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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01


VIII the Repu ubllcans elect SENATOR
We predict they will, aud that 1t will be
re united" party, the typs OF "our nnlted
country" which Senator Higgins so elo-
quently portrayed at the assembly Of
Americans in Philadelphia to do honor to
the memory of Gen. Grant.
The party Gin Eblaware1 has suffered re.
verses like the country In our late war.
when we lost some OF our best generals,
but their nantels fell on others, who went
forth to victory.
We believe the union element will pre-.
dominate and harmonzs ON the typical
Gen Grant, who led the Republican party
IN Delaware in 30 year struggle (since
the war; 10 victory in 1894.
We believs the statesman who so ably
represented lis In the Unitod States Sen.
ate In his maiden term" will be returned
to that august body. and In the language
OF James q. Blaine (to our Senator in
1889 Tho Significance of his election will
be recognized by tho Republicans OF the
entire county, Let the fourteen who
nave tried to elect u senator take the first
step, by uniting on tho caucus nominee
and majority candidate (anG no othsr has
been found avallable) and tho live wilt
have voted for one man only will make 1t
unanimous. or prove themselves un. Re.
pu blican, un.DemocIHtlc and bear the re.
sponslbillty OF non-eiection. Heaven
forbid that the party should go OH record
as a "house civlded against itsef," dis.
solved and broken into fragments by fac.
tioEal feuds UNION.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

The political situation has changed
somewhat in the past few days and tho
change has brought CONSERVATION In
the Democratic ranks. Saveral days ago
il was reported that the leaders OF that
party were willing to Soneetle tho election
OF the Republicans. Now they Imagine
that they havea fighting ohaacs of wlu.
ming II an extra strong ticket can be
made, but the uncertainty of the selection
of that extra strong tickep ls Just what
is causing the cons ernation. 1t was re.
ported thata meeting OF Democrats had
been held on Monday with Wow OF find.
ing another candidate for mayor, but
which proved unsuccessful.
Another Democrat has announced HIM
self as a candidate for the office of city
solicitor. He Is William t. Lyman, who
was candidate for the Office in 1891 and
was defeated by Charles NJ. Curtis. And
there is another Republican after tax COL
leetor's h0nors. He is George W Phillips,
of the Seventh ward. His nomination Is
urged by his friends because of Ills practl-
cal knowledge OF the value of improved
real estate.
Among the announcements OF yesterday
was also that of James AIcKelvey. He
now has consented to allow his name to
be used In the raco for Council from the
Seventh ward. Mr.. MeKelvey has served
one term In Council from the valid.
But to the mayoralty contest ID conferred
the most Interest. Since this refusal of y.
II. Haynard 10 re tire from the eanvassIa nd
the consequent refusal Of Charles Baird
to he n candidate. an effort has been made
to Induce j. II. Lewis to retira ami allow
the contest to be made between Captain
johnson and s. II. Baynnrd. But Mr..
Lewis hlsaglin deolinoh to withdraw.
S. II. Baynard was called on yesterday
by several wel.known business men OF
the city, who are Interested in his canvass
for an answer to the following question:
Can we say positively that the charge
OF your being an AddicGs candidate Is not
warranted by the facts OF the case. and Is
1t true mat you are under no obli cations
to him other than that OF personal friend
shpY'
Mr.. Baynard's roply to this was as fol.
lows: None whatever, am not in tho
habit OF wearing political eollars, and
while | certainly appreciate MIR. Addlcks
good wishes, rs / do the good wishes
OF every ono OF my personal aud political
friend s. be his influence great or small.
am not the candidate OF any boss OF fac.
ton. | am a candidate for the Re-
publican nomination. and II SO nominated d
o candidate for the su tlrages of the poo.
pie. ] heartily deprecaie any attempt at
factional division In our party to oleot our
ticket. You can say positively that [ am
not III the tield as an Addloks caudldate."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

UN Err, hpTll oU
The poor OF Georgetown will still have
equai rlgh;s with the rich. lhe lill to al
low a vote for every dollar OF tax paid in
Georgetown wa5 killed IN the Senate to.
day.
After general little piece OF qulbbItng
to postpone action on the High License
bill introduced by Mr., Pyle the bill was
passed by the following vote:
Yeas-Ball Brown. Davis, Jolls, killen,
Morgan, Pj lie. Robbins. Townsend, wilson
Walker-Il
Nays Burton. Fleming. Money, Moore.
Mustard. Reyboid, Sypherd, Speaker Nc
MulleI--S.
In the afternoon the bill was reconsid.
cred and recon- tnitted. The bill made the
license fec In Wilmington 800; towns OF
under IL. 900 down to 1000 fes OF s5OO,
and under that f400, and one third oil the
increased revenue goes ir the general fund
and the rem alnder in the school fund,
Tho Sennlo passed the bill to allow the
Gordon Heights Electric Rail way Com pany
to extend it's lines to the Pennsylvania
boundary and to Increase its capital stock
to sum not exceeding 800 900.
Philip X. Clark ana George r. Townsend
were here TO day In It's interests.
The Senate this afternoon passed the
bill to allow the city of Wilmington to
borrow $3.50 900 for the improvement Of
streets. 1t Is House bill. The Senate
amended the bill SO that the loan could
and not to assisting III the building OF
overhead bTIdges. Tue members of the
SenBte seemed TO feel that it was the duty
OF the railroad companies to build all OF
the bridges. The House coDourred In the
Senate amendment and the bill ls now
law. Street and sewer Director Wllliau
Simmons has been here for several days
at work In the interests OF the bill and fl
Ially succeeded III getting It. passed.
In the House this AFTERNOON the bill pro.
hibitlng assessors from hanging up as.
5essment lists In saloons was passed.
: The House this afternoon killed the bill
to forbid the appointment or election to
any State county or niupiclpal office OF
any person for IN ore than three consecu-
tive terms. The bill does not apply to
offices OF Justice OF the poacs, notarles
public United States senators or offices
TO which there are no emoluments.
The Legislature will not hear the woes
Of any one on Thursday who wants dl.
voroe. The members on tnat day will
leave hero at o'clock on special train
for Newark for the purpose Of visiting
Delaware College.
Two bills attracting attention at present
are the wufkhouee bill and the constltu.
tlonal convention bill. Kent and Sussex
county feel that the few prisoners they
bave oan lie cared for under the present
system. 1t Is the city of Wilmington that
wants the workbouse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

Register of Wills Cooch on Tuesday
granted TO Mary z. Alexander lstters ties.
iamentary on the estate OF Horny L. Atex.
andel, late OF Wilmington hundred.
Some unknown party every morning
discharges a gun, which make9 1t very
dangerous for the residents of the vicinity
of Fifth and Harrison streets to leave their
houses. The authorities are making an
investigation.
Horace Cooper has been sentenced to
hang on Juna II for tho murder Of Maggie
Pitts at Cokesbury, near 1lkLon, on Nov.
Is, 1891.
Thieves stole $50 worth OF st9mps from
the Black bird post office ON Sunday night.
Professor +. NsBFgsTK fofmerly OF this
city. ts the guestof George Fink.
Qnigley and Mullen have purchased
from the executor OF Cyrus Stern tho
building adjoining their store on Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Tho Quay County Bill Defeated, but May
be neconsidsred.

HARRISBURG. May The Quay county
movement was given n serious setback in
the house yesterday. The bill creating tho
new county was defeated on final passage
by vote Of 02 yeas to 50 nays, less than a
constitutional majority. The advocates
OF the bill have already prepared to make
fight to reconsider tho bill. They are
In majority, but 1t Is question whether
they can muster enough votes to pass it
finally. Tho bill has already passed the
senate.
The Cotton building and loan associa-
tion bill was also defeated. The measure
was introduced by request of the Pitts
burg Building and Loan Association
league. Ii was advocated by Mr.. Cotton
and other members from Allegheny and
western Pennsylvania The bill author
lies building and loan associations to
issue two kinds Of stock, one for invest.
Inent and the other for home builders The
opponents of the bill claimed that 1t would
allow these associations to do Il banking
business, and that it was in direct opposi-
tion to the interests of the home builders.
The Marshall BILL prohibiting the sale
of oleomargarine and other limitations Of
pure butter, passed finally The bill Is
similar to the act of 1885, except that 1t di-
rects that one-half of the fine collected
from violators shall go to the county and
the other half to the department of agricul-
turo for the use of the state dairy and food
commissioner.
The bill creating the Office of deputy
auditor general passed second reading on
special order, and will be considered this
afternoon on third reading and final pass
age 1t has already passed the senate
Should Ii become u law tho position will
be rendered to Captain p, d. Brlcker, of
Jersey ShoIe, the represent corporation clerk
OF the department. The bill provides that
1t shall go into effect ut once. 1t will prob
ably be received and signed by the COVER
nor by next Tuesday, in order that Cap
tain Bricker may enter upon the duties of
office at tho same time as Auditor General
Mylln.
Chairman Lawrence reported the con-
gressional apportionment bill from COM
mittee. The bill gives Philadelphia and
| Allegheny zach an additional district.
The McQuown bill, to prohibit chan ginR
of text books by school boards oftener
than once In five years after their adop-
tion, was called up and defeated finally.
Among the bills passed finally were Civ
ing female teachers the same salary as
male teachers when occupying similar po-
sitions; authorizing the board OF public
| buildings and grounds to set aside plot
In Capitol park for o monument to be
erected by the Sixteeners' association in
memory of Governor Curtin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01
Highest of all in Leavenng PowcrLaest U. S Govt Report
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There was tilt botwsou Levi Bird and
Professor Harry Trimbie while the iat%
ter was being cross examined In the
Injunction case lE Chancery Court yesterS
day afternoon. Mr.. Trim Dls's direct exam
alton ended shortly after the opening Of
court and Mr.. Bird at once began to hurl
question after question at the witness with
I'll the view Of shaking his testimony but
he was unsuccessfui. In talking about the
tests OF The colors of water and what 9TH
or witnesses for the plaintiff had said
about the colors Of the water Mr.. Trlmbls
said he believed that the men were misleds
1t was hard 10 carry colors In the eve for
any length of time Mr.. Bird said:' Not to
use harsh term. you believed they li0d.'
mo" replied The witness think the
responsibility for that rests with the attor.
neys.
lilo professor said that 1t was easy to
trick man by showing him bottle OF
water to coin pare with some other water.
Then Mr. Bradford who conducted the ex.
animation fooled the n" tuid Mr.. Bird. II
think on had d hand In 1t, was the reply.
The spectators and the counsel on tho
other side enioVed this tilt greatly Dur.
Ing hts cross.examltation he criticised the
ANALYSIS made by Chemist Frank koop
Smith
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

President Chambers was not at the
meeting OF the Street and Sewer Depart
ment last night and contracts were not
given out as was expected Mr.. Moore pre-
sided and the business before the directors
was transacted with despatch F. T.
Clymer & Co. sent in notice, which was
on one Of the blanks that is used for no
tifying property owners about bad side
walks The notice called attention to the
fact that the street bed at Third and Or
ange streets was in wretched condition
that bad would not describe.
Sewer permits were granted to Edward
Johnson Peninsula Land and Loan Com
pany, Joseph Williams, Thomas Lloyd
John W. Rea, 0. X, Robinson, Fred W.
Hoskns. o. +. McKageny; b. II. Down
ward was given permission to set curb
The applications for sewers Of the Board
OF Health. f. l.. Mitchell and e. l.. Rice,
were referred to the engineer.
Bids for making books and printing bill
heads and blanks were awarded to the
Mercantile Printing Company for S5S. The
other bidders we're: Charles NJ. Smith,
$63.50; Diamond Printing Company, $72.25;
E. S. II. Butler, S6710.
The Yay-rolls passed were: Weekly
s436S5 monthly, $429 and s3O5. The sec
retary's collections amounted to S3OI,0S;
the city treasurer's balances, Sl0,014.6Oi
street Improvement, $2797; tree fund $4s2.-
A. The secretary was instructed to COM
municate with the Park Commission about
the care of the trees on Gilpin avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01
U. 4. M. y. Conference.

W Est 1HESIkli ApTll ou.
At the m ornlng session OF the u. A. NJ.
L. Conference Bishop Rulay appointed
Rev. Asbury Smith OF Newark, Delaware,
Presiding Elder OF The First Epscopa
District and also to respond to assist
Bishop james H. Cook in his district when
called upon.
Rev. George W. Burrell was removed
from the agency OF the Book Concern TO
take the appointment OF pastor of tho
church at Newark, Delaware Rev. Wal
ter l.. Casteil Unsupported book agent
Rev. William II, Guy spoke most sub
stantialy on The grand werk done by tho
Christian EndeavOr Society all over the
United States. and hopes to see great adj
ditions made by the coored people as
well a. the white and that nt tho next
Annual Conference We want to be repre-.
sented In the presence of our Bishop.
The list OF oiliuers Tor tho Missionary
Board were presented to the Conference
Tor confirmation, and conGiste1 asIpl-
lows. President. Rev. William d. B1iid,
of Media; Vice President hev. l. A. Pur-
nell, of Philadelphia; Secretary. Rev. l..
Smith. of Coatesrllle; Assistant Secretary,
Rev. William ii. Guy. OF Wilmington /;
Treasurer. Rev. jacob +. Ramsey, OF West
Chester; stewart. Rev. joan W. Clemens.
West Chester. Those olii1srs vera dnly
elected by the Missionary Society Gnu
confirmed by the Conference.
After presenting resolutions In favor of
newspapers the conference closed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

loave the yard OF tho Harlan and Hollngs.
worth Company. Tie boilers which hav o
been placed in are new and OF an imp ov cd
type, and will add to the speed of the
craft, Nearly $500 has been spent on
the boat. The nav boilers are 20 feet long
and ID feet wide, each containing 2450 feet
OF iiues. new condenser containing
1852 tubes has also boon provided.
These Improvements and many others,
including new restaurant uhd Increased
Stage facilities for tho theatrical perfor m .
ances, have made practically new Re-
public. Whsn ready for It's regular trips
few people will be able To realize the great
amount OF labor and the small fortune ex.
pended TO make this steamer more than
ever tho fastest and most comm odious OK.
cursion boat auoat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-Flour firm; win
ter super, s2.20125o; winter extras, $2.5oD
2.G0; No winter family. So 75S2 90; Pennsyl-
vania roller straight, S2,9O93,eO western win
ter clear, S2.s1A3lO, Wheat weak, lower,
with Csc bid and 6sI4c. asked for April. Corn
weak, lower, with 52o. bid and h2l4c. asked
for April; sc. bid and 52lac. asked for May.
Oats quiet, easier, with $3.50. bid and 3Io.
asked for April. Hay quiet, nrm; good to
choice timothy, Sl3dl350. Beef steady. Pork
dull. Lard weak lower; western steam, ST;
city. $0,37lf. Butter steady; western dairy, 8
Gl2c.; do. creamery, l29l9c.; do factory, ~
9llc.; Elgins, iac.; imitation creamery, so
l4c.; New York dairy, 10al7o.; do. creamery,
lec.; Pennsylvania creamery prints. fancy,
23o.; do, choice, &c; do fair TO good and gar.
icky, l862lc,; prints jobblng at 2ilss7c. Cheese
steady; New York large, case; small. 6Gtso /;
part skins; 266sio,; full skins, lDlIc. Egg
market steady; New York and Pcnnsyl vania,
13IsalBBfc.; western fresh, l3I41l3tsc.; south
l1nl3c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

LONDON, May IAN election was held
yesterday in the east division of Leeds to
MI the vacancy In the house of commons
caused by the death of Mr. ]. L. Cane
1Aberal), who died at sen while returning
10 England from New Zealand. Tho can
ditlAtes were Councillor Leuty, exsmayor
OF Leeds, who stood in tho Liberal inter
est. and Mr.. j. d. Power, of Marlow,
Buckinghamshire, who represented the
Conservatives, Mr.. Leuty was elected by
. snajority of 1,l3l. At the last election
ths Liberal majority was S27
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

WASHINGTON, May Tho bureau of tho
American republics is informed that the
government of the Argentine republic has
decided to invite bids from architects
throughout the world for plans of new
building intended for the use OF congress.
Three prizes will be offered for the best
design-one of $50, 900, one of $4,000 and
ono Of 5000 The architect receiving the
first prize will be given the execution of
the work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

ST. LOUIS May Judge Murphy, in
the case against p. W. Chandler, a former
well known member Of the Merchants
Exchange, who is charged by James F.
Coyle, prominent business man Of this
city, with immoral conduct with the lat
ter's wife, yesterday sentenced the defen-
dant to pay fine OF $500 spd serve six
months in the workhouse. The suit re-
suited from the suit for divorce brought
by Coyle recently against his wife, in
which Chandler was named as oo-respon-
dent. The divorce case Is still pending.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

DENTON, Nd, May /. - Marshall e.
Price, the young blacksmith charged with
tho murder of Sallie +. Dean, the school.
girl, was arraigned yesterday. his petition
for change of venue having been denied.
he pleaded not guilty to the Indictment,
and requested trial before open court,
through his counsel. The father of the
murdered girl was the flrst witness. He
repeated his testimony, ms given at the
ooroner's inquest. Insanity, it is under
stood, will be the defense of Price
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

One day last week as z J.Nhanfler was
passing the mill dam OF Marshall iisos.
Yurklyn, he no'ioHd what he thought was u
Wild duck. He notified Harry PHaroab at
the mil. and the latter weat out aud shot
tho bird. II proved TO be a beautiful fowl
and Weighed four pounds but what kind
of bird II is not known. 1t looKs very
much like duck but has a pehked bill.
few. days previous MIR. PharOah shot
larga .orano on the .dam. Both birds
will be mounted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

CupptnRaM1 lsornil :. M y. sseouiSi
Nj. f, Davis. Jeweier, 0 10. 9ni st
Cupplug Slseoi.lna PArlSer.bJs NEallsDn
American Laundry, 6D! West Front st.
Slmms' JLvar Pills quick IN curling
headache. splendid llvar 5slnulane; os,t
ever made; thousands say so. JJ5 King
street.
TIC healthy wealthy and wise all lsI
DIR. Simms White PulmonIo Baisan
when troubled with coughs. sorc throat,
lung Diseases. &C.. SOC aud 81. Depot 81
King street.
nr. Siiums' White fulmonlc Balsam. tho
posltiye euro in sore throat and lang dis.
eases, coughs hoarsene 8. Group, blood
splitting. &c. Sold by regular druggists
only aud At to- King street at 50 GENTS and
81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01
Wants tho Evldenoe In waller,. Case.

PARIS, May Limited States Ambassa-
dor Eustis requested NJ. Hanotaux, minis
Ser of foreign affairs, to communicate to
him copy of the evidence upon which ex-
Consul Waller was convicted and sem
tonced to twenty years imprisonment.
M. Hanotaux Immediately wired Mr. Eus-
As that he would supply him with records
Of the court martial the moment they ar
nyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

CHICAGO, May 1.-Because It could not
be proved that the International Grand
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ia
an incorporated body Judge Clifford yes.
terday took from the Jury the ease of WILL
lam A. Burns and discharged the prisoner.
BONE time ago Burns was indicted for
forging and counterfeiting the seal of the
organization mentioned, it being alleged
that by means of false dies and stamps he
had obtained passes and sold them to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

Sheriff Gills will he buslly engaged sell.
ing properties during tho month begin.
ming to-day. He already has twenty. ono
sales arranged and these Will take place
during the coming two weeks. This
afternoon he Will sell property of WIn.
J. ii. LlUgo; on Thursday the personal
effects OF |. w, Gibney; Oh Friday that OF
Jacob and Auley Hlll; on Saturday pro.
perLy OF the Stanton Hall Company: on
May s John ". El.ls; 9th, John N. Dillon
aud Michael kenney; lDtn. three proper
ties of FruLcis $. Bradley and one of
James Batl llth George Lemaistre, W.
Il Quinn, L. Henry Johnson, James Ii.
Dukes. George Q. Robinson and three pro.
pertieA OF Sarah u Shnnnpn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

Go TO Smelt2 & Co. II East Fngrin
street. for all kinds Of fru Is. prp4ure.
oystars nnd tlsh; whulea,la ami retdil.
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

tsrs and other mechanics In the r., W. Il
b. Railroad shons at the foot OF French
Itreet are working again on full time
This order oamo laet week and the men
nave slnoe boen working ten hours . day
worked but nine hours day and liye days
o week. Sone ganse work all night The
inen. 1t 70 almost neod!ese tc say. !ikc the
change.