The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
NEW CASTLE. August 10, 1895.

May our blessing attend you said u mum.
| Der OF women last evening as the writer
was passing on Harmony street, for your
stand in the REPUBLICAN about tho stink
ing water we are compelled to use. To-
day was wash day and we were obliged to
carry tho most of tho water from the
pumps, as tho city water was unit to be
| used.
ills a greonish color, dirty and smells
terrible.
@The writer visited other sections OF the
city and found that the people are COM
PEELED to use the same foul odored water.
| All pollution into the Nonesuch creek
should be cleaned out.
1t would he too much to ask the Water
Works Company to let the water run out
Of the fire plugs at least once week
Give the mud and dirt in the rusty ipes
chance to got out.
The Democrats are still In a mudd,c,
over the nomination election held or Sat.
urlay. BY directions of tho bosc2sss the in.
speotors refused to Civ, the sllgio takers
any credentials, not because thew ara
single taxes but because they claim they
are no, Democrats. Tho same men who
! Wore elected on Saturday voted the Demo-
cratic tichtt at the last general election
! anu nj The Democratic domination in June
last. Ii Is case of rule Or ruin by the
swalluwtals Tho working people will
not allow themselves 10 be led by the nose
any longer for the advancement of other
peoples interests.
Therefore 1t would appear that two sets
ofdelegates Will 60 to Dover from this
hundred to-day. The opinion prevails
hero that the Single takers will be turned
down as the majority does not rule any
more In Delaware.
The followers of the men elected on
Saturday say that If they are turned down
at Doyer thon they will vote for the presi.
Dental electors but that they will not
support the State and County ticket upon
which will be the men who turned them
down.
Messrs. Pndberg, Hastings, Munson and
Clarke of Company H. n. q. D. yesterday
spent few hours at rifle practice New
Castle expects next year to send a delcga.
tion of marksmen and sharp shooters to
contest for the dupont trophy
From present indications thclo will be
formed a Mckinley and Hobart Sound
Money League here before long One of the
leading Democrats of New Castle hundred
stated his willingness to join such aleague
as he cannot vote this fall for financial
policy that would ruin his interests.
He will be joined by host Of others.
lln will support the State and county
ticket except tho Democrats to-day at
Dover nominate free silver, No bread,
pauper-breedlng advocate, and then
fhMtiy, home and country will call for his
robuks by q vote for the sound money
nominee of the Republican party.
The funeral of Michael MtDtvitt took
place this morning and was largely at
tended. Tho members of Division No. 5,
A o. H., attended the funeral in Il body,
wearing badges and white gloves. High
mass was cclcuru,eu u, ~ It: Peters Church
and intCr:ncnt made in the adjoining
cemetery.
Old Glory Council, tr o. U. A. NJ. pf
Delaware City will give an excursion to.
morrow to Washington Park on the
steamer Majo Rcybold A large number
Of the members of Industry Council from
here accompanied by their lady friends
VIII accompany their brothers from the
city by the canal.
A schooner with about twenty fisher
men from here and Wilmington will leave
hero, tomorrow morning, gu a trip down, |
the bay for days fishing.
To night at Christiana a colored Rapub |
llcsl club will be formed. |
~ L. Wilson. agent Of the p, W. & b.
Railroad is indsposed at his home
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dennison have re.
turned home from Il visit to relatives at
Yorklyn.
Mrs. Annie Sink of Philadelphia is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George
Vantinc.
Lieutenant l. s. Reeve has been visiting
New Castle relatives,
Mrs Ellen Tanning and Miss Florre
Tanning of marlborough, Pa, and Miss