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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
ARPlAupMG CLEVELAND.
The Press Of Mexico on, the Recent vene
sueian Message. 'if7e

The Press OF Mexico on the Recent vene+
SueIan Messags.
CRY OF MAxfco, Dee, 10 The press
continues 70 giyc support TO President
Cleveland, who has Become immensely
popular, and one paper declares that he
has the public sentiment of all the new
world behind him, that he is invincible
and that he hss injected into the public
law of the world the Monroe doctrine;
which is the reason why Europe Is mad
dened and utters grave threats. But
Europe will find that all tho nations ON
this hemisphere declare the Monroe doc
trine to be International law, for the
people Of the new world are sovereign on
this side OF the sea and have now the for
niidable support Of great nation, which
in its secession contest revolutionized the
art of naval warfare and compelled Eng
land to copy its intentions and, beside
that, the United States, which in that war
put 100000 brave men in the field can
raise even greater armies now, for IL is a
nation Of 70,oo0,00o rich, brave and patri-
otic men.
All the leading iournals take the side of
the United States In unequivocal Ian.
gnnge, the only dissenting; voices being
the clerical organ III TEMPO and the or
gans Of resident Spaniards, which declare
the United States is on the brink Of ruin,
financial and political and In peril OF tho
combined hostile action of Europe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
George Kennan Fears . Great War

CLEvBLAND, Dec. 26--George Kennan,
the we'll known writer and lecturer, speak
ing of tho Venezuelan dispute, says: II am
surprised at the readiness of the American
people to bring ON first class war. re-
gret the condition because greatly fear
that terrible war is imminent England
will not back down from her position.
This can be taken for q certainty. If
President Cleveiand's Interpretation of the
Monroe doctrine continues to bs upheld
we shall have war, and the greatest war
that ever transpired."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
wedded and wlaowed Il an Hour.

DEs MofNEs, Dec s6.-Walter Scott, a
young busipess man. and Miss Clara Daw-
son, were married Tuesday afternoon by
a Justice of the peace. Scott went directly
from the office OF the Justice to thehome
of the girls father, S. r. Dawson and was
shot dead by the father. The girls father
had objected to Scott and to prevent her
marriage had her placed in q lunatio
asylum, then in convent and finally in q
private school in Ohio In each instance
Scott secured her release, and finally she
left her home, met Scott and married him,
and sent him after her clothing The
tragedy followed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
s.ra,.en.. suaaen nI.e 9 wsal.l,.

CoLoRApo SPRINGS, Dec. e6. w. 8.
Stratton, sole owner of the Independence
gold mine, for which he recently refused
100000, has bought tho Plymouth Rock
group of five mines for $4,000. They cover
forty acres OF patented ground and are
worth according to experts, $3.50, 900 STRAIT
ton is the largest individual mine owner in
tho world Three years ago he was car
penter working for 50 day
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
used ! dynamite House for \ rarret

SALISBURY, N. c., Dec. a8.-Tuesday
evening the Smithdeal Hardware com
pany's powder and dynamite storage
house, one mile from here, exploded.
George Weaver was instantly killed and
his brother Ira, IA years of age, was badly
hurt. The cause of the explosion ia sup
posed to be the boys shooting at target
placed on the storage house. The report of
the explosion was heard twenty five miles.
Fifteen hundred pounds OF dynamite and
seventy five kegs OF powder exploded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

The President,s Christmas.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26,-The president
and cabinet and official Washington gem
orally, with the exception of the Republic
can members of the ways and means COM
mittee, spent quiet and enjoyable Christi
mus, free from the anxieties and excite
ments Of the past six or eight days The
president and Mrs. Cleveland had pro-
vided large Christmas tree for their three
little daughters, and spent most of the
day making merry with the children and
their numerous presents,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
,,arney Ford Pleads Not Guilty.

TRENTON, Dec. a6.-Barney Ford, tho
ex-superintendent of the state house, ap-
peared in the Mercer county court and
pleaded not guilty to the two indictments
charging him with conspiracy with Furni-
ture Dealer John Mullins to defraud the
state, four indictments charging him with
obtaining money from the state by false
pretenses in connection with the furnish
ing of supplies by Alexander l. Reilly, and
two indictments charging misconduct in
office Judge Woodruff set Feb. 10 as the
date of his trial, and released him in 81 900
bail to appear for trial
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
.rIoea res.e. Assrssa.s srilIions.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dse to6, The
Usage, Gesconade and MORGAN river floods
are spbsiding, and last night the weather
was clear, Communication was established
with the Gasconade last evening The eli
tire Usage valley for 400 miles Is a SCENE pf
desoiation and ruin, great suffering neceb.
sariiy resulting, as hundreds OF families
have lost everything, It is thought the
loss by the foods will reach 1000. 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Street Car Held Up In Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26,-Three masked
robbers held up a Mission street car return
ing from Engleside last night and robbed
Richard Clarke, an employe Of the Pacific
Coast Jockey club, of the receipts of the
day, said to aggregate $1,000 Clarke and
two other men were shot by the robbers,
but it is believed none of the wounds will
prove fatal, although Clark will probably
lose ono of his legs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Shot and Killed Al, rntruder.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Dec 25,-Emmor
Thomas objected to Frank Ross entering
his house at Malvern and shot and in
stantly killed him. The two men had
been drinking, and Thomas left Ross and
went into his house, locking the door.
Ross attempted to follow and was shot.
Thomas gave himself up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
indicted for Mailing Internal Machines.

CHICAGO, Dec. ae-The grand jury has
indicted s. A. Owen, who is charged with
having tried to mail Internal machines to
p D, Armour and George NJ, Pullman.
The indictmentwas based on the state law,
which declares the possession Of explosives
for an Illegal purpose to be felony. 1t
was under this statute that Anarchist
Heronck was sent to state prison for
twelve years, because the police found dy-
Mantle cartridges in the cellar of his house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
MenrIde 70 rnter Jenrnallsm.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 28,-John Mcbride.
the retiring president of the American
Federation Of Labor, will probably go into
tho newspaper business. He has received
an offer Of the editorship of the labor de-
partment Of one Of the New York news
papers, and has been asked to take charge
Of a daily y'paper at MassiIion, O., his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
VIII Probably Pardon LilIuoksianr.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-Advices from
Hawaii are to the effect that President
Dole and his cabinet are well pleased with
the way in which ex-Queen Liliuokalani
has conducted herself since her release on
parole, The graptipg Of q full pardon to
her Is under consideration.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Injected Cattle ordered Kllled.

SusQuEHANNA, Pa, Dec e8.-Forty- nine
valuable Jersey cattle on the stock farm of
Hon. Alvin Deyereux, near Deposit, N. Y,
Just across the state line, which We're In
fected with tuberculosis, We're killed by
order of the New York state board of
tn.lth
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Man and wife AsphyxIated.

HuMMELsTowN, Pa. Dec. 28,-John Fl.
Baulsbaugh and his wife, who reside near
Swatara, were found dead in their rooms
yesterday from the effects of coal gas from
a detective stoyepipe. Mr.. Bauisbaugh
was extensively engaged in farming and
was director of the Hummelstown Ma
tionai bank for many years and very
prominent citizen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Unreaa,ted Love and Suicide.

PouGHKEKrsIE, N. Y, Dec. 24-George
W. Kipp, young farmer of the town Of
Rhinebeok. shot himself Through the heart
yesterday. Dependency caused by unre-
quilted love for young girl In Rhine
beck Ii said to have caused him to suicide.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
The we,,tl, AZ

For District of Columbia, Maryland,
eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware: Partly cloudy weather, probar
bly, accompanied by occasional rains; east
erly winds, becoming variable.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

IINOR SALE--Farm situated In New Castle
II County. one mile from tho Stanton de-
rot oh the foad leading TO tho village OF
Ehristinna, eoiitntninx two hundred and
eight acras, OF which twenty-hye slre wood
land. all tho Dalpnoe under Il high stale OF
cultivation. The improvements consist of
Rood brick houso. new ffliine barn, granary
and ice Euiise, Ial In good state of repair.
r. U. siAeSUN. Executor.
No. 1909 1atnall street. dsi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind eeer pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eepteble to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities com.nend it
TO all and have made it the moat
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ID for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fio SKRUp co.
SAN faasctsce. oat.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW YORK NE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
EOK nAi.E.

1lNuR HALE--A special bargain. A corner
IL property IN perfect order. with all mod
Grn improvements. tDust be seen TO be appfe-
ciated clear OF all incuinberaHeo, owner Will
tnke fiEt mortgage TO suit purchaser, 0
yoops and bnth. Papered tlronEhout, anu
nh excelloht heater. could ue converted into
drug store with little expenke good locli-
fion. no exposition. drp2 man look to ynur
interest aud snve u Thousand collars II has
been done. Apply TO Charles W. Guodug,
9Th aud Madison streets asst
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

IoR SAIL House No. 1895 West street.
= Inibhpusc nnsf rooms ana Ditth, front
roroh. aaloau parlor. open stairs aewer co 4
pectiDna with water cl oset IN bathroom
d nd su miner kitchen and Is papered through.
cut. Look ut this house before buying. For
1alh street. dJg-gls
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

A9i ENN CHECKs IN g HOURS
Asp hM CURES ~ 8 DAYS. AT
Ao MEN 492 Market street. Whmtag.
cu. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

IL on sALE--rS eil-inade earporn aus sxer-
\ mAntoWp wagons. At fair prices. a lso
yia BIT and heavy harneea. Come take look
w. HammoHd. Coz. I'd ana FrsHoh streeta
illnihstou4 Del. iyS-1yi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

1laOR HALR-Restaurant No. 6os Madison
~ street, 80 od will and fixtures at low
ngure FOR cash, Iiamed dlate possession II
l.0-lts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
SsyTIcn

NJ OTICE-is hereby given that certificates
In NOS. a0fand 805 for two shares OF STOCK
III the Wilmington and Philadelphia Turn-
Eihe Company In the name OF Eeffas D. Gfa-
ner have been losr or fnisIaid. A ppltcntton
has bret mitde TO The company for new Ger.
fl1IcateSL
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company.
a Stbt administrator
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
CzNTiiAL NATIONAL BANk OF WILL
MINGToN.
" iIminaton, DEL, Deo. "A. ]

" iimington. Del.. Deo "A. 1895.
TJ1LECTiON--,fhe Annual Election tor pi-
IL fectors of this Bank VIII be held ut the
banking house on TuesdHy, Jauuary IL,
Aapd between the hours OF ~ O'Clock noon
dl4 i'm II. r. RuMFonp Casn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

M OTICE-The annual meeting or tho
~ pialaond State Protective association
viii be hold In the public hall In Staiiton,
M6udhys Deeumbsr 5uth. 1895. az 1 D. clock. j..
M DiFecr0fs meetiiig at 10 o'clock. a. ii.
JAMES NJ SifAKESPI IsARE, Pres.
diY-7t-eod.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

EAasfesI ehehester,s kpglish PcnnyoyaI Pias
IA spsaasss ss o,e, bssaa afs the Best ss Reliable.
= lies Gslsn.sstssr ,srs Z a a e'afg.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

III EATElt6 PUT In, repaired. oyerhauled,
IA put ~ ordsr. Ranges. stoves repaired.
IAiisls, araiea nyd pipes. old stoves, fNrni-
tor " oIalge Co. luO5 OraIiaG. lU05. aI0
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

HIOys $50 inade $500 liz 90 days. Write for
4 a. our book. How Fortunes Are Made
Assstcn Benninatou Co., q BroaaMay N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

NogRE CANDY TOYs Ioc par 10, o,hei big
a. bargains at nlgney'aI 2d street near Mon.
0a. dal-ats
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

E5oH BkIEor RENT--A new house on tho
> west sldc. 8 roo,ns aud bath. ali convs.
D,encos Would exchabge for small propnr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

yrlECTIoN NoTiCE--NApIoNAL BANK
IA OF W imington aad Hrnndywine.
Wilmington. Dpl. December ID, 1896.
The annuttl meeting of the stockholders OF
thistnnk for the election OF directors will be
II. 1886, between the hours ofle noon and i
pm. CALEB n. sfikWAkD. Cashier.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

sII,01i ItlsNT--No. 2sllJcnerson street. seven
IL rooms and hath. hsnt low 20 good
party. Ihomas Tatnail. No. III Market 81.
n3O-4t W a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
WANTED

TXT ealoaman. sniary from start;
nm pbrihaneut place. Brown Brothers
Qu. Nursorymen. itochsster. n. X de-lm cod
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-05

formulated sugar per lb .........4c
I los Soda for...........,......2 5c
New Maple Sugar only. ........ Ioc
Cottolene per ID -................Sc
Bulk Olives per qt............. zoe
Fine Fruits of all kinds
New Lettuce
New Radishcs
New Onions
lbs of soc Tea for $500
3 los of Soda Crackers for 49,. 25c
6 lbs of Washed Currants for. 25c
Herring per box only.......... I5c
The herald., 1895-10-13
BrOke the VIII

The contest over the will Of Elizabeth
H. Douglass, deceased, which has been
on trial before Judge Clark for several
days past, has been concluded, the jury
returning a verdict yesterday morning
that Mrs. Douglass was Insane and that
the will was therefore void. Mrs. Doug
lass left her entire estate to her young
est brother, Horace N. Stevens, where
upon the other shree brothers contested
the will. alleging that she was of unsound
mind and that undue influence had been
exercised over her in making the will.
The estate. which is valued at about
$4,000, will now be distributed among the
heirs according to their legal rights.
The herald., 1895-10-13
General Court Notes

The Southern California Railway com
pany has brought suit against A. Phelps
ct al. to condemn certain real estate in
Hunters Highland View tract for right
of way purposes. The land is needed by
the company in Strengthening its line in
the city of Los Angeles.
Judge Mckinley yesterday granted the
petition of the M. e. church of Los An
geles to sell certain real estate.
The case of Dubois ct al. vs.. Bruce, a
suit 10 foreclose mechanics lien, was on
trial before Judge Mckinley yesterday
afternoon.
The case of Mayberry vs.. the Alham.
bra Water company was again on trial
before Judge Van Dyke yesterday after
noon, and, after hearing some further
next.
Township Justice Young yesterday dis
m Used the charge of battery against the
Diller boys. The boys were trimming a
tree and accidentally Knocked down a
board. which fell on their fathers foot,
whefeupon the old gentleman bad them
arrested.
Mary Viola Hooker has brought suit
against her husband, Victor E. Hooker,
for divorce on the ground OF desertion
and willtul failure to provide.
w. Is. Barker has sued Freoerick L.
Aileu W IccOVer 9l4Ou, WnlCn the Q6fend-
ant entered into a written agreement tr
pay on demand. Notice of appeal from
the judgment of the Justices court OF
Los Angeles was yesterday filed in the
suit of Anna from badUr ct al. VS.. Gui.
seppe de Clyostino ct al.
In the suit of J.. w. Wolfskill against
Jennie M. Hagan ct al. Judge York yes
terday gave decree for S755.95, with $50
attorneys fees.
Richard f. Bennett has tlled his nett.
ton to be declared an insolvent debtor.
His liabilities are less than $1,000, with
assets nil.
b.. Barber has brought suit against
Frederick l.. Allen to recover $1450
Emma r. Means ct al. has brouobt
suit against Julia A. Holiday ct al. fo
quiet title to certain real estate on Main
street.
GA. Moltz has filed petition for an
accounting against his partner, Herman
Erbe.. and for general relief.
j. =. Penn has filed a complaint in
foreclosure of mechanics lien against
William M. Trailer for SO.
ID. Liddell has brought suit against M.
Landsberg, ct al. to recover $5S on failure
to carry out certain contract for the sale
of real estate.
George i. Lott has instituted suit
against James Corwin ct al, for $3.50 for
damages for failure to carry out certain
contract for the purchase Of certain real
estate.
In the case of the Santa Monica Com
mercial company against Cyrus Nah olm.
suit to quiet title, Judge York yeste rd ay
gave decree for plaintiff az prayed for.
The herald., 1895-10-13
In Contempt of Court

W. A. Moore, one of the city jalers.
was before Judge York yesterday on an
order to show cause why he should NOT
be punished for contempt, and failing to
satisfy his honor that he was blame;ess
in the matter, was fined $50. with the al
tentative of spending twenty-five days in
Jail.
Moore's wife some time ago secured a
divorce from her husband, and he was
ordered by the court to pay her $35 a
month alimony. Moore, shortly after his
has failed to obey ths mandate of the
court in paying the money. although he
earns $50 per month. Moore failed to
raise the necessary amount last night and
was locked up.
The herald., 1895-10-13
The California correspnndence Club

X. Garner Curran, manager OF the Cali !.
fosnia Correspondence club, will leave tor
San Francisco tomorrow and from tpat
city the syndicate matter of the Gin, will
hereafter be distributed, Mr.. Curram
started his syndicate, which, nv the way,
is made up OF articles by California's best
writers, in this city few weeks ago. The
Herald was the first paper to subscribe
Tor the full service. Other coast and east
ern papers followed and now Mr.. Curran
reels warranted in dsvoting his whole
time to the business. Hs has secured
otiices o at $40 Montgomery street, San
The herald., 1895-10-13

DIR. Siegerts Angostura Bitters, the world
renowned South American appetizer and in
vigorator, cures dyspepsia, diarrhGa, tever
and ague
The herald., 1895-10-13
Suit for Libel

Mrs. Mary A. Brady OF San Diego yes
terday flied a suit for lioel against Frank
A. Stevens, the Times Mirror company
and Harrison Gray Otis. placing her
damages at $780, QUO. The alleged libel con-
sisted in the publication of letter from
San Diego in the news columns of the
Times coupling Mrs. Brady's name with
that of a supervisor of San Diego county
in anything but a com plimentary manner.
The herald., 1895-10-13
Arraignments and PIesdings

In departing mt one yesterday Judge
Smith continued the time for Dick Woods
1aargo5 vita mayhem. to plead to Octo-
lsg th.
Fhe senisnoe of Frank Moss convicted
-4 rgiary, was continued to Tuesday
next
Ere nA iang was arraigned on charge
OF euare 'ry ana will plead Monday. His
o,ii was fciuced to $1,000.
fpe arfgienment of j. W. Brown for
k-lrgHcy aNd S. A. Guest, ASSAULT with a
ieaiiy Telpon, wero continued to Mon
igv,
d. C.. 5e la Ossa, charged with assault
wa ldly weapon. and Albert For
man, iprs siy, were arraigned.
in the matter of Charles H. Smita,
cnarG tn crime against nature, a
I.o,.o" :. dismiss was argued and taken
under advisement.
The herald., 1895-10-13
Granted aDiyorce

Mrs. A lice SIrohm was yesterday grant
ed aldecree by Judge Shaw divorc,ng her
from her husband, John Strohm, on the
grounds of extreme cruelty. The trouble
commenced after only six months of
married life, and was repeated at fre-
Quent intervals,
The herald., 1895-10-13
nooney VI. rioriord

The case of Mooney vs.. Morford was
partially heard before Judge Van Dyke
yesterday afternoon. This is suit
brought by Mrs. Mooney against W. Z.
Morford for damages for cutting down
some orange trees removed by hi.-i in his
capacity as street superintendent some
four or five years ago.
The herald., 1895-10-13

affirmed. The opinion is written ry JUS
tice Harrison concurred lin by Justices
Garoutte, mcfarland, Van Fleet and
Henshaw. The appeal was taken. on
in the procedure in the lower court, and
is of no general interest.
The herald., 1895-10-13
Tho Bee Ranch Suit

The hearing in the case of e. e. Shat
tuck VS.. o. W. Coney ct al. dispute
over the purchase of a bee ranch. was
continued before Judge York yesterday
afternoon. The amount involved is
Dout $1,000.
The herald., 1895-10-13
A Purely Technical Case

The supreme court opinion in the case
Of Schultz ct al, appellants, vs. Mclean
ct al. respondents. was received at the
office of the clerk in this city yesterday
for fling. The judgment and order of
the lower court appealed from are
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-12

possessions ID the Guisnas, This
boundary line has never been clearly
defined by any treaty, although docu
meuts obtainable seem TO indicate that
both Spain and the Netherlands re-
garded the Essequibo river as such
boundary.
The difference OF opinion in the Cab
met seems to rest upon the inability
of the Administration 10 determine
whether or not England has any just
right 10 insist upon the Schomberg
line IS the western extremity OF the
South American colony. There is,
however, no division upon the ques-
tion touching the right Of NeneEuela
TO insist upon the absolute control Of
sill the country in dispute west OF the
original Schomberg line. England s
latest contention is that the territory
extending nearly 100 miles west Of
that line is embraced within the linn
its OF her colony Of Guiana. 1t is not
likely that any further important
move will be made by the United
States until the Uuited States Minis
tsrs in Caracas. Madrid aud The
Hague can be hsSri from in answer
10 = REQUEST 10 be made upon them for
all the documentary svi teuce possible
whtcu VII throw light upon the dis
puted points.