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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF ground. sit
uate, lying and being in Delaware City, Red
Lion Hundred, New Castle County and state
of Delaware, bounded and described ~ follows
to wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner Of Fourth
and Monroe streets aud running thence along
the northeast side of the said Fourth street
northwesterly 100 feet toa 20ft wide street;
thence with u line parallel with said Fourth
street southeastwardly 1870 feet to the north
west side Of Monroe street., south wsstwardIy
" feet to the place Of beginning. containing
Hei1ed and taken In execution a. the
property Of James Z. sadler and Laura W
Sadler, mortgayors and terre tenants, and to
be sold by
WILLIAM r. Finn, Sheriff.
6hsriff's Once, Wilmington, Dela ware.
September n. 1898 "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

Tine story is going the rounds that Col.
Gordon, First Delaware Regiment com.
nssnder, picked the companies to be mus
Jared out of the United States service
Which has boon the cause of considerable
dissatisfac ion on the part of the men who
did not want to stay in tho service. The
uTst report was that only the men who
wanted to stay in Uncle Sans service
would be required and those that wanted
10 como home and be mustered out could
do SO. But this docs not appear to have
been the cnse and therefore there is con.
siderable grumbling ana growing among
the Delaware men left at Camp Meade,
Pa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

ALREADY the case of Senator NJ. s. Quay
his son and Charles H. Mckee is being
tried by the newspapers and whether or
not they are guilty, q snsp Judgment of
public opinion is being worked against
them. Every man Is innocent of the
charges made against him until proven
guilty. Suspend Judgment until they are
tried AMI found guilty by a jury of their
countrymen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

CoURTLAND S. MONTGOMERY, tho Demo-
cratic nominee for Recorder of Deeds, is
making tho fight VI his life for second
= term in that office. He will need to look
after his voters il he expects to stand a
ehance Of winning from Delaware Clark,
Tho Republican nominee.
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are unable to relieve her from the burdens
Of domestic drndgery. In fact, the aver
age woman insists upon personally carry.
Ing the cares Of the household even II
others do the hardest manual work. 10 is
incessanr work aud worry that makes Sd
many homebodies thin and pale, tired,
nervous, irritable, and respondent.
The Guardian Angel Of the he usehold Is
Dr. Greene Nervura for'the blood and
nerves The nervous headaches to which
the housewife Is subject: tho exhau, tion
which no amount Of rest will overcome;
the melancholy which love and plenteous.
moss cannot remove--all these things van.
ish under the magic Influence of DR..
Greene's Nervura. Why suffer when rs-
lief ID at hand!
You are welcome to consult with DR..
Greene freely, personally or by letter, at
his office, 50 West l4th ST., New York City
DR.. Greene charges no fees for consulta
ion and advice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

1 IT'S reported that one Of our finest lost
his pocketbook on the day of the lamened
Thomas +. Bayaris funeral at Old
swede's bnria! goUnd. Tire. Of the
rocaet books stolen that day have been re-
Covered, minus the nouey. They are The
p'oper Of Mi!!i"m H. Billany, Hsury
Brown and Marshal Shot;. Tho pick
Lockc,s had aa.se "a harvest. but they did
not realzy anything like the haul they
co!iteinpla I'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

THERE is every thing to recommend the
Improvement asked for by Chief of Police
John Dolnn. driveway should by oil
means be made whereby prisoners could
% taken right up to the hall in the patrol
wagon, out OF the gaze of the curiou, who
songrssate around the hall Whenever prs.
Oners are brought there.
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$3.50
SidebOard

SA"ScOSSA u
with 46x20 in. top
and l6x28 in. bevel.
ed mirror. The usual
two small drawers at
top, one plush lined,
long linen drawer
and two door closet
below. It is of oak,
neatly carved and
well finished, This
is a new price and a
low price on a side
board of this cllarac-
ter.
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$1,000

five drawer oak chif-
fonjer with s W ell
front. Has swinging
believed mirror, 24x
II in., and top is 81
xl8. The drawers
are very roomy,being
of good depth and
width.
A complete assert
ment in all woods up
to $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

I THE numerous fall openings of millinery
goods in our city, has never before attract.
Cd as much attention from our female
population. The live milliners put their
announcements in the REPUBLICAN, and
great crowds tlockod to their stores Our
Wilmington merchants are enterprising
and progressive and Their, Is no need to go
10 Philadelphia for female flnery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

y. HUTCHINSON has been appointed
slght clerk al the Clayton House. Iii,
war record -houli sralhs him to look after
=" numerJus suesss Of this hostelry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup has Been Sold
for over fifty years and is still the most
popular medicine for throat and lung
trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-06

The Every Evening has taken kindly
Interest in the Republicans of Delaware
and If is advice is followed, there can only
be one result, tho defeat of the Republican
party. From present indications the po-
htical harI.kHr! will DO committed and
thcn the uIsOrRAM.Zals VIII be content
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For Sberiff--J0hn e. Taylor.
Poy CoFoner-A. D. Vandever.
For Recorder Of Deeds--DeIaware Clark.

The men who are aoitating the placing
81 two Republican tickets in the field in
New Castle county are not as good as Bene'
dict Arnold and lie in their heart when
they say they have the good Of the Repub-
lican party at heart. This same policy
two years ago caused the Republican par.
ty to lose the State with the aid Of the
counting out machine Of The Democratic
party In Kent county.
It's ply the party managers
could not have had sense enough to keep
sh past chickering's out Of the present cam.
paign and thereby insure full Republic
san vote on Nov. 9Th 1t has been hard
work for tho Republican workers to get
men to get registered and If this fight as
sumes any tangible folm and two Rspub-
hesn tickets placed in the field, it will 10
harder than ever to get those who have
not yet qualified, to do so. The placing OF
two Republican tickets In the field can
emily result In tho election Of the Demo-
cratic ticket. The men who are RESPONSE
bic for the seconl ticket being brought out
should W. marked and never allowed to
hold any position hereafter in THO party.
The RepubIicanism Of some mon in the
party, who place party last and themselves
first. is enough to disgust all Republicans
They are Republicans for what tn y can
Uet ont Of the party, directly or indirectly;
their patriotism is not the kind that ruled
their forefathers and the less said BY some
Of the candidates the better. Gentlemen,
for goodness sake and for the sake OF the
Republican party, don't talk. A General
Grant said Let US have peace"
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Read the DAILY RE. UBLICAA,
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THE SPANISH VIEW

ortbs capltuIatIoR Of sAntlaEo-sovsrn-
mont Claims IL Did not AuthOrIHS Him
10 surrender tho city.
MADRID, July 20, p. MA SEMI
ogle,al note has been published here
explaining the circumstances from a
spauIsh standpoint of the surrender of
santiago de Cuba. It declares that the
letter which General Toral "ls alleg-
cd to have written to General Shat
ter" is apocryphal as the telegram ver-
sion Contains statement which II IS
impossible for General Toral TO have
mnae. because It Is untrue that his
government authorized him to capitu-
late"
was that the war minister received Two
kilograms from Captain General Blan-
co. The FIRST described General ToraFs
nnsitIop, which was most pltiful be-
cause OF the want of provisions ana ans
munltlon. II also detailed the enemVs
proposals. , 80
eral BIanco gave the terms of the cnpi-
tulatlon and requested instructions. The
war minister replied to both by telling
Captaln General Blanco TO leave every
Initiative 10 General Toral for II is Inn
possible TO recommend any other line
az conduct. General Toral accordingly,
noted az he thought advisable and
would explain before a courtmartinl
The motives which induced him to capl-
tuInte"
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BOUND FOR PORTO RICO.

The First Expedition sets Sail rom
Charleston last Night Amid the Iuds-
Srr'bnh'r i;nthuSInIm oT tho Populace'
CHARLESTON, s. c., July 2O.--with
bands playing and 10000 people cheering
the first expedition TO follow General
Miles TO Porto Rico got away from here
At O'Clock this evening. The ezpedi-
lion is under command Of Major General
}. II. Wilson and will, when complete.
consis; of the Second and Third WILSON,
Gin. the Sixteenth Pennsylvania reE-
mcnts and Two companies Of the Sixth
illinois,. The first two regiments nre
on the transports Grand Duchess and
No, 20. respectively, and they are at
sea. No. q carrying the Sixteenth Penn
sylvRnia and the Illinois men Is In the
stream and will sail early tomorrow
morning. Each Of the ships carries n
inrge quantity Of supplies and on the
No q there ore 1000 head OF mules
and the wagon train. OF General Wilson'S
division.
The scene which accompanied the de-
parturc OF the vessel from their docks
was one OF lndescribable enthusiasm
Practically the entire population or the
city was In evidence. As the vessels
made the stream the bands onshipboard
and ashore played national airs.
and the thousands OF people checred Ike
mad. The expedition Will sal directly
for Porto Rico.
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like the Lao Hui. These people are
gathering in bands and defying the
petty local officers. They are strongly
and-forelgH.
Reports are IN circulation that China
Intends the opening Of the Island Cham
hi Yuen near Canton, as treaty port
to prevent Germany or any other power
from gettlng It. The island in question
is better known as ST. Johns. It Is Sit
uated' to the southwest OF Maco, be-
tween that colony and the new French
possession OF Kwang Chau
As indemnity for the Shashi riot, Ja-
pan claims from China the right to eS-
tabllsh separate battiements Mt Yuch-
ow, Santu and Foo Chow and demands
also 10000 tOeis.
Chin Box Kwa, a rebel chief Of For
mosa, was enticed by Japan 20 surTen.-
der under a false sense OF security and
then barbarouslR executed.
When the Empress left Yokohama
July Z. Prince Cyril Vladimir, OF Rus
sla, was expected to arrive on the Rus
sian Wnrship Russia from Vladlvos-
took. He will proceed without delay
to Tao, TO be received in audience bP
the emperor.
OmcIai Information has been received
by the japanese government from the
Korean government 20 the eject that
Nusanpho and Song jim Phoe, In ko-
rea, Will soon be opened as treaty ports.
The japanese government Will dispatch
a commissioner to Investigate matters
IN connection with opening the ports.
one Of the native Chinese papers says
Germany, being dissatisfied With kiRo
Chou as naval station and fearinS
that II will be lnjured by the proximity
OF the English and Russian possessions
M Wei Hal wei, Port Arthur and TIE
Lien Wan has entered into an agree
ment With Italy. II Is proposed that
Itnlu should take over a strip OF terri-
tory one hundred miles in length along
the coast OF Klao Chou bay from Ger
many. The proposal having been com
municated to the TsnnE Ii YAmen, that
body has appointed n commissioner 10
proceed 10 shan Tun and there deter
mine what the boundaries shall be be-
tween the German and italian possess
Ions.
ter to China has demanded from the
Chinese government the privilege OF
passlng through Chill and Kwnnst pro-
vlnces and he Is said to have proposed
10 land troops TO China In order to pro
won't British aggression. In Shanghai
II Ia reported that Russia also intends
TO demand the lease Of Kin Chow Ia
I.laO Tung.
A Pckln telegram gays England has
objected TO the borrowing ot FUNDS
from Russla and France for the con-
structlon or railway between FelSin
and Han KoW.
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sOIDIHRsI BALLOTS

Nay be Cast In Cuba, rhrlIPpinsa. Ha4
wall, or Even In sPN.n.
PITTSBURGH, July 2o-There = .
strong probability that votes will beeaSt
In the Philippines, Hawaii, cHba, Porto
Rico and perhaps even in Spain. for the
governor Of the state Of Pennsylvania
In November next. An act OF Congress
passed in 1854 gave rhe right to open
polling places in the various camps
throughout the country. In this way
every man who wore the blue cast his
ballot Just as though he was In his oWn
precinct or township. And just what
ought to be, and can be, done 10 give
PENNSYLVANIA soldiers a vote while IN
the field is the perplexing question,
The state Republican committee ha9
been the first political body to take the
matter up. At It's meeting held Tues
day, a resolution was passed authoris-
Ing the appointment of a sub-comntetee
10 insure the exercise Of this right 20
the Pennsylvania soldiers who are now
IN arms for their country, wheresoeVer
they may be, without regard 70 zone or
hemispheres.
This committee vii soon be a. work
and II there is any way possible for
Pennsylvania soldiers In this country
and abroad to exercise the rights Of
franchise 1t will be put in operation
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SKATER WANTS INMUNES
For Duty Tn sautIaEO-GoVSrnms Pu'h
ting the PreparatIonI.

For Duty In SautiaEO-GoVsFnnen PuSh'
ing the Preparations.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 20.-The
war department to-day was doing its
best to hurry forward the Immune regl-
ments General shafter has urgently re-
quested, and 1t Is hoped they will be
gotten of within twenty-tour hours.
They are wanted bv General shatter
to serve as military plckets for the city
OF Santiago proper. thus obviating the
necessity OF retaining within the zone
OF Infection any OF the men who now
constitute his army. The situation at
Guantanamo among the Spanish troops
there surrendered Is calculated In some
measure 20 disturb the departments
plans for the shipment OF these soldiers
back to spain. The department is un-
der obligations not to place aboard the
steamships that are to be used for the
conveyance OF the troops any soldiers
having yellow fever so II probably Will
be necessary to place the surrendered
camp under very rigid sanitary rules
aud to slft out carefully all persons
showing the falnLest symptoms OF dis
ease. These precautions VIII involve a
considerable delay In the return Of the
Spanish troops to Spain and It Is doubt
full II the move can be initiated within a
month. This delay Is unfortunate In
view Of the possibility Of trouble ensu-
Ing from the presence Of the two armies
as well rs the Cubans at Santiago, but
as tho Spanish officers have been or VIII
be paroled 1t Is presumed they will use
their influence among the enlisted men
to prevent any friction.
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ABIp Flsh Combine.

CLEVELAND, o., July 2o-ft Is
stated that the movement to form . big
fish trust on the great lakes by English
capitalists, has been abandoned, and
that a similar organization backed BY
American capital will be formed. A
prominent fish dealer who was to nave
been one Of the officials Of the proposed
English trust said to-day: The proposed
English fish combine Is q thing OF tho
mast. The American fish dealers have
plenty Of capital and they are beginning
90 realize that Il the trust would nave
been a good investment for English cap
ltal II would be Just az good an Invest
1nent for Americans. We therefore pro-
pose TO form q combine Of AmeTtcan
lake fishermen similar TO that proposed
by the English syndicate, but independ-
ont OF the latter"
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GEN. BROOKE ARRIVES
AZ Camp ThOma, but Refuses to Talk o.
Army nIovrmenta.

AZ Camp Thomas but Refuses to Talk Of
Army Movements.
CHIcKAAIAUGA, July 2o.-General
Brooke and Colonel William Richards,
adjutant general of the first corps, who
went to Washington to confer with Sec
retary Alger, upon the proposed Porto
Rlcan expedition, returned to- Camp
Thomas at 10 o'clock this morning.
General Brooke declined to be inter
viewed, preferrlng that nothing ohlcIaI
shall be said until orders are issued.
The plans for an important movement
OF troops from Camp Thomas, are, how
ever, progressing. Col. Lee. chief guar
termnster, was in consultation with
number Of railroad men this afternoon,
hurrying as rapidly as possible the ar
rangements of transportation.
It was learned from excellent authori-
Is this evening that It is the earnest de-
sire Of General Brooke that the entire
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coNFEDBRATR VETERANS

Hold Their Reunion at tAtlanta-0eneEaa
Hooker's stirring Speech
ATLANTA, Ca. July 2o.-Ten thou
sand Confederate veterans end their
friends completely filled tho vast audi
torium at Piedmont Park to-day and
cheered to the echo speeches witch eu-
loglzed the confederacy. extolled zone
nation" and cast glowing tributes up-
ON the records and achievements OF che
soldiers Of the south In the war With
Spain.
General Gordon, surprisingly strong
in voice, delivered a splendid speech.
which thrilled the hearts ot'hls auditors
and sent the famous rebel veil echoInG
into the rafters. General Gordon'S
speech Will be found on the seVenth
page OF this lssue.)
The Grafton OF the day was delivered
by General Charles 2. Hooker, OF Miss-
IssIppl. He said that when the surren-
der was made the Confederate soldiers
separated With arms in their hands. II
was q capltulatlon, the Confederates be-
ing allowed to depart in peace, unmo-
Tested 50 long as they observed their pa
role. There Is not one Confederate but
has kept the terms OF his capitulation.
In commenting upon the fact that the
south's representatives were taking Q
prominent part In the war with SPAN,
he took occasion to attest to the braV-
cry and gnllantrF Of General wheeler.
sTheY may beat him for Congress 10
Alabama" said the speaker they'll
not do It." shouted a score OF voices
from the audience.
"They may beat him for Congress- IN
Alabama" continued the speaker, out
we will erect a magnificent monument
to him."
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BONBASTIC BULLETINS

From FarIoGo uguStl Gnd FalStafr BiAn'
GOWN Fight to the Death AESsHat she
UYahISss PlE'."
MADRID, July 20. 5 p. m.-senor sa-
gasta and General Correa, minister OF
war. declares that the latest news from
the philippines is of the most favorable
character. General Correa's advices
Indicate that the insurgents are now
displaying "only iukewark hostility
towards the Spanish troops" Captain
General August sends an ofIlcial dis
patch nasertIna uuder date Of JulE II,
that while the blockade Is becoming very
strict. the enemy has lost heavily tn
Several recent engagements by which
thc morale OF the American torces has
been weakened and the Spauiards have
been greatly encouraged
The dispatch alleges also that "lhc
garrison il ready TO fight TO the death
and that General Monet and several Of
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Icers who had escaped from Matabsba
have arrived there.
Captain General August concludes -
follows: "ModestlY and without e1ng-
geratlon, which Is contrary TO my char
acter, ] have described with loyal cans
dor the situation to which am conse.
Grating all my efforts for my country
and my king"
An official dispatch from Captain
General Blanco announces that the
greatest enthusiasm prevails there and
that the feeling In favor Of resisting
the yankee" Is universal It further
asserts that the commanders OF ths
volunteers are resolved TO "e1haust
their resources and die rather than SUR
render"
The American warships, the dispatch
says, are of ManzanIlla, apparently
awaiting Instructions, but the bom-
bardment has not been resumed
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Knlnh rrI.nnrr ami nnrn.d nIm.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 2o.--A special to
the Republic from Natchez, Miss says:
A telegram received here to-day an
nounccd that an infuriatcd mob had
stormed the Simpson county jan az
Westviiie. Killing W. T. Patterson wao
WAS confined therein under the charge ol
numbering Lawrence Brlnson, and me
IAN building was fired and the buildlnE
and the body Of the prisoner were euIn-
ed. The body OF the unfortunate man
was literally rlddled with bullete, Fat-
tcrson Killed Brinson In April, 1877: as
the result OF a quarrel. He hod touI
trials but always escaped sentence VA
some technlcallty and tho mob inter
Vencd wearled by the laws delay
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THE CUBAN JUNTA
Not In sympathy with ANY opPo'itiOn 10
u. &. Forces.


US. Foress.
WASHINGTON. July 2O.-scnor
ouesada and other representatives of
the Cuban tuuta. have been IN consultn-
ton with oficinis Of the war department
to-day. The United States officials were
assured that there was no dIssatisfac-
tion with the management OF affairs IN
Cuba so far as the Cuban Representa-
tives were concerned, and that II Cen
eral Garcia and other Cubaus operating
about Santiago were not In harmony
with the United States authorities there
It nrose from n misunderstanding OF the
Presidents proclamation, and ut the In
tnntion OF the United States government
in the premises.
The Cubans at Santiago II was stated.
probably thought that the acaon OF
General shafter meant INC continuation
OF Spanlsh rule and Spnnish authority
II being well Understood here that such
was not the Gaze, 1t wns the bellci ot
the Cuban representatives that when
the matter WAS made plain 10 the CUBAN
oflcprs In the field they would neqniesce
ia the action OF the United states ana
render tho United States army hearty
support. .,-
INC Cubans assurcd the war officials
mat nothing was further from their de-
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DARK DAYS IN CHINA.
Chinese BeeOminE Excited Over DemPHd
Tor Ports and COnesnSions.


Chinese Bseoming Excited Over DemPHd1
for Ports and Conventions.
VANCOUVER, B. C., July 2o.-Fei-
lowing Chinese adviceS have been re-
celved per steamer Empress:
Dark reports come from all over CHI
ma. Everywhere the Chinese are be-
coming excited over the demands for
ports and concessions. Central China
particularly jg restless nnd serious riot
Ing has taken place at Ming 20. TWO
rebellIOns have broken out In Kwangsi'
one in wachap and another in Lau
Chow. The governor Of Kwnngsi has
sent soldiers to the rebelllous districts.
Troubles are heard OF In Manchuria.
Some think that the authorities are do
ing all they can to drive the people in-
TO rebellion, or. as some say, into the
hands Of Russia. Private letters speak
In strong language about the dolngs OF
the Tai Ii II, Power Sect, something