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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

BERLIN, Nov. 5.--The vorwaerts, the So
olalistic organ, says that Herr Lebkneoht
Is being prosecuted for the speech he made
in opening the annual sooialistic congress
at Breslau. Herr Liebnecht said on that
occasion: 1.-THE highest authority in the
land throws down the gauntlet and insults
us. Let us take up the challenge No
matter who he be who casbs this mud at
US, he is incapable OF touching us, for we
are above his insults" This was in refer
enoe to an anti-socialist speech made by
Emperor William. Her Liebknecht con-
cluded his speech by saying: 1.-The Ger
man empire would first collapse. but so
cialism will triumph. A violation of uni
versal suffrage would be equivalent to
the death warrant of the imperial govern
mentn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. 6.--Lsst night
while parade held under the auspices Of
the American Protective association was
being formed stones and heavy missiles
were thrown and several persons were in
1ured. The most seriously hurt were Al
phonese Davis and Fred w. Crispin, Jr,
both Of whom were struck on the head.
The parade preceded @ lecture ON I'm.
migration" delivered in the city hall By
Rev. Scott b. Hershey, d. D.. pastor Of
the Columbus Avenue Presbyterian church
OF Boston. Six hundred members and
sympathIEers Of the American Protective
association were In line, and thousands oR
people crowded tho streets. A large de-
tail OF police was on duty, a. trouble was
anticipated, but they were unable to pro-
vent the disturbance. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05
Represented a Mllilona,re.. Wife.

Smith, who was arrested for obtaining
goods by representing herself to be Mrs.
9. p. Huntington, was arraigned in the
Jefferson Market court on two charges
yesterday, and held for examination in
81 500 ON each charge. Two merchants ap-
peared against her Mrs Smith denied the
charges and talked in an incoherant WAY
Appe Ruussslot the Dlsturber.
BoURdEs, France. Nov. Sin tho trial
of the Marquise de Nayve, charged with
tho murder of his stopson, a former gov
erness to the prisoners daughter, testified
that all the misery in the family was due
to the sinister influence OF the Able Rous-
selot, who wanted to break up the house
hold and thus get the wife's fortune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

This big store IL the centre OF
the clty's clothing activity. It
is the penalty OF doing things we'll
to be be kept busy-crowded. We
liks 1t. 1t helps toward better and
better service. We are away
ahead of any former year, in
sales OF suits and overooats, and,
In fact. OF everything We sell But
the handsome garments are still
pouring In from the workrooms at
such rate that we hardly know
what to do with them. and today
we offer you twenty, twenty-five,
thirty. thirty.fiye dollar garments
from e5 to $40 under prlce--you
who appreciate and can afford high
class apparel. from dress suits to
walking and business suits, can't
afford to mles Inspecting these
goods. Our clothing lie practically
handmade. hanr.shaped and hand
finished-the lower grades even
stylishly cut reliably made and
handsomely shaped and finished.
Back OF 1t all is forty years of ek.
perlence and conscientious service.
Mems Suits. 81 9j to $50 90.
Meme Overcoats. :. 90 10 ei5.00.
Critical Inspection invited.
Suits 10 Order. $500 to 5000.
- - d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

Brlgadler General W. NJ. Ross, inspec.
tor general, assisted by Lieutenant Colo.
mel E. g. Boyce and a. d. Chaytor. have
Issued an order for the annual Inspection
OF the National Guard OF Delaware on the
following datse; Monday. November 18th.
Go. at o M; Tuesday. November iotn.
Co. Il. at 8 D. M; Wednesday, November
Goth. Co. D. at 8 p. m. Thursday. Novem.
Ter eist. Go. 3. at .; m; Friday. Nov.
22nd. Co. Ii. at 8 p. IN, Monday. November
25th. Goa. A, O and b. at 8 p. m. All
com panies will be inspected In quarters.
1he general staff, Held and staff and
drum corpe will appesr for inspection
with the Organization nearest their place
OF residence.
Commanding officers will have pre-
pared and present to the Inspecting ON.
GERS com plete muster rolls and returns OF
all property all to be made In triplicate
Officers having property In charge will
cause the same and all parts thereof to be
in the headquarters, armoriee, or drill
room on the day OF inspection. and such
officers will meet the assistant quarter
master-general at the place Aforesaid ct
2 O'clock In the afternoon CT the day OF
Inspection, for the purpose oil having
said property Inspected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

The Jackson and Sharp Company have
contracted to build small fishing steamer
Tor service at Anglesea, N. j. The vessel
VIII be So feet long, 20 feet beam and 7
feet depth Of hold. Her machinery will
be built by Nearly g. Levy of Philadelphia.
The new barge building by this COM
pany for the Charles Warner Company is
nearly ready for launching.
The Nova Scotlan bark iodine is on
the railway being generally overhauled.
The barks Serene and Saiina are at the
companys wharves for repairs. Another
OF these barks is expected to arrive here
within a short time.
The thres-masted schooner Ida B. Glib
son is also at the shipyard for repairs.
The spar buoy recently left at the
Pusey and Jones Company's works for
alteration in order to test new method
OF lighting buoys, was shipped on board
the lighthouse tender zizania at the Will
mngton Steamboat Companys wharf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05
STOLEN SILVER RECOVERED.
Three Arrests In Connection with . Sen
sational London Robbery.

Three Arrests In Connection with . aens
sationai London Robbery.
LONDON, Nov. b-The police have seized
fifteen ingots Of silver In connection with
the great silver robbery which occurred on
Sept 25, when thirty-o one ingots Of silver,
valued at ga, 500. the property Of the Mid
land Railway company, were stolen from
van In which they were being conveyed
from tho company's station through the
streets OF London. In connection with the
seizure of the ingots the police have also
arrested George Barrett and Edward Gray,
who were in charge of the van at the time
the ingots were taken from 10.
This robbery has been attended with
many sensational Developments since 10
was perpotrated in broad daylight on Sept.
20. The drivers ut the time left the wagon
with the valuable load In the street for
twenty-five minutes while they went to
breakfast. When they returned the wagon
had disappeared.
On Oct Is the sensation was revived by
the arrest of Alexander Sarti, manager Of
one Of the branch establishments Of the
celebrated jewellers, Ellington d Co.,
charged with the crime. His employers
Joined with the Midland Railway com
pany in the prosecution. Two OF the in
gots were found In an acid bath In their
establishment under Sarti's charge, but
they had pot been there long enough for
the distinguishing stamp to become oblit-
Grated. Sarti had been Q trusted smpioye
of ELLINGTON a. Co. for thirty years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05
IMortuars sepnrt Of New cnstle Comfy.

For the quarter ending June 30lh. 1895.
Deaths. 4l0; brought here, 57;still born. 1S;
Total registration. 479. Cause of death
z, motics go as foliowe Group, 2; cholera
morbus, 4; cholera infantuin. II: cerebo
spinal meningitis, q dysentery.3; diplh.
ria, 1; eryeipelas. 5; msasles, 4; puerperal
septicaemin, typhoid fever. 4; whooplng
cough. |. Other diseases, cancer. 10; con-
sumption, 50; mnrasmus, 0; meningitis.
ii; inanition. II brighps disease. l5; heart,
2s; pneumonia. 90i accidents, on railroad,
z; dleease of brain. 81. OF the bowels, is.
Under 1 year, So; to 0. AZ; 10 10 80 "a; so
Co So 6s; so to so. ll6; 30 to 90, Is; 90 to 100.
8; unknown. 0. Blrtha white,37S; negroes.
81. total, 404. Marriages. white. l47;
negroes 22; total. 1863. L. B. FRAZER,
Nov. l. 1895, Sec'y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

Arrnur Grimshaw Patterson son of
John 4. Patterson. keeper OF Cherry
Ialand rear light station. Delaware. has
enlisted as an apprentice in the u. 8.
Navy, and 10 now at training sch ool at u.
s. Training Station. Newport r. l.. wei |
pleased with his new undertaking. In o
letter to his parents he says he gets exec /.
lent usage, plenty of good substantial
living, the best of clothing and everythi ng
that good boy would need to make hi m
happy. They are in rigid training and II
alt goes we'll will soon be ready for a
cruise on one OF the big cruisers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

OMAHA, Nov. b.-Ths Nebraska CAM
paign has centered around Omaha almost
exclusively. All concede that the Repub-
lican candidates for chief Justice and re-
gents will be elected. Tho gold and silver
Democrats, however. exhibit some spirit,
and each faction asserts that their state
candidates will poll the full strength of
their wing, and In that manner the rela-
tive number OF the voters favoring or op-
posing the white metal In Nebraska will
be known. In this city, owing to recent
thefts Of city funds, Citizens League
was formed and a ticket composed OF bust
ness men of varied political affiliations
named. IL was indorsed by Democrats
and Populists. The Republicans are, is Is
claimed, controlled by the A. p. A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.--This has been one
nj the hottest campaigns In the history Of
Ahe state for many years, and Kentucky is
eoday polling the largest vote ever polled.
The fight, though there are four tickets in
kho field, is between the Republicans and
Democrats for the state officers, begin
ming with governor and running down to
district railroad commissioner. Hardin's
partisans and managers claim that he will
1ome to this city with 1900 majority,
while tho friends Of Bradley claim that he
will win by not less than 10000. Both
sides claim that this oity will favor their
xespectiye nominee, but the chances OF
that the baokers of Hardin will be disap-
pointed II they are in earnest of their
clRiIns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

NEW YORK. Nov 6,-All of the parties
In this state expect to poll their full
strength in an off year. In this city polit-
ical interest centers In the contest for
county clerk and register. Both the Dem
ocrats and the fusionists claim the result
In this city. Very elaborate arrangements
have been made by tho police department
to keep order In the city. Two patrolmen
have been assigned to each of the 1889
polling places, and these, with the re-
serves, ii is Thought will be able 10 prevent
disturbance. Much interest is taken in the
result of the experiment with the blanket
ballot, which has never been used in this
state before
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

I DIES MoIERs, Nov. 6.--ChalrInan McMil-
ban, of the Republican committee. said this
Imorning; I'VE have made a good fight
and think we will have a plurality of
tD,ooo and upwards. We will also elect
probably 100 out Of tho 100 members of the
general assembly. making sure of Senator
Allison's reelection" Chairman Walsh,
,pf the Democratic committee, said that he
iaas satisfied they could cut down the Re-
publican plurality, and that with duo Of
Bort ON the part Of Democrats they would
defeat General Drake by small plurality
The Populists are claiming from 40 600 to
5000 votes, which is large gain. The
Rrohibitionists are also expecting q largely
Increased vote. The prospects are for u
large vote being polled-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

wLKEsBARRH. Pa. Nov. o.-E. II. Gar
Wis, a prominent citizen of Luzerns bor.
ough. yesterday explained to Justice Of
the peace the mystery surrounding the
death on Saturday OF John Wyckoff In
Wilkesbarre hospital. Mr.. Garvis aaid
that while bicycling to his home late on
Tuesday night he was aocosted by Wyck-
on on bridge in lonely part Of the
road. He paid no attention to his assail-
ants command 10 halt, whsreupon wyck-
on fred at him, the bullet passing through
his hat. Garvis dismounted and returned
IRE. and the man shrieked and foil from
the bridge into the creek below. Gsrvis
then rode home. The wounded man
crawlcd out Of the creek and made away
to q strip Of woods. where he was found
Saturday morning, suffering from bull
lot wound and fractured skull
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

Sheriff dllns has cold the following
properties
Jeremiah Mahonsy's house and lot, on
Washington street near Ninth. to William
s. HILLS. for $4,000. James MoCartneyss
Shipley street property to Lewis O. Van.
degrlft for $4,000. James II. BuddIs house
and lot at Thirteenth and French streets.
for $500, to Mr.. Clannhan. Two-story
brick house aud lot on Fourth street near
Franklin. belonging to Lsonora Lind. to
J. Frank BiRgs. for $3.50, subject to mort-
gage. Harry s. christy's two-story brick
Churohman for s700 The Blaokbird hum
dIed property of the Walton d WhRnn
Company to William @ Spruanee for
&SUOO,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The Grand Opera House at Decatur,
Ills, was destroyed by fire last night, caus-
ing loss of $500, 600.
At Dallas, Tex, Sergeant Wolf. of the
regular army, died from hydrophobia pro-
dueed by tho bite Of a cat.
A dispatch from Shanghai says that five
leaders of the Ku Cheng massacre were
executed at Foo Chow on Monday.
A blast containing 900 pounds of powder
and a largs quantity Of dynamite, and
costing s., 900 loosened 8Oo, 900 tons of gran.
tta at posiriaeE Ills
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The morning OF
Hsryland's most critical political battle
tnds the issue enshrouded in doubt. The
Rsnerals upon both sides are claiming vio-
Spry, but the tones In which they make
thsir boasts and tho figures they cite as q
basis for their alleged belief do not carry
ponviction 10 the mind Of an unprejudiced
pnioolror. The fact Is that everybody Ia at
sen, because In the present contest the
silent voter Is greater factor than he has
svsr been In the history Of Maryland-poli-
tics. The fierce and persistent attacks
npon Senator German, and the outory
against what his opponents term "Gor-
pnanism," has undoubtedly influenced
many who have heretofore voted the Dem
scratic ticket, and will induce them TO
pots against Hurst, who Is known as Mr..
Hor1nan's candidate. Upon the other
hand the worry bitterness of the attack has
brought Mr.. Gorman's friends closer to
him than ever before, and they will get
but every vote at their command Then,
700, the COLOR line has been drawn for all
y is worth, and every known device has
been taken advantage Of to lead the voters
" Maryland to believe that Republican
victory means negro supremacy. With
buch arguments as these as the sole issues
ln the campaign 1t would be idle to pre-
dict q result, and all that can be said Of IL
D that 1t looks like anybody's Victory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05
FOOT BALL COUPON.
EXPLANATORY,

The watch will be on exhibition In the
south window Of Guilds Shoe House, 226
Market street.
Each contestant to have the privilege of
Having representative present at the
COUNT every Monday. Wednesday aud
friday evening until close Of contest.
Each and every ballot to be placed In
street.
The box will be under look and key and
NE key Will be placed in the hands OF Mr..
andrew Selak. OF Selak and Young, SIT
Market street
Direct all coupons, Gold Watch Con.
test. care OF Fuld's Shoe House. 228 Mar.
het street.
Ths name and club should be written
plainly on each coupon and ehouid bo
kept neatly as possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

JERSEY CITY, Nov. b,-The election in
this state is claimed by both parties by
between 1000 and 1000. The voting Is
light throughout the state, except In iso-
lated counties. where local fights on the
assembly tickets have added interest to
the campaign. The Democratic leaders
claim they will control the assembly, bus
to do this they will have to carry Essex
county, which they concede to be Repub-
lican on the state ticket. Close observers
predict that the majority in the house will
not be more than Ave either way. The
senators to be elected will not affect the
political complexion Of that body.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

NIAGARA FALLS, Nov. 5-At $50 last
evening Jsnns Haffa, of Philadelphia,
committed suicide by jumping from the
Goat Island bridge into the rapids. Tho
body caught on 9 rock q short distance
above the falls, but no effort was made to
recover it. Haffa had been hanging about
the city for several days, and appeared to
be romewhat unsound mentally. Ho
claimed to have been a sea captain, and to
have served In the navy during the civil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

BERLIN, Nov. 6.-Mr. Louis Stern, Of
New York, who was sentenced to two
weeks Imprisonment and to pay fine of
600 marks for insulting Baron Won Thun-
gen, deputy commissioner Of the Spa at
Kissengen, Bavaria, and who was released
in $4,000 marks bail, has been granted a
stay Of execution fos month, 1t being un-
derstood that at the expiration of that
time he intends to present himself to the
authorities In order to undergo his term
Of imprisonment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

RICHMOND, Nov. 5,--virginia is not a
storm oenter this year, as no important
issues arc involved and no state officers are
to be elected. The campaign has been list
less, and an unusually light vote is being
polled. As the legislature to be chosen to-
day does not select United States sem
ator the Legislative contest has not been
animated. This main Issue is on the re-
vision of the election laws, Republicans
and Populists urging that tho present
Walton election law has the effect of Civ
Ing the dominant party control of the en-
tire election machinery OF the state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

TRENTON, Nov. 5,--John A. Ragnes, who
recently brought suit against his former
employer, ex-Mayor Frank A. Mcgowan,
for sloo, 900 damages for alternating the af-
fections Of Mrs. Barnes, has been Indicted
by the grand jury on the charge Of grand
larceny, In abstracting from Mr.. Ma
gowan,s desk s7 COO In stocks. The charge
is preferred BY Mr.. Mcgowan. Barnes de-
clares thai the stocks were given 10 him
by Mcgowan
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

TOPEKA, Nov. 6-The greatest interest
IN today's election In this state. particu.
lariy In the eastern half of the state, is
eentered on the office Of sheriff The Popu-
lists are making unusual efforts to elect
the sheriff In every county. In this city
there is being waged the hardest fight on
this Office that has been known for many
years. Democrats and Populists have COM
bined on o. B. keeply, Democrat. to beat
David Burge, the present Republican In
eumbent. The only state officer TO be voted
for Is chief Justice of the supreme court,
she candidates being David Martin. Rep,
and g. II. Holiday, Ind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

CINorrNATI. Nov. 6.-In Ohio the Re
publicans have had phenomenal plural
bties for two years, and claim now a bet
ker organization than ever before. 1t Is
Fonoeded that the Republicans can con-
E<ol the legislature without Hamilton
kounty, in which Cincinnati Ia located,
Dot that the Democrats must have the
fourteen members from Hamilton county
10 order 10 get legislative majority. AS
Ax-Qovernor Foraker who lives here, is q
candidate for Brice's place, great interest
h taken In the result In Hamilton county.
&he Prohibitionisbs claim the usual vote.
Aeneral Cexsy estimates 10000 votes for
himself as the Populisb candidate for gov
NFnor. IL Is not believed that either the
khird or the fourth party will affect the
kontest between General Bushnell and
&overnor Campbell A Massillon dis
patch saysi Governor Mckinley remarked
mis- morning that the state ticket ought
10 go through with no less than 90, 900 plu-
9Allty. Last year The Republicans car
NED the state by 1877 ,Os7," said he. ''but the
kote was about $4,000 short. Now, figur.
tng liberally, dop's sec how Mr.. Camp
boil can possibly get more than 1856, 900
votes this year. Last year his party polled
knly 276, ,e0o votes. while the Republicans
roiled 4l8, $50 votes, so chat If we only hold
bur own we will retain q comfortable
nnrgin."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

In order to meet the demand for special
accomm odations 10 Atlanta ON Della ware
day. Nov. 9th. tho Baltimore u Ohio X. II.
has decided to organize special to leave
Wilmington Nov. 7th, at Q. 10 p. M, arriv.
ing at Atlanta 3 55 p. M, Nov. 5tb. Spe-
cial coaches and sleepers will be prov ded.
Excursion tickets, good for ten 10) days.
eleepsrs. accommodating two persona.
will cost -. Berths In sleeper can be
secured. and full particulars can be oh
tained. on application To Il. A. Miller.
passenger agent, Delaware avenue station,
wilmlnu ufou Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

win be elected by safe majority, although
there are many issues Of doubtful effect
Chairman Cannon, of the Republican state
central committee, says she state ticket
will be elected by safe majority and that
the Legislature will be Republican with.
out question, while Chairman Powers, Of
tho Democratic committee, claims that the
Democrats will elect the state ticket by
from 500 to 800 majority. and that they
will elect thirty-two Of the forty i've men-
bers OF the legislature
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

JACKSON, Nov. 5.--The whole Demo
cratic stato ticket, IL is expected, will be
elected In this state, as II Is not believed
that the Popuiists will carry half dozen
counties In the state, 1t Is doubtful II
Captain Frank Burkitt, the Populist
nominee for governor, carries his own
county OF Chickasaw. The legislature to
be chosen will elect successor in the ma
tional senate to J z. George who is can
dldate for reelection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05

Thomas Doud has taken the blacksmith
and wheolwIight shop at Pennsylvauia
evenue and Pasture street. and after con.
siderable Repairing and lifting out has
made 1t q fret GLASS shup. Mr.. Doud 10 q
oompstent workmen. having for years
been In the employ of the Augustine Mills
Company. He would be glad to have his
friends give him call when In need of
any work In his limo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-05
POLITICAL PROPHETS
What They Say Regarding To-
days State Elections.
aEAvY VOTE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

lBs1ier That It VIII be Unprecedented for
slHAn aom Year" - Governor Mckinley
rhiniss Republicans win Have Sixty
zheusaad Plurality I'm hio-MaryIand's
Doubtful Contest.
PHILADELPHTA, Nov. 5.-Reports thus
Tar received from different sections OF the
state show that an unusually large vote is
bsing polled in this state-for an "off year. +"
While no approximate idea can yet be
given Of the total vote, ID is evident that
the number who are today depositing their
ballots will largely exceed that of any
pther year when the principal office voted
Tor 10 a state treasurer. Both Republican
end Democratic workers are straining
every norve to get out the largest possible
vote, the Republicans In the most popu-
Sous centers being especially active. while
gwen in the sparsely settled districts there
y nm unprecedented outpouring Of FREQ.
men. The claims of Republican mana
gers that their vote will be near that Of
Inst year, however, will not be justified by
che count. From the voting thus far 1t is
Svident that most Of the independent vote
b being divided between the two leading
parties, the Prohibltionists, Populists and
&ociAlist- Labor candidates being very
poorly supported.