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rHe PENINSULA Press.
What the Delaware and Eastern shore
Editors Are Talking About.

What the Delaware and Eastern shore
Editors Are Talking About.
Governor Reynolds has made but one
record which wiz be remembered when
his term is recalled, and that is for hav-
ing granted more pardons. upon the
poorest excuses, Of any man who ever
occupied the office Of governor In Della
ware Morning News.
Higgins drew 6rst blood in the Rspub
lican organization. Addiokss money
counted election day, but it was not 3
match for certain sly msnipnlators on
Monday night. IL remains to be seen
how completely Addieks's leg has been
pulled. Dover Index
The cold weather has stuck By MS
faithfully, but the wrath between Ad.
diokss men and Higgins's men grows go
hot that thawiug weather cannot be
longer delayed. lt will be here In q day
or two Every Evening
We hope to see changes In our election
laws as will enable rs, as nearly as pos
sible by such cid, to abolish vote buying
We have law against bribery but It
nulifes itself.-Seaford News.
The National Guard Of Delawar.
should be again put on a firm footing BY
our Legislature. Delaware should hRv,
a militia, sn honor TO the state, and tn,
only way to make such a thing possibl,
is for the state to appropriate q sufficient
SUM Of money to enable the soldier hoyl
to keep up thair organization without
having 10 20 down in their individua
pockets to do so-Dsuy Republican.
We do not believe that the Dsmoerati
members OF the Legislature have an
responsibility in the election Of Unite
States senator aad should co moth
Ing to help the Republicans on
OF the snaTl ia which they now are The
we're sent there TO represent the interel
OF Democrats, and unless they see
ehsncs Of eiscting a man from their ow
party they shoulc cfy hands Of and i
, the msjoritY 6ght IL out among then
] selves Delaware Democrat
O The fact that the two Houses ara
! opposite political opiuions ought not
I block the way to action upon the ques
lions presented for the consideration
: tbe General Assembly. It will donbtlei
Z prevent any partisan legislation, b
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nRut. 10 Return 10 onr snhieot. ;,

Certainly, the kodak says, You push
the button, we do the rest, and we, II
you are going West, no mistake can be
made by travelling via the Chicago, NIL
wsukee & st. Paul railway. They don't
give anybody chance TO kick, for their
accommodations are up TO daJe, with solid
vestibuled. electric-lighBed. steam heated
trains that keep moving right along and
get there on time All rhe principal cities
al towns IN Northern Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Northern Michigan Mime
-ota, South and North Dskota are reached
by the lines of tue "St Paul, connecting
It St. Paul, Council Blaffs snd Omaha
with all lines for all points in the Far
West For maps, time tables rates Of
fare, etc call on any coupon ticket agent
or address John R Pott. District Passen
ger Agent, Williamsport, Pa. The finest
dining cars in the world are run on the
St Paul To be convinced, try them
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rs WIN Never BE Built.

Representative 3oores bill to charter
the Dismond State Railroad Company is
attracting much more attention thau it de-
serves. 1t does not matter whether Addicks
and his brother are back Of it or not,
Tberoad will never be built IL chartered
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
not only controls the Delaware railroad
but all OF It's feeders aud they tap every
paying point On the Peninsula The
Delawsre railroad Ia Itself does no. pay
The extensive feeders are what keep
it up. A new rad, without such
feeders, would soon become bank.
rupt and pass into the hands
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
as sort Of a spare line for the use Of
freight trains in time OF need, especially
In peach and truck season when there is
an excess OF traffic In other words, it
would be big New Castle cutoff
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
should promote the scheme every way
but financially.
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at low rates. The new stock viii be
opened early in January, but the prices
viii be on the average 40 per cent shove
those Of the remnants from last sum.
mer's stock Buying Summer goods in
Winter. with the cold wave iisgs flying, is
certainly an odd iden; but 1t shows that in
tseming population e market can sbo
m de in short order, regardless Of the
almanac or the Thermometer, by using
the right means-chiehy advertising. -
philadelphia Record.
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The Baltimore weekly SUN.

The WEEKLY SUN publishes all the news of
each week, giving complete accounts of all
events of interest throughout the world. As an
Agricultural paper THE WEEKLY sun is un-
surpassed. 1t is edited by writers Of practical
experience, who know what farming means
and what farmers want in an agricultural
journal 1t contains regular reports Of the
work Of the agricultural experiment stations
throughout the country, Of the proceedings
Of farmers clubs and institutes, and the dis.
cussion Of new methods and ideas in agri-
culture It's Market Reports, Poultry Depart
ment and Veterinary column are particularly
valuable to country readers, Every issue
contains Stories, Poems. Household and Puz-
zle Columns. variety Of interesting = nd in
structive selected matter and other features,
which make it welcome visitor in city and
country homes alike.
One dollar year. Inducements to getters-
up of clubs Of the Weekly Sun. Both the
Da ly and Weekly Sun mailed free of postage
in the United States. Canada and Mexico
Payments invariably in advance. Address
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Publishers and Pfoprietors.
rw Baltimore, Nd.
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tAYILM Int5rOn AND NORTHERN RAIL
wv ROAD. Time table In effect Oct. aSth,
1894.
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
station, for B. & q. Junction. Montchanin,
Winterthur. GuyencOurt. Granogue. Cossert,
ChAdds' Ford Junction. Fooopson, West
Chester, EinnTseYile, Mcrtcnville Costee,
vile and intermediate stations, daily, except
Sunday, At 95 = ~. S5. 40 and s 40 m;
Sunday cnly at o. a m; Sb, 30 IN
For Weynesburg Junction, Springfield GnC
intermediate stations, daily. except Sunday,
At 66 M, IS and 40 p N. Sundays only 81
s04 N, 55 and 30 p m.
FOR Joanne, Birisooro. Reading and inter.
mediate stn ttor.s, daily, except sunday, nl
31 70 Nnd 30 M. Sunday only aJ o. .
"a and % p "A.
"A. q. McCAUsI.ANp. Superintendent.
boNNASs BRIGGS, 0e1s PASSENGER Agerf
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al Unaolved ProbIsm

A leading manufact rer at Mullbouse
In Alssce, undertook some years 0 TO
improve the conditions. Of the workmen
in his mills He introduced baths,
washhouses, bakery, an economical
restaurant, free public library. place
where small children could be taken care
OF and night shelter for wanderers IN
search of work Besides this be estab-
lished . social club and built houses for
his workmen with gardens attached
The workmen were consulted as to
the plans Of all Of these arrangements
for their pleasure and comfort, especially
those Of the houses which they were TO
occupy and which, according ito the idea
Of their founder they were to pay for on
the ins.allment plan. This can be &C
complished in from thirteen to fourteen
years and the woIkmen become the
owners Of the houses in which they
reside The plan has worked we'll
Upwsrds Of $40 houses have been built.
which occupy an area OF about FIFTY
acres II Dullfns, who originated and
carried out this plan for the benefit ol
those in his employ, is dead, but his
good work lives after him.
NJ. Peter, the secretary, who has cbsrg,
Of these Improvements. has been asked
the question, "Can such institutions a.
yours be said to contribute to solving th'
social problem Of to day or facilitate III
solution in the futureg'
NJ. Peter answered: In no way cal
they Be said to contribute to the solution
of the social difficulties OF to day. Thes
arise from the excess Of supply over dc
mand
This answer is worthy Of consideration
for It shows thst in the opinion Of on
whose information is Of value, labo
problems cannot be solved BY legislation
neither can they be unravel,sd BY eye
tens to benefit tue social conditions q
the wage Gamers. however good thos
plans may be The philaathropic scbem
which we have described has bsen a sui
eess and is to be commended, but it dos
not throw any light upon the lab.
problem which exists both with and viii
out It.
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Old NOT SEE R0YALISTSl
President Cleveland Answers an
Attack Made III the Senate.
THE LIlIUoEAIAuT MESSENGERS

THE President Says lie Told Thom In = Let.
ter That He Couldn't and That Congress
wouidn't DO Anything 10 Restore the De-
posed Queen Of Hawaii.
WAsHiNGToN, Jan. 7.-The attention OF
President Cleveland having been called
to a hint thrown out In the senate discus.
sion on Friday that the visit OF certain
committee Of royallsts from the Hawaii
an Islands is connected in some way
with the departure Of the American ships
from that locality, the president said TO
reporter:
OF course such an inslnuation Is very
absurd. Its propriety and the motive
behind It, / am sure, can safely be left 10
the judgment Of fair and right thinking
American people am entirely willing
that all our people should know every
thing / know concerning the visit Of the
so called committee of royalists. "
Last year in the latter part OF July or
early in August three gentlemen from
Hawaii arrived here ana asked through
the secretary Of state my designation Of a
time when they could have an interview
and present n message from the deposed
Hawaiian queen Though I could not
with propriety recognize them officially, /
was not disposed to refuse them personal.
ly the courtesy Of an audience. Therefore
future day and hour were fixed for the
interview. In the meantime, at my re-
quest, transmitted through the secretary
Of state, these gentlemen made known the
precise purpose Of their visit in the follow
ing noto, dated Aug. I, 1894;
1.-THE Hon. W Q. Gresham. Secretary Of
State
"SIR-We, the undersigned commissions
ers sent by her majesty Queen Liliuokala.
nj, request an audience OF the president OF
the United States We desire to ask his
excellency whether there is any hope fol
his doing anything for the restoration oi
the constitutional government Of the Ha
waiian Islands. j. A. CUMMINGS.
"H. a. WIDEMAN,
SAMUEL PARKER -
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REcENr llrERAruRE

The frontispiece of the January Re-
view Of Reviews is q portrait Of Robert
Louis Stevenson; the same number con
tains another picture of the late novelist
sketch drawn from life BY that clever
Illustrator, Vietcr Gribayedof There
are also portraits Of Professor Roux,
Mackenzie Bowel. Sir John Thompson,
Dean Hole the Sultan of Turkey, the
Princess Bismarck, and other prominent
percentages.
Wnen such popular themes as Inn
proved Dress, Household Science, After
noon Tea which implies ia brosd sense
society In its highest form the Kinder
gsrtsD. the lstast fashions, etc etc are
treated from bright and original stand
points between the covers of one issue of
. periodical, The reading public may we'll
think 10 is served to an exceptional and
savory literary banquet made 20 from the
rich vsrietY Of It's many excellent dishes
rhls is true OF Jenness Miller Monthly
for January.
For dIveraity OF contents, the latest
issue of Hone and Country is a revsls-
tion among the high class-but not high
priced --monthliss 1t is magazine for
all the people It's subscription price il
81 80 year 70 cents for six mouths.
Published at No 50 East Tenth srrest,
New York.
Ia relieving tho unemployed last
Winter one Of the most successful ex-
periments was that tried by the Boston
College Settlement (Denisou Houst) A
C mplete report of this work has been
prepared by Miss Helena S. Dudley and
published by the American Academy Of
Political aud Social Science under the
title Of 'Relief WORK Carried on at the
| Wells Memorial Institute"
MeCiure's Magazine for January
demonstrates anew the thoroughness OF
Miss rarbelfs study Of Napolsons career,
both BY her T, marksble summary of
mis- services to France as far sighted
ruler and Law giver aud founder OF
Institutions and by the remarkable
discovery che made offs contemporary
document rrtten by grena
dier Of ths Consular Guards, describing
tue battle Of Narengo, and the famous
stand Of the Consular Guards, In which
500 grenadisrs In a hollow eauare with
stood the onset CT the Austrian army.
and turned probable dsfaat into a grsa;
victory he paper Is especially valua
bic As giving the feeling of the soldier
toward Napoleon long before he bscam'
Gents try Capitsna sc cigar, clear Hs
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The Presldent's RepIy.

After this had been submitted 60 me ]
prepared in writing, with some care, re-
ply to the question it contained to be read
by me to the commissioners at our meet
ing. I intended to avoid all misunder-
standing and mlsconoeption by absolutely
confining myself to such written reply, Of
which the following is a copyi
"GENTIEMEN-Yo You must permit me to
remind you that this interview is not an
official one and that instead Of receiving
you in a representative capacity meet
you as individuals who have travelled a
long distance for the purpose Of laying a
certain matter before me
You ask me If there is any hope Of my
doing anything for the restoration of the
constitutional government Of the Hawoii-
an Islands
II suppose that this question is largely
prompted by the fact that soon after the
overturnng Of the late government Of the
queen Investigated that transaction and
was satisfied that there had been such an
unjustifiable interference in aid Of that
movement on the part of the representa-
tlves OF the government Of the United
| States in its diplomatic and naval service
as to call for correction, not only to rectify
what seemed to be wrong done to others,
| but also through that rectidoation TO word
| off what appeared to be a danger TO Amer
/ lean honor Approaching the constitu-
tional limitations OF my executive power
and by no means unmindful Of the him
ORANGES that might arise, I undertook the
task.
Having failed in my plans. ] commit
ted the entire subject to tho congress of
the United States, which had abundant
power and authority in the premises. The
executive branch of the government was
thereby discharged from further duty and
responsibility in the matter unless moved
thereto by congressional command. The
congress has both by its action and its
omission to act, slgnified that nothing
need be done touching American interfer
ence with the overthrow Of the govern.
ment Of the queen.
Gave Them No Encouragement.
"Quite lately a governments has been es
tablshed in Hawaii which is in fun fore,
and operation in all parts OF the islands
1t is maintaining its authority and dis
charging all ordinary governmental func
tions Upon general principles, and no
losing sight Of the special circumstance
surrounding this case tho new govern
ment is clearly entitled to our recognition
without regard 60 any Of the incident
which accompanied or preceded It's inaugu
ration
This recognition and the attitude o
congress concerning Hawaiian affairs o
course lend TO an absolute denial of th
least present or future aid or encourage
ment ON my part to an effort TO restor
= any government heretofore existing in tb
Hawaiian Islands
GROVER CLEVELAND
When the day appointed for the meetin
arrived. l was confined TO my bed by ~
(, ness aud unable 70 keep my engagement
/, ] therefore signed the paper had expecie
60 read, and it was delivered to the CON
missioners, who l believe returned a
once to Hawaii. | never saw auy incmhs
of this commission OF committee nor hav
ever had any communication or transa'
1 tion with any Of them directly or indireci
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A salesman tells the New York Sun
that the policy Of selling leftover goods
at low rates ia preferences to holding them
until another season had its beginning a
dozen years ago. and he notes as a
curious result. Women have been bay
ine SUMMER goods for some weeks past
Evening journal., 1895-01-07

David F. Morelsnd. OF the commission
appointed By the governor Of Mssss
chusetts to inquire into the causes Of
the idleness OF workmen. is hers We
would suggest that be so to the news
paper ohiser. get the newspaper files for
October, 1884 and carefully read the
speeches OF sundry Republican orators
who held forth in our state. They may
not be convincing to lankes who is
after facts but they ale mighty interest
ing reading.
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James G. Mccomb may still say, Il am
8 Republican" Was bis vindication by
the Young Mems Republican Club a slap
at Addlcks through his right hand man,
Robert J. Handy. whom Mr. Mecomb
antsgonized2
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IS thus precipi,ated and all Of the bin atus.
the enacting clause struck out, i would
do away with tho Eve minute debate ami
put a summary end to the struggle. II,
however, the motion ia strike out should
frll % secure o majority. ths 1--WE inmate
debate would proceed ur.n the Eual vote
was taken
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LTOENsF AFFILIATIONS.

NOTICE., BERNARD CARR, THE
- owner az q occuoant Of the house stu
ated at Northeast corner Water and King
streets, in the sec nd ward, In the city of
Wilmington, county of New Castle, and state
of Delaware, in compliance with the requ re-
ents OF the acts Of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that / shall apply Ia writing to the
Court of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the state Of Delaware, in
and for New Castle county. on Monday, the
Fourth day of February, 1895, being the next
term of said court, for a license for said
house as an Inn or tavern, for the sale therein
of intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens Of said
wsTd, at least twelve Of whom are sub
ha aafd a viz
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t1 81. z %. IS 10, vs. IS, IL 10pm.
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Cincinnati and St. Louis. fls 10 m, and
New sjr orlssns. cans via Bristol and UhAttAnooVa
Is - p n daily. Through sleeper TO New Oh
singerly accommodation. HAN, sOs. Tss
Iandanberg accommod alton. week days,
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days, z @. 30 am; 20. 40 D m SundRYg,
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4 Telephone 10 193.
1 lsAteS TO Western points lower than via ery
| ether lima Q. Q. SCuLI. Gsn1 Pass. Arent.
i. l. CAAPbELL, General Manager
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The cnncns rnrnrlte.

There may be a preliminary caucus Of
the Republican members Of the General
Assembly at Dover this evening
Beyond disclosing the relative strength
of the Higgins and Addicks forces we do
not see what coed can come out Of It,
II It is held We believe that it will show
that Senator Higgins is the caucus
favorite with several votes to spare.
That caucus will ba held on next
Monday night we do notzdoubt. There
seems to be no good ground for the
assumption that the result OF that
caucus will not be abided BY OF course
there are rumors and counter-rumors,
just as there were concerning the House
organization, but they cannot be traced
to sny reliable source. Il is almost 3
certainty that the csucns nominee viii
receive the united support Of his party
on the foor Of the House, and that that
man will be Senator Higgins.
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The main result Of prohibition laws
has mainly been to introduce in Maine
a class OF whiskey that is killing in It's
effects It is said that It Is sure death
at forty rods, and double murder down
there was caused by the peculiar brand
Of whiskey which reigns supreme in the
land Of Neal Dow II murderers were
supplied with this whiskey, there would
be no use for ropes or electricity.
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The General Assembly should now
settle down to it's business and bring IL
to speedy termination.
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This is the time OF the year when the
small boy with skates should be watched
The ice is very deceptive, and old heads
are not fastened on young shoulders
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The friends Of State Senator Hezskiah
Harrington will be panied to learn that he
has sustained an injury by being thrown
from log while watching a fox hunt
His dislocated shoulder may incapecitate
him for few days, during which time
the Senate will be tie. Everybody who
knows him win wish him q speedy re
covery.
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John Johnson, the inter state boundary
Delawarean Pennsylvania, is certainly
entitled to 90 to Dover and ask, Where
am at, Mr. Speaker
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Gents try Capitsna sc cigar, clear Ha.
vana fller, simatra wrapper Durssein's,
No. East Second street.
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JOURNAL

ONLY DEAiOCR ATTIC DAILY NEWSPAPER
IN THE STATE.
EVERY DAY EXCERPT SUNDAY.
MONDAY. JANUARY !, 1895
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NOTICE.-I, AUGUSTUS IT. VIEWEG,
~ the tenant and occupant Of the house
situated at No. 4 West Fourth street,
in the First ward, in the city
of Wilmington, county OF New Castle
and State of Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements of the acts Of the General
Assembly IN So h case made and provided do
hereby give notice that / shalls apply in writ
ing 20 the Court of General Sessions Of tue
Peace Al d Jail elivery OF the State Of Dela-
wore. In and for New Castle county, on Mon
day. the 4th day Of February. 1895, being the
next term OF said court, for a license for said
house, IS an inn OF tavern. for the sale therein
Of int Nicatug liquors in less quantities than
one quart TO be drunk on the premises and
the folio sing respectable citizens Of said
ward. at least twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders OF said ward, recommend the said
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Tar PAPER OF THE PEOPLE,
For THE EEoPLE AND WITH rHE PEOPLE.