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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

li6erpsile beiaB iebo9 Col. Barring Die
nDtbi9e @iuensfraft unb Musbauer, ippie
ben erforberIi9en Mhltb, um ieinen plan
bl1rhaufibren nnb Der Welt gu 5eigen, buB
9as, mas ben ebrli9en 8iirgern bisber ais
Elm urterrei6bores SbeaG pori4mebte, III
@irflibfeit gu erreiden fei. @5 geldn9 inn,
Die 8eripaItlng feines Departments auf
elmer itreng geT9dftli4en @runbluge %alf3uz
bauen unb in Der 8ebanblung unb 8eaufz
fi6tigung ieiner Mrbeiter unb @ngeiteaten
elm SDitem ein3ufiibren, bas ibm nit Der
s3eit beren po1ites 8ertrauen unb grOBte
s3uneigung eeipann, iobaB Elm Sober nit
Suit unb 2iebe feline Irbeit berri4tete uno
Die @tabt infolgebefien aus Der 4rbeitsfraft
Der 2eute ben bolen NuBen 5og. uno Obj
mo6l Sol. @aring fir biefe feline Reform7
b~efrebun9en teinen anberen Sobn bea1z
fpru6te, ais bas 8%eipuBtiein, ietnen Wtits
biirqern einen groBen 9ienit g~eletfet gu
babert, 10 fpurbe linn bod na9 ieiner fiir5@
Iid erfoIgten 8iidte6r BON europa Dur3
bic linn BON 1einen eigenen 2euten iiberrei9te
G6renzMbreIIe cine Qn%erfennung unb @usz
sei6nung gu She'll, pie lie tpo6l Ielten einem
pfli6toetreuen 8eamten geporben 1T. Sn
bieIer 9lbrefe gaben bic &rbetfer ibrem
Q6tunqsz unb 9antesgefiibI unter @nbez
rem in fol9enben 0orten Iusorud:
Sic boben 6aS Ocpartement pom bem na6tbeilts
-. -,- RI <. ooaI.4!r Lofro.4 -,nIdo frrha,
che Sic sic 2eituns iiberiabmen, ietne 8irflamfett
Decentralization. Dte Nn9eIteGten ltnb nt9t rebr
Der @na6e ooer ~lln9na6e politil9er Utlbrer pretssez
oeben; al ibre Stele baben Sic cine S9iebSbeborbe
e~inoeIest, weG6c trscnb peG9e Sei9mer6en in barr
mon.i6er @etie, obne &iiGii6t auf arS,udrtige
Giniiiiie, %beile9t."
Sine 1ol9e @rfldrung 1T in Der S6at bds
bereoteTte unb iiber5eugenbite Irgument gt<
qen bic alien 8arteimetbOOen unb gu 9unz
item elmer %gsIunben, unparteiii3en 9ef9aftsz
%pertpaltung.
@ber ni9t alein anbere Dffentli9e 8eamte
f0nnen Ii9 an Sol. Waring Elm &eiiptel nebz
men, ~1onbern audi 8ripatleute, tpel3e elm:
grDBere @n5abl bOn @ngete[lten mnb @rbeiz
tern beI6Gftigen, f0nten bon 1einer 8ebanb=
lung Der untersebenen 8ieles lernen. 8it
er IelbIt ertlGrt, babe er tbnen gefagt, baB er
bur9 iabrelangen Gerfebr nit @rbeitern 81
Der lleber5eu9ung 9eldngt lei, baB er fu4 aui
bic i9IieBli9e Nirfung ibres Ge9tsz TIM
@ere9tigteitsgefiibGs berlaien tonne. 81
babe nismals boron geStpeifeIt, baB Oas Sc
-.-
fibl Der Seinbl eligfeit unb bes MiBtrauens
ia Iogar Der 8era9tung, Oas bic Nrbeiter i'm
anfangs entgegengebra3t, nit Der 3ett trot
unb gerabe megen Der Our9fii6rung elmer
i~trengen Oisciplin BON Der ebrli9en ueberz
3eugur1g berbrdngt perben tpiirbe, baB er nur
feline Pfli6t getban, ME Semanbem pifent=
li9 Elm llnre9t 5u9efii9t, unb, tpern bies
bur9 Elm 8erieben gei9eben lei, es fpfort
fpieber gut gemd9t babe. Die S6atia3e
baB 19on jebt BEL allen fetnen 2euter
bieIe l1eber3eugung gum Sur3brn9e gefom=
men lei, betra9te er als cine &e9tfertigunQ
1eines 8ertrauens, Die INN bic gr0Bte Sc
nugtbuung bereite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

-8OitubGieferune auf Dem
2anbe. SIN gbarIefton, 90. @a., Der Sei@
matb bes @eneralpofmeiiters WiGIon, lit
bieier Sage Der erite, ~aGerbin9s MIR mdBig
erfOlgreibe @erfu@ nit Der freten goitab=
Iieferung auf Dem 2unbe eemu3t pOrben.
@s tpurben bort BRET SrGger angeteIt,
Del4e Elm SS~a6resgebalt bon ie 5000 erbalz
ten unb $500 8iirgf9uft fte1en miifen.
9ieie BRET Srdser bedten 5ufammen cine
@ntfernung bDn finf3ig Meilen. sic liez
ferten 65 Stiid poitia3en ab, bra9ten absr
ni9ts na9 benz poltamt 5uriid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Set Cholera S1it 1tnO S1ot Sc:
Sffttef.

Mon fat bur9 8eoba9tungen fe1tgeI tent,
baB BEL ben in neuerer 3ett ausgebro9enen
Gpibemien Der aiiatif9en @bolera Der Proz
3entIaB Der @5terbli9tett Elm a~uBergepDbnz
Gi9 GROCER getpeIen 1T. go tamen I'M Sabre
1895 in Sapan 1899 @rtranfungsfdGe bor,
BON benen $500 t0btli9 berltefen, aliO bOns
auf 71.30 Bro3ent. Sn Negppten tparen
bieies Sabr Biz gum 81. @uguit i'm 9an3en
1914 SGle gemelbet, BON benen 1898,
ober SO 9ro5ent, t0btlib tparen, Cine dbnz
li4e 3unabme Der 9eftigteit Der gbolera Fat
Brof. prouIt, @eneralinipector bes franz
30iiI9en Sanitdtsbepartements in Snbien,
Der eigentli9en 9eimntb biefer f9redli9en
&rdnt9eit, fetgefeat.
Die gbolera tpurOe DOrtgss Sabr but9
gtlqer, bic aus Meffa Suriidtebrten, mad
Negppten eingef9leppt, unb man fann ienes
,beili9e Sanb" in Mrabien nit bolem GeGte
als Die 8rutftdtte Der 9et be5et9nen, bertn
Seine bur9 bic Pilger aus benz fernen . item
einqei6leppt tperben, INN bort ausgebrii@
tet unb bur9 anbere 8aqfabrer, Die iiber
9re3 pber bur9 &leinaiten in ibre 9eimatb
auriidtebren, mad Negbpten, Der Sirtet uno
s~upeilen audi na9 benz neitli9en europe
berbreitet Su iperben. Oie eriten Gbolerds
5GGe in 4egppten .truten Gebtes Su9r i'm
September in Salbieb, elmer Srti9aft in
Der NG6e bes NiIz0eItas, nuf. I'm iene
3eit s%raIiirte Die Peft in Metfa unb es be-
megte 1iG Elm ununterbrp9ener Strom bon
3uriidfe6renben @aGfa6rern bur9 9az
miette, Mleranbria nnb Cairo. Man berz
lieB it9 barduf, baB bic am nDrbli9en @noe
bes &ot6en Meeres etnsefibrte 0uurantdne
bic ginf9leppung Der 8ranfbeit berbinbern
niirbe, bob iab man ft6 in bieier @rpartun9
bitter getGuf9t. SIM Sftober fbon aeigte
fi9 bic G6olera in 9amiette, i'm %sSanuar in
Mleranbria unb i'm Mai-tn Cairo. Sbglei9
Die Ngenten Der Snterndtionalen Sanitdts=
@Onferena ibr MOgli9ites tbun, iinb bod
bic 4uarantdne@8 orfebrungen fDtpobl am
1iblt9en Iusgange bes &ot6en Meeres tpie
BEL Der n0rbli9en Station @ebel Ell Sor
gdnali9 un5urei9enb; Die Pet bringt ur9ez
binbert bur9 bas iiibli9e Sbor (&amaral)
Elm unb gebt gum nOrblt9en tpieber binaus.
Sin in NegDpten tpobnenber ameritdnii9er
4r5t, Or. Sames s. 2obe nit Namen, Eat
OOr &ur8em einige beber5i9enspertbe &atbz
f3ldge in 8e5ug auf @Ori3tsmaBregeIn sez
gen Die @ini6leppung Der Seu9e in Megppz
ten unb europa DerDffentli4t, in benen CT
fagt:
Scr mobammebanii9en @~Dlftrtpanbez
rlng aus Snbien foGte 10 LANCE cine
S9rante geiebt nerben, Bis nit St9erbeit
nd9getpieien 1T, bdB fem pilger nit &eiz
men BON anitedenben &rantbeiten bebuftet
1T. S3on BEL ber NbreiIe Der Bilqer mad
Deeftd iolte bur9 ftrenge @eluno6eitsmaBz
regeln feftgeiteqt perben, Oh unter linen
&ra1t6eitsteime ~bor6anben Iinb, unb BEL Der
&idfebr ioqte Riemanb @inlaB in bas 2anb
erbalten, Der ni6t 9riinblib unteriu9t unb
fir ge1unb befunOen tporben lit. Mm beiten
f0nnte bies I'M Sue3s&anal geI9eben. Die
britif9e &~egierung unb lire 8ertreter in
Snbien iollten ft9 bieier Sa9e annebmen,
bamit ni9t, pie es fiir5li9 bur9 einen bon
8ombaD na9 Suatim in QeQbpten befDr=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

gr9 Die SSyrage Der Anitelung bon Sotalz
bedmten, bic CUR Gibabnabme bere9tigt fino,
but@ bic omerifanii9en a~onfnln in Srobz
.britonnien, foG ssreselt perben. 8ielfdf
3oblten bi8ber Die aonfuln iDl6en 8ean1tell
Elm 9oldr nub spgen Die @ebiibreint1d9mer
Elm, pber IS fano cine 8beiI1ng Der lebteret'
alpiI6en Dem 8eamten unb Dem Sonlul
tatt. Sept follen, pie es beiBt, bieie brt7
ti5ben 8eamten fet angete1t perosn, Die
@ebibr fir Die @ibesabnabme ion f%ortfal@
len, bafiir iebo9 bic fir Die &Onlularbe@
alaubigung Der 5attur gu erlegenoe 9ebllbr
etpas b0ber als $3.50 geiteGt peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Stnterttt smi@e.

9ie 9oppfruten finb eroB i'm 8ebaupten,
ober ipern es dn's 8etpeiien gebt, bann merz
ben tie ftbr fleinGuut. 90 %bebduptete bor
einieen Su9en bic y&dnYds GitD @prlb",
baB mebr oGs 9reibiertet u1Ien
@pIbes biefer @elt in ben 9drben Der
&ut6f6ilbs fei.
@ir pousn bieIe 8ebuuptuno etpas be-
Ieu6ten. go6 benz Mrstpeis bes Min5z
bireftors in @aibinoton beGdrft fi6 Der Sc
Tammtbetrao alien @olbes auf So 1901, 9OO,z
900 ober in runber summe auf 1000 Milz
Iione Dollars. 9apon entfauen auf:
sronfrei6 s 500 600 600
Ser. etaatcn. 661, OOO, 900
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

,Sie 6iesiGbri9e gSeisenernte pirb 1paBri6einIi9
eber 500, 600, 600 guibel betra9en ais 400, 600. 600,
ME ie oiiisisG uOn Der &esieruns abSel3ast wors
ben it,"
gra6freet's 8eri9t.
S6pn felt mebreren sSSa6ren 1inb Die &ez
gierungsberi9te iber Die @ei5enrente tpeit
binter ben ipirtIiGen 3iffern 5u~riidgebIiebeu,
tpie Die fOlgenbe ISABELLE na9tpeii, tpel4e
benz Cincinnati Price Currents Sta
t~istical Annual" entnommen lit. Seq
teres lit IorgFGltig rebibirt porben unb
tommt ba6er Der @irfli9teit bieI nd6er, ais
bic 8eri6te, peIAe unfer Nder6auminiitez
RUM in 8aibingtun ausgegeben bat.
SfiSteG. 9riuat.
1890 ..... 99,262,00O 100000
1891 Gil, 100000 675,OO0,OOO
1892 49,. 515,949,0OO 55O,OOO,OOO
1893 ..... 396,132,OOO 475, 1000, 900
1894 ..... 46O,267,OOO 10000 900
5Omit 6Gitten in bieien flint Sabren Die
Ser. Staten nm 260 MiQionen 8ui9eI
@ei8en mebr er5eugt, als Die OffiSielen
8eri6te angegeben BADEN. Wern IS tpd6r
i'll, baB audi gu Der btesidbrtgen Offiz
3ielen N6f9dbung ungefG9r 100000
SuibeG btn5uobbirt iperben mii1en, penn
man Der 8irtIi4fett gere9t tperben min,
Damn pGre bus Elm nsller 8etpeis fir Die
lInfdbigteit bes itatiitif6en Bureaus in
Baibington, MOgli9, baB Der NusfaG nur
Il MiliOnen 8uI6el Ober mod %peniger Be-
tld9t, u6er immerbin folte man ii9 auf bic
Offi3ielen 3iffern better b~erIafen t0rnen.
@enu bas Sffi5ieGIe nidts taugt,
gu mas bann iiberbaupt nod Offi5ieGe 8ez
ri9ts2 Sour, neil man nit ibnen It9erer
5u 9eben gIaubt, ais nit pribaten 3iffern,
bat man ie eingefiibrt unb 3ablt iebes Sabr
bieG 9elb fir 8eamte unb 9rudia9en aus.
@enn ite nt4ts taugen, i6afft man am
beten Die 8edmten unb ibre gebrudten 8e=
ri9te gang unb gar ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Ga oefonpmisdHe. oas @eae,

bi,inii6cn @runOidbsu ~bereeiteat as irgenbein anSs.
reg lrGparat. Gs miro 0enOmneu III Sbeel0ffel.
SOlen, rdbrenO BON auOeren @r3neien flint OScr is6s
Nial looiel erforoerli0 lit. gu BADEN bel Gpotbefern.
Wreis Si.M.
Mau penoe f6 an Sr. 81 abnaD&G o., SD. s.
Gin 5tr., SIsiu gorf, unD Iufe lid sinsa s@atbsebsrs
isnosn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
1tuScre @etscuernte.

p9is 6iesidbrise gSetsenernte pirb 1uabri6einli9
eber 500, 900, 900 8uibel betra9en ais 400, 600, 600,
ME ie ofiisieU Don Der &e9ierIns abgei3ast mOrs
ben it,"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30
Society v.


A rahicgran from Queenstown yester-
day afternoon announced the safe arrival
there Of the fifteen school teaChers chuscu
10y the votes of the patrons Of n. Sncllcn.
burg & Co. and sent abroad for summer
tour by that firm. The party left Philadrl
phia on Saturday, July Is, on tho steam.
ship BelgculAnd ACCOMPANIED by Emilio
l'"ilcnstein, the firms advertising mana.
ger.
From Queenstown the party will start
on visit to all the principal places of in.
tercst In England, Holland, France Ger.
many, Belgium and Switzerland They
will attend the National German Eyposi
tionin Berlin and the International Edu.
cation Exhibition Mt Iencva. Its expect.
ed that ] j. Snelleuburg and s. S. Bloch
OF the firm, who are now in Europe with
their families will meet the party some
where Ia switzerland.
d Miss bonner OF this city was ono Of tho
tourists
Mrs d. NJ. Minors and three daughters
nf al3 Fast Cd street, have returned home
from Atlantic City
Rev, Geo L. Wolf of this city has re
turned home from Atlantic City
John e. Young and family have gcae to
Bcttert0n, Md, to pass IL week or two
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Floyd left our city this morning
for Ocean Grove, and will pass the cuminl,
month at the Atlantic House
Mrs. J. Tullcy Smith and two children
left here this morning for Rehuhuth whcr.
she will spend the summer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30
Mrs, sheI,on.s nl,epp..r.nc..

About week ago an article appeared in
the REPUBLICAN about the disappearance
OF II married woman from Chester with a
married man. The Chester Times last
evening says:
Mrs. Mary E. Miller. of Wilmington,
who is sister Of Mrs. Lorraine Shelton,
the woman reported to have left the city
and hor large family Of children with
Joseph Dickinson, requested Times re-
porter TO say that there is considerable
mystery attached to the leaving Of her
sister; but she will not believe that she
has deserted them while she is in her right
mind Last week one of Mrs. Miller's
boys went to see his aunt, Mira. Shelton.
On his return home he said he believed
tn It MS aunt was not in her right mind,as
she lid not nc. right.
IN speaking further of the leaving of
her sister, she said as she pointed to gold
watch and chain, which had been present.
ed to one of hcrdaughter on her eighteenth
birthday, Docs that look as II she would
leave them to take care OF themselves2"
In speaking Of the trouble between her
and Mrs. Dickinson, she said she was sent
for to take care of her sisters children
While there Mrs. Dickinson came in and
com menccd abusing her sister and calling
her all kinds OF names in front Of her chill
dren, and when she attempted to put her
out she was turned upon and got rather
the worse of the encounter.
Mrs. Dickinson finally ran out of the
house and across a lot In the rear. While
running she fell and injured her arm She
was finally taken into Mrs. Moore's house
on Fifth street and cared for.
Mrs. Miller insists that her sister is de.
mented and will come back in good time
to refute some Of the reports circulated
about her.
The Shelton children will move into a
smaller house and try and keep their home
together, the smaller one going with the
aunt,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

1ADiEsi Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills
b sMood o R-.n IA are the Best s.f R..I
Tor Chi Chichester chsmhissasir t e.. fhil aaa, r.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

The Young Mems RanuhIran CllIb he
been giving r.c.ottous ia candidates for
the VA =, len wear. Init thu ma pivan IN
jain y Higgins and Robert q Houston
WAS the most sucrsssgul one ever given by
that organization. Hundreds of people
passed into the c,nb-house and shook
hands with ,hs candidates
Messrs Higgins and uous+nn occunipd
a posItuon in m. Handsomely dernrotcd
parlor near the mantel The guests we're
introduced to them by Hugh G. Browne.
H. A. Brown and George " Sharks From
early IN ,ha .vaninp until after 10 O'clock
=. said I'm. ~ n.onl,, was p.ssine iuto the
cIubb house An orchestra seated in tina
room ms, hack Of the nsrl,r fnrntshea OK
celIent music,
The candidates mada decidedlv favor
able immersion an all who met them
MANY Mad known Mr. Higgins for Years
He n.eda1 M ,n,rod,,c,ion +, tbem Mr.
Houstop maas , tavor,h,a tnnrassio, m
al, who met him Thnuph voung man
he is krown "a fshtor far Rannhncan.
ism and was known nv that renp,o,ion
I,ar ,or,r, w. a.. ,,a,,,,.,,,a1
The rsce,t,on was in CHARGE Of n com.
mitiea comnosad ~ tba nrasident an,
ytre.nrss,,.rt NJ w., .luh ,ha honso o,,1
rerep,ion rnmmt,...s Thc msmhers wara
G.orya " sn,rrs 81 pronn ph,,in
n Chr,,,,,n n II pn,,inr I,sonh
Ocheltree n n Trtrrs LAIN F. Wh,te.
Rad n n II.,r rsrr,s Cros T,u.roona
w Miuar mo rocs,,t,, n.ssoa ~ IN
,,,,, nh,.h ,.as ,,,t. -. r -
ana oh A, ,bo ,,or,h.rs =, 49, o,,r
Amons thu bundreds vh, wore nrevsr,
durf,o .be er.nina .,s-. ,ba t,,,t,.fn,,
Ioser, II Ad.,ns u,rru r. ,aan.
lanes Andersor
Ardrsu, NJ pI,tr y,,r p,,.,s. II :,
pil,aun Nv, ~ n 'o1H Da",lo'', -, ~
r,s 81 e. p'v ,t n n'r, 1 D. n",,
n p,o, pIaS..a y ,N, ,"N
p,,ra nsasar,L n'.,h -. :,
purns I,nsa ~ @ -
,rhon,o, II 1855 a. n'""''
Isaon p,n-.n 49,, p ',San,. p. eIe' n'."e'
1880 au n. ,,,,,,n po".is' '0"n ~
ra,,n, n,,,. - ~ l'd1uo1n' DanieS ~
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Cra .,eo.s "N' -'e'e" ~'0"N''' - IA
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mis- ~ c,, >, =, ,,, =,
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C.onr, ~D"' 100 L. ''''es' a. v l1'"''e
H"O' 30 II. foueSaei' fiah"iS II. HOO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30
PROPOSALS..
DIR. SlMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills.

Elegantly sugar coated. No taste in
swallowing. GrIpclts5 and not sickenlng.
Operate rrnnhly, and yet you hardly
kltow you tahe medicine. The lineat
Liver, Kidney and Stomach medicine
known. Win surely euro Liver com
UluiCts. Kidney disease and Stomach trul-
bIea. Dyapepsih ctG Cures tired feeling.
skin affections. headache. dizziness. gid
dy'head. &C. Nice Ia every respect as u
real Liver GediGine mud family prntec-
tiou nRhiu-t Diseases. - cents . box, six
10 "nc 70? a.. hotd W dIuE2isls III cities
Gn1 country DayoL. 60 hins eject.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30
Prosperous Lodge.

On Friday evening. July 81, Friendship
Conclavc, No ], Heptascrhs or S. W. NJ.
viii initiate q new candidates, which
will make Q new members admitted
since July 1st and 81 new members
sin's January 1st. This ccnclave has
q membership Of 200 and expect to
have 800 members hy January !, 1881. Be.
neving all things are possible to industry
vited to be present on Friday. night as
business. of much importance will be con.
l!uarei
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

ALL the Republican campaign material
for Delaware has been placed In the hands
Mr., Hugh G. Browne says that the Ma.
tional Committee had not and will no.
recognize Mr. Willis as the candidate for
Congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

DELLA Coulton, a 10 year old nurse girl
was suddenly kissed by strange man in
New York, and as promptly tainted away.
The fellow skipped, and the maiden had
to be brought to by surgeon, Strange
what effect little thing like kiss has
pom some women.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

ACTING Governor Watson out Of the
ation of the gall of bis heart has par.
doned Frederick W. Moore, one of the
Single Takers, from the Dover jail. These
6ingle Takers have been adhcrcuts toward
Democracy. We are glad they have been
able to find out personally how the Demo.
Gratis Of Dover look upon free speech when
Democracy is left out OF it. fx Judge
Fisher and the late Nathaniel Is Smith.
ers could tell You how they were treated
years ngo down the State, when speaking
on the principles of Repubicanism. They
were both Delawarcans, strangers Jared
ey IN worse
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

Rev. A. D. Davis, of the SUSSEX County
Republican, visited our city on Wcdncs,
day in order to be present at the notifica.
ton OF John c. Higgins of New Castle
county Tor Governor and Robert G. Hons.
ton of Sussex county, us representative III
Congress. He was well pleased with the
ceremony and hopes that they may be
elected through some compromise that
may preserve the unity of the Republican
party In the State He recognizes the
gravity of the issues at stake in this tan
vass and would gladly make any pcrsru~l
sacrifice to secure Il successful ,ur,ui.4.h.n
Of the campaign,
He admits that the AdGicKsiles have n
majority in the county. but thinks tuat
the claim that the regulars may poll 100
votes being one.th!rd OF the Republican
vote In the county, rather low estimate,
but we presume that what they luck IN
imbers they will make up Ia rcspcsta.
bility.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

An additional railroad post office has
been established on the line of the Phila-
driphla, Wilmington nnd Baltimore Rail
road, 10 10 performed on trains Ill., lOt,
Us and IN, botwecn Philadelphia ana
Wilmington, Del, tho line being known
as the Short line OF the New York and
Washington Railway Post Once, and the
service Is 20 go into ctftcs on August l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30
ATLANTIC CITY, n. }.


I IOrEL MASCOT
IL ATLANTIC cry. NJ
9lll fnrfc avenue, near Arkansas a ia
vor'c resort for Wilmington people Oue
rock from the Rendng depot Two ninu tes
walk from the beach.
Everything new throughout; windows
screened. Annex with billiards. pool. etc,
free 10 guestR
A cheerful brmeike hotel Rates HIS 70
81 per day s. to flo peT week.
MRS. L. u. II. BROWNE Frop
George & SpGird Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

FATHER Time has claimed itobert Gar.
rett, former President of the Baltimore 4,
Ohio Railroad Company as one of his
own and called him away from this land
Of turmoil and trouble on Wednesday
morning, Mr.. Garrett was well known
as a railroad man, having been connected
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ever since reaching his majority His ia.
ther made the road what It WI, before his
death, but the son had not the abilities uf
the father
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

Governor Watson has pardoned Fred W.
Moore OF this city, who was among the
single Takers arrested at Dover few
DAYS ago, Mr.. Moore was threatened with
typhoid fever and 1t was upon the req uest
OF Sheriff Shaw that be was pard5ned.
Thomas Graham OF Harrington ind JOS.
W.. cross OF this city went to the capital
last u. Eht
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30
pEULAll HOME,

LNvrRTON COTTAGE.
ID OCEAN GROVE. NJ.
81 riierim Pathway. Cunvonienccs suck rs
bath room, etc. aud convenient 10 Auditor.
Inn, Beach aud Post Office Tcrms reason.
arIe. Good table BOARD Address
MRS. s. X uNSMAN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

THE Trustees Of the Poor, on wednes-
day fioated Old Glory to the breezes Of
heaven. Speech making was INDUCED in
by Messrs. Salmons and Crockett, while
Lewis r. Bliason sang "The Star Span.
gle Banner" The flag Is beaut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

George W. McCaulley, the contractor,
has received the following contracts: Nlno
dwellings Of Braauvclt a. Co., ut Phila.
delphia; 1000 feet of artificial stone paving
at the same place; the plastcring Of the
Washington College addition at Chester
town, Md; the German Baptist Church,
two houses for q. p. johnson and a tcne.
mont house for II. W. Sassc of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

YESTERDAY was red letter day in Re.
publicani'n in Delaware and cspo,u,lyln
Wilmington. The woods arc fan Of uul..
ticians, whose Rcpublcan!sru is ouIy
measured by their desire to capture some
good paying office. Self 1rs.. party Altar
WARD anG th5 Public be d---n when they
get IN Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

THREE young men were put out OF the
ball grounds yesterday for boisterous con.
dact The management havs determined
10 keep order,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30
Seaside Resorts.
OCEAN GROVE, n. }.

nAvIDsoN HOUSE ........
L. OCEAN GROVE. N J.
"a Verb avenue. ed near ocean pot
ONCE aud andhOrinm All modern euuveni-
cnces. Rates reasonable. Good ANY Iouna
sprtls' rntes to families; good table.
MRS. CHA. u. BARNES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

WE are pleased to See that Mr.. Hunty u.
Hickman has back bone enough to cause
the arrest OF Officer Davidson for throw
Ing his n ycar.old son, Pau, of his btcy.
Gle, thereby bruis!ng his knee and skin.
ming his leg Arrests Of brycll:ts can be
made without rcsortius 10 brute force uui
the officers should be 81 instructed. The
law should be uboycd, but tn" people insist
OH police officer using only s,.ca force
In making the arrest us circumstances
require. A II year old biryu!st surely
G. uld not be u very hard or unru!y prison.
er to handle. There have been several ar
rests made that are surely credit to the
officer making them. The hlryclsts should
hrst receive a warning then. II they per
sist In soorchng they should he arrested
1t not before There are poicrnru and
p ,licemen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

The brilliant playing Of first baseman
Touhey won the game for the homo team
on Wednesday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-30

G; f.. R!bbans, los East Second street,
when in need of paper, either manila,
druggists or hardware, also paper bags
and twines.