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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

Major Edmond g. Fechet of the sixth cavalry has been ordered
o report to Gov. Hocomb.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

of Lafayette, Ind. is visiting in
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

mt Governor Majors was in the city DUR
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

The reception rendered W. Shaw and church
Tuesday evening largely attended by old friends and members
10 of the Sunday school Epworth League handsome silver
fruit stand presented Mr. and Mrs Shaw slight token
of the regard which they have been held
wishes for their their Texas home expressed all
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

adjourned sine die. de did So much to
the relief OF the Democrats
few minutes later sll the members
were busy packing up their effects; and
most Of them ieft for home on the even
ing trains.
Talk on the street.
Republicans gathered on tho street
corners aud Ia the hotels and discussed
the constitutionality OF Gov ernor
Wntsops ac,ion in voting. ssnstor
Higgins and George V Massey gave the
cue. They declared that Governor
Watson had 10 right 20 vote aud that
from the tins that Colonel Dupont got
fifteen votes he was elected.
They tried TO Undue General Wilson
with that idea, but he refused to bs
imbued la fact, be offered to bet thom
Colonel Du Pont WAS wrong II knoN
some little law" he said, and | will bet
you $500 that you are wrong They
refused to bet.
The Constitutional Provisions.
Speaker Of the Senate Watson became
governor By virtue of section IA, OF
article Of the state constitution Upon
that section will hang Colonel DuPont's
hopes should be carry his case to
Washington 1t Is as follows:
Upon any vacancy happening ia the
Office OF governor by his death, removal
resignation or inability, the SPEAKER OF
the Senate shall exercise the office until
governor elected by the people shall be
duly qualified
There Is nothing in the constitution
which prevents the speaker OF the
Senate from exercising his RICH, as a
legislator.
VIII the Governor Appoint
Rumor Is rife that Governor Watson
will appoint senator and trust to the
United states Senate TO seat him He
refuses to state what he will do, but
ex Congressman John w. Cansey Is
already spoken Of.
Higgins aud Addicks Leave.
Elk Senator Hiegins and his friends
/ left for home on the 3 "a train. J
/ Edward Addcks and his supporters went
up on the 16 Several Of the members,
including Senators Handy and Pyle and
Speaker McMullen remained over night
Senator Handy says that the next time
the Higgins men will know how to treat
= decent man.
Stewart Enters a Denial.
Il was said that ex- Postmaster Daniel
+. Stewart was telegraphed to come
from New York to Dover TO look after
William DuPont's senatorial boom Hs
reached town last evening.
When your correspondent asked him
about it he replied.
There is absolutely no truth In It.
was coming TO Dover TO cay anyway
and had reached Philsdelphia when
first heard that Mr. DUPONT had beer
voted for. Il was an utter surprise q
me- IS | had never heard his nam
mentioned Ia that connection.
FIX State Senator o. d. Moore, o.
Laurel who elected Senator Higgins sil
years ago, was State House visitor
yesterday
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
What the Law Makers Did Not
Do at Dover Yesterday.
THE WORK OF HOUSE AND sEBATs

Decentralization Compiste-No one Kaows
what is or Is Not Law Bits UBsignsd
Appropriations gnmade-wreck and
Ruin Everywrere-Au Incompetent As.
sembIY.
STAFF CorTespon dence Evening Journal
DOVER, May Legislative business
Was never, In the history of the state
l1ft In such demoralizsd condition AZ an
Adjournment OF the General Assembly
Hundreds of bills were not passed by
either house, large numbers which had
passed one house failed to get through
the other; many that were passed were
not even enrolled, and lot Of enrolled
bills were not signed by the speakers l.
will be long while before it is definitely
known what is law and what is not
There was not a vote of thanks to
either OF the speakers or any of the
clerks or officers; not a farewell address
or tear Of regret In fact every usage
was lost sight of in the great fight for
United States senator. The sole idea was
to adjourn, regardless or precedent and
to prevent the Republicans from el5 citing
United States senator.
The Senate Allowances.
The Senate Committee on Accounts
met yesterday morning and prepared its
report At 8 o'clock the senators went
into joint ballot and this continued until
final adjournment. Consequently the
committee had DO opportunity to present
it's report. The question Immediately
arose as to whether the members and
clerks would receive their pay Speaker
Records went down to see State Treasurer
Adkins. He consulted George V Massey
and was advised that he should honor
the report OF the committee aud make
out the checks He did SO The Senate
allowances were as follows:
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
The Empire Department Store,
200 Market Street.
DON'T De WOODY.

How Faultless Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
Round, Havo Caught the Town.
II IS the fastest and most healthy d
Chewing Gums. Put up in pretty boxes OF
fochiPs. and sold al Sc. Faultless in form,
faulfess in flavor, faultless in the ingre-
dents that enter into their composition
faultless IN everything, perfection in every.
ihing-such are a few Of the qualities of
the Faultless Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
round Dealers don't keep them. That's
a joke, and good o-e, and true one
they sell them. and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them win accept no
other. They say give Us Faullless Pepsin
Chips. Nothing else, If your dealer don't
keep them, send SC. for sample package to
Cohn Bros. & Klee, Sole Agents and Dis
trioaiors, Park Place. cor. Church Street,
\. Y.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
ReIief in 81 Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lirvsd IN six hours by the "New Crest south
American Kidney Cure.r This new remedy
Is d great surprise IN account Of It's exceeding
pr'.mptness in relieving pain IN the bladder,
kidneys. back and every part OF the urinary
PASSAGES In male or female. IL relieves TO en-
t-n OF wsfer and pain 10 passing IL almost
imme lately IfyOC WantqEisk RELIEF a. cure
This Is yonr renaeuy. sold ~ =. :. Beeienl and
p. James Belt, Druggists. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
KENNARD &CO
62i-62S Market Street.

No other advertising can
possibly be so effective as the
silent, constant, permanent in
fluence of those who have
their interest we'll served at
our counters, and we put forth
every effort to transact our
business on this solid basis of
real and unmistakable service
to our patrons.
This business is stronger,
better organized to-day than
at any time in the past. Greater
stocks and better at your COM
mand than ever.
Prices the lowest consistent
with the quality of the goods.
The Corset Department is
above the average in makes
and qualities.
Just now we have a line of
Corsets made to our special
order by the celebrated Or.
| Warner.
They are light weight sum-
mer goods. SO cents, one
case only.
Another grade by the same
maker, as cents.
r. & G. Corset, so cents
and $Ioo.
II. & S., rs cents, $I.oo.
Sonnette, $1.oo.
]. b., $I.oo.
P. d., $I75 up.
G. p, $2.25 up.
Ferris Waists.
Jackson Waists.
We have the up to date
styles in all qualities.
Hamburg Embroideries in
very extensive assortment.
Never in our history have we
shown such line of goods,
and never before at the low
prices of to-day.
Summer Knit Underwear
! from IaH cents to the fine
Wool and Silk qualities.
There is a special drive in
ladies' low neck, no sleeves,
Isle Vest. at is cents, White.
Large and important stock
}, Of Laces, especially the ever
, popular Valenciennes-from
25 cents to $500 per dozen
yards.
New Jet All-Over Laces-
, from $r.oo to $3.50 per yard
9 -27 inches wide.
Don't forget that we have a
line of Colored and Black
Silk Velvets, unsurpassed in
this market-$I.oo, $L5o,
$2.oo
Don't fail to visit our Waist
i Department. You will see one
of the finest lines of Wash
!, Waists shown anywhere.
/, That S5-cent one is a great
z value.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
Crosby
& Hill.

Most people like to know
where they can get the best
return for their money, not
withstanding the fact that all
kinds of Dry Goods are so
cheap. At no time in the
past did a dollar possess so
great purchasing power as
now. If money-saving is
your object we have the
goods and the prices that will
bring you here. 1t will GER
tainly pay you to shop at our
store, as goods never were
better in quality, more beauti-
full and attractive in style and
lower in price. Some of our
goods are just a little more
than nothing in price, but a
great deal in real value. The
BEST for the Money" is our
motto all the time.
so pieces Beautiful Organ
dies, beautiful in colorings,
exquisite in design. accent
goods, for I2H cents; just
half price.
Satin Stripe White Swiss
Muslin. Lace stripes, coin
spots and dotted, all accent
lgoods, for I2H cents; hall
price. You say, great loss
but it falls not upon us, but
upon the importer. It is moi
every person who know.
enough to avail themselves 0.
a bargain. DO your
More goods at SO cents OF
the dollar or less.
Striped Swiss, 2o-cen
goods, for 10 cents. Plai,
and stripe Is Piques, 25.cen
goods, for 10 cents.
Just think of All-woo
Henriettas, as inches wide
in all the choice Sprin,
shades, 5o-cent quality for 8.
cents a yard. We have beau
tiful things in Spring an,
Summer Dress Stuffs at yer,
low prices which you shoul'
see.
Ladies Isle Thread Sum
mer Underwear, in white
cream, lavender, light blu
and pink, beautifully trimmed
splendid quality, worth so an,
IS cents; we are selling then
at 20 cents each; match then
!. if you can anywhere.
A lot of Mems Nigh
Shirts, excellent quality 0
muslin, beautifully and elabo
; rately trimmed, regular S
! and $I.25 goods; sale price
. 50 cents.
12o pairs Ladies BlacI
! Spun Silk Hose, should be 7
\ cents a pair This lot goes a
4 40 cents a pair, 3 pairs fo
/ SI.4o. Ladies regular mad
: fast black Hose at IaH cent
/ pair, which are a great sellel
: known as The Queens Own
brand,
!. Splendid values in Blac
, and Colored Silk Ribbon,
] Corsets. Gloves, Handke
/ chiefs, Laces, Small Ware
Muslins. Table Linens, Tow
els, Napkins. etc.
Ladies Waists, the newe.
j; and best things in silk an
a cotton fabrics. The cream {
b the market al the loves
: prices Don't buy your wal
= until you examine our stoc
4 if you want the best for II
!. money. We are selling lots
d them.
F.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Brst Goods, Lowest Prices.
Buy coal and wood from d T. Sergeant
on Seventh and King. Phone 545.
GE- aiceory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
DIED.

GATCHELL.-On May 5. 1896. suddenly,
Norman, infant son Of Fred y. and Elizabeth
Hatcheh.
LAUBACHER.-At Newport, on Sunday,
May 8, al a. m, Valentine Laubacher, aged
81 years.
PYLE-Ia this city, on May 4, Rachel A.
pxle
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1876.



the following described real estate. viz All
that certain lot OF piece of land with the Duild-
ings thereon erected. situated In the city %
Wilmington aforesaid. bounded and described
a. follows, 20 wit.
Beainning on the southerly side OF Seventh
street At the distance of 20 feet westerly from
the westerly side of jackson street; thence
southerly thrpul h the middle Of the digision
wall between this and the adjoining house on
the east " feet 10 the nOrtherly side of an
alley 3 feet wide lesding into jackson street:
thence by said alley westerly, parallel with
Seventh street, ID fe-t thence northerly. par
allel with Jackson street, through the middle
of the division wall between this house and
the hou q adjoining on the west ~ feet to the
said side Of Seventh street, and thence there
hv easterly 10 feet TO the place of beginning, be
LDe contents thereof whai they may, with the
privilege Of the use OF the said alley IN COM
mon forever, subject to an equitable share Of
the ex .ense Of keeping the same 10 good or
der and repair.
Seized and taken In execution as the proper
~ OF James Hot stOn mixes and 10 be sold BY
PAUL GIBLlS. Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, Wilmil gton, Delaware,
April "a 1895.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Days. Miles.
H. II. McAfullen. I3l 40 1888 90
Newell Bali. ........... ISL ~ 40l 20
Horace Brown......... l3l 81 "A 10
y. y. Burt0n........... III "a 4O9 20
A. nj. Daly............ 10 10 800 90
w. X Davis. l3l l6 3e7 50
Ezekiel Fleming. 18l p 800 90
John w. Jolls......... l3l % 800 30
II. q. k1llen. ........,, lt9 II 800 g.
w. 3. Money....... l3l p t99 90
y. u. MoOre............ III ~ 400 90
II. Ill MorgHu......... 1871 81 sO3 20
III. r.. Mustard. ....... 10 12 1893 go
Frederic Pyle ........ 131 AZ Az 10
g. w. Reybold ....... IL Al 405 80
J. M. Robbins. ........ l3l Al 405 80
q. ID. Sypherd ......... l29 % 367 90
G. H. Townsend .,.... 1871 IS 4l3 A.
r. M. Walker. ........ l3l "a Az 20
u A. Watson. l3l @ 400 50
William Wilson. Jr... l3l 55 400 50
4. T. Hastings, clerk ...................Sl20 200 90
L. X. Brown, reading clerk............ 900 90
J, NJ. hambers, enrolling clerk-..... $50 o.
John Prindiville, sergeaDt-at-arms. 300 90
w. l.. s. Murray, chaplain .......... 70 90
IT, L. Kellum, clerk. Divorce Com
mitlee. ........................... 10 90
John :. Rowan, papers. g64 20
James Pennewill, attorney. go 90
Middletown Transcript. ............... % 90
Stats Sentinel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a 90
Milford Chronicle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l2 co
Delawarean ;,.................:.. $500. s6 SO
Sussex Republican, governors mes
sage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ W
Sussex journal, adIutant-generars
report .ss.+. ...-s.-s........s.ss... 20 w
Sussex Journal, bills................. q O5
The Claims Lett over.
The report OF the joint committee on
claims was adopted by the House, but
the Senate had no opportunity to act
upon it. It Is a question whether the
allowances reported can be paid uatil the
next General Assembly. There was
big cut in the bills The allowances
granted were as follows:
James o Tomlinson, $44; Alfred G.
Short, $3l; s L. shaw, $i2; estate OF
Jsmes Frazier. $24; 5. X, Belts, $2S7 so;
Dover Machine Company, $22. &C.; I. X.
Jones q Bro, $50 SO; James A Clifton,
$l5i 80; Q r Ferguson & Son. s.; d G
Montgomery So; CSsson, Fisher & Com
pany, 81 so; Dstre and Blackburn, $15 70
Clarke & Mcdaniel, $2S3; Will
kinaon and Wilkinson, 1894 40
Layton g. Layton, $1i3 18; j. s
Goodwin, $l7 %; Slaughter 4 Bice,
1918 "a; Megsry & Son, $44S 10; George
w. Morgan, $3.50; j P Dulany. $9S 55
PIX. Meredith, $148.79; w w. Knowles,
500 So; Tammany, $50 rs; o O. Tin.
dal, SOL IS; @ r Thomas & Co., 500 55
A. R Boyle, So; G W. Wharton, SIT so
NJ. E Haman, $S5; George P farrell,
$S4 so; T. 0, Culbreth. $40 %; John
H. Rodney, 500; w. p. God
win, $ls5 so; b. D Griffin, $9l
65; Stevenson & Slaughter. 1916
IS; James A. Clifton So; Dover
Gas Light Company, 1922 10; Clarke 8
Mcdaniel, $36 30; James Virden, ~
I. 0. Culbreth, 81 25; S 4 Belts, So
James Kirk & Son. 81 1856 81; u. o
Conrad. $40; Slaughter & Blce, $l8 ~
Seaford News, $50 30; Conferenc,
Herald $i1 so; y. Roop, $i1; J. A
"a So Sussex Republican, 1872 As
Sussex Journsl, s142 so; NJ w CLARK
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
Madison Avenue
HOTEL,
@-u~@~@=aruuan@na.a
madison ave. and 56th 81.
aess-snAn.-aau1naas-nusuaa, anll.aa.eazznan
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRR

So Pr Ssy asdne. A11seas Rias
Fircproof and arst-cisss in every par
ticular.
Two blocks frln The Third and Sfssh
Avenus Elevated railroads
Tbs Madison and 18th Ass. end esH
Liza cars pass tbs door.
. y ~ c.sss. s@as-
Passenger Elevator rans 81 assga.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

The House Committee on Accounts
made up its repors on Wednesday and
presented 1t to the House yesterday
morning It was adopted, as follows:
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

80 A-AhAAA . % t-tftff
CHERRIES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Faoias, to ms directed,
viii be exposed TO public sale, ~ the Court
House, ON Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. In the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle county, Del,
ON MONDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1925.
At Q o'clock. a. NJ.
The following described real estate. viz.
All thst certain lot or piece Of land. situate
in the city OF Wilmington, beginning at a
point on the westerly side OF King street, at
the distance Of 332 feet 10 inches northwest
erly from the northerl. side of Eighth street;
thence northerly q feet 7ss inches to the mid
die OF the division wall OF the house adjoining
this properly on the north and extending at
that width.
erty OF Samuel n. Smellz and Lizzie Smeltz,
PAUL GILLIs. sheriff.
Sheriff office, Wilmington. uel.. April ~,
1895
CHERRIES Sale by VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facias 10 me directed viii
be exposed 70 public sale az the Court House,
on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delawsra,
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1873,
at 2 o'clock Pr
the following described real estate, viz: All
thst certain lot or piece or parcel Of land
situated ia city OF Wilmington aforesaid
with thrie story brick house thereon
erect aud X own NJ. zoe Fast Sixth
street, bounded and described as follows e
wit:
Beginning at point on the southerly side
Of sixth street ct the distance of l6 feel
easterly IRON the easterly side Of Poplar
stresf; thence souUherly, parallel With Poplar
street. 90 feet 70 a corner; thence eaaterlY
parallel with Sixth street. 10 feet TO a corner
thence s1utherly parallel with Poplar stree
I feet TO the noftherly ride of Lord street
thence thereby easterly ieet TO q corner
thence nOrthtrly end para lei with POplal
street through the Givisio wal OF this ant
the house ad j0iniag on the east 80 feet 10 thu
aforesaid side OF sixth street, and thence
| thereby westerly 6feut "a p ace of beginning
/ be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized ard taken in execution as the prop
/ erty Of l.. Henry johnson ana tits am y
be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
sherif's Ohice, Wilmington, Delaware
April "a. 1895
GHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF 4
| - writ OF Levari Facias TO me directed vii
be exposed to public sale at the Court House
on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the city Of Wilmington, New Castl
county, Delaware,
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

CHERIFFS SALE by VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias TO me directed will
be exposed 70 public sale az the Court House,
on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county. DelawArs
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

The senator's returned to their chamber
The Senate clock had been set back an
hour Speaker Watson left the chair and
Speaker pro tenn Records assumed It. He
wanted the Senate to proceed with its
urfi flashed business including the Rdop-
ton Of the report Of the committee on
accounts.
Governor Watson protested that such
q course would be- suicidal as the House
time was that by which he had bean
guided in sdjourning the j9int Assem- bly,
sine die.
Speaker Records was not convinced
and the Senate chamber wac soon filed
with Democrats, most OF them lawyers of
high standing Some advised The
speaker to declare tue Senate adjourned
others to proceed TO business
In the midst OF The confusion Senator
Alrichs. one Of the shie WIDEST Rspubi
cans in the General Assembly, arose at
his desk and called out.
Mr. Speaker, is motion il order 2"
Someone ran TO the speaker and told
him that 1t was Republican trick "a
upset the action OF the joint assembly.
He stood up and replisd
"No. sir; not Just yet
/ The situation was discussed for several
minutes more. I'd yard Rid sely was
sent for to give an opinion. bnt It was not
| explicit enough. speaker Records foaliy
called upon Attorney General Nicholson
WIG id issd him TO d-c4sre the Senate
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facias TO me directed will
be exposed TO public sale at the Court House
on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

q HERlFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levsr Faeias, to me directed,
win be exposed TO public sale, ~ the Court
House. ON Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. in the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle county, Del.
NfnNfnAW
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
Through 81 dc Last MInute.

The Senate passed House bills to
incorporate the Acetyline Light Com.
pany; to incorporate the Sllverbrook
Cemetery Company; to Incorporate the
Masonic Hall Company, OF Lewes; an
act for the relief Of the Wellman Iron
and Steel Company, giving it the title to
certain lands in New Castle county; to
incorporate the Calhoun Jones Com
many
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-19
GERMANS DUTY ON GRAIN.
The Land Owners League Favors
the state Monopoly Bill.

Berlin, Feb 1S-The emperor has re-
covered from his indisposltion and to-day
received a deputation OF members OF
the agrarian league, who presented him
with a memorial asking revision of the
grain tariff in the interest of protection.
DR.. Won Boetticher, minister of the in
terror, DR.. Won Lucanus, chief of the
emperor's personal staff, and Freherr Won
Mammerstein, minister of agriculture,
were present.
Subsequently the members of the depu-
tation expressed themselves as well salts
fed with their reception.
The land owners league in its meeting
here to-day approved unanimously of
Count Kanitz's bill for the state monop-
oily of the grain trade and passed res
olution to protect German cattle from
the diseases likely to be imported with
foreign cattle. The Prussian deputy,
Hahan, told the league that during his
visit in Friedrichsruhe on Saturday he
learned that Prince Bismarck heartily
favored the leagues programme, includ-
ing the grain monopoly. lie added that
Prince Bismarck was in fine health and
had lost none of his mental vigor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-19
ALAnAMA's LEGIsLATURE.
The BiII for Rcfundine the Debt
signed by the Governor.

Montgomery, Ala. Feb. 1s.-The Senate
to-day refused to reconsider the rejection
of w. G. Tunstall for railroad commits
sioner by a vote OF 10 for. to 20 against
The Alabama legislature adjourned at
~ o'clock tonight. The bill for refundins
the state debt in gold bonds has been
signed by the governor.
Most OF the bills OF general Interest have
become laws. Those not acted on are
generally of "a local character. The lcgis-
latlon. IL Is believed will be OF great ben
eft to ene state. The contest laws and the
changes In the election laws are fairly ac-
ceptabic 10 the populists, the democrats
originating and supporting both measures.
The vote on sustaining the governors
veto OF the alien railroad bill was A. dem
ocrats, 10 populists and 1 republican
and against. "a democrats 20 populsts and
] republican.
The nomination OF Harvey r. Jones
for railroad commissioner was confirmed
by the vote of democrats and populists
alike. He Is Gov. oates private secretary
and is very popular throughout the state.
President Shorter holds for two years
more.