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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
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state Championships.

Salem wl!iSped the life out of Camden
yesterday. II
Brandywine club Of West Chester, Ia
trying hard to secure Shoehhut aTaiu.
Mediation viii salute the Phillies to-
day.
Tho q a. C.'s new catcher is Duff, OF
Newport.
Some now blood Will appear on Satur-
day with The Rockford.
Send in your base ball nows.
We'll, Just imagine that Walter Fisher is
to play second base. He WAS kept OH the
bench for weeks aud the people stajd
away from tho games. Now, he has got
the grip and can play ball In any POSI-.
tion.
We extend our best Wishes to Charles
Bamberger. The secretary of the Rockford
club. Ha was married last evening
Lot every one play ball on Saturday at
New Castle aud may tbs hest club win.
Atlantic City is playing great bail this
season.
club by the name OF the "Namelessn
haB been organized in New Castle and Is
prepared to cave challenges from good
clubs IN the state.
Duffy will be missed on next Saturday.
Now let us see what Baker Will do.
Kenny and Murphy will have to keep
their eyes open on Saturday.
The Burrs Run club defeated the York.
Iyn club by the score of n to i5. The
feature of the game was the pitching OF
Donahue, OF the Burrs Run, who struck
out five men. 1ouhey. of the Yorklyn
club, was knocked out OF the box In the
third inning. His support In the neld was
very poor The Burrs Bun club are ready
to meet the Falrville Jrs.
Beggs will not play ON Saturday.
Brandy ywlne WAS snowod VI der by Tloga
yesterday.
wyoming defeated the Chester A. A. by
the sooro OF IL to yesterday.
Smyrna defeated FELTON, yesterday by
the score OF 10 to 8.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
A Supposed Cuban Fillbusterer.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. s.--The Brit
ish steamer Jason came into this port
Tuesday morning and began loading with
orange box material for Jamaica yester-
day. The United States cutter Boutwell,
steamed up the river and dropped anchor
within short distance of the Jason. A
careful watch was k pit all day on the
Jason, several Cubans being particularly
Interested. Her load was completed last
evening, and she took on nine passengers.
Tho announcement was made that she
would leave this morning AT IL o'clock
last evening she quietly slipped away
from hor dock, and was followed ten min
utos later by the Boutwell,. She is thought
to be concerned in a Cuban expedition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
THE BOOM IN THE SOUTH.
6ecrstary Smith Speaks Enthusiastica1iy OF
IndustrisI PrOgress in That Section.

Industrial Progress in That Section.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.--Hon. Hoke Smith,
secretary OF the interior, In special In
terview with the Manufacturers Record
in regard TO the business outlook Of the
south. based on investigation during his
recent trip, says; Il have never seen the
south look so prosperous, especially
Georgia. Hard times are rapidly becom-
ing extinct and believe that the south
ern states are moving on to the most pros.
porous epoch in their history. The raising
Of all needed food supplies leaves cotton
surplus crop and proves the diversified
agricultural possibilities Of that section"
Secretary Smith is enthusiastic over the
signs Of prosperity among the fruit grow
ers Of Georgia. "More peaches, be said,
shave been raised and marketed than ever
before in the history of the state. They
are large and juicy, The magnitude OF
this industry can be appreciated from the
fact that during the season one railroad
has been hauling from sixty to ninety car
loads Of peaches in refrigerator cars daily
from Georghn to eastern points"
Secretary Smith says that he noted many
evidences of industrial progress, and be-
lieves that the industrial boom in the
SOUTH whica Was temporarily set back by
the late panic, is on again. Cotton manu-
featuring was never more successful in
the south than 1t Is today and all through
the cotton belt new mills are being erected
and old mills are being enlarged. In the
iron district of Alabama number of fur
naces have recently gone into blast, and
the workinen in that section are now fully
employed, and many of tbam at increased
wages. All over the south tho demand for
labor is constantly increasing, and at good
prices.
81 look forward" said Secretary Smith,
'to tho south's future more firmly than
ever before. The place for q young man,
an old man, rich man or q poor man
willing to work and anxious to improve
his fortune, Is in the south"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Three Men hurled by a LnndslIae.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Aug. s.-Frederick
and Charles Shaughnessy. Michael Mo
Carthy and E. Mclaughlin were working
In q mine breach stripping coal at Centra-
Lin for the mining firm of L. A. Riley 81
Co., tho weight of the top soil caused a
landslide and the men were buried un-
der five feet Of loose earth. They were ex-
tricated after some difficulty by other
workmen, who iinperilled their own lives
by reason of the possibility of another and
greater landslide. All were painfully ins
iured, and it is feared Mclaughlin will
dia
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Governor Budd, of California. Ia lying
critically i'll at his home In Stockton.
Mississippi's Democratic convention
nominated ]. II. McLaurin for governor.
After heroically saving the life of
child Miss Carrie Hart was killed by
runaway horse at Henderson, KY.
AT Richmond, Va, Peter Marchetti,
confectioner, had his head blown off by nm
over charged gas generator, used in the
soda water fountain.
The Mexican government has granted
permission for corn, -four and beans of
native production to be carried in foreign
vessels between any of the Mexican gulf
ports.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Charged with "A HEAVY Emb.xz,.msnt.

HoBoKEN, N j., Aug. s.-Julius Berg
hoff was arrested here yesterday at the in
stance of Charles +. Mattlage s. Son, pro.
vision dealers of New York. He was
caught just as he was about to board a
steamer for Hamburg. The order upon
which he was arrested was issued by Su-
prone Court Justice Lippincott, and the
amount involved is said TO be in the vicin-
ity of $4,000. Mattlagc g. Son employed
Berghof to buy and ship to them salmon
from the state of Washington. He was
given unlimited credit at the firms bank
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
p,ls.s snp.TEsT ErFoRT.
The Magnificent spestnete chipese-Japau
exc wnr 10 be tsIyeB nj Lincoln Park.

The Magnificent spectacle Chinese Jnp pan
exc Wnr 10 be tiisep nt Lincoln Park.
The management of Lincoln Park has
taken stride In advance of all others In
the matter of presenting to their patrons
an amusement such as has never been at.
tempted at resort near Philadelphia be.
fore. This lie Pains gorgeous pyro spec.
tacle of the recent war between china and
Japan. that has been produced to tho de.
light OF thousands at Manhattan Beach
since the latter part OF June. 1t 10 MIR.
PAINS latest and best production in the
spectacular line. and has me: with i'm
mense success at Manhattan Beach. In
fact. the New York papers agree that 1t is
the finest piece OF work OF the kind ever
turned out by Mr.. Pain.
On Monday, Thursday and Saturday
nights the beautiful fairyland illumina.
tion will take place as Qs1al, II is ptoba.
BILE TINT in day or ewolt will be arranged
to give this Hum nation eyety night. as
the patrons OF the park, many of whom
are unable to get there on the nights 1t Il
given have made request that 1t take
place nightly, Steamers enable you to 40
to the park hourly from Race aud Chris
tiaua streets, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Another Chinese Outrspa.

HONG KONG, Aug s.-The British and
American missions at Fat Shang, near
Canton, were attacked yesterday after
noon by large and infuriated mob. The
hospitals were demolished. Some of the
missionaries fed to Shameen, while others
remained A Chinese gunboat has been
dispatched to quell the riot 1t is reported
that all the missions at Kwang Tung will
soon be destroyed, and the missionaries
driven to the treaty ports. The Vegeta-
rians are 1900 strong, we'll armed and
organized, and we'll able to Withstand the
Chinese troops.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
An obedient Boy Murderer.

HOUSTON, Fla, Aug s.-A1bert Tillis
aged l2, killed Annie Avant, aged years,
returning from school. The boy knocked
the girl in tho head, dragged her body into
the woods, and partly covered it with
leaves Mr. Tillis and Mrs, Ayant, who Ia
a widow, had quarrelled, and Tillis ordered
his son not to allow the little girl to walk
with him from school any more, even II he
had to kill her.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Serious Illness of Jus,ice strong.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Sword reaches
this city of the precarious illness of Jus
tice Strong, of the United States supreme
court (retired), at Lake Minewski, N Y,
where his family is staying. The Justices
illness is due to the results of fall down
q flight of steps, which occurred some
time in June. His advanced age renders
his condition critical. He rallied from the
effects of the accident sufficiently to be
taken to New York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Desperate Women sauntters.

MARINETTR, Wis, Aug. s.-A riot broke
out in Shantytown, the land of which Is
claimed by the Menominee River Lum-
ber company, on which are more that 200
squatters The lumber company erected
a fence, and thirty or forty women tore 1t
down. When another gang attempted to
rebuild the fence the women chased them
away with clubs and hot water. John
Lunberg, the foreman, was seriously hurt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
The Cuban Insurgents, Powerful Army.

LONDON, Aug. ga dispatch to The
Times from Havana gives the details OF
the fight near Bayamo on July 19, in
which General Santocildos was killed
Tho correspondent says: ''Tho Cubans
counted 87s dead and wounded Spaniards
on the field. The Cuban loss was IA killed
and 7S wounded. The Cubans captured
425 rifles, 10 cases of ammunition, $40, coo
in cash and the baggage and pack AMI
mails of the Spanlards. Over 10000 in.
surgents are under arms now in the
province of Santiago do Cuba alone"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Hunting Down the chinese A,sa,s,n..

SHANGHAI, Aug. 81. Courtney Hix.
son. United States consul at Flu Chau, in
the course of consular inquiry on the
spot, obtained the names of fifty natives
implicated in tho Flu Cheng massacre, In
Guiding tho leaders and some of the actual
murderers. He also obtained abundant
proof that the Chinese officials knew that
mischief was brewing for several days
prior to the massacre. Not single Chinese
official attended the funerals of the vic
Tins. Reports arrive daily from almost
every province of horrible official persecu-
tion OF native Christians, and OF the mo-
lestation and insults to which foreigners
In the interior are subjected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
A Notea Song wrlter nsna.

CHICAGO Aug S.-George f. Root, the
noted composer, died at Bailey's Island,
Maine, on Tuesday. aged IS. DIR. George
Frederick Root is probably the most hon
ored and popular writer of patriotic and
sentimental songs that America has pro-
duoed, and millions have sung his Rally
Round the Flag, Boys" Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp, the Boys are Marchiug," 'rhere's
Music in the Air" "The Vucant Chair"
"Rosalie, the Praire Flower" and other
familiar pieces,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Avenged HIS Mother's Honor.

MACON, No., Aug. s.-A warrant was
sworn out at Woodville, this county,
charging Mr.. Lemon, aged 40, with at
tempting to assault awidow named Whit
aker. A posse of twenty started after
Lemon, and when they found him Mrs
Whitaker's 16-year-old son Immediately
shot him twice, one bullet striking him in
the faco and the other in the breast, dam
gerously injuring him. Young Whitaker
has not been arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
one .Iare Isxcnrelon ,o RnY Ridun.

The last opportu nifty to SEQ Bay Ridge
this saason will be SUNDAY. August 18th.
The last chance to sail on the broad Ches.
apeake will be Sunday. August 18th, don't
let the opportunity PASS to spend n day
ut this peerless Bay Side Resort, catch a
glimpse OF Annapolis. SEQ the shipping
and hal bor OF Baltimore the Meironolts
OF the south. and enjoy famous Mary.
land Soft Crab dinner.
Special program of sacred musie by
military band. Everything Is bright,
harmless and rest inviting at Bay Ridge.
We rive below a list OF stations sho wing
time of BDeclal traiDa nh ra fna.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Beaten and Robbed by rramps.

RAILWAY, N. j., Aug. s-Tramps set
upon George Scott at Colonia, n small
station on the Pennsylvania railroad near
here, with the purpose of robbery. They
beat him into insensibility and then
dragged him to vacant barn near the
Colonia station, where no was found
stripped Of all his valuabies and suffering
intensely. Scott's injuries are so serious
that it was said at the hospital that he
would probably die.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Two AUGUST Weddings

William 8. Van Dyke and Miss Mary j.
Mccullough were quietly married at the
home OF the bride. No. sS2 Monroe street,
Yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Thomas u. Terry,
pastor OF st. Paul's NJ L. Church.
DR.. James Walker of this city and Miss
LlzzIeE. roW Wther of Frankford were mar
ried at noon yesterday at the home of the
brides parents. Only the immediate rela.
tives OF the two tamilies were present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
The shipmrnt Of Peaches.
As secn abrond.

LONDON, Aug 6-The World to-day had
descriptive interview with Thomas n
Bayard, tine United States ambassador,
NV Bayard. In his talk. referred to the
regatta at Henley, at which he said ne
believed be had seen the jolliest sight In
the whole world.
The keynote o: London society, Mr.
Bayard said is humanity. There is no
starchiness, and tho people OF all classes
have many pleasures In common, among
which Nh. BnyRrd instanced cricket and
boating. IN conclusion Mr.. Bayard
declared that there was no real conIro.
versy between the United States and Eng
land.
The World says that few better.
equipped diplomats than Mr., Bayard ha va
ever been sent to England.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
phIladalnhIa railnr. sati.aea.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-The executive
board of Union No. 10, United Garment
Workers Of America, last night declared
that the report from Chicago that MON.
befs of the organization in New York and
Philadelphia were aboutsto strike has no
foundation In fact, SO far as this city Is
concerned, the garment workers here
being well satisfied with their condition,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Many Cattle Killed by Anthrax.

TRENTON, Aug S-P. L. Vandegrift.
special milk inspector, who has been at
work in south Jersey districts, infected
with the disease known as anthrax re-
ports to State Dairy Commissioner George
Mcclure that seventy-two head Of cattle,
horses and mules have died of the disease
In Cumberland county alone. He also re-
ports many other animals sick. The in
speotor has prevented the sale Of milk
from the infected district,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Knights Tsn,pIar conclnye,

For the Triennal Conelava Kuights Tenn.
plar At Boston, Mass. August 26th Both.
the b. d o. Il. r. Co. will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trio from
all points on Its lines east of the Ohio
KiYer Tor al trains August 2Srd to August
Goth. inclusive. valid for return passnge
until September 10th. inclusive. Tickets
can also be purchased going one route
and returning another at slight advance
In rates,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
A rhiers Shot May Prove Fatal.

CHICAGO. Aug. Sin attempting to
steal coat from dummy in front of
Simon Fishers clothing store John A.
Heart, alias William Hughes, oolored, shot
and seriously wounded the proprietor of
the store and probably fatally wounded
Policeman Alexander NJ. Cameron, who
tried to arrest him. Heart then ran. Po-
lieeman Cameron fired threo shots after
him, striking him in both legs. Heart
was captured,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
uronkfast A..ocla,lol ReviyaL -

There Ia q revival In progress at the
Sunday Breakfast Association. Since
Tuesday there have been conversions.
The meetings are under the auspices of
the Sunday Breakfast Association. and
are in charge OF leaders appointed from
among the membars. ALI of the mem.
bers. however. take their share Of the
work. Ali who are interested In the work
ara invited by the association to attend
the meetings each evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08

National League.
At Philadolphia-Baitimo u; Phila.
dolphin. 9. At New York-New York, o:
Washington, g. At Cincinnati-Clncin-
natl, o; Chicago. s. At Pittsburg-Pitts.
burg, Is; st. Louis, /. At Cleveland =
First game: Cleveland, Is; Louisville, 81
Second game; Cleveland, 8; Louisville, 8
Eastern League.
At Wilkesbarre-Wiikcs O; Buff
falo, 8 At Scranton-Scranton s; To.
ronto, 7. At pringleld--Syracuse, g;
Springfield. s. At Providence-R Rochester,
8: Providence L.
Psnnsyivnnia Stats League.
At Lancaster-Ln s: CarbondaIe.
8. AT Allentown-Allento is; Hazle.
ton, 12.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Have. Held ON a Murdsr Cb,rce

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s.-The coroner's
jury rendered verdict of death due to
drowning by being pushed overheard by
Barney, alias skinner, Hayes" in the case
of Mrs. Jennie Jones. The woman, who
was 35 years old. and lived In tho rear OF
555 Clairbourne street. was drowned In
the Delaware river off Potty's Island, late
last Saturday night. Hayes was sent to
jail to await the action of the grand jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
LOoKINe UPWARD.
px ALEX. ROSS.

Let our aim be always lofty;
Lot our hearts be always pure;
Let US strive with earnest purpose
For the crowns that shall endured
Though our task be often humble.
Yet the humbIest tnsk weli done,
Fits US for station higher,
Gaina for us q ndbler one.
And there's One who watches DER US
With a father o tender care;
He will all our burdene tighten,
He will every sorrow share.
Let us, then, look upward ever.
Let US keep our fuces bright
With the light that. shining downward,
Guides US on to truth and right
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Shot TO Death hx a Poa.s.

p 6YLyANIA, Ga, Aug. s,-News of a son.
sational battle between officers and a des.
perats criminal has reached here. James
Burns about two years ago killed Frank
Bender on account of jealousy of q wo-
man. He escaped and for two years has
been in hiding On Tuesday he wae dis.
covered In swamp near here and a gang
of deputy sheriffs started out to capture
him. In the battle which took place
Burns received eleven bullets in his bod,
and died soon after.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Great Harbor Improvements at Havrs.

PARIS, Aug. s-The department of
seine inferieure has been authorized to
raise a loan of 1000 900 francs for the pur-
pose of enlarging the port of Havre. Tho
total cost of the projected improvements
will be 27,oOo, 600 francs. The works in
clude two new piers of double width ex-
tending 800 meters q ,668 feet) into the sea
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Relsn.sa FROM odlons contrart..

PITTsBURG, Aug S.-As result of the
miners settlement the nineteen operators
who had contracts with their men today
released them. The contracts compelled
the men to work for fifty five cents, and
prohibited them attending meetings of
any labor union or from being members
Of any union.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
TO Copy After the Colu,nl,ia.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-News has just
reached the navy department that the
French government has shown its appS>-
citation Of the fine capabilities of the fleet
cruiser Columbia by ordering the iInme-
diate construction of two vessels as nearly
q duplication Of the famous meriean flyer
as can be made in the absence of our OK
act plans. They are to be known as pirate
cruisers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
All oule. and "No Indi.ns.~

WASHINGTON, Aug s.-The war depart
meht has received telegram from Gem
eral Coppinger, dated at Jackson's Hole.
He says that he has sent out two more
scouting parties and that one has re-.
turned. This leaves three In the field,
each in command Of an officer. He re-
ports that all Is quiet and mo Indians p
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Y. M, u. A. Notes.

William Hoffman. formerly physical
director OF the Y. III. C. A. OF this oity hu5
now of York. Pa. will visit the.Assoeiation
the inter part Of this month
Captain Smith is looking out for eandi.
dates for the basket bell team. He says
that none but those who practice will be
permitted to play on the team.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
frightened BY a broken trolley w,r.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. ga broken troll.
ley wire caused an accident on a Clifford
avenue car and created panic among the
fifteen passengers The car left the track
with Jolt and the wire dangled about
the windows, emitting flashes and crack.
ling. Mrs. Barbara Cregls dung herself
from the car, and received fatal Injuries.
The conductor closed the door, preventing
the other passengers from jumping, and
thus avoiding other injuries,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Chlnese AIinister Dis1nI,sed.

PEKIN, Aug. s. = Hsu. Yune;Yi, the
chiefiminister of tho rsung- ll-yamen (Chi-
nese foreign offlce), has been dismissed,
owing chiefly to the part which he took
In the negotiations for the Russian loan
and in the convention recently arrived at
between China and France, by which the
latter country was granted great oonces.
aipna
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
The Indians Not Robbers.

MARKET LANE, Idaho, Aug. SIT has
been discovered that the robbery of houses
broken into in the upper part of the val
ley and charged to tho Indians were COM
mitted by six men belonging to the res,
cuing party of fifteen men who came from
Lander to assist the settlers. The offend
ers were followed thirty five miles and
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
or far London.

William II. Mahoney and family sailed
from New York Yesterday on the steam.
ship st. Louis for London, England. They
will reside thero with Mr. Mahoney's
father. who is London agent OF the Harlan
d Holllngsworth Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Bamberaer-l,.,ra N.n,,a,.

Chas. A. Bamberger and Miss Lizzie
Layrd were married last night at Imman-
uel 2. L. Church, Highlands. BY Rev. Il.
j. Hammond. A reception followed the
ceremony at the home of the brides
mother. Mr.. BamherRar IL tue swell
known secretary OF the Rockford Base
Ball Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Lamp Chimney Scale Agreed To

PITTsBuRG, Aug. s. The flint glass
workers and the manufacturers reached
an agreement on the lamp chimney scale.
The rate of the last two years was accepted
with the proyiso that If trade warranted
1t there was to be double advance next
year
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
WIN Not Resigp.

james B. Stevenson denies tho rumor
that he intended TO resign as member of
City Council from the Second ward He
eays that he has no intention OF resiguing,
such an action being unfair to the people
who elected him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
Death of Vicar General Hughes.

HARTFORD, Aug. 8. : Vicar General
Hughes died at $3.50 last night from an at
tack Of hemorrhage OF the stomach. He
was "a years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08

Q EWING MAGHIN Es--O' Donald, No iR a
, 9Th street. leads thon all In low prices
Brand new s5o niaciilnes reduced TO siG SIS
and 81. All makes 10 seiect from. Singer
Wheeler and Wilson. New HONE Domestic,
sent on trial FREQ six monthstor cash. two
iears on tnstailinenLs Send postal.
J. IL. 6'uQNALD,
No, f2 a 7th ST
Any machine repaired from 80 cents up
mse-lyP
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-08
No Further Delay for the Mora o,a,,n

MADRID. Aug. s-Sonor Cnnovas Del
Castillo, president of the council, has
written officially to Senior Pmargall, the
Republican leader, declining to accede to
his demand to suspend the payment of the
Mora claim till the cortes has decided the
ouestion