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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
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The shipment OF s4.400O00 today for
Europe has created quite a sensation In
monstary circles. The prediction that
snch shipments had tormin ited have been
Completely fRlsilod. Gold continues to
lie shipped to Europe oimply because of
the largo importation OF gOoda that We
should make ourselves. while very light
sifIprnents OF cotton, wheat and other
articles are being made. Tie balance OF
trade Is heavily against ur, and hence
Tile shipment Of gold This is tho legiti.
mate effect Of the Wilson tariff bill. md It
is folly for any one to attempt to deny
THAT such Is the case. So long rs we con-
tinue to buy more than we sell we must
may tho difference In money, and ship
ments OF gold must be made.
The only way we can stop this leak ls to
stop Importetions. aud then We shall have
further deficit In the treasury, AMI we
shall have To borrow money to pay the
expenses of the government The Wilson
tariff bill is failure in every respect. q
deluslon and snare. 1t Is certainly a
bill to create deficit or II the Imports
are so large as to yield sufficient sum to
meet ex penaes 1t must result in breaking
down our manufacturers and impoyer'
ishlnR our own people.
1t requires q great many lessons TO i'm
part common sense to some persona.
but such demonstrations as aro afforded
through these repeated shipments oil gold
must eventuallyrusulti In convincing tho
most stolid Democrat OF tito Injurious
our country VIZ may possibly conclude
that the tarill Is no longer party Issue.
but until that time arrives We shall cor
slider revision OF the present tariff one
of the mt ost Important qGeetions before
the American people
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

II your infants or oIlildren are sick give
them that greatest Of all children's RENE.
dies. Dir. Greenss HervUra blood and
nerve remedy. This wonderful remedy is
above ALL family medicine. and its
name is a household word In tho usn nds OF
homes all over the land. IL Ia made from
pure and harmless vegetable remedies, is
calming, soothing and healing to tile
nerves. and at the same time. strengthens
and invigorates the entire system. restor.
ing healthful color to the cheek. re.
freshlng sloep strong uerves, stout limbs,
mud tint bounding health and vitality
which all children should have. 1t ls per.
fecily safe to giyo to children of any age.
and It's curative and restorative effects are
wonderful.
It Is not patent medicine but the pre-.
scription or the most succes3ful living
specialist In curing nervous and chronic
diseases. GT. Greene. OF 35 West 18th St.
New York City. He has the largest prae.
e. ce In the world and this grand medical
discovery Is the result Of his vast expert.
ence. The great reputation of Dr, Greene
10 guarantee that mis- medicine will cure.
and the fact that he eau be consulted by
anyone at any time. free of Charge per.
sonally or by letter. gives absolute assur.
ance Of the beneficial estion Of this won
derful medicine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

WHEN will the base ballIteams learn to
play ball without Kicking on thu umpire's
decisions2 Whom snah things take place
their will be larger attendance at all OF the
base Lull games In our city. II the boys
make UP thair miuas to play good ball
they will reap the benefit Of big crowds
aud larger recsIn pts at the gate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAME
National Lpnrue.

National League.
At adelphia--Philadeiph 1s; New
York, 8. At st. Bouis-Cleveland, Is;
St. Louis, z. At Baltimore-First game;
Baltimore, 8; Boston, 0. Second game.
Baltimore, II; Boston, 10. At Washington
First game Washington, a. Brooklyn,
o. Second game: Washington, s; Brook
fyn, 3. At Pittsburg- -Pittsburg, 4; Gin.
cinnati, D. At observation-disclosures, 15;
Louisville, 3.
Eastern League.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8; Scranton,
4. At Syracuse Syracuse, "A; Rochester, 4.
At Buffalo-Buffalo, 49,; Toronto, IL.
Pennsylvania state League.
AT Iianeastcr--1,nno"stcr IL; Reading, L.
Heck plnyed great game.
Moref0ck was little cn.
Hayes was right at home.
Positive Smyrna, comparative kick,
superlatlvs lost-irom tho q. A. Q. gram
mar.
The game at Dover on Wednesday
might have boon stopped by uncalled for
reasons. but the mnHsger OF tho Rockford
club on Saturday did not say 'Fintsh the
game or you recsive no money" Jno
RErunIIcAN representative wRs alongside
of Manager McAlahon and heNd mot use
the words. A letter in n morning paper
attributes the words to Nc Muhon.
The biaachers hud hud lots oil run with
MrCauGhan.
Phillles won another.
baltimore took two.
My, oh my. The G. A. C.'s bats wero full
of hits.
Leach was little wild. but he knew
how to hit tho bull. Heck saved many a
run yesterday. M.-.
Cleveland won nnoiher.
Chester A. A. Ia padded.
g, A. G. has new flag.
Watch Rockford play the G. A. Z. trick
on Smyrna this afternoon.
IL Smyrnn cannot win n game hy play
Ing they should never win IL by R1clit1. -
base ball wo mean Of course.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

The suddsn taking a way from the world
OF Cnarlea Theodore Russell Bates eldest
son Of George H. Bates, on Friday. was
one OF the ssdest events OF the week He
was bright young man and u favorite
with his companions. His family has
the sympnthies OF the entire community
in their sad bereavement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

Nothing in the world so strengthens
the weak, SO readily restores lost nerve
force so surely makes thu alllng and pee.
vlsn young woman or growing hoy we'll
aud cheerful.
And for the aged and lniirm the whole
world knows Its wonderful curative
powers. Rev. Erastus Ro&,ey. president
OF the famous Kentucky Female College.
writing TO the proprletors of PAlne's
celery compound. says:
Il was for several years a sioR man. My
sickness was attended with constipation,
with nervousness and insomnia. and the
least excitement would cause palpltatlon
Of the heart. ] have In the last three or
four years used several widely advertised
Preparations Finally took Paine's celery
compound and Iregsrd 1t as superior to
all others, especially II used strictly as
you direct. BY using this do not suffer
from constipation. inability to sleep. or
from palpitatlon OF tho heart as formerly.
am still using Palne's celery compound
at times, and shall take pleasure In recon.
nending 1t to Others"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

WORD comes that Charles r. Althouse.
cashier of The National Bank at Sellersvllls
Bucks County Pa, who has been missing
fr ON home since September 9th has been
heard from una has written homo to his
wife that hs was worrying over private
accounts. He Is believed to be insane u
his bank accounts huve been found TO be
all rlght.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

The Navy Department made public Its
action Ia the case oil COp:ain George W.
Sumner. iato in the command OF the
Unltod States Ciuiser Columbia. The
sentence OF the court was. "That he DO
suspended from duty for porIod of
six months on waiting orders and to
he reprlmandod by the HonorahIe Secre-
tary Of the Navy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

TuE Columbian Liberty bell q fact
simile nj the famous liberty bell OF Pnila.
del rhia. started OH its trip around the
world on Friday morning. 1t will first
be exhibited at the Atlanta fair. after
which 1t will be taken through the
Southern States and Mexico. From there
1t Will 20 TO Europe and then around the
world.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

AFTLR the MoIlie Magu ires have been
exterminated or driven from tho coal re-
glon oil Pennsylvania. wo hear that the
iuns have banded together to drive out
oil other workiIgmen of othsr natlonall-
ties even Americana have 10 20. This Is
only what can DO expected from tho way
the Hood gates huvs been let down.
The Huns should be mace to go and that
at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

wuo says the Wilmington water Is not
clear as crysLnY Draw n glass and look
at 1t, letting the light shine on 1t. 1t has
been sald by reliable gentleman that the
new one hundred thousand litter is no
good, but for all that the Braudywine
water is far nhead OF any othsr city )
supply for quality ana quantity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

AS Ine henooi year opane, attention Is
directed to the oft repeated advice OF lead.
Ing educators, warning teachers. parents
md scholars against the fearful results of
exhaustive brain work among young peo
pie.
To thousands Of girls and boys, unneryed
by tito strain OF school life. Palne's celery
compound, (which was Ilrstprescrlned by
Americas greatest toacber. Prof. Edward
e, Phelps. NJ D.. LII. d.. Of Dartmouth
Celleae) has boen n blessing. making thom
well nrd strong. feeding tho brain and
nerves. and enrichIng AMI purifying the
blood.
The recent recon mendntion OF Paine's
celery compound by Principal Camp OF
New Haven nnd the equally outspoken
praise OF this greatest oi remedies by OK.
President Cuuk OF the National Teachers
Association, arc Two OF the thousands OF
such testimonials from parente and teach.
ers throughout the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

EvIBEsTIY the Trustees at Farnhurst
want to employ a now architect After
advertising three times for bids the Trus.
tees find that they are too high for the
money IN hand to erect the proposed OK.
tension Better havo q now architect.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
M Mu.aNanon ANn soarHsas !. :
rIMErA rIBiN EFFRcr sept a. lsss.

Trains leays wiiminsfun tFrsncn strsst
etatiunt for H. a q. Janoiion. Montchanln,
wtpterthur. Guyencourt Grsrogue. Cossart
tsf. Embrceviils. MortonvIlis, ContssviIle
and intermediate stations daily except sun
dag. at Z. IS y m. leA 4os and 80 .. IN. smu-
nay only ut RIO T. m.. % and Aoy d. m.
For Waynesburx Jnnction. sprinrneid ami
intermediate stationa daily oxcept Sunday.
III ..s,s. M. LIS and 4.o5 p. IN. Sunday only
NJ $40 q. M, Its aud A,o5 D. m
For Joanna Blrdsboro. n leading and inter-
mediate stations. daily except Bunday. at
T.d5 a. in. aud l.bB p. m. Sunday only at u 10
q. m. aud l.5b y. m.
A. q. McCAusI.ANp. superinteadsak.
BUWNESS Blt.0uS. 0ea. Pass Agont-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
EDrh nnd Eenh-

Il feed yaas didn't T." said the guest
who had wa.1ed long and patiently for his
dinner 30 Icssal We'll, YOU feed me.
What | wani Is q littla reciprocity" The
waiter iuohni ut Lin maurnfully and then
murmarcd, LIZ sorry, boss. but ze
afraid Nyg's - Out Oh dat "-Washington
Star
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

much the They made pretty and attractive the
opposite by the furniture which placed in Them We
showing artistic and servceabe furniture for any and all
and in assortment and price we'll be found qsua In fact
we're at our old tricks again. cutting prices and making bus
ness hum
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

FIRE took place In the paper stock
room OF the New York World on Thurs.
day evening which fos time looked as
II 1t would end In a serious con!agratou.
The fire started just beneath the slie walk
on the Park row side Of the Word buld.
ing. There was no less than ;nrs 4H0ndted
persons In the building and ths thick
black smoke poured up the elevator
shafts and spread through the entire
building. The loss Is estimated at us
600.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

soHEDuIE FOR TODAY.
Washington at philadelphia.
Boston ut New York.
Cinoinnati at PittRbur1.
Louisville ut Chicago.
cleveland at 81. Louis.
Brooklyn at baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

The dull times are the eause o. tie sus
pension OF the Iron Exchange bank at
Duluth Mimi. State institution owned
practically by the Alerritts The bank
made n assignmsnt 10 John Z. Merritt
The debts are said to be more thun go OlO
Tdeir last statement made on July llth,
showed loans and dlseOunts OF s95, 1000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

Miss Grace Il. Harrison hulltHg from
B lston, Muss writes TO the New York
Herald, that previous to her visit to New
York sha had CLEANED from one or two
daily papers, OF which the Herald was
en- aud from certain weekly illustrated
paper, that blouluers were worn by ladies
In New York Sic said took It for granted
that they were ths regular Thing and SO
when l came TO New York for yisit Ia
ded to indulge in long teit desire and
wear boomers. My Iirst experience was
its enough, ! do not court notoriety.
] am not an actress. as many bayo lutl,
mated nor have any Intention of bsco u :.
ttg ono. Que experience was enough.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
BASE BALL NEWS.

rrhis column wul be devoted 70 nase nAn
newA nnewe cenoerning the eiuna II re-
apectfuily aolicitoa. Addrcss all c0mmunf-
cntiens 20 -Rass Ball Editor." Rspnbiisan
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

FRED. Tyler is rival OF 'P.ttshurg
Phil" aud Riley Grammar In the betting
ring. and Ia dubbed the "lIummlng Brd."
Tyler began in the betting ring with
i've dollar note two weeks ago and has
e!nce run IL up to $40 .00o. 1t Ia feported
that he won $1,000 On Henry of Ma,
Varre and that he quit the day previous
TO the Henry of NIyarIs Iace 49, 400
ahead. It is only those that have phe
nomoGal run Of luck that you ever hear
OF, but OF the thousands who lose, never
q word is published about them. Betting
Oh horse races Is ike playing faro o. any
OTHER game Of chance the banker gets 1t
all in the end. SO the "bookies" in tho rae.
Ing business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE.

MIR. II. Eulnes, No. $50 East 9th street.
mOtorman on tho Eighth anL Union st.
cars. met with an accident two years ago
and not being able to work since, heng
under Tho DOCTORS treatment and recsiv.
ing no benefit. Iapplled Prof G. u. Hoke's
Electric Appliances AMI IN three weeks
time / could walk without my cane and
In u very few days will go to my WORK.
wonderful cure OF rheumatism
Mise Johnson. 4th ana Union has been u
sufferer for . years and applying Prof. c.
q. Hoke's Electric Appliances made u
complete cure of her.
Prof. c. U. Hoke the inventor CT Hoke's
Belts Supporters. will challengaa all rene
dies to show equal results In curing and
relieving the suffering
Ollce No, SOC King street Lady attend.
ant. For all Information address John
Townsend, SOC King street. Office hours
: q. IN. 8 p. In. Sundays 0 a. M. y. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

ENr ne vodr alnk or drain. II they
smeit G", -e Banner+mar's Phenyle, for
sale by uil druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
t. VI. wIer. Filth nud .<lns streets.

Lave you tried our pound cake? There Is
no cake in this town like ours; get our cake
and compare it with the cake you buy IN
other places. We sell more cake In one week
than any s. ore In this city sells In a month;
that spetks well for our cake, don't you
think so2 Try a pound. Its only lao; then
you can tell " hich Is the best. Schumacher
Iolod oats, DC a pound. is low; there IL no
better ats Hire's Jamaica ginger. in quar-.
ter pint tiasks at lOc ! handy to have around
the house Do you buy spices from us? We
have nil Binds. new and pure; we don't keep
cheap spices of any kind 10 you like baked
beansf u you do Oh ought TO Try the red
kidney beans. put up in cans this Is some
thing new aud its tinc. We have tue genu-
Inc buttermillS soap, x5c Il box. eaSes In
Doxi there is no bettcr toilet soap made than
this. Dont forget our brown sIrAr; we
nave some extra new number one. Mack ere!
white and Iati we are selling them. Right
good butter always ut T. M. Mier's, Fifth
and King streets. sl3-Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
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A correspondents suGEests that n our
Port wardsns wish ts Improve ths Chris
tlanA. they should maks fhs banks ON both
sides tho wharf line from the mouth OF
tho Brandywine TO tine Delaware river and
not allow single wharf or pisr TO extond
beyond the same. BY this arrangement
we would have q limo hnrbor to Aocommo.
date the largest vessels at comparative.
ly small cost. while the establishment OF
wharvesaad docks on the Delaware would
cost millions oil dollars to render them
safe whenever an castsrly or southerly
wind shafi prevail. Such wlnds would
wreck every vessel and wharf In spite Of
all precautions to insuro safety. Tho
true course Is to improve the Christians,
and make Its mgath so vessels can load
or unload, and In case Of storm be per-
foctly secure from the wind and waves.
1hs festivities OF the boys In blue who
have beon attending the Grand Army
encampment held at Louisville. Ky.. for
the last few days, came 20 an and on Fri.
day evening, Tho affair ended In a bril-
liant hop. Eight Thousand OF the lending
citizens OF Louisville and vlsitors from
abroad participated in the function and
the array OF beautiful faces and gorgeous
toilets oemelned 10 make It pass Into Ills.
tory In the memory OF those present as
something they will ever remember with
pleasure as a groen spot In their lives.
The old soidiera and thsir families are
now on their way to their homes. ceiling
amply repaid Tor their visit to Louis vtlle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

II you want peaches 60 20 No9 East 4th
street. We are receiving them every day.
and We expect to receive a cur load on
Friday, winch We will sell very low.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

SENAToRiCalvin s. Brlce has sent word
to the Ohio Company Committee that he
would give $500 600 and the money was
ready whenever 1t was needed. The Dsm.
ocrats Of Ohio are desperate and mean to
carry the State II money will do it, 1t is
also said that Mr.. Thomas and Tom Johu-
son will each give 5000 10 tho Demo-
Gratis to help carry the State. From tho
above there appears to be no end Of IN onsy
to be put in lhe coming campaign In 0hio.
From tho above 1t begius to look as II tia
Democrats are doing In Ohio what the
Democrats made such hue and cry about
in Delaware at the last election. Money.
CoRoSERs jurles are selected for the pur.
pose OF trying TO lind out how accidental
or sudden deaths occur. That Is what the
Coroner Is elected by tho people for. 1t
is sometimes extremely hard for Coro.
ner's iuries to get all the facts In the oasos
viewed and over which inquests are held.
The jurors act in conscientious manner
and render verdlcts as tho evidence
brought before them leads them to judge
and make up Iheir view OF the cass.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
~ EEPS GOING AHEAD.

~ EEPS GOING AHEAD.
~ Every day new custo.
"A mers. "Let me see
those Suits you are selling for
50 and Sc. 75. Never anything
like it in clothes selling. TO
think of buying Mems All Wool
stylish, perfect fitting Suits for
s5 and Sc. 75.p Yes. we revo.
lutionized the Clothing bust
ness when we made it impossi-
bic for people to buy at such
prices.
Now. we're putting it within
the reach of everybody to buy
Best Black Suits-fiue worsted.
A choice, either $13. so or
Sl6.50. just the quality that
was S20 and S25.
Fail Overcoats, So and Sc. rs.
Special Covert Overcoats,
$3.50, SO, Sl2. SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14
CA-PE MA X, 81
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Rn. and steamer
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cpinmencinR Monday. june I7sh. ieoa trains
will leave French street STALLION. W. n n
railroad. daily ut $50 a. nj. To connect with
steamer Hepnblic at Della ware river pier. Be.
turning Will leave pier on errivM OF
nteznzof.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

DO not forget thnt now Ia the time to
take Iayiot's Extract Malt, made and sold
by ". Z. Taylor. 309 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-14

On the purchase OF S15. 90
worth, we pay railroad exc ur-
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-10-04
CHINA BACKS DOWN.
AFRAID OF ENGLISH WRATH.


Washington, Sept. 30-Minlster Dem
by cabled the state department from
Pekln as follows: Imperial decree Is
issued. Abstract: Responsibility for
SIZE Chuen riots rests with officials.
Vlceroy Liu carelessly took no notice
Of the beginning of the riots. He is
deprived Of office, never to be employ
ed. Other officials to be punished"
This would seem to indicate that the
crisis impending In China, involving n
naval demonstration by the British
forces, has been averted, for time at
least, by compliance with the princi-
pal demands of the British. 1t cannot
be learned whether the decree comedies
all Of the demands made. The cable
gram makes no reference to the sweep
ing conditions imposed by the British
minister that tile guilty officers be pun.
ished by suspension for three years In
all promotions and appointments In the
civil service In the province Of SEE
Chuen.
viceroy Liu, whose fall Is announced,
has been In trouble before. It is said
he was found guilty last November of
misapproprating funds, md later on
because the French Investigations
showed that he was responsible for the
Cheng TIL riots. He was obliged to
pay an indemnity OF 100000 TO the
French Catholic missions from his own
pocket.
The present conclusion. which has
been brought about apparently by
threats, will not involve the abandon
ment Of the Independent investigation
into the Cheng tn riots which has been
ordered by Secretary Olney. There has
been change In the personnel OF the
commission, and Commander Barber,
the naval attachc, who has fallen i'll,
has been relieved from duty as COM
missioner by Lieutenant Commander
John p. Merrill, executive officer of the
United States steamship Baltimore.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-10-04
FIVE LIVES CRUSHED OUT.
Premature Explosion of u blast Nca
Kansas City.

Kansas city.
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. Live lives
were crushed out at quarry eight miles
out from Independence this morning by
the premature explosion of blast. The
victims are.
MILES MTiERNAN, contractor, lives
at Kansas City.
CON PRuI1"r. farmer. % years old,
lives near Sibley. Missouri.
DANIEL LARKIN, quarryman, Kan
sas City.
PAT WELSH, quaryman, Kansas
City.
TOM FERGUSON. boy. 0 years old.
The men We're crushed under huge
rock and instantly killed. The boy lived
few hours.
Two blasts had been set, one of pow
der to be touched off by electricity. 1t
was intended to touch on the smaller.
and the men had stepped out of the way
and right under the blast. The man
whose business It is to touch OFF the
blast mistook the signal and set OF the
large blast. A terrific explosion fol-
lowed, Earring loose an immense over,
hanging rock, which mashed the men to
pulp. SO quickly did the accident occur
that the men had no time TO escape The
boy missed the full sweep or the rock,
but was struck by fragments of 1t. and
was so badly hurt that he lived but a
few hours. II was several hours before
the death-dcallng rock could be removed
and the remains OF the victims recov-
cred. Most of them We're married and
leave families.
In addition 10 these John Ferguson,
Joe Fleming, Edward Clnci and Dick
Willard, who Were standing near the
quarry. Were severely bruised, but their
injuries are not serious.