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sdIcide at stockton.

STOCKTON. April 17.-Dennis McVick-
ers, well-known and respected resident
OF Stockton, committed suicide this after
noon by hanging himself to ratter in
the basement Of his own house. The ola
man was 73 years of age, and has been a
resident of Stockton since 1865, coming
here from Tuolumne County, where he
was engaged in mining.
During the last few years, particularly
since the death of his wife two years ago,
Mr.. McVickers has been sick, and his
illness has taken effect on his brain, to
the extent that he has often asserted that
he did not care to live longer. The IN
quest will be held in the morning.
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Judgment Against a RaiIwav.

SoLoMoNvILLE (Ariz.), April 17.-P.
Sullivan obtained judgment in the Dis
trict Court to-day against the ella Valley,
Globe and Northern Railway for 81 200.
This is the result OF the suits growing out
oil the SuiIiyans building house On the
track on the railroad last winter. They
brought suit to condemn the land for q
right of way, and the jury gave sullivan
judgment. Sullivan was arrested for
building the house on the track, but the
Grand Jury discharged him and he sued
the company tOr SO, 900.
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Alter a JUDGES Scalp.

SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE Grand
Jury is after Police Judge Campbell, and
there Is a possibility that the jurist from
Oregon may be taken from the bench.
Foreman Gagan has filed a complaint
with the District Attorney charging
Campbell with ordering the release OF a
bunco steerer named Pierce on straw
bonds, knowing them to be such. II the
charges are sustained in court Campbell
VIII be forced to vacate the office TO which
he was elected, in spite of the opposition
OF the Republican leaders, on whose
ticket he ran.
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IsaiIroad Accident

SAN DIEGO, April 1.-THE regular
freight leaving this city at 4:55 A. NJ, on
the Southern California Railroad,
smashed into the rear end of a special
freight at the Rose Canyon siding this
morning. The engineer did not see the
cars lying in his path until too late. He
jumped, and the fireman followed him,
was turned over on it's back and iIye OF
six cars were knocke of the track. Be-
yond few bruises the engineer and fire.
man escaped unharmed, and the wreck
was cleared by noon.
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Brilliant Meteor,

TRACY, April ia large meteor was
seen this evening at 6:53. 1t was in the
southeast, at an altitude of about 40o,
moving westward, and when noticed in
the horizon in the southwest the big fly
ing star exploded into three fragments.
Yhe sight was brilliant one
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Utah constitutional convention.

SALT LAKE, April I7.-Ihe question Of
mortgage tax came up in the Constitu-
ton Convention, aud was fought to a
finish. AS a result, that part of the
committee report exempting mortgages
from taxation was stricken out by a vote
OF 81 to H. The equal suffrage question
will be brought up again on q motion to
reconsider the former action OF the con-
vention on that section.
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Cherries Shfnned Fast.

VAoAvILLE. April 1.-THE first thor
oughly ripe cherries OF the season to be
sent East left Vacaville to-day. One ten
pound box was sent by w. w. Smith 10
Porter Bros. Company, Chicago, and one
was sent by Robinson Bros. to the Earl
Fruit Company, Chicago,
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Fatal stabbiDr Affair

SAN FRANCISCO, April II. - Connie
Kloos and William Deadly had drunken
quarrel tonight in saloon on Hayes and
Laguua streets. They were separated,
and Deadly went to sleep. hIoos Stole up
to him and with large knife stabbed
him savagely in the neck. Deadly died
on the way TO the hospital. hIoos was
arrested
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Enrthnuake snock az VacnvilIe-

VACAvILLE, April 17.-Quite a sharp
earthquake shock was felt here this
morning at about 1870 o'clock. Some
people were quite uneasy, it being only
two days from the third anniversary of
the great shock of April 10, 1892, when so
much damage was done.
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stockton Renublicans

STOCKTON, April. 1.-THE Republican
City Convention nominated the following
ticket TO be voted at The city election MAY
2lst: For Mayor, w. Il. johnson: City
Clerk, G. 4. Campbell; Assessor, Colonel
Lehe, Treasurer, w. NJ. Denig; Superin-
tendeat OF Streets, G. 5. Eichel berger:
Surveyor, George Atherton; Couneil-
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Fire Chiefs.

Los ANGELES, april 1.-THE Pacific
Coast Fire Chiefs Association met to-day
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Walter Moore of Los Angeles: Ex-
ecutive Committee-C Chiefs Lawton of
Oakland, Goodman of Phoenix, l.. S.
Chapman and Charles Towne of San
Francisco, and Ackerman of British Co.
lumbia. Ihe choice of the place for the
holding OF the convention of 1886 was lett
with the Executive Committee, with the
understanding that it be heId in Salt
Lake, If the National Association meets
there, the committee to report not later
than January lst.
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SANDERS FORGERY CASE.
The Defendant Placed Upon the
WitneSS-Stand at Fresno.
TELLS AN INTERESTING AND SEN
SATIONAL STORY.

Sharp Shock of Earthquake Felt at
Vacaville-A Young Boy Run Over
and Killed by an Electric Car at
Oakland-The Legal Strife in the
Divorce Case of Cattle King White
of Mendocino County Still Before
the Courts.
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VERDICT AGAINST A PAPER.
Suit Which Involved Many Thousands
of Dollars

OF Dollars.
PHILADELPHIA, April l7.-Ex-M Mayor
William B. Smith of this city secured a
verdict to-day for $4,000 against the
Times and its editor, Colonel A. K. Nc
Clure, Tor having charged that Smith
owed large sums of money, and had
given bogus checks and had fled from
the city. This afternoon, before the trial
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men-L. II. Lang, William Lonigan, DR..
frank Burton, {. E. Doan and j. r.
Koch; School Directors-H. c. Holman
and NJ. Z. Cough. The Democratic nomi-
nations will be made tomorrow night.
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Royal Arch NTasons.

SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Cali
fornia to-day elected the following oni-
GERS: Grand High Priest, AdoIphus
Hewel of Modesto; Deputy Grand High
Priest Thomas Flint, Jr., OF san Juan;
Grand King, Frank w. Pierce of Oak
land; Grand Scribe, Eli Tucker Black
mer of San Diego; Grand Treasurer.
Franklin Henry Day of San Francisco;
Grand Chaplain, Charles Z. Stone OF
Marysyille; Grand Lecturer, T. II. Cas-
well; Grand Captain of the Host, Lorrin
Leake Jones OF Pasadena; Grand ROYAL
Arch Captain, Edward Richards Hedges
of Stockton; Grand Organist, Samuel
David Mayer of San Francisco; Grand
Guard, james Oglesby of San Francisco.
NO change was made In the personnel of
the standing committees.
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knights and Ladie. of Honor.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE Grand
Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor
elected the following officers to-day:
Protector, f. Kemp Vance; Vice-Pro-
tector, Emma L. Parker; Secretary. s. b.
Carleton; Treasurer, J. w. Maher; Chap
lain, Mrs. SUSIE Pierson; Guide, Mrs.
Doris j. kaplan; guardian, Mrs. j. Col
obel; Sentinel, +. J. Joyes; Trustees
Mrs. Belle w. Conrad, f. l.. Marshall.
h. Bourgunion; supreme Represent
alive, Mrs. I. j. Wheelock; Supreme
Alternative, s. American. 1t was de-
cided to hold the next annual meeting
in this city on tile third Tuesday in
April, 1896. A resolution to disiran-
cnlse Past Grand Officers aud charter
members was defeated.
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Killed by an Elactrlc Car.

Madison, three-year-old boy, whose
parents live at $40 Pine street, Oakland,
was run over and killed by Mission
street electric car this afternoon. The
motorman was arrested.
Reid Committed to the Insane Asylum,
PORTLAND, April I7.-Rev. j. G. Reid,
who was acquitted yesterday for the at
tempted robbery of the East Portland
National Bank on the ground of insanity
was to-day ordered committed to the in
sane asylum,
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MERCHANT STEAMERS.
Secretary Gresham on Their Rights
in Foreign Ports.
SHIPMASTERS SHOULD OBEY THE
LAW OF THE COUNTRY.
The Department of Agriculture Pur-
suing the Investigation Into tho
Recent Big Rise In the Price of
Beef-Dastardly Deed of Robbers in
Pennsylvania.
snecIal to The RrcoRp.uNrnx

Pennsylvania.
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NOTICE.

TAKE NOTiCE-Best prices paid for all
i kinds of second hand furniture. stoves.
carpets bedding, Watches clocks. guns and
feyo,yers, aud good second hand clothing.
&, W. Cor. Second aud Orange streets. and
No 900 West Second street; also sold at
reasonable rate by A. j. Conner. Come give
us q call. hho.Sut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

WASHINGTON, Apri! e0.-The recent ex-
perience Of Admiral Meade in his cruise
with squadron through the waters of
the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean
sea has served to again attract the atten-
tion of the officials of the navy depart
ment to the necessity of acquiring at least
one or two coaling stations in those waters
for the use of the navy, Although the
cruise lasted only few weeks the diff
Guilty OF procuring a sufficient supply of
coal at convenient points and at reason
able prices has strikingly indicated the
trouble that may be expected when it shall
be necessary to maintain for long periods
of time, or perhaps permanently, q num-
Der OF cruising gunboats in those waters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

KINGSTON N. Y, April 29.-At the Irish
settlement Of Bluestohe the house of Mrs.
Edward Duffy. widow 30 years old, was
seen to be on fire. A neighbor went to the
rescue of the old lady, who lived alone. He
found the doors and windows tightly
barred. Breaking in he discovered Mrs,
Duffy on the bed asleep, as he supposed
but in carrying her out he found she was
dead, with her throat cut and her clothing
saturated with kerosene, which had also
been used freely about the house. Mrs
Duffy had recently drawn sum of money
from the Ulster County Savings bank
here, and it is believed that she was robbed
and murdered, as 40 trace of the money
can be found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

PoRT ANGLES, Wash, April 29.-Ansel
White, the man referred to In a dispatch
of April 25 as being heir to an estate in
New York valued at $A,00o,o00, has been
traced to this county, where he died in
May, 1855, on his ranch, located between
this city and Dungeness, During the past
two years W. Pierpont White a son of
Ansel Whites nephew, has been search
ing for the lost heir or for conclusive evil
donce of his death. Plerpont White Is SO
confident that he has at last succeeded in
tracing the missing heir to his grave that
he left at once for New York, and the
$4,000 600 will be divided among the sixteen
heirs who have been waiting fifteen years
for the Information now obtained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

TNTANTED- Gentlemen boRrders az 2Di
wv West street. also table boardcrs. Mrs
G. A. Ghockley, aa-2ft
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

SCRANTON, Pm, April 2a,-The finding
of Il rich vein of coal in the No. 5 noun.
tains east OF No. meadows. is announced.
The land is owned by William Connell,
one of the largest individual anthracite
operators in the state. For years the
presence of coal in that region has been a
matter of conjecture, and now that it has
been settled bore hole will be sunk very
soon Additional Importance is attached
to tho find from the fact that the coal bed
adjacent to and northwest of the No re-
gton is rapidly being worked out"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
Brutal Murder BIZ whItscans.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April s9-A special
from Sevierville, the county seat of Sevler
county, where notorious gang of white
caps have held forth for two years past,
says: Thomas Gibson, well to do farmer,
was shot down in cold blood Saturday
midnight. He and his 19.year-old daugh.
ter were alone in the house, when three
men came and tried to get her father to
come out. When he refused they knocked
the door down, and when the father showed
fight by raising a chair ono of the white
carps fired load Of shot from a double
barreled shotgun into Gibson's body and
he fell dead
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Threats he got the money back and rc-
turned 1t to him. Cntaiar and his wife
lived at the house for q year after Johan-
mas disappearance whom the foul odor
coming from the boards of the kitchen
made the woman so sick that they were
compelled to move away. After thaa the
house had numerous tenants up to the
time Of the discovery.
The warrant for Cutaiar's arrest was
sworn out by Logue on April 8 of this year,
and six days later he was taken into GUS
tody. Then search was made for Eckert, the
journeyInan, and he was found ut work in
New York barber shop.
FriGke was found in Philadelphia, and
then came another startling feature. He
is nervous, excitable young German, and
had always been a trifie unsteady in
mind, bat when he found himself in
yolvcd in the story his mind became I'M
hinged, and it became necessary to send
him to the insane department of the Phila-
delphia hospital. After he had been sent
there it was found that, by some strange
fate, the superintendent of the very ward in
which he was lodged was none other than
Alphonso Cutaiar, ST., father of the ac-
cused murderer, and Fricke was hastily
transferred to another ward.
After Cutaiar's arrest several attempts
"Nio W EAtptb u tOhlCSSloh tioAi
him, and he narrated number of detailed
stories Of the crime, naming Logue ms the
perpetrator, but eventually he broke down,
and on April II he told the true story. He
said that when the woman signified her
intention of returning to New York she
was intoxicated, and he induced her to
walt until he could accompany her to the
station. He took her up stairs to the sec
ond story back room, and made her get
into bed, with her clothes on. Then, he
ayers, to prevent her getting away before
he could go with her, he bound her hand
and foot This was at o'clock in the
evening. -Four hours later he found her
lying on her face, with her head under the
bolster, smothercd to death in an evident
attempt to break her bonds. The next day
he buried tho body under the kitchen floor.
He admitted having taken her jewels, but
denied any knowledge of the 81, 900 bonds
which she was said to have in her bosom.
The original story told by Logue was
borne out in every detail by the inyesti
cations of the coroner and the detective,
but they further found that Cutaiar had
for years been pursuing crooked career.
His story of the woman being accidentally
smothered is generally discredited, and 10
is believed that he deliberately murdered
her.
The official inquest in the case will be
held on Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

ROME, April e9.-Prince Ferdinand Co.
lonna, husband of the daughter of Mrs
John w. Mackay, announced that after
repeated oyertures from his wife's side, he
had accepted the terms of amicable sep
arntion, which would be granted by the
court in Naples The terms agreed upon
stipulated that the children of their union
should not be taken out of Italy Their
mother Is to have the custody of them six
months in each year, and for the remain
der of the time they are to be in the Gus
tody of their father, The settlements also
provides that tho children shall be sent to
college when they arrive at the age of 10
Years
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
Mysterious and Murderous Assault.

LANCASTER, Pa, April 29.-While walk
ing on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks
west of this city late Saturday night Will
lam Haines WAS murderously assaulted.
He became unconscious, and when found
by track walker blood was flowing from
great wound in the abdomen, and his
person was otherwise shockingly multi
ated. He can give no description of his
assailants and the object of the attack is a
mystery, as no attempt was made to rob
him. He was brought to hospital here,
and his condition is critical
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
puBLlc SALE or HORSES. It Hecks.su
Z Del. on
THURSDAY. MAY = 1885.
Att O'Clock. ,. a..

will sell at the above place. twenty g.
head Of horses. fanEing from 900 TO 44e1E
lth0 pounds as follows:
lsE hands high weight 1000 ponude. broken
single aud double; this IL q choice team. thsy
are nrst- class drivers, smooth and u CO with
driven by cripple.
No. :. black hambietoniau mare ysarr
old. IhA hands high. broken TO drive sinRte
and double and Is a choice driver; this 10 .
perfect gentle man driver, with great ssyic
and good actor,
No. 4, brown mare, & yesra cd 10 hands
high. 1000 pounds broken single and double.
THIS mare Is nice and smooth, good driver.
has been drircn by a lady.
No. 5. brown mare years old, l5A hands
hlgh, 1000 pounds n frst-oass worker aud
drlyerand is sound. smooth aud all right
No. 6, bay horse, years DID, 1914 baads
high. has been usel single aud double, plenty
No. I. bay horse, years old. 1000 pounds
y = hands high. broken in all hai ness and =
very good driver.
No. 8. bay mare years old. lb% hauss hiNh
/, ~ pounis very good mnre.
No ., swallow dun mare years old, ls&
hands high. broken fer family use, she was
Brown Dick eby old Louis Napoleon, this
uiare is full sister of Soiitnir who has
rcco I'd of rs. sold for $500 she has
never been handed for speed. but can SHOW
a lao gait. IN general driving she 10 hard -
beat.
No TO- bay horse 8 years old lag bsaasl
high broken in all harness. brei from dray
Eugle stock. which are roadsters and have
No. i'll. bay mare l5& hands high. ]. le3
pounds, hi oxen well smooth and utce.
No X bay horse. years old, is hands hish.
liuy pounds. broken In all harness. aucs---@d<
neryy and Will pull as much as any hofacs
No. u. gray mare, years Old. 10 hafsd4
high, 1900 pounds. good leader and a nEs<-
class worker
NO. II brown mare. chunk 5 years old. Isk
bands high, good bone. well broken.
No Is. Dick. brown hJrsc. S years old, ftk
hauds high, 1909 pounds. this il araArd
bed anu can g. in 80. any one wanting .
nice driver should sec atm.
Nos. l6 and II, pair oil mules years ata.
10 hands high, 22J0 pounds broken in all
harness, quiet for any one to do work or
uidiS they are quick and nice, 10 o.e owaa
u luieteG par nor better.
balance of these ho"ses are general bust-
ness ones. ! have selected them with care
ard will recommend them they and
understand Will sell every horse, they Will
DO at stable two days before sale. No post
ponelnent on account OF weather. Credit Of
~ days. ELWOOD WEBSTER
J., ". SttdhRm Son. Auet.
X, Chandler. clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

PITTsBuRG, April 29.-At Edgewood,
suburb, the residence of Attorney A. l..
Spindler was blown apart by an explosion
of natural gas, which leaked into the
cellar through drain. Rebecca Spindler
was probably fatally injured by falling
FROM the second floor to the cellar Two
other explosions wrecked the adjoining
dwelling houses of A. L. Swift, Professor
ID. w. Downing and I. A. Johnston. The
loss is 500 600
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Ladies to use Wild Grape U.er-
inc Suppositories;
Gafe, positive cure. Very sonvenient to
tge. Just what you want Price $500 at
druggists or by mall. Sealed particulars,
/ cclts in stamps. Gldted Medicine Co.
iNB Vine street, Pbila. a7-lyr
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J1OR REST-A two story brick house No.
II 300 f. Flfth street. Apply to II. e.
Vernon, Republican Office. a9.tf'
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Lfo1t RENT-Store No. Il. L Sd street. iias
II been occupied harness store Is yrs.
Also I'd story Hat; rooms aud bath. AT II h
I'D street. Inquire Chas. r. Maroney. b0J
shiptey street. ml6.tf
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Address Wilmington. Del.
pEGlsrER'S ORDER
IL REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEt-,l
Aprit IL 1888,


ID EGlSTEk'S ORDER
IL REGISTERS OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEl-.l
April IL, 1895
Upon the application OF Clara Marp hoy
OF Brandywlne Hundred. In hatd county.
deceased. it is ordered and directed by the hex-
istc or, that the Lxecutrlx aforesaid give office,
OF granting of Letters Testamentary upon tho
estate OF tile deceased with the date oil grant
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements to b9
posted within forty days from the date CT
such letters in Bix OF me most public places
OF the county OF New Castle, requiring ELI
persons having demands against the estate
to present the same. or abide by an oct af
Assembly in such case made and provided;
ana also cause the same TO be inserted VITA
In the same period in the DAILY RgPuBLE-
Gan, Il newspaper publlshel in Wilmington.
Del, and 10 be continued therein three
weeks, te. o. d.
SIS. office OF the Register aforesaid -
- Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid the day aud year above written.
J. WILKINS CQOCH. Kekistef.
SOTICE-SotIce is hereby given that Lee
tiers Eestamnntnry were ia dne form OF ~
granted unto the undersigned. on the 18th aay
of April A. D., 1895, and that all peiHO3s
having claims against the estate OF the s8r
ceased must present tho same, duly attastea.
to tine said Exccutrix, on or before tho
18th day OF April 1895. or abide tho Asn
OF Assembly in such case made aud proyIee6-
CLARA MI HPHEY-
ExecutFtx.
Address Rocklani, Delaware. or X q
Frnim, Attorney, VIII, Del. ali
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II10R REAT-Eleven room house. 1905 W.
IL 18th street, newly papered and In good
order and with bath. apply 20 j. H. D.
Seeds, Eio iiroome street. als-tf
ENoR RENI-Rooms at No. ll6 West street
II a262t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

WASHINGTON, AlSil 2a,-The new Span
ish minister, Senior E. Dupuy de LONE,
has arrived in Washington from New
York, and as staying for the present ut the
Shoreham. He had hoped to bring his
family, but received word from them that
they are detained In Gibraltar by the i'll
ness of the oldest son, who has the scarlet
fever. The minister will present his ere.
dentials as soon as the president is ready
to receive him.
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l41UR RENI-A two-story brick house. No
II 10 irwin Place, Apply 10 II. L Vernon
this office.
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TAMAoUA Pa, April 29.-David Liddle,
an employe Of Bell colliery, at Tuscarora,
was killed by II fall of coal. Liddle and
his butte were waiting for shot to go of,
when prop in the mines gave way, let
ting down fall of coal, which buried
him. When the men inside commenced
40 dig the coal an additional fall took
place, preventing the recovery of the body
for scYernl hours
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved by the NEW SOUTH AMERICAN KID
KEY tERE-" This neg remedy is u great sur
prise on account OF its exceeding promptness
IN relieving pain In the bladder. kidneys
back and every part of urinary passages OF
male or female. II relieves retention in
water and pain III passing 1t almost immedI-
atey. If you want relief and cure. this is
your remedy
soId by j. E. Beetem and Janet uelt,
druggists Wilmington. Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

FEz April ga letter from the sultan
has been read in the Mosque hero an
nouncing signal victory over the rebel
lions Rahama tribesmen at Marrakesh
After the reading of the letter tho heads
of sixteen of tho rebels were suspended
from one of the gates
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I"0R RENT-One single pleasant front
IT room. at 5O7 Market street. a47-3lf