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He was much applauded when he arose
He said in part II have no speech tc
make, but want to say good word ior
men who deserved it. Shall we vote the
Democratic ticket? ! say, as a Republi-
can, as long as the Democratic party
stands for what it does today never will
believe in electing Democratic State
ticket"
believe Delaware has been Repub-
lican State. Ny politics in Delaware is
not policy OF negation. Never will we
pull down the stars and stripes where it
has been raised. We are going to unite
the Republican vote OF the State Of Della
ware. Going TO elect every officer for
whom we get chance to vote. Going
to elect because we are going to unite on
State ticket.
We must and will go into this election
united Republican party, and come out
victorious. We will see an honest and
upright administration Of the affairs Of
this State.
We must have Republican Governor,
Congressman and two United States
Senators.
Hon. Henry G. Conrad made an inter-
esting speech predicting victory for the
tlcket.
National Committeeman j. Edward
Addicks arrived at the pier at 1890 ac.
companied by Senator Simeon Penniwell,
James g. Shaw, Sr., Newell Ball and
Thomas Curry. He was greeted at the
wharf by the Diamond State Cornet
Band OF Middletown, and escorted to the
grove. just previous to boarding the
boat for home Sun reporter asked Ma
tional Committeeman J. Edward Adj
dicks for statement and he replied:
Il am glad to be here and see the har-
monious feeling manifested. Everyone
seems to be ior harmony. was glad to
hear Mr.. Hilles. He seemed TO be on
the same ground with us. enjoyed his
talk very much. His cooperation will
make powerful centre for the coming
campaign
The sun., 1900-06-29
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

A Junior Christian Endeavor rally
will be held at Eden Park on Saturday.
A new counterfeit silver quarter has
been discovered in circulation in Balti-
more.
A delightful party was given Wednes-
day night on the launch josephine by
Alfred f. Coyle.
A prominent Wilmingtonian will pre-
sent to the Y. M. G. A., portrait OF the
late Charles E. Baird.
A meeting of the Grace Chapter, Ep-
worth League, of Grace M. +. Church,
was held last night.
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
made shipment of passenger coaches to
the New York Central Railroad yester-
day.
A slight wreck occurred at the west
yard, yesterday morning caused by a
freight train backing into yard engine
on siding.
The telephone line to Brandywine
Summit from West Chester which is, to
connect with this city, is being pushed
through as rapidly as possible.
The directors of the new Delaware
Forge; and Steel Co., met in j. Ernest
Smiths Office on Wednesday evening to
discuss the plans Of the company. Z
C. @. Tindol, superintendent of schools
of Kent county, was in this city ,yester-
day in the interests of bie candidacy ioI
the position of superintendent OF tne
Wilmington schools.
The sun., 1900-06-29
REGISTRARS NAMED.
Governor Appoints Men TO Con-
duet Next Registration.
Men Selected Throughout the State,
While the Department of Elec-
tions Name aien For
Wilmington.

Governor Tunneil yesterday appointed
the registrars, assistants and alternates
for the state outside OF the city OF Will
mington. The days Of sitting for regis
tration will be August /, II and Is, Sep
tember Is and October 20.
1t will be the duty OF the registrar to
give notice ten days before the first sit
ting OF the places where the board will
sit and the day or days when they will
sit at each place.
Such notice will be printed by direc-
tion of the registrar and posted in ten or
more places in the election district not
later than July "a. The registrars must
also give bond to the State.
The Department of Elections of this
city has appointed a full list Of officers
to conduct the registration in this city
on the dates August 4, l l and is and Sep
tember l5 and October 20.
The office Of the department will be
open each evening from until 8 o'clock
to qualify the officers who have been ap-
pointed.
The sun., 1900-06-29
WARD WORKERS
DISAPPOINTED At
COUNCIL s ACTION
Many Democratic Politicians
Looked for a Deadlock
Last Night.
JOHNSTON WAS ELECTED
He Had Received Bare Majority
of One in the Cacus and it Was
Rumored Thst Certain
Members Might Jump
the Caucus.
JOHNSTON WAS ELECTED

Quite number of Democratic workers
attended the meeting OF City Council
last evening and were disappointed to
see the late Councilman Groves seat
filed without any friction, as there was a
we'll defined rnmor abroad that there
was likelihood Of a deadlock occurring.
II was thought that an attempt would
have been made by certain members to
have number OF ballots ior CITY Offices.
1t had leaked out that in the caucus OF
the previous night William j. Johnston
had been made the caucus nominee by a
vote Of 5 to and it tundly hoped BY GER
tain ward workers that certain council
men would Jump the caucus.
Concll was late IN meeting and cutie a
number OF conferences were held by
certain members which caused a sus-
picion to arise that all was not WE'LL
There was disposition on the part OF
the members to hurry through with
business. Alter the routine business had
been transacted, Mr.. Kane moved that
Council 60 into the election OF successor
TO the late Eighth Ward Councilman,
Mr.. Groves. HIS motion was seconded
by Mr.. Monaghan and passed.
Mr.. Kane then nominated William j..
Johnston. Mr.. Stewart named former
Councilman James H. Morris.
Messrs. Oberly and Stewart were ap-
pointed tellers. The vote stood Johnston
8, Morris 8. President Alexander de-
CARED Joh 4ston elected. He will take
his seat next Thursday.
Council adjourned and the workers
sadly left the Council chamber.
Each member Of Conncil was presented
with new directory by the publishers,
aud some one facetiously remarked that
they could now keep in mind the appli-
cants for the various city offices, as they
were all in the directory.
The sun., 1900-06-29
SALISBURY CHAIRMAN.
Democratic Campaign in the
State.
Assembled in Dover Yester-
day and Organized
for Work.
Special 10 The sun.

Dover, Del, June 2S.-The new Dem
ocratic State Central Committee just ap-
pointed by A. Fl. Cahil, chairman of the
recent Democratic Slate Convention, met
here this afternoon for organization.
Willard Salisbury was unanimously
chosen chairman, which insures vigor-
Gus campaign. George H. Draper Of
Milford, was elected treasurer and
Charles Clifton o. FELTON,, secretary.
The members of the committee are:
New Castle County-Willard Salisbury
Wilmington; l. Irving Handy, Newark
Richard 7. Cam, kirkwood; Edwart
Hart, Townsend; Robert Orr, Hollyoak.
Kent County,. Thomas Lowe, Little
Greek; David Rees, Clay ton; Richard r.
Kenney, Dover; Charles Clifton, FELTON,:
William r. Peters, Hickman.
Sussex County = George H. Draper,
Milford; William H. Stevens, Seaford
Edward D. Hearne, Georgetown; Hor-
ace ]. Hickman, tFrankford; Isaac Wot-
ten, Laurel.
1t is expected that numerous meetings
will be held during the campaign and
among the speakers who will be brought
into the State will be William ]. BRYAN,
Representative Bailey OF Texas and Rep
resentative Leatz OF Ohio.
There is still considerable dissatisfac-
tion over the manner of the selection OF
the State Central Committee, but the
leaders explain that the late date of the
next State convention would lave left
insufficient time for a new State COM
mittee if appointed not till then to plan
and conduct vigorous campaign.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Tyson Waived a Hearing.

Jesse Tyson of No 3l3 Poplar street
was arraigned before Magistrate Daley
yesterday on the charge OF assaulting F.
E. Hildreth, general manager Of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. with intent
to commit murder but waived a hearing
and gave 5000 bail for court. He is to
nave .hesring today on the charge of
interfering with an officer in the per-
formance Of his duty. The trouble was
caused by an attempt being made by
Hildreth accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Green TO replevin a sewing machine in
tee possession Of Miss Hannah Tyson,
Jesse's daughter. Tyson, it is said,
threatened to kill the two men and later
mashed the machine.
The sun., 1900-06-29

state as to arouse the gravest anxiety.
The black list of good firms failing
lengthens. and the sense of insecurity
and fear that something worse is to come
has caused vast sums to be temporarily
withdrawn from the market. In Moscow
alone within two months, it is stated on
good authority, S20,000,000 rubes, most
of which was previously in currency.
have been lodged in the Imperial bank,
without interest, for safety"
The sun., 1900-06-29

WHERE BoxERs ARE MOST ACTIVE.
of 10000 men. is supposed to be pro.
ceeding to Peking. Admiral Seymour's
expedition is returning to Tien-tsin. His
force has suffered greatly.
'.It is estimated that from 10000 to
10000 Chinese troops are now before
Picking. Boxers from all sections are
swarming there"
The commander of the German squad
ron at Taku telegraphs under date Of
June 26 as follows
''The foreign ministers are with the
landing force"
According to the reports of Christians,
fighting continued at Tien-tsin on June
25, the fortified arsenal outside the town
being still in possession of the Chinese.
In the house of f'lords the premier, Lord
Salisbury, referring to the relief OF Vice
Admiral Seymour, said he knew nothing
of the position Of Sir Claude Nj. Mac
donald, the British minister to China, or
of the members of the other legations in
that country. He thought however,
there was ground for hoping that no vio-
lence had been done them, but even that,
he added, could only be stated hypotheti-
cally.
Russia to Mobilize Army.
A Berlin dispatch says that the Vor-
waerts says: s. 9%j
From an absolutely reliable source We
hear, the Russian war minister has sent
to I'LL the military and civil authorities
in Russia telegraphic secret orders to
prepare everything for mobilization. he
orders bear the dates of June1S and ~
The peace strength of the Russian
army is 1896, 900 men. When mobilized
on war footing it is placed at 3,000,000.
Japan yesterday set aside $25,000,0 600
for war service in China and has collect
ed fleet of transports to convey an
army to the scene of trouble. Russia
recently called out reserves of Siberian
army. War between these powers is
considered by many to be inevitable.
Al telegram from Jardine, Matheson e.
Co., dated Shanghai, suggests that the
foreign ministers are still at Peking, but
admits that there is no news from the
capital. The telegram adds:
Seymour arrived at Tien-tsin with
S12 of ohis force wounded, besides 60
killed. The damage done to Tien-tsin
has been much exaggerated. Shanghai
is quiet, A." sHi s'tlAE
Other dispatches from Shanghai reiter-
ate'thes announcements Of the Tmassacres
Of native Christians in the inland dis
trcts which rival the Armenian horrors.
The offieials at the places watched by
Runboats make a show of protecting the
missioHaries, but there is not even d pre-
tense of protection for the converts in
the interior, who have been butchered by
Wholesale m - ,'s
A dispatch from Moscow to The West
minister Gazette says:
"rhe Boxer troubles and the death of
Count Murayieff have greatly aecentnat-
ed tho difficulties of the financial s'tua-
Aian in knssia. which is ip such CRITICAL
The sun., 1900-06-29
ADMIRAL SEYMOUR
RELIEVED and
WOUNDED BROUGHT IN
His Force Was Rescued ON
Monday by Rus
slams.
MINISTER'S, FATE IN DOUBT
Berlin Dispatch Has 1t That the
Russian War Minister Has Or
dered Preparations For
the Army's Mobi-
lization.

London. June 2S.-The news of the re.
lief of Admiral Seymour and his force
comes from two sources. The Russian
minister of war has received the follow.
ing dispatch:
Port Arthur, June 27-During the
night of June % detachment of -four
companies of Russians, Colonel Schivin-
Sky commanding, and the same number
Of foreigners relieved Admiral Seymour
and brought 200 Of his wounded to Tien.
tsin.''
A dispatch from Chefu says:
Vice Admiral Scymour's expedition
has been relieved having failed to con.
Snect with reking There is no news
from Ptking. The Russian Colone
Schteile, commanding the combined force.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Will Leave on sunday.

The delegates to the Kansas City
Democratic Convention have arranged TO
leave on Sunday next for that place, on
the IL 56 p. m., B. 4 0. train. The party
will include all the delegates and their
alternates and other Democrats who
want to take the trip. The delegates are.
New Castle county - Hon. L. Irving
Handy and John G. Gray are the dele
gates, and Daniel Mccormick and E. B.
Frazier, alternates; Kent county-Sena-
tor f. r. Kenney and Hezekiah Har-
rington; A. N. Brown and John Cosgriff,
alterDates; Sussex county-G. H. Draper
and E d. Hesrne; John H. Layton and
Paynter Frame, delegates.
The sun., 1900-06-29
% Arrested in Philadelphia. i..-=. .-::...

Abraham Sessler, who is accused OF
having been concerned in the recent al
legged fraudulent operations of the insol-
vent firm OF ]. Stein & Co., of Philadel-
phia, dealers in hides, fruits and farm
produce, was arrested IN Philadelphia on
the charge Of being fugitive from Mil
ford, DEL, where be is accused of con-
spiracy. He has been held to await a
requisition from this State. Sessler
claims to have full defense.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Caught Dumping Refuse.

Secretary Of the Board of Health Cahill
and Health Officer Graham yesterday
detected man in the act OF dumping a
cart load of refuse on vacant lot near
the Seventh street bridge Of the B. & O.
railroad. The driver OF the team refused
to say TO whom it belonged, but the cub
ject will be looked into and arrests prob
ably follow.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Stream " ont be Closed.

The parties engaged in the prelimary
work OF looking TO the stocking of the
Brandywine with bass and other game
fieh will not bave the stream closed this
fall as was at first intended. Tne Penn
sylvania portion will, however, be closed
next spring for period ofthree years.
The sun., 1900-06-29
DIR. Cardeza Dead.
Special to The Sun,

Clavmont, Del, June 2S DIR. ]. T. M.
Cardeza, the well-known and popular
physician Of Claynent, died suddenly at
8 so O'Clock this merning, of apopIexy.
He arose in his usual health, but was
coon attacked and died in few minutes.
DR.. Cardeza was 70 years Of age OBJ the
18th Of September last, and had been
practicipg medicine in Claymont for SO
years. Yesterday he was apparently sr
well as usual, looking after his patients.
He leaves one SOD, DR.. j. NJ. Cardeza,
who was associated with him in the prac.
tice of medicine.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Visit of National President.

Mrs. Mary Beighel, OF Altoona, Pa,
National President OF the Ladies of the
Union Veteran Legion, was in this city
yesterday on an official visit. She was
entertained last night at Auxiliary Post,
No. %, Third and Market streets, and an
entertaining program rendered. Mrs.
Beighel wrs the guest OF the wife OF Col.
w. Y. Tuxbury while in this city. She
will leave for Phlade phia today.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Taken With Cramps.

Charles Webb car builder at the p,
w. & B. car chops was taken suddenly
i'll with cramps at west yard early, y,yester-
day afternoon. He was taken TO the
Emergency Hospital at French street
station on shifting engine. DR.. Draper
was summoned aud after arriving at the
hospital had him removed to his home
M. 2lO East Second street.
The sun., 1900-06-29
New X. OFF. omcers.

The following officers have been elect
ed by Champion Lodge, K of P: @. O.,
John E. Spar; v c., Edgar r. Allaband |;
Prelate, Charles H. Card; NJ. OF W,
Frank Woodward; NJ. at A., ]. David
Goff; /. g., Harry A. Griffenburg; o. G !,
Charles H. Woodbridge; Trustee, W. II.
Clark.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Exchange Sermons.

Rev. William Main Schall, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, has ar
ranged for serious of exchange sermons
during July as follows: On July the
sermon will be by the pastor; on July 8,
the Rev. F. P. Harris, Of Scott M. E.
Church; July IS, the Rev. james Grove,
Of Asbury M. E. Church; July %, I've
Rev. GeorgelH. Trull, Of East Lake Pres
hvterian Church; July 30. the Rev. J.
W. Easley, of Brandy M. E. Church.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Ladies al Political Meetine.

In addition to the large number of !
politicians at Augustine Pier yesterdayh
there was also numerous ladies presentdt
Among them were Miss Mamie Stanton, /.
Miss Mary Hughes, Miss Mamie Lime. |,
ban and Mics Mamie Collins, all of
Philadelphia. who were deeply inter-
ested in the proceedings. s.sa.satb
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A Wedding g Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Clark, who, were, .
married on. Monday. Jnne Is, at the,
residence Of the PARENTS Of the BRIDE
Mr.. ana Mrs. William P. =Bancroft,ra
Rockford, rendered q Inception to- tbeireo
friends there last evening, !. i4, There were /
uohy P'eeenb,. II -. ~ n :,
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Will Picnic at shellnot.

The Sunday School OF the Church Of
Our Saviour OF Philadelphia will give an
excursion TO Sbellpot Park via Gordon
Heights on Saturday. They will arrive
at Gordon Heights on the Wilmington
steamers.
The sun., 1900-06-29
A Run of Hard Iuck

Richard Davis was arraigned before
Magistrate Daley on Wednesday evening
on the charge of embezzling SIS from
jeremiah Ricketts,, colored. He claimed
that the money was stolen from him,
He was held in $500 bail for the Court of
General Sessions. Ricketts, has been in
hard luck lately. Recently he lost his
license and on Wednesday his wife died
and be lost tie money Davis was sup
posed to have.
The sun., 1900-06-29
May Go to "washies." )"

The ballot boxes in which the fire.
men votes were deposited at the Elks'
carnival have not been found and unless
they are found the horn will be awarded
to the Washington Fire Company, which
is 81 votes ahead according to the num-
Der OF ballots in the small boxes.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Field Day Sports.

On Saturday afternoon the an nual
field day sports of the Harlan & R,As
lingsworth Company will be hedllas
Brandywine Springs Park. Lunoheen
viii be served at the park reetaurant al, 2
O'clock and supper at O'clock. r y =
The sun., 1900-06-29
A Large Excursion.

About 800 persons accom- panied the ex-
cursion of Harrison Street Sunday school
TO National Park yesterday on the CITY
Of Chester. Members OF the school gave
a number of bicycle races yesterday
afternoon. The winners were awarded
prizes by prominent merchants of this
city.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Candidate For Levy Court.

Edwin S. Armstrong Of Pencader hun
dred is candidate for the Republican
nomination for Levy Court Commissioner
from the Fourth District. He has re-
sided in Pencader hundred for about
fifteen years, Prior to that be had been
engaged in the paper business in Phila-
delphia. He purchased Baynard Hall
near Cocks Bridge and fitted it up for
country home. He is the owner Of six
or eight farms.
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BRooKLYNITEs KICKING.
They Want More Street Lights and
EBetter Streets.

The majority Of people living over
Third street bridge, connolly known as
Brooklyn are again making big kick
over the scarcity Of proper street lights
and the bad condition the streets are
constantly in.
In speaking of the matter yesterday a
prominent resident Of Brooklyn said,
''the people on the other side of the
bridge never remember their is such a
place ae Brooklyn until it is time to COL
lect the taxes" 1t is go dark oTer there
at nights it is hardly safe to walk on the
streets and to keep ourselves looking re.
spectacle, we have to wear rubber boots
when it rains and linen busters in dry
weather.
The sun., 1900-06-29
EXCURSION From Phlladelphia.

The Spruce Street Sunday School of
Philadelphia gave an excursion to Bran
dywine Springs yesterday. They came
down on the Wilmington Steamboat
Company's boats and took the trolley
cars fol the Springs.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Market Day TuesdaDeolq beJ

Michael C,nnel, clerk ofIfbsef frnn9afkspt,
hae announced that market day will b.
on Tuesday instead Vi "Wednesday next
week. The Change is made on account
:. -ult.- II ja', ..L...s Ii Neeuesa.y.
The sun., 1900-06-29
First outing Yesterday.

Tie Wilmington Outing Club gave its
frs outing YESTERDAY at the clnp mouse
on the Delaware and Chesapeabe canal
BET geen Delaware City and ST.. Georges,
Alb ut 200 persons were present any
sports Of d ffesent kinds were lndngeo
IN.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Is Very HopefuI.

1t is said that Bernard Donahoe who
is candidate for representative on the
Democratic ticket from the First district
expects majority Of 1900 from his dis
trict.
The sun., 1900-06-29
ONE CENT
C)JNCIL'S BALANCE
Is EXACTLY $4,126.4S
This is Amount on Hand at the End
tof the Fiscal Year.

The meeting Of City Council last night
was the last for the fiscal year, the new
year beginning on July j. Council has
balance to its credit ofexactly 81, l26 28,
which cuts the actual deficit to some.
thing less than $4,000.
tne deficit last year was Sll, 900. The
monthly pay rolls were passed as follows:
Miscel!aneous, 50, s66. S6; Council, $780,
%; police, S5,631.S2. The tax collec-
tlons reported were: 7. S. Lewis, S1,O35;
E. E. Savers, $2,40O.
Inc following transfers Of appropria-
tions were made from the incidental and
miscellaneous account: S264 to public
buildings, s444 to salaries, 1921 to crem-
atory.
Mr.. Healey had a motion passed thank
ing the tax collectors for the noble man.
ner in which they had brought in the
shekels. Tne interest list for July was
passed. The interest due is 1900.
The sun., 1900-06-29
AT Yale Commencement.

Judge Edward G. Bradford and Hon.
Anthony higgins went to New Haver
Conn, yesterday, to attend the Yale
com mmencemept, Edward Bradford, sun
OF the judge was among the graduates.
The sun., 1900-06-29
Candidate For the Legislature.

John G. McCauley well known Re-
publican has announced himself as a
candidate for representative 10 the
Genera Assembly trom the fret repre-
sentative district.
The sun., 1900-06-29
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i i The Wea!hyT Forecast i:

The indications Tor today are that
showers will prevail, followed by
cooler weather ard :. uthwe ltrly
W ls.
The sun., 1900-06-29
shipping TroiteysCafs.

Electric cars weTe Shipped yetterdaY4
from tie sJackspnr& Starpi Com pany.seo
shops to The Rochester, aaRd sahurbanoi
Railway COMPANY. and TO tie ,Forestrrs
Hills, Hyde Pdfk and oldham Line at
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