The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

September Goth and continued until DC.
tober Goth. Wheat in 1890 averaged 10;
1891, averaged 90; 1899, averaged ~; 1895,
averaged 95; 1894. averaged 95.
The Rye crop for 1880, average 20; 1891,
average. s5, 1892. average, SO; 1903. aver
age. s5; 1894. average 90. In Kent county
the plant is healthy but back ward" The
following number of farm animals are to
be found In Delaware: Horses, 90 3s6;
milch COWS, oxen and other CATTLE. Co.,
$50; sheep. 1883; swino. 81, l61.
FOUNDERS and repeaters who at one
time enjoyed the freedom of voting as
often as they pleased at every voting dis
trlot In the cty, had several hundred men
appointed county oonstables at a salary
OF s5 per day. Their services were re-
qulred for three days, giving each so call.
cd constable els. In Chicago the Demo.
Gratis padded the pay-rolls Of the city EN-
ployes and thus paid the FOUNDERS and
heelers at the expense OF the tax payers.
Thousands OF dollars have been takeh
from the State treasury by our Delaware
Democratic. on the plea OF paying county
constables.
WHAT'S the matter with the county on.
GERS that they can't make an arrest with,
out calling on the City of Wilmington
asking for the assistance OF Deteetlve
Walter Wltsll, While William johnson
was attempting to arrest Peter Duross o
colored man at Odessa, Del, for beating
his wife on Monday evening. the colorbd
man quickly turned and making lunse
.Jnhnann Hat
his life is despsired Of. The negro ee.
capped and Detectve Witsll will now try
his hund at capturing him. and we hays
no doubt OF his success in landl ng the
prisoner In jail at New Castle.
Democratic Cleveland and the late
Democratic Congress have put the deputy
United States Marehals In New York iu q
peculiar situation. The men have not re-
ceiyed oDy pay since March Let, and have
been notified that they will not receive
any pay for services rendered or to be
rendered until after August Let, and then
for only such services as shall have
been rendered during the month of July.
Evidently the labor lie little worthy OF his
hire, from Democratic staui point.
Coal TO Go IN.
In the near future it Is thought that cual
will be raised at the mlneG 81 additional
per ton By this means the coal carrying
roads expect to realize siS, 900. 900 more
than last year and only mine and carry
the same quantity OF coal over their roads,
Our local coal dealers will not advance
prices until the mines do. then they will
have to advances them to correspond with
the raise at the mlnes.7 .E a
And now we read of the damage the
frost has done to fruit and early vegsta.
bles In Pennsylvania on Sunday night. In
Chautauqua county the loss is placed at
$1,000, 900. The tenn perature rose to SO
degrees at Reading. Pa. Frost was seen
In several parts OF our State on Sunday
night but the damage to early vegsta.
bles and fruits In this State will not
amount to much, not worth talking
about In print,
1he Garfield statue. erected on the plot
OF ground on Delaware avenue and Wash
ington street, will be unveiled and dedl-
Gated on Memorial Day, the 3oth OF May
The committee having the matter In
charge ask for $3.50 to meet the expenses
OF attending the dedication OF the monu.
ment. together with the balance due for
the erection Of the base. Subscriptions
are now being received.
Rear Admiral Meade has been called ub.
on by the President to verify or deny the
remarks attributed to him In recent In.
teryew in which he (Meade) criticised the
President and Secretary of the Navy.
M6ple he ia n n mn
TnEEr appears to have been great
many bills passed by the Delaware
Legislature worded In such manner that
they arc practically worthless for the 70.
Lief for which they were intended. More
care should have been exercised In the
drawing up OF the bills before thoy were
sent to the Legislature.
Four hundred girls employed In SAMUEL
X, WiIsons wooden mills at Trenton, N.
j., on Monday ran the new foreman, Chas.
/, Sloaa out CT the factory hootlng and
jeeriug him At every stop. They left the
mill in body, but were finally persuaded
to return and go to work.
Samuel L. Aymar, tho defaulting book
keeper OF tho National Shoe and Leather
Bank, at New York. was yesterday sen.
fenced BY Judge Benedict TO six and a
half years impris sonment In the Kings
County penitentlary.
Thank the Lord the Delaware peadh
crop from the latest adylees ls yet all right
and promises to be paying one. Tha
frost 1t is thought failed to do the peaehts
any injury
To prevent the spread of lire at BIZ.
mtngham, Ala on Monday night dynA-
mite was resorted to and the progress OF
the llames halted, with loss ar $50, 600.
His Hand In Mcut Cutter.
While at work on a meat cutter In the
ahattoir yesterday Harry lange,a butcher
had his band caught between the knives
aud tho member badly laesratod. 1t WIS
at iirst thought the fingers would have 10
lie amputated.
shiloh's Curo. the great cough and
Group euro. Ia III greHt demand. Poek-
et slle contains twenty-five doses, only
25r. hiLdfen love It, Sold by dll
druggists.
sollhy y. n paafarth Druggist s. l.
Cor. *nd and Marker streets.
We believe JoEnsons Magnetic OIL, a
most excellent remedy for neuralgia,
rheumatism, lame back and soreness pf
every Kind. slu0 bottles 30 cls. Mlllet's
Drug store 419 Market street and ". B,
lanlorth, Second and Market streets.
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nHastoh' ~ llalngtun, IN the State bf