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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-26

nJon pau uaszycu losta1y 10
Wle1czone nadspodziewanie
pomyslpym rezultatem, zebra.
no bowiem W drodze skladek
wsr6d tGssiszej inteligencyi i
okolicznego sbywatelstwa po-
kama sumo zlr. 504 10 ct. w
daiu ego Stycznia b. r. nasta-
pi}o W obecnosci starosty, ks.
pra}ata, dyrektora szkoly oraz
miejscowej inteligencyi, rozda.
ME zakupionych ubrad, a mia.
nowicie: zaopatrzono W ciepla
odziez Sc ch}opc6w j 40 die
wczat. z pozostalej nadwyaki
urzsdzono biednej dziatwie OBJ.
fite W 3akocie drzewko, tudziez
ofiarowano so zlr. ubogie.
mlodziezy miejscowego semi.
naryum mezkiego.
NJ G7SsdaDG. - ,,Ruch Kat"
pisze Warszawy:
,,Znow otrzymalismy sensa-
cyjna wiadomosc z Petersbur.
ga. Oto ks. Czeczot "a wypo.
wiedzenie kazania podczas
nabozehstwa zalobnego "a du-
szs 8. p. Korneia Ujejskiego
W kosciele sw. Kstarzyny W
Petersburgu zostal wyslany do
Charkowa. w kazaniu ma
temat ,,oddat, co boskiego
Bogu, CO cesarskiego cesa-
rzowi" byly aluzye do depor-
tacyi biskupa Simona. Tele-
gram nKnryera Polskiego" z
Petersburga 0 tel wysylce
zawiadamia " sposob nastspu.
jacy: ,,Proboszcz parafii sw.
Stanislawa ks. Czeczot ma bye
podobno mianowany dzieka.
mem W Charkowie".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tutej.
sza niepokoi cd pewnego cza-
su bardzo smials szajka zlo-
dziei. Niedawno W nocy VIA
mali sic do kosciola ME.
dzwiedzkiego. Usilowali NJ
prod przez okno kapliczF
W kt6rem jedne szybs wyb J
wejsc do koscio}a, a gdy
sic to ME udalo, wysadz
okno W zakrystyi, a ztamta
weszli do kosciola. Mimo,
wszystko przerzucili, mic nj
ukradli, znat ME znalezli tego
czego szukali. q kosciola uda
Ii sic wprost do dzierzawcy
probostwa tamtejszego, zabra-
Ii mu pustego pokoiku nowe
futro, a sluzacej jego opr6cz
nowego ubioru, kilkadziesiat
marek. Potem sic dobijali do
sypialni dzierzawcy, lecz ten,
obudzony podejrzanym szme.
rem przy oknie, sploszyl opry'
szk6W. Me dose ma tenn; diva
dni potem W nocy odwiedzili
dw6r tamtejszy, ale i p. Mie.
czkowski, dziedzica obudzii sic
W sam czas i wystrzalami
rewolweru ich sploszyl. Are.
sztowano juz jedne podejrSa-
na o te napady osobe z wybu.
dowa1 niedzwiedzkich, ME.
wiadomo jednakze, czy jej
udzia1u W tych- wyprawach
z}odziejskich udowodnic bsdzie
mona.
Kozomigacya . szkoSy k0to.
Tickle. - Komisya koloniza.
cyjna rozkolonizowala, natu-
ralnie miedzy protestant6w,
majatek Wielkie Rybno pod
Kiszkowem, skutkiem czego
robotnicy polscy i katoliccy
opuszczaja wies to z dniem l
Kwietnia: szkola katolicka
tract ns tenn 40 uczni6w kato.
lickich i z tego powodu druga
posada nauczyciela katolickie.
60 zostanie zniesiona. Tax to
kolonizacya, odbija sic ME
tylko ma stosunkach narodo.
wosciowych, ale i religijnych.
Pan Rogier S9aaoski, ar.
chitekt, syn p. radscy St. sla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-26
Przeglad polityczny.
Chicago, % Stycznia 1898.

Bylo rzecza }atwa do pre-
widzenia, re wysaanie okretu
wojennego ameryka6skiego do
Havany ME przYczyni sic do
przekonania Hiszpan6w, ze
miedzy RADIANT Washington
skim a madryckim istniejs
rzeczywiscie przyjazne stosnn.
ki, daieki kt6rym stany Zje.
dnoczone wyrzekns sic chsci
doiscia do posiadaDia perly
Antyl6w. Wszystkie gazety
hiszpadskie bez wyjstku uwa-
aais wyslanie wojennego ol.
brzyma Maine" do Havany
jake dowod niczem ME uspra.
wiedliwionego wyzywajacego
zachowania sic McKinley'a W
obec narodu hiszpa1skiego. W
odpowiedzi ma demonstracys
rzsdu we Westinghouse PREY.
by} do Madrytu admiral
Chacon odbyl konferencys
ministrem floty. zaznaczyl
przy tel sposobnosci, ae osta'
tnie manewry floty ma morzu
wykaza}y, il hiszpa1skie okre'
ty woienne znajdujs sic we
wysmienitym stanie j SO goto-
we do zmierzenia sic mary
narka amerykansks. Ma mai
bliaszej radzie gabinetowej 20
stanie rozstrzygniste pytanie
ezy naleay wyslac tymczasem
jeden tylko okret do Havany
lub zaszczycic cd razu rome
porty ameryka6skie przyje-
mnoscis przebywania W mich
okret6w hiszpa1skich.
DraaliwosG Hiszpan6w, bsdz
co bsdz, 3atwa jest do wyao,
maczenia. Wyslanie okrstu
Maine" nastspilo bardzo ME
W pore, chociazby z tego tylko
wzgledu, ze zostanie wyzyska-
ne przez powsta6c6w kuba6.
skich ma sws korzysc.
q powodu }askawego przy-
jscia arcybiskupa Stablewskie-
GO przez cesarza i ukazania sic
kilku przychylnych Polakom
artykul6w W niekt6rych ME-
mieekich gazetach, ogarnsla
hakatyst6w Ottawa.
Wnet zaczsli oni dowodzic,
ae wszelkie uchylenie sic cd
istuiejacego kierunku wywo}a
W Niemczech powszechny pro-
test - tax powszechny, ze ma
wet socyalisci przylsczs sig do
niego. l tu ma dow6d przyto-
czyly dzienniki berli1skie fakt
rzeczywiscie ciekawy, nieobo-
jstny i dla mas. Mozemy bye
zadowoleni, re trwoga hakaty-
stow wydobY}a 6w fakt ma
swiatlo dzienne, DO niego je.
szeze raz poznajemy socysli.
stow. Ma Szlazku G6rnym, W
Prsdniku odby}o sig zgroma-
dzsnie socyalistyczne, ma kt6-
rem ntowarzysze" niemieccy
uderzyli na polskich, zarzuca-
jsc i'm jakies narodowe sklon-
nosci. Socyalista Winter po.
stawn rezolucys: ,,Zgromadze-
ME potepia daznosc do utwo-
rzenia odre bnej partyi polsko-
socyalistycznej, poniewaz ona
moze sic stac bardziej polsks
niz socyalistyczna, W kazdym
rasie by}aby narodowa, wiec
nieuznawana przez socyalizm,
kt6rY wprawdzie ME uwzgls.
duia roznic narodo Eych, ale W
Niemezech praktycznych
wzglsdow powinien bye ME
mieckim". Towarzysz Pfann-
kuch poczal wyszydzae Pola.
k6w, odzywal sic o mich wyra-
zami bardzo obelaywymi i Ia
aada} uchwa}y, IL wszyscy SO.
cyalisci W Niemczech uznaia
sig "a Niemcow. Towarzysze
polscy Merkowski, Morawski i
Grzywiecki oswiadczyli, 2e
wprawdzie agituja po polsku,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-26
Telegramy KrajoWe.
q k0ngresu.

czasach. Republikanin Stone
dowodzil, re easy So obecnie
dohre, gdya ludzie So zatrud'
nieni i ME korzystajs z dobro'
czynnosci publicznej. w cd.
powiedzi temu m6wcy zazna.
czyl demokrata Richardson, ze
Stone ME vie, co plecie, gdyz
W Novel Anglii jest pozba-
wionych piracy 125,oo0 robot.
nikow.
Demokrata Smith potspial
system wychowywania Indyan.
Razi 60, ze mlodziea indya6.
ska uczy sic czytac, pisac po.
znawac pismo swiete. Pra-
gnslby widziec to mlodziez
ksztalcscs sic W kierunku
przemyslowym.
w senacie debatowano 60.
rsco mad rezolucys Tellera.
RAPPORT konsula.
WASHINGTON, 25 Stycznia.
z Havany nadszed} do mini
sterstwa spraw zeWnetrznych
rapport generalnego konsula
Lee, donoszscy, re wojenny
okret ameryka6ski MAINE"
zostas W porcie przyjsty z
wszystkimi honorami, przepi-
sanymi etykieta. W miescie
panuje spokoj.
Pose1 hiszpa6ski senior Du.
puy De LONE ME widzi we
wyslaniu okretu MAINE" do
Havany mic takiego, coby "a
graaae mialo zaki6ceniem sto.
sunk6w hiszpa6sko' 'amerykan.
skich.
Smierc W pfomieniach.
SPOKANE, Wash, % Stycz.
W Great Eastern Block, przy
River Side ave., wybuch& W
nocy pozar, spowodowany eks.
plozya maszyny. Bys to budy.
mex 6 pietrowy, zamieszkany
przez blisko 100 os6b, pogra-
aonych W snie glebokim, gdy
ogie6 szerzyl sic gwaitownie.
Me bylo przy tym gmachu
drabin bezpiecze1stwa. Gdy
ludzie pobudzili sic i chcieli
uciekaG, schody byly jua spa
lone ME pozostaia lima droga
ratunku, jak przez okna. Jed
nym udalo sic to szczssliwie,
gdyz chwytano ich ma rozpo'
starte przescieradla. Inni roz-
trzaskiwali sic, padajac ma
bruk. 10 os6b ME zdazy}o do
STAG sic do okien, gdyz straci.
wszy przytomnosc wsr6d dy-
mu, stall sic pastws p1omieni.
Pozar W st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, 25 Stycznia. -
Union Elevator" W East st.
Louis splonal dzisiaj z 800 ty.
siscami buszli ziarna, kt6re
tam bylo ma skladzie. Sp}one
]y nadto spichlerze kolei Bur-
liugton & Quincy, oraz S5
wagon6w re zbozem, kt6re
odejsc mislo do Newport
News. Straty dochodzs do wy.
sokosci dw6ch milion6w dola.
row.
Przytomnose umysfu.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, 95 Stycznis.
DO prywatnego ofsu sedzie.
90 Madill, prezesa Union
Trust Company, zg1osil sic
miody, 22letni czSowiek, PREY.
3ozy} mu revolver do g1oWy i
zazada} wydania sobie $4,000.
Ssdzia ME straci1 przytomno'
sci. Zaczal gosciem roma
wiac lagodnie, a tymczasem
nieznacznie dal sygna} dete-
ktywom, aaeby przybyli mu ma
pomoc. Przybycie policyant6w
zmisszalo rabusia. Pozwoln
sobie bez oporu zasozye ma rsce
kajdany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-26
Obraza majtstatu.

BERLIN, 25go Stycznia. :
Jan Trojan, redaktor znauego
powszechnie ,,Kladerada.
tsch'a" zostai skazany ma
dwumiesieczny pobyt W twier-
dzy "a obraze majestatu, kto.
rel sic dopusci}, umieszczajac
W swej gazecie karykaturs &C.
sarza Wilhelma.
Kr0tkie WiadOmosci.
Ma radzie ministrow
fraucuzkich oswiadczy1 mini
ster spraw wewnetrznych, ze
spok6j W Algierze zosta} PREY.
wr6cony.
w obec og6lnej drozyzuy
chleba we W1oszech, stawiono
W izbie poselskiej wniosek
obnizenia ella cd zboaa, PREY.
bywajacego zagranicy.
- Flota angielska na wo-
dach chl6skich podzieli}a sig
ma dwie czssci. Jedne okrety
znajduia sic W Gu sau, drugie
W Che.1ulpo.
- Ekspedycya lorda Della.
ware dotarla do Fashoda. mad
Nllem, do miejscowosci odle.
g}ej 400 mil cd Kartum. Miej.
scowosc ia by}a jua zajeta
przez Francuz6w, pod do
w6dztwem kapitana Mar
chand.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-26

jst pozyczke cd Anglii, jeaeli
Rad angielski zobowiaze sic
bronic Chin przeciwko prze.
mocy rosyjskiej.
Kontrakt dzierzawy portu
Kiao Czau przedluzono estate.
cznie ma SO lat. Cesarz chinski
takiego obrotu rzeczy jest
bardzo niezadowolony.
zle przyjeta wiadomosc.
MADEYr, 25go Styczuia. =
Tutejszy Impartial" oba.
via sic, re pospiech, z jakim
wyslano do Havauy okrst wo-
jenny Maine, gotow wywo.
lac wojne hiszpa6sko amery'
kafska. Europa ME moze teraz
wstpit, jake stanowisko przy-
ja} Rad Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych W obec Hiszpanii. Nar6d
hiszpa1ski nieomieszka wy
wiszac sic z honorem re swego
zadania.
Socyalisci " Belgii.
BRUKsELA, 25 Stycznia. =
Deputowany Demblon wszedl
dzisiaj po po1udniu ma czele
handy socyalistow do izby de.
putowanych wstspn ma mo
wnice. DyAurny officer oswald.
czyl poslowi, ae ma zejse z
m6wnicy, a gdy rozkaz ME
poskutkowal, wezwano wojsko
do wypr6znienia sail. Socyali.
Sci opierali sic zo}nierzom ci
byli zmuszeni poslugiwat sic
bagnetami.
Ma posiedzeniu dowiadywa-
Ii sic pos}owie socyalistyczni,
kto jest odpowiedzialny "a
gwait i'm zadany. Jeden 2
kwestor6w odpowiedzial, ae
on przyjmuje ma siebie odpo-
wiedzialnosc "a wypedzenie ze
sail mot1ochu. Wniesiono re-
zolucye, potepiajacs zachowa.
ME sic urlsdnikow izby depu-
towanych. Rezolucye te izba
o1rzucila So g}osami praeciw
80. Socyalisci zachowywali sig
nastepnie tax niesfornie, ze
przewodniczscy zamknsi po'
siedzenie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01

In these days Of dramatic scnsa,ionnlism
when many blnsc productions are Pre-
sented, and moro attention Is displayed in
Che o,nrunmaton of melo dramatic eff
fect, than TO the intellectual construction
OF the play, ii Is refreshing 10 herald tho
ndYent of il elias i, which while dealing
with the dual sidcs Of life eliminates the
Obstructive elolnnnts that offend the sensi.
tive susc'ptiJiitic, Of the audience, and
YET retains tho cssen inl material that sus.
Gains the foundation upon which lne
structure of the story Is bn cd II has
been demonstrated times without number
that an intel ectuaI dish daiutily served
With the necessary accompanying refine.
lhent viii always receive the commrnua-
tiol OF the public NJ better evil.nc. Of
the efficacy o! sue. a statement Is rcqulr-
Oh than the more mention OF Eau t.
apiay which Lewis Morrison originally
Presented to the public IL years ago, aud
which Is to-day recognized as one OF tle
dramatic successes Of this aye. The prc.
sanitation this year is the farewell with
that master actor, Lewis Morrison in his
original creation Of "MephistJ." Fcw
actors in our day havh bean 50 closely al
lie with II character as he, and tho an
nouncemrnt of hi, severance from Me
phisto' ia recorded with regret, for there
IL no actor living who can shoulder the
mantle thus discarded by the eminent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
WONDERLAND THE tTRE.

Tho last week uf dramas At DockstaGers
was uSEerel in with war play and Judge
Ing By The way It was received its chances
for successful weeks run Is very en-
courageing. Every member of the com
pany was received with applause. The
play is called Libby Prison and treats on
happenings Of the late Civil War. June
Agnot, who plays the Rose Of Virginia
was well supported by the Stock Com
pany. The scenery is very pretty and tho
pay well staged. lh2 vaudeville people
are an excellent LOT and kept tho larg, au-
diencos in the best of huinor The Rob
bns Macpunald Bros, Levine and Booth
erred great laughing hit. Miss Emery
and Mr.. Nordne did an act Of the rcilned
order and pleased the house as whole is
all that could be wished for and gave the
boat OF satisfaction
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
A VATICAN SIGNAL LIGHT.
When the Pope nies, II VIII He Ex-
ifnkuishcd.

That wonderful old man, Leo XIII, has
really made another recovery. 1t was
only the other morning that turning to
his personal attendant, he said with his
sweet smile, well, Pho, wonder what
they will say now, those clever persons
who have killed and buried me SO often
in the last 20 years. 3"
Cavaliero Pho Contra tho private servant
of Leo XIII, halls from Carpinsto, the birth
place Of his master. Ha Is more even than
a faithful and privileged servant, he Is o
constant companion This intimate con
nection with his holiness dates back even
before the ascension of Leo XIII to the
papal throne. Pho Invariably sleeps in a
small chamber next the bedroom Of tho
Pope, and there Is between tho two SO thin
partition that he can even hear tho
pontiff's breathing. At oil times he Is
able to keep surveillance by the aid of o
little glass window, which Is at the head
of his bed. With tho telephone no Is put
In constant connection with the popo's
doctor, Professor Lapponi who lives out
OF the Vatican. Besides this eminent
physician there are two assistant doctors,
who 1.-Two in tho palace and have the care
of the health of the 800 sonls who com.
prise the population of the Vatican. In
tho days Of Plus TX there were many more
who made their abode there.
Even now that the pontifi Is so old and
far from feeling robust, he insists on rIs-
ing early. About o'clock Cavalicre Pho
Contra knocks ut his door ontcrs opens the
shutters and rctires Immediately, as his
holiness has never liked assistance in his
ordinary dressing, but lately no has had
to give way somewhat, and his valet re-
turns to buckle his Shoes and tie the white
sash he wears with his white robes.
BY an arrangement between tho police
and the papal authorities window next
the papal apartments is Kept open during
tho day and closed at night, but with q
lighted lamp behind IT, The shutting of
the window in day or the putting out OF
tho light at night means that something
unusual has happened, and that help Is
needed. In case of tho Illness Of the pope
this singular sign would mean that no is
dead. An Italian sentinel is continually
watching the window. However this did
not prevent tho mistake of General Della
Rocca, undersecretary of state at the home
Office in the Crispi cabinet In 1878, who
announced In tho house the death of Plus
TX five hours before it took place. Pail
Mall Gazette.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
SOCIAL JOTTINGS
AND PERSONALS
A Meiange OF Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Whining tOnians
and their Many Friends
HALLOWEEN SURPRISE.

Last night was white Halloween. IN
years gone by each Halloween was u fes-
tival of fun for young folks. and the games
sacred to that night were .those that had
been handled down through generations.
Bobbing for apples. roasting nuts, pulling
knil and invoking tho mysterious intlu-
ences Of the mirror and the well were in
separately associated with all ideas Of
Halloween pleasures.
The young people Of the present evident.
ly think such things too slow for q rapid
age. and have devised other means OF Oh.
joyment. A practice that has been grow
ing of recent years last night blossomed
Into unexpected proportions. For several
hour. the streets in all parts of the city
were filled with romping boys and girls,
laughing maileDs and fun loving young
men, many In groiesque costumes, and
all armed with packages Of flour. Fow
who passed them escaped handfuls of tho
white dust, which caused precipitate re-
treats into stores, barber shops and homes,
where whisk b'ooms were called into Scr
vice. rho mcrrymakors usually went
about In squads, and frequently these
squads would attack each other with tlOury
bombardments Soon hair, face and
clothing would be covered, so that an in
innate friend could scarcely be recognized.
Many boys and young men went about
with their coats turned wrong side out to
protect them.
While tho young poople were enjoying
themselves on the streets the older folks
were observing the evening by indoor
amusement. and many wero the delight
full hours passed. Perhaps the NEST pleas.
ant party was that rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis G. Fritz Of No. l06 West
Eighteen, street by twenty-five friends.
,tnt., nj t,,N
Fritz but they took the best of the stu
alton and until carly this morning were
delightfully."- entertained. Miss Sarng
and Miss Walther rendered piano sclec.
tons, Messrs. Clymer, Banks, Thomas,
Gurtoides and DR. Richards. vocal selec-
tons; Frank Wilson, violin solos and
Harry Jones and d. j Wingfeld, recita.
tons. A COLLATION. followed the merry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS

Milton Aborns conscientious; Opera
Company Opened II week engagement at
the Opera House last night and tho largo
audience present manifested its approval
By loud ana continuous applause for 18th
the principals and chorus. Tonight y
treat Il offered in the shape Of that iudlr.
rous opera the Isle 0. CbampasuU' Ills
Is Its first production in this city at popu
lar prices and If ali newspaper criticism
be truu II splendid production muy truly
bB expected. Aboln has II splendid COM
pnny this season and has surrounded him
seif with Frank Deshon vino will play
King Pumery lland in his hands the part
finds now possibilities which the author
never dreumpt Of Ida Mule is a dainty
second and her Interpretation of Diana
II tho hit of her career, PARTICULARLY in
the Spider and Fly duet. She aud Dsshon
have had to respond to oncores until they
have become exhausted Seats have been
selling rapidly for the Isle also for Fcnc.
log Master which will have its first pro-
Nurtion in this city at POI ular prices on
friduy evening. s..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
CARD BASKET.

CARD BASKET.
FL =. Mullen has returned from Mar.
Ghallton,
Edward r. James is visiting friends In
this city.
Mrs. John P. Steward returned to Nil
ford yesterday.
Mrs. G. B. stidham has returned from
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs Robert P. Davis of George.
town, are visiting here.
Mr.. Holdeman G. Stout of this city, Is
visiting his parents at Dover.
Mrs. Mary G. Foard returned to her
home near Elkton, yesterday.
Fred H. Megaw has returned from visit
to Northern points of interest.
Mr. VIM. Green, Jr,, Of Wyoming, is Wis.
iting friends in this city.
Miss Maud Smith of Middletown, is Wis.
itlng friends In Wilmington,
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Dolau of New York City
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Eva Crossan Of this city.
DIR. Josephine M. White attended a very
critical case in Baltimore Md, on Mon.
day, returning to our city in the evening.
A.pleasant evening company WAS held
at tho homo of Mrs. Elizabeth Y Reed No.
l5ii Van Buren street, last evening. Tho
company was entertained for the greater
part OF the evening by the monograph,
music and quaint sayings. Hkssy
Tho children Of J. f, Cory gave party
at their home, Nc GIL King street, last
evening. A large number of young poo
plo were present. Paul Cooper entertained
them with graphophone. Ice cream,
cake. fruit. etc, were served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
ITEMS FROM
. NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
.a NEW CASTLE. Nov. l.

III you do not like 1t go toll the Levy
Court. Who cares for your trolley COM
pany. We don't have to turn the bridge
on to suit you people" Such were tho
expressions heard last evening on the
Third street bridge The dose Of Satur-
day was again repeated. For nearly an
hour the cars wer0 unable to cross the
bridge.
The bridgotendor Is all right at times
but he does lave II gang around him that
docs not speak we'll for New Castle County
The conductors on the trolley cars have
been grossly insulted by men on that
bridge. 1np6rtinence, lncompetoncy and
drunkness go hand In hand around the
Third street bridge. New Castle County
pays the brlIgetonder, and New Castle
hundred pays its share,
New Castle Hundred Is accordingly on
titled to its share of dccency from the
reckoning for Third street bridge and that
gang will DO cleared out. The present Levy
court may not do it bu, the people will sec
that there will DO new mon elected who
will not allow the people to DO grossly In
suited
The men In charge yesterday failed to
bring the bridge TO Its proper place. Why
they did not do so can DO better surmlsed
than written for yesterday was Hallow
Een.and the juice Of tho apples affected
their heads.
A Democratic party said edtoriaily yes.
terday 'One week from tomorrow will
be election day. Let it be a day Of deliver
ance In Delaware of deliverance from
oven the danger OF n government at the
hands of corruptionists :"
Every honest man will say Amen to that
noble little statement. We want deliver
ance from Democractio repeaters We
want deliverance from Jail birds fostered
in the county almshouse to defeat honest
men 8 votes.
Police officer Todd, Of Wilmington, nc
companieu by N. H. Atkinson, OF Bridge.
ton. N. j were1hers yesterday afternoon.
A horse owned by the latter had been
stolen and was sold to man in this
city. The town was truly alive last
night. Ha!low Fen 1893 will long be 70.
mcmbered as gala night In town. The
q. A. H. Assembly's masquerade ball was
grand success financially and otherwise.
In addition to tho Now Castle dancers
there were at least fifty couples from WI.
mlngton. One young lady from that city
cake walk. Mr.. King was the winner Of
the first walk. His partnor was Samuel
Ford. Mr.. Kings imitation OF o forty
acre lassie was truly excellent
The sale Of cows OH the 4. b. Rogers
farm at Bear Station yesterday was large
y attended. Cows sold from $50 to 500.
X. Eben Watts purchased tho trotter
Buttercup fer SOS.
Harry Hunter will sponi week In
Washington.
John Sheridan who has been confined
to the st. Agnes Hospital suffering from
typhoid fever Will be home in II few days.