and
hnal settlement has been arrived at be-
tween the Princess Colonna, daughter Of
Mrs. John w. Mackay, and her husband,
Prince Colonna, on the basis Of the former
having tho custody OF the children and
the latter receiving an annual income Of
5000 francs. The prince Ia at Sorrento
with the boys, who often visit the princess.
The latter Ia with her daughter, at Castel.
iamare. The girl frequently visits her
father at Sorrento.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Bo.ton stiu ornrnraudad.

BosroN, Aug. 20 29-Business and pleas
ure combined yesterday to take up the
time of every Knight Tomplar, and 40 night
the conclave and its attendant ceremonies
were held. The members of the Grand
Encampment are busy preparing for to-
days election of officers. The crowds are
still SO great as to Interfere seriously with
traffic, and In tho city proper one can
mako much better progress by Joining the
multitude and letting it propel him along
tho streets than by patronizing the trolley
Cara
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
$40 10 Niagara Falls.

The next of the series OF personally
conducted tours to Niagara Falls, via
Pennsylvania Railroad. will be run on
September Z.
The rate for round trip tickets, good for
ten days. is ei0 from Philadelphia, Wash
ington and baltimore; Harrisburg, S6. 60:
MilliRmeport, S5.S proportionate rates
from other points.
A special train OF Pullman parlor oars
and day coaches will be run and q tourist
agent and chaperon will accompany the
tour.
The tickets will permit OF stop OF at
Watkins and Rochester In each direction,
and at Buffalo on the return trip.
A special attraction tor participants In
this tour will be Canada's Grand Indus.
trial Fair. which is to be held at Toronto.
Ont. from september 3 to IA. Tourists
will be granted reduced rates between
Niagara Falls and Toronto In order to
avail themselves Of the opportunity of
vislliug this great exposition.
Fer specific rat9e apd, jqe Of trains ap-
plloation should be made to ticket agents
Or TO Tourist Agent. Room Ali Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
CYCLONE STRIKES SYRACUSE.
Boats Capsizsd on Onandaga Lake ant
Loss of Life Feared.

Boats capsized on Onandaga Lake and
Loss of Life Feared.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 29.-A cyclone of hail,
wind and rain struck this city last even.
ing. II lasted not more than half hour,
but In that time hundreds Of dollars
worth Of property was destroyed and sew
eral persons injured. The storm caused
the greatest damage in the center of the
city. Trolley cars were blockaded and
telephone, telegraph, police and fire alarms
were blown down. Among the injured
were John O'Hara, an engineer for tho
Consolidated Street Railway company,
who was caught beneath a falling chin
ney. He may de-
At the annual fair Of the state agricul-
tural society, at LAX eside. thousands of
dollars worth Of property was destroyed.
Several persons were injured by falling
tents and buildings. Victoria, o trained
lioness. in frenzy, bit her trainer, Pro-
fessor DeKausy, in the back. He will re-
cover.
Several upturned boats have been found
on Onandaga lake, and pleasure parties
may have been drowned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

Bulgarian. Used pxnamits.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. e9.-Details have
been received here Of the recent attack
made by band Of Bulgarians in tho Ma.
homettan village Of Dospat. across the
Turkish frontier. in the Rhodope noun
tains. Tho attack occurred while the
villagers were asleep. Tho Bulgarians
used dynamite bombs and set FIRE to the
houses when the inhabitants tried TO es-
cape. Mon, women and children, it n
claimed, were killed Unfortunately, and
according to one version Of the affair 800
persons perished
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
predicted that tho wounds now tempop-
arily healed will be reopened in very
short while,
ARRIVAL OF THE LEADERS.
The Special ofioors from Pittsburg va
cate the Convention Hall.

The Special ofioors from Pittsburg va
cate the Convention Hall.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 29.--Governor Hast
inss, when he appeared at the Opera
House, had not yet given up the fight.
Before the convention convened, he said
TO the Associated Press correspondent the
situation was encouraging to the friends
OF Chairman Gilhoson. He Thought pos
sibly some of tho delegates might have
bssn captured during the night by the
Quay peoplei IL they had not, thoy had q
majority and would win.
Before the front doors were opened Rob
ert o Mara, chief of police of Pittsburg,
Walked to the front OF tho stage and am
nounced TO his lieutenants in the gallery,
who Ind been on duty all night, Tint the
doorkeepers had arrived. '"rhe combine
and tho Quay people," said he, "have
ngroed that nobody but delegates and
newspaper men shall bo admitted. You
will please vacate the gallery, and the
doorkeepers will take charge Of tho hall"
The crowd left the gallery with coats ON
their arms, and filed out.
At precisely II o'clock Senator Quay,
attired in a loose sack coat, white duck
trousers and straw hat, entered the hall
from the rear with Congressman Stone,
OF Allegheny. There were few delegates
In the hall when the senator arrived. He
was applauded as he walked up the aisle,
and took scat just In the rear Of Cover
nor Hastings The two looked straight
ahead, and did not appear to know Of the
others presence. Senator Quay's friends
crowded around him as they came in the
hall and congratulated him on what they
believed was certain victory. Near the
"Old Man" was young "Dick" Quay, his
son, and Frank Willing Leach, Of Philar
delphia.
Senators Finn and Penrose camc in to-
gcther, and were wildly applauded as they
took seats near each other in front of tho
stage. Tho heat was intense in tho hall,
and those delegates who did not shed
their coats famed themrolves with palm
leafs and newspapers.
Chris L. Magee was cheered as he
marched down the aisle and took scat
by the side Of Senator Finn.
At 1:40 O'Clock Senator Quay took off
his coat and sat In his shirt sleeves. The
crowd took this as an Indication that ho
was preparing for the great battle soon
to be fought and cheered him accordingly.
Governor Hastings tried to keep cool by
tanning himself with fan on which was
printed an invitation to vote for Quay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Eight Drowned in a wnter.pout.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. GA special from
Zacatecas, Mexico, snys that the village of
Huatingo was visited by waterspout on
Monday, causing great loss OF life and
property. Many OF the houses were washed
away and eight persons met death by
drowning. The flood also destroyed all
the crops in the little valley. The storm
came up very suddenly, and the water
spout burst directly over the town.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Two Children Drowned I'm Illinois,

BLOOMINGTON, Ills. Aug e9-A cloud.
burst accompanied by a tornado, swept
the vicinity Of Bloomington last evening,
filling the dry water courses in few min
utes, sweeping away trees and the tents
atthe wild west show at the Fair grounds,
where 5000 people were panic stricken
and drenched, but escaped injury and
death. A ravine near Miller park filled
and overaowed Morris avenue. Mrs Rid
die and Mrs Roberts, Of Heyworth, We're
driving home with their daughters, aged
3 and Z, respectively, when their buggy
was swept from the bridge by the flood.
The children were drowned and the wo.
mon were rescued with groat difficulty.
Streams in the country have filled the
valleys SO as to almost submerge houses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Hurled to Death on a MuI R.,..

TIFFfN, o., Aug. e9-Elmer j. Schllnk
and Jacob Altweis, both aged about 10
y 1rs, were caught by belt in -four
mill at New Riegel and hurled against
the ceiling. Young Schlink's arm was
torn from the socket and his brains
dashed out, producing instant death.
Altweis' arm was broken in several places.
and he received injuries which will prob
ably prove fatal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

National League.
At Phi, adelphie-Philadelph 8; Chi
sago, g. At Now York--New York, s,
Cincinnati, l. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn
10; Louisville, 8. At Boston-Cleveland,
10; Boston, 3. At Washington n In
nings, darkness) - Washington, 5; st.
Louis, 5. At Baltimore-First game for
feited to Baltimore because Pittsburg
failed to appear. Second game: Balti.
more IL; Pittsburg, 8.
Eastorn League.
At Observation-Disclosures z; Roches-
ter, O. At Buffalo-BtTfalo, s; Scranton,
2. AT henectady-Toronto, 8; Spring.
field, ..
Pennsyivauia State League.
At Hazleton-Hazleton, 0; Carbondale,
Q. At Observation-Disclosures 10; Readins,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Knocked Out in the Fir,t Ronnd.

BOSTON. Aug. 29.-Dick O'Brien, of
Lewiston, champion middleweight of
New England, was knocked out in the
first round of what was to be twenty
five round bout, by Joe Wolcott, coiored,
of Boston, last evening. More than 5000
spectators were present. The fight was
hot whilc it lasted, but o Brien was com.
pletely knocked out in the first round,
and Walcott got the decision.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Arab Village pe.trorsd by clondhur.t.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Algeria, Aug. 29.-
There was cloudburst yesterday evening
In the district Of Sidi Aich, which caused
enormous damage. An Arab village was
destroyed. Fourteen persons who were
killed and sixteen others severely injured
have been removed from the ruins.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
They Keen Aytend.

II there is any concern In this city that
is pushing business with extraordinary
vim 1t is the firm of JOS. 4. Mullin E Son.
sixth and Market stroste. All thinge that
men and boys wear are seen iu their win
dows and show cases and on their shelves
and counters at entranoingly low pfices.
Our reporter was surprised to see one
dollar Madras and white linen bosom. re-
intorced. laundered shirts sold at hfty
cents and many other goods pro rata
oheap.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
They Were Dcar Rubbi,s.

DIR. II. Barber, OF Harrington. q few
days ago shot and killed two rabbits. lt
10 unlawful to kill cotton tnile so early.
and Detective Hutchens having learned OF
the case swore out warrant for the gun.
ner's arrest and upon the charge he was
fined sl0 and cost In each case it.amount-
Ing to &2O.f3.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Killed I'm n Duel Over Polite.

AJAccIo, Corsica, Aug. 29-A duel with
pistols was fought near here today be.
tween Senior Beneditti, journalist, and
DIR. Alesandri. The latter was killed,
The quarrel which brought about the en-
counter grew out of political discussion,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

Captain Sweeney. U. S. A, San Die go.
Cal. says .'Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy 10 tn Q
first medicine l have ever found that
would do me sny good"
Sold by n. d. Danforth. Druzgtst 3
Corner second aud Market atreets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Mise Helen Huntingdon. daughter OF
Thomas T. HnffinRtoD, OF PHILADELPHIA 10
William Mitchell. Of the same place, on
wednesday. September 4. 1896, at the
home OF the brides parents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

There will be trot at Lelpslc next FRI
day dftarnoon. Quite number OF local
horses will be present and yery exciting
races are anticipated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
BASE BALL NEWS.

rrhis column will be devoted to Base BALI
newe All news concerning tho clubs Is re-
cations TO "Daso Bali Editor,r Republican
oficol
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

W. A. Huklll. auctloneer. will sell on
tie premises, the nice dwelling No. 3J3
West street CO Saturday, 3lst al $50 D. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
The VOTE.

YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
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Jackson and Bidwells
Add to ST. Paul

VIM Reimer. 9 1 4239
w H Sanborn ct ALL. 6 8 9.47
Tuttle's Encouragement
of Blocks 10, II and Is,
and Lots 3, and 5,
Block 4, jackson &
Bidwell's Addition to
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Assessment District Number Six,
City of ST. Paul-COntinued.

Nelson, Stevens and
Kings Addition to
West st. Paul
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District Number Six,
City of St. PauI-COntinued.
Name OF Owner, and Sub
division of Section. Lot or
Block.
Bidwell's Addition t

| BlQWell S ADDITION 10
West st. Paul-Con-
tinued-
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of 4 lot 9 lying n of
line of Wyoming st
and e of line of Cor
man av produced, part
Off,. ........... 9
F M Arbuckle, e 1-3 of
129 fit of that part of
lot 8 lying of line of
German av produced,
part Of. 8
N Am Loan & Bldg So
ciety, middle 1-3 of
129 TT Of that part of
lot lying e of line of
German av produced,
part Observation-Disclosures. 8
Mary M Schickling, w 1-3
of 129 fit of that part
of lot 8 lying of e line
of German av pro-
duced, part of........ 8
Auditors Subdivision of
Lot 6, Bidwells Add to
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