The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28


ger tlemen Of the Indianapolis Monetary
Convention could render would be to pass
D resolution declaring that u sound money
majority must be elected to the next House
and then GO home and begin work to make
their declaration effective. Prolonged
discussion Of ideal currency conditions is
out Of place when the free sill
yer men in the Senate are doing all in
their power to injure the credit Of the
government.
THE appeal Of the hungry and destitute
residing in New Castle does not speak we'll
for the Dingley or any other bill. The
factories and the Delaware Iron Works are
doing little or nothing and thus throwing
the heads of numerous families out OF
work. As many of the men as possible
have procured work here in our city at
any kind OF wages. Money and food can
be left at the REPUBLICAN office which
will be forwarded to the deserving poor Of
New Castle.
JOHN MEsHAw, colored, one Of the struck
panel, who was not selected to try Shaw
1t Camden, N. j., which iosnlted in mis-
trial Is now in Jail He was called as q
witness on Wednesday, and was then sent
home for some documentary evidence
which the gland jury waited and not pro-
ducing it was committed as stated above.
The grand jury will meet again to day
when presentment will be male and who
will be implicated in the embracery
charges is State secret which will only
be known when the grand jury appears
before Judge Garrison.
Il The Single Takers were very much III
evidence on last Wednesday night at the
Democratic primary meeting held in
the Seventh ward. The nesting was
for the purpose of elecling delegate aud
an alternate to the Democratic County
Convention for the rovlon of tho party
rules, and the Single Takers were out in
force. for the purpose of controlling the
meeting. But they reconed without their
host and were routed horse and dragons
man Bs 4 Single Taxer and
beUlOCFdb ~ VIC StlIile tiilUI
THE dispute between Senator Morgan
and Grover Cleveland has revived talk in
the New York Sun of tho cx-President's
policy CT infany His unpatrintic treat
ment of the Hawaiian situation was not
the only policy of infamy which characters
lied The Cleveland Administration. The
# l,n Il HI,nn in,
the interest of Wall street and against tho
people was u stain that will be inuelUlc in
history
A BILL has been pres nted in tho Lngis
lature by Representative Donaldson, re-
curing the Wilmington City Railway
Company to pay $a5 u car and the subur-
ban roas SO each Evidently our Lrgis-
lutors ure trying to devise various means
to raise more revenue for the State Treas
urv and some knowing ones say it is bad
ly needed.
SURELY this Is the day Of sudden deaths
The fifth sudden death to orcu' in our city
within month was that Of George Sayers
who dropped dead in front of Charles III.
Banks jewelry storo, No. 6lj Market
street last evening. lio was wolf known
in the city, bcinga quiet and unassumirg
man.
THE new cremaory was to save tho city
several hundred in running expenses 1t
has been in operation now for some seven
months, and has been rs costly in operat-
ing as this old one, excepting the ill for
repairs. Last evening rcsou ton was
passed transferring $50 from the apprn-
rriatiou fer navigation to that OF the Gre
Elatory to pay the deficit
THE annual Hebrew ball Of The Ads
Kodish congregation took place laSt even
ing in Eden Hall The procee;is Of the
hall were for the purpose of raising funds
for the purchase of an edifice to worship
in 1t was a success financially as well as
otherwise.
A SINGLE county in Kansas has reduced
its mortgage indebtedness $54l,9jS in the
past two years. Will Mrs. Lease and
Jerry Simpson, kindly explain what they
mean when they assert that the peoples
debts are steadily increasing under the
gold standard?
THE Public Prosecutor at Madrid, de,
nands sentence upon Lieut. Genera
Wayler Of two months imprisonment
The General yet holds the winning hant
and the possibility is that no will not be
indicted
TIE first money that George Goult
earned of II private uaturh WAS cheek
which he has received from the Uuitct
States Court yesterday for $40 30 for scrv
Ing rs a grand juror in Tho L. :. Distric
Court at Trenton, N. ] How he w!
spend tho money will be An enigma t,
George
--2NE OF the indictments sent in ycster
Gay by tho Trenton, n. j." grand jur,
was that of F-ancis lingo, Of Matchbox
who is row Sewing 20 year sentence i,
State prison. The Indictment is for TN
lawfaily taking letters froiu the post o!'i:e
THE Cincinnati juqlrer says:
'The p.eai&cnG cf the Tpitrd States Ia
made many big tabs 20 soldiers and ha
dilatcd on tao honor Of the country AM
the patriotism oil he people. l!o ha
talked a gIeat deal Of "AmericanSln'
which he was not "q!tr5H tu"mHke good
Now II CRISIS has come u"t. there has beef
no Amer cUni-m in his treatment ui Cuba
i,etHs Ale.
John i Bctk's celebrated light and uar
ale, g ceutsa glass ut Jansscn's GEnnc!
home, 4Db Pine street.
At Dnrs.en's, S L. and
Cigars, ~. 10, a, sc box. Pipes m
ilne sIUkin, ttf1qcco. Lot an,Uklng 1,
l6c h. Eursien ;bn..u:A ,.Issr Sen Aubau
telepheaos, NJ. 80
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