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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-03
9US3E

For over q quarter of a century, Doctor
Pierceis Golden Medical Discovery has been
effecting cures of Bronchial, Throat and
Lung affections. Weak Lungs, Bleeding
from Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, all linger-
ing Coughs, Consumption, or Lung Scrofula
and kindred maladies, are cured by'it.
u.nescen IN 4 enres srons
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-03
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

A long Greek lance, such as the men
Of the phalanx carried, cost about 81. so.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-03

MRs. MrIJa owe my recover
to DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-03
Mortgage Sale.

J. ii. WILLIAMSON.
ATTORNEY for Mortgage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Price saIa to Have Copts..e,,

| After Detectives Gault and selbold ar.
rived In Baltimore yesterday with Mar.
shall L. Price, who is suspected OF being
the murderer OF Sallie Dean. they took
| their prisoner before Police Marshall Frey
who CLOSELY examined him. but during
the entire conversation, which lasted over
an hour, he stoutly maintained that he
was Innocent OF the murder OF the young
girl. Later In the day Marshal Frey. with
the detectives visited Price In n cell, where
they spent nearly an hour questioning
nun.
1t is saiu that Marshal Frey's examina-
ton was so searching that Prlca finally
broke down and told all ne knew about
the murder. The police were exceedingly
reticent and declined to say anything
whatever about the rumored- confession.
No outsider was permitted to see Price,
and guard was placed at the door OF his
cell, on the second floor Of the central
police station, with instructions to let no
ono talk with him.
A special dispatch from Denton says:
The action OF Detectives Seibold and
Gault and Constable Roe In taking Price
away from Denton is not approved by
the representative citizens OF the county,
fol IL Indicates the belief that Price was
not safe from lynching. George NJ. Rus.
sum. one OF Prices counsel. asked for the
removal on the ground thai a mob was
beiuR organized to take Price from the
Jail and hang him.
Prics's father spent Thursday night
hore and had an Interview with his son at
the jail. He says that Marshall Price has
always been somewhat delicate and under
excitement tends to wickedness. Mr..
Price returned home Friday.
"Ihe grand Jury has been discharged
until Monday. when the hearing OF the
case will take place.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
q WHY?

WHY. in the Spring.time,
do SO many nave that drowsy
lifeless feeling9
WHY is there SO much
backache, neuralgia and rhea
matism?
WHY do scrofulous taints
eruptions and erysipelas show
themselves9
WHY not admit the truth,
which is, that kidney poison is
in the blood9
WHY, then, not put the
blood in pure condition bo
curing the kidneyss
WHY not to day resort
to that great remedy, Warn.
er's Safe Cure, which is the
only known specific for these
troubles9
WHY not, in a word, use
the best remedy obtainable for
banishing disease and restoring
health and happine IS?
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
General Markets,

PHItADRLPHIA, April h-Flour firm; win.
ter super, S202l5; do. extras. 81. .20d2. 40; No.
2 winter family, S24002 81; Pennsylvania
roller straight, S26oG275; western winter,
clear, S2.pb2.7O; western winter, straight
s@,aht3. Wheat firm, dull. with GOIsc. bid
and 8tt4 asked for April. Corn shade higher
but quiet, with 50c, bid and 5OISc asked for
April Oats quiet, steady, with 369sc bid and
B65sc. asked for April Hay firm, good to
choice timothy, sl3@l35O Beef steady; civ
extra India mess, sl1Gl95O. Pork quiet, easy;
new mess. sl3,25Gl375. Lard lower: western
steam. s7l7bS; city, $B,5OGB.saIa. Butter
heavy; western dsirY, sd1l3lac. do creamery.
l212lc.; do, factory, 7l6Nl2 Elgins, pic;
imitation creamery, gGl5c.; New York dairy.
l0Gl9l4c.; do creamery. 2lc; PennsylYapie
creamery prints, fancy 23c.; do. choice. 22c.
do, fair TO good l9lt2lc,; prints jobbing at eiqs
2ic, Cheese dull: large, Shllllc: small, IA
lse.; part skins, eRItsc.; full skins, II 1Gtttc,
Eggs firm; New York and Pennsylvania, II4t
l3l4c.; western, fresh, l3c. southern, Ia lYc,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
NnIIre.

To THE CITIZENS OF WuMIHGToN:-Tho
undersigned Is an applicant Tor office of
building insp- ctOr having had forty years
experience In the business, as folloWs;
-Four years apprenticeship at Hamorton,
Chester county, Pa; one year with Lsan.
der Ottey, OF New Garden township: one
year as foreman erecting building at VIM,
L. Garrett It Sons Snuff Mills; one wear
with Wise Robinson, a No. / Trainer; one
year with Robert Alexander, olty; one
year with Jamea Mitchell, one of vii.
mlngten's best builders; one year In
Albert 1hatcher's shlpyard; two years at
bridge building on p, W. II b. Railroad.
eight Years at L. l. DUPONT, De
Nenours cos. works as mill Wright; ten
years ks fore man on Maintenance of Way
OIL T., w. Il B Railroad, under the present
supervisor, J. l., Smith,; one summer su.
nerintendlng the erection OF the Kiimer
Vine Manufacturing Plant. that cost over
one hundred thousand dollars, at New.
burg, n. Y. being Az in length OF brick.
containing ov 100000 feet of lumber
The square and coinDnss were showed into
my hands on beginning OF second year OF
my apprenticeship and l have been hand.
ding them ever since. | have never
shrunk from the framing of any building
and defy tho architect TO lay down build
ing that cannot frame. | never had to
hire a foreman or never had u man hu
under my supervision with a disabled
joint. Never had a building burned,
neither OF my own or In course of ereo-
tlon. Insurance men cannot frown on II q
as rascal. In politics l have always
voted the Republican ticket. What cay
my record as builder straight. Am
eligible for the officer
JOHN DAVIS, Carpenter,
1925 Maryland Ave-, VIII, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
FOURTH EDITION
braves aud Arrauta NaptiaI,.


Mr. Richard H. Groves. formerly Of FIk.
Ton, and Miss Annie Il Arrants were mar.
ricd on Tuesday evening. March 2nd, 1895
~ the home OF MIR Ephralm Arrants
4 brother Of tho BRIDE In West COllInQswood
n j.. by hev. II. j. Williams. Mr.. Groves
brought his bride TO their future home ON
& the farm OF Aaron baker, near Newark.
Del. where they held reception to a few
Intimate friends and relatives. Among
them were Mr.. aud MIRA. Edward I,ester,
81 Georges; Mr. and Mrs. samue Deputy
Baker, Mise Marion Baker, Mrs Annie
Shallinger. Mrs. Sarah Groves, Newark:
J. Allie Groves and Miss Cammla Long.
land, Of Camden. N. j. Mrs. Macy Jones.
of Philadelphia; Mrs. Edith Hyland. I'm.
iAndl "a Miss Florence Arrants, Elk Neck,
j. Harvey Groves. Mr.. and Mrs. phiIin
Groves. Elkton After wishing the bride
and groom happy and useful lie, ali de.
parted for their homes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Funeral OF Johu Donion.

The funeral oil john Donion who was
deca pitated and disarmed on the f., W. Il
b. II X at Lombard street Wednesd ly
night, took place this morning. Rev.
William ]. Birmingham in st, Mary's
Church conducted tho sstvcb which wa 8
unusaily impressive from the fact of the
deceased having met such an unlimely
and horrible death. Inc floral embleps
we're handsome und nearly hid the casket
from View. The remains were not expos.
cd. Tho Catholic Beneficial Legion and
the Ancient Order of HiUtrnians attended
the funeral In body. Iutermsnt was
made at the New Cathedral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Yalunblo Herd Killed.

The COWS on the dairy farm OF John and
Emily Forsythe. in Upper Providence
have been declared by the State Veterina.
rian to he Affected with tuberculosis and
yesterday sixteen of the condemned cattle
were killed. The COWS killed were milk
cows, now in profit. most OF tn EN- Jerseys
They included about half the entire dairy
herd on the farm. Some of the other
cows not killed showed symptoms OF tho
dreHd disease, and sthe entire place. by
order OF the State Veterinarian, has been
placed in quarantine to prevent conta-
gion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Three Tied for First Place.

PATTERSON, N. j., April 6,-The Grand
American handicap for 1895 ended at Will
ard park In an exciting finish, three being
tied for first place, killing their twenty.
five birds straight. These three will di-
vide the purse of 81 500 They are Frank
Glass Of Morrstown, n. j.. ]. A. r. Ell.
lott of Kansas City Mo, and G. A. Mes.
ner of Pittsburg. The first two are well
known shots, but Mesner is stranger to
the shooting fraternity, this being his first
match. The men shot Off for the honor of
first place. Mosner won the tie, killing
ten straight birds and is therefore cred.
ited with being the winner of the handi-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
nhIIuiIrN.

The funeral of Mrs Caroline Stern, AZ
Eust Eight strept took place to-day. In.
terment was made in tho WilnIlugLOn and
Brandy wine Cemetery, Deceased was 20
years OF age.
John II. Hatch, who was removed to tile
homo OF j. W. Bissell, l3OS Van Barren
street about two weeks ago. from Penn.
bylvania where he was Cashier IN q bank
died yesterday aged 20 Vents, lie be.
tonged to Washington County. n. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Our Fish Market.

The King street fishing market betwef a
Front andi Second streete. was filed tn
fish dealers ths morning, some twenty.
eight dealers beiug on hand with large
supply OF shad and herring. Snad We o
very pieatlful and sold as low as 10 esnis
apiece and as high as 30 cents sach.s Her.
ring !tom Elk liver were bringing 10 cents
per dozen. Everybody In our city could
have purehased tlsh to- day at low prlcos.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
A Acrlnun IInnx

Andrew Cowan. who resides on West
Front street, went to Philadelphia a few
graphed to his wife using another man's
ma me. that her husband had been killed
by the cars. This frightened his wife SO
badly that she became hysterlcal, and Dr..
Blocksom had to be called in. Cowan rs-
turned homo the following day. but his
wife continues greatly indisposed In con.
sequence OF the shock. He now bitterly
repnets his little Joke.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
n AM c9 couen Cures
III IN EWH BrsAks Cold
Well, w, Don,,

Suppose you will believe us when we
taik oil low prices and good qualities In
our shoes; heard or read that kind of talk
before probably six dollar shoe for thirty
seyen cents and u pound OF sugar thrown
In as q retainer; wont to see the bargains
and haven't found them yet; isn't that
aboutrlghtY Weil,lwe are not working on
that line. We think we are selling pretty
good shoes for less money than MANY
stores. but we will let you be the Judge;
the shoes are here. the prices are here,
they will both do their own talking. For.
mans. No. 10 East 4tn street, between
Market and King streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Two italians Fatally Injured.

PITTsBURG, April GA construction car
on the Highland and Homestead Electric
line jumped the track at Salt Works Sta
tlon and crashed down upon the Baltimore
and Ohio tracks, twenty five feet below.
In the car We're fl>o Italians, and three Of
these jumped'when they saw the accident
about to happen. Two were fatally in
Jured. Their names could not be ascer-
tuinaI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
JOHN DAVIS, Carpenter,
1925 Maryland Ave-. Will, Del.
A,mo., n New -tr,n,cr.

The Steamer Mary U. Glthens, OF Frede.
rica will leave this city for that town to.
morrow. She has been SO completely
oYerhauled while here that she has the
appearance of new craft. The Enooh
Moore 4 Soma Company heightened Ito
steamer thirty feet and overhauled her,
while tina Hallan u Hollingsworth Com.
pany put new boilers aboard her. Ihs
Githeus will bss In her seuson on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
After CsIlred rri-unrr.

Between and o'clock THIS murAtng
Officer Ford arrest 4 II cnlorei man on
the charge OF larceny ot It par OF pants.
While taking him up MuI..et street The
prisoner gave hliu tue slip and away he
went, There was lively race along
Third street to 1ulnall. Inc prisoner es-
capped. burlHg the chase officer Ford
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Tried to Dynamite a FAMILY.

PoMERoY, o., April 6,-An attempt was
made at Minersville to blow up by dyna-
mite the family boat of John Forbes, a
miner, imported to take tho place of strik.
ing miners. The boat was badly shattered,
but no lives were lost. Forbes fired on
the dynamiters, but they escaped. There
were two children and one woman on the
wrecked boat. The situation Is getting
desperate in Minorsville.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
1lie NlIIfnrd IIcrnId

The initial number OF the Milford Hcr.
aid Is OIL out desk W. sStenl haRfty
greeting to thu y0nngster, dressed In
bright Hew=y IsaHs. May 1t attain It's
end anu us HtHo heals aTe bettur than
ono 1t Is safe TO say that Fisher aud ste.
vens, by continuing tbs course mapped
ont In the salutatoGy. w.ll lltI u long fcIt
want.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Live Stock Markets,

NEW YORK, April 5.-Beoyes fairly active,
native steers, poor to fair, si5oG5; oxen. Sc Is
15dl; bulls. S2GOGi.50; dry cows, 81. 1874 81,
Calves slow and generally lower; poor to
choice Yeas, S3,5Dd62j. Sheep and lamb,
dull; poor to good sheep, s325aD5 25; inferior
to very choice lambs, Si.90G6.@5. uogs steady
al sblt5e5 for inferior TO prime.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April 5.-Cattle strong;
prime s5.s5l6.26; good, S5.25d5.7 rs; bulls, stays
and COWS, F@23. Hogs steady; Philadelphias
$685. 40; fair Torkers and pigs, 8. s0l4 w;
FoughS, $50 gi.iJ Sheep unchanged,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
BI.hln { olamnn !. 80 dny.

Bishop Coleman Will ad,uiuIster the
rite OF continuation IN CHRIST Church.
Dover sunday morning Ito Will also
preach : Le rNeaing sclv.ce, beginning
nj 7.SU y'ciuek. ana at st auI7 Chapel,
Camden, IN the afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1876.
AtiO.3O . 'cloek a. m,

Consisting OF portable saw mill and saws
VIII cut a log 30 feet long. steam engines 10
ana " morse power, jack scIows, Cross.cut
saws au blocks aud iails, piio driving harI uss
porlhplc iofRes, upright drill carpenter NOR
tlct machine Haywood e2taYAtor with chains
steel bars, wheel Darroms. belt INN black.
smith toois. also an endless chain. lot OF old
ABOUT wharf docks and pier builiinrs, The
above property Will be positively sold.
trains VIII leave W ilInington, Delaware Mt
NIB a. M, connect at portor's station bella
ware Il. H.. In time for sale. For farther
particulars address
W, sTlDHAM y son. Auctloncers Will
mingIon. Del. ag-s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
FIFTH EDITION.
Governor alar,,l worse.

DOVER, April O
The reault OF the Joint session OF both
houses to-day was that no one was seleut-
ed to succeed ex-senator Higgins.
The latest news from Laurel to-day ls
that Governor Marvil is worse. Instruc-
tions have been given to close down the
mills His residence has been staked OF
and trained nurses called In.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
IIn AA-us .rn,-.t

Letter Carrier Schpu this morning went
to head of the coVIei man who ran away
from officer Ford hut soon gave the ieeing
prisoner wtia mark on seeing revolver
In his hama. Last nlght "A store was rob.
bed IN llavre Dt q aer, Md aud this col.
ored man is connected with the same,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
sATURDAY.@APRiL ID, 1885,
Att o'clock. p. M.

good young draft horses win weigh from
lsuV 7" ldUO lbs, as nice "A lot OF horses is YOU
often see. 49,
.'L0rse and Z l.horse carts In good order,
lull sets oi cart harness. set of lead harm ess
Sscts ul wagon hHIness. large lot OF pIeks
shONelb ANA crow hars, sedHes OF d diffel ent
ezes, wheel-bnrrous . blacksmith bellows
hhhlher ana tonga and many other articles
not mentioned.
he above safe Will be positive.
IerIns-A credit of W days on purchaser
doIsoT. Nhi BOI'tiu IHTy
4. W. stldham 4 Son. Auotls ae.9.ll.li
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
rnnerolni n. X u,,,I,nl.

The ebody OF FRANK Is. n Rowland pass
cd through tbs cry to day euruute to
New Eelfuld. Aiuzs. HIS death took
pla0s last lEufsday- Al noon At Middle.
tewu. Mr. How and Wus Lu 81 years OF
age.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

TO 'hp purchaser al ,6S!J Inch frame
! vii! CIV a ertFon p!rtuie uI my mon.
ber OF family AL color frames, 81 10
aud up J. Iatiey att!st. yl5 FIsDch
nifepl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
River Drehainp IxI,l.

United htateB Engineer Smith yesterday
received proposals for dredging the Chris.
tiana, Choptank. Warwick, Wicomico.
Cambridge Harbor. NSntlcoke and Chesa.
peake bays. They were;
American Dredging Company, 2t.4 Der
cutie yard, place measurement; Frank q.
Somers. Camden. 25 cents; Jeeter T.
Caller. Norfolk, 2i8; Virginia Dredging
Company 81; Baltimore Dredging Com.
pany 1913.
The contract has not yet been awarded.
LOCAL DOTS. =
Grand Master William II. German and
stall were present at Eden Lodge, No. 81.
!; o, o. F., Thursday night and installed
the newly elected officers;
The newly elscted chiefs of Manitou
Tribe OF Rod Men have been Installed
Tho surroundings OF tho new Washing.
ton street school and Delaware Hospital
on the Brandywine side are the most nn-
slightly things which present themselves
10 visitors to the park. Something should
be done to improve both these places dur.
Ing the coming summer.
Rev. Mr.. MoFarlane has m owed hls fam.
lily from Berlin, Md, to Georgetown and
occupies the residence formerly occupied
by Theophilus Sharp.
The members OF the various churches
OF his charge have fixed him up In grand
style and are doing everything possible
iOE THO cOthlOfC OIL MS l0inlly.
Dennis Malloney we'll known farmer
residing near Elkton died on Thursday of
blood poisoning.
Mrs. Charles Parades and Mrs BissslI
and little son are guests OF their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. X. Z. Hall, Middletown.
Bossford and Denn this morning were
awarded tho contract for ra zlng the Lew
is building at Seventh and Market streets.
They will do the work for 5000 and will
commence Immediately.
Building Inspector Dohl ia very much
bothered by anonymous letters from per.
sons complaining about buildinRe that
are not sufe.
Jnck LAZY (MorIarity) OF this city and
Billy Duke of Baltimore fought six
rounds to q draw on Thursday night In
Baltimore
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will
make Its lrst run or tho season to NOR.
row. The members will 20 to Chester
and there be joined by the Chester Bicycle
Club. The two clubs will Tide to Wissa.
hlokon.
Business In our city is fast looking up.
and the limo merchants are advertising In
the REruBI. CAN
Mrs. N n. DilIin Yesterday had nlacAd
over her new trimmings store at No 500
hing street an awning drop. Mrs. Dillop's
stock is all new and complete,
A pleasing concert wit oe given In tho
basement OF st Patrek's Church Fifteenth
and King streets, on Monday and tuesday
evenings
Tho Union Cottage Prayer nesting Will
be hell5a Brother Bea,ty's No 2l5 Tat
nall street this Saturday evening, com.
mencing at 80 O'Clock, led by Brother
Wbitemore, 1he puUlic Is Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
EEg.- -IIautLLmI

market md 4oit if1ln "A % ID cents per
dozen with enOHEB to supply all uemnnda
Batter sGif ttoH. y 10 50 CONT pci ipnuEd.
The large surpI5 ul fresh ilsn rather
Knocked the sdIu Of Uget out
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
q fflcers IustatIed.

The following offioere OF thaKnlghts OF
st. John and Malta, No. 81. last Wednes-
day evening were installed; Eminent com.
mander, Isaac q. Pyle; lieutenant com.
mander, Vim. III. Ward; captain OF guards.
Harry kamsberger; preiate, Jas. A. Con-
ner; chancellor, WIN. NJ. Pyle; assistans
chancellor, J. g. Hulett.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
The weatnet.

Tomorrow promises to be partly
ondy to fair and rather warmer, and
followed by showers Vi raIn.. Monday fair
aud rather cooler.
THE TEMPERATURE.
Tue thermomster at tns REruBG TcAN
ofiice to-day:
r Z O'Clock. la o'clock 2o'clock
43 50 GS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
hafir5i NJ fIi,,,n

The unngled teIHagt OF an unknown
white man were uI ruEolsA atlewu over
the tral'ke pt the Hlgialelptll, Whining
ton ri d BlltimoTs kuiraaI neRt I.lAtGn
ysstei ay morning. The mas Ia supl,t SD
10 Luyo ".'un hiiied byR Washington and
New ivIk exFIess. north-LUuud.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
FATALITIES OF THE Rail
Passenger Train Wrecked in Ohio
and a Freight in Illinois.
THEY RESULT IN EIGHT DEATHS.

The Engineer and Fireman of the Passenger
Train Might Have Saved Their Lives by
Jumping. but BraveIy Struck to Their
Posts-Engineer Dead, Fireman Dying.
SUMaERFIELD, O., April6-A passenger
train on the Bellalre GAINESVILLE and Gin
:innati railroad fell from trestle near
Whyville wrecking the train and trestle
and killing four persons besides injuring
several othors. The dead are Eli Lucas,
snglneer, Summerfeld; Henry Brown,
passenger, Buttsyille, o.; Mrs. Nathan
Young and little daughter, Summerf1eld
The road Ia narrow gauge and does
put little business, being Just able to meet
running expenses, The train which was
wrecked consisted OF only q combination
baggage and passenger oar and an engine.
just eefore arriving al the trestle the car
jumped the track. The trestle is double
deeked one, and fully fifty feet high, and
consists Of seventeen bents crossing a
stream. 1t Is built on curve, so that
after dragging the coach more than half
way across tho structure the engine, too,
was pulled from tho track, and both car
and engine toppled into the ravine below,
carrying down three bents of the trestle.
The car was smashed to kindling wood,
and only two of the passengers Nathan
Young of Summerfield and Joseph Denoon
of Woodsfield, escaped alive.
Mrs. Nathan Young and little daughter
and Henry Brown, were all instantly
killed. The engineer ELI Lucas, was in
stantly killed, and Fireman jesse Johns
was fatally injured. Both men might
have saved themselves by Jumping, but
they chose rather TO remain at their posts.
Johns was thrown from the engine as 1t
went down, while Lucas was caught un-
der the machinery and instantly killed.
Johns, who will die as the result of his
bravery, was foundling, reared in one of
the infirmaries along the line of the road.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
-Four Killed in n Freight Wreck.

ALTON, Ills, April 6.-In freight wreck
on the Chicago and Alton cut off at Wood
river bridge, half u mile north OF East AL
ton, four men were killed outright and two
were fatally injured. A long and heavy
train was coming down the grade when
the middle Of the train bulged out and
fifteen cars were piled on top Of each
other Tho men killed were David Haffley
OF Watertown, Wis, Frank Hareman OF
philadelphia, Charles Bell Of Springfield,
Ills, and Henry Blitz of New Orleans.
Fourteen men were injured more or less
seriously. Ali who were killed or injured
were tramps
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Vein In rpRr.

Manclll Tweed. OF Newark. has de.
veloped large vein OF excellent spar on
his lately purchased property. near
Sy,mar. Cecil County, Md. After taking
out several carloads. he has contracted
with W. r. Reynolds, to mine and deliver
the spar at Sylmar. at q fixed price per
ton,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

Easter Sunday Musso Il a. To. servIca
consisting OF carols, etG. o 80 q, IN. FuIi
choral services, RecessloRal-J Jesus Christ
m risen to-day, p. IN. Lveusong. al
mtn,oh vt,,oh setElce part OF the morning music
Will >" inp attt, tekSp1s n. MOIrTsny
9rRhHI-t aud cholrmu.ter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
w.rl OF III. Hntil,n. Iu,pge,or.

BuAlnR liz pee or puAl has lsslvd 10
permits during tlIa week 10 day he s-
sned the follow ng permits.
L. Sentman. oEe story brick Kitchen at
northwest corner OF StNth and Adams
slreets,
@. d. Wlusiow. alterations to brick
stable, Eighth amt French.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Cheap shnd.

well known hotel proprietor this
morning bought thirteen good sized
Southern shad In the market for S1 80.
With shad at ten cents apiece and peanuts
at Two cents a quart there ought to be
cheap meals furnished,