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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Cow. Dr,nK While warm.

j. w. Templln. OF Warwick, Pa, met
with heavy loss the other day, He had
recently taken charge OF the farm rur-
chased by hlm from the estate OF his
father, the late Lewis Y. Tempiin. A car.
load Of cove arrived at the station near
eat his home on one OF the warm daya
late Ia the week. They were to stock HE
farm. The animals were taken from the
cars and allowed to drink heavily. As o
result they died, after bloatlng. Mr.
Templin valued the anlNals at $50 each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
11l1I l1I11uisaaal=-4llls-sl9
" nTncF VI. Curry.

Owing TO the noI.arrval OF juror
ON punnled TO try the oase o. the ChRrlns
nRse die not come up in Superior Court
khls morning. Colonel Benjam Nlelds.
Who represemts the company, Hskod leave
10 file general plea. but Waiter Hayes
objected aud Mr. Nlelds withdrew mis-
plea Ihe case viii CONS up this alter
noon. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
A prntLN I.n,yn,

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad lawn
at delaware Avenue IL bright with flowers
which maken that spot very attractive.
These plants are taken up evory fall and
replanted IN the Company's greenhouse at
Baltimore. The trees which also grace the
lawn are growing rapidly and in several
years tho lawn will be transformed into q
mark,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Ifarly tnbbaue.

A great many persons doubted the
statement made few days ago that Mrs.
Benjamin Gettz had sold In our market,
Il quantity Of cabbage that had been
raj sed In the garden this season. but 10
was nevertheless q fact. TneSe cabbages
were planted In ridges last autumn. and
op the 2Sth of May some of them were
cut and sold In our market To-day three
barrels OF them were thus sold. and the
operation will be repeated until tho sup.
ply shall be exhausted.
Thls shows what can be done by good
management. There is nothing like hav'
ing early vegetahlesif II one wishes to make
good profit Entsrprlslng parties often
grow rich while slow polng ones starve.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
OiIintl,p AR.

A strong smell of oil which could pa de.
tected nil over Wilmington made 1t very
unpleasant for citizens between and
oclt ok yesterday afternoon. Tho air en-
tered the homes Of everybody and several
cases OF illness were reported.
Pndestluna gagged aud everyone was
complaining but whore the dlsngreeabla
smell came from no ono appeared to
know,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Brn!se His Leg.

While playing on the second floor Of
Phillips new store at Fifth and Church
streets yesterday afternoon, IA year old
John Dougherty fell from window to
the pavement and broke a leg ab)ve the
knee. John llvea with his father at No.
All Spru ce street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
The Lnvy ConrI..

The Levy Court thls morning passed
the monthly pay, roll OF Sl300 and mum.
her OF bills. The delinquent tax collectors
made their returns, which were approved.
communication from L. A. Lsson for
the return oil over paid tax was referred
to the pr oper committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Funeral of Miss urivcr.

The funeral OF Miss II Driver who died
At the RI tanhouse, PhiiaaelDhia, few
davs ago from uephritts in the blth year
Nf her age took plaee from St johns
Church this city yesterday aft ernoon.
Miss Deiver at one time livod here. Tutor.
menl W 8 mlda nt Mtdiie town.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
.trnck hN IAehtnlnu.

The barn and stables OF Sloan Metho
dist Episcopal Church, nenr the PennSyl'
vania State liue, ware struck by lightning
and destroyed Sunday evening causing q
loss OF $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Tr,s,ce Tnnnn,r Warner D.nd.

The passengers on the Delaware trains
to-day wore all making inquiries concern
Ing the health OF james b. Toman, Trus-
tee OF New Custle Commons. The reason
was that AIR. Toman was affected by the
sun on Thursday last and his holol was
closed to-day aud Grape was Oh the door.
His mOthor ia daal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
soIihY the sherIm

The Clayton Call, newspaper. was sold
BY Sheriff Shaw. OF KEnt County. to the
Clayton Building aud Loan Association
md the latter lmme ti4Lely sold the plant
10 William George Hill. Of Clayton, for
e.0Jj. MI. II will continue the publ
Uation OF the paper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

EoR hENT-EHrnished rooms S, for or, : R,,, men
trect. I-]t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
I;oyy at tho Hnnits.

John Lynch OF Bancroft's Banks was
seriously injured In row on "Wednesday
evening last 1t is alleged by a family
named Thornton. One OF the young men
was arrested on the charge of assault end
battery, lie was released on ball to ap-
pear on Saturday evening. It Is under.
stood that Lynch Is In precarlous con.
QILIou
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
To nnr, Harry t,eter-.

The funeral Of Harry Peters the young
man VINO was drowned In the Brandywine
creek on Sunday. Will take place to m or.
row afternoon from the rooms OF Under.
tinker Chandler, No. Ill W. Ninth street I.
Peters had many friends and his funeral
viii undoubtedly be largely attended,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

Shiloh's Cure. the great Cough and
Group Cure, is In great demand. Pock-
ct size contains twenty-five doses. only
25c Children love 1t. Sold by all
druggists.
Cor. and and Market streeta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Adams sun uncon- cious.

Tho condition of John Quincy Adams.
the colored man who was found on the
railroad track south of New Castle on
Sunday morning Is stll unchanged. He
stili remains unconscious and there are
no hopes OF his recovery. Foul play has
been suspected and the case will be inves.
tguted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
pnlirnl.,an Oxrrcnnin.

Twenty policemen who took part in the
parade II Philadelphia on Monday, OF the
police hi II emen HerA overcome by the
heat and mad to be sent tO the hospitals
for treatment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Went Couuc,I,. clerk.

The most prominent Candidates for
clerk Of Citv Council are William q. Baugh
John +. 4. Feukel and Augustus Messick.
slt. Baugh ls an ex-councilman. Mr..
Feukel the defeated candidate for city
treasurer and AIR. Messiok a former clerk
OF council.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
nl.lo.i., r'ren,,,.r,.

the NJ L. Preachers Association yestsr.
" listened to an address by Rev. De-
.aetrips Niaheuolf, Macedonia, on ths
Christian k in that country. Those
present alec spoke on the position OF Rev.
Roberi Watt III his eenunciutlon Of police
methods in thi5 city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

Captain Sweeney, U. S. A. San Diego,
Cal,eays "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the
first medicine | have ever found that
would do me any good"
Sold by n u. Dantorth. Druggist s. Y
Corner Second and Market strcots.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

Knrls Glover Root Will purify your
Blood clear your complexion, regulats
your bowele and make your head clear as
bell 25c., Soc, and Sl.OO.
Sold ty N. h. Danrorth, S. l., Cor. Second
nnd MhrkoI SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
A suicide
Philn,lalnhin InnaA

handsome young girl aftsr maxim Q
two Intellectual attempts before com nit,
ted suicide this morning by hanging her.
self in the callur. The girl was named
Louise Ineim and lived al i725 Vineyard
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
I-,,. an,e ,o he About.

George Justis, who has been conhned ~ 70
his home for the past two weeks with Ill.
ness was able to be about to-day and on
Thursday will cave this city with MS
wife for browns Mills. N. j., for tie bene.
Nt ~ hIa haaIih
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
loo READERS


Of the RTPUB4ICAS are now Ofarei an op-
p0rtunlty to tWl,a sharcs IN the new series OF
Tha Guardian Savings and Loan
Assoclat lon
lust being ieHued Al il per share,
Tins Association has always been carefully
managed Hud is now one of tine lest ana
most prosperous Loan Associations IN tue
city.
n r. Advantages Hre offered TO the bor-
roycf by tins Assu siatiUu tnau by any Uthec
plNn.
Loans are granted on real estate or
stock a4 80. Atetal.
Hup5 uud interest payable in easy
monihIY instslm"uts,
Loans luny lie paid oil hy inst ailments
or cancelled al tno pleasure OF tue Dor
rover.
Interest Is reduced proportionately rs
the loan ia iErUtuIued,
ShnrcA IA npw eeftrs now offered for shle at
100 each Looks rtady Apply TO
VIM. D. RuLLEr jEaa Pres't.
WIN. e. hhWKiBS, Sec
Him sod 'i2 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
4wo 0rw orrlorn-.
5efrsrssn n. Fenfd is clerk q The reaee
rrd Victor n. wooiiey Prothanaiarv.

Acting Governor Watson this morning
appointed Jefferson B. Foard, of Middle-
town. Clerk OF the Peace for New Castle
county. to succeed Pierce Blggs, whoao
term Of office expires to-morrow. and So
iected Victor b. Woolley. Prothonotary. to
succeed peter A. Horty, whose term ex-
pires on July 10.
The new Clerk of the Pe ace lie q well
known Democrat and a well to do COM
mission msre hant of Middletown. He has
held several political positions and at
present Ia a trustee OF the poor.
The appointment was quite surprise
to Wilmington Democrats as they had
looked forward to the appointment Of
George Mcintyre or Patrick Neary.
For over 30 years the clerk OF peace has
come from st. Georges Hundred, the re.
firing clerk and L ward Cochran being
residents of Middletown.
Victor b. Woolley is we'll known
young lawyer OF this city and member of
the New Castle County bar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

A strawberry and ice cream festival will
be held at Red Clay Creek Presbyterian
Church OH Monday evening. June 10. II
stormy 1t will be continued the following
evening. All are invited. Proceeds for
the benefit of the Sabbath school.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
A Rrai1eu HIh-

While working about horse yesterday.
Wistsr Dixon, colorsd, and living on the
causeway, was Kicked BY the animal and
receiyed a compound fracture OF the
ninth rib. DIR. Quinn rendered medical
attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
crrnrnh for Dover.

The Cutch steamship 0hatlois cleared
to day for Dover, England, with cargo
Of 200. 900 gallons OF crude petroleum.
Value OF cargo, SIS, 900
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
QUOTATIONS
Reportnd by
HEALD a. COMPANY.
IInnltcrs aud l}roiters,

Seventh ADJ Market stssets.
Investment and seddriilsi yleldtus
from tot per cent 80 eS -s.'1-- I
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bondson Commisslon axecut-
ID at all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
SHED,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

Harrison st. Sunday School Will give
ite excursion to Woodlan Beach to.
morrow, leaving King st. Wharf at 7.30
am. large attedance is expected should
thu bnv he fair
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

The Girls Friendly Society of st. John's
Church will hold q strawberry festival In
tho Church tomorrow and Thursday
evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
,nnInr AYnnther nj Lnst

The warm wave which had settled over
the eastern states has been bro ken by the
storm of last evening. The storm was
eevere in THE city the wind blowing al
n o7t gale. The rain fell ir torrents and
since tia thermometer has fallen twenty
degrees. The cooler weather will remain
with us until tomorrow at lepst,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
SiVEsF,ET :ENssg.ssY

Lots taken care of during the sea-
son. Orders reoeiv d for sodding
of 10 S and graves, manuring,
seeaing and gardening
ltamiled rcceipts given for all money paid.
when work Is ordered.
sE-Sec ComnnnY's plan for perpetual care
OF lots. city Office 7l2 baEkct street.
Supt olltce. Cemetery grounds. m7.lm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Tho Chance ofaLife Time.
LOCAL DOTS.

We invite the public to Inspect our etch.
ipgs. which are on sale at this onice.
Price 81,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Lively Row,

Two prominent citizens last night be.
came engaged in an ugly fight IN Cigar
store on West Fourth street. One of III Q
ZEN hroke the glass in large show case
The proprietor OF the cigar store refused
to have the participants arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

All diseases OF the skin cured and lost
complexion resto. ed by Johnson's Orlen-
tai soap.
N b Danforth, Second and Market
streets aud Mlllers Drug Store, 401 Mar.
ket gtreet
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
A nnx at woodland Heaoh.

One hundred and fifty members Of
Madeley NJ, t. Sunday School won't to
Woodland Beach this morning on their
annual excursion. They were accom-
panied by a band. On Thursday Asourx
School will go to the same resort.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

Judge Swayne responded In hls happy
manner. thanking the district att ornsy
for his friendly worde.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
Tho MenIl,rr.

To NJ morrow promises to be partly
cloudy. followed by clearing and rather
warmer. Thursday fair and higher tenn.
petature.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

LNDk RENT-storc and dwelling. north
IL west corner OF tth and on slrottH.
Good stand ch ap rent, Apply No $40 Pop
lar street J4-2t-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04
They tell US

NY h 80
our Serge
Suits are the
best to be had
for the money.
Blues, blacks
and grays-
$50, SI2.5o
and SIS for
men S sizes.
a.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

All members Of the lst Wilmington Com.
pany Boys Brigade will please meet at
the West End Reading Room to-norrow
evening with their caps and belts at 7.30
o'clock sharp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

w ANTED-An experienced iror er AT tho
w Hiamon1 state Laun Try. NO. Sliia
Shipley street. AIT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-04

THE TEMPERATURE.
The therm ometer at tho REPUBLICAN
Olice to day:
7o'olock. 10 o'clock. O'Clock.
60 72 rs
The oasis., 1895-12-07
ARTICLE Ell,

The names of the incorDorators are W. F. chenoweth, F. II. WelIes and Il. K. Cheno- weth.
The oasis., 1895-12-07
tn.e. lllsnli.se,l.

District court resumed its sitting at Tucson Saturday morning. The crim- inal cases against Parks, Richardson and Barnett, charged with cattle steal ing and the illegal branding of cattle were dismissed last Saturday on mo- iion of District Aftorney Lowell who said that he did not believe It would be possible in any case tO procure cOnyic- iinn The indictments. he said, had grown ont of neighborhood row which was not Of sufficient importance to the county to warrant the expense of large sum Of money in its settle. mcrft.
 X couple of weeks aga Mr. Frank Allison prepared a petition praying for the dismissal Of these cases on the ground that their prescott ion, which could result in no good wonld entail heavy costs which the county would have 10 paw This petition was signed by q large rmher of tax payers. This + the fuurtb time Parks h,s been in- dicted and he has stOpd trial three times, the territory failing ln ever, ease tO procure his convict ion. It is estimated that the expense attending dh tH'NN v "i' h'it'hHNNu bp tDDul Sl0000. The trouble grew out of the illegal branding of d S2 calf. The county paid enough to buy a herd of LOGO such calves.
 Parks on one side and Barnett and Richardson Or the other are at war. Parks was indicted by the last grand jury and on the following day he went before the grand jury and offered the evidence which resulted in the indict- ment of his neighbors. All parties re- side near Crittenden.
The oasis., 1895-12-07
Shnt ibswu.

Fl Pas0 Herald The International copper shelter has shut down, and ac. cording to information given the Herald, a move is likely to be made ere long for a receivership. The stock Of the concern iS evenly divided be- tween the fitlgerald party and east ern parties, and the latter who are re- presented here by Mir, Beattie. are thoroughly dissatisfied with the Fitz- gerald management which they claim has brought things to a standstill Mir. Beattie says that matters have come to such pass that the men haul ing orein Arizona have seized it as surety for their pay, and the help in this city, recently did the same thing with the ore and bullion until Mir. Beattie had made arrangements neces- sary tO secure the men their pay. The truth is, MT. Beatte says, that the local management has come to the end of it's tether, and 1t cannot now be said when the shelter will be started up again.
The oasis., 1895-12-07
e1rN, ANp eoHNrv.

The l2O0 head Of cattle, mentioned last week as held at Calabasas because the buyer who had contracted came not. have been sold to a California buyer and shipped.
 Monday last St. Francisco day was celebrated with great pomp and splen- dor at the old San Xavier mission. The church had been decorated and hung with lanterns. Imposing cere- monies took place in the evening and a large concourse Of people partlcl- pated.
 At Tucson on Thanksgiving day Billy Reed earned the undying grati- tude of his friends and the eternal cnnity Of butcher and grocer who had dressed turkeys on their hands. Al the shoot at SoldiniS' ranch ont Of twenty-one shots he brought down twenty-two turkeys, which he dis tributed among his acquaintances.
 Mr. Alex Mckay was in Tucson last Saturday, from the coal field in the Santa Rita mountains. Ihe deepest shaft Is now down furty-eight feet and the formation is n slate with small veius and punches ot coal running through it The indications are said to he satisfactory and the outlook for cutting large coal body believed to be excellent.
 A queer case was up before Judge Meyer at Tucson last Saturday. One tramp accused two others uf rubbing him S2. ItappearS that the Roihs child> of the crowd invested foriy-iiye cents in alcohol ard little sugar Thus forlihed they repaired tn the palace car where they were stealing a ride and brewed punch The banker got drunk and the other fellows rolled him, but as he was nut sure of the right parties all were discharged.
The oasis., 1895-12-07
ARTIcLEX.

The By-Laws of this Corporation shall be adopted by the Stockholders and may be al tered or amended by the Board of Directors by two-thirds vote at any regular meeting of the Board, and said alteration or amend ment shall be presented at the next Stock holders meeting for its approval provided that the same shall be operative until dis approved.
 In witness whereof, we have adopted the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and sub scribed our hands thereto this 18th day of October, A. D. 1895.
 II. K. CHENOWETH,
 F. II. WELLEs.
 W. r. CHENOWETH
The oasis., 1895-12-07
In presence Of:
 MARIANA NELASCO. ELISA F. DE CHENOWETH. EB. WILLIAMS.
In presence of:
TERRITORY or ARIZONA. !
 County of Pima $

TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 County of Pima. ns'
 Before me, ED. Williams Notary Public. in and for said County, duly commissioned and sworn, on this day personally appeared II. k Chenoweth. F. H. Welles and w. F, Chenoweth, known to me to be the same per sons whose names are subscribed to the fore going Articles of Incorporation a nd severally acknowledged to me, that they executed the same for the purposes therein expressed Given under my hand and seal of office this { --S- 18th day of October, 4. n. 1895.
 SEAL. EB WILLIAMS, t-- Notary publib.
The oasis., 1895-12-07
ARTICLE III.

The business or this Corporation shall be. taking care of sick and Injured persons; 'he erection and equipment of such buildings is may be deemed necessary for such busi- ness; and the doing of whatever may lawfully be done, necessary to the full establishment Of first class sanitarium
The oasis., 1895-12-07
ARTICLE EIY.

The Capital stock of thls Association shall be Twenty-five Thousand Dollars (s25.Oo0.OW divided into shares of the par value of Twen- ty-hve Dollars each certificates for which stock shall be issued only on payment there for, and the stock shall be nonassessable
The oasis., 1895-12-07
ARTICLE VII.

The Directors shall elect one of their num- Der as President of the Board and shall ap- point such other officers as may be necessary for the effective carrying out of the purposes of the Corporation.
The oasis., 1895-12-07
ARTICLE VIII.

The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which this Corporation shall at any time subject itself shall not exceed the sum of Five-Tbousand Dollars s5,O00OOJ
The oasis., 1895-12-07
ARTICLE VT.

The business of this Corporation shall be conducted and controlled by Board of Di- rectors consisting of Three Stockholders who shall be elected by the Stockholders on the first Monday of June in each year, and until the first annual election the Directors shall be W. |. Chenoweth, F II. Welles and II. K. Chenoweth.
The oasis., 1895-12-07
ARTICLE

The private property of the Stockholders in this Corporation shall not be liable for the debts of this corporation.
The oasis., 1895-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Articles of ofInCorporation
 Of The WTERNAH0NAL SANITARIUM ASSOCIATION.
ARTICLE l.

IT he name Of this Corporation shall be the International sanitarium Associations and its principal place of business shall be the Town of Nogales, County of Pima, Territory of Arizona.
The oasis., 1895-12-07
ARTICLE V.

This corporation shall begin on the lst day Of November A. D.. 1895, and shall continue f1r Twenty-five Years thereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
THE YEAR ABROAD.

Storm and stress have marked the course Of
1890 in many lands. There have been wars and
lumors OF wars, and peaceful revolutions Of
great importance There have been some noble
achievements and some most base and Grim
inal. Scarcely any foreign land-not one OF
considerable rank-has been without It's stirring
bjt of history The map Of the world has been
materially altered. and the annals. both Of hui
man progress and Of human woe. have been
greatly amplihcI.
In the Far East the war between China and
japan was brought to IN end by the Treaty Of
Simonoseki-at once a generous and a most hui
initiating document. Japan had her vast antago
mist ut her mercy. With turn of the hand she
might have occupied Picking and dissolved the
Empire. She was content with taking Formosa
and large cash indemnity, and with requiring
China TO make herself amcnabe to the interna
tlonal laws Of trade and progress. Russia, Ger
many and France formed Il marplot league to
rob Japan OF some Of the fruits Of victory and
10 spoiiatc the vanqulshed Empire for their own
profit Thus they practically reduced China to
dependency upon themselves. Great Britain
seemed to hold aloof from the whole business,
but contrived 10 secure for herself after all, the
lions share of spells. China thus passes into the
category Of protcctorates. while Japan
rises TO place among the great military and
naval as well as commercial Powers Of the world
At the other side OF Asia the crime Of the
century has been consummated. Early in the
year the Turkish Government officially decrecd
the determination Of about half the Armenian
people This hdeous work has been executed
openly. with cynical frankness. and with every
possible accessory Of outrage and torture The
Great Powers of Europe, responsible for the ex
istence and good behavior of Turkey, have
looked on alphabetically. or at most have busted
themselves with petty details Of etiquette while
hundreds of thousands Of their fellow-C Christians
have been doomed to a horrible death. The
year closes with all Armenia a slaughter-pen
and the Turk denan,ly brandshing his blood
reeking cimeter in the face OF Europe which
either does not care or does not dare 10 inter
fere.
In Africa the British Empire, under the In
spring leadership Of Cecil Rhodes has steadily
advanced It's borders. and has enjoyed an almost
UNPARALLELED boom In mining enterprises
Matters In the Transvaal have approached a
crisis which may make that Republic once more
a British State. A full protectorate has been
established over Uganda. The Pearl Of Africa"
The King Of Ashanti has broken his treaty with
England and thus brought against himself an
expedition which may dethrone him and make
his famous kingdom II thing Of the past Abys-
snia has been turbulent In both domestic and
foreign affairs, and has at last challenged Italy