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Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Yatentfontor= Gtattittf.

s 2sbet al bet ben 3ote SUM- 1895
enoenbe 5iitalaar mOotps Yateutlontus
ret i @aiBinstun 36,972 G~nissuinser
ON 8atenter, 1,453 ubtait, II glnmoOs
niuser um 8atentiprnpelie. 2,163 9ins
~issniuSer ON Sunoelsmertsr % 31S
ON 2abels.
Der mOotpseS | famine 9ibsrum
2.314 Slayer.
9atenttOutoret inooilsebe / 20,745
a~uissninssr ON &atsntsr, 5~Ornpslier
% uotait FAINT rssiitrersbe 1904 San.
pslsmarfer % 6 Gitrpt.
s famine 9ibsrum ublsb IL, 9o6
Sateater, % 3,2oS inboilssos sniss.
Ringer iurieilebes paa @ruuo Of, at
Sstalinsen for bisie 9atsuters uoIts,
oeIie life itioe blep inSbetalt.
9ctalinetGsterue bar 81, 1852, 947;
DC iamleoe Snetrster belpb fig til
sl,195,557. @ettOinbtnst $751; 800.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Cfterrige.
Gtn iuieruationalc GeonDitining

Sen iniernntionale SGorDftiHti8
oobn,Srs ben 26Oe b. ! @isn / 3er'
pnrelic al be feiierIiss Steprsicntanter.
llohilinscns G%mbeOsmanb bar pnrbe'
ret ben umeritnuite !Spcoeapliu9 I'll
800, 600 900 8uibeIs; snug til 21,'
100000 guIbels; MniS til 2,427,s
100000: Ganaoas S%oecenolins til
1000, 900 GuIGels; Subieus Sueoes
opliua til 6,27S,0o0 Cons imoo $685.
600 IONS / 1894. 9Imeritas Iaiss
ouIipo er meo ct ruuot TaI unilaaet til
1,oOoo0o,ooo Suihels itGrre END iiicr.
Gammtulianst meO 1894 er Ieo9nnssn
/ etorbritauieus S~Gituobptte fclgenos:
.SueOs 81 &ructnt; gp9 80 &rocent
"a Sabre % 4rpcent. s 5rnntri9e er
glcoodugsn / 6oeoe % &rOcsnt, Hl9
20 @rucent pg 89s 20 &rUrent. s
gaierr CT GeO9angen / Soeoe 80 Rros
cent; slug 40 4%rccent; Spg 80 &rO'
cent % Saure As 8rOceHt. s GIter'
i .Ilnoarn cr Geogauesn / SueOe' 70
SnurcuOtpttct me9et mirors, men /
Rus mcgst fprrt. 8 Gurppns iposIts
Iiae 9unoe or gnrganssn bcbre enb
iiiur. 8 @aln6ien ps Sesinrabien
er aoliugen sicuneminitIl9 60 @rOcent
bsore.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Sclpe &anonifuooene orGb.
tc fun ct VaataI.

9rigen meaem &ina os Sapan bar
lRrt be amerifanIte Marinepfficerer,
bpOrleoes arissifibene belIt maa inb.
rebes. s bet peO Linton Sron @orts
MI cmtrent iGroi9bpsseoe Glib "Sre,
9on" pil Der neppe finbes Sppr Of
Tr9oerf. 9ette er en- Gslse Of ben
aienos9jernins, OF Der unoer Sslla9e'
ne / Srienten brabtes ps iaareoes flere
Soft af be pmfrin9Ilppsnbe 3r9iplint.
rer END al be fra erplobsrenbe Bomber
ubIlpnsebe au9ler. De fleite arpbs
lere o9 ariesifibe. Tom beltos / b,sie
2r9ininser, par %alleiammen forIpneoe
meo StaalIfrug, pa ale bar be mere
eler minbre beIfptteoe meb iuare Ban'
ierplaber. Men lloftpr % Snorsonins
i Sficersmes len % be andre Stun bar
9rauert; liseiaa 3aftet. Naar en-
9usle sjennemboreoe ct Glib, ienbtes
Spllntrer pmfrins | ale &etniuser. s
De ileite 2iliGloe pasiereoe ielpe Sfuoe
bet 9iennem SfrOeet uoen at treffe mo-
gen al be ombOropGrenoe; men iaa
basleoe bet iaa meset oarrc meb 2ra'
iplintrer. at Sf,bets Spselufaf fplbtes,
os Seilma9erne fit bet trault meo at
inbiD De 9soe / Seilous for ben paabe
Grau.
9il Srissitibet "Oreson"s Snoreb'
ming pil, iom iaat, neiten intet GrGs
uert benDttes. Sfobosr os SfilepGs'
&c er ai !Seru. Site cnsaus 9aitet
blIr al 3ra; men / Dettes Steo lial
Der cementeres ct Sag 2lnOleum opens
pua Sernoattet, Der elers pilbe blipe
altiur slat. Gae GDre blir liseleoss
iabriteret az Sern. ps be. Der penoer
uo mob 9Gttet, sIsre8 panotatte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
RusI

Golcra. 0ampersn "8aifOu," iom
ben 25os os. autOm til Sl~abipOItpd,
bapoe aplera pmbUrc. Sen a~treiite
fra Gbuu Son ben Ste b. Ter baUoe
ialt pGret 16 QilfalOs OmbUro % ~
Qposialb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
: Tnft. @elnnb hennenh,r e. .

Tall' luciano penoenosr iia IF
ben norIfe Spaooes @ebattion reh
Sesrunbslie al at man / Gauges en-.
npbs lite piloe babe Spnobeus Satultet
til at ubtale fig ON beres aarearib
San flyer, at @runben Dor ben, at en-.
uooen life anerfjenber benz Tom 9rpss,
b%rgore; Melanb beber &ebattiOnen Oh.
fife BAN, ON ban bar taset 5eil.-Ne.
tdftipnen tier.
- Bait. greibablii ifrioer: eeo
f%oritaar life buOrlebes ct lutherf eou.
funb tor anertjenbe Iroi. gersslanOs
DOM poer be lutberite Sabre. Sour
mango er Ser bel pirfelis i Sauoes
Spnpoe, iom tror, at 2utber, esener,
Gerber, 5ranfc, YOntoppiban, grnot,
@isle Sobnien, Gaspari, 2aade o. M,
m. life bar noset Hart 8esreb ON Ssur.
mibIinsen af ben suobommelise Naub.
% ben menneitelise Srtbeb, ps at bisIe
WiGno fomme | Sorlesenbeb, raar Be
ItuIe furtlare, buorlebes ct RenneIte
blioer ompsubt.
- Sat. 8. g. @elanb erttarer. Of
oenne Scamp life er nosen aomp ON
SmaalisbeScr eaer Yerionlisbeber, bet
er meset mere en- Surup ON fore 9iss.
i%ppr9smaal, ON Spnb % Naaoe,
SersSlanbs 2arbumme mo taaes IN.
Der iornpet Ouerpeielie. Bort Sam.
iunos Ge % @sI fraper bet.
- Gait. 9iGer beretter ON en- oon,.
mel t~rOfait Samiunos .. Z. Spr.
oabls 9po i en- Gloer al " 9(ar. San
tiibrrte GaprOns @enisbcb, 81.
= 8uit. 8. 9. Sersb meobeler ON
en- 10 Glars uugoOm, iom bcoe irimc.
oi9t, p9 ON buem ban tror Itoo / lin
Daabspast; Martin Gpsni en- bar hans
Hapn.
$ ben auf,lutberite
trfe. - Grunbtoiginnernes garss
nipple ital bolOes / 9pigbt, ST., fra
Abe September % felseuoe Sage. 90,
fifnotsiGrelien er funooiurt al 0ait.
8aObOlt pau StpreIiens gesne. Or
bet bliper af iarl,s SuteresIe poa
@runb al Strioen inben Samiunoet
meIIem Misiipnspenuerne % grunbt.
%uigiauerue.
8nitor Senier Itrioer ON ct fiert
SeIGJ, Ion mango bnnIfe Meniabeoer
Gar bait berooer al @mis Ier 9irr fra
8anmart FAINT Ell 8aitor Matbieien,
lom boer bar brast Splipelie % Sp,
muntrins meo fig i grbeibet.
- 9aIt. @iplbeoe Ttrioer ON goaae.
arbeioet paa @rano 8ieiu oeo 3eS
MoiueS. II Wiauo arbeioer bahia
paa 8pgningen til YrGteIfolen. ga.
get er M la9t ua SDsningen ital pnre
i9roig / SttOber. San beber ON fit.
ti9e SIbrlg ug flyer: "9i bar 8raite.
ltOlen bebpo".
TeooftGr S%aa9enien al ben "SriIte,
ligc Galsmano" (gictbooifblabet) bes
Der Os pplpie, at ban life fjenotc I'll, at
Den lutbcrife Brett, bpiS Breo impo
9utberanerne ban u%ifentlissioroe, bau.
De siurt fig ubrus6ar / ben lutberi lie
airfe peo lit umoralIte 2iu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
4.

Gineiernf CT mere feielige. Grn
Sbau9bai berettes ben 26oe b., al
unberipgelien / 9~Iuleouins al SperfaI'
bene paa Misfonarerne / SusG benz
Photographers fOrriee Snsoas, % at
Meolemmer al 9pnIulernes aOmmiss
iipn par titfte0e. Sire al 2sSerne uHz
Der gIusrsbeue pna Wtis iunar.rne !
Gbeus ~ er baIsbugBebe.
s gruoinoie fen 9uniu er Der uobruot
ct Sprer, iom sriber Itertt ON fig.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

Gn SampfieSel e~yptOberebs en-
eagmsGe i 9ulermO ! 2crcnss. Sem
Grbeioere brGbteS us 20 lemIGiteoes.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

81. %. RauiOm. bpls fprite llo'
nGonclie til 9liniiter I'll Merifu bar
uluplrg, blsp ben 24Oe os. after uos
napnt til famine StiQina.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
500 9elepuina, 500.

9ct CT cs en- @lRoe at resoeIe 2Gierue, at BET bar
Ieiies 8iosnitabea at 'urire ben femme Spsopm sas
,arrb I cue Stasisr. Sins Ga,aryb Sure er ben enefte
auy. Der sr ieHpt til SioealtabeH. saiarrb er en- Ron.
Authorization. co FRAZER tiIlpa reues Sthanelina.
pan9 @aiaeyh Sure ta6es iHeosaeis. o. pirier oirsfte
paa Giobet % s~nei0agsr SlaSommeHS Cprtnoe.le GA
eIUer een lose StHyte 90 hl1lper Ni,utsn hrns MI,
betet. 9irrue al oenue gffetciR ldr ior Siltro iii
WleeietneH o. tllbnoer SEQ for bier. 1tltrioe, een
tits tan lG8e. Strlv tnrr StbHgSturo.
aeteSei D.. J, Sbenep & Co.,
Goleop. o.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

8alSrsierpea / Re9ierinseus Cub
trsaiurp er M 9anst neo iii Iibt Oper
100 Milipuer Dollars, % bet enselIte
8antipnoifat bar better life mere Cub
til at bepOuers / Stattummsret, men
bet mua MI beupenoe fig til fine &eus
rer, ilaar bet er / @ulofnibe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

gian bar cnouu lite ppenset no9et
cspr eitcr 6orpperns al beuuc FjGus
hine f~orbrnoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

Gr'anniul @aaer. g~mbasiaSBr
Cults ! Turis bar teIesraferet til
Observation-Disclosures i @aibinstOu, at
2e8atiunens unoen sstretar us bens
GOuptat bar beirst GrtUniul @alIsr i
6eusiIet i Glairpuur Us bar faaet en-
iulbfGnois GiItriit af ari9srettens
8rututul. 2enus pil inursit mulis
bliue isuot til 8uibin9tun.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
sra @aibtnaton.

Sttp 81. Sanien blsp ben 26oe bs.
ubuapnt til @uimsiter / 2smOno,
Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

SpiS I err iuteresiereoe I Bpsboloerio %
SurtlgItriIt, uil 8iscouiiH 8uiineis unlper'
Iitp ! ga grosie, @iS., ienoe Goer ct eeFi''
iom slGlOer ior 8 Wauneoers Yrppe
lrntiS.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

Prof. Ben. Tronslin, Prof. Brecken-
ridges instructor in bookkeeping, for
accuracy and rapidety in number work.
has few equals.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

Sen SommisIion. ION i Suit neb,
iattes for at u~noerbanbls msb 8lnds
foot % Sort Seltnap Snbinuerns ON
IiItaaetie al en- Del al berss 2aab iii
aegisringen, bar benns llse tiltraaOt
5teiien til MOutura. Gen. 8. 9.
Srinnea, 90. 90. gIemmsnts % @. 6.
BauOd er Msolemmsr uf bsnue Som.
misiipn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

With Tronslin, bookkeeper, Cutting,
Commercial Law. and Timberman, pen
manship, and with very moderate charges,
only So 90 in addition TO the regulaf
tuition, $500 a month. for a complete
course, many earnest workers will report
Nov. II. Send for specimen OF Proi'
Timberman's writing.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

SnSpielisn al Gbidamauea % Chat.
touousu Raiiuuul Milit9r.& Bari finbcr
Gieb ben lobe ps 2obe September.
gsteruner, inbbuote @j9iter os Gublis
FUN / GlmiubelisbeO iamIes pua Snubs
erois SiG pua gbidamausas Glos.
mart. ST. IL Mibbus ben lobe Sep.
TENDER bespnoer S%eitiisbeberue. @s,
neral aObn so. &atmsr fro SGinUii
% General Sobn .. GprSun FIJI
Georgia bcleer deataler. 5eItlisbs
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

SreNeent Soiauo af @isconIiu
Sniinsis nHIperiitp bar iOlst fin Nusel /
SuiiusIs Colleges / Soma "a @iuueioia Ga
oil IsreItsr nHOsuoe al i'm 9io psO 20 grosie
| Siolen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

Teoott6r 5a~a9enien al ben "8riIte,
ligc Salsmano" (Ntctbooifblabet) bes
Der % pplgie, at ian life fjenotc til, at
Den lutbcrite Brett, bpiS Breo impo
9ntberanerne ban uifentlissiuroe, bau.
De 9jort zig %ubrus6ar / ben lutberIfc
8irfe peO lit umpralife 2iu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

Greo | Sraflien. 9e Gprensbe
Staters @eiauot / 8io be Suneiru,
Tbumpiun, bar uuosrrsttst ucenriss,
miniitereu ON, at 0prcrerne / Staten
Rio @ranbe DO Sui bar unoertesnet
en- 5reostrattat. 9jsie Sprgrsre ear
Reiteu af ben 8anoc, Der / aompeu
mob ben nuuareHbe &esierins bapbs
Futtet fig til ms uiOpoe Gbmiral bn
@nma. Strar eiter Sprsret Tutteoe,
ilpsteoe aOmirul bu Cana, meo roslt
al fine 9iIbaneers til &iu @ruuSs 81
Sul, buur be iioen mso itaoi9s 2al
bar ~iOrtiat aampsn mob 8esjerinsen
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
aeunsn ntaa betal.s %fontant. 5

Senurn iilaa bstal.s fputant. Sc
5oreneSs etaters Su~ubelsaesnt i Sur.
emburg, @urpbp, bar netup inoIeuot
iii Observation-Disclosures en- SperIGt,
tslie al G~rbeiSsIUosns, ipm nylio
truaSte aruit / SsrtusbCmmst 9urs
smburs. 2isie 2uoe furOrer blanOt
anbet, at ale SrbeiOsl6uniuser tul be.
tales meo 8anSburs 9snss bpsranoeu
llse.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

~ eOlsi bss one apstteier, rs Seats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

W Observation-Disclosures boardsrs at 204
wv West atreet. also table hoarders. Mrs.
Q. 4. shnekley aa-2Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.



The Bill to Pension judges Passed BY the
Heuss.
HARRISBURG, April t7.-Ths Judges 70.
tirement bill passed finally In the house
yesterday, The vote was LOT to N. The
passage Of this bill establishes precedent
in the lower branch of the legislature
For generation efforts have been made
to get such bill through. Once or twice
its advocates succeeded in the senate, but
this is the first time they have ever passed
the bill in the house. The success of the
friends of the bill is due principally to the
activity of Speaker Walton, who has been
energetic in its behalf.
The measure provides for the retirement
of judges on full pay who have served
twenty consecutive years on the bench, or
thirty years altogether, and have reached
the age of 20. The only justices who now
come under the provisions of the act are
Hare, Finletter and Allison, of Philadel-
phia, and Pershing, of Schuylkill.
A large number of bills passed finally.
Among them were: Establishing o de-
partment Of charities and correction; lin.
iting the forfeiture of life insurance pol
icies; increasing the salary of the superin-
tendent of public printing from 5000 to
g., 500 annually; dividing cities into three
tioSnts Mlth IchpeCb W bnclF pOpulHtlOHi
requiring safety guards on passenger ele
vstors.
Among the bills passed finally in tho
senate were: For tho creation of the Office
of fire marshal in cities OF the third class;
authorizing the fish commissioners Of
Pennsylvania to appoint fish wardens; to
fla the compensation of members Of boards
to examine candidates for appointments as
inspectors, foremen and fire bosses in the
anthracite and btuminous coal regions at
81 a day; to prohibit prize fighting and to
regulate boxing with gloves; to create the
office OF county controller in counties con
tanning lal 900 inhabitants and over, and
to abolish the office of county auditor.
message was received from the COVER
nor announcing his appointment OF Ed.
win 4 Brown, of Reading as clerk of the
quarter sessions of Berks county, to Ill a
vacancy caused by death The nomination
was confirmed
The bill to provide for the examination
and regulation of miners in the anthracite
coal region, and to prevent the employ.
ment of incompetent persons, was de-
feated.
The governor vetoed the senate bill pro-
viding that suits wrongly begun in equity
may be continued at law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

L'OR RENT-Sew house, No. 400 West
IL Seventeenth street six rooms. with
bath, Ill modern improvements. Apply TO
u II. TiHdall, All East seventh vt. al6-Ul'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
HOLLANDS GIRL SOVEREIGN.
Report That She IL to wed victoria's
Grandson Discredtted.


LONDON, April 1.-THE World publishes
q report to the effect that Prince Alfred
Of SAKE Coburg Gotha eldest son and heir
of the Duke OF SAKE Coburg Gotha (gen-
orally known as the Duke Of Edinburgh
Is likely to be betrothed to the young
Queen Wilhelmina, of Holland. The
mother of Queen Wilhelmina is regent OF
Holland during the minority of the queen.
1t has been announced here that Queen
Wilhelmina, accompanied by the queen
regent, will leave Amsterdam on May 20
for London by way of Flushing.
Wilhelmina, the girl queen of the Meth
erlands, was born at The Hague, and prep.
arations are already being made for the
celebration of her fifteenth birthday next
summer. She is tho last scion of one of
the most famous houses in Europe, the
family of Orange, founded by the great
William of Nassau, who was assassinated
at Delft in 1854.
The HAGUE, April 1.-THE report of
the betrothal of Queen Wilhelmina to
Prince Albert is denied here
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

NEW YORK, April Flour men, two
of them sailors, called at tho office of
United States Commissioner Shields and
said that William Scrger, fireman on
board the steamship 0rinoco, had been
killed at sea by William >,oltau, the chief
engineer, on the voyage from New York
to Hamilton, Bermuda. Two of the men
had been members of the Orinoco crew.
The vessel reached her pier Monday morn
ing, aud sailed again on the afternoon Of
the same day The men said that Scegcr
died from beating he received because
he was too i'll to work At the Office of the
Quebec steamship company, to which the
Orinoco belongs, IL was said that one OF
the orinoeo's firemen died at sea, but
death was due to natural causes. The
body was buried at sea. An investigation
is in progress
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

LONDON, April i7.-It is stated on good
authority that tho question of protest
upon the part of the United States against
the bombardment of Grcytown and the
landing OF British troops in Nicaragua has
never been raised between Great Britain
and the United States, sofar as the British
government Is aware. In any case, it is
added, the British will not lombard Grey
town in the event of Nicaragua refusing
to comply with the demands of Great
Britain. But steps will be taken to insure
the payment of the indemnity demanded
by tho British government, and the neces-
sary orders have been sent to commanders
of British warshlps. Whether these or
ders include the landing of troops is not
stated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

Monuments. Figures, Ornaments,
nn1n madeo White Bronze look good
~ as trapite. Cost less Elrriast sting
Send for illus. cat and price. list
Sf0 oC'PHliAD1A WHITE BRONX
okOHAGS MONUMENT 90,
% 5. l7th st. Philadelphia, Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

CHEROKEE, Kan, April ia cyclone
struck the house of Frank Goodin, three
miles west of here and literally tore it to
pieces, scattering debris all over the fields
MIR. Goodin had his neck dislocated, and
Will die. Mrs. Goodin was caught under
the roof and pinned to the ground, her
clothes taking fire. Her screams attracted
the neighbors, who rescued her in time to
save her life. She is not seriously injured.
Hall dozen other farm houses in the i'm
mediate vicinity were also demolished,
but nobody was hurt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
Exit Minister Muruaga.

WAsHINGToN April l7.-Sonor Muruaxa,
the Spanish minister, terminated his Of
fetal connection with this government
yesterday. He called at the state depart.
ment andintroduced to Secretary Gresham
senior Sagario, the first secretary Of the
legation. who he said would be In charge
OF the Office pending the arrival Of the new
minister, Dnpuy de Lone. who is now in
Cuba, and Is expected to arrive here some
Time during the coming month. 1t is ex-
pected that the retiring minister will soon
leave for Madrid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
The Connecticut river Rising,

HARTFORD, April f7.-Tbe Connecticut
river continues to rise an inch an hour,
and is twenty-four feet above low water
marx No freight can be received by the
Hartford and New York Transportation
company, and all the landings down the
river are submerged. The water is within
eighteen inches of the floor OF the old
wooden Fast Hartford bridge. Nearly all
traffic across the bridge is suspended, in
Guiding the electric ears. Enst Hartford is
Hooded and the country is i vast lake ON
both Sides Of tho river
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

Beechams pulls are Tor
biliousness. bilious headache,
dyspepsia. heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head.
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss Of appe-
tite, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause Of all Of them.
Book free; pills 25c. At
irugstores, or write BE. Allen
o. as C1r,l :. Nv Work,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
Pennsylvania Democratic Committee.

HARRlsRuRa, Pa, April t7.-rhe Dem.
oeratic state committee is in session here
today. A chairman is to be selected to
succeed ex-Depnty Attorney General
Stranahan. National Chairman Harrity
Is here with Robert f Wright, of Allen
town, his personal choice for tho chair.
manship. The indications arc that Wright
will be elected. The anti-Harrity people
decided on Hon. James Kerr as their
choice for sute chairman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
N0TiGE

NuTlCE is hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed will apply ut the present session
oil the Legislature OF Delaware, for a divorce
from her husband, Albert Thatcher Ir,
inss-4tw' LILLE THATCHER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
Senator Goebel Acquitted.

LEXINGTON Ky, April l7.-The trial Of
State senator William Goehel for killing
Colonel John l.. sanford was held yesterl
day before Judge stephens. The charge
was nanslaughtcr. A great many wit.
nesses were examined. The predominant
testimony was that Sanford aocostcd Goe.
bel frat and fired first Attorney General
Hendricks was positive on this point, and
his testimony was corroborated by many
witnesses and cuntradicted by none. On
the ground that Senator Goebel acted in
self defense he was acquitted and the case
dismissed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

ROCKFORD HIS April l7-As a result
OF the hottest political battle ever fought
IN Rockford Edward w. Brown, candi-
date OF the business men and liberal ele-
'nent, was yesterday elected mayor over
Amash Hutehins, candidate Of the A. p.
A., by 81 majority out OF 5000 votes. the
largest vote ever polled in the city. The
large vote was u surprise to both sides and
cut down Brown expected majority. The
A + A was the distinct issne, aud money
was contributed by lodges all over the
state to Hutchins' campaign fund
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

WARRINGTON, April 17.-Oficlal con.
firmation Of the press report Of the Sign
ing Of treaty Of peace between the plsni-
potentiarles OF Japan and China was re-
eeived by Secretary Gresham late yaster-
day. II came from Minister Dun at To
kio, was very brief and merely stated that
treaty of peace had been finally con-
cluded, The minister's cablegram gave
NO information respecting conditions on
which the terms of agreement between the
powers had been arrived at As under.
stood hero, the terms agreed upon are in
conformity with those already published.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

nj OT1CE-If you never saw the new wnole-
IN sale and retail candy store at 1903 Mar
ket street. come and seeit, whore candles can
bought ut 10 and Is cents pound. Branch
stores. Philadelphia. Jersey City and New
York. o27-tf-ecd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

TRENTON, April IL Andrew RoaIefs,
OF the Garfield National bank, of New
York, who was injured in the Hacken-
sack meadows railroad accident in Janu.
airy, 1894, yesterday recovered verdict in
the United States court Of $500 against
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
company He sued for $40. 900 Mrs Lii.
lian Clark, of Basking Ridge, N. j., who
sued for $4,000 for the loss of her hus.
band, who was killed in the Same accident,
got verdict of s., 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
Not Guilty of Murder

TrNKHANNoek, Pa, April &c. w.
Waterman was acquitted of the charge of
having murdered Fred Wall who was
found in dark allcyway on the night OF
Jan y, 1871 with crushed skull \ de.
teetlse from Ptttston arrested Waterman,
and Chains 70 have got a confession from
HIM, but in tho absence of corroborative
testimony the jury disregarded it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

NJ OTlCE-I hereby give notice that shall
~ apply TO the present session CT the
Legislature Of Delaware. at iiover. for q pas
SAFE of an act annullng marriage existing
between james Shaw and Mary u. shaw
m21-26t MARY b. SHAW,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

NTANTED-W hite girl for general house
w work. at 2xs W. Nth street al7-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

WASHINGTON, April l7.-Oilicials OF the
Japanese legation here are in position to
explode the sensational story that Japan
held marshal Count Yanlagata, Is in re-
ality Archduke Johann, of Austria, who
disappeared several years ago. Count
famagata is well and personally known
to Counselor Stevens of the legation here
Mr. Stevens says Yamagata is "a native
Japanese
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-About 1000
employees of the cloth and blanket manu-
featuring firm Of Seville, Schoileld Sc Co,
OF Manayunk quit work yesterday be,
cause of the firms refusal to restore a Is
per cent. reduction in wages II the men
refuse to return to work at once about 500
more employees will be thrown out. Tho
highest sum now earned by the men Is
&C. % per week