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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26

WITH the completion of the Nicaragua
canal the United States will be from
1900 to 1900 miles nearer to the north
ern ports of China, Corea and Japan
than Great Britain; an average of 2,7OO
miles nearer the western ports of South
America; 300 miles nearer Melbourne,
and over 5000 miles nearer New Iea-
land. In the new trade Of which it will
be the channel New Orleans and the
gulf ports will have an advantage over
New York in point of distance Of about
1000 miles. The cana! will open a COM
mercial way to more than 5oo,ooo,ooo
people with whom we have now COM
paratively little intercourse. -:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26

80 y: ,nts. 5I4dur -Uy o9fsIa rk:
Kelso, No. Dec so:-7--Ihe safe in
George sWright's general store was
blown by burglars Thursday night and
$4,000 in currency and notes stolen.
The burglars left nc" clew.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26
Big Haze ut Denver.

Denver, COL, Dec. al.--Fire broke out
at $3.50 Friday morning in the Richie
block. q two story building at Six
tenth and Curtis streets. general
alarm was turned in By five O'clock
the flames were under, control, having
been confined to the Richie block. The
stores Of the Estes Shoe company, Bah
cock Bros, hatters and furriers, and
Tucker Bros, furnishing goods, were
Quilted. The total loss is $143, 900.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26
Nearly 1Oo. GOO SpaTro;JJyvs,, Killed.

A>VaAAJ AOoSVtXLSPn!AO"o 4AAAACSAs
Niles. Mich. sDec..S19::Van Buren,
county has paid outssince January l,
1895, $2,S22 for ohnties on English
sparrows: Nearly loo, 900 d: the pests
have been Killed, But itgeems as though
the war Of externni;n ton had only be-
gun, as they, seem thicker than ever.
Y Heavy Rains step Trains.
St. Louis, Dec. Is. Passenger. trains
On the Frisco, both ways from Carthage,
Mo-, were abandoned Tuesday on ac-
count of the storms: Hlotomtling ton, Ar
cola and New Doug las. H., report the
roads almost impossible and houses
damaged by the heavy rains. f
i 49, a. .sKa psa.si ssunerips BY sEioods sH@i
Washington, Dec. 2o:-Reports to the
weather bureau indicate much damage
in Kansas points by reason Of floods
resulting from rains which have fallen
for 40 hours. In Fort Scott the lower
portion Of the city is under water, and
many families have been driven from
their homes. Mills have been closed
and railway. depots are inaccessible, ],
Says He Isn't Insane. s'a ! -. 80 - =
|. Fairfield, H., Dec. 2O.-William
Black; .of sttiis place, who shot his
mother, was adjudged insane. He APP
pealed from the decision and has en-
ployed counsel to contest it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26
Texan General Merchants Hall.

( Dallas, Tex, Dec q, John Beyett
e Brother, general: merchants at Chico
and Alvord, failed Friday plorning.
Their liabilities are $4,000, and. assets
comparatively Insignificant. :.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26

In families well ordered there is always
one firm, sweet temper, which controls
without seeming to dictate. The Greeks
represented Persuasion as crowned.-Bul-
Wer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26
Low Rates to the South,

PROVIDENCE has given US hope and sleep
as compensation for the many cares Of
lfe.-VoltaiIe
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26

The W1FE-"John, didn't you feel like
fool when you proposed to me2" The Hus-
band-"No; but was one."-Life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26

GENIUS may be described as the spirit OF
discovery. It is the eye of intellect, and
the wing of thought -Simms.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26
1.-THE Melancholy DAYS Have Com e,

The saddest of the year." not when autumn
has arrived, as poet Bryant intimates, but
when fellow gets bilious. The "sere and
yellow leaf" is in his complexion if not in
the foliage at that inauspicious time. Hos
his rebellious liver, and regulate his bowels,
besides toning his stomach and BEAUTIFULLY
stimulating his kidneys. Malaria. rheuma-
tism and nervousness are also relieved by
the Bitters.
EXCUSE me-" he said, "if seem to be q
little impertinent, but my curiosity has got
so much the best of me that must venture
a question:. 'sWhat is it?''. Are you
gentleman going golfng or a lady going
bicycling?" Washington Star.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26
Fortune for an Iowa Family. -

Fortune Tor an Iowa Family.. -,
Dubuque, Ia ) Dec. as. "A s family
named Bergman, residing in Dubuque,
have been notified that they are heirs
to an estate in Australia worth 81 ,00o,-
. Onn E ~. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26

Montreal Dry-Gootfs Merchant Fails.
Montreal, Can, Dec. 2l.-William AL
exander, dry goods, has suspended pay
ment. Liabilities about 100000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

The last OF the series OF Opera House
meetings OF the y. NJ. &. a. was held yes.
terday afternoon and tho speaker was the
Hon. Jonat han :. Willis. Tho audience
which greeted Cong sTessman Willis was
one of 1.-THE largest which las thrunged
the building and when he was introduced
by hev. NJ. IIuiuurd he was ,appauded
MIR Hulburd presided and with him on
J. IL. Miiigan, L. l.. Barrett S. u. sIeeser,
4. h. Terry, and +. B. short llenry Z.
Conrad. Alfred GuwthrOp, |. 4. johnson,
ami William X Crosby.
The choir OF Wost Presbyterian Church
lei ths audience in tho singing aud the
congregational singing being under the
leaders h p OF j. 1. Ciymcr. The Central
qnnttette also sang several SELECTIONS
Rev l.. T.. Barrett prayed auG Henry &.
Conrad rend tile Scrip ure.
MIR. Willis was then introduced aud an
.""nas,: &c hia text tho verso Though
"a sluner do evil a na;;aEed ;.:::'s. aud his
days bo prolonged. yet surely ! Snow
that It shall be well with them that fear
God which fear before Him.
''But 1t shall not bs we'll with the wick.
ed, neither snail lIo proYonK his dnys
which are as Il shadow, becausehe feHsatt
not before tiod" E:cleaiastes VIII. ~ l3
After some preliminary remarks he
spoke OF tho perncious example OF the
prosperous wlCacI tnAn. Too often they
set the pace anu give tho geuVe of success
to young people ami encourage them to
do evil. because Of the deferred Judgment
OF Gou. lne declaration, he said. WAS
true in spite of the apparent evidences to
the contrary. ''lt shpll not be we'll with
tho wicked
The speaker desaI ibed the wicked mnn,
unuer the guIse Ot u dishonest. shouE Ii
successful merchant, and tho man feared
God under the guise OF the honest mer-
chant who Jailed III business, but passed
his after lfe III peace conscious of The
favor OF God. The pictures were admira.
bly, drawn word paintings, and were lis.
tened 10 with marked interest By tie great
audience,
Turning to the eX preston fear OF Godn
in Ills text tao speaker said lhut this did
not mean II crinEihg fear, but the fear
thRt one las Tor offending Il very dear
governed by that Kind OF fear which com
pels 0btdIance TO those who men love and
who loves them. Men cannot love and
obey God without loving one another.
Obedience to God IA not necessarily The
acHeptance OF croeds. but the doing of
righteousness; to such the truth comes
That they are accepted of God The
world cannot give this assurance, neither
can 1t take IL away. Ii pdys to he good.
At tile close OF the sermon IL was an.
nounced that Medtord ii. CahCou would
address meeting III the Assoelai ion
IlG!t next Sunday afternoon. ltep. s. g.
Meeser announced a me5ting for this a.
terno TO lie addressed by Miss Sarah
Iadbdry OF Philadelphia. preparatory to
forming a Young Womens Christian AS
socidtlcn here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Talk of Final Adjournment tho First Week
In Nay.


HARRISBURG, March 1s This will be
busy week for the lawmakers. The SEN
ate and house have settled down to routine
work This means that tho members
must stay in their seats and keep watch
full eye on their bills IL they desire them
to go through. The dispatch with which
the pending legislation Is being considered
would indicate that the session will not
continue longer than the middle of May.
The talk among those who speak by au-
thority Is that q resolution will be offered
during the week fixing tho final adjourn
ment for tho first week in May.
Governor Hastings favors an carly ad-
journment. In this he has the support OF
Speaker Walton, who is doing what he
can to bring it about. The older members
of the house say the legislature cannot geb
away before the first weok of June and do
Its work we'll This seems to be generally
conceded.
The order of business in the house this
evening is consideration of first reading
bills and original resolutions. Under tho
latter head the resolution of Mr.. Moore,
OF Chester, to place upon the calendar his
civil service bill negatived by the general
judiciary committee, will come up. The
Nickel resolution to place on the calendar
the amendment to the constitution to
abolish spring elections will also be con-
sidered this evening.
Among the bills on the calendar for
third reading Is the Hicks proposition to
establish public employment bureaus in
cities, under the direction of thAbureau Of
industrial statistics When tho bill was
under consideration on second reading it
was amended so as to not make 1t com
pulsory There Is still strong objection
to it and efforts will be made to kill it.
The Farr compulsory bill will be read
the first time in the senate this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

Milford ls to haye new paper. to be
called the Herald.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Florence n. Stiles, a young lady who
will be remembered as little girl whom
she lived In Middletown. to Mr.. Robert q.
Garwood. The ceremony will take place
at the residence OF Mrs. Peacock Finley
Station, New Jersey, aud will be the scene
Of a double wadling. sister of Mr., GAR
wood. AI!ss Stiles Intended. being married
at the same time.
Scott NJ, L. Church Sunday school wilt
hold Its missionary anniversary this even.
ing. The Rev. j. II, Howard of Asbury
Church will make an address,
Miss Helen W. Clarkson. daughter of
James Il. Clarkson of this city. who went
to New York city a year and half ago
to engage In literary work. ls now In
charge OF the womau's column OF the
Evening sun.
The damage suit Of Ida Pyle aglirst the
P, W. y Il. kallroaG Company has been
settled. The terms have not been
made public, The case was set Tor trial
to-day.
William DUPONT has sold his steam
yacht Anita.
MIR. Samuel McAiulleu. formerly con-
neeted with Frank ID. SYeeten and the
Delaware Electric and Supply Company,
hgs accepted position with the Electric
Construction and supply Company, No. 3
East Eighth street. as superintendent OF
their construction work. Mr.. McMulIen's
many friends will no doubt he pleased to
hear OF his promotion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

CoFFEYvILLE, Kan, March 1s.-At 1
o'clock in the morning twenty miles
south Of this city, Deputy United States
Marshal James Mayes, with posse of cit
izens, surprised Bob Rogers, the leader of
gang of outlaws, at the home of his
father. part Of tho posse went upstairs
TO capture the outlaw, who opened fire,
instantly killing w, b. Mcdaniel and
wounding Phil Williams The officers
then retired, but surrounded the house
and demanded the surrender Of Rogers
under penalty Of burning the house. upon
which Rogers came out with his Winches-
ter and fired at Marshal Maycs The next
instant half IA dozen Winchestcrs sent as
many bullets into the body Of the bandit,
killing him instantly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

Everett Hollingsworth was engaged
with his traction engine at work on farm
near Newport on Thursday, the 1th inst
anu on leaving in the evening he found
tha snow 30 deep that he concluded to
leave the machine at the farm OF his
father, Abner Hollingsworth, near tile
Ferris Reform School. On the road be
coming lmpaeaable he was com PEELED to
take to the fields. when he went ahead.
crIlshing down fences. thorn hedges and
other obstruOtlons, but he did not reach
bis destination until midnight. On Friday
murning he and Il man who occupies the
tenant house on the farm of Joseph r.
Nldhols, set of to walk to their respective
homes near Oentreviile.
On tho way the man stepped Into q ditch
and disappeared under the snow, leaving
only bis hat on the surface, After some
effort MIR. Hollingsworth rescued him
from his perilous position, as without his
aid there would doubtless have been u
Job for Coroner Stdham. Tho two then
went forward, dripping with water, until
they reached the saop of David Woods and
nIt6r drying their clothes, started for
CeIItreville. On reaching the store of A
r. Entrlken they took short re5t, after
which they started for their respective
hoihes. which they reached pretty well
usad UP by their long tramp through the
snow. That walk was one that will never
be forgotten by either Of them, as 1t was
al 4 character to make an indslllble i'm
pres sion OH their minds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18
Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-La u Govt Report
R!H!al! q! Rskasgl! RkskiRg
ABSOLUTELY pURE

ABSOLUTELY E9glRE

Last Friday evening pleasant surprise
was given by tue Kings Daughters Of
Wesley M. L. Church to their pastor. Rev
]. b. Quigg. at the parsonage, No. 3l4
jackson street. Mrs. Sallle q. Ruth in
behalf Of tue Kings Daughters presented
to the pastor very handsome clock. The
recipient responded in kind and loving
words showing his appreciation CT the
gilt. The evening was spent Boclably.
and at seasonaDie hour the guests were
Invited Into one of the class rooms of the
church, where a table was spread taste-
fully, to partake Of Ice cream and cake.
Among those present we're
Rev. b. Quigg and wife; Mr. and Mrs.
John Beckley. AIr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Wright Sir. and Mrs. Samuel Murphy,
Alr. and Mrs. Andrew Leatherbury. Mr..
ana Mrs VIM. Rayne. Mrs. Sallie q. Ruth,
Mrs. Frank Tripp, sIlssFannle Coyle, Mrs.
VIM. Cox, Mrs. Emma Cox. Mrs. Mary
Lindsey, lIr. Charles Sehsul, Miss Mary
RoddGn. Mr.. Samuel Cunningham. Master
Arthur Leatherbury and Master William
Cox.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18
MEN ne MANLY.

Men be manly. yes mean 1t,
Nerve and arm you for the strife.
While Ia Ihis world there's q battle,
Raging till the end Of life
III you fall don't be down hearted,
Many good man Tell betore;
Try agin for none are perfect.
You'll get courage to do IL ore.
II you SEQ brother toillng, ..
Heavy laden up the hill.
Do not pass him by unheedlng,
You can help him. II you will;
Ifent your sisters as brother,
Let them know that you're man.
You've heart. though maybe hidden
Underneath face OF tan.
II You see an erring brother
Or sister going astray
DO not turn away in loathlng;
Tell them there's "A better way.
When those men in ancient story,
Spurned that maiden doomed to
death,
There before the Lord of Glory,
Hear the words the Saviour saith.
He that's without sin among you
Take stone and at her fling;
Ii your conscience does not smite you,
Stay that vile and wretched thing,
She Is but what you have made her,
Woman 20 and Sill no more.
They are gone who would accuse thee
langs oil conscience hurt them sore,
Man that's formed In Gods own image
Iares that Image to Disgrace;
Is tnat man prepared to 1noet him,
AT that judgment face 10 face.
Brothers live TO nobler purpose.
You've a soul immortal prize,
And that soul is bound by kindre eds,
lies to realms beyond tue skies.
49,. G II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

CApDo, l. T.. March ls.-Johnson ia
cob, the Choctaw, who WAS sentenced to
De shot has been granted a new hearing.
The execution was to have taken place at
Pushmatahma court grounds, thirty
miles east Of here jacob had tnkon an
appeal to Judge Evcridge, but ne decision
had been rendered and preparations for
carrying out the sentence were made Re-
liglous services had beer hold, Jacob had
shaken hands with his friends and bade
them farewell, had pulled off his coat,
painted spot over his heart, and had
taken his seat TO await tho firing of Sheriff
Lawrencc's Winchester when courier
dashed up and handed the respite to tho
Off
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

President Cleveland has named the del
egates the International prison congress,
which opens in Paris June TO-
Arthur p Peterson, attorney general OF
Hawaii under the monarcy, died in exile
In San Francisco saturday night,
Jack Kerry, well known gambler of
Colorado and Iowa cities. has fallen heir
10 large estate in Ireland and s35l,O00 in
cash
while assisting an officer in Baltimore
last night, John NJ. kesslcr shot and killed
William Sunderland, who wanted To
rescue a prisoner.
While lighting the fire with kerosene
and gasoline at ST. Paul, Mrs. Frances
Sumner and her niece, Miss Nellie Clos
son, We're burned to death.
In fight between cowboys and cattle
thieves near Woodward o. r., Chip"
Baxter and Ed Burwell Were killed by the
outlaws and James Byron, II cattlenan,
was badly wounded
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

WASHINGTON, March IS S-Expresslons OF
satisfaction having been MADE by the Ital-
ian government at the steps taken by tho
Colorado authorities for the apprehension
Of the murdcrers OF the Italians ut Wal
senburg, the diplomatic incident occa-
stoned thereby is regarded horc as closed
for the present at least, Assistant Secre-
tary of state Uhl telcgraphed to Governor
Mcintyre, of Colorado, the expression of
appreciation manifested on the part of
Baron Fnva, the Italian ambassador here,
and OF his government and Of the federal
government at the energetic efforts made
by the executive of Colorado TO arrest the
guiltY pnrtieS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

II the general sentiment concerning the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company's person.
ally.conducted tours to Florida is to be
taken as an Index of their popularity.
they may in all verify be styled the ideal
tours.
The next and lust of this seasons series
or tours to Jacksonville Will leave New
York and Philadelphia on March 26. and
the ratio. including round.trip Jransporta-
tion and meals and Pullman berth on
special train going. is $1,000 from New
York and :4S.OO from Philadelphia, pro.
portionate rates from other points. Tick
eta for this tour will be good Tor return
passage on regular tiatns until May 81.
The number of persons for which ac.
commodations can he provided is neces-
sarily limited. and 1t would therefore be
prudent for those who desire to join this
party to make early application Tor space.
For further information apply to Ticket
Agents. oil address Tourist Agent. ll96
Broadly way. New York. or Room al. Broad
Street station. Philadelphia, to whom ap'
pllcatlon for space should also be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

The large number of people who have
leisure, and the growing desire OF Ameri.
cans to see the wonders OF their native
land are the principal agencies In ad 4.
vanclIg a healthy sentiment in favor OF
travel
TLo Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
personally.conduoted tours to California
will be conducted in all respects as those
OF preceding years with some added ad.
vnntages, which cannot fall to attract
the attention aud enlist the interest OF tho
tourist.
In addition to tho high.grade acommo.
datlons and entertainment in transit the
Pennsylvania tourists are treated with tho
same liberaity wherever the journey is
broken. The choicest rooms In the tead'
Ing hotels are always reserved for their
uee. for which regular rates are pald, SO
that the guests. although members OF a
large party. enjoy all the privileges of in
diyiduals who may have nude their own
selections.
The second tour in the 1895 series to the
Golden Gate will leave New York and
Philadelphia March 20. 1885. arriving at
San Francisco March 20. and at New York
and Philadelphia May IL. 1895.
detailed Itinerary will be sent on applt.
cation to Tourist Agent. 1896 Broadway.
New York; or Room All. Broad Street Sta
tiun, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

FArERsoN, y. j.. March I6.-Rev. |. n.
Benson, rabbi Of the Barnett Memorial
temple, nj Broadway and Straight street,
this city, WINS arrested, charged with EN-.
bea2emrnt, and released on bail to await
rcquisiliun papers from Philadelphia or
from Counci Bluffs. Rabbi Benson for.
merly praeticod law in Council Bluffs, Ia
whore ne was given a claim for $3.50 to col
lect by Abram Hirsh * Bros, of Philadel-
phls lie claims to have collected only a
part of tho money, while Hirsh & Bros,
ulAim the whole hmount WINS collected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

The lecture that was to be given Jointly
by the Local Preachers. EXhorters Aseocia.
tiou and Patriotic Ladies' ut the Auditorium
March 7th. was postponed to April llth.
1885, Subject Company D.. Die no more.
by Dr. A. J. Palmer OF New York. The
grehtest lecture OF the age, the most thrill
inEof all the lectures OF the late Civil
War One of our most Famous Generals
said after llateninR to the famous lecture,
ut makes me feel more OF patriot than
ever" The Governor, Staff and Legisia.
tura have been invited md are expected
to iie there II possible Or. Merritt HUI
burl of Grace NJ. f. Church will preside.
Mr.. Thomas Benson will have charge oil
the music. Proceeds are for patriotic
purpoSe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

A gentleman In coming to our city lass
Saturday morning informed US he met
Everett tllollingsworth, who had delivered
a load of hay to j. Taylor Cause. ESQ
returning to his home with bis team,
which he would reach by dinner time.
He thlnks some OF the farmers might
guess the hour. perhaps, that he left his
bed In this morning. IL must have been
considerably before daylight lie IN ust
believe In the story of the early bird
catching tho worm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

VIENNA. March 1s.-An IL explosion Of fire.
damp occurred in the Hohcncggc mine at
Troppau, Austrian Silesia, on Saturday
Two hundred men were in the mine when
the explosion occurred, most of whom es-
capped. Forty-throe dead bodies have been
recovered. Only six of tho miners are now
unaGcounted for. Archduke Frederick the
owner of the mine, will pay II pension OF
100 ilurins each to the widows. The widows
and orphans will also receive pension
from tho miners benevolent fund
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-18

To-day Mr.. Edwin c, Jones enters the
employment. OF J, r. Hudson, dealer In
lubrica,ing oils. etc, at the Southwest
corner Front and Market streets. MIR
junes Is Il native of tl4is city and gradu-
ntcu in 1924 from the High School with
high hOuors. he having sustained the
position of class orator upon that oc.
oaslon. AIR. Jones. sinGe his graduation
and hefore has been in the employ OF Geo
a, Gelsenuorfer, during which time We
had frequently met him. He is Il young
man OF industrious habits aud steudfast
qualities and We wish him every success
that can flow in upon him In his row
Held of lapor.