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BERLIN, Oct. 5.--rhn Cologne espl.
1nRge affair Ia developing widely, i'm.
pOrtaDt information having been
obtained since the arrest ui the men
Presumed 20 DO French officers OF
agents Of France, Msjor Won Kaelkk
OF the ininlstfy ana Captain Won
Fheumonalofi VI the general etalI have
arrived ~ Cologne to inveeti. aio the
matter. A number OF further arrests
have been made, and, iD addition, a
woman named Richter has been M.
rested ut Msgd0burg, on the charge OF
having aclei as the paid medium OF
communication between French
army oiiioat aud an emplnye OF the
6fuson steel works, who furnished tue
French ofiioer, through her, with
drawings, models OF ironclad vessels,
guns anu carriages, ETC., to bo used In
these forts, anu invaluable plans OF the
German defenscs. The arrest Of this
couple IL said TO have been brought
shout through the fact that the woman
and thetemployo OF the Gruson works
had been noticed spending quite q large
amount OF French gold. This arJu,sd
suspicions, aud their arrest followed.
tbs preliminary inquiry into the case
Ia now said u DO nearly complete, ami
tue whole matter will soon 90 submit.
mitted 70 the central military Ruthofi.
ties In Berlin.
Some new arrests have also been
ma In Iorlin, including that OF Mime.
5uwafine, the widow OF a mslor Ia the
R1rslan army. The evidence thua fur
obtained seems TO show beyond any
doubt that the models anu parts OF guns
aud rifles OF tae ktupp works ut Ei-
seD, ns vel as from the Grusoa works
al MagdeburR, te'idts drawings Of
different Qualifications OF the irOr tier
rlties, have passed through the nands
OF tbs accused to France during the
past year. The case will be tried In the
imperial courts at Loipslc within a
week.
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An,l.weman annrngI.l..

ALBANY, y. ", Oct. O.-rhe sfee'al
state commitireoi anli-w9man suiiFsE.
lsts, headed by Mrs. john V. Pruy u Of
,hi. city, has Issued the following ad.
dre,s 70 tho electors OF the stats VI
New Yofh:
The COMMITTEES OF women orgsniald
In tho ttatp Of New York 10 Oppose tno
amendment 10 tue constitution striklug
out The word "malt" Ia the qualities.
ton Of voters, address this appeal TO
the electors OF the state. They are
anxious 10 urge upon the voters Of the
slate that they should take pains 10
secure tho nomination ami election TO
tho legislature OF men known 10 be
opposed TO the imposition upon woman
Oh the unwelcome and unsuitable re.
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FRIENDS VT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
App nj for money Issued by ths Exc.
cutiys Committee.

New YomS, Oct. 0.-rhe national
ofiic-Fs Atd executive comm,,teo OF
she Irish National alliance isaued the
following appeal today;
Hsatquaftsrs Isish National Alliance,
Now Yo;h, Osi. O.h:
To all friends ci Irish Independence
The convention which recently ".
gauize1 at Chicago the lrish Nation
oil Aliisnce has placed It, guidance and
government Ia tho hands OF the under.
signed for tho ensuing two ye,Ts. The
purpose Of tho alliance has already
been proclaimed--to obtain the co m.
plete Independence OF Ireland from
England, by any m1ans consistent
with the laws OF nations.
Organizations, like governments,
have to depend on their revenue fof
the successful ACCOMPLISHING ut OF their
du,ies. 1.-THE sinues Of war" for both
are absolutely necessary, both for or.
gsnizllion and propagation.
England, tue aich-enemy Of Ireland,
has NJ her disposal immense Resource,
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the aocumulAtious OF ceniurios OF con
quest and piracy. bha has u In nor
power h control or mould public opin-
on Ia her own intereets. Even IN nee
America chs Possesses this power 10 m
astounding extent. Her sue on the
Irish uueslion has filled the American
mind for n quarter OF century-ever
since lreland's friends al home anu
abroad committed tue costly fault Of
trusting 10 parliamentary agitation 10
achieve the liberty OF their molhei-
land.
Now, however, n totally different
policy has been inaugurstei. The
absolute claim OF Ireland TO n distinct
national liio has been placed forcibly
before the world by the unanimous
voice OF the recent Irish National con-
gree hold In Chicago.
ProvlnciAlism has been cast aside,
hnd the natioHal demspd OF Ireland,
which tlumbefod but did not die, II
again In tie ascendant. We are de.
toiminej that II shall 80 remain, and
that no effort NJ ours. no sacrifice on
our pnrt, will be lett untitled OF unpef-
formed until Victory crowns our sacred
cause.
We appeal, therefore to all friends Of
the lndepe ndence Of ireland % aid Us
In this good work OF placing al our
disposal the means required for ils nc.
c0mplishment.
You are asked to subscribe In accord.
snco with your maaue and 10 forward
your subscriptions as soon ns possible
u tho secretary Of the Irish National
Alliance, Hon. T.. V. Fitzgerald III q.
patrick, I5i Tweniy-seo0nd street,
Chicago, Ill.
Goa save America and Irelant.
(Slgnei) william Lyman, president
Irish National Alliance; J. J. Djuo.
van, Masiachuset,f; Martin Kelly,
Tennessee, J. J. Shcthy, Caliiornls,
T. J. London, Obio; J. l'awler, T9xa';
Chris. Gallagher, Minnesota; Capt. n.
Msngan, Wisconsin,; q. n. Kennedy,
Mon,ans; J. II. Greefy, Po1nsylvRuia.
Plans Of organic stion arc being PEE
pared and will De Issued in a few GAyt.
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1ELEGRAPHIC.
CUBAN WAR NEWS.
,xsa,c.Ss IN THE REBEL Arm 7
go. p,Intorcsmsnts TO lie Sent ire"
Spain In The Near
Future.

u,v,sA. oct. 0.-rhc most bloody
,.i,ls Of the presen, war was fought
s...r,ly In tho country between san
ises, add 5an Fernando, In tue
aau',nIa district Of Santiago de Cubs.
,nns,,.,,g.nts were commanded by
ine nisnio Maceo, while the Span
,'s ,,oona were commanded by Gen.
~ n.,gu.. rhe insurgenie, who
Ia,nhstsd 5000 infantry nnd 500
u,,v. inv In walt for Gen. Exebslgue,
49, ~ .'s, in an Appearance NJ the hend
s,iSfo infantry aoo 800 cavalry. Tho
so.nl.n troops also possessed one field
cannon. , ,.....,.
,sl,pcs, which lasted several hours.
Tne charges Of the insurgont cavalry
upon ihe spanish quarter were not as
ssse,iye a. 10 other similar conflicts.
rrespanish cavalry held these attack
10 parlIea at bay and II seemed 10
tssuyn the spanish artillery was
more deadly 10 tue Insurgents than
Finally, Gen. Antonio Aiaceo, see
lnv his men IN u critical HituAtiOn,
named 10 tho front with his stan. Ho
bna scarcoly taken position In front
of the line when ne fell, seriouAly
wounded. His followers At once
piaced him on sreichuf aud tuc-
ceeded In carrying him on the field.
Asfoln as IL was known that Gen.
Macoo mad nean wounded In the con-
nlct, all wa, confusion in tho ranks OF
tho Insurgents, VINO according to
tfiieial adyioes received hore, were
III. to flight, leaving upon the field
twenty killed aud several wounded.
INSUFFICIENT WARFARE.
OMAHA, Neb., DOT. GA special 10
tho Bee IRON Sidney, Neb., says: The
following letter was received here a
low dAys ago by II. 3. OBerfelder. II
Is the mat authentic aud reliable iu-
formation received IRON Cuban soil in
lhls part of the country. Watson
was formerly private In the Twenty
fnl Usl,ei states iniantfy slAtionsI
Al Fort Sidney, and yesy reliable
man.
In Camp, Santiago de Cuba, Sept. 10,
1895.
II. 5. 0beriolder, Sidney, Nob., U. s.
A.. My Dear Sir-I got my commission
al Tampa, Fla, on March ], 1895, for u
capisincy In the Cuban army at 500
Per month, payable In gold (and get
~ TINS Conditions were that 1 was TO
iske charge OF an Independent COM
pany aud 10 have ths piek OF my own
men. l went TO New Orleans, ana ne
luck would have 1t, got five u nitel
sla'es cavalfymen and very smart
German, who graduated at Loipsic.
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CHICAGO, Oct. G.-"1f tho law IL moi
allowed " take It's course CONCERNING
our men Involved In crime, the torch
may be applied IN those oltiss where
outtagee otcuf."
These words were uttered last night
NJ the cioae OF the regular evening
eeryloe by Rev. J. NJ. Townsend,
colofei, pastor OF QIinu chapel,
fwenty.ioufth eisoet and Wabash
avenue. An audience OF Thousand
o0lorod people applauded tho senti-
ment, anu rose 10 thclr feet 10 further
saow their appreciation OF their pas.
loI'd stand.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Chicago labor or.
sociations are again IN n turmoil, ihi :
time over tho reception which Il Wa.
proposed 10 DO given to Eugene V.
Deus ON his release from WOODSTOCK
lAil. Alta meeting OF the labor con.
grsss today, it wan reported that Ar.
Judgements for the reception were
progressing, while at the meeting Of
the trade AMI labor assembly several
delegate, expressed their dipgusi with
the entire matter. and said that they
hhd come TO the conclusion that Deus
was not much Of luartyr after nil.
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A maze "a, Denrer.

DEsvgR, Colo. Oit. 0.-Fire broke
out NJ 5:l5 O'Clock to-day on tho top
floor oi the nve.stofy brick block, 1884
N 1914 Lawrence street, bufn.u Y
hefcsly for -evef.i hours. For some
lluao tue MARKHAM hotel,p. tuD corner
Of Seventeenth G;tsel, rhd the i'm
mense dry goods emporium OF T. nlrls
x Fisher, extending from the burning
building TO Sixteenth -tfVet, ore So
great danger, hut tho iifs terra. tmeut
succeeded In couilning the flames 70
,he structure In which they atarleu.
The iUlsl less ~ So, 900.
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q conferences today aud drov up col.
lectivo note, which will be presented 20
the Porte tomorrow. Af.erward they
went 10 the Porte personally aud made
verbal representations on the sntlutt
Of Armenia. The foreign mcn.oi- sar,
which are acting as guard-shiva, have
heon ordered TO moor In the hnTbor Tor
tho winter, In order to protect foreign.
ors In case Of need.
U. 8. MUNSTER DENoUNcED.
CHICAGO, Oct. G.--At. n largely At.
tended meeting OF the American Ma.
tional union Of Chicsgo held tonight,
tho aciions Of Me-. rertill, United
States minister TO Turkey, Ia connec.
ton with tho Armenian affairs, were
hotly discussed. Finally n set OF rcso.
lutiOns were adopted charging MIN
with tower and over again Ignoring 10
respond to requests for aid made by
loyal missionaries and not b. moiesied
by Turkish ofllclsle;" that he has in
his dispatches to the state department
totally misrepresonted Just cause aud
has been against his pefsecutcd fellow
citizens In Turhey because OF n "dec.
grafton To his daughter"
A demand IL made for his removal
anu the sending OF a minister ~ Con-
atantinoplo who shall 10 eau honor ~
the nation at large and 10 the just cause
OF the missionaries ami oppressed
ChTialians.D
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asn,rnl ulIr... rIr.l orn,r.

wAsIIiSoToS, ID g., oct. 5.-Gen.
Mites arrived IN Washington iron
New YorS this afternoon. lie paid a
formal call on Secretary Lamont, aud
then Issued his nrss tfll eial order ~
follow,'
HEADQUARTERS on gIE Army,
Nsahinstor, T.. g., Oct. .. 1895.
General order No. 64.--By direction
81 the President, tue Undersigned
hereby a. aumus command OF the army
q the United Stalcs.
NELSON MILES,
Major General.
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Swallowed Diamonds.

DESvER, Oct. 6.-Efvin Clarke, the
diamond broker who was nt,cstsd At
Asn Francisco and bssught TO Denver
20 Aasvet chargva OF ombozzliug tuy.
trail thousand dOllsra worth u prvcl0us
st5nsS, has become very III tince hiu
arrival here. The physlolAn Ia attend
nueo believes that Clarke Hwallowod
sOms diamonds.
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LIMA, Peru, Oct. o. via GAlt sstop, o.
--COngrees has approved tho project
Of n railroad running from Lima h
Plsco, trAycrslng rich and cultivated
district. The construction Of this rail.
road otiers grand opening for Ame.i.
can capital.
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DEMAND AmSEsTY.
Foreign Ministers Ia C"nstaniinouIr
arp nj 10 tho Government.

arp Mt 10 tho Government.
CoSsTASriNoPLE,O Oct. Con Satur.
day Sir Phillip Currie, tne British oni-
balsador, had m interview with
kiamol PaahR, the grand viziur, In
which he made q strong Representation
and forolbly urged upon him TO cesso
making arrests Of ArmcniHns. Kiamsl
Pasbs In reply expressed his anxiety 10
improve the situation. II In expected
that he will advise tho sultan TO grant
amnesty TO all Atmenians VINO have
been arrested In connection with the
riots since Monday.
rhv embossAdots Of the powers held
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that hurricane has favaged the 10.
bacco plantations In the province Of
Plnar del Rio,an twenty are reported
Killed and a number " housss de.
stroyod.
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fporsihilily nj the ballot. IL Ia not
thought wise or neoeasary 70 enter inlo
any Argument In this appeal against 20
r'dical and fundamental a revolution
In tho system Of elections.
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SAN FRAScIscD, Oc'. 7.-H. ~.
Stanley, tho 90 pigs,r, ltf. Oakland lsst
night Tor Denver. In LIS Angelica he
registered ut u hotel ~ J FOwlRos, NoU
York, cnd LePt vsfy qu.t..
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war.hip, called For.

NEW YoRK, Oct. "a cable 10 tho
World ir'm Foo Chow, China. ssys:
The consuls have telegraphed to the
animals for wAteblps. Two British
wArships have arrived.
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Coming on In iudian Territory.

ARD ORR, !. r., Oct. 6.--The Cor
hpt'-Fiiz'immons fight Is coming Oh
In the Indian Territory. o. this there
is act any doubt.
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Reader, DID yon Cycr tako SiMMoN3
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loes not grippe, nor weaken, but greatly
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Every package has the Rcd y
tamp on the wrapper. u. Ia.
feilin ~ Co., Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-29

OF the alleged murder. repeated the history
Of the case as told by DR.. Hancker. In re-
ply to the direct question;
"Did you discover any evidence Of vio-
lence on the mans body during the post
mortem examipation?" said:
II discovered no marks indicating any
thing Of the kind. The only other remark
able thing. except the condition OF his
heart. that noticed was the condition of
the mans lungs. They were full Of some
thing like coal dust. and saved a piece OF
one OF them as a curious anatomical speci-
men,
DR.. Hammond's attention was called to
the statement made by West, to the effect
that he tIiammoud) and Clayton had agreed
TO keep the facts pertaining to Pisas death
a secret. Ho denied that he had agreed. or
even suggested any lthing of the kind. Dr..
Clayton was schooimate OF DR.. Ham
monds. and was conya1escent patient at
the hesnitai. be was. asked to assist in the
post-inortem. which he did. DR.. Hammond
asked him not to talk about the post-rnoc-
; tenn among the patients. because OF the bad
effect such stories have upon the minds OF
ignorant or deipented people. What he had
in view was to prevent DR.. Clayton. who
was a patient in the hospital, from talking
OF the details OF the examination of the body
of Pisa among the inmates of the hospital.
DIR. Hammond Is positive that Pisa died
from heart disease and believes the condi-
tlon Of the mans heart will prove It.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-29

Mr.. Leonard @. Stats OF this city was
married ta Miss Laura v. Jefome OF Ches.
ter, Pa, at the brldss cunt Mrs. Lizzie
Whitaker $50 Spruce street on Nov. 25. by
the Rev. A. WallinR.. Tie bridesmaid
was Miss Emma j. Jerome the sister OF
the bride and the groomsDan was Mr..
Joseph Warfield OF this city. The bride
wore white cashimero trimmed In rib.
bon and lace and carried bridal roses and
the bridesmaid wore white organdie
trim med with white satin ribbons and
carried cream roses. After the oere.
mony o Wedding supper was served. The
guests present were; Mr.. and Mre. Taylor
Mrs, Wrightlngton, Nre. Chas. Jerome, OF
Chester. Mre. Sarah Humphreys. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moulder, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Wolf. Mr.. John Humphrey and Thomas
Humphrey OF West Pittston. Pa, MIR. and
Mrs. GIberson, from Atlantic City, Mr..
and Mira. Sallie Watson of Spi lngileld Mira
VIM. Wolf OF Philadelphia. MIR. aud Mrs.
Wm. Whitaker, MIR. and Mrs. Geo, Whit
aier MIR. ana Mrs. Alexander OF Will
mington and the Misses Clara Moulder,
Sh lilo Mouldcr. Mamie. Moulder and Mr..
james Mouider, Niles Caroline WOLF and
Master Johnnie Wolf, John Donaphan and
wife. Mr.. Taylor and wife OF Chester, Mr..
A. Mccormick and wife. Mrs. Gavin OF
Chester. John Pilger, Mrs. jennie Dono-
phan, Mise Jennie McClay and Mics Han.
nah Dickson OF Chester. Miss Laura
Steinson OF Wilmington, MIR. VIM. Whit
Aker. Jr., John bieGranagrie, Frank Nc
Call. ChRs. Walker. Geo. Morris, Burt Nc.
Grady, Geo. W. Sapp. OF West Plttston.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Late IS. Repor.
R>!A!e!!! q! Rs&ass7 RRskaiRs'
ABSOLUTELY pUEE

lstt. Mrs. Laura J. Roller. Salem. N. j.,
Mr.. Bernard La Bowie. Miss Emma La
Bowbe. Delaware City; the Misses Pho ODE
and Julia Edwards. Messrs. Joseph.
William and Ihofn1s Edwards. John
Edwards. George Ed wards. Misses Maggie,
Annie. Susie and Elnira Sherwood, VII.
mlngton: Mrs. Carter. Mrs. u. l.. Jeml.
son. Mise AbbIe Jemison, Mrs. Annie
Cannon, MIR. and Mrs. ID. S. Smith. Miss
Flora Lunt. Misc Lydia Moor. Mr.. Abraham
door.
John Newl0ve and Niles Lucy Van
Arsdnlene were married Wednesday eyen-
ing by Rev. L. Nj. Munson.
Yesterday afternoon In the presence OF
friends, surrounded by banks Of choice
ilowers and pottod plants, Miss m. Nc.
Grory and John MeCaugh han were mar.
ried. by ltev, u. T.. Brady. at the residence
OF the brides posents. reception was
hold In the evening.
The City Council on Thursday evening
will be asked to appoint night watohmen
to look out for burglars and protect
the property Of the citizens.
Two private houses and u business place
were broken into on Wednesday night and
money and other things were stolen.
Where oh. where. were the police.
The Wilmington Wheel Club team came
here yesterday to play the G. A. q. eleven.
In the first half King had his shoulder
dis elonated anu Case was knocked almost
senseless by Harman who stated he w8s
too small to tackle so lie butted the run
ner in the cheek.
The score was 8 TO O. Between the two
halves the wheelmen declared they would
win under any circumstances. Ae soon
as the kick OF wac made and tho first
tuckle took place Cooper struck Tmms a
fist bl low In the face. He struck snag
that time. for quick as lightning Timm :
arm eh0t out and Cooper kissed the earth.
In tne next down Sasse deliberately struck
Tim ms three times while on the ground.
Mayor Boyd called an othcer to remove
him but Montgomery sent his left list to
Sasse's car cnd the would be puRillst fell
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IN a heap.
The bicyclists saw they could not play
foot bnil with tho O. a. @. and discovered
that ro wdylsIn would not be tolerared so
thoy played the baby act and left the grid.
Iron. ..st= N
Manager Hofmann give them half Of
OF tho gate receipts and expressed his dis
appointments ne he felt he was going to
play gentlemen but found out Otherwise.
Room for Xmas goods must be mado
where che o. 10. rs cents goods arc at
Stoops' Today and tomorrow get the
bargains.
The funeral OF George wtmot took
place yesterday morning. High mass
was celebrated In st. Peters Church by
Rev. Z, l.. Brady. Interment was made
In St. Peters Cemetery.
Lord DE La Ware" paid a visit to hls
old acquaintances here yesterday He
was dressed In different style from his
first visit.
When Geo. robIn on Wednesday even.
Ing went home from church his brother
callod 10 him to bring a match upstairs to
light the lamp. When he did so and as
the lamp was, lighted he was surprised to
see number Of HIS young friends sitting
on the chnirs. They had called to extend
congratulations on his arrival at sweet
sixteen. 1t WAS the anniversary OF his
birth and as token of esteem they pre-
eented him with handsome silk umbrella
Misses Grace Saunders. Laura Meredith b
Bessie wlleop. Jodie Adams. Maggie
Carrlck. Laura Gillis. Lizzie Dennison.
Anna Stewart, and Messrs. Harvey Stow-
art. Loo: Tobin. Harry Meredith. Walter
Bacon. Wray Bacon. Willla Hamilton OF
New Castle ami Leslis Carnagy OF Summit
Bridge.
Twelve couples of young people spent q
delightful time on Wednesday evening" at
the residence OF Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Ba-
con.
Several letters have been received for
| Kris Klngle. but owing to the feet thas
the writing cannot be read old krlss Will
never SEQ them. Write again folks.
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EXPLANATORY.

The watch will be on exhibitIonin tho
south window of Sulds Shoe House, ge6
Market street.
Each contestant to have the privilege of
having representative present at tho
count every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday evening until close OF contest.
Each and every ballot to he PLACED In
street.
The box Will be under lock and key AMI
the key will bs pincod In the hands OF MIR.
Andrew Selak, OF Seiak aud Young, 6i7
Market street.
Direct aii coupons, Gold WGtch Con.
test. care OF Fuld's Shoe House. a2b Mar.
ket street.
The name and club should he written
plainly on each coupon and should DO
Kept neatly as possible.