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NO REPLY RECEIVED.
The Decline On the Bourss Regard ded a.
Om,rous.

Madrid. April 2.-Up 70 loo7 to-day
there were no further developments in
the political situation. No reply from
the United States government mas yet
been communicated TO the government
here. Senor Moret. the minister for the
colonies. has cabled his con ny-lruiations
to the Cuban autonomist cabinet on the
latters manifesto to the government OF
the United States.
The repoI5 published in the Impair
cial that United States Minister Wood
ford is preparing to leave Madrid is
entirely without foundation. Although
there was heavy decline on the bourse
which the general public regards as
ominous. IL is learned that negotiations
are progressing which will much i'm.
prove the situation. Strong pressure Is
being brought to bear by some OF the
European powers upon the queen regent
and the cabinet for the granting Of an
immediate armistice to take effect as
soon as the insurgents shall accept the
proposition. thus securing time for ne
gotisticns in Cuba between the autor-
omist government and the insurgent-.
looSing to the establishment OF q per-
manent peace. II is not known what
decision Spain will take in the matter.
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have profound faith in the infallibility

have profound faith in the infallibiIity
of their fleet
Senior Juarado tersely expressed the
feeling of his compatriots. saying: IF
my country wants me, my money,
clothes. everything. 1t shall have all.
even to my last shirt button
From the extraordinary activity at
the Spanish legation here IL is evident
that Spain is seeking the friendly off,
ces of the foreign Office. Indeed, il is
generally thought that the frequent Wis
its of the French, Austrian, Russian
and Spanish ambassadors to the Brit
ish foreign office is connected with the
Cuban situation.
The newspapers. reaching the stage Of
regarding war between the United
States and Spain inevitable. are print
ing maps OF the area OF the probable
operations. details regarding the fleets.
the facts concerning the troops. arma-
ments. preparedness of the medical
corps. etc. The naval experts dwell up
on Spain's disadvantage in having To
act at such distance from her naval
base. One high authority recalled an
interesting impression derived abroad
from Spanish -of-war. that the ele-
ment which will tend seriously to the
detriment of the Spanish navy will be
found in the contempt with which the
superiors regard their interiors. He
said: They looked upon the rank and
file as completely beneath them and en-
tertained a sort of feUial scorn for
their suboriinates.
The Statist anticipates hositilties.
which IL regards as imminent. though it
does not relinqulsh the hope that 1t will
cause a big advance in the money mar
ket in London. The paper thinks the
United States will require a large sum,
4, ,f.lz ..~gtl a.I
especially as under the circumstances
the government will have no difficulty
in inducing congress to make the inter-
est and the principal payable in gold.
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the Spanish commission that a mine did
not explode under the Maine as no dead
fish were found in the harbor. Admiral
Irwin Is an expert on torpedoes and
submarine explosions. and he told the
committee that he never knew fish to
be killed by such explosions.
The white house was as usual a CEN
trail point in the great activity of the
day, and the president saw many pub
lie men. Some of them urged upon the
president that the Maine incident be
put forward as a casus beili. the Cuban
subject being subordinated to IL.
Among them was Representative Marsh
of Illinois, who said, after talking with
the president: Il went to see the pres
ident to tell him that the basis Of our
declaration of war should be the de-
struction of the Maine and the slaugh-
ter of American sailors. That was a
foul and intentional blow at the
American people. the American flag and
American honor. 1t was done by the
Spanish authorities. 1t was this foul
blow which aroused the American peo-
pie. The general condition of affairs is
a blow at humanity; the other was a
blow at u.s.
Many senators, including members OF
the foreign committee and members of
the house to-day received kilograms
from conservative men in their states
COuuseilnS pdci1c action IN CuDa. some
of them commented quite vigorously
regarding them, and the fact that they
seem to come simultaneously from diff
ferent sections.
Late this afternoon the navy depart
ment was informed of the sailing of
the Spanish ships Pelayo and the Car
los V. from Havre and Toulon, France.
for Carthagena, Spain. The offic ais
suppose that these vessels have been
at the French ports for repairs, and are
returning to Carthagena where there Is
a Spanish naval station for such addi-
tional work on them as may be neces-
sary preliminary to any active service.
Secretary Alger authorized an allot-
ment of s1.000,000 from the emergency
fund for the Office of the chief engineer
The entire amount will be used in pur-
chasing materials for the torpedo de-
fenses connected with the seacoast for
tifications. General Wilson, chief of
engineers. acted promptly as soon as he
received the allotment and authorized
the commanding officer at vii! ts
Point, New York, to proceed immedi-
ately to contract for the material ie-
quired. 1t will be shipped promptly to
the places needing torpedo defenses and
work on them will be pressed with all
possible speed.
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France Tenders Her Aid.

Chicago. April "A special to the
Times-Herald from Washington says:
The government of France has pro-
posed the aid of it's good offices in pre-
serving the peace, and this offer has
been declined by the United States.
The tender by France came In a cable
gram from Ambassador Porter at
Paris and was replied to i'm a long ca
blegram prepared at the state depart
ment.
In rendering her good offices to avert
a rupture. France expressed none but
the most friendly sentiments toward
the United States and gave no intima-
tion of any other desire than one to
give disinterested assistance in carry
ing on the negotiations which might
lead to the maintenance of peace.
To this the state department replied
with an explanation of the situation
and the polite and friendly conclusion
that the good offices of France under
the circumstances would not be likely
to produce definite results.
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DNR Df.ehar.etl

Special Dispatch 10 tho STANDARD
Boise. April 2-Willard Dye. charged
with having criminally assaulted ri ley
koskcla. a lI-year-old Swede girl was
discharged today. the man who claimed
to have witnessed the crime not appear
ing 10 testify.
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New York. April "A dispatch to the
Herald from Hong Kong says: The ris-
ing of the Colinas I'm Zambales has been
subdued. The troops killed thousands of
Indians, including hundreds of women
and children. rebel meeting in Manila
was surprised by civil guards. who killed
II in the house and took 60 prisoners. All
prisoners were shot the same day without
trial Six Of the guards were wounded
and two killed.
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The CaAs Il Made Up and It Re-
mains for Congress to
Take Action.
1T MEANS INTERVENTION
Foreshadowed by the Report of
the Senate Committee.
INDEPENDENCE FOR CUBA

European Mediation Must Come Soon II
1t Comes at All-It Is Said That Spain
Would Not Consider tho Recognition
of Cuban Independence in Itself as
q Casus Belli-The Spanish Minister
Insists That Spain's Course Is . Just
One-Fuli Text of the Spanish Court
OF Inquiry's Report Received in Wash
ington.
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Ere. Text soo.. p.s.n,.,.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Livingston. April 2-More interest was
taken in the school election today than
ever before in this district. The light
was over the free text book proposition.
which was defeated by "a votes out of .
total of 40 cast. The vote for election of
two school trustees was: Alton. ga: Wins
low. 200: Geer. 9s: Anderson. ~: Wilson. q:
Moriarity 6S
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Ouiet In Havana.

Havana. April 2.-Newspapers here.
from the news received from the ex-
terror and interior OF the island, regard
the situation as critical The tone OF
all the morning papers is intensely
patriotic. The interest taken here in
the situation is great, but order has
been preserved to the present writing.
while the authorities are taking meas
ures to secure continued tranquility in
the city
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Ireland to See Mckinley.

Rome. April 2.-Vatican circles an
nounce that Archbishop Kane. bishop
assistant at the pontifical throne. in
the name OF the pope, has sent To Arch
bishop Ireland an expression of the
earnest desire of his holiness that
Archbishop Ireland use his influence
with Mckinley in favor of a pacifica-
tory attempt on the Cuban question. It
is expected Ireland was asked TO do
this because Of his friendship with Nc
Kinley.
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fiayne Amounted.

Special DISPATCH to the STANDARD
Boise, April 2-Governor Steunenberg
today appointed George III. Hayne Of
Mountain Home as the third member OF
the state board OF arbitration. the other
two members being unable TO agree on a
third person.
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lincoln. Neb.. April Alt was q. m.
before the disastrous fire starting last
night was under control Three Of the
substantial business buildings OF the city
are ruined. with stocks badly damaged or
destroyed. The loss viii probably exceed
10000: insurance about sloo.0o.
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II will be a memorable state document
mo-" he replied to an inquiry lit
will not be sent to congress on Monday.
II will not go before Tuesday IL is
no childs play to prepare such a paper
as the president will give to congress
and to the country. Ii will thoroughly
review all of this governments diplo-
matte negotiations with Spain relative
to Cuba. and will contain such recon-
mendations as will appeal to the sense
and right of justice of the American
peoI le-just such recommendations as
every friend OF President Mckinley has
reason to expect from one so patriotic
and devoted to his country as he is"
DO you expect any action by con-
gress on Monday in advance of the
presidents message?" General Gros-
venor was asked.
"Oh. no." he replied. Congress will
be entirely willing TO await the action
of the president. Everybody thorough
ly realizes that the chief executive Of
this country cannot be taken by the
throat I'm a matter of this kind. He
must have time to formulate his mes
sage in his own way. President Nc
kinley for many weeks has been under
terrible strain, and is beginning To
show the effects of Ii. He will commu-
nicate to congress and to the country
as soon as possible. and there Is no
doubt that congress will respect his de-
sires in the matter"
During the conference the associated
press news that the Spanish torpedo
fotilla had not yet arrived at Porto
Rico and that the probabilities were
that IL was now at the Cape de Verde
islands, was communicated to the pres
ident. II was received with much sat
isfaction. the president reading aloud
to the others present the note convey
ing the information.
Commenting upon this information.
General Grosvenor said: THAT mate
rally relieves the strain upon the situ-
alton and modifies IL considerably"
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A N~rdiet of Guilty.

San Francisco. April 2.-This evening
the jury in the case OF Albert Hon. ae-
cused OF the murder OF Mrs. Mary CUTE
returned verdict Of guilty of murder in
the tiTst degree.
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Special Dispateh to the Standard
Washington. April 3-Siiss Maud Don
nelly of Montana has been aptro<ussd
copyist at $50 year In the patent o0co.
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Royal Family Fear. an Outbreak.

Berlin. April ,-The German ambas-
sador at Madrid reports to the foreign
Office here that the Spanish royal fam
lily fears an outbreak unless the differ
ences between the United States and
Spain are soon settled. The Cp-,ist
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Easter Book T1arkS

She who from April dates her years
Diamonds should wear lest bitter tears
For vain repentance flow: this stone
Emblem Of innocence is known.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-25

As tree is known by Its fruits, SO may
political policy be known from tho char.
acter of Its supporters
Shortly after the federal constitution
had been adopted at Philadelphia Francis
Lightfoot Lee, a signer of the Declaration
Of Independence, was at tho courthouse OF
Westmoreland county, Va, and some ono
asked his opinion Of it.
II do not" replied Mr.. Lee, "pretend
to be judge Of an organic law Of such
Importance, but one fact inclines mo to
support it-General Washington is in ia
vor Of 1t, and John Warden is against 1t. !"
Warden was Scotch lawyer of the
county, who had been speaking in public
against the ratification of the now consti-
tuition.
Mr.. Lees willing submission to Wash
lngton's Judgment was initiated all
through tho country. Trust in Washing
ton brought about the adoption Of the new
constitution by Virginia, and without the
ratification by that state, then tho largest
in the Union, tho constitution would new
or have gone into effect.
''Be assured Wnshington's influence
carried this government, wrote Monroe
to Jefferson after the Virginia convention
had voted for the constitution "The
country was an instrument with IS
strings and tho only master who could
bring out all their harmonious thought
was Washington. "-Youtl's Companion.
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DR. SlMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar coat,i No taste In
swallowing. Grlpelsss aud not sioksnlng
Operate grand!y, and yet you hardly
know YOU take mediclns. Tns finest
Liver. Kidney anu Stomach medJNlns
known. viii surely cure Liver GOA.
plaicts. kidney disease ami Stomach troI.
blea dyspepsia OTTO, Cures tirei feeling,
skin Affections headache, dizziness, gid,
dy'head. G0. Nice il every respect a,
real Liver medicine and family protso.
tlon against diseases. - cents boz. six
lnoIe 10: I'll. Sold by drugKists In ;itia,
and country Dscot 6o6 King street.
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"Your disease is hereditary"
Patient-Wbat must I do. doctor?'
"Attack the trouble at It's source:
make your father take sulphur baths
at once"
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Simms' Unequaled Cough Syrup for
coughs, colds, whooplng cough, measles,
etc and is without m equal the childrens
Cough Syrup % cents. Depot COG King
street, Wilmington. Dnl.. Wholesale by
Jobbers, retail by regular druggists.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESIRING PURE
a: drugs and chemicals OF wishing their pre-
pcriptions or private receipts carefully com
sounded with pure materials, should 60 10 the
aruy store OF II. r. BRlNaHU RST, No. 81
Market street. Wilmington, Del. II
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Fish Market,

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market u fine assortment OF blue
fish, founders, bass, porgies. Also trout
at cents u pound. cleaned and ready for
the pan, warranted fresh and sweet. They
are kept In glass case, and free from flies
and dirt.
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sv. n. wier. Fifth and King, Streets.
pound and you'll have the best tea you ever
Prank fancy full cream mild cheese, l2c ID.
has that creamy rioh taste. like ali cream
cheese ought to have. California apricoats,
very bright large halves, extra nice ones 10 q
pound. Ring out evaporated apples, they are
dark, but would be nice for pie, g. pound;
BOSTON spiced ginger snaps. 4 ce..i, q pound:
these are highly spiced and very nice. Extra
crackers, made like but much nicer tina. water
efackers fresh and crisp, 7oa pound, II yJu
once try these crackers you never will have
10, this meal woet get strong or rancid. and
you always get " fresh when you get It from
%; Nice big firm crisp pickles 10c q dozen. Big
bottle good ammonia, Be. Hires jamaica gin.
and best ginger made We give Trading stamps.
ssT' N. WIER's, Fifth and King streets.
1y226tt
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathar:c. l0c or 25c.
II C. @. G. fail 10 cure. druggists refund pouey
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For Ladies' Only.

Simms Compound Penuyroyal Pills
The ladies' remedy. BY all druggists, 81 a
box by mail. Depot 806 King street.
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Aspley-But McLerie is not so bad
as they say; there is a better side of
him. 49,
Bnttle-Indeed. what is It?
Asplcy-Mrs. McLerle.
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EOR SALE -KlNDLING WOOD AT THE
sash mill, Front and Thorn Sta. Simmons
h Bro. m25tf
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ANOoA OINDo always on hand
to invest in good
first mortgages. Several amounts now
waiting. All business strictly conlden.
ial. HAWKINS 81 Co., 7t2 Market,
i6.n.W-f
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LIQUOR:

Habit. or disease, permanently 80
pninlessly cured by Home TrestmsnA
Eafe, no publicity or loss Of TINA ~
hypodermic needle. No now habit formal
Write for our literature giving tsstimont~
ais Of clergy, physicians aud others, aiee
methods and cost. Sent In plain snsssseA
All correspondence conildsntiaL
GOLDENE MEDICAL Ca,
Boxes Wilmington. DA :
:.
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Groceries, family liquors, bottled beer
and porter, N. W. Cor. Madison and
Fourth streets.
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LOST.

r OsT-oH NoNDAF, JULY ID, 1893 A
~ oliver watch in going from Eighth and
MARKET to Eleventh and Ghurchto Thirteenth
and Lombard. Reward II returned to 100 Fast
Twelfth street. j2l-8t4
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TIDELITY STORAGE co. FURNITURE
Stored. as and IN W. I'd st. tylI.2dtt
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EOR sALE-TITAT SNUG COTTAGE 1914
r West Eighth street, price tD0o Monthly
payments if'dssirsd tor large part Of the pnr
chase money. n7u
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALK-TEN RIP. A. MS. FOR 6
+ cents at druggists. Que gives relief
s22-lyrd
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READ MONDAYS
REPUBLICAN.

For Talmage's sermon. It
can be had only in the
REPUBLICAN,, as it has
the exclusive right for
Wilmington to publish his
sermons. 1t is worth read
ing, and every Presbyteri-
an especially, should pro-
cure a copy of rlonday's
issue.
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TOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
T. property, good will and fixtures Of H.
censed saloon. Lambert J. Foulk, VIZ Market
street, a5-tf
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NJ OTlCts--THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
IN Of Wilmington, Delaware, invite designs
from any architects or firm Of architects for
the plans and specifications for the building Of
ware avenue, Said building TO be built OF brick
and stone upper stories Of red brick, with
stone trimmings.
Sketches embodyng the ideas Of the commit.
tee may BIZ procured from the secretary OF ehe
board, No. 10 East Sixth street. at any time
Architects will be required to haye their plans
et the BOARD room on or before Monday even.
ing, August 8, 1893, At clock The commit.
tee reserve the right 10 reject any or all plans.
The successful competitor will receive IS oon,.
Ing, and the plans adopted will remain the
property OF the board. The plans OF the I'm.
successful competitors will be returned and no
compensation will be given for said plans. The
board will supervise the erection OF the build.
ing WILLIAM TURNER,
Chairman Now Building Committee,
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NOTfCE-MY WIFE, ANNIE e. MAXWELL
~ having left my bed ar I'd board without
just cause or proyocation, all persons are for
sadden to harboror trust her on my account az
will not pay any bills contracted by her.
AMOS. G. MAXWELL, Rockford, Del
j2l.Att
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NoTlCE-Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has made application for tho
renewal Of certificate No. lj7a for five I5)
shares Of stock Of tho Delaware Railroad Com.
pany. issued to Elizabeth J. Jones, the same
having been lost or destroyed
Sell w.s.4wk EL lzABETHJ JONES.
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ous carload Of carefully selected dair cows,
fresh and forward springers.
AL the above stock Is direct from Cum.
barlAnd county, Pa. Terms at sale.
mlgts CIV, BALDWIN.
/ J. II. Slaughter, Auc.
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E'oR SALOON MODERATE TERMS, A
y one Of those fine residences. No l6O0 E4
West 18th street, 70 feet front, II rooms, with
reception hal, and oil convenience finely fin.
ished, papered throughout, also gas fixtures
Now lisa good time to buy. Nv property, WILL
from Delaware Avenue
}. r d. SEEDA ITO Broon,e street.
h. d. SEEDS, ISIS West 10Th street.
DAFT
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EOR sALE-CHEAP, ONE OAK NO TOP
Il carriage, In good Ovdsr, made by Ciymer
Apply to Frank Vernon, Republican Office.
mI7.t
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NOTICES

PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Trustees OF the Poor OF New Castle county
until ~ o'clock o. H., WEDNESDAY, July ~
1888, for supplying the almshousc from July "a,
1905 to the last Wednesday in October ls!,Y
with beef, mutton, bread, groceries, dry goods,
shoes, tobacco, carpet slippers, drugs and
medicines.
Bids for beef will be by the quarter in pro-
portion of one hind quarter to three fora.qilar.
tiers, out Of cattle well fstted and dressing not
lsss than 90 pounds. No bid will he received
unless in accordance with the above.
Bids for mutton will be for fore.quarters OF
eight ribs only.
Bids for groceries, dry goods and drugs will
be Oil the various kinds named on the schedule
and must be OF the best quality. All goods to
be delivered at the almshouse, in such quaint.
ties and Mt such times as the superintendent
may direct. Bids will also be received for
supplying the almshouse with creamery butter
at such times and in such quantities az tho
superintendent may direct.
Bids will be received for supplying the aims.
house with coal for one year from July 70, 1853,
70 the last "Wednesday lii July, 1899.
All bids 10 be DIRECTED 10 the Trustees Of the
Poor.
Trustees reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. DAVID MCCOY,
3.3'3t Superintendent
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PUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE OF COWS-I WILL SELL,
Z at public sale ct Booths Corner, Della
ware Co. Pa, on
-. TUESDAY, AUG. 2 1925
AtlaQP.M.
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TioR sALE-A LARGE REFRIGERATOR
send street, South Wilmington. jy232t