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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
The House Sounds the Death HneH Of
Apportionment Bills.

The House Sounds the Death Kneli Of
Apportionment Bills.
HARRIsBuRc, June There will be no
apportionment by this legislature. This
was settled yesterday afternoon by the de-
feat In the house of the congressional, SEN
atorial and legislative bills. The entire
afternoon session was consumed in the
consideration Of these three measures.
The test vote was on the question; Shall
the house proceed to confederation Of the
legislative billf The motion was carried
by vote OF S. to 80, nineteen Democrats
voting with the opponents Of the bill. The
measure was then voted down by rs yeas
to 88 nays. The senatorial and congress
sional apportionment bills were called up
In turn and defeated by practically the
same vote The defeat of these measures
Is regarded as victory OF the friends CT
Senator Quay.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the re-
moval of the Eastern penitentiary pro-
voked much discussion, but 1t passed
finally with only four dissenting votes.
The frat bill taken up at the morning
was the general appropriation measure. 1t
carries total expenditure Of si5, SOC, 900,
the same as appropriated two years ago.
The schools are given 1900, 600 The
bill was read the second time and then
sent back to committee for amendment.
A number Of appropriation bills passed
finally.
The appellate court bill passed finally
in the house last night by a vote of 14o to
co. Mr. Merrick, the legal oracle of the
farmers, made a strong fight against the
measure, but was beaten at every turn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
west VIRGINIA. st,,,e,, pefeated.

BLuRFIELD, w. Va, June 1.-The four
largest coal operators in West Virginia
have begun mining with good force.
Sixty new men went to the fields yester-
day, and the coal shipments from this
point aggregate 2lB cars. 1t is believed
that the leaders, Lawiess aud Webb, are
much disappointed at the action of the
United miners convention at Columbus
in refusing to order strike covering the
entire regions now supplying West Vir-
glnia orders. The old men are returning
to work, feeling that further resistance is
useless. Most of the Virginia soldiers left
Poeahontas yesterday, And tho few re-
manning will leave In the course Of ten
days. The thirty three operators who
leased their mining lands are not attempt
ing to resume. They hold that the rates
offered by the Southwest Coal company at
their mines for their coal shuts them of.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
pRoposALs ron STATE BONDS.
STATI OF DELAWARE.
treasury DEPARTMENT.,
DOVER Del NAV IL 1895


Sealsd proposals will he ceived by the I'M
dersigned for tho purchase OF thirty. i've
bonds of the state of Delaware of the de-
nomination OF $1,000 each. bearing interest at
the rate of ~ per centnln per annum, pay
able seni-nnnunlly on tile first days of Jam
uary and July. Tie bonds Will he coupon
bonds aud wifi be payable July /. 1915. but re-
deemahe az the option of the state ON or
after January |. l9U6 This issue is author
izad by the act OF May .. 1895, and are TO he
known ha Delaware state Hospital Improve
ment Bonds. The bids VIII be oponed at the
Delaware State Iiospit al al Fnrnhugsf. 0rla-
ware. on Thursday June O. 1895. at II o'clock
M, and all proposals should DO marked pro-
posais for nelawaIe State Hospital inproNe-
ment bonds. Al proposals must bo accom-
panied by certified ehec x to the order of state
treasurer for per cont o. the amount of the
respective bids, checks to be returned 10 un-
successful bidders, aud to be retained on irc-
count of the successful bidders IL bonds are
fully paid for, otherwise TO be forfeited.
Bondst be delivered and pail Tor July 1.
1895. The right is expressly reserved to reicct
any and all bids. Any information will be
cheerfuliy given on application.
All proposals must reach Dover by Juno s.
OF otherwise should br sent TO FarnhursL
Delaware. CHARLES H. ATKINS,
n.D-l9t state III
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Worry Encouraging Reports from the In
dustrIal World.

Very Encouraging Reports from ths In
dustriai World.
NEW YORK, June 1.-R. @. Dun & Co, IS
weekly review of trade says; Moro far
reaching than any other change during
the past week. II really warranted by facts,
is the continued rise in prices Of wheat and
cotton. Real scarcity Of either would af-
feet all business. Happily there is still
room to hope that accounts Of injury are
greatly exaggerated, although there has
been some evidence during the week that
both the great crops have suffered more
than at first appeared. Other changes are
almost all favorable and some highly en-
couraginR Labor troubles are clearly less
threatening, Monetary conditions are sat
isfactory, and the substantial increase in
the commercial demand is good sign.
The failures during the past week have
been els in the United States against 1888
for the same week last year, and "a in Can
ada against 27 last year.
Bradstreets' review says: Reports from
manufacturing industries at seventy five
cities east of the Rocky mountains show
that more than 227 important manufac-
turing concerns started up between April
and week ago by reason of which 63, 900
employees have secured work. But the adj
ditional and significant fact is found in
the report that wages of no fewer than
17s,000 industrial employees have been ad-
vanced within this period an average of 10
per cent, of whom six-sevenths received
the advance without striking.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
latest from the oolIma wreck.

CoLIMA, Mexico, June 1.-Six survivors
of the steamer Colima have reached here.
They are John Thornton and X. e. Chill
berg, of Seattle, cabin passengers Peters
and sVindor, and Seamen Gonzales and
Johnston. They are said to have reached
shore on raft and another raft with five
men is reported from San Telmo. The
survivors state that the women and chill
dren were all In the state rooms, and all
went down with the steamer. The SUR
vivors also reported that Purser Wafer
was seen in we'll manned boat pulling
away from the sinking steamer towards
shore. 1t is supposed that this boat is still
nfloat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

IN0H RENT-Dne 4-room mouse. Apply to
y D. Mckenney. BrooIna aud BHnnins
siteets ss6-tf
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wv ANTED.-.Heip rnrn,shed FOR hotels
w restaurants and private families as
gbort notice. Apply at the Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Jockey Killed in a Race.

WASHINGTON, June /. = Several acci.
dents occurred In the last race at the St.
Asaph track yesterday. Dick Corbley, a
white jockey who was riding Kirkover,
was killed. The horse fell and two horses
Immediately behind fell over Corbley' .
horse The boy probably struck one of
tho fence rails, as an ugly cash had been
cub in his head and his neck was broken.
Charlie r. was one of the horses that fell
on Kirkover, and Jockey Mclaughlin had
his collar bone broken. The horse Punch
fell and was nfterward destroyed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
CLEVELAND FOR LIFE
Remarkable Proposition ofa Lead
ing Southern Business Man.
RECEIVED WITH WILD APPLAUSE

An Impressive Scene When n Speaker at
the Southern Grocers' Association De-
clared the Presidents Salary Should bs
Doubled aud He be Given Life Tenure.
ATLANTA, June IA sensation was
created in the meeting OF the Southern
Wholesale Grocers association when Cap
tain j. H. Martin, of Memphis, the largest
wholesale dealer in groceries in the south,
exclaimed in the course of speech: Gro
YER Cleveland, president of the United
States receives salary Of $4,000. He
should be receiving one Of $4,000 and be
elected for life"
This statement was made while the Of
fcials' salaries were under discussion.
Hardly had the words been uttered when
cheer after cheer fairly shook the walls Of
the building and re-echoed to the street
beyond Time and again President Leigh
raped for order, but the shout still went
up, while men waved their hands wildly,
applauding a sentiment so expressive OF
their individual convictions.
The scene was an impressive one. 1t was
several moments before business sim
mered down to It's ordinary channel and
even then men talked the happening over
among themselves and paid little atten-
tion to the subsequent speeches.
A canvas Of the members, who repre-
sent the leading cities of the south, showed
them to be practically unanimous in sup
port of President Cleveland's financial
policy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

IlOR SALE Cheap. first class Doctors
pbaetop. newly done up with new set
6f 4. wheels Apply at stable OF Geo. Whit
man. Eighth and shipiey. m29-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

On the purchase of S1a00
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington ID
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
New yorl.. Heat Victims.

New York, june The World pub
fishes a list of those who have suffered
most severely from the heat Two per,
sons have perished already. More than q
score of persons are i'll, and some of them
Inny die from the effects Of the recent hot
wecther Following are the persons al.
ready dead; Dennis Bates, months old,
died suddenly from effects of heat at his
parents home, Alfred Taylor, 10 years
old, sunstruek at noon, died before medi.
cal aid arrived
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
CLASH IN THE ANAL GAMATED.
Advocates of 94.BO Rate Prevent 90
Agreement with EmpIoyers,

Advocates OF q &4.bO Rate Prevent en-
Agreement with Employers.
CLEVELAND, June 1.-The session Of the
Amalgamated Association yesterday was
decidedly stormy. Although the recon-
mendation Of the scale committee that the
pudding scale be filed at "a was adopted
early in the convention, a number of men
who had been active In the agitation for a
higher rate, and who were placed on the
committee to confer with the manufac-
turers, broke over the traces and de-
manded a rate of e4.50
This was fatty refused by the manufac-
turers who asserted that the business I'M
prcvement is yet incipient, and not such
as to warrant the advance demanded.
They intimated that If the association
would decide on q "a rate they would agree
to sign yearly scale, thus doing away
with the time CLAUSE. by which 1t has been
possible to terminate the scale at sixty
days notice, apd which has always been
very distasteful to the men.
1t 10 a foregone conclusion that another
conference will be held in Youngstown as
soon as the convention adjourns. The
flnishers, who were also unable to accom-
plish anything because of tho action of
the puddlers are very angry at the action
taken by the faction which fought for a
higher rate, and some lively times are ex-
pected before the close of the convention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

I'oR SALE at cost ror cash, GOO q bu,hel
IL peach baskets. viii sell all or part. J.
u. Hhoads Sons. I'd aud Orange streets. VII.
ealhRton. Del. m3l 1t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
-Four rec. of saew In Colorado.

DENVER, June 1.-The storms In Colo
Rsdo on Thursday were the worst known
for years. The entire country has been
soaked with heavy rain. There Is four
feet Of snow at Dillon, mining camp In
the mountains. Water is so deep in the
streets of Holyoke that rowboat has
made trips up and down the streets. Small
lakes have been formed near Akron, and
tho streams are swollen. The storm means
millions to tho farmers, coming at a most
opportune time
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

EoR hENT-Cottages, rs per cont rednc
a tion Ia rents for 1897. AT East Lake PRrk
Jos, L. Carpenter Jr. as3 Market street
l9tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Another Harmony Dinner.

NEW YORK, June 1,-Another big din
nor was given last night General Horace
Porter was the host, and he entertained
his friends at his residence. General Por.
ters' guests were Governor Mckinley, Cor
nelius N. Bliss, Elihu Root Commissioner
Frederick d. Grant, w. Rhinelander
Stewart, Commissioner Brookf1eld, ex.
Senator Warner Miller, General Samuel
Thomas, Mayor William L. Strong, Com
missioner Theod ROOSEVELT, Chauncey
M. Depew, General A G. McCook, Abner
Mckinley Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Charles G, Beaman. Ex- President Har-
rison was Invited, but sent word that he
could not attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
More chicago Heat pro,trat,on,.

CHICAGO, June 1.-Thursday was the hot
test day Chicago has ever known In the
month OF May, but yesterday surpassed 1t.
The mercury at O. clock stood at 95 in the
shade, and this temperature was main
tanned until after the sun had gone down.
A large number of prostrations were re.
ported, among them being: Alfred Kailen,
John Walsh, laborer; Charles Storch, la
borer; Thomas Keran, -laborer; d. Wir-
menski, laborer; W. +. Chitty and Ben
nett Jones; Mrs. Mary Arndt, aged 40
died within an hour. The condition oi
the first five is serious.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Seriously Injured BY a nor.s.

STOCKTON, N. j., June While lit
tie daughter of Mr.. William Mann, of
South Rosedale, was chasing chickens
from the stable OF her fathers residence a
horse became frightened and In Its plunges
knocked the little one down. The child 8
mother rushed from the house, and In at
tempting to rescue her daughter she, too,
was knocked down. Neighbors rescued
her, but not until her leg had been SO
badly broken and crushed that DR. Martin
dale, who was called to attend the case,
fears that amputation may be necessary.
The child escaped injury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
corbett and Fitu May Fight In Canada

MONTREAL, June l.--There is possi-
bility Of the Corbett-F -Fitzsimmons fight
taking place in the immediate vicinity of
Montreal. A syndicate, the names of the
members of which are as yet a secret, has
been formed for the purpose of offering a
purse of s2b, 900 II the fight be pulled of
here. They will guarantee that NO one
will interfere with it. OF course this
means that the syndicate intend to buy
out some municipal government of some
small town near Montreal, but the inter
esting question may then arise whether
the provincial government can interfere
with municipal resolutions. An emissary
of the syndicate left for the states yester-
dnv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
FOR SALE.

JroR sALB-A pleasantly situated dwell
II ing. in excellent condition, ut Eisnere.
six large rooms and shed. front porch and
Yard, heater. water inside, underdre'ned.
burglar alarm. trees. vines. &c Lot 5Oxl50.
property. RALPH o. LUPTON eco.
Heal Estate &c Mortgages
"a AHep pLN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
chanus. In .ha pen.lon nnrsan.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The personnel
of the pension bureau will be reorganized
at the end of the fiscal year, as a result of
the reduction of the appropriations of con-
gress. About 100 changes will be made,
and over hundred of these will be dis.
missals while about fifty employees will
be transferred to other departments. Tho
list is almost completed, and the changes
will be made at once, to take effect July
/. A large number of changes will be
made in other departments of the govern.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
ITNMISTAKABLE-THt
III way the people spoke Out
va1fardaTr fo~ Wa,,ama

gTNMISTAKABLE-THt
|EE way the people spoke outS
Hill yesterday for Wanama--
- maker & Brown Cloth.
ing. They read, they think,
they know how 70 weigh sfate~
ments about our manufaetur-
ing. It's no trouble at all 10
see most enough people TO DIX
a suburban town carrying ia
our Clothing every day get
ting wages and more work.
You know what you're
doing in crowding our store.
You're not paying extra toll for
goods made in other cities. You
believe in home first, the others
next. You choose wisely when
you buy the Clothing we make,
for it's the best made, as we'll
as 35 to 80 per cent. below
price.
The Makers OF it are the
Purchasers OF what you make
It's neighborly.
Besides, it's easy to see any
one is Five Dollars better Oh
buying our So and Sc. 75 Suits.
We're supplying tor S12 aud
$3.50 the Suits that used to
stand you $40. ~
We're supplying for $7.50
the Serge Suits that used tai
stand you SO.
Be particular in choosing
Serge Suits. Get the best
the best for the money. Wa
place our $3.50 Suits againsf
other $40 ones; the $40 ones
against the best $l2 Suits. The
best Serge made and the high
est cost is Genuine Clay. 0u1
price Sl5. Small price for the
best OF the kind that's made.
Lots of Thin Clothing Of
every Description from a Coat
SOC. to Pongee Coat and Vest
$5.
Extra force of salesman that
you may not be kept waiting
to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

1IUR sALE-25 B-roomsd houses on 9th end
IL 9Th avenue at terminus of Maryland
avenue trolley limo, Modern improvements.
Eco them before buying, Special induces
ments. Jos. L. Carpenter, cas- MARKET street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Two Young Ladies Drowned.

woReEsIER, Mass, jung IA boat con-
tanning FREDERICK DAME, Thomas F.
o'Donnell and Misses Nellie White and
Laura Bertrem was overturned on Lake
Quinsagamond, and the two latter were
drowned. All the party were young peo-
Pile. The young ladies were residents Of
North Grafton, and had come to Worces-
ter to visit relatives
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

NJ OTICE--SewinE IN achlnes all kinds from
In 800 up. New $50 nj machines Ieduced TO Slo
Nj, aud s20.OO. Cash or inataiments repair
ing at lowest price. Rookieller's No. I0o
West 7th street. corner OF Shipley ms.20tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
w,n,sr = .he oak. st.ke..

EPSON Downs, june 1.-sir James NIL
ier's bay Oily Ia esgesse wqn the Oaks
stakes of 4, 800 soyereigns, run here yester-
day. There were fifteen starters. The
weather was beautiful and the attendance
was large. A special train conveyed the
Prince Of Wales, the Duke Of Cambridge,
the Duke Of Saxo. Coburs 9otha and other
members Of the royal family to the course,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
charged with culvsr,s Murder.

ALBION, n. Y, juno Ia man giving
the name of Peter oneth has been placed
in Jail here. The officials suspect him of
being the murderer of Roy Culver, of
Clyde, whose poisoned body was found in
the river recently. oneth left Syracuse
about the time that Culver disappeared.
Oneth was committed for vagrancy, the
intention being to hold him to await fur
ther developments,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

STAKE N0TICR-Best prices paid for all
kinds of second hand furniture. stoves,
Carpets, bedding. Watches clocks. guns aud
feyoiyers and good se,oud hand clothing.
b. w. Cor Second and Orange streets and
No. 700 West Second street; aiso sold at u
reasonable rate by A. j. Conner. Come Eiye
hs call. mlB.26t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

oARplNa Furnished or unfurnished
6 front rooms with or without toars,
permanent or trsnaisnt; also frst-clAss table
board. Every room fronts on street. Cou-
yontencss on oRch floor Low rates New
tnahsrement.No. il East Seye enth st ma8.iy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
NINA Colima = rotal wraoIr.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 1.-The total
number OF drowned persons on the boat
Colima Is not known to be 1877. The ship
carried 2l8 persons, and to all appearances
these have all drowned with the exception
of twenty-six. The Colima is a complete
loss unless some of Its cargo can be re-
covered by divers, which will probably be
attempted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
The Charges AEain,. ArIuopa's Governor.

PHoGHIx, Ariz., June 1.-The investi-
cation Of Governor Hughes closed here
this morning after a session Of thirty
days. Democrats in the city claim every
material charge has been sustained. Some
appointces swore they divided their salary
with John Il. Hughes, son and private
secretary of the goverdor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
HiIiad hx Hnat I'm nstrnit

DETROIT, June Charles Guariero, an
italian laborer, employed on the spur
track at the Detroit Driving park, was
Frustrated by the heat and died while be-
ing conveyed to q hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Amnrioans Rslsased in cnha.

WASHINGTON, June L. United States
Vice Consul General Springer at Havana
has secured the release of another Ameri.
can citizen who was arrested In Cuba on
suspicion of completely In the rebellion.
He cabled the state department yesterday
that Carrillo, who had previously been re-
leased, had sailed Wednesday from Ha-
vana for New York by the Spanish steamer
Panama
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Lord sholto Douglass Married.

SAN JOSE, CAL, June Lord Sholto
Douglass and Loretta Adds, the Bakers
field actress, were married yesterday after
noon by Justice of the peace, and left at
o'clock for San Francisco.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
nIsd While at prarar.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 1.-At noon
yesterday thermometers In various parts
of the Wyoming valley registered a6 degs.
Rev. Richard Evans, retired Baptist
minister, was found dead at his home In
this city, He was In kneeling position
and had evidently died while at prayer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
po.tot,,oe Robbers Arrested.

WARRINGTON, juno L. The postoffice
department has received information that
the inspector in New York yesterday
caused the arrest Of Joseph Killaran,
Charles Allen and Harry Russell, charged
with the robbery of the postoffice at Ho-
boken, N J., and several other offices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
voluntary Iporsa,e of Wages.

JoHNsrowN, Pa, June 1.-The Cambria
Iron company has advanced in all depart
ments 10 per cent. This will increase the
pay rolls e., 600 month and affects 1900
men.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

lion bAIE,-w en-inado uenrDorn aud Ger
~ mantowu wagons at fak prieeA Also
light and heavy harness. Come take Q look.
W. Hsmmond, Cor. ID ana French stioets
" ilmtuRton Del. jyS-iyt
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Dr.. IneeI lmproy,ng.

Dr. G. F. Theel. the Philadelphia spe-
cialist, who few days ago sat on bill
file. js impt rowing under the care of Pro.
fessoI La Place, who now believes there is
no danger from blood poisoning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

n goods 10 dealers; experience unneces-
tnry; best side line S7a0e a mouth. SALARY
sealed partlculnrtsehd stamp. CLIFToS SOAP
AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Cincinnati
q. nl9.lyW.1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

n TTEH IlpN-FsTsons desiring pure drugs
u and chemicals, or wishing their pre-
scripIipns or private receipt carefully COM
pounded with pure materials. SHOULD 20 to
the drug store of IL H. BRlNGiIURSI'S,N No.
Bl7 Market street. Wilmington. Del. tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

:" ANTED-First class carriage trimmers
w on light work. Come Mt once ready
for work. good wages. Apply or address
I.srimore Buggy Top Co. I0i l. Pratt street,
Baltimore. Md. m3l-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

TNoh RENT roomed dwelling on Elliott
u street, eth ward. Large lot, plenty OF
eteea rent lew Also 2sO5 and 2s0D Nark ct
Rfreet. rooms and bath. 4. Tatnsll. 7i2
Market street. mp-2w
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

I7OR REST-Cpttages at Eastiaks Park, the
II porsinr snburb of the city of Win ng-
ton, y acre you can enjoy ali the be ieiits of
country air ittit yet he In close contact wit h
The city Eents reduced. Joseph l.. Car
pei,ter. wa Market street. a.7-tt
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No hNTED-A good girl for general mouse
w work only IN family no children. APP
ply to 7O9 French street msl-at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

tN1 1ASTED-Reliabie photo. ticket agents
w at once. The best chance eve offered.
Call al 81 Market street, between the hours
OF 10 and Il o'clock a. IN. ms ct
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

Mf fANTED-Horses to pasture ut Hnzelf
w Dell Park, plenty OF grass water and
shelter. Apply 10 WIN, Stafford. at the park,
fi3l-2Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

DOiAb benetlt association OF New York.
Al Life accident aud sick benefit. Roo IN
No. Head Isuilding. A few good a.t is
wanted. Vhonas 4. Judge. Agents. nr9-tf