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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

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end than NTH metahless esniy katiuetrat-
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while lt Rk the eame time lnstructs tnem
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

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Nas n ~ 01114
AZ ths tins d Whioi i
e11cttons No. csxzio6 ~ ~ = 4
actcl1A1f<3 Which hxve he63 H.
desorilIod 0l uickens n ~ 11
count Of the eIectlon In ths Iitf11
X EatnnsWills' z y we'll y " n "
Wxxron 10 The rotylS3 Of Biz TIL I1t61 i
tlemouaa by ths wQxtAy and in6el
ELECTORS 81 Yntton z { t2 &
In the Ludlow slsotlon thess ~, 1kic5
candidates, one Henry GIiSo, or Z " &f1if
ing Pan Give u be Wa1 called, b11uH
put forward By thu Clivo famfly to kelt
the place warm tor : y0unee9 uAernh6H
not yet Of aga. "Warminr PAN 0ivoe
was psrfectiy unknown Individual kn>
he came before the people Of Ludlow vith
all the best qualities and chHraOteristlcs Of
country gentleman, and with what Wa
Of more consequence 10 tho free and inde-
pendent slcctors Of this ancient borough
purse full Of money supplied for election
contingencies BY Earl Fowls Of Powis cas-
tic and the Hon. Mr.. Olive Of oakiy park.
The second Tory candidate was Lord VIII
Liam PAulet, younger son Of the Earl Of
Winchester. Lord Paulet Was unknown
to the electors Of Ludlow. He wns deaf n
the left ear and had the unsnviAble rspu-
tation Of being kleptomanino. His only
claim to the vote and interest of The
Ludlow people was tho fact that he whs 8
friend Of tho Olives and had heen sent 70
secure their vote BY the Tory committee of
the Carlton club. Their opponcnt WAS >
strong Whig, Colonel Salway, whose fam
ily ware highly respected townspeopie, and
who was himself 2 colonel In the Brasiah
army
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

NEw YoRK. Jan s. John. aims James
O'Connell, charged with burglary In
Washington, Pa. was auaigned ID the
Harlan police court yesterday Deputy
Shcriffs Sullivan and Stevenson, Of Erie
county, Pennsyiynnia, were present In
court. They had regulation signed by
the governor OF Pennsy lvenia and counter
signed by cx Governor Flower, Of New
York. Counsel for the prisoner stated
that he hail secured q writ OF habcas corpus
from Justice Andrews, Of the supreme
court, which Is retnrnable this afternoon.
o'ConnelI WAS remanled by the police
Justice O'Connell Is snid tosbe one OF the
burglars who entered the house Of David
Slocutn, Of Washington. Pa, and robbed
him Of $40, 600 Mr. ind Mrs. Slocunl, an
aged couple, were bound AMI gagged by
the burQ1ars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

KANSAS C1TY, Jan 8. Thomas Canny,
q judge OF election In the Ninth ward. gave
sensational testimony before Commits
sioner Evans, whois hearing evidence in
the Ja,nison- Bremmerman contest for tho
Office Of county prosecutor. He declared
that 217 ballots. which had already been
voted for Republicans, were deliberately
taken from tho baliot box before the polls
had closed and Democratic ballots substi-
tuting the name Of Bremmerman for that
Of Jamison were put in their place and the
Republican ballots destroyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03
rho rsderatlon vvnl Ala Debs.

NEW ToRK, Jan. y.--The newly elected
executive council Of tho American Fedora
tion OF Labor met In serrat session The
books and accounts Of the rctirlng conn
mittee were gone over and approved. It
was decided 70 make the headquarters Of
the association at indianapolis within two
weeks Financial assistance was voted to
at the meeting President John Mcbride,
Second Vice President james Duncan,
Fourth Vice President Thomas J. EIder-s
kin, Secretary A. AcCraith and Treasurer
John d. Lennon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03
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LONDON, Jan. s--Tberc Is reason to be-
1levo that the YoyAl Yacht squadron, at
its meeting on Jan. Z, will accept tho
terms Of the deed Of gift Of the Americas
cup, and that all obstacles In the way Of o
xaoe VIII be removed. 1t Is known that
the majority Of those who will attend the
meeting do mob pretend to understand the
1ntricacies Of tho deed, and they are ready
70 do what Lord Dunraven WANTS. There
NOW seems TO DO every reason to believe
that Valkyrie II or some other yacht will
compete during the year for the much
coveted Anaricn' cup
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 8.-The supreme
court rendered decision affirming the
Judgment Of the lower court, which de-
cideti that Alice Edith Dickinson was not
the wife of the late Thomas NJ. Blythe.
Blythe left an estate valued at $i,000,000
which was awarded by tine probate court
to an illegitimate daughter Miss Dick
inson, who lived with blythe, alleged that
Blythe had married hor by contract, and
claimed a share of the estate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03
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%@--~ @~-@4 1855
Coat Quest
Let me attempt to throw ray of HIGHT
into this cavern Of darkness and ~ -
suggest what are the sums generally given
by knowing people In England under veri-
GUS circumstances. To bcGin with, iet ue
take tho simplest case--that Of an unmar-
ried man who stops from Sunday I'll
Monday In the house OF a friend who keeps
only parlor maid or single rnsnscrvant.
Here half orown shonld be quito enough
for tho servant. In the cans Or married
couple, the lady, II without maid, adds
half crown for the houseiAaid. The
coachman, II there Is one, must have his
shilling after driving you to TIE station
II the visitor stope for week, he should
make his donation 4 shillines. he should
allow, that Is, about sixpdnpo night and
sixpence over as sort Of ground tax.
We come next to the case Of Saturday to
Monday In more elaborate al1lishmdnt
- O., where butiuy and footman are
kept Here the Saturday to Monday guest
must distinguish II the foofmaf1 looks
after him, the footman should have half 4
CROWN and the butler also half crow,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

BRooKLYs. Jan, s.--The Eagle says;
ons Of the largest lumber deals ON record
has just been completed, Il includes the
purchase Of $3.50, 900 ncres of Nova Sootia
timber lands, together with sixteen hum
Der mills, all In operation, and with estab.
iished markets in England The syndi-
cate which is back of this is composed of
unusually strong men In the financial
world. The company is to be known rs
the Dominion Lumber company, limited,
and organized under the laws OF Novn
Scotia. Its capital is several millions of
artlar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

Efiencship Lodgr No. 81. Knights Of Py.
thla ., has elected the following officers
for The ensuing term:
Paet ohunoetior. John T.. Simmons; chan
eetlor oommAnder. John 4. Orr; master Of
work John Simmons; vice-chancelior.
Richard Heritage, prelafe. George H. Cor
nell; keeper OF fecorte aud seal, Thomas
b. Buckley; master Of oachequer. Robert
MoCauiley; mneter Of arms. William W..
sitter; trustee. David Cook. The ofIlcers-
elect will be installed on next Friday even
Ing BY the Grand Chancellor Joila. asaisted
BY the Grand Lodge officers Of the State
Of Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

! INV York. Jan. .f3esves lpwcrf native
sieers, poor 30 Prime. t3.7505.l5: oxen. so
~; bulls. SAaaa dry COWS. el.25sD9.2s yenls
aud hrrnyard caivee firm; westcrners dulI;
poor 10 prime reals. 45Qkes barnynrd celves,
6sND6 4. .28; western calves. $3.50 3.75. Sheep
and lambs steady: Arm on good sheep; poor
te primo sheep. sat; common to primn
1a1nbs 9s. a5d1i' ~. Hogs higher, choice state
6ors. 35.e6
EA1r IlIArR7x, Pa. Jan. 2eattic steady
md unchanxcds prime, S515, ,2si good, y. $50
go. bulls. efAza and cows G21B.1o. Hogs
+ shade ioMers Philadelphia. a $50 70; com
non u fair Yorkers. H'4C194.6 90; roughs. 1904.
0hsep dull and unchanged; extras. - 50;
good. 5e'5o03; oomnen " fair lambs, - 250
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

DURHAM, N, G., Jan. .. "A year ago ella
Norwood, n young woman Of this place,
murdered her infant by putting pins in
Its mouth and causing the child to swal-
low them. She was tried and convicted
of murder. On an appeal the supreme
court affirmed this decision, and when this
act was certified to Governor Carr, at Pa
leigh yesterday, he issued q warrant for
her execution on Fob. 8. Efforts Will be
made TO secure Communication, as there
Is some sentiment here against the execu.
tion Of wemen.s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

CHICAGO, Jan. .. The suit OF Attorney
General Malohey against the United States
School Furniture company, otherwise
known Is the School Furniture trust. was
ealled5n Judge Bakers court yesterday.
The case was originally brought against
the company for actions contrary 60 the
anti-trust laws OF Illinois. The defendant
made an answer, and the argument was
on the question as to whether tho case
should be dismissed or tried on It's merits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

CHIpAao, Jan. a.--The grund jury by
unanimous vote refused 20 indlct States
Attorney jacob Kern, who was charged
with various Irregularities. The states
attorney was particularly charged with AL
lowing criminals to escape and with col
lecting moneys improperly. The grand
jury held that the evidence WINS not at all
t,nuclueiva
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

BLOOMSBURY, N. j.. Jan. s.--wiliiam
Bcbler one Of the Bloomsbury duelists
went 10 Belyidere, the county seat Of War
rem. to appear before the grand jury. He
has entered complaint against DIR. Riegel
for attempting to kill him, and says he
shot In self defense, after Risgel had
pulled his pistol. Mrs. Riegel expects to-
move her belongings to her father's house.
and the doctor will give up the house be
ranta - ..5lE- -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. s.-The local
and state w. G. T.. u. adopted resolutions
ON Colonel W. O. p. Breckinridge. who is
booked to lecture here tonight. urging
s'all Christian men and women TO refuse
TO indorse, either by their presence at his
lecture or in any social way, one who has
forfeited all right to their respect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. Sit Ia reported hero
on what Is regarded as good authority that
Governor Mitchell, of Florida, has revoked
the executive writ issued by him on the
requisition Of Governor Hogg. OF Texas,
for the extradition Of Henry NJ Flagler,
one OF tho STANDARD Oil directors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

For eastern Pennsylvania, Now Jersey
and Delaware, snow; warmer; winds be-
coming northeasterly. The weather will
ruInain generally fair west Of the Missis-
sippi Rain or snow Is Indicated on the
Atlantic coast from Georgia to southern
New England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

NEW YoRK, Jan. a.--Rev. DR. Parkhurst
advances a plan for the reorganization Of
tho present police force, He urges that
the existing force go out OF service not
later than Julys1, and that commission
OF five be appointed to reconstruct the ser
vice. All members Of the present force,
including. and below the rank OF sergeant,
should be eligible for appointment to the
new force. The new force should be Roy-
erned by q single commissioner
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03
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& Asauelly ~ xarsfe, x1sse A.
>fSs Nl1i ~ y 1setrsd
1cp6oe tliH8 an4fioan cAttIe' brought to
B6IxLrn por(S Will b. subjeutcd 10 4 .pro-.
hl6ltI0n 2fir1iI6x ID TINT enforcad arslnst
cSllIr1 oAttl6 II Il olsiznsul thnt plsu1Q
Ill1pnin n proy ynlunt Ia that cuuntry.
This ol01os al the ports Of continental
Nufnrn oxninst American cattIo and beef
pr0dQct4 and 1oAvea Ia tho Anlerioan ex-
porter only the British market. which In
~ pfpsent condition Il NOT = desirable
one
WAsnINGToN, Jan. a.--onlcinls Of tho
Department. Of agriculture snfd that they
were not surpriaed at the action pf Bel
ginm In excluding American cattle from
her ports. She u ono OF tho countries
CLOSELY atlied With Germany in her COM
ineroinl interests, and It was expected she
would follow The example Of her moro
powerful nelehbor In this matter, aa DEN
mark has always done, and II is believed
Germany Il bringing her influence 10 boar
upon adjoining nations to effect the COM
plete exclusion at American meats. While
this belief 70 not susceptible Of proof N u
Thought that Its accuracy would be strik-
ingly demonstrated By the pronptneas
with which Enropc would decide TINT oar
meats are pure Il congress- should abolish
the sugar duties.
CiticAGo, Jan. a.--The action by the
Belgian authorities not only shuts off all
Z eccoss to the mark of that country, bot
also 10 those of Switzerland and part 81
Austria TO which lilcut was scnt via Amt
werp All OF conttnental Europc is now
practically closed to live stock and DRESSED
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

John G. Hardness, President OF Pub
lishers' Company aud u reporter or the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,. fecetved from his stB-
AsslsIant Secrsfary of tho Napa Console
dated Quicksilver Mining Co.. OF Califor-
Mn, a holiday present entitled "A Gift OF
Love which be highly appreciates. 1t IL
a 2i4 page long Is mo. book. dreeeed In
white nDen with gold, silver and biuau
violet embokemeut and contains sIuv@
Ing Greeting" for every day III the year 7
together with Saripturaf toxta oontainin6|
5eu},iAek ls
Al is published BY the Chicago woman,a.
CAristinn Tenn pcrHnce Association. Whoa(
ar&ivify ard Intelligent enterprise MkX
Harkness wtfueasaI durinr his thr<
mouths stay AZ the Worlds Cosumbial
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan B. It is am
nounced that the government has decided
70 settle the Painir question in the most
aInicable manner. The terms Of the set
Element contemplate largo concessions to
the claims of Great Britain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

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the defaultins booI<l = AZ ~
Ghoe and Iseathe< h1Ez Sfh1
oS5z, 900 from the ine1It11(
day removed 70 ~
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

Charles II Armour. OF the Wftminkto1
and Northern Railroad Company and J. q
Houck have placed lii the Brandywin<
Geek at Reading Twelve cana Of reel
black ana OswoRo bass. The fish ranged
from seven 70 eight tnohos IN length
0 cQt through the ice frou
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

Who do our Readers Wish to
Represent them at Wash
ington .. O., the next

Cut ont a sos1pon and write an
u your choine for senator. EvsrYbody "
allowed 10 vote ns many tfmos a. they
have coupone. You VIII lind one coupon
II eacltissue of tho HRrunlkekN. u
ws viii publish khs number erch cnndi.
xlnts resolves daily. Addr0ss all votes to
tho coupon editor. and either send or
bring them TO this 0fllce. This conteat
will be open Tor one month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

We recommend Johnson's Magnetic OIL
for rheninntism neuralgia. spralns. .brulsss
lanie back; It quickly relieves paln. 25
anua 30 cts,
n. w. Danforth. ed and Market streets,
apd Milser's Drug store. 40e Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-03

The annual meeting of the Y.
was held inst evening and thei
electogl: Presid1r., Matti1oH ID
Vice. sp'fesidents, James q Qobb q
g Hartman: recording ecrotq
Qakfdrd Lambson; finahcial
"a viii A. Read; marshal, James
treasurer. Wifaam g. Bryan;
com Ehlttes. Charles IL. Ten Veg
2. EanapbeIl. Thomas N. hl1nrit
r. Fairy Henry u. Buch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

DEF ROIT MICH. Aug. 1.-The steam
ers Britsi mic end Russia were IN co.
Isiou IN the Detroit river. just below
Wyand0tfe. this evening
The Britannia VS. sunk and one ~ her
ffemen drowned. The Russia was badly
damaged but mgu1gei 10 keep anoHt
luill she reached tLe Detroit fry dock
The Britannia was bound down. loaded
with ore from Erie. The Pussia WAS bound
no with a load o. package freight. The
steamers exchanged the proper passing
signals. hut Just before they bed
each other the wheel chain " ile ir.-
tannic broke. ami she toon sudden
sheer directly across tlc bow OF the
Russia
There was no time % avoid a collision.
The Russia struck hsr Oh the ft1rboard
side amlt7nips, and opt.. u blg zap.
The Hritaunic nlled ana sank Immediately
iu thirty feet OF water.
All she crew. with the exception OF a
fireman. c9lled Charley. escaped. BE vas
unable u reach the deck before the yes
sells sank.
Tn Russia had a hole stove In her
bow. aud She began 10 sink. Tier pumps
We're set going. and she managed f0 reach
the drv lock where she vas Immediately
doeked Tor repairs.
The Britannia Has valued al frrD. and
Is covered b. Insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

TULSA. l. T.. Aug 9-Last Tuesday.
twenty miles southwest Of this place. In
the Greek Nation. two women ana two
girls were assaulted hv SIX negroes
Yesterday one OF The girls died from
the effects OF tho injuries sustained, and
the other is not expected 10 live.
The Creek Nation light horse police,
three United States marshals and Il
large number OF citizens. captured Rufus
Black and four other Greek negroes i'm
pllcated In the assault forty miles south
of Tulsa. upon Enlaf Rock creek. The
outlaws had robbed "a store az Oricutt.
a small town near hy. ami We're dividing
the spolls when surprised The officers
started 20 Nuskoece with them. \ large
number OF citizens are In pursuit. with
the intention OF taking them away from
the officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

INDIANAPOLIS IND. Aug. s.-Nearly
twenty people were injured in street.
car near Crown Hill Cemetery this ar
Martin. leg broken and badly bruised 3
Susan Dennis bruised about lower limbs
Martha Sweeney both legs broken, Mag
gle Rice. face badly battered and bruised .
Edith Christ. lower limbs bruised and
cd and badly bruised. Mary Blv and
Sarah Lauham. badly bruised. r. B.
Brown Lex broken. An are residents OF
this city.
The wreck was the result OF a mis-
placed switch heavy motor plunging
into a trailer loaded with people re-
turning from The ola Settlers Reunion.
The injured Viii probably recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
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CLEVELAND. OHIO. Aug. "a mob
Of men tried 20 lynch Nike Tragosser,
Of 81 Lussenicn street. en- Woodland ave-
nue. today because Doe Was accused oi
attempting 10 criminaliy assault Dora
Hickman. elth whose parents De board
Cd.
The constable who had the prisoner In
charge was compelled 20 night Ike a
tiger 90 save Traeosser from violence.
When the mob came upon the constable
and his prisoner. one man % the crowd.
with revolver in his hand. made "a rush
Tor Tragcsser. and was about 20 pun the
trigger. wher be was seized hy the con-
stable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
nl,ic urr,itles.

4 special from Brandon. county seat of
Rankin county. Ky. says that dlih-
Guilty occurred on the street there yes
teriay morning between j. II; bln~lns
ard Dabney Marshall, In which the
former was sfot and killed. Marshall
- a member OF the legislature from
Warren county, and pinkins is local
politician OF some prominence. IL Is un-
politics.
In Ogdenbury. y. J.. IRE broke out ~
one of the lumber yards OF Skililnss.
Whitneys & Baries Lumber company, at
4 o'ciork Yesterday morning. and con-
sumed about nine million feet 81 lumber.
Loss. ti.H.eo.
At Logan Courthouse. ". Va, Thurs
day night. five men aboard OF boat
playing cards. had row. isud Prichsrc,
a former OHIO river steamboat pilot was
Killed. and John Rush fatally injured.
Prichard was charged some time ago
with kluing q neST- deck hand