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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Another Alleged Plot Against III. Gar.

ST.. PETERSBURG, July 81 An extensive
conspiracy has been discovered among tho
priests OF the Seminary and University Of
Kieff aiming at the Introduction of plan
OF greater freedom of attack upon the pre-
vailing system of nopotism In govern
mental positions, and it is also stated that
the discovery has been made that the Stu
dents union in the University Of Moscow
are planning TO assassinate tho czar ...,..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
NAV he n Ronapza

VIcToR, Colo, July SIS. Stratton, the
millionaire, has struck what is probably
the richest lead ever found In any mine in
the country, II not in the world. In the
Independence mines the miners in follow
ing lead ran across vein that will run
tl40, 600 to tho ton. 1t was at point where
both veins came together, and the width
warrants the statement that there is not
less than several millions of orc in sight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
the Belated Aurania Arrives.

New YORK July S1.--The belatsd Cum
ard line steamer Aurenis has reached her
pier with all on board safe and woll. Cap
tain Mckay reports that on July 20 he
was obliged to stop the ship, owing to q
fracture in the main steam pipe. The re-
pairs was completed after stoppage Of
thirty-seven hours. Captain Mckay re-
ports that little or no excitement pre-
vailed at the timo Of tho accident
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
An Eiopsr Terribly Beaton.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, July 81 = Mrs.
Hattie Coyey, wife of Burt Covey, resi-
dent of Jayville. on the Carthage and Adj
rondack railroad, eloped June % with
John Kiroh, superintendent of a saw mill,
leaving one child. Kirch left a wife and
four children. Mrs. Covey returned home
on Saturday, and was ordered TO leave
town. Negleotlng to do so she was stripped
and brutally beaten by mob of men,
women and boys She may die
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Heavy FINES for Violating Game Law,

ritt, charged with ILLEGALLY dealing I'm in
game, was found guilty yesterday by Jus
tice Pyle, and fines were assessed to the
amount Of Sa8, 800. Merritt took an appeal
to the circuit court, but was Obliged to
furnish bonds In $4,000. In addition to
the above case State Game Warden Blow,
Of ofChicago, announced that he would in
stitute two more suits against Merritt,
involving 2r700 quail and ducks, ami ii
these cases also prove successful Merritt
will have fines to pay in the aggregate Of
about $40 600.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Wand. Wand. Wood.

Now is the time you will need wood.
You will get satisfaction and your
L. Sergeant dealer in coal. wood
and grain. yard i05 Maryland avenue.
Olline 7th and King streets. Phone 5I5.
t5s Large Pen Coal for family use.
~ Large load OF wood for 81 SO. Now
is the time to order your winters supply
of coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
A Stricken s1other's Suicidal Efrort.

NEW YORK, July BINARY Rinaldi, a
young italian woman living at No. 1Ss
Washington street, attempted suicide yes.
terday by cutting her throat In frenzy
of grief over the death of her child The
latter fell from n window and was crushed.
Tho mother stood over the body for a mo-
ment, then hurried to the barber shop of
her husband, and seizing razor slashed
her throat with it before any ono could
interfere. Her condition is serious.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Karrs Glover Roof. tho great blood
purifier, gives freshness aud clearnass
to the Complexion and cures DonsLI-
patton, 25cts.. 50cts, Sl.00.
Sold by N. Ii. Danforth. Drugsl5t 5 E.
Cor. Second add Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Iook III. Hrnn,h.

The Cape May Star says: THE Strand Ed.
tor has been taken to task for not descri5.
ing ecene which many witnessed hi<h
up on the beach on Thursday last. but we
couldn't. II beat anything in the way Of
iovemaking We ever witnessed on the
strand. 1t simply took our breath. and
We have not yet sufficiently recovered to
undertake to recall the paItlculars."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Driving Matinee at ,sikton.

The Elktoa (Md. Driving Club will
give another matinee meeting on Satur-
day. August 10. Among tho horses quar-.
tered at the Fair Grounds stables Ia Cecil
Duroc aud on Saturday last no was
George S. Woolley of Chesapeake City,
and was sired by Star Duroo, dam by
Blaokmore,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Deati, of Mrs. steele,

Hannah Bald win Steele, widow OF the
late Hugh Il. Stesle. died at her home In
Coatesyllle. Pa. last Saturday morning In
her 10Th year. Since her husbands death
como eleven years ago she lived retired
life. Three daughters survive her. Mira
John Stone and Nary z. steele. Coates.
vile, and Mrs. Joseph III. Downing Els
mere, Dol. Her funeral took place on
Tuesday,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Il. Q >,

Three "bikers" Nho dined at Allen II.
Ainscow's rest1utnnt 7l2 Market street,
yesterday, ca ne hkillon-the. Hud.
son and exp ct to reach Washington to-
day. The men are b. L. Smith. T. Tall
bbi. Jr., II Smith. They are seeing tho
country, he said the new cafe was as
n GO rs any lmey had seen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
A Pleasant Pleasure Resor..

One of the most pleasant excursions for
our citizens to take is that OF ride to
Augustine Park by steamer Rivsrside.
The boat leaves King streat wharf daily
and trip costs only 40 cents for both ways.
Excellent bathing aud fishing besides
rounds and playing ball are the many
sports indulged In. Dancing from music
furnished by Ogiesby Chester orchestra.
Go nnd spaLd pleasant day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
A Monastery bravery.

PITTsBURa, July 81. bishop Phelan has
been appealed to by several priests in this
diocese to stop the manufacture Of beer at
the st. Vincent monastery, Latrobe.. The
monastery derives q large revenue from
the brewery. Some years ago the brew
cry was closed on "a similar action, but a
short time ago II was allowed to reopen
by special dispensation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Premature Penchc..

u Is reported at the REPUBLICAN office
that lots of premature peachers are being
exposed and disposed OF In the street
markets. Some of the shrewd ones
placed elegant ripe fruit on top of the
baskets and fill up with prematureH. This
is practice thBt Ia resUrted TO In more
than one Instance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Learning III. Girl to R,as.

There is painter located on the western
side OF tue city who says he intends to
teach his best gill TO ride a bicycle. Hs
says then he can take her along with him
and thus save carriage hire. Then the
keeping of n wheel Is nothing like as ex.
pensive as keeping horse and carriage.
Economy is the road to wealth, he says.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
On aovsr.or Morton,s ssnts.

ALBANY, July SILT is announced at
the adjutant generals office that Robert
Taylor Varnum has been appointed as.
sistant paymaster general, with the rank
of major, on the staff OF Governor Nor
ton, in place OF Colonel r. L. Judson, re-
aivnad
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
He Liked the smell.

A long-eared. short.leRged dog was
straying down Market street yesterday
when the enticIng aroma OF Allen H. Ain.
seow's new restaurant suddenly halted
him and hs fingered till he got with the
next conner for 2j-cent dinner His
boat d and lodging will not be charged
but as he is not registered. MIR, Alnscow
would like tho owner to pay iifty-cents
for advertising and take him away.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Mrs.. spirsr AcauIttad.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. July si.-Justioe
Fuller, after two days preliminary
trial, released Mrs. Splvsy, charged with
the murder Of her husband. The ground
of the acqulttal was that the Justice had
not been convinced that murder had
been committed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Mrs. sasnrd Presented the Prizes

LoNDpS. july 3o.-Annual prize festival
of tho Royal Normal College and Acad.
emy of Music for the Blind. at Upper
norwood TOOK place to day. MIR. Bayard,
the United states Ambassador, made a
speech and Mrs Bayard presented the
prizes and diplomas.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Wage. Increased IN ReadIne.

READING, Pa, July 3l.-The Reading
Iron company yesterday increased tho
wages Of its puddlers to SO ton, an ad-
vance of twenty-five cents. This is tho
highest amount paid hereabouts. The 275
employees of the oompany's rolling mill
also received 10 per cent. advance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

NEW YORK, July 8i.-Simon Wormser,
of the banking firm OF l. s. S. Wormser,
well known in California and throughout
the United States, died suddenly last
night on the stoop of the residence Of DIR.
Gordon, No. 20 East Sixsy-sixth street.
The cause Of his sudden death is thought
to have been stroke Of apop1exy. There
was scalp wound on the head, probably
caused by fall. The body was taken to
his residence on Fifth avenue. Mr.. Worm
Ger WAS In his roth wear
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Young Episcopalinn..

The young people connected with the
Reformed Episcopal Churches OF PnIadyI-
pha, Beverly, Vest Chester and Whining.
ton Will meet on SATURDAY. August 3rl.
Invitation lie extended to all who desle 10
spend pleasant day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Rh.slan Rnxall.l. hal Yl.I, n.nmara.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 81 Tho dowager
czarina OF Russia, the Grand Duke George,
the czarowitz whose state of health con.
tinues unsatisfactory, and the Grand
Duke Michael have started for Denmark.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
aha,ce Lois Mt Isoorhwyn

On easy terms. for $50 aud upwards. Free
excursion on Thursday OF this week,
fromS Della ware avenue station at p.
IN. For further information Inquire AZ
No. Vest Seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Druggists, ecommend Jehnson's Mag
netic Oil, tho great family paIn-killer, In
ternal and external. S1.00 size 50 cts. soc.
size 25 cts.
n y. Danforth, Cd and Market street 9
and Mlller's Drug store, 402 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
e7sta>n Lengus.

st. Louis, 2. At washington-4New York,
IL; Washington & .-....--
--- E'ste>n Lsagus.
Al Wilkesbarre-Wilkesb 10; Ro-
chester, 8. At Scranton Scranton, ls;
Syracuse, ..
PsnnsyIvania State League.
AT INSTRUMENTATION, Z; Lancaster, g.
At Carbondale- Allentown, 8; Carbon.
dale, g.
After to morrow. August !. all those
who have not received 1000 Will be drop
ped from the contest list.
Ferguson is all right. Bad bio cd should
never enter into til, veins OF base ball
player.
VIII Rockford putit on to Dover on
Saturday. Well. we should smile.
The Nameess, OF New Gaetle. Will play
the Eowntown Grays. II will DO u plc.
mic.
Kennsy is dandy.
1t used to be the racket. hut 1t don't GO
now, for bowling mob to run out and
shhbe their hands In the mplre's face.
DulTy disappointed tho shouting root.
ere on Saturday.
Did you SEQ McCaughaD on first
Brandywine club OF West Chester. Ia
advertising for a new pitcher.
Who would over think 1t that the
fellows from Townsend would defeat the
Smyrna club,
Some people may wear cabbage leaves
and buttermilk in their hats. have hay.
seed In their hair, give the old familiar
pronunciation to tomatoes but W hen
they get ready to play ball they do so.
Their heGds do not swell and pride does
not prevent them from bending to pick
up a bull.
What do you think of tho Phlllies2
O. A. @. expects 10 bang the MOutgo IN.
cry A. A. On saturday.
Is IL 80 that the Rockford management
refused to give police protection to Fish,
or and he had to take to the benoh7
L achis record allows him to be ooncelt.
ed.
What do you think of the voter 1t get.
tirg interesting indeed.
O'Keefe has an awful lot OF friends.
The Crescent played tie game with tho
Newports. They not only played the
Newport men, but fifty other thrown In.
At the end OF the ninth inning the ecore
stood l2 10 L. The Crescent could beat
the life OUT of them In Wilmington.
Karrs Glover Root, the great blooi
purifier, gives freshness aud clearnsss
to the Complexion and cures Donsti-
patton, 25cts.. Scots, Sl.00.
SOLD by N. u. Danforth. DruEgl5t. 5 u,
Cor. Second add Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Harvest IIDuio,

The W. C. TU OF stanton and MARSHALL
ton held meeting last week and decided
to hold their annual Harve3. Home on the
29th of August. They expect to have very
prominent speakers. and a good time In
uAnaral
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Mise Clara Ferguson of this city Ia Wis.
itlng friends near Newark
Mrs. DIR. z. b Housekeeper. of North
East, Nd, visited friends in Wilmington
yesterday,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
THE HOLMES MYSTERIES
A Fort Worth Lawyer Who Has
h Proofs" Of the Murders
OF MINNIE AND ANNIE WILLIAMS.

Says Ne viii Produce One of .he MUIR
derers, who WIN Turn siato's Evidence.
Hoimes' PhiladeipItia Lawyer Declares
HIS olient Innocent of Murder.
CHICAGO, July sI.-Three warrants for
the arrest of H. II. Holmes and Patrick
Quinlan are now hanging fire. They are
taken out solely for the reason that 1t is
the dosire Of the complainant to give the
police all of the leoway possible before
forcing them TO net as to Quinlan. An I'm
portant witness against Holmes and
Quinlan has been found In q mysterious
brioklayer who built fire box in the
castle, which, he thinks, might hayo been
used as resort for dead bodies, and who
Cold his story,
Lawyer William Cappa, the Fort Worth
attorney, who is here Mt tho instance OF
the heirs Of Minnie Williams, stated to-
day that he Is prepared to prove tho muir
der Of Minnie and Annie Williams He
insists that II was done by Holmes, Quin-
Ian and another man, whose identity he
refuses to reveal. This man has been To-
Gated by a detective, whom the heirs OF
the Williams girls put upon the case eight
months ago. "He Is roady to confess,
said Mr.. Cappa, ION condition that the
pollcc guarantees Nun immunity from pun
ishment. My detective says the man knows
that the girls were killed In the sixty
third street house, and that he knows
when they wers buried"
A private account book kept by Holmes
has been discovered in crate at the Sixty
third street house. The book was found
with bundle Of letters addressed by va
rious women to Holmes, which had evil
IDENTIFY been placed there for burning. Tho
accounts, which date back to May ], 1888,
show dealings with various people, and an
entry regarding insurance shows the ex'
istence Of insurance deals as enrly as 1885.
A mysterious Dora" ia mentioned as the
recipient of numerous small sums, which
sro carefully recorded, and the minutes OF
the Englewood company arc also given,
with the election of directors and the
transaction Of other business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

organs-Estey, Mason & Hamlin. Wilcox
Il Whlte-and others from S2O to $50,
Roheen IL Co.. 7lO Market street, sole
agents for the Symphony sell. playing
organs,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Banner*man's Phenyle is the greatest
dtsiufeotant known, recommended by the
Boat! Of Health.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Charles S. Lilly. 9ls Bennett street. may
hnd his yellow dog at the house Of Sam
uel Sinclair near keunett Square. Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
BASE BALL NEWS.

This column will be devoted to Base Tall
news All news concerning the clubs ls re-
spectfuliy solicited. Address all conlDuni-
cations to -BRse Ball Editor" Republican
oihce.l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Pictures, IL East Third street. Hiram
Yerger.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Goidey Commercial College Ohice Open,
Beginning Tuesday. August 9th. daily.
Day sessions resumed September 2nd.
Night sessions begin September 3Olh.
Send for free catalogue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Duck suits sl95 former prlce IS so aud
"a co. Lippincotts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

l.. W. Stidham & Son, aucTioneers, sold
the 66 acre farm OF the late Walter
Peirce. situated near Carpenter Station.
Brandy wine huno red. to Joseph Handy.
for $50 per ucTe. aggregating S5.2s0
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Picture flames. Il East Third street,
YeIger's.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
sale ol enc reircc rnrrn.

Examine your slna on uratn, II they
smell bad use Banuer*maE's Phenyla for
suIe by all druggists. r."..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
p.c,.r.. Hoine. Is Innoeou. of Murder

PHILApELPHII, July Silt Is known
chat h H. Holmes has not at any previous
time fully confided in his counsel, and 1t
waslearned yesterday that the lawyers had
tAYsatened to withdraw from tho case II
Holmes did not make full breast of
his criminal career. Holmes, ii is under
stood, pleaded with Attorney Shoemaker
mot 10 desert him, gave his life history In
detail to his counsel. The history, MIR.
shoemaker says, fills 400 pages of closely
type written matter. Since the last con
ference between the prisoner and his coun-
sci Mr.. Shoemaker declares emphatically
that his honest conviction ia that Holmes
never committed murder in his life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of tho Now York and
PhIIadelplln ExchanReH.

Nnw YoRK. July 30.--Tho stock market was
nrm today. but irregular. The granger stocks
wero fraotionally lower and there was Cow
ering" by the shorts in the grangors Closing
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Holmes, Variability.

PLATTsBuRa, N. Y, July 9l.-Herman
W. Mudgett, alias Holmes, went to
Mooers, Clinton county, In 1888, in com
pany with another man and canvassed
the town for nursery stock. While there
he was engaged by the school trustees at
Mooer's Forks, and taught a term at their
school. At the close he went east and
soon returned with little boy, who re-
mained bat short time, and disappeared.
A little later he settled down at Mooer's
Forks In practice as a piysician for about
syeAr, During the presidential campaign
of 1884 he bet heavily on Republican VIC
tory, but to his dsmay Cleveland was
elected Shortly after this his true nature
commenced to develop, and the people be-
gan to hear and see rcnsons to question
his honesty. He left for Chicago owing
eofns bills bub about a year later returned
Tor few weoks' visit and settled some Of
Them. He spoke glowingly OF his busi-
mess at Chicago, During his stay here he
gained tho confidence and friendship Of
manV
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

Rehuildlng sale. 8, 0 Duck suits. Re.
duced half price. Llppincotts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
POLICEMAN CALLED 1T JUDGMENT.

CALLFDONIs. WHO WAS KILLED BY cABLE-cAR
SATURDAY HAD CAUSED A MANS DEATH
AND BEEN ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
1t was learned yesterday that John Calledonis
West Indian by birth. who struck and killed
Saturday afternoon by a cabe-car at Fifty third
St and Seventh-ave.. ten years ago killed young
Irshman for assauting his wife Caledonis at the
time was a hot-headed young fellow OF twenty-one
years and was employed In a barber shop at No.
Thomas-st. He and his wife lived in Thompson-st..
and one night young Irshn an. partially intoxi-
Gated entered his rooms and attempted to. assault
Mrs Cal.edonis The young husband resented It,
quarrel ensue.. ana Calledons killed the Intruder
He was tried for murder and acquitted. but
the affair clung TO him. and caused him much un-
happiness. Mrs. Calledons was much affected
that she became insane. and was committed to an
asylum where she stlll remains.
AT the tim" OF his death Calledons was thirty-one
years old ana lived at No. 3O7 West Sxty-eighth-
St He employed a bicycle instructor
Gormley Jefries' Bicycle School. in Seventh
Policeman Francis Mallon of the West Forty-sev-
enth-st. station. who arrested the gripman of the
which killed Gallo onis recalled the above story,
and said. perhaps this is judgment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
PRAIRIE FIRES RAGING ~ THE WEST

Green Bay Wis, Sept IA tract OF swamp land
about three miles square. in the OF Eaton and
Humboldt. this county, Is burning Damages
so far have been confined TO the burning OF many
stacks Of hay and fences but there is great danger
from II.
Wichita, Kan. Sept. 2.-Terrible prairie fires are
raging in the southern part OF Oklahoma. Thou
sands OF have been devastat ted. and the loss
Will be heavy. The damage TO the hay crop ~
great, and other crops have suffered. The cowboys
have organized into fire brigades and fighting
the advancing flames.
Kiel Wis. sept. IA great fire s raging I'm
swamp ha.f-mIle north OF the village OF New
Hosten. All the neighborhood has turned out to
stay the progress Of the fire.
Appleton Wis Sept 22.-Fire has broken out
again IN Center swamp, and yesterday burned over
small tract OF valuable timber The rain checked
1t considerably, but unless long-contnued. soaking
rains come, the whole swamp seems destined 10 be
burned. Farmers OF that region have protected
their property by system Of back fires during the
last week and In the OF the destruction OF the
swamp the loss will be mostly confined to timber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
SIGNS OF RESPECTABILITY THAT FAILED

MR. ROGERS WAS SURPRISED TO FIND BRIDES S
PICTURE IN THE RoGUEs GALLERY.
L. H. Rogers a statoner. Of No. Is Maiden Lane,
WAS going up the steps leading to the Cort!andt-st
Station 10 catch the Ninth-ave express uptown on
the evening OF July %, when he felt a tug at MS
wastcoat and found that his gold watch was gone.
CIR Rogers was not sure about the identity Of the
thief but he seized young man who had just
passed him and accused him Of the theft The
youth expressed great Indignation. He offered to
Turn his pockets inside out for Mr. Rogers TO show
that he had not the watch, and when that did not
satisfy Mr. Rogers ne offered 10 take him TO his
home and show him that he was Frank Mcbride
a rsspccrab bic clerk. Mr.. Rogers consentng, Nc
Bride took him TO hathouse at NO. llO west
Twenty-third-st, and. opening the door win ms
key said: Come upstairs and i IL sho" you II"
ali right o, H..
Mr. Rogers. however. was satisfied, and after
assuring himself by tapping McBrides pocKets
tha; he really did not have the watch, apologlzed
10 the young man and went nome. e altar roror,
He sailed for Paris the next morning aiter P 1ePol,
ing the loss of the watch at the DetectlVe Bureau
at Police HEADQUARTERS and telling all about the
young 49,. ,.h a
The following day Captain Mangin. of the fonkers
police returned ii TO headquarters VIII stoa5 S5
10 the effect that Charles PIKE, OF ionhes ,,aa
found IL In the side pocket OF MS coat on IedcIns
home and had handed II in at the Ionkers ponce
Station. rrs,o.ao,,
Mr. Rogers returned from Europe on WEDNESDAY
last and received his watch When ne went 10 o
claim 4, ne was asked TO take look id ovIi enS Sn
rogues gallery to see whether or not ne c0uiu IiIIu
the photograph Of the young man ne hao aceoin, "a
panel home To his surprise ne soon reeof nnes
him in a picture of Charles McBrlde; anas 'aiiss ,s
OConnor alias KID Hallisey' "ei-A'"' ''0"
Mcbride was arrested yesterday.