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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01
4 TEHslsLE ARRANGEMENT.


District Attorney narpss' hitter psnun-
eiatich 81 fhsodsrs Durrant.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 1.--District At
torney Barnes did not finish his speech in
the Theodore Durrant trial yesterday, as
he had announced that he would do. He
spoke until time for court 30 adjourn, and
then announced that he would not finish
until this morning. As Judge Murphy's
charge IL understood 10 be very long 1t IL
believed tho jury will mot retire before this
afternoon.
As tho district attorney, in his address
TO the jury, dwelt upon tho ghoulish ma
ture Of q man who could steal the rings
from the body Of an innocont girl that he
had murdered, his denunclatlon of the de-
fendant became so bitter that Mrs. Dur
rant was unable to retain her composure.
She burst into tears and flung her arms
about the neck Of her son as IL to shield
him from the torrent ofinvectives of which
he was being made the object. Durrant
remained neasurably calm, but his mother,
although she made several efforts, could
not control her emotion for several min
utes.
.Theodore Durrant,n said Mr.. Barnes,
stands forth In American Jurisprudence
today as tho most brutal criminal of the
age. Heis creature beside whom Holmes,
the multi who Is now on trial In
philadelphia, Is a perfect gentleman and
scholar, beside whom Professor Webster,
the Harvard instructor killed DIR. Park
man many yonrs ago, was a king, and
compared with whom Cain WINS o George
Washington"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IAN interesting
point for specialists to consider in connec-
tipn with yesterdays earthquake Is the
fact that a number of the smaller Indiana
streams having their course In the south
etn border Of the gas belt have suddenly
filed with water. No rains have occurred
I'D this state for months. Honey creek, In
tie eastern part Of Bartholomew county,
had gone dry several weeks ago, the water
standing only In pools here and there This
week 1t Is fillea to the brim, and in some
places has overfiowed. Sugar creek, In
Johnson county, was nearly dry, but to-
day 1t is reported 10 be nearly filled.
Smaller streams in tho Hancock county
gAs territory have shown similar phe-
nbinena
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

TON ia Lev eii-iDade dearporn ana 9er-
u nsAntowp Nag0aA at fair priesa. Aisp
light and heavy harnsne. Come take . look.
W.. haaamona, Cor. I'd ana French stteta
v ifMinatan- Dst. lys-iyt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

PHILADELPHIA, Oct al.-Flour steady; win.
ter supsrfins, % es13.5 80; do. extras, 5000
R.e5; Pennsylvania roller, clear, S3D3s5; DO.
do. straight, % 38an3 40; western winter. clear,
es.l0Os.3S. Wheat FIRM, quiet, with CSC. bid
and e6Ilc. asked for October Corn quiet,
steady, with $50. bid and 3sIfc. asked for
October. Oats quiet. unchanged. with 2as<o.
bid and 36jzo. asked for October. Hay firm;
choice timothy, ei6.5o@ie, Beef and pork
steady. Lard steady; western steam. SO. But
ter stsady; western dairy. l0@l5c,; creamery,
159s5c.; factory, a0l4c.; Elgins. go; imita-
ton creamery, 120i7c.; New York dairy. $50
al1kc.; creamery, eoa23c.; Pennsylvania and
western creamery prints, fancy. &c.; do.
choice, a4c. do. fair to good, siGz5c.; prints
Jobbing at es0aec. Cheese firm; New York
large. 7ol0I4c.; ANAL. fancy, 7ss1llc.; part
skins. 86Ds,xo. full skins, ajk03c. Eggs
ice house, le(al7e.; western fresh, 10000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-The court of appeals
Is hearing arguments today In tho case of
Erastus Wiman, charged by his late part
ners In the mercantile agency Of r. @.
Dun q Co. with forgery. The conviction
of MFR. Wiman under Judge Ingraham o
year ago last summer, when he was SEN
tenced to Sing Sing for five and . half
years, was reversed by the supreme court
OF Its general term last February, and II
was against this decision that the district
attorney Of New York appealed. Inas-
much as the points involved relate mainly
to what constitutes a partnership by par
tioipation Of profits, and ms there are thou
sands Of business establishments who have
employees thus compensated, the case Ia
likely 10 excite wide attention aside from
the prominence and public service of Mr..
Wiman
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

COLUMBIA. 8. c., Nov. 1.-The great
light between Senator Irby and Senator
Tillman on the suffrage question was
opened yesterday by speech from Sena-
tor Irby attacking the report Of the COM
mittee. He said he would stultify HIM
self and the cause of the people OF South
Carolina II he would vote for any discrim-
ination against poor and illiterate men.
1rby said that he would vote with the me-
groes against the Tillman plan as long as
1t had an educational and property quail
fioation. He denounced the plan as a po-
htical iniquity, and declared he never
would betray the people who gave him Of
fee. While denouncing the Tillman plan,
he offered no substitute.
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MRS WALTERS APPEAL
ARGUMENT BACKED BY AFFIDAVIT


MRS. Waller. in an IntsrvIsw with Assist
tant sserstsrx NH cbar1.. co...I wet
.-,.. -. ..,.-,,- $1,000.
N'" s
for her Husbands Detention
wAsuINaTox, Nov. Mira. Waller, no
companied by her counsel! Mr.. Ian gston,
called ut the state department by appoint
meft yesterday and had long interview
with Assistant Secretary Uhl respecting
the case Of hsr husband, during the course
of which she gave all of the facts con.
nected with his arrest and supplemented
her statements by afYidayits. She showed
that he could not have stopped at Tama,
tave for the purpose of becoming spy
upon the French In the interest of tho
Hovas. His detention there, she fntimated,
WINS due entirely to Consul Wetter, and
the latter, she declared, was actuated by
motives Of unfriendlinoss to her husband.
Mrs. Waller said that Mr.. Waller was
kept at Tamatavs by his successor, who In
stitutcd suit against Waller In the inter
est, as hs alleged, Of tho Crockett heirs,
Waller being administrator of their es-
tate. Securing Judgment Wetter had
Waller arrested. and thus kept him Al
Tamataye until his arrest by the French.
Waller In the meantime wrote to his
wife explaining the condition in which he
was placed, and authorizing her to pledge
the Madagascar concession to secure the
money with which to pay the Crockett
notes Of 81, 400 and allow him TO proceed
ON the journey. This Mrs. Waller made
arrangements to do, but could not con-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1.--Great excitement
prevails in tho little suburban village Of
Benton, eight miles west Of this city, on
the Missouri Pacific railway. John O'Gor-
man, an expressman at that place, was
shot and mortally wounded by pair OF
murderous robbers who entered the saloon
Of William Wagner. o'Gorman grapplod
with the men, one OF whom shot him.
They then fed with the cash drawer. A
posse of citizens Is in pursuit, and lynch
ing may occur If they are caught.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

WARRINGTON, Nov. THE Canadian
cabinet officers. Sir Mackenzie Bowel and
Sir Charles Upper, have gone home to
= Canada, having given all Of the assistance
necessary at present TO Sir Julian Paunce-
fote in the presentation Of the claims Of
the British sealers for indemnity on 40
count Of the seizure of their vessels. They
had one informal and one formal confer
cnce with Secretary Olney, and were TO
eeived by the president. Whether any ad-
vance has resulted in tho direction of their
object cannot be stated, but the British
side express satisfaction with tho progress
being made in the negotiations.
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TOR rem T-Three large rooms over srd
u street Market House. Inquire OF John
Z. Bradford. No. 4 W, eth ST. oi5-2st
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The police OF this
city have In their possession valise which
they believe Is all the evidence that re-
mains of q murder. The valise was found
In the yards Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company. 1t had been cut and rlfied, and
whatever Of value that could be made use
of by the thieves had been taken. They
left behind, however, papers to the value
of $66, 900. These were mostly first mort
cages and bore the name OF W. e. Bake,
whose residence Is believed to be In MIN,
neapolis. As the valise was found near
the river the police have theory that its
owner was murdered and his body thrown
into the river.
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M ANTED---A boy 10 learn drug business
4his Once. oFest'
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-The Novoe
Vremya says that according 10 advices re-
ceived by that paper the Japanese are be-
ing rapidly Withdrawn from the Lilac
Tung peninsula. It Is added that the
Mohammedan insurgents have captured
Lam Tcheou Flu, capital Of the province Of
Kan 500, or the Yellow river; that they
are defeatinR the Chinese troopsin every d.
rection, and that they intend to form an in
dependent kingdom. The secret societies
Of central China are reported to be prepar-
ing to join issue with the Mohammedans
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01
CARDINAL SATOLL now
The Papal Delegate Receives No
tioe Of His Elevation.
HE WILL REMAIH In THIS COUNTRY

The New Cardinal VIII Receive tho ne
rsttH In December from the Hands OF
Cardinal Gibbons. who Has Boon Dole
gated to ACT for the Pops.
WARRINGTON, Nov. Mgr. Satolli has
resolved official notice Of his elevation 10
the cardinalcy. The first announcement
came BY letter, and this is followed by a
csblegram from Cardinal Rampola to Car
dinal Gibbons. as follows: "I am most
happy to inform you that the holy father
Having decided to confer the cardinalate
upon the apostolic delegate, Mgr. Satolli,
your eminence will be delegated to impose
the cardinilatal beretta."
Mgr. Satolii will be created cardinal Of
the consisbory assembling about the mid
ole OF November. He Is not to go to Rome
fpr the ceremony Of receiving the beretta
at this consistory, Cardinal Gibbons being
delegated to act for the pope. The beretta
Will be brought from Rome by one Of the
Noble Guard, who will leave Rome the
day after the consistory. The ceremony
will consequently probably take place early
Up December ut Baltimore. Mgr. Satolli
will not leave America, but will continue
at the head Of the delegation. Tho exact
date Of the assembling Of the oonsistory at
Rome has not yet been announced.
Mgr. Satolli's elevation comes nfter
three years service In the United States
During his mission In America he has been
q most conspicuous figure in ecclesiastical
shairs, and has represented the Vatican
on all Questions arising between bishops,
priests, ETC., and displaying marked judg-
rhent in their adjustment.
Aside from the honor directly conferred
Mnr Cot H.. - A~--n
cardinals in the United States gives the
subject an importance to the country at
large. As yet no consideration has been
given to the division of duties between
Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Satolli. 1t
n probable, however, that Cardinal Glib
hons' Jurisdiction will remain as hereto
fore, and the particular province of Car
dinh satoli will be as head of the papal
delegation. This may make IL necessary
for change Of his title to pro-delegate, as
acardinal Is OF too exalted rank to act as
delegate
Cardinal Gibbons has not had time as
yet to consider the details of the ceremony
at.. Baltimore, when the beretta will be
imposed, but 1t doubtless will be made
memorable event In the history Of tho
church in America.
Mgr. Satolli's household will NOT be
changed, Mgr. Sbarretd continuing as
auditor and DR.. Rocker as secretary.
Cardinal Gibbons, in company with
Father Magnion, rector of st. Mary q semi
mary, came to Washington yesterday to
congratulate Mgr Satolli ON his elevation.
Tho delegate was prepared for the visit, as
the letter already received from Cardinal
Fampolla, secretary to the propaganda,
had given him private information con-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

TRENTON, Nov. 1.-The following dis
patch was sent to Governor Werts, at
Jersey City, last evening by State Comp.
troller Hancock, 1.-THE state fund balance
at the close Of business today ia $sS8, 747. 50,
after payments during the fiscal year for
the building Of armories, enlargement OF
state institutions costing e8so, 01e.o4, and
the payment practically Of all current OBJ
legations, q condition Of state finances
which Is certainly very gratifying"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

MADRID, Nov. IA bomb was exploded
yesterday in the monastery Of Corjusla, In
the province Of Biscay, resulting In great
damage Several of the monks have died
of the fright caused by the explosion. The
authors Of the outrage are unknown. Az
Chelva, In tho province OF valence, mob
stoned q ROSARY procession, and the crown
of the image Of the Virgin carried In the
procession was broken. Great excitement
was caused by tho disorder. Several per-
sons were wounded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

UNoR RENTING house 8. W. corner of
q 18th and Walnut stree.s. Possession At
cry time. John r. Tstuin. city. os5-3t.
HSOn RENT--No. ii07 Lombard street. fve
rooms. IS month. Apply Q. n. TindAll,
~ East Seventh street, os5-6Js
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

NEW YORK. Oct. s1.-European cables quote
American steers at salo,4c., dressed weight;
refrigerator beef, 7@esSo. Calves steady;
poor to-prime veels. saoF.5o; grassers. 81. 500
!. Sheep and lambs slow, closing weak all
around; poor to prime sheep. o. .25Ha.05. COM
mon 10 choice lambs, % .a5D4sT<. Hogs weak
ct ssat.eo.
EAsr LdBxRTy, Pa, Oct. sl.-cattle steadyt
good butchers. o.. so0t; bulls, COWS and stags.
O.. 5o03, feeders. 81 ,5e0s.s6. Hogs a shade
o. .eoas.s5; roughs, a SsbB.ss. Sheep steady;
extra, ~ COOS 10; good, t2so@s.5o; common,
voc isl. Lambs nrm: s2.a5a4.2S. Veal calves
tS@s.ss.
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Children's fine quality Natural
Wool Shifts and Drawers and
Pantalettes. sizes 10 in. to 81 30
cents; rise 8 and 10 cents a size.
Children's fine white Shirts,
Drawers and Pantalettes, sizes 10
to "a, prices IS cents to 40 cents.
Infants Ribbed Wrappers, sizes
q, 8, 4, $, at % cents.
Infants Wool Wrappers, sizes
/ to s, at so cents.
Infants Wrappers, finer quality,
at 60, rs and 80 cents.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The German reiohstag will reoonvene on
Tuesday, Dec, 8.
James Mclaughlin was electrocuted at
Wilmington, Del, by stepping on q live
electric wire.
A heavy snow storm ragged last night
throughout the Saratoga foot hills and
other part OF New York state.
Tho Duke of Marlborough and his cousin,
Hon. Ivor GUEST, were entertained at din
ner last night BY Sir Julian, Pauncsfots
and the members of the English legation
ct Washington, Il t.
William Haberman, aged 20 years, and
Jacob vogel, aged 81 years, were killed at
Elizabeth, N. J., while crossing tho rail-
road In hack. John Hughes, the driver.
was fatally hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

TUNKHAEsocK, Pa, Nov. 1.-while re-
viEal services were in progress Wednesday
night at Bardwell, about three miles from
here, dynamite bomb was exploded I'M
der the windows outside The windows
were broken, the plastering shaken of,
ard panic ensued among the congrega-
tidn. After some time the minister sue
ceeded in quoting the people and search
WAS made for the misoreants, but without
avail. There has been an intensely bitter
feeling in the neighborhood since the split
in the Evangelical church and the 40
quirement Of the church property by the
Dnbs faction, and this outrage 10 probably
the outgrowth of the trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

PANS, Eox. 1.-The new ministry, 20
Ear formed. - % follows; NJ. Bourgeois,
minister Of The interior and presidents Of
the council u ministers; n. Ricard, jus-
tiee and worship; NJ. oevsignac, war; M.
Lockrcy, marine; M. Berthelot, educa-
ton; M. Doumsr, finance; NJ Guyotd 'Es-
saigne, public works; M. Mesureur, COM
mcroe; M. Combes, colonies. The foreign
portfolio will be offered to Baron de Cou-
real, present ambassador to Great Britain.
Az meeting Of tho, cabinet last night 1t
was resolved that there should DO q thor.
ough investigation Of Southern railway
AFFAIR."
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Faeias to me directed,
viii 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,
DS" ON SATURDAY,
THE I'd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1895.
at 2 O'Clock p. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that lot, piece or parcel of land with
the two-story brick dwelling thereon
situate In the city OF Wilmington afore-
said. bounded and described as follows,
Beginning at the northeriy side of
Fourth street between Franklin and
Broome streets, at the distance of 25S feet
8 inches from the westerly side of Frank
lin street at the centre of the party wall
between this and the adjoining dwelling
on the east; thence northerly through the
centre Of said party wall parallel 70
Franklin street 10 feet 10 the southerly
side of a b-feet-1-inch wide alley leading
parallel TO Fourth street 1s feet inches TO
n corner thence southsrly parallel to
Franklin street 100 feet TO the eaid north
erly side of Fourth street, and thence
thereby easterly Is feet inches to the
place of beginning, be the contents Thereon
what they may.
6eixed and taken IN execution as the
property of Leonora Lind and Henry
Lind. her husband. morigagors and Its
PAUL GILLIs. sheriff
Sheraff's Once, Wilmington. Delaware,
October Is, 4esS.
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PROVIDENCE, Nov.-Mrs. Mary McDole,
80 years old, Of the town Of Johnston, was
and killed last night at her home by her
son, Thomas Mclaughlin, aged 20. The
woman was lying sick In bed, and was
terribly kicked and beaten before bullet
through her right temple put an end to her
sufferings. The murderer was captured.
The dead woman was married two weeks
ago to James McDole, blacksmith. For
this her son murdered her
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

CoNsTANTISoPLE, Nov. 1.-Excitement
has been caused here by the report that
three prominent Armenians Of Trebizond,
including prominent ecclesiastic, are to
be executed on the ground that they are
responsible for the recent rioting there.
According to statements made In Arme-
niAn circles about 800 Arm sniane were
killed during The fighting At Bitiis with
the Turks. The loss Of the latter h said
to be trlfiing. United States Minister Ter
rill fears another massacre, and has adj
vised the American missionaries 10 with
draw temporarily from Sassoun. .
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CHICAGO, Nov. IA distinct earthquake
shock visited Chicago at 5;l6 o'clock yes
terday morning. lasting for about fifty
five seconds. No damage was done, but
IN many houses pictures wore thrown to
the floor and crockery broken. Similar
reports come from different points In In
diana, Tennessee, Missouri. Kentucky,
Georgia and western Pennsylvania Chat
ham, Ont, also felt the shock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

CINCINNATI, Nov. Captain Porter, Of
Chicago, and William Burns, of Column
bus, both OF the secret service, and under
orders from Chief Hazel, last night ar
rested Charles o. Jones, leader OF the for
gers of postage stamps. The gang was
caught in Chicago, where W. 7. Thomp-
son is still hold. Chief Hazel caught Mrs.
Tinsey McMillen, in Toronto. Jones
jumped 5000 bail In Chicago. Chief
Hazel tracked Jones hero.
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SHERIFF6 sALE,-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levart Faeias to me directed.
will be exposed 70 public sale. at the
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In f the sly
Of Wilmington. New Castle county,
THE "a by ~ a Ys6eRpAAHppr. ,,,A
the following described real estate, via,
All that certain lot, pieee or parcel Oh
land With Shr s;.s,s brick awsllInS-
mington. bounded and described as fol-
Beginning at point on the westerly
side OF shiPley street between Filth Ia, and
street, at the middle OF the division wall
wall between this and the adjoining
house, formerly OF George Craig; Themes
westerly parallel with Fifth street 50 feet
~ inches to the middle distance between
Shipley and Orange streets, thence south
eriy and parallel with Shipley street 20
tSsnee R Se esstery !. Feet nehs
TO the westerly side of Shipley street
aforesaid. and thence thereby northerly
20 feet 10 the place of beginning. be the
in common by the owner or owners OF
other land over this lot at the middle dis
lance line to a fleet Wide alley into Fifth
street forever.
property of James =. Mccartney and
Laura d. Mccartney, his Wife and e.athR-
rins A. Kenney. widow Of Daniel O'C,
Kenney, surviving uiortgagors; Wulifr1
O'C. Kenney, deceased. mortgagorl ana
William H. Mccarthy and Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, terre tenRnta.
A''1 - " s PAUL GILLIs, sheriir.
sherift's once. Wilmington. Deiawares
October, 10. 1885.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. I.-Professor Moore,
chief Of the weather bureau, said yester.
day that rain was falling throughout tho
drought region from New Mexico to Now
England, and he gave the welcome intel
ligenee that tho drought was broken. He
expects the present storm to be followed
by others al. lglree day intervals.
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HAzLEToN, Pa, Nov. Fire at Beaver
Meadow destroyed the homes Of Daniel
Brogan, John Reese, Daniel Davis, James
Brady, John Cole, Con Gallagher, Peter
Gillespie, Mrs. Henry. Patrick Dougherty,
Thomas Pettitt, Michael Livinko and
John Harkin. There was no water, and
the flames spread rapidly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-01

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Mrs. Harry u.
Branch, Of the Chicago Lyceum theater,
Is dead at the English hotel here, with q
bullet hole through her breast. At her
feet a 5-year-o old boy was found screaming,
trying to awaken his mother. Branch and
his wife were getting up an entertain
ment. Mrs. Branch killed herself, her
husband says, because he goaded her to it.
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CLKyEBAND. Nov. Tho Count and
Countess schieigher succeeded yesterday
in iquiasting their hotel bills through
the kind Offices Of banker, who went So
curity for them and they left last night for
St. Louis. SchleiGher is genuine count
and his wife is q niece of Ex-Governor
Bishop, Of Ohio.