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Evening journal., 1896-01-03
Have pnt INN. Apx,;iarr.

plant of tine Gamswell Auxiliary FIRE
alarm system has bsen put in bV Sim
nous & Brother. At Front aud Tatnsll
streets It Win bs connected with the
regular alarm boxes.
Evening journal., 1896-01-03
Sir Charles Tupper For Prime Minister.

OTTAWA, Jan. IA very quiet caucus
Of tho Conservatives was held here. with
a view of throwing Sir Mackenzie Bowel
overheard and placing Sir Charles Tupper
In his place as Canadian prime minister.
Evening journal., 1896-01-03
YOUNG PEOPLE DANCE.
Leap Year Dance Given By
Camden's Younger Set.
IN HOEORoF MR AND MRg. WHITsON

Miss Heyerin Entertained Some Of Dovsr's
Young Folk Spent an Error able Time
at Her Homo Lat sight some Other
News of Social Interest That WIN Be
Road BY Wilmington People and Their
Friends.
All communications Intended for insertion
IN this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
imlGnlcations N should be written on one side of
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-01-03
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

N0iICE-T. THOMAS J. HANLEY. THE
- tenant aud occupant Of the house Situated
at corner and Townsend streets
mington. courty Of New Castle "a and y STATE 's IF
Deia ara. In cou pliance with the REQUIRE
ment1 OF the acts OF tho tieneral Assembly In
su y case made aud provided. do hereby give
notice that ] shall apply In writing 10 ths,
Jourt Of General Sessions Of the feace and
jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, 10 aud
Ior New Castle county. on Monday the % day
OF February, 1898. being the next term Of said
court. Tor license for sid house AS an inn at.
tavern, for the sale therin Of intoxicating
liquors ~ sa quantities than 1ne Quart. to be
drunk on the premises. and the fol .ou ing re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward a least twelve
Of whom are substantial freeholders Of said
ward. recommend the said application. viz
Henry y Roller Howard r Sparks
Hugh Doneher Alexander Two
william Devlna Frank J Quinn
james III Green Harry (tievfOn
| Charles 4. stevenson JAmts hIocullock
Arthur McCloahev Geo 0e " Ruffer
Michael II. Cannon Johu Griffith
Hugh Scanlan Jeess Treon
James X brighton Charles H. Card. Jr
William Sherwood TbofnAa IL onard
George A. Henderson John Brady
William e. Bruce Robert .McCloekey
| Henry Dugan James p. Reilly
THOMAS j. HANLEY.
NOTICE. II, AUGUST II. vIEWEG. THE
tenant and cupant Of the house sifu-
ated At No. Weat Fourth street in the First
ward IN the city Of Wilmington, county OF
rev Castle. and State Of Delaware. In COM
pliance With the re- luiremenis of the acts OF
he General Assembly IN such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shalt
apply IN writilg to the ourt of General See-
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State OF Delaware. In and for New Castle
county, on Monday the 3d day Of February,
lHiB being the next term Of said court. for q
licehse for said house inn or tavern. for
The sale therein OF intoxicating liquors In Less
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk ON the
premises. and the following respectable citf~
z7nH Of said ward, nj least twelve of whom
are eu5stanti I freeholders Of faid ward
recommend the said application. Wig.
w. II. Jack John Mealey
George Steinicken Samuel WolferB
Joseph Pizor ThomBs Bowman
Frederick Well Jr George O'Neill
Jacob Schieher John Mcguire
Ludwig Hendricks Morris Levy
A. Hauber famuel Finley
James Mccartney John Brown
/ ". Neumayer James y. Brown
". > McAlanus VIM Quigley
James NtkennH Moses Well
Daniel Nc uRker .. J. BaerlDger
Andrew Wilhelm james b. WEIGH
AUGUST II. VIEWEG.
Evening journal., 1896-01-03

MO ICE JOHN MCCARTHY. rHE TEN
IN anti aid occupant I tie hot 50 situated
at northwest corler waite and French streets
known as the Uni ed etates Hotel. in the
Second Ward in the c ty Of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle aud tale OF Delaware,
IN comrliante with he rtquistme IS Of the
acts OF General ASS ubiy in such cesn made
AZ pr v.ded. 10 hereby give office that
shall ply in writing 10 the cur I Of General
Sessions OF the Peace aud jail Ltlivefy OF the
~tate ~ Delaware. ia snd f0- New Castle
county on Monday the hird ds4 OF February.
1856. being next erm OF said court, for a
license for said house as an inn or tavern for
the sale thtr in Of int0Xi atirg liquors in less
quantities than one quart 10 be drank on tho
premises. and the following respectable
citizens of said ward, al least twelve of whom
are fubstAneial fieeholuers OF said Warus
recommend the faid application TO wit:
Samuel HCchheimer =. III. DurBteiu
SAMUEL u Reed Michael Rafferty,
Hnzel Hcnry Eeldmeler
John Farman John II. Hubert
Edward G. Moore William Stuart
Charles Il. utugherty Henry Blouth
John T. Knotts Jacob Baker
Patrick Creedoe Frederick q. Woerl0
George q. Russell il hu Esrner
John keating tennis 4 Quill
DenniE Conner Williams Garland
A. w. Randolph Maurife or onnor
Cornelius eheehan John MurDhy
JOHN MCCARTHY.
Evening journal., 1896-01-03
Leap Year Dauce.

The girls OF the younger set OF Camden
society gave an enjoyable leap year
dance In Ssrde's Hall. that town, last
night The hall was elaborately trimmed
with holly, other green's and chryssn-
themums. and presented handsome
appearance Supper WAS served at 10 30
o'clock. Wyatt's Orchestra furnished ths
music
The pRtronesses of the affair were Mrs
Postles. Mrs L 8 Ssrde aud Mrs VIII
liam Knock. The receiving committee
was composed Of Miss Annie Cooper, Miss
Annie Cowgirl and Miss Matte Scott
Dancing began at 8 o'clock
Among the merry dancers were the
Misses Cowgirl, the Misses Hin cley
Misses Cooper. Misses Draper, Scott,
Jackson, Harrington. Ssrde, Van
Oman, Osborne, ssubbs. George
Gooden and Ellison. Messrs
Terry, Jackson, Glldersleeve, Wood
Clark. Armstrong, Draper, Cooper.
Denesses Townsend, Hollis, r e, Cooper
Freer, Walker, Sterner, Scott, Hazsl,
Prouse Draper and Pride.
Evening journal., 1896-01-03
In Honor of Mr.. aud Mrs. whItsoD.

Mr. aud Mrs Henry D Downing. OF
No % South Clayton street, gave an
evening company last evening Ia honor
OF Mr and Mrs Joseph Wbitson. Of near
Elsmere Among those who called to pay
their respects were the MIsses Hillss
Professor Isaac T. Johnson, Thomas
Savery Niles Annie p Savery, Me and
Mrs Taylor, Mr. and Mrs George A
Rhoades. A B. Clement, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eowell s. England, Miss Annie
Gibbons. Miss Elsie Tatum. Mr. aud Mrs
Richard Marls, Mr. Grubb, Miss Stroud,
of Virginia
Progressive games Of various kinds
were played and refreshments served
Mr.. Johnson and Miss Stroud won the
BOBBY prizes.
Evening journal., 1896-01-03

NOTICE /. JAMES b. TOMAN THE
ANowner and occupant of the rouse situated
at N. w corner MINI and Young Streets. ia
shool District No 40. In the city Of New Castles
county OF New Castle and State OF Delaware
10 con piiance with the requirements OF the
acts o the General Assembly IN such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that sh-ll apply IN writing 10 he Court OF
General SestionH of tha Peace and Jail le-
New Castle comfy on Monday. the 3D. day
OF February, 1876 being the next term OF said
court, for Il license for said house as an inn or
Tavern. for tne sale therein or intoxicating
liquors in less Quantitits than one quart. 70 he
drunk on ihe premises and the following re-
spectacle citizens Of said dis CT recommend
Evening journal., 1896-01-03

NUi Ice. I, Thomas Farmar. the owner
aud occupant Of the house situated at
southwest Corner Third and Monroe
streeta in the Third ward In the city
Of Wilmington, county Of New Castle
and state Of Delaware In compliance with the
requirements OF the acts of the General AS
seinbly In such case made and provided do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writ
Ing to the court of general eessiona of the
peace and jail delivery OF the state Of Della
ware In ana for New uaeile county on Mon
oRy. the 3fd day OF February 1895. being tina
next term OF said court, for a license for said
house. as an Inn OF tavern, tor the sale therein
OF Intoxicating liquors in leea quantities than
the following respectable citizens OF said
va Il, ct least twelve OF whom are substan~
tlal lreeholdera Of said ward recommend said
Evening journal., 1896-01-03

NOTICE II BERNARD CARR, THE
IN owner and occupant of the house aitu-
a. ed at the northeast corner OF Water and
King streets, in the second ward OF the
city OF Wilmington, county of New Castle
and state of Delaware. fla compliance with
the requirement. Of the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby awe notice that ] shall apply in
writing TO The Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state Of
Delaware. In and for New Castle county. on
Monday, The 81 day OF February. 1895, being
The a. xt term OF said court, for a license for
said house IS an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors In less guam
titles than one quart, O be DRINK On ths
pfemists and the following respectable CHI
Gems Of eaid ward at lesat twelve OF whom
are fubataI tial freeholders of said ward,
recommend the said application, viz:
Charles E. Sparks ID. W. Shockley
John FarnAn Michael Rafferty,
William Hammond A w Randolph
Charles B. Dtugherty samuel O. need
Robert Kenyon ,Iacob Is Yates
William Stuart Daniel Ryan
Bernard Donohoe Patrick Kennedy
John II Hubert y G. HirZel
John Walsh Henry Feldmeier
John Kennedy T., ter Elmer
Matthew SpieGelhalfe Thomas W. McVny
Matthias ] Nurnberg A. ~ Jones
Guetave kOnitzer Martin u. Elliott
Cornelius Bu an Andrew q OtH
BERNARD CARR.
Evening journal., 1896-01-03

RANKIra AND FIN ANCIA1a
Evening journal., 1896-01-03
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. Ea7 MAEkkT sTKEET.
Wnm'usso l., NwAres
WnmiuAso' L. NwArts

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-25
THE LIMP AND SLUMP.

Under the drastic policy and depress
ing influences of the Cleveland adloin-
istration. the bank deposits Of The
United States have been steadily
drawn out and horded and hidden for
mlpy months past. This fact Las prov
ed SO universal that it IS no longer
denied. 1t is certain that the aggre-
gate o. :dle money thus drawn out of
actual circulation amounts to Two or
three hundreds of millions. In addi-
ton tn this vast amount in the way OF
indi, dual or personal holdings the Chi
cago Herald, which has been
Systematically investigating the idle
money subject, finds that there are in
round numbers S116.Ooo.0oo of capital
ready for investment, which is being
held back waiting the result OF the cleo
ton. No one need be told the results,
respectively. touching this waiting cap
ital and the election Of Mckinley or
BRYAN. 1t viii all remain in hording
to intensity Mr.. Bryan's threatened
ranic should Mr. Mckinley be defeat
ed. Upon the other hand, the an
nouncement of MciKnley's election, ten
DAYS hence. will see this money being
turned loose.
What q grand revival Of business
there will come with the restoration OF
confidence. The nation has been go
ins on short allowance for many
months. with bond-syndic-ate deals and
insufficient revenues and unprotected
labor. Besides these or in addition
has been the Bryan's threatened panic
No wonder times have been hard with
money hiding away. merchants reduc-
ing their purchases and their pstrons
either afraid or unable 70 buy And
everything yet IS on me limp or slump
waiting for next Tuesday week, wait
ing for rhe assurance that all wiz be
"a Fa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-25
IT WAS A DIRTY TRICK.

Watson's name goes at the head OF
the official ballot along with Bryan. on
the Kansas ticket. The electors are
for Bryan and Sewall Watson's name
was put on to catch. or rather hold the
the vote of the iddle-of-the-roadP Pops.
Watson was nominated at ST Louis.
The Kansas Democrats inGuced the
Pop leaders to 60 into deal in which
Mr.. Watson was to be used as decoy
duck. When Mr.. Watson found il out
he tried to force a division Of the Kan
sas electoral ticket Failing in this
he made an affidavit that he desired
his name stricken from its lying posi-
ton This he sent to the secretary OF
state for Kansas. The Pop and Demo-
cratic dodgers succeeded ia having the
supreme court intervene and declare
that it was too late and that Mr.. Wat
sons name must remain at the head OF
the Democratic ticket although 1t
means nothing in such position, except
as a deception for the unwarry Pop
who will think, or be thus led to be-
ieye that Watson is really running
The whole scheme was a dirty, low
down. dishonorable trick, unworthy
honorable men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-25
pROHIB INGRATITUDE.

The Republican party Of Kansas has
done a good deal for and made many
sacrifices in behalf of the prohibi-
ticnists. in the past. The Atchison
Globe commenting upon that fact sug-
gests that this is a time when the pro-
hibitionists should make some return
by rallying to the support OF the RepuD
lioan PARTY in the interest of honesty
and patriotism. One prohibition can
dldate for governor has Withdrawn,
but another man Immediately bobbed
up and took his place. So there are
left two prohibition candidates in the
field for governor OF course all this Is
in the interest Of Bryan and the fusion
ticket. The Prohibition party do not
expect anything at the hands of party
whose leader, Leedy, is an out and out
enemy, and one section of whose plat
form dmands high license. The last
Prohibition nominee for governor is a
renegade Republican. Whether the
Republican party as, party, shall re-
member the chute taken by the Prohi-
bitionists in this campaign or not, it is
quite certain that it will be individual
ly remembered and that the Prohibi-
ton party will make nothing by their
hypocritical course.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-25
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Cotton in the vicinity of Oklahoma City
on the uplands is still uninjured by frost.
Marshal Magic addressed the anti-Horse
Thief association at Guthrie the other day.
The south-bound train between Guthrie
and Oklahoma City are polled every night.
Perry claims to be growing as a cotton
center and to be eating slowly Into Guth-
rie's territory.
Roy Hoffman is back from the Cheyenne
country with sand In his teeth and a look
of resignation.
Otto Bekemeyer Is just now sweating
some OF his precious moisture trying TO
get out the official ballots.
Major E. J. Simpson of Canadian county,
an old line Democrat. is another man who
announces himself for Flynn.
Mrs. Seraphena Thompson OF Sherman,
Texas has been granted a divorce from her
husband at Guthrie and 6s5 al.nony.
There have been several papers which
have bolted from Callahan to Flynn. Has
any paper bolted from Flynn to Callahan
By this time if Callahan could have a
good chance to say so he would gently
murmur that free homes Is an issue IN
Oklahoma
The Guthrie Leader charges the Chicago
Records postal card election with being
like Oberlander-you can prove any old
thing by it.
The Yukon weekly. Democ1 attic. has also
come to the conclusion that 1t has no bust
ness supporting man like Callahan for
public Office.
J. ]. O'Rourke came over TO Guthrie
Thursday from Ell Reno TO drop few
tears on the side walk over the way Hobbs
and Callahan are running.
No man in a campaign ever made so
foolish a remark as Callahan made when
ne said that free homes is not an issue in
Oklahoma. 1t is the only issue.
D. C. Lewis is around making speeches
with Callahan and while he isn't as eio-
quent as Callahan he makes better
speech. But you couldn't persuade Gala
han of It.
One thing that Oklahoma does not ap-
precsste fully about her newspapers Is this:
They are the most courageous sheets in
the United States. When they do not like
a thing they say it-even II II is in the
middle of fard-fought campaign.
1t IS a cold day when the Enid Wave
doesn't have something about Kings lake.
Here Is the latest: When Charley King Is
in town and noticed a flock Of ducks flying
in the direction of his pond. he hurrlecly
flies home behind the old mare and wipes
the ducks from the bosom Of that lake.
He has killed as high as twenty-three at
one shot. and there is scarcely a morning.
in season, that he does not bag a few
ducks. Kings lake Is the best pay ing
scheme In the strip. 1t produces fish.
ducks. geese cabbage, celery, strawber-
RES. all kinds OF vegetables and is starting
a 3D-acre orchard that viii In time make
its owner several thousand dollars year.
The Wave publishes these reports OF
Kings lake for the purpose Of eocouras-
ing farmers TO construct lakes. The lake
attachment 10 Kings farm makes It
worth s. 60 more than other farms In this
county and the entire cost OF i; was about
500, windmill and AL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-25
REED ON DENNIS FLYNN.

Two notable incidents Of Thomas
Bracket Reeds visit to Wichita yes
terday were pertaining to Oklahoma,
our child on the south.
The great man Of Maine had a mes
sage for Oklahoma and an Important
one. He delivered it twice, once in
the morning and once again in the at
ternoon. giving it the emphasis of re-
petition.
In the morning an Oklahoma delega-
ZION of representative men without re-
gard to party, called On Mir. Reed at the
train to thank him for his work in be
half Of Oklahoma. In responding Mr..
Reed said:
You must thank Flynn. personal
" know that had it not been for Den
, mis- there would never have been a free
homes bill passed"
The second time he delivered the mes
sage was at the beginning of his Won
derful speech to the great crowd as
sembled in the afternoon, among them
hundreds from the territory Of Oklaho-
ma.
Mr.. Reed said: ''NOw away down in q
country that is not in any Way connect
ed with this particular election, except
in the matter Of sending a delegate,
that is the territory of Oklahoma 1t
has got the best delegate l ever saw
from any territory. (Cries of 'Hurrah
for Flynn.D A man who has carried
through the house OF representatives
the bill for the free homes of the peo-
pie of that country. Whether they want
these free homes or not of course
don't know Uaughter) They know
best themselves. If they succeed i'll
repudiating the man whose ability
caused them to obtain the boon, SO far
as the house of representatives is con-
cerned, we shall all of us know what
to do about it. In short, their fate is
in their own hands. If they don't
i know q goodthing when they See it
they must take the consequences.
Great laughter.) And so, my friends,
must an of you. This is free coun-
try. This is a free country in the broad
! est sense. Every man has right to
his own opinion and it is his loss if his
opinions are Tot sensible and if there
are enough Of bad opinions it is the
loss of that country and a loss which
| the country deserves to suffer"
This is language direct, simple, IN
mistakable. 1t comes from one Of the
greatest powers in the land and one of
| the greatest minds of the century. That
language settles the fact that okla
! homa's defeat of Flynn would be ample
evidence for congress that oklahoma
| condemned free homes. In brief, ii
means that free homes and Flynn have
become, through the origin of one,
through the stupendous efforts Of the
/ other. one and inseperable. synonom-
Gus and synchronous- The defeat OF
one is the death of the other. The vic
tory of both is within the reach of Ok
lahoma. VIII Oklahoma heed Reed 5
words?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-25
AWAY THEY GO.

In the month of September this coun-
try sold So, 1885, PA worth Of corn to for
eign nations, against $2,363,61S worth
In the corresponding month of 1898.
The wheat sold to foreigners was
worth Sc, T73, 623, as compared with &c.
1881 in September, last year. The
total for all breadstuffs was ST., 054, ODD
against $11, 1904. The exports of
cotton for September were valued at
S16,S49,163. In the corresponding
month of last year the price of the cot
tor sold in foreign lands was S4.923.-
OILS. For mineral oils, the figures in
September were S., 491, 100 against 81
67T .572. and the comparison in exports
of provisions in between Sl3, 29S, SIS in
September, 1896, and s11.319, 13o in the
corresponding month OF 1890. In these
great staples there was gain of more
than 10000, 900 in the single month of
September That is what is at the
bottom Of the gold imports, and it is a
good, sound, healthy bottom for the
stream of yellow metal to flow over.
On June 80. 1896, the stock Of gold in
banks and government treasures, in
civilized countries. was little less
than two billion, three hundred million
dollars. The most accurate and care
full estimates and reports made the
total s.. 291 10000. Last April the
cold stock in the same banks and treas
uries was s.. pa. 100000. In December
las it was only S2,210.OOo.o0o- At the
end of 1894 the same total stock was
s2115. 900 900. On the 31st of Decem-
Der. 1890. the corresponding total stood
ar but 81, 565. 400, 600. In five years aud
six months the increase was Sa2S.0Oo.-
600. That means As per cent The
average annual rate of gain was about
per cent
The increase is still going on with IN
abated rapidity. In fact the rate OF
gain is rising. Every wears the out
put Of the gold mines goes farther
ahead OF all previous records. Eacn
wear the addition made 10 the world )
gold supply becomes more vast There
Is no sign whatever that this state OF
things is soon TO change The best ex-
perts In the world estimate that the
average gold product Of the four prin-
opal gold mining countries which are
Africa. the United States. Australia
and Russia, viii average more than
5000. ooo. 600 a year for the next twenty
years. That viii mean total prcsiuc-
ton running a. high as s2a5.ooooo or
even s25o.0o.ooo. As the average for
many years to come. Such gold yield
cannot fail to bring about mild kind
Of imitation Of the money Of he world.
in grld alcne.
However. such facts VIII weigh a.
nothing against the madness or inien-
rsonal dece.t OF me average silver bonn
er when he discusses such shadowy
but congenial subjects as the money
famine the .-corneE.nx- OF god. and
the appreciation of the standard O.
values in The United Safes De VIII
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speech he had made in defense of silver,
remember the darn thing doesn't admit
of any strong argument any way"
Senator Lucien Baker OF Kansas is noted
for one thing in Washington already. i've
is getting TO know more about the old
Congressional Records and what they con-
tain than any of the new senators.
In the opinion of a pertinent Kansas
Populist 'Briedenthal in order 10 keep
faith with the Democrats could DO moth
ing else with the Watson matter, but Ia
doing it he is killing himself forever. with
the Pooulists of Kansas
Ed Little IS leaving no stone unturned
to make himself United States senator II
the Populists get the legislature. So ex-
cited are the Populasts Ike Leweliing get
ting over the aspirations OF the young
man that they kind OF wish he hadn't
changed.
The Lawrence Journal scores Harvey
Fleming of Kansas City because Elem
ing refers to Jake Admire OF Oklahoma
as Jack However. II is understood al
Kingfsher. Oklahoma. that it is Jack
Admire the original Kansas article and
the culprits have ceased their efforts 10
saw down his fagpoie.
There IS no disputing the fact that the
Republicans of southern Kansas recovered
themselves and got into fighting trim this
summer in the most marvellous manner
recorded in Kansas history. II looked
very blue July T. BY August the battle
was or and today the Republicans look as
though they had the lead
The eastern papers are now full of
How viii Kansas 60" Special CORES
pondents come TO Topeka, look the aeld
over and telegraph the matter In from
Kansas City. Fred vandegrift has been