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Evening journal., 1895-01-04
rresIdontlnI AnnnInlmcnts.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-Tho president
sent the following nominations to the
senate;
Herbert Wolcott Bowen Of New York
to be consul general OF the United States
at Barcelona, Spain.
Andrew j. Patterson Of Tennessee to
be consul of the United States at Demcra-
IA, British Guiana.
John W Beekman to be attorney Of the
United States for the district of New Jor-
sey.
William S. Collins Of Massachusetts to
be surveyor OF customs for the port OF
Springfield, Mass
To BE Commissioners Of Tmmigra-
tion-Joseph ii. Senner at the port Of
New York. John J. Rodgers at Philadel
phla, Walter T.. Stradley Of California 1T
the port of San Francisco, William Riber
Of Maryland at Baltimore, Thomas T..
Delhanty at Boston.
Colonel G. Normal Lieher, assistant ad
vocate general, to be judge advocate gon-
eral with the rank Of brigadier general
Lieutenant Commander Franklin Hanford
TO be commander; Passed Assistant En-
gineer Robert W. Gait TO be chief engineer:
Assistant Engineer H. G. Leopold to be
passed assistant engineer
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
EpIToRIAL COMMENT.

Tom Reeds Western. followers are re-
duced to SO small q squad that lt looks
rs II they will have TO climb into Ben
jamtn Harrison's ice wagon II they are
20 ride anywhere at all In '90. st. Louis
Post Dispatch
II Mr. Cleveland were allowed 70
choose between the torments of having
Congress on bis hands or gout In his
feet he would probably take boIls. -
New York Tribune.
China no longer attempts to circulate
reports about victories over the
Japanese. She now contents herself
with statements that the invaders are
making little headway. Baltimore
Herald.
The discovery Of the hypnotic theory
OF defense came too late TO benefit some
Of the senators who had the explanations
TO make. w Washington Star.
When the people of the United States
get clear Of "tinkering statesmen aud
the people Of the cities learn how to get
clear of garbage" the country viii take
fresh courage Chicago er-0eean.
Ward McAlllster wants the Lexow
commission to investigate Wall street,
and his air Of mystery IL such that Ia is
suspected somebody on that historic
throughfare has been wearing tall hat
with business suit Detroit Tri 9une
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
TO ARREST sTAMBuLoFF.
Ex-Prime Minister of Bulgaria is Charge,
with Murder.

SOFIA Jan "A local judge has or.
derod tho arrest Of ex-Premier Stambuloff
as O result Of the charges made by The
Progress, organ Of the Unionist minister's
claiming that he is the real murderer Of
NJ. Beltcheff the minister Of finance, who
was assassinated in 1891 in the streets of
Sofia
The order for the arrest of M. Stambulofr
Is believed to be illegal lis issue has
caused a sensation in political circles The
murder Of NJ Beltchef wns committed in
the presence of NJ. Stambuloff, and it was
thought in many quarters that the victim
had been mistaken by the assassins for NJ.
Stambuloff Many arrests were made Of
suspected persons.
Some witnesses who wero NJ Stambu-
loff personal enemies declared that he
forbade eyewitnesses Of the murder to
testify at the trial Of the accused and also
gave evidence TO show that he was an ac-
cessory before the fact. Several witnesses
vanished before the trial, and their disap-
pearance was attributed TO NJ. Stambuloff
Other grave charges are made against the
exprime minister.
Up to this morning tho order Of arrest
had not been executed, and NJ Stambuloff
was still free.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
GRAHAM TO RESIGN.
Another Navai oaicer rains in the Merchant
service.

Another Naval officer Faiis in the Merchant
service
NEW YoBK, Jan. A. Commander J. d.
Graham of the United States navy who
has been master of the Columbian line
steamship Finance. plying between this
port and Colon has brought the vessel
into port for the last time. On his arrival
here his resignation was asked for by Gen
erai Newton. agent for the line
Commander Graham, It will be remeip-
bered, was court martialed aud suspended
from the navy for six years on half pay
for disrespectfnl remarks made about Ad-
miral Porter when commanded to wear q
badge OF mourning for the latter's death.
According TO published story, Graham
was TO be discharged for incompetoncy
accentuated BY remarks made at a dinner
on board his vessel while lying at Colon
The commander was alleged to have said
in the presence Of two gentlemen connect
ed with the line who attended the dinner
" am no common merchant ship captain
am an officer of the United States navy.
Commander Graham was seen after his
interview with the agents He admitted
his connection with tho Columbian lin,
was about to terminate
have not been discharged, however, .
no said, but my resignation has boer
asked for solely because r. w. Burt, rep
resentative Of the Brazilian Mail line
Withdrew his approval Of my captaincy. "
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
In nonse nnd sennte.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 4.--Congress reas-
sembled quietly and went to work with
very little vim. The proceedings in the
house lacked marked Incidents of any
kind. The debate on the currency bin
continued all day, but was generally spirit
less, and the attendance, which was larg-
est nc the beginning, dwindled TO almost
nothing The speakers wero Messrs Black
(Ga.), McCroary and Beckner (Ky) in favor
Of the bin, and Messrs Haugen (Wis.) and
Adams (Pa) In opposition TO it No 9TH
or business was transacted
The resolution heretofore introduced by
Mr.. Allen pop, Ncb. relating TO the oc.
oupation OF rooms IN the basement OF the
senate wing Of the capitol for restaurant
purposes gave rise to an interesting debate
during the morning hour of the session OF
the senate. Mr.. Allen severely criticised
the practice Of furnishing the proprietor
Of the restaurant free of cost his furniture.
ice, etc, and asserted it was violation Of
the statutes and constituted larceny Of the
public funds. Messrs Hale (Rep, Me
and Manderson (Rep., Neb.) replied TO the
observations OF Mr.. Allen and defended
the existing practice. Noaction was taken
ON the resolution.
The remainder Of the day was taken M
by Mr. Morgan (Dem., Ala in q speech
on the Nioarnguan canal bill, in which he
replied In detail 70 tho arguments advanc-
ed by Mr.. rurpie (Dom., lnd) in opposi-
tion to the bill.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
BUNCH OF WHISPERS Los1
Editor Moore Assaulted by Colonel Breclx-
inridge's law Partner.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. 4-John r.
Shelby, law partner Of Colonel Breckin-
ridge, assaulted Editor Charles c. Moore
Of Tho Bluegrass Blade with a cane, break
ing it over his head. Ho then tore out a
bunch Of Moore's whiskers. George S.
Shanklin, another lawyer ana D4~ckin-
ridge supporter, accompanied Shelby and
looked on with apparent pleasure while
Shelby assaulted the editor.
Moore published in his paper yesterday
afternoon an open letter to Madeline Pol
lard requesting her to go on the lecture
platform with him, now that Colonel
Breckinridge is lecturing He said she
had more sense than Breckinridge and all
his lawyers, mentioning Shelby among
the rest and that she did not lie, as all
OF them had done
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

There seems to be no doubt that
the once famous labor organization
known as the Knights Of Labor is fast
breaking up The Federation is realizing
an advantage from this as three national
organizations are said 10 be about ready
to secede and join them. They are the
mine workers, brass workers and glass
workers, and constitute more than half
Of what now remains Of the knights. The
American Railway Association is also
reported to be going the same way
Organized labor has been especially un
fortunate in the selection Of such mer
for lesders as Dsbs and Sovereign.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
THE HATCHET BURIED.
Senator Hill Attends a State Din.
ner at the White House.
CORDIALLY RECEIVED BY HIS HOST

reconciliation Between President Cleveland
and the New york Senator Appears to d,
compIete-NTuch AstonIshnent In wash
ington.
WAsHINGToN. Jan. 4--The president
and Senator David B. Hill shook hand.
IN the White House. Then the president
and tho senator sat down TO dinner, ano
afterward they went to the smoking room,
where the president enjoyed his cigar
while he and the senator who have hoen
osiranged SO long chattcd as they used t.
chat whom they were first elected governor
and lieutenant governor of the state oi
New York. That was years ago--some 10
years ago
All Washington IN buzzing this morn.
Ing. Everybody Is asking what it means.
And nobody knows or can guess.
When tho list Of names Of guests at the
presidents dinner to the cabinet was
given ont last evening, the appearance
among them of that Of Senator Hill OF
New York was received with some moro.
dulity There had been no intimation that
the New York senator was TO be present.
and when it became known about town
that Mr. Hill was q guest of the president
the fact was at once the subject of the
greatest speculation.
There had been rumors that an under
standing had been reached betwoon the
president and Mr. Hill but the presence
Of the latter nt the White House was tho
first tangible evidence that the rumors
were probably authentic
But onco during this administration
has Mr. Hill before been within the por.
tails Of the executive mansion. That time
was just after the arrival Of Senator Muir
ply and the two New York senators ap.
pearod at tho White House together, but
tho best information is that they did not
see the president at that time
Tho president and Mr. Hin met in the
general asscmblage before the dinner be.
gan and their meeting was to every ap.
pearnnce one Of extreme oordiality. They
remained together for some minutes in a
CLOSE conversation. Mr.. Hill escorted Mrs.
Hearst to the dining hall
Senator Hin declined to discuss his
presence at the White House, saying that
it was purely a social visit and had no po-
litical significance, and consequently hC
did not feel at liberty TO talk ON the sub
iect Nevertheless his attendance win be
a mark for political gossip for some days
to come. II is understood that Mr. Hill
was invited TO the last cabinet dinner, but
declined
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Public Property and Public servants

Public Property and PubIic Servants.
Herbert H Wards action in the snpe
rior Court YESTERDAY is worthy OF com
mendation and emulstion he Is nos
sfraid to try his eases in open court
He is not affected by that conservatism
which tends TO mske some sittings Of
the Delaware courts star chamber In
character
Oar courts are public property. The
expense Of running them is paid BY the
public The public is entitled TO kaou
what they srs doing.
Oar judges are public servants Thei
salaries are paid out of the packets o.
the people aud those who pay them ar,
entitled TO know what service they ar,
rendering for their money.
The courts Of large states like Esu
York and Pennsy lvania have loug sine'
lseognlzad this and have made theil
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Tue Conquest OF Diphtherla.
rom the New York Herald.

From the New York Herald.
"Diphtheria as a dangerous disease
exists no longer These are the words
Of Professor Behring, the discoverer OF
the wonderful new remedy for diph.
iberia, given in an interview accorded
to the correspondent Of the Herald yes
terday ia Paris Professor Behrinr says
IN the Commercial Gable dispatch, which
We give elsewhere this morning, that in
hundred Thousand serious cases OF the
disease treated aud recorded che mortal
ity, which formerly averaged about 81
per cent sank at once to 30 per cent
sud he is confident that the mortality vii
soon bs reduced to per cent Ia Other
words, tbis cruel, pitilsss disease il
practically conquered
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
rn.imnsinrs No,ninnted.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE president
has sent 90 the senate the following nom.
nations of postmastors
New Jorsey-.Iosiah Butler, Frcnchtown
William j. Harrison, Lakewood William
White Manasquan.
Now York Charles J. Swain, Nunda
James Walling Victory.
pennsylvania-W W. II. Voss, East Strouds
burg; NJ f. Eakin, Flnlenton; George A.
Margin Hazleton Alfred II. Hin, Hughes
Vile; Harry /. Moser, Sohuylkill Haven
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Mother of Six Chlldren a Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8-Tho American
line steamer Kensington, which reached
this port from Liverpool, reported that on
New Years afternoon Mrs. Catherine
Rounitz, stcerage passenger leaped over
board and was drowned. She was "a Pol
Ssh woman, aged 20 years. With six chill
dren, the Oldest of whom is - years and
the youngest months she boarded the
ship at Liverpool to go to Cleveland,
whore her husband was aMaiting her.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Houses for rent, l08 West Eighth street.
RI.ab GIYen AMav.

We have few copies left Of one
of the most beautiful works Of art
now on the market It lsa portfolio,
bound In cloth and gold, containing sec
reproductions Of paintings By the world 8
most fsmous artlsts Accompanying
each picture ia a short criticism Of t.
As an encyclopedias Of art the work is a
gem and as an instructor for both young
and old It Is valuable. The work "a
peculiarly appropriate for holiday gift
that possesses beauty and merit snd at
the .seme time is inexpensive. We ran
across these art books In Nsw York aud
took the lot for our readers They were
made to sell for So and We got them for
s IS, SO that somebody is giving 81 25
agaT No more after these few
copies are eoae. Leave your order fo1
one a. the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

The General Assembly wants to get
through with its work ana adjourn
There is emily one way to do It, That is
to Immediately fix date for the close OF
the reception Of new business and make
that date insl and conclusive The order
should provide that all bills must be In
by the tlne specified. There is no earthly
use Of making an order which allows the
introduction OF bills up to the last day OF
the session on fictitious notices given
before the time set In the order.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Rellef Train sent 40 Nebrasl,a.

PLYMOUTH, Ind, Jan. A. The citizens
Of this city shipped carload of merchan-
disc 70 the Nebraska sufferers. The car
contained several hundred suits Of Clothes
three tons Of flour and oatmeal, many
bushels Of vegetables and large amount
Of old clothing and Provisions.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

slttings as public as possible. Il Is to
be hoped that the new constitution will
do away With this idea that the courts
are to be run for the sole benedt OF
lawyers and that the public Is not en-.
titled to know TO what uses they are
putting them
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

PocoMoKE CITY. Md. Jan 4 james
B Mills was found dead at his home. in
Pocoroke City, yesterday morning
de hsd been IN the habit OF sleeping
until and 9o'clock every morning. and
nothing wae thought OF his non appear.
enee till about Il o'clock, at which time
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Charred With Ivncbine scott

O'NE1IL. Neb., Jan. 4.-Milt Roy and
Jim Pinkerton were arrested charged with
being members of the mob which IS sup
posed to havo lynched Barrett Scott The
leader is under surveillance. The prison
ers deny their guilt. Scott's fate is still
q myslerN.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
No suncrine In tho Cherokee strip.

PERRY, @. r., Jan. T. r Tho reports sent
out from Boston stating that there is
great suffering in tho Cherokee strip are
entirely false Not a single case OF desti.
tuition has been reported here this winter,
it is declared.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

biz sister went to his room. where he
was found dead. He was 81 years OF
age and leaves two children. Dr.. L. T.
Carter pronounced the death case Of
heart failure Mr.. Mills has been
seemingly In good health for some time
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

NEW YORK, Jan. AIT a meeting Of
the new board of directors Of the Manhat-
tan Chess club most of the propositions of
The British Chess club respecting the pro.
possd cable chess match were accepted
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
sena1or Frye WIN Re Re-eiected.

AUGUSTA Me Jan. "A Joint caucus
" the legislature to nominate United
States senator was held. aud Senator viii
liam r Frye was unanimously indorsed
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Police After an Ex-City Treasurer.

VALPARAISO, Ind. Jan. "A warrant
was sworn out for the arrest of ex- City
Treasurer George Schwarkopf on the
charge Of embezzling city funds to the
amount Of Si3. $50 while serving two years
as city treasurer SO far he has eluded
the officers and it is believed he has left
town
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
GEORGIA l. san Democratic.

ATLANTA, Jan. 3.--The interest in the
county elections throughout Georgia was
slight and the returns are coming in
slowly. The result in the state shows
heavy Democratic gains in all counties.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Policeman shot bv "A lsurplar.

CHICAGO, Jan. f-Patrolman Edward
Duddles Of the Larahee street station was
shot and instantly killed by a burglar
whom he was attempting 20 place under
arrest The murderer escaped
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Jackets,
Cloth Capes
AND
Fur Capes

at marked down prices TO close
out right away. Ma y of these
garments are new goods just
received from the manufactur-
ers at reduced prices.
Fifty All Wool Novelty Dress
Pat erns at 81. 9S each; about
half price.
EleVrn pieces, about $50
yards, Fine Black All Wool
Henrietta, as inches wide,
worth rs cents yard, for so
ceuts yard. A splen id bar
gain. This is the b st value in
9ack Dress Goods ever offered,
We think Other splendid bar
gains in Black and Colored
Dress Fabrics. Don't fail to
look at the Black Silks marked
down from S1,75 and 81. so to
81 a yard as well as the Fancy
Silks, from 81 25 and 81 down
to 40 cents a yard.
Our Holiery bargains are
great. Buyers OF Merino IN
cerwear should see what we are
offering in this line before pur-
chasing Largest stock and
loves price is cur claim IN
these goods Muslin Underwear
just marked down in price. 81
and S1.25 Chemises down to rs
cents; 75-cent Chemises down
to so cents.
Special sale Of Hamburg En-
broideries in remnants at very
low prices.
Great bargains in Canton
Flannels.
Best Lancaster ainghams
made, cents a yard new
goods just received. Beautiful
Prints, new goo5s just opened,
at sf cents a yard. Good dark
Prints at 3 cents 3 yard.
A store full of excellent bar
gains waiting for you.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

ALBANY, Jan THE Ere board has
adopted q resolution ordering strict in
vestigation into the origin and cause on tho
Deieyan fire aud the consequent loss of
l4fa
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Iomestead troubles Not Ended.

PlTTsBuRu. Jan. a.--The trouble ut
Homestead is not onded, notwithstanding
the temporary compromise in the ifa inch
mill
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
vice consul General Dead.

BELGRADE. Jan. f-1fr Alfred Mac.
Clure the United States vice consul gen
eral here died after a long illness.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

Fall purses are gained By the iudicious
use Of printers ink
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Governor Cieaves Inauaurated.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. A. - Henry r.
Cleaves was inauguratod governor Of the
state OF Maine for the second timo.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
ooMTEMPoRARY opINloN.
The Irish Famine,


From the New York Sun.
Again we have news Of something like
famine among the peasantry of the west
Of Ireland by reason Of the failure Of the
years potato crop there The accounts
Of the state OF things brought to us by
the Irish papers are OF the same nature
though not nearly so narrowing, as those
which were printed in tine dreadful year
Of lS47, and as others printed too often
since then There cannot possibly be
such scenes at this time aa there were in
lSf7, wher the potato rot spread over the
country and thousands perished OF
hunger, for sympathetic world would
surely prevent their reappearancs; but
even already, the scenes ara too grlevous
to bs endured The chief secretary for
ireland has officially notified the Cabinet
that the distress is urgent, and that
means ought to be taken to alleviate the
suiIerings before the assembling of
Parliament. According TO the Dublin
papers, the calamity is widespread, people
are starving. and any relief under the
Poor law is wholly inadequate for the
emergency.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
BALLOT Reform by voting Machines.

FROM the new ork tribune.
The Myers voting machine IS not an
untried device, It has been used In a
considerable number OF local elections,
especially in the western part Of the
state, aud we have yet to hear of a case
In which 1t did not give satisfaction II
has commended itself without qualifica
ton to every one who has examined its
workings with an open mind. The
machine was seen at the Worlds Fair,
aud was there inspected by many
thousands. Recently It has been on
exhibition IN this city, and It's msthod OF
working has been explained TO all
persons wishing to see L. AS means of
rapid and easy voting with absolute
secrecy no fault whatever can be found
with it Besides, It has the supreme
virtue Of counting the ballots automatic
ally and beyond the possibility Of error,
so that as soon as the machine Is opened
at the end Of the voting hours the result
Is instantly known, and tampering with
the returns Is out of the question By
provision OF the revissd constitution it
is within the power Of the Legislature to
authorize the use OF voting machines at
all elections IN this state. The question
Is thus brought before the people in a
practical form whether, IN the place OF
amending the present imperfect ballot
law BY providing for a blanket ballot,
etc, they shall introduce a sweeping re-
form BY authorizing through the Lsgis-
lature the general use Of voting
machines
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

The Chinese launderies are making
wash-days thing Of he pastin our cities.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

Trilby is to 60 upon the stage as a
matter Of course.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

Editor Moore of the London Post Dead.
LONDON. Jap. i.-Mr Moore editor O.
Iac Mornlpg fosl, IS 1l..d.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

When you look at the Blan-
kets ask to zee the great bar
gains we are offering in Elder
Down Quilts, Comforters and
White Crochet Spreads. The
special low prices on these
White Crochet Spreads are rs
and % cents each, vo derfully
chap.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

Nearly every physician IN WILMINGTON
wears aud recommends Jaeger xo0ians.
oaly At Daughters.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
A French Arti.t neaa.
Found Dead Al lsgs

PAEIs, Jan i.-Alexandre Bida, tn
French artist. Is dead
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

NOTICE., CHARLES A. OLINCH, THE
~ ow er and occupant of the house situated
at Nu.3l5 East seventh street,in the Sixth ward
in he ty Of Wilmington, county of New
astla aud tate OF Delaware. in compli ance
with the requirements Of the acts OF the Gem
eral Assembly in such c9se made and pro-
Vided, do hereby give noti G that ! shall apply
in writing to the Court of General Sessions 4
Delaware. in and for New Castle county on
Monday the 4th day Of February 1896 being
the next term of said court, for licen.e for
said house, as an inn or tavern, for the sale
herein Of into ,icating liquors in less Quanti-
ties than one quart. to be drunk on the prem
ises, and the following respectable citizens Of
said ward, at least twelve Of whom are sub