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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
sandhnrRnd md RnhhsAE

ToRoNTo, Ont, Oct. Sat Myrtle, a
small town few miles from here, des-
perate robbery was committed in the
Canadian Pacific railway station. I'm
known robbers sandbagged the night ope-
rator, rendering him inssnsible. The safe
was then blown open and 81, 500 of the
Dominion Express company's funds
stolen. The operator was so badly injured
that he is unable to give coherent ~
count of the affair.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Hai,ed Bya stranger.

James P. FoRwell. of Third and West
streets. wac stopped by Q stranger on
Third street bslow West, Tuesday even.
ing. At the time no one was on the
street and the man seeing his opportunity
undoubtedly intended to waylay Nh
Fog we'll. as he approached him in an as
saultlng attitude, Mr.. Fogwell prepared
himself for an assault and the man Cd.
capped together with man who was on
the opposite aldo OF the street and who
was supposed to be pal, At tho point
whore Mr.. Fogwell was stopped there II
no light this making 1t exceedingly un,
pleasant for timid people to p - thai
way,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Hsaes of all in Leavening PowerLates' U s. Govt Report
Roe! q! Bskiissl! RBskiiRs
AmGGNE HETEEW EaaYE%E
BIZ Fnrn Of Corn.
ABSOLUTELY EsJ@E

We have been favored by Mr.. Lewis
Potts of Chrlstiana Hundred with spool
men OF his crop OF corn, Two ears OF the
10 row variety are thirteen inches Iona
and two ears OF the gourd variety. con
tnining go and 30 rowe, are about eleven
inehes. Ono OF them is as perfect as any
ear that ever grew. being filled out com
pletely at each end, there not being room
for another grain. Mr.. T. 10 o good
farmer and knows how TO turn things to q
good account.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
FOOT BALL NEWS.
What is Transpiring on the
Gridiron In and About
the City.
GOLD WATCH COUPON.

The foot ball player receiv-
ing the largest number of
votes will receive a gold
watch. All votes must be on
ballots from the Daily Rcpub
lican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
A woman,s confos,lon Of nI.,,,c,a.

SUMMERFIELD, Kan, Oct. 5.--Julia Fin
nerty, aged 30, has broken down under
close examination and has confessed that
she murdered her mother, Mrs. Mary Fin
nerty, aged 07. She committed the crime.
she said, because Of her objection to tho
suit of James McGeeney, young farmer,
for her mothers hand The crime was
committed with a hatchot while the victim
was asleep in bed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Three Months business Failures.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5-R. G. Dun & Co. s
weekly review of trade says: Commercial
failures in the third quarter of 1895 were
2,792, with liabilities of s32, 167, 179, aver
aging sll ,52l per firm, against s1o02s last
year, about 10 per cent. more. The analy-
sis indicates condition approaching, but
not yet reaching, ono of general prosperity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
vintIm. nf the Rinta.

LONDON, Oct. b.-The Berlin correspond
snt of The Standard telegraphs to that
paper that he learns privately that the
number Of Turks killed on Monday In the
riots of Constantlnople was forty-eight,
and of Armenians ILL., The number Of
wounded on both sides was several hum
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Wood, Wood, wo,a.

Now is the time you will need wood.
You will get satisfaction AMI youc
4. Sergeant, dealer In coal. wood
and grain. yard l00 Maryland avenue.
Oiliee 7th and King streets. Phone 5i5.
lB- Large Pea Coal for family uss.
g%LarRe load of wood for sL50. Now
is the time to order your winters supply
of coal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
nrnnaYwlne club. nance,

The Brandywlne Club Of DuPonrs
Banks held Its tirst ball OF the season last
night. The club house was decorated
with bunting, flags and Chinese lanterns.
The grand march was led by Joseph
Dougherty and Miss Katie Casey. Music
for dancing was furnished by DuPonts
Orchestra The dance was largely ut.
tended,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Alleged Barn Rurn.r c.n,,..a

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct. 5.-Jose-
phps Dengman, So years old, who works
on Lederer's farm, near Weston's Mills,
has been arrested charged with incen-
diarism. Detective Oliver has been hunt.
ing for the mysterious barn burner who
for the past two months has been burning
barns in the vicinity, and declares he has
convicting evidence against Dengman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Alleged Embezzic.nent.

Andrew CoDnor was before Msgisfrats
Daley last evening charged BY John
Golden with embs szzlsment. Golden ale
legged that few days ago lie hired Oonnor
to move some furniture for him. Instead
of moving 1t Connor hauled 1t to his stable
and held 1t for rent due him. ConnoH
Waived hearing through his oounseb
Peter L. Cooper. and was held under $500
bail
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Embezzilng Bank r.vrr Arrested.

CHICAGO, Oct 81. L. Martin, for seven
years teller for the Commercial National
bank, of Chicago, was arrested last night
on warrant sworn out before United
States Commissioner Foote by National
Bank Examiner McKeon, charging him
with the embezzlement of 81, 100.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

James r. Keenan,. who.has been engaged
sos Shipiey street. has closed up his bust,
ness stand and gone West. The hearing
on the charge OF desertion and non sup
port against him will come up at the
November term OF court OF General Ses-
eiona.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
straw Ride.

A very pleasant straw ride was given to
Beur Station on Thursday night. Among
those present were Misses Lem Camel.
Bessie Young. Anna Russell, Sallle 3 NTH,
Sarah mclaughlin, Anna Mum. Fannie
Moore. Charles Nevins Harry Ho'ilnd.
George Owens. Frank Wallace and VII.
liam Hart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
william Henry Released from Custody.

BROOKLYN, Oct. 5-William Starr
Henry, who was charged with the murder
of his father, Charles w. Henry, who was
found dead in his home, No. 95 South
Portland avenue, on June IA last, was yes
terday discharged from custody in the
court Of sessions Of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
A Gaming Industry.

One OF the coming industries 10 ouI
olty is that OF the manufacture OF gum
hose by the Cobb Wire Company. II
promises to be one OF our leading indus
tries as their product Is pronounced tirsi
class. Duncan & Bro. are the agents fol
the sale of goods In our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
st. patrict.,s school,

The dedication OF st. Patrick's r. o.
parochial school will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. The very Rev.
John A. Lyons will conduct the service
and Rev. ID. ]. McDermott. Of st. Mary's
Church. Philadelphia will deliver tile ora.
tIOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
A sanro oanrlot I.xnnhsh.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 5.-Ncal Smith, q
convict who recently outraged young
white lady at Cole City Ga, after beating
her into insensibllity, was taken last night
from tho prison guards by mob from
Tennessee and Alabama and shot to DEATH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
MIR. Marin Jenn,ng. Demo.

Mre Maria jennings mother OF CLARK.
son Jennings ofthe Jennings Hotel died at
Brooklyn yesterday from tumor In the
etomach. She was 7S yeare of age. Mr..
ani Mrs. Jennings are 10 Brooklyn and
will stay until tomorrow when the tuner
al services Will be held.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Ended a spree with wife Murder.

SPRINGFIELD, His, Oct, b.-Willinm @.
Henry ended spree of six weeks by kill.
ing his wife in the presence Of Louise,
their l3year old daughter. He then 1ed,
and has not yet been captured. He WAS
recently an engineer on the Wabash rail
road.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
A Clergyman TO 90 to BaGaio.

Rev. John q. Llttell, assistant rector at
st. Andrews Church. has accepted q call TO
become assistant rector of st. Paufs Epis.
copal Church Buffalo N. Y. 1t has not
yet been decided who will succeed Mr..
Llttell at st. Andrews Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

Our Mexican Compound Fig Syrup Is
a most delicious fruit syrup for all
stomach disorders. made. $50 per bottle.
Sold by W. q. Taylor. Pnar macist. 312
King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
For DYnpensIn

And Liver complaint you have printed
guarantee on every bottle OF Shiloh's Vi
tsllzar. Itnever falls to cure. For sale
by N. B. Danforth, 2nd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

Horace Arney, ths temperance evan.
gellst, will deliver gospel temperance
address In SllverbroUk Hall, Second and
Rodman streats. tomorrow Sunday
afternoon. ht 3.45. Good singing and a
lively meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges

NEW YosH, Oct 4.-Weakness character
lied today's speculation. Tho professional
dealers were responsible for the fluctuations
The market showed increased activity as
compared with yesterday, the foremost groups
being the industrials and grangers. Closing
hida.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
The Xaathnr.

For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey; Fair; increasing oloudiness; north
eastorly win...sS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

The VOTE.

The Park A. G. ami Alva foot ball teams
lined up at Riyerview yesterday after
noon tor the 1875 pound championship OF
the State. The game ended In draw.
neither eide scoring. The Park played au
uphill gamo and when time was called In
the laat halt the Park had the bail on
Alva's Is yard line. The line up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
PARK A. O.

he,d right nail Daok Lyons
Robelen left half back Mckee
Smith full back Fahey
Huxley quarter back Garrett
tbs Dover Jr. foot ball team has organ
ized for this season with the following
players: Centre. Samuel Tomlluson;
right guard. Charles Wright; left Rnard,
Henry Jonvs; right tackle, Lee Waller;
left tackle. Douglass Kersey; right end.
Gus Blshop; left end; Howard WoGonigal
quarter back. Lex Wolcott; right hnlf,
Nolan McGonlgal; left half, John Cumac;
full back, Joseph Wolcott; substitutes,
Roswell Hammond and Waltor Stewart.
The average weight of the team Is 1875
pounds and are open for challenges from
any team in tho State of lite weight. Ad-
dress all COMMUNICATIONS to Frank NJ.
Cusson manager.
Hickory FOO. ball team will make O hit
this year.
Warren has great toam for this after.
noon.
Walt Till you see the Hlckory's new
full back play ball.
Swathmoros lineup will be as follows:
Left end. Wilson; lett tackle, Yerlenden;
left guard. Fouse; centre. Morrison; right
guard. Will; right tackle, Firth; right end,
Cahnll; quarter, Hodge; right halves,
KDnuer aud Kappeller: left halvos. Cloth
Ter, Patton anu Llrison; full back, Sulli-
van,
The Hickory foot ball team is made out
OF good stuff.
The COINS hhve org3nized foot ball
team for 81 with the following players:
Kyle, left end; Sands. left tacklo; Neutze,
| left guard; Grubb. centre; sullivan, right
end; Mccoy and Hoko, right tackle; Price
and 0'Keefe, right guard; Cooper and
| Moore. quarter back; Nelly right half
back; W, Frederick. left half back; Hewy,
| full back.
The Gams would like to hear from any
| 105 pound team In The city or State, Ad-
dress w frederick, corner Cedar and
| Franklin streets.
The Hickory foo. ball team will make
| all teams that p ay them feel shaky.
II might as we'll be stated now us at any
| time that no Sights will be taken.
What the Hickory foot tall team does
not know about foot ball IL not worth
| knowing.
The Franklin Juniors foot bail team has
| organized with the following players:
Center, Blaekweli; left end, Coughlan;
| right end. Neave; left tackle, j. Conner;
| right tackle Suliiyan;left guard. Straight; +;
| right guard, Clifloni quarter back, =.
| Kutter; left half, Thompson; right half,
| A. Rurter; full back, Cooner; suhsti.
| tutes, 0utton, Craig, Connell and Lowe.
II any team whose weight is not over Us
| pounds Wishes to try Its luck with tho
Frpnklin Jrs they will receive challenges
| from Wm. McAiahan. 1889 Chestnut street.
lie Hickory foot ball team will surprise
everyone IN foot bali this year.
II your weight Ia not over llS try the
| Hickory foot ball team,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Accident To n Mach mist.

A. F. Swan, OF No. 5lS Harrison street,
machlnist In the employ OF the Jackson
q Sharp Company, while at work on Q
circular saw this morning had his right
hand badly cut. He was taken to the
oilice of Dr. Ii. Nj, Frlst. Eighth and
spruce streets. whero his wound was
attended to,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26
TOOK THE RECEIPTS
Robbers Get Away With the Gate
Money at the Inglssids Track.
TWO MEN BADLY WOUNDED
The Thief Grabs a Woman and
Holds Her Before Him as
Shield From the Bullets Of
the indignant Pursuers.

San Francisco. Dec. 25.-Three mask
ed robbers held up a Mission street car
from the Ingleside track tonight and
robbed Richard Clark. an employe OF
the Pacific Coast Jockey club. OF the
receipts of the day. said to aggregate
$4,000. Clark and two other men were
shot by the men, but II II believed
none of the wounds will prove fatal.
although Clark will probably lose one
of his legs.
The car had just left the race track
when four men. heavily masked and
armed with winchesters. jumped on
the rear platform as the car slowed up
at the crossing. r. II. Clark carried the
pouch containing the treasure in his
lap. and was at once approached by
one OF the robbers. With an oath the
highwayman demanded the money. A
shot was fired at the same time to stop
the car. Clark arose from the seat.
but before he could advance a step
was shot In the leg. Bronner grabbed
the pouch and ran out OF the car.
closely followed by the robbers. once
outside the car he was about to throw
the pouch under the car when Win
chester was thrust I'm his face and one
of the robbers called to him to drop the
sack. Bronner demurred and one OF
the robbers sent a bullet through his
arm. At the same moment another
brigand struck him with the butt Of his
rifle. The robber then picked up the
pouch and started to run. To protect
himself the robber grabbed a woman
named Mrs. Peck. and holding her be-
fore him as a shield. retreated in the
darkness. As the men disappeared
Clark and Bronner fired. and dozen
shots were returned by the robbers.
Policeman John Jacobs heard the firing
and ran to the scene in time TO receive
n bullet I'm his leg. The police have no
clue to the perpetrators of the crime.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26
A RUPTURE
THE STREET CAR STRIKERS
ORIEvED FOR A MINUTE.
Ten thousand People Assemble and Be-
gin to Throw stones-An Omciaps
Stables Burned.

Philadelphia, Dec. rs. - The street
railway trouble broke out afresh to-
day but was quickly quelled and cars
several cars were stoned and their
windows smashed but nobody hurt.
The difficulty occurred on Gtrard ave-
nue., the strikers charging that the di-
vision superintendent IN sending out
cars this morning violated the COM
pany's agreement. giving preference TO
the new or non-union men. The old
employees gathered together, and. after
watching the cars go out for some time
with imported motormen and conduc-
tors, started a revolt. DISTINCTIONS
were placed on the tracks and a mob
of 10000 people gathered and began to
stone the cars. A squad OF mounted
police was called to the scene and In a
short time the mob was dispersed. af-
ter several arrests.
The Second and Third street lines
were also in trouble for a little while
from the same cause. but peace was
restored on both branches by the COM
any agreeing to put the old men 70
work About O'Clock this morning
the brick stables attached to the hand
some country residence of John Low
iber Welsh. president of the Union
Traction company. were burned. en-
failing a loss Of s20. 200. The bitter feel
ing existing against Welsh because OF
his attitude during the strike. leads 20
the belief that the fire was OF incen-
diary origin
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26
The Hebrew Anarchists.

New York. Dec. 25.-The seventh
convention OF Hebrew anarchists took
place to-day in American Star hall
Fifty delegates. 20 OF them from neigh
boring cities. led by Delegate Press Of
Boston. comprised the convention. The
utmost secrecy prevailed. II is known
that Delegate Katz presided ana Secre-
tary Isidor Ruddash read the annual
report. showing the strength of the
anarchist forces in this country and
the receipts and disbursements. A
large sum was said 10 be in the treas
ury. part OF which will be expended in
maintaining a monthly Journal for the
spread OF the most advanced ideas on
social science
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26

London. Dec. 2a-The greatest anx-
iety Is felt for all vessels due and un-
reported or that are known 10 be In the
sea In neighboring waters. Several
gallant rescues are reported TO tighten
the dark page OF disaster and death.
The trawler Sunrise took refuge at
Aberdeen IN a much damaged condi-
ton. Four men on board were drown
ed Friends OF the crews OF the dis
tressed vessels gathered on the shores
and there are heartrending scenes
among the helpless lockers on at havoc
wrought by the sea- In Kingstown
bay bodies OF the crew OF the life boat.
which yesterday went 10 the rescue OF
the unknown three masted vessel. are
coming ashore.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26
The str.thn-.is on Deck.

Seattle. Wash. Dec. 2S.-The iong-de-
layed steamer Strathnevis win arrive at
Port Townsend at midnight IN tow OF the
tug Mineola. She was found yesterday
morning at anchor behind Destruction
island. south of Cape F1attery. She was
first picked up by the Ni0wera and towed
flve days by her. when the hawser parted
IN A storm and the disabled steamer was
again adrift less than 80 miles from Cape
F1attery. She drifted IN behind Destruc-
ton ISLAND and AaLho<c4
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26
ON THE TRACK.

San Francisco. Dec. 25.-Twenty-eight
bookmakers were totally inadequate TO
meet the demands Of the immense crowd
that surged into the Ingleside track to-
day. The Hobart stakes for 2-year-olds.
with 5000 added. ard the Christmas han
dicap were the features. W. OBJ. Nc
Donough's fast hlly. imp. Santa Bella.
by 81. Serf. imp. Maiden Belle fully sus-
tained the confidence reposed In her by
the talent. winning in . hard drive from
Green b. Morris gelding. Sir Play. who
was a heavily-backed third choice.
Lucky Baldwtn's filly. Argentia, who
was virtually the favorite failed TO land
inside the money. J. o. c. won the hurdle
race IN the last few jumps from Temple
moore Ed Corrigan's jumper. Bedford.
fell at tn. second jump. breaking his leg.
and II was found necessary to shoot HIM
The Christmas handicap. an ail-age
event was the principal race of the day.
the starters being Bright Phoebus. Lab
ertine. vinctor. imp Star Ruby. Santiago.
Can't Dance and PolaskL Libertine got
on In the lead and won all the way with
Star Ruby second and Bright Phoeous
third.
The Ingieside track closes after to-day
for two weeks. when racing will be
sumed. In the meantime the sport viii
be shifted to the Bay District track. Tho
tracks will henceforth alternate every
two weeks until the close OF the season.
Six furlongs-Sir George won. Little
Mid second. Pecksnln third: time 1:ie.
Mile and a sixteenth-Ransom won. Car
mel second. Dungarven third: time. 1:53A-
Six furiongs. the Hobart stakes-Imp.
Santa Bella won. Sir Play second. Grat-
ify third; time. i:i7h Handicap hurdle.
mile and a half. six hurdles-J. o. c. won.
Templemoore second. Cicero third; time.
2:55. Mile. Christmas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won. imp. Star Ruby second. Bright
Phoebus third: time. ti4t5. Five furlongs
Jack Richelieu won. imp. Ivy second. Hy
Dy third; time. l17n
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26

Washington. Dec. 25.-Secretary Her
bert has practically concluded to award
the contract for the construction OF
battleships five and six 20 the New
port News Dry Dock q Shipbuilding
company OF Virginia. At their bid OF
S2.2sA.eoo Tor each ship
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26

FL Paso. Tex. Dec. 3.-Bob Fitzsfm-
mons and party arrived this morning.
They were met at the depot by the Mexi-
can band and escorted across the river TO
Fitzsimmons' training quarters in Ciudad
De Juarez
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26
In New Orleans.

New Orleans. Dec. 25.-Fifteen-six-
teenths OF . mile-whisper won. Lillian
Il. second, Cotton King third: time.
i:424- Seven furlongs-rom Sayre won.
chenoa second. Tancred third: time.
l:ssA. Mile and half. handicap-Pioneer
won. Booze second. Clarus third; time.
2:45. Christmas handicap. mile and an
eigthth-Gov. Sheehan won. Jamboree
second. Langdon third; time. 2:0ois Nile
and % yards-Mendlcant won. Sir John
second. Potsdam third: time. lisa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-04-04

Newspaper men are generally regarded as be-
ing somewhat Irresponsible financially, and per-
haps with good reason, for generally speaking.
the WI per business Is not very lucrative,
althougll ~ many eases II Is made u success ana
fairly profitable. Too many papers. making thu.
coMlttl ion too close, and too much WORT with
out profit may afford some ex explanation 1T some
being 'siOw pay but the reason npWSlGlM r
men rs y class are looked upon rs unreliable ana
Irresponsible Is because ST many tlisreputiable
characters have got into the business ana nave
no higher i,tea Of the business and honesty than
81 deadbeat their way. 1t is Il common fllAc,
IT, Judge Il church society by the poorest sticks
belonging thereto, anu so it is that the news
paper profession Is judged by the dcadbeats and
blllnS III II. There are many NEWSPAPER men
who run their business on business principles.
pay their debts and lead an ionest life, hui
there Is u class that work into the business with
out capital, credit or ability and they beg fi
business, run IN debt and deaihcat their way.
Not only do their methods injure honest news
paper men In u business way. because people are
forced to lAtEOnizc the dealbeats and rel even
with them, but they cause the people to look
down upon the whole profession with, s,.s,icion
amt y lack 81 respect and confidence. I the
people would d'noince newspaper deaabcats
and withdraw credit and patronage there would
he fewer Of that class In the profession AMI hon
est newspaper men would get the reward wticl,
they deserve. No matter what business u man
may engage In he can and should be honest. and
the honest man should not be made to suffer fm
the dishonest and deadbeat methods OF others
Dell Rapids I .iblne.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-04-04

The alleged candidacy OF Col. N. T.. Phillips
for the ~gOvernOrship need not cause either his
friends or his enemies to contract inSOlNn \
Nr. Phillips Is y good man, q very gONd man III
many respects, and makes u good warden vi the
penitentiary, but he will never be governor
Aberdeen News.
No n has heard Nyrum say any
thing. He is still saving wood. Re.
CARELESS OF the News prediction when
the votes are counted Nyrum will be
In the front column.