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BLOOD ON THE Moon,
FIERY JOE BLACKBURN AND
LOGAN CARLISLE MAY COME
TO BLOWS.
1t is Said That the Senator Will
Slap the Son of the Secretary
of the Treasury in the
Face.
By Union Associated Press.

By Union Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. blood is
on the moon and a rencounter be-
tween Senator Joe Blackburn and
Logan Carlisle, son of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, as a result of the
political feud between Carlisle and
Blackburn in Kentucky, is said to
be an event that may occur in the
Nations Capital at an early day.
Reports are current that Senator
Blackburn intends to slap Logan
Carlisle's face when the latter re-
turns to the city. In that event a
battle is sure to follow.
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CEN. FTzLEE.
Confers With Presid mt Cleveland aud
Secretary onley 6elauVe 10 the
Cuban War.

By Union Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee, Consul General to Cuba
who has returned to the United
States, held another long conference
with President Cleveland and Secre-
tary Olney this afternoon. 1t is
stated on excellent authority that
the subject discussed was the fact
that Spain is seeking quarrel with
the United States and endeayoring
to commit some overt act to
get the United States to intercede
for Cuba so she can Withdraw with
honor and not lose prestige among
the great nations OF the earth. Gen.
Lee declares that Wyler so advises.
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Jackson's Case.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Nov. THE
Court of Appeals having heard the
argument for a new trial in the case
of Scott Jackson and Alonzo Wall
ing for the murder of Pearl Bryan,
designated Judge hassehigs to pre-
pare the opinion of the court.
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Cotton a Li.tle Up.

New YORK, Nov. l0.-Cotton ad-
vanced to II points at the opening
yesterday on decidedly better English
news and reports of damage to the TOP
crop by heavy frost in Mississippi, Ala
bama and Georgia. These reports also
caused an advance in Liverpool. The
local market at II o'clock had a finn
undertone and showed net advance OF
8 to points.
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Works start In Ohio.

PIQUA, Nov 1o.-The oorrugating-
works and rollingmills. the Snyder
Brentwood works and the Orr linseed
mills have started up, giving employ
ment to 900 men, The American Straw
board works will start as soon as repairs
are made.
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The protests that went up from
the millions of tongues that ap-
plauded Brayn's utteranees, empha-
sized by the millions of ballots that
went into!the bollot box yesterday,
are an object lesson that concen-
trated wealth and power cannot fail
to heed. If so, VIM. ]. Bryan and
they who fought with him have not
fought in vain. Wilmington IN. CO
Star, Bryan Dem,
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There is Il gold standard Democrat
in Pine Bluff who may be honored
by the next administration if the
gold boilers are pei mitted to gather
at the pie counter over which Mai
Mckinley will preside. assisted in
the distribution by Mark Hanna
Gen. IL. King White flew the free
silver coop early in the fray and
took a leading part in the delibera-
lions OF the Arkansas boilers. Gen.
White is a brilliant mar, the most
powerful talker in Arkansas, a
heavy weight in any kind OF rough
and-tumble political fight and a
genius in conversation. He is a
trihe giraffe, or rather impulsive,
and but for this fault he would to-
day be an eX governor and sitting
United states senator. Gen. White
may be offered II foreign mission.
There is only one thing in the way.
Powell Clayton will control all OF
the patronage in Arkansas and to
be distributed in Arkansas, and it is
not known whether Gen. White is
persona grata with Gen. Clayton.
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AN IMPORTANT NETTING.
National Association of Merchants and
Travellers Convene This Week.


National Association Of Merchants and
Travellers Convene This Week.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Large numbers of
merchants throughout the western and
southern states have signified their IN
tention of attending the meetings of thu
National Association Of Merchants and
Travellers in Chicago this week, and the
event promises to be of national impor-
lance. The merchants are eager at this
particular time to hear the views of Ly-
man j. Gage. who has announced his
intention TO speak on 1.-The Banking
Situation. Scarcely less in Importance
to the subject to be handled by Mr..
Gage is the address to be delivered by
J. v. Farwell Jr., on 1.-The Mercantile
Situation.
AS the $4,000 retail and wholesale
merchants comprising the association
are located in the states where the mon
ey question was the paramount one in
the campaign, the merchants are desir-
GUS of hearing the financial views of one
who is able to discuss it intelligently.
The merchants who will comprise the
largest attendance at this, the second
meeting of the association, are chiefly
from the drygoods, clothing, boot and
shoe, hardware and grocery branches
More than the usual amount of late sea-
son buying will be done by this weeks
visitors, if their letters to Secretary
Tomlinson are any indication. Nearly
all of them add the facts that they have
been running on light stocks, and there
fore must do some buying to pay for
their coming to the city at this time.
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Powell Clayton, by the way. will
he mighty man with the next adj
ninistration. He was one OF Han
mas trusted lientenants from long
before the nomination of Mckinley
until the day of the election.
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Will Run Overtime.

BRIsroL, Conn. Nov. lO,-The bust
ness revival is felt here, and the most
notable instance of it is found at the
works of tins Bristol Brass and Clock
company, The factory will now run
overtime. This course is necessary to
fiji order which have been received.
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sllkworIss Running Fall rlme.

MANCHESTER, Conn, Nov. lo.-Ths
big silk mills of CLANCY Bros. is now on
full time schedule. The works have
been at reduced time for more than
three years. The change affects $500
employees.
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suioided. over tho Election.

MENDEN, Mich, Nov Albert
Collins was so disappointed over the
result of the Presidential election,
that today he hanged himself.
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A BOLD THIEF
steals a Shot Gun from Our Constable
and Escapes.

Saturday some daring thief stole
valuable shot gun from Constable
G. NJ. Philpot. The gun was left in
the office of the Prosecuting Attor-
ney, at the Court House, and some
time during the day thief stole the
gun, and up to late hour Saturda y
night no trace of it had been dis
covered. 1t will go hard with that
t!.ief If he is captured.
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The Republicans have come into
power on the pledge sthat their sue
cess would guarantees a return to
prosperity. This being the pledge
on which they won, I'll is to be hoped
that it will.materiaize They have
promised to restore bimetalIism by
international agreement, and the
people will now have an opportuni-
ty to ,testi their sincerity.s In the
meantime there is but one thing to
do, and thai is to.acceptl che result
and watch developments. tlanta
Constitution, Bryan Dem.
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Pan Time In carshops.

SEDALIA. Mo-, Nov, 10.-After work
ing half force on half time for some
months past, the Missouri Pacific rail
way has put full force Of men at work
in the oarshops at full time.
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THE PR0TEcTI0NISTS
WANT TO REAP IMMEDIATE
RETURNS FOR THEIR CAM.
pAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS.
An Extra Session of Congress to Pass
Protective Tariff Bill Urged
BY The Tariff Barons.
BY Union Assnciated Press

BY Union Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 7.-Republican
leaders and proteetionists are urg-
ing an extra session OF congress soen
after March 4th, aud President elect
Mekinley's inauguration TO push
through tariff bill for the protec-
zion of wool, woelens aud other
manufactured articles.
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Judge Reagan better.

PALESTINE. Tex, NOV. 10. Judge ].
H. Reagan, who was quite sick for a
week, is much better and is able to IL
up. He is recovering quite as rapidly
as could be expected at his advanced
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James shnrpe AcquItted.

SHERMAN, Tex, Nov 1o-The jury
in the case of James Sharpe, charged
with killing Thomas J Wood in this
city in July last returned of acquittaI
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wM. M'KlNLeYs CABINET.
Republican, Managers Discuss Prominent
Names for Members of McKIn-
ley,s nieiaI family


NEW York, Nov. Republicans
around the late Republican head
quarters are busily discussing proba-
Bile members Of McKinley's official
family after March the 4th, next.
Among those whose names are
prominently mentioned in that con
nection are Speaker Reed, of Maine;
President Harrison, of Indiana;
r A. Alger, of Michigan; William
Merriam, of Minnesota Fl. C.
Payne, of Wisconsin; Cornelius N.
Bliss, of New York, II. Clay Evans,
of Tennessee, and John NJ. Palmer,
OF Illinois.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-11

NEw'YoRK, Nov. THE steamer
Lebourgone was grounded Off Sandy
Hook this afternoon, but managed
to pull herselfloff at high tide.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-11

NEW York, Nov. Actor De.
who has been drawing $3.50
a week with Harry Williams, was
sent to jail today for failure to CON
tribute to his wife's support.
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TELE6RAPHIG BRIEFS.
SHORT ITEMS BY WIRE OF
GENERAL INTEREST.
Bryan Sends Greetings to Bimetal-
lists in the East.-A Terrific
Explosion.
BY Union Associated Press.

INDUSTRY, Pa, Nov "A terrific
explosion OF nitro-glycerine occurred
near Smiths Ferry today A man
and a skif loaded with dynamite
are missing.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-11

c. R. Breckenridge has many warm
friends in Pine Bluff who wish for
him prosperity and happiness what
ever may be his political views or
his place Of soiourn.
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yielding TO the Popular Verdict.

Now that McKinley's election is
an assured fact, let US all as good
citizens yield to the popular verdict
and give the victors fair chance
to accomplish the good things they
have promised. Brethren of the
free silver persuasion: We are hon
est IN our belief that free silver
means just dollar. But we are
not infallible. Maybe cur oppo-
nents who, in the main, are honest
in their views, know what is better
for as than we do ourselves. They
have outnumbered us at the ballot
box, and as there are as many more
OF them it may be that they have
more combined wisdom. Anyhow
we'll give them fair chance. If
they prove, from experience, that
their policy is for the9country's
veal, wen face about like Henry
Watterson' ands send.. Bryan on n
Ieeturing tour to.prove the inspira-
ton of Mark Hanna and William
Mckinley. If on. the, other hand
they deceive. us Wen wipe them off
the face of the earth in 1900. Hen
derson (Ky) Journal
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-11

The best hope for future useful
ness Of the party lies in getting 1t
back to the old conservative lines.
1t can never. be- successful as a radi-
cal party-nor useful. For this
reason an overwhelming defeat, in
stead of a drawn battle, may be. of
the utmost use.rto it as we'll Jas. to
the country. Working on the old
lines, it was the greatest power for
good in thei United States. Over
whelmingly Decentralization it makes
an unnatural.and. illogical excursion
into radicalism, it Will probably re-
turn to its natural work and become
again Of great value to the country.
But the excursion into radicalism is
likely to cost it long period Of ex-
clusion frorn power-Macon (Ga. J
Telegraph, Sound, Money Dem.
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NlEssRs

Ed c. Mutt, advance agent for
sYanke Drummer, spent last night
in our city.
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Wanted An Idea ' $as !: s : iass

ProrecC yOur ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN wEDDERBORN & CO., Patent Attors
neys, Washington, d. c.. for their $3.50 prik7 oner
and list or Two hundred inventions wanted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
,ention Of 1895 Kearney introduced the

yention OF 1895 Kearney introduced the
Prisoner, Ivory, to the witness as a
brother" p. j. lyman and O'Donovan
Rosa, according to Jones, were present.
and lyman said that Ivory belonged to
his camp" and had been known to him
In Dublin previous to 1899.
Jones mention of the Chicago conven-
ton of 1895 refers to the new movement
convention" which was attended by a
number OF contldants of Lyman, who, dur
ing convention time, it was stated in
court, held secret meetings with them.
Later, 1t seems, Jones joined a camp
under the name of Thomas Meric Jones,
Continuing his account of the visit to
Chicago, Jones' said he arrived there on
Sept. 90 Of last year and was met at tho
railroad station by st. Jas n GaiTney. He
St, I'd at McCoy's hotel, where the com
mIttee Of the secret organization met
Ivory, Jones stated, attended the meeting
at which tho names were chosen to be sub
mittcd to the public convention as officers
of the new movement" the object being
that an open movement might BIO con-
trolled, as it is according to Jones, by
secret organization.
In anoJher portion of his testimony
Jones said that he saw Ivory two or three
weeks before the latter left America in
CodY's saloon, in New York, which, he
further stated, is largely frequented by
members of the organization.
Jones then produced document pur-
porting to give the constitution Of the So
cety up to 1895, aad also typowrltten
copies Of the constitution and ritual of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

For more than two centuries there has
always been somebody who, like the Duke
Of Cambridge, has been popularity known
among his contemporaries as 'the duke"
par eminence If not invariably par excel,
lence Immediately after the restoration,
George Monk duke of Albemarle, was
"the duke" in common parlancc all over
the country and from his death until the
death of Charles II 'lhc duke was James,
duke Of York, who became king as James
II.
Aftcrward the Duke of Monmouth and
the Duke of SchombcrR were each in turn
";ho duke" for n brief period, and then
followed John, duke Of Marlborough. For
q tine the Duke Of Newcastle or the Duke
Of Argyll was "tho duke" of contemporary
ChrOniclers, and subsequently William,
Duko Of Cumberland ('Billy tho Butch
or, " as he was affectionatoly called IN scot.
land, was "lhe duko'-a designation
which passed from him to Frederick, duke
Of York, his grardnephcw But somehow
or othcr even in the Duke of IOrk's life.
time he WAS dcposcd from this nominal
pre-eminence by Arthur, duke Of Yelling.
ton, who for just upon 40 years was al.
ways and everywhere "the duke"
il was perhaps partly as his successor
(though not his immediate sucCcssur) az
commander in clliuf, and partly because lie
WIS once practically speaking, the only
royal duke ('ur the Duke Of Cornwall was
Prince Of Wales and the Duko Of Cumbor.
land was king Of IIaGoyrJ, that the Duke
OF Cambridge has bcon known for an
equal or even longer time as CmPhatically
"the duke. "-London World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
Accidentally Killed His Conpanlop.

Mt HOLLY, n. j., Nov H.-Whilc out
rabbit hunting on the l5uttcrworth fnirn
yesterday George Il. Mason, Il young man
residing at Smithville, was accidentally
shot in the head and Instantly killed by
Dallas Pierce, young man about his own
age, Pierce was shifting his gun from
one arm 70 the other when it wa dis
chrryd. Mason was only ten feet away
ut the time, and 4c"er W-t.ryd = word u.ler
h. fell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
THE BOLERO.
It Is Sometimes Made of Fur-Notes Of
Curselets and Gowns.

The sleeve Of the fashionable bolero is
more simple than those of gowns, and, Of
course, somewhat larger, in order that the
bodice sleeve may conveniently slip inside
1t. The bolero itself is bordered all around
with bands of ostrich feather trimming or
fur and straps Of fur, running horizontal.
ly, close it In front. There are epaulets and
4 collar of fur, and cuffs and sleeve bands
also, as well US reyers. Sometimes the bo-
leio is made entirely Of fur.
For indoor wear the bolero may be add
ed to full Chcmisette or blouse. Bolero
effects in embroidery, lace and passemen-
terio are likewise applied to all styles Of
bodice, whether they RRe plain or gathered,
or have a point, basques, Positions, belt Or
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

A supper will be given by the ladies of
Newport NJ. II. Church, in Red Mons
Hall on Thursday evening November 10th.
Tickets rs Conts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

DR.. Smms' White Pulmo nic Balsam, the
famous throat and lung specific cures
hourssness, sore throat. Group etc. For
consumption 1t is splendid. preventing
and curing even hopeless cases. For sails
at COG King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
THE IRISH NF0RMER
Appears in the Case Against Ed.
ward ]. Ivory, in London.
A MEMBER OF IRISH SOCIETIES,


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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

Mothers look alter your children and
see they do not suffer with worms; You
will look after them right. when you use
DR.. Slmms' worm killer. the first choice OF
all medicines for worms, none better. 25c
and GOO. COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

For Rnnt-'nhp house M 100 Oranco
sl'a.t. Arply to G. L, Vernon, this
Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
H0O?E2'S AA00IAE ; S: :;$:::


Glass, paints, oils, etc, at Bailey q
Mammele, IS Il. 4th street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

DELLA VI AM. III lt1ipAf'
Tor New Castle, Sljt IL 10 a. m; 20o
$50, SIS, G53 9.Jl y. III. and l2.lO night.
For Lewes Sl3 n NJ; 42i p; IN.
Jelniar Z 10 ll.0l a. NJ; All and ll.56 p. m
Fur Harrington and way stations Only
Express ror Wyoming. G.53 p. m:
EXprcss for Cape Charles. Cid I0iat
Comfort and Norfolk. ll.Ol i. IN. ana Il,lj
J.. m. ...
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle. 9Jl p. III. and P.lO
For Cane Charles. old Point Comfort
t'or Midhlctown; Clayton. Dover. Wy
Cning, Felton,. Harrington. Brtdgeville.
soafOrd. Laurel and DllInar. lI.06 p. m
On Congressional Limited Express
train3, composed entirely of Pullman
VCstibule larlor and Dining Cars. No
extra fare other than the usual Pullman
charge,
20 Limited express trains, composed OF
Pullman Nestbulc PariOr Cars Nestl.
bulls Passenger Coaches ana Dining CAR
No extra fare
For farther information passengers arc
referred to the ticket agent at the STA
&. ii. rEEVOsT, J.R.'W WOOD
Gen. ManaG9r Cen. Pass. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE II. X.
IN EFFECT JUNE 20. 1896.

Trains leave wilmington as follows; ~
t,Sy, az l.oO $50, $50, 1913, 100, 1C;l6, H29'
5.iV, So, 6.io, 70a, sos and az p. m;
1879, 2.55. S.oZ, 5lS $50. and lv42 y. "a. ;,
: 80, So, So, iV.O5. n.25 li;4S a, M; ls"
sO5. 5.U2, $50 G.4J, ~, and s'y1 p; n n "a
For NV ~ YSek Z H. u.s. 49, s' H. ~ ~
S.Oj, all, 5.C2. $40. sos "v1. 81 and lV49
Fori Boston without change. pl6 a, m
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50
u. ~. and $50 p. IN. ,,.,
For Newark Center and intermediate
Stations, Z Us u. m. and 6d5 p. M ma ,,
Baltimore and Washington 4SS ~,
?.ll lO.23, and LOO a. M; 100, LIZ, Ill;
ll5o, S,5G t.25. *'6.Vj. 100. TAI, S.D p III. ana
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
94I AS, 8VS p. NJ, 100 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street 81 f0'
, Mmil$ IS a. S & Esq., III. III IL AZ KS
siS 49i - A. /" Gjs, 3d. E5y, Gil7, So 7'5s'
lliC lliS p m aad b, i2O 3, n / = Il 81
l,2S S.IG 4.O3, 4.Il, G..5. SSS, lg'V5. ana ll'3'
" SUNDAY TRAINS, -, ,,o
tO2 $50, LO7, rs Sos aud y.l2 p m. Il,
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~ For "a che 9ts as eapT US p g. 49, $50 8
lO.05, Il. a. m; l.SI, 80, o'Vz' o'"o' 'o' All"
t.G p. III. ,oo-
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THRouGHoUT By THE
lNTERLOGklNG SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-24
STATE or ONO, CRY or rorrpol

STATE or ONO, CITY or ToTEDol
LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath
that he is the senior partner OF the
firm of +. j. CHENEY & Co, doing
business in The City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, aud
that said firm viii pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of CArARRII
that cannot he cured by the use Of
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. Gil ENFY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence, This 9th day
Of December, A. d. 1886.
(sEAL) SS. A. W. GLEAS On,
Notary Public.
IIall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternully and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
F.J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O..
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