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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

Last night reunion of the mem bers OF
st. John's parish was held In tho parish
building. There were present delegates
from t. Georges Mission at Edge Moor.
The choir rendered some excellent music
under tina direction of edward G. Morrl.
son.
Addresses were made Nv Bishop CoIe-
man. the Rev. George O ~ Edward q.
bradford. the Rev. John 5. l. {, and An.
son A. Maher. Lght Refreshments were
served after tho entertainment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

morocco manufacturer ftom Phila-
deIDha 1t is said was In our city on Tues
day looking for suitaD o site to erect n
morocco ftctory. II la the firms inten.
tiou Of which the gentiem Ia a member
to remove their large liant to Wilmi g.
ton. The firm wish suitable place 10
put up their buildings. Their is plenty OF
room bore for this Industry aud we will
welcome them l.ers with open hearts and
arms Tie Industrial IMPROVEMENT Com.
ptny are responsible Tor this addition 10
our Industries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

MINNEAPoLIs, Feb. Elm the Hayward
trial yesterday Claus Blixt repeated the
story of the murder as already published,
saying he was forced to commit the crime
by Hayward. Mr.. Erwin then began
long and searching cross examination, but
Blixt repeated the original story without
substantial alteration. He said he was
telling the truth now, although he had
lied In his first confession.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

The Water Com mission in regular SOS.
sion yesterday afternoon drew an oruer
on tho Umon National sank for $4,000.
OF this amount S2IOJj will be deposited
IN each of the four subsidiary banks. Inc
chief engineer was gwen authority to
purchase wafer pip,s and to have maps
OF tho city. placed In the annual report OF
the tIepattnt Mt, 4 he payroll, huouut-
Ing to $3.50. was ordered pail.
Clay worsreIs. long cutaways TO order
SO Person. the tailor III Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

Tho farmers have suffered during the
hard times as much. II NOT more. than the
manufacturers and skiiled msehanicA The
decline In values during the year has boon
very heavy the aggregate value OF all
classoa being sl,s92, 600. coo. against e.
1852, 400. a year ago. shrinkage OF Is per
cent. The total number OF horses on
farms Ia given at 15.os2. 900. valued at
so7S SO7, 600 a decline OF SIl6000,000 In
value; mules, 2.S4l, 900. valued at slo7.-
574 600, COWS. l7,45l. 900, value. $3.50. 576-
coo; cattle. 32,59s 900. value si5S. 303, 900;
sheep. 38.sl9.O0O. value $50. 1855, 900; hogs
A. 06l, 900 value s229 sos. o0O
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

Tho Levy Court Yesterday afternoon
Rppoiuted Daniel NJ. Cush a constable FOR
Red Lion Euudred to succeed j. II. S.
Gam resigned. john r. LeEevre and
taxGbies we're added in tile first assess
m6Ht list and nine in the second district.
The commission confirmed the return OF
the DAD commissioners laying out u ne W
road in Mill Creek hundred. Inc revision
OF the assessment began at and WINS
adjourned at O'CLOCK,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

Outing says that at first the Chinese
were very bitter against the telegraph. as
1t was reported the foreigners cut out the
tongues Of children and suspended them
on the insulators to transmit the message
from polo to pole. Then, again. tho wires
disturbed the graves of the Fingshin,"
the spirit Of wind and water The tele-
graph Instruments used are mostly Of
London make. The system of telegraph
ing in Chinese is very simple. There are
about 8, 900 characters In the Chinese Ian
guage. These are all numbered from up
and SO printed in book form. 1t is there.
fore only necessary to telegraph the num-
bers. This system is used in tho govern
ment dispatches.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
Address Marshaltou. Del. I.-aw e {
DEGIsTt RS ORDER.
A RtGtSrEt's OFFICE, J
New CASTLE CBuHTY. DEL,


Jan. II, si5.
Upon the application OF neuecca Campbell
ana Amos Lamphe admin istrators OF David
GHmpo II. late oil N linIlugton hundred IN
sa d county DECEASED. IL is ordered and di-
rected 10y the Register that tue Administra-
turs Aforesaid give notice OF granting of Let
tiers OF Adml nlstrHti0n upon the estate Of the
dec ased with the date OF granting thereof
hy causing advertisements 10 tie pus ed with
IN for j. days from tire date OF such letters in
six OF the nj ost public places OF the County of
New Castle, requiring MI persons having de-
ninnds nRa st the estate TO present the same,
or abide by an act OF assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
to be inssrled within the came period In the
DAILY RhruBLlCAS, newspaper pub Ished
In Wilmington. BEL. and TO be continued
therein tnree weeks 70. o d.
~ Given undCr the hand aud Seal of
IS :. Once of The Register atoresa I'D at
- Wilmington. IN New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
} WILKINS COuCH. Register.
kOIiCE-nUtce is hereby given thai lie tiers
OF AdmtnistT were In que form CT law
granted unto the Undersigned, on tie nth
day OF January, A. ID, Is9' ard that all per-
SONS having aims against the estate OF Tho
deceased must present he sane, duly Attest-
ed to the said DIN sGlstrators, ON or before
tit IIlh day OF Janpnry 1856 or abide by the
At OF Assembly III such case made and pro-
Rided. REEECCA CAMPBELL
AMOS CAMPBELi.
Administrators
Address-TalleyYillc. Del ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

The clock In the Court House tower Is
again out Of order, and knowing ones say
the rensOn ia that the timepiece is WON
ont. Yesterday the clock was ak min.
utss fast The Irregularities and eccen-
tririties OF the clock have exte nded over a
period of one year
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
DEGISTER'S oRDGt
N RFYIISTERf5 OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE CouNTY. DEL.
laaLLn LL..La a

uArS 4, l5sA
Upon the application OF William +. Taylor
Ad DtnIeLInIur ui joan w. THy or, IsIe uI
White Glay CreeX hundTel in said toun y.
deceased. IL Is ordered and directed by tae
Register that tho Admini-Ira or aforesaid
give notice of granting ut Letters OF Admiu-
with the date of granting thereof by caus-
lug advertisements to ne posted within forty
days from the ilati OF such letters in Six OF
the most pulic places Of tho county of New
Castle, requiring all pei sons having demands
against the estate 10 prcse tho salne, or
abide by an act of Assembly IN such casa
made AMI provided; and nisI cause the same
TO Ue inserted WITHIN the same period N the
DAI Y REPUnLICAs. u newspaper published
in Wilmington, Del, and 10 be continued
therein three wee4s te. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of
4. -. 7 Ohico OF tue Register aforesaid at
~ Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid. tue day d year ~ We written.
J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
.kOTlCF-Noti@e Is hereoy given that let
tiers OF Adml st ration were l. due form OF
law ran, ed unto the Undersigned. on tho
Ith day OF +, bIuary, a. D.. 1855 j, and that
all persons,havia claims against the eatAt
attestel. to the said Administrator. on or
before the It'll day of February, 1870 or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided.
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR.
Administrator.
address, Narshalton. Del. Iy-Jw- cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

The attention OF the court is called to
the fact that he public crowds on top of
the repo:tars' table u the Court House,
ami it 10 with difficulty that they are able
to hear the cases when tried owing to tho
noise and confusion. They pray tho
judges 10 give them come relief la the
matter and they vii! ever pray. etc
Worm patroniz.ug--Ihe sale OF aprons.
etc. which will be he'd by tie Young
women's Christian Temperance Union at
NJ. 100 West Eighth street on FRIDAY ut.
tefnoon. FVt ruary 22nd. there Will bo a
sleight-of.naud performance to amuss
those who attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
I1UBLlC SALE--
At u O'Clock, sharp.

Three head OF horses. Clinton, bay horse
ten years old, viii work any where. sound
aud oUu. driver suitable FIR a lady. tyr'..
black horse eleven years o d. sound anu all
rignt. Roxy, black colt. coming four Sc rs
old, SOU Il q, dbroheto single and double mar
ness. An those bCrsts are luaraniee1 TO
work OF DIVE a ywheTe ana every " here.
Eight good cows. all home rHsel. All these
COWS are IN profit Three calves Fourteen
heat shoals
tarIninn implCments-1wo horse wagon.
horse e ri. horse lake, self dump; teO %
Rowing mae Inc. RoId as N W. j. n Naming
moving machine, y ONE ma rows aud Gu IL
NhtuIs. Que l-horse POWER aud tntesher, VAN
v ickle gram TAI, corn shsiler, nay lUrh ana
rope. Iorks rnkrs, suovels AID post spade.
iuInI 8, Mt carriage. e. rmantOwn wagon. lug
gy, ser dearborn harness, sct buggy harness,
> se.s oil pillow harness, sets Ut stage har-
ness, oilnrg ana br lies. two Cross Ut saws
III good coalition. maui post 10 & Brindstone.
COZ, CHAINS, lay ana straw, corn fodder by
TIE bundle. Otuer articles too numerous TO
mention,
lie ms-All sums OF so anl IN der, cash.
All ri sOyer That amount, "A credit OF u ne
months Will be given by tire pure aS-r giving
a uankab e note with approved lidOt sc
SARAH A. WHITMAN,
II. NJ Whitefnan. Auct.
jn-Htw /. h. Whltenian, Clerk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
aTOCR QUOTATIONS.
Reported BY
HEALD d COMPANY.
bankers md Brokers.
Snyauth and Markat 4tfeets

Investment aud Securities yielding
from to z por cent
Orders for tue purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bonds on Commission axeout-
cd at all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York.
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit 10
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

Dinks-The morning paper says the
caucus ended in free fight Is that cor.
rectf
Danks-Not by blamed sight. Every
man in 1t had to ante up with $40 and
COSTS Courier
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

, Taylor and FuIlerton's cough syrup
cures coughs. colds. hoarseness. and all
affections of the throat and lungs. For
sale by w. q. Taylor, Pharmacist, 303 King
sstreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

THERE IL some talk of another large
morocco factory locating In the city.
Well, Wilmington Is tue plaoa and they
will b. royalty welcomed amongst the
Blue Hens Chickens. Lat taem come and
we hope thoy Will do such a big business
that will empioy several hundred hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

The lIaEiwutns On tho Vail" Opola
House Feb sra aul On. 'BeIsA421lr' by
the West End Lhora Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

The Pen and Pencil Iluo has elected
Lewis n. Megargee president for the en-.
suing year. Tho Board Of Governors
consists OF W. A. Conner, James j. Daley
I. II. Martin. James r. Young and Ed.
mund Stirling.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

For New Castle. Slt li.i5 ~ tn. ..5J. 4.e0
Gil, U.b.i, y 81 p, III. and l..tO night
tUr Eewe-. o,l3 n. M. AL .. IA.
Express for Dover. harrington ami DelfnaE
e.l5 lIt3 a.. M, AZ .. IN, aud !.Ol night.
For harrington ans way stations only. s.oo
j. III. ,
LxpIees tor cape Charles. OLD Poiut Com
lori anu NorIols .l.0a =. ~. and l!.UI night
-SuND TRAINS.
For New Castle, L. OF night.
For cape Charles. Old Font Comfort aul
kortoIh, l-Ui nisut.
For MluulcIuwn, Clayton, Dover, Wyo-
ming. felton Harrington, BridReviile Sea.
ioru, Laurel and n9tuIaI, l2.ul uiHuL.
@ Congressional Limited Exp, vas trains
composed entirely oil fuillhuh NestiDule eaI.
Tor anu Dining Cars. No extra tare y her
Til u - al " 'la=t r.
(SLimitel express trains. composed of Pull
mam Scstibul PHrlur Cars VestiDuie Pilssuu>
ger Goachss and DINING Car. No extra fare
Fer TURNER !HIHFtuat4et;, pas,enge ara
itiafIed 20 ticket agent ~ the stAti9n
GeEeIalManayer. General Passenger AIT
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN R-R
TINE TABLE IN EFFECT Oct. 9sth 1884.
Trains leave " ilml..stIH French street
Station Tor - & ~. junction, Monlvhau1n,
Nintertiur, Guye. court uranUyuc. CuEsart,
Ihadds Ford junction. T. eOpson, est GEes-
ter. I'm rCeN!ie MoTtonHlie, CuatosS lille
and intermediate stittons daily except sun
day, at as u. m, : ~. Tao and II p. N. sun.
day anly at e,OI u. M. LIS ANA 4. U +. IT.
For WayEe,Ou, Junction. Springfield and
int mediate stations daily except sunday,
e. ?.55 q. m, :. = aud 5.i5 p. M. Sunday only
bit 500 u. an, - and So p. M
For Joanna, BiTdsboFo. Reading and inter.
mediate stations. daily except Sunday, at
7.36 a. m. aud :, IS p. M. SUNDAY only ut a0i
A. q. MCCAUsLANp. Superintendent
B0WNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass AgcIt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

JnE anail hoy .al h dan Iarous slad is
now ent % tho TOPICS that Is hctng dis.
eussed by the Mayor and the Sewer CON.
mlssicners aud TIE ity Solicitor. Tho
sport is real dangerous .or the boys aud
any pedestrian or team that happens
aloRg about tho time the small bog and
his sled reach any Of the crossings.
Several severA accidents lave arendy
taken place. No loss than -four boys were
Injured on Sintn street hiA on Monday
night. aud it Is a wonder lat several per-
sons wsrs not killed. HE large bob steds
as they are now constructed arc danger
Qua and those who ride or them ttke tualr
lives In their hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

EOLD Jack Frost Is certainly on a ramp.
age. lie has been playing nGh links with
the mercury in tins thermometer and tho
GOAL merchants sfnie With Elce as the
orders come In for tons OF coll The
therm ometer at Fifth ami JeHer son
streets, at O'Clock this morning re gis.
tered below zero. This is undoubtedly
the coolest weather in Delaware for
yeara
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

THE members OF St John parish held
reunion on Tuesday eyoning IN the parish
balldiug. About three hundred persons
wers present. including a largo designation
from ST. Georges Mission at Edge Moor
The entertainment WIS ar en- jOyahie ono
and consisted Of speRking AMI singing.
Addresses wero delivered by Bishop ole.
man, Rev. George {. Hall. Edward g.
Bradford, Rev John l. Elttell and Alison
A Maher, Refreshments were also
fsnture Of the evenings enjoyment
The festive and entcrpeslug burglar IL
plying his business VIII great success Ill
the Wild ana woolly Nest This tlme a
ira n on the Santa Fs railroad was hei d
up and the engineer and fireman WEI o
robbed Of $40. They then went through
tho slaiu aai robbed every passenger OF
what yaiusDles they htd One lady pas.
sengsr was made to give up some $500 In
cash. The officers as usual ars on the
trail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-10
TIE STATE PRTNTER.

The STATE JOURNAL desires to con-
graduate the Republicans of the legisla-
ture on their prompt and happy choice
of Major ]. K. Hudson for state printer.
The position has long been the honorable
ambition of the editor of the Capital and
the selection will meet with very general
approval
The publication at the capital city of
an enterprising daily newspaper, largely
devoted to an in-season and out-of-season
support of political party and all its
candidates, devolves a great expenditure
of time, labor, talent and money
The bestowal of the latest Office in the
gift of the state indicates sense of po-
litical gratitude that is often lacking.
No one can question the ardor and
earnestness of the Capital in behalf of
the Republicans. The JOURNAL wishes
the editor of its contemporary renewed
prosperity from his new source of prac-
teal revenue.
A biographical sketch appears on the
fifth page of this paper.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-10
TIE ANTLPAss BILL

The bill regulating the use of free
railroad passes introduced yesterday by
Representative Gardenhire of this county
seems to solve the pass problem in
about the most satisfactory manner pos
sible. It provides for the registration of
all time passes with the secretary of
state, the register to be kept open to
public inspection at all times. A penalty
is provided for failure to comply with
this provision of the law
One of the weak features in most laws
is that there is no one designated whose
business it is to report violations to the
proper authorities. Here is the strong
point in Mr.. Gardenhire's bill. 1t pro-
vides that railroad conductors shall take
up unregistered passes, collect full fare
and report the violation of the law to the
proper officers under penalty of fine and
imprisonment. This provision ought to-,
and doubtless will, insure its rigid en-
forcement
With the provisions of the measure
strictly carried out the result cannot but
be good. Every public official holding a
pass will be known. Every candidate
for office who is the recipient of favors
from railroads can be found out and if
the people have any lingering suspicion
that he might be influenced thereby. or
if they thi nix the system wrong on gen
eral principles, they can express their
disapproval at the ballot box by voting
against him.
The bill is believed to be the most SEN
sible and effective one for the suppression
of the pass evil ever proposed and it
ought to pass. The people demand leg
islative action on this question and as no
partisan feeling can possibly arise in
connection with it it should have the
unanimous approval of the legislature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-10
THE GOVBRNORs MESSAGE

Governor dwellings message deliver
ed to the legislature on the eve of his re-
tirement from the executive office is
conservative document in the main and
one presenting number of points
worthy of consideration; but marred, as
was to be expected coming from Level
ling, by several statements unworthy of
an executive.
He calls attention to the fact that the
state bonds to the amount of $665,500
will fall due in a short time but suggests
no plan for meeting them; says property
should be assessed at its actual value,
matter on which there has been no dis
pute for many years; endorses the po-
sition of the STATE JOURNAL and almost
everybody else except the Office holders
that the fee system in state. county and
municipal offices should be abolished;
recommends the exclusion of foreign in
surance companies from the state
Under the head of prohibition the gov
ernor says the people have no longer to
deal merely with the saloon but must
'grapple with a gigantic whisky trust"
and incidentally fires shot at the Tope
ka club He predicts that the prohibitory
amendment will remain until suppressed
ed by naturalization of the liquor traffic.
He advocates public elevators and pub
lie stock yards as a measure of economy
and fair dealing to the people.
He says something favorable regard
ing irrigation, and recommends an ap-
preparation, but his idea doesn't seem to
reach the 100000 mark.
Under the caption of labor he takes
occasion to defend himself from the
criticism to which he has been subjected
for not appointing a member of the State
Federation to the Office of labor commits
sioner, and says the bureau is one Of
labor statistics, and not of the statistics
of organized labor alone.
He recommends a court of appeals,
and incidentally the abolition of the
board of railroad commissioners, as he
says they have no power to enforce their
DEGREES, and are entirely subject to the
DEGREES OF the federal courts.
He endorses the Coxey good roads
plan, and recommends its adoption in
Kansas; and also says a good word for
his own famous tramp circular.
After administering severe censure to
the president. the federal courts and the
government in general for their action
during the strike last summer, he closes
with a review of the legislative war as
seen from his standpoint.
He, somewhat ludicrously compares
himself to the great Washington, and ap-
peals to posterity to judge of his admin
istration. Unfortunately for the retiring
governor he was elected to serve the
! people of Kansas now on earth, and these
people have not endorsed him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-10

MACKENZIE BOWEL. acting premier,
and upon the sudden death of his chief
Mr.. Bowel was appointed to the va
cant post. The new premier is a fine
executive officer, but as he has long been
prominently identified with the Orange
men he has many active opponents, and
the general elections which he intends
to call in March may be vigorously con-
tested.
Mackenzie Bowel is what people call
a self made man. His birth occurred in
Suffolk, England, Dec. ~, 1923, and
nine years later he moved with his par
ents to Belleville, Ont. There in due
season he was apprenticed to a local
printer. Being a youth Of intelligence,
industry and ambition, he rose step by
step and eventually became proprietor
of the paper.
Mr.. Bowel has displayed q pro-
nounced capacity for climbing ladders,
and his career in the Belleville Intelli-
gencer Office is typical of his success in
other fields. He advanced from the low
est to the highest honors in the order Of
Orangemen, travelled the rough road of
politics from plain member of parlia-
ment to cabinet officer and thence to
PREMIER, 0ubSfou the ulI1t1d DIS a prl-
vate, served with distinction as officer
and eventually became minister of
militia in the Dominion cabinet, has
been vice president of the Dominion
Editorial association and vice president
of the Ontario Agricultural and Art as
ISOLATION, and in all his enterprises has
been distinguished for zeal, industry and
persistence.
Mr. Bowel is also interested in vari-
Gus local business enterprises, is presi
dent of railroad and of an insurance
company and has some manufacturing
interests. He entered parliament in 1857
and has been continuously in Office
ever since He is classed as Conserva-
tive and is high protectionist.