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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

condemn such procedure. Films ma
jority was SO largo that there was no ques-
tlon that he was the candidate of the ma
jopity.
Some sixty deputy sheriff had been
sworn in this morning and provided with
revolvors and ammunition 10 500 that no
attempt is made to thwart the will Of the
people. At tho meeting at 70 o'clock the
tally sheet kept by the Republican clerks
gave Finn 1873 majority, the Democratic
tally sheet giving him 200 majority over
Toman. Never before were the citizens SO
fnlly aroused at the attempt to steal the
office of sheriff as they have been last night
and this morning.
We. have been advised by numerous
prominent Democrats that they do not
countenance such chicanery of the men
calling themselves officers Of tho election,
have attempted in cheating candidate
out of an Office he has been elected to.
Tho Inspectors are now signing the tally
sheets and the court room has ION cleared
of all spectators. 1t will require some
twenty five hundred signatures before the
work of tho clerks is done.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

would the sheriff. The inspector George
Scheffer refused to continue the reading
until Mr.. Knowles went out. The lawyer
went and no sooner had he gone than an
other fight broke out inside of the railing.
The police quelled the fight Then a man
named Lang who had previously created
some trouble walked into the room and
struck at an inspector. The crowd was
in immediate pursuit but the officers sur
rounded Lang and in that way got him
safely out of the building Several brawls
occurred afterward In which Neil Dough.
erty, Ned Brandt, Bert Abberger and
Milton Hawkins figured.
BACK TO THE COUNT.
When Mr. Clark made his protest
against the fraud he showed this increase
in the Toman vote:
Third district, First ward from 20 to 1877
Third district, Third ward, from 10j to l16
Third district, Second ward, from ia to 49,
Fourth district, Second ward from 81 TO n
Fifth district Second ward, from l04 to 100
Second district Third ward, from ls9 to 100
First district, Eighth ward, from liz to l19
Fourth district, Eighth ward, from a to 81
Second district, Tenth ward, from Ill to 1871
Third district, Tenth ward, from 2l7 to 267
Sixth district, Eighth ward, from 81 to 70
Fifth district, Fourth ward, from 200 30 POS
The following decreases in Films vote
were noticed:
Second district, Third ward, ...... n to II
Second district, Tenth ward, 70 to 80
THIRD district, Third ward, 1870 to 100
Third district, Tenth ward 67 to II
Fourth district Second ward, 65 to Al
Fifth district, Second ward l0l to 81
Fourth district, Eighth ward, l24to7l
Sixth district, Eighth ward, 10 to %
Something Is undoubtedly wrong about
the returns for sheriff from the Second
district Of the Third ward, There is vast
difference between those presented by In
spector Neil Doughcrty and those given
out by the officers on Tuesday night. The
returns mado last night showed the vote
10 be: Toman, PSI; Finn, II; whilo those
first given made the vote, Toman, no;
Finn, 3D. BY the retUrn made last night
there Is an increase in WOman's favor of
l5l.
Another queer thing occurred in the re-
turn Of the First district of tho Fourth
ward. No return whatever was made of
the vote for }. Frank E!iaSon for repre-
sentative in the General Assembly, thus
depriying E.iason of at least l5 votes,
which was the number the head of the
ticket received.
Another big break in the vote for sheriff
occurred in the Fourth district o the
Tenth ward. The returns made last night
gave ToIUan pol votes and 10 Tor Flnn,
while the returns published in the pH,cts
was Isl for TumHA aAl 81 for Finn, and
III this way the returns made last night
showed that in two days Tom an had in
creased ~ votes and Elnn had decreased
30
In the fifth district another instance of
showing the queer WAS made plain, In
the Tuesday night returns Tomun got IA
vote, and t!inu Ii3 Last Might this was
varied by Ionttn ting iHlani Finn ll3
This was simply another case Of adding 81
to PUIGau's vote aud subtractng - from
that Of tuuu. Thc TcutA wuyt44rs arc
good scholars and know thcil ar4tArmctics
Wc!l, very well.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06
Dry Goods
All
Low Prices

is the present The prospect
is for higher prices on all
kinds of merchandise very soon
100 yards Domet Flannel,
usual Scent goods; these are
slightly soiled; the price is 4
cents.
500 yards Unbleached CAR
ton Flannel, G'cent quality, for
81 cents yard.
l17G yards Dlcached Canton
Flannel, former price, 7 cents;
this lot goes at 4 cents a yard.
24oO yards Apron Check
GinghamF, the last that can be
had to sell at tins price ESQ far
as is known), 3 cents q yard.
1890 yards Bloachcl 42.inch
Muslin, the l2!.cent quality,
for s cents IL yard.
, SO School Bags, assorted
col9rs and neatly embroidered,
10 cents each, about half price.
s. White Corsots, odd sizes.
We have sizes %, u, %, 2G,27,
70, % and %O-1or - cents a
pair, less than holf price.
Ladies' White Merino Rib.
bed loMbinat!on Suits, regular
price #l.50,'or 80 cents a suit;
this is q very great bargain.
A large lot Of Changeable
Taileta hlDbo S at about halt
price 81 inches wide for Is
cents; i inches vile, IS cents
q yard, We ar1 selling lots Of
them
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Splendid VALUES N
Black and Co!0rod
Dress Goods.

we are showing beautiful
things at Is, 80, so cents and
upward.
We are showing what we be-
licyo to be the best Ladies'
Jacket i'll the country for S..
Don't buy your winter Jacket
or Cape Until you look through
our stock.
Buyers of Blankets, Comfor-
tables, Table Linens, Towels
and Napkins will lind large as.
sortmeuts and lowest prices at
Our counter We do not say
that our goods are better than
other stores sell, bat we know
that no better goods can be had
anywhere, and we know that
you can buy the best goods at
lower prices at our counters.
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HOW We SELL
On Credit at Cash Prices

CLOTHING-Ready made or
made to order.
$500 an elegant union mans
suit, latest styles and best work.
manship.
SI.5o a fancy boys suit.made and
trimmed well, sizes from a to IS
years.
Mems suits and overcoats to Or
der from SIS up to S45.
Latest styles in Mems Hats and
Furnishing Goods and Bicycles at
500 Market street.
DRESS GOODS-Of the latest
styles and patterns OF the season.
LADIES DRESSES - All
goods cut in the latest styles and
made by the best dressmakers.
An assorted stock Of Carpets,oil-
cloths and linolelms, furniture Of
every description, at 700 French
street.
OUR TERMS-No security re-
CURED, all goods delivered when
first payment is made.
OUR MCTTO-lLvery article
guaranteed as represented or your
money refunded.
1t will pay you to examine our
stock, even ifyou want to buy Tor
cash.
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Stansbury Murray, Jr., 1914 Il. Front
street. proposes tomorrow to mako his two
big pumpkins objects of special interest
the coming three weeks. At 10 p. m,
Thanksgiving he will cut them open and
the man o. woman who guesses nearest
tho number of seeds they contain will re-
ceive quart bottle Of his famous old rye
whiskey If the exact number is Guessed
the person will receive fine umbrella.
Mr.. Murray will open the books tomorrow
and receive Suessos at 10 cents each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

On last Sunday during the session Of
the colored sabbath school Mt Middlctown
an angry discussion took place between
the pastor Rev. James Morris and Super
intendent Dennis. Tho latter refused 10
keep quiet and tho pastor put him out.
Then Dennis came before Magistrate
Daley and sWuro ont n warrant for the
pastors arrest. 4 hearing took place to-
day and after hearing tho evidence a fine
OF 81 and costs was imposed upon DJnnis,
ns he being beneath the pastor in authority
lie WAS bound to keep Quiet :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06
MII.itIAiN hI:in!N So.
A in:ant &c crnI HAT Had Companies IF
Soldiers ~ lie lmu.y.

AuJuldht General ilUFt IHiilEE tfDNDlG
at the Court House had the Aagigual
Ml'itu ?t'iiliiloHed AM al 4: ootook SILKY
l., a.. ,1, in ,,,,. wy a. Xxx
nm n,ia"I Inrv ng snlLi"rt Nv az , ,""
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"ENE+ or IiIh IoIjNING
At I o'rlqci HIS murunr rrnnlp who
had lIruru Of tic lr,4llr at tic Court
H.u.o daring the urglt HorsoI 10 The
bnlMmg one 1..lu.. lay,. tLr,I,rht I'm
cui,f.rI.y ha4rls,l y..,r ie,l.s.. from
th,,,Iy..ut tn, crowd. Il yn. 5rn,I,. m. ,f
men and boys.
I'VE majority we've Democratic h,lcrs
y.Ln luI I'nn IN irn rn,l'ti.,+ ,lII.,,mr ,l,,.
mint but who were ypIdv "a lin thnir
nIIl,3 in nav Il!rtLc,. ljmGf ,vbjc1 niirbt re.
sui lrln 4 RrnuhlilgIg cry + frnI'I
There we're, however many ur,rniorrt
and l4yr abiding rrun.i4,,s in tIn
r"tA, .nE They included Willard SnUis.
n,WYf[ i'HF l., Io'l'I,!r,, J",,n j, N.a"E
T"''''', ~ hN'H II d. J., Nprth4 y
J"iI' W Gi1"eH Aa',ltS 'BaTAri, ~,
~ llA.Fy LnrnliM j 'l'iI NAtN"l- W
l., NJ .ftiN"Ri CHii"t'EIvr j. ward, ,,J"hn
ilI''] ,'lN wilma" l. AEnn,H. LhH.e
were "i7p many prominent ItlpuDIlt@N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06
Finn SHERIFF.

LIN SiSiho oau Ah'pSNtoi i.ooN
Tired and Sleepy at the Court
House-Sheriff ellis and His
Deputies on Duty-The Scene
Beggars Description--The Tally
Sheet all Footed Up-Show
Finn Elected Sherif-Rettcw
Receiver of Taxes-J. Frank
Eliason, Representative and
Wright Coroner.
The clerks having charge of the tally
sheet, Messrs. Reed and First, Democrats
and Messrs Adair and Baird and tho in
spectors of tho following districts and
Sheriff Paul Gillis and his deputy Sherilfs
have sleepy look this morning. Thay
have been on duty at the Court House
sincs Thursday morning at9 o'clock.
They will not be through with their oner
GUS duties until some time this afternoon
when they will have been some thirty
hours at the work of computing tho elec-
si'i 'e'uih'' 'i'io IMAM mol - WIZ PoiiNo
force were on duty this morning, having
relieved the dozen or more officers who
were on duty last evening.
Inc Court room presents a regular
holiday appearance, the tallylng clerks
being buslly engaged this morning, ad-
ding up the long columns of figures. Men
stood around with thelf mus on smoking
cigars ana pipes ana talking about the
ulsgrtcciui scenes thac were enacteu last
evening, When Inc uastaruiy attempt WAS
pong mate 10 oounb our william Ii
FINN Tor Sherlll. Inc nrat propagation
was made to count out ); FRANK Eliason.
nut the Democrats would hot listen 10 IL.
They then relorted II Ellason can De
counted out, why not count ouG fnnn,
ana the attempt was maze, plt w inns
writing 1t ~ Thought without success
MI tlihh, Va" hepubIlcah candidate Tor
sncflH was Oh manu- anu was an INTEREST
eli spectator 10 Wnat was taeihS piaco TO
count nm out Inc ponce olllcers instead
OF beng c"l'erVtiofa OIL inc peace arc
charged with H"lhs anu sheltcrIhg me
foteFs anu INC m'aRulV "hlcii was maze
upon delaware ClhfN, one OIL Ihe hepuDll-
can inspectors
MI. clark was seen ny hEfuBLlCAN
representative ana on p2lhG asked IL the
report was rue OF the assault maj
~ Il lot OF rouEhS sad that Ne was rou&h'
" handled ana me police instead OF pc
venting inc vN'NuIJ' II seemed 10 MN tnaV
thHy uFgru INC %hnS On,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

William D. Kelley AMI Alloys Jarona
have lust published their interesting bur.
icsquo "Aiiss Delaware" They arc local
composers whose compositions have been
published by New York house.
Alfred O'Connor will sing for the first
time in this city "McFadden's KID" III
Old sjwcues' Church
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

Last evening about 80 o'clock, rs
Charles Worth was passing By No. I'll
Washington street, the residence OF Rev.
j. Il. Franklin, he noticed tho window
curtains on fire. The blaze was extin-
gu!shod by him. Tho damage Is estimated
at so
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

Mr.. Michael Donahoe feels justly proud
this morning, no having been presented
with bouncing baby carly this III lrning.
1t is his first girl and 1t fills his heart with
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

Thomas Ginder fell in nt at Second
and Justison streets yesterday afternoon,
Ho was removed In the patrol wagon to
the city hall and after he had regainod
consciousness was sent to his home ut Soc
oud and Orange.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

iSsisaGS2gyxx3
a Which do you prefer.
n pneumonia or Oh Overcoats
n If an Overcoat, you can't do
u better than Look in that
Overcoat Room of Ours2
New York Clothing House. q.
3l6 Market Street,
Max Ephra!m Prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

Tho races at Hazel Doll track were post.
poned until Monday afternoon, November
Och. Eaces start at 80 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06
SAM. SLE:SINCE:R,
No. SOC Market Street.
No. 7OG French Street.

GIVEN AWAY-On and aftor this day
we will give to every payer of twenty-five
cents ticket free of charge, which will
enti.le holder to n chance on tho prizes to
be given onJ anuary lst, 1897 First prize
Il bicycIe 2nd prize, parlor Suite or Bed
room Suite; Sd prize, Mans Suit or Over
coat made to order, or Lady's Coat or
Wrap The goods to be your own sclec-
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

Tho Warren will line NJ against the
lknu.yivlEia a. h"ngV" Park, Front and
Union streets, on Saturday, Nov, eth
This Is tho strongest team except tn 9
Varsity at tho University They wi Il
lineup ms follows;
WAHIEN Law : CHOOl
Hayes, guard. ...... Mclruso
Green. left tackic.... .....Mcgrc
TrarHur luft cEd.,,........Jonc
y quartz. GentrclI
Porter. right Lucas
Prcntias, left hUlf........Cl Clare
Northumberland full bNck....... Meyers
JasIyn. ,..I1Rht end. Mckinley
L.iuton. right taakle. ..... LlFa"tt
Chambers right guard ,.. Newton
~Lmms.... ,cVntre. ...,.... Rank
Game called Mt $50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06
Fu|d'S Shoe House,
22G MARKET STREET.

T. XAMINE TIE KERSEY
- they arc made Olive put
it through the hardest known
tests to prove it all.wool and of
unchaneing color-blue and
black. The overcoats are beau,
tilully made and are lined
throughout the body and skirt
with with fne clay, the shout
der and sleeves are lined with
satin--and these oVercoats for
SO.
DO you wonder it being hard
to keep up sizes, one hundred
and twenty-five in to-day.
Clay Diagonal and Rough
Cheviot Overcoats for $40.
Finest Kersey Oyercoats and
Montagnacs, SIS and &18.
tlilo AefSeyOFofCOaO DlaCk
or Blue, Foil satin lined, the
satin guaranteed to wear two
years, $l2.
AlI-wool Kersoy Oyercoats
and fine too IS.
Black and Blue OyolcOats,
IS.
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price, and if dis.
satisfied with your purchase
wo'will return your money.
Max Ephraim, Prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-06

lJCaptain Chambers, the officers and
thugs who had been to Georgetown and
Dover returned home to-day. Captain
Chambers said everything was quiet last
night and that he was u lively corpse us
no one had killed him.
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uoRST shoeiag a specially ~ s. per
head also general nlarRsm' ing AT re
dncod rites Al Wilson shop phone On
north end san jacinto bridge u
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In wide RIDGE. on which tn. plants ,ro
set. ana water from the ditrhc. is dnfi.,
hrpnru 10 he growing plants aul In, Va.
sun il ctui flower IN prrfcni.ou ma
same pan may be adopted ncrr sci Nh,
plants IN wide rows OF three and a u,,,f
sol apart aud run tho alt,aian III o. 1.r
wsttr down the middle OF tpr lrr,,,.
Nhon TN heads have cplnnt need 10 t,iui.
ana herotn" LARGE cuuurh to he IN th,'
least exposed to The sim, they should h.,
covered, which can be ,itnc H., dr,v,.n,
them his mus - done 30 a. moi ia
camp tho grow us head. rat at tba .,.,,.
TIM" exclude i'n mn, that tho head my
fe Y, ric,llN Whit Mhcn rra lV :,r ri,r.
ke' As 10 varieties. the oarlie.t rNlib
nu' regard 10 tfc size OF tic he ttl : Tho
best For lorr while " Was u,nsht
mat the seed OF ciuliilow,r soult ~,
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lsiard people have caught on to !, tn1
theN now haN' Of warrauting Long island
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ans nutritious and Therefore nucn MOI.
valuable. there y no renson why cailoai,
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AGENTS WANTEp--Campais book
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Fo
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SPECIAL NOTICE -cftre liousion hi
rect Navigation Company, aouston.
Texas May 50, 1886. In pursuance OF
resolution Of the hparn of directors,
notice Is hereby given tnal At tfin an
nuai meeting or the afocsholders ~ his
company to b. hcid At tho office 81 tlr,
company Ia thn CITY of houston on
tho Il, DAY Of July. lsis action viii be
taken III reference 20 the sale of tlir
company property ANA winding MP of
ITS AFFAIRS. lookius 10 she cNpirat on OF
the company Il II, trter Ia October. 1856.
raul isljiu Secretary houston nhcct
Navigation Company. II
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Special Notice.

NOTICE no TEACHERS the school
hoard Of The cry of Columbus. fc>as.
wsll receive applications for ten hers foF
the free echoui form Of the Columbus
high school un,il July i. for the posi-
tons OF principal, firAt aud second as
eistantS. al salairea al $50 so aud son re
speedway. Applicants must hr graduats,
OF regularly acercdised colleges and
must he VOL recommended
Attest: +. H. lsroi
:. Il. Ehrcnwerth. Mayor
CITY clerk. 10
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Drawn tome cures injigest on. lhcum1.
lism oatarrh. kidney aud female com
plants advice tree. Headquarters .os
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NpJft' y. W hureas tho district court or
lIarria county, TeNns., IN the case ot
7 u Cobhs ~ al w. The Houston Belt
ln1 Magnolia Park Railway company
ct AT. 10 43at ON the docket of SAID
court by ts order 81 February l. 1856.
itaLL In -. M Nm
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CANCER cured In seven days without
pain. ro cure no pay. ipr Siitone.
5nn ~ Main streot T.
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WANTED--A coIorcd hoy nhSu, Is or 20
years old must understand houscwork.
Apply To br. Il, A. Holland. ROOM iotS,,y
Congress street. u,
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WANTED ny a good honest young man.
a ibh as por'cr In soma Wholesale store
can give soud reference. Address 'ill:
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VI esul''ower Tor
,,sy'A. Carload
>, .,e,,sr wan, Of sklil
y = u IN judsins III, ,.o Of,
| -, than misleai ous
y,sou is of cNceei'as
f. I, this day The No',
!,s,rb.ng everything ana
|, Three happy are
-, of 1t, and dtte"' l"
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rl'i'e HIS sou" $50,
kui there are 'nf''N
H. which tire our pa
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WANTED Agents can make $@ weekly
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For Rent.

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STORAGE ,s Lar ,,, seo , worcn ,,n.,
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