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Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
Easy t. Beat.

From the New York Tribune.
Secretary Sherman seems to have
li'tl- fear Of Democratic SUCCESS of any
kind in the near future. He said, in a
rec mt interview With 'Gath," "tha'
there was time when it looked as if
Judge Field might b. tho ltgatee Of
NJ. Titden, but h. is man of tO
much hot ten per and extreme way of
FEELING about things ever to be PrsSi-
d.ut. wonid not wonder If great
numbers Of the Democrats would give
up the c,ntrst and no. try to elect
anybody. There II nothing just now
to give strength to th. opposition.
Perhaps as honest man as they
could nominate would b. Bayard. Ad-
uniting his good qualities, he would
run very poorly in the West, wh+r-
he is regarded as an ultra Southern
man" The same inpreesiom exists
~ til. Eat, r. and Md,ile states, and
you'd make Mr.. B4yard very easy
Ual ddtte to heat.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
rns laslAns.
uspe EylAcuees 81 she11 natosal
NrDrav1sV.

m0R0 8vu00oGCO - sess
Depravnsv.
Generals Edward Hatch and Charles
Adsms and Chief Oursy have been ap-
rointed Q commission TO investigate To-"
lie outbreak Mrs. and Miss Meeker
aud Mrs. Price and the two children ar
rived in Denver last night. Mrs. Meek
or 10 very i'll.
News has reached Tuscon, Arisona,
Of the capture by Indians Of . station
OH the Jornads Del Nuerto, near Fort
Craig, n. N and the killing Of th'r-
teen persons. II ia also reported that
the Navsjoes have "sroken out" that
the troops at Fort Wings's have been
sent against them, and that the In
disns have burned the fort.
Colonel Br sckstt, Of the Third Cav
airy, commanding st Rawlins, Wy. T.,
reports that on the lsth inst, while
two of his men were out hunting, one
of them had his horse shot under him,
Indian pony tracks were found 10 the
viciity. The body Of Lieut.. Wier,
killed recently, arrived at Rawlins
Yesterday, and the. Episcopal burial
service was read over it. II will be
sent East to-day.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
LeCAL 11nE rAsl.x.

,nekSAvn yIlAluOyo1.
.ef n nrh,l,aSsl ~ hiss ~, i.oo, 40, 90 ~
IL ~ ~ y. Z; b. la; ssSas;. n -. :.' siss 4:
w Nov York; hs1, i:oe, ls.oA, q n, u
80 D. y, Limited ExIrsss. - o. n.
sos beiumors and Wsshington: Ian, 2.l0
ses .: M; l2b1 p. N. 1Anitsd Express
~ als' p. N. On Sunday, i1ti, 2lo,
FOR Baltimore and bay Line: sos D. =.
For baltimore and way stations: S.E :. NJ,
cor New :; Gsstl.. q s.is a. m., l.~, s,u >. m.
for Dslswsrs II. r.: siSA m: ioS, GsO ,.
90 Sunday trains. a."
Tor Wilmington I Northern 4. r.: 90 q
nj ?. y; and e.6 p. q. Sunday sxoep'
s.0 p. m. Sunday trIin s.4o A. n.
flAIss Arrive AT wlLsIHoron.
IRON Philodelphia: l1l5, 20S, so, Q. 10 Q. m,
A0& l247, l.02, 100, 40, s.lS, e.26, 100,
~, Ills p. ~. On Sundays: las, 20a,
1910 = m; 7:ss, Ills, p. 70.
from Baltimore: 2.sl 0 - s.ssa. m; IL =, IL -,
-, s.1 p. m. On sundayG In, .. n.
from Washington: asl, .. m.: IAN, lzs,,
s.ss, ,ss p. m. On Sundays: lsi = M;
from Nv y Castle: 80, aa,o 4 u.,
7.l0 p. m. No Sunday trains.
IRON Delaware X. K: $50 .. NJ; l1lo, Lls
pm.
from Wilmington d Northern K. v: 90.
s.w. ll.D Q. n.; and SIS D. N
from Delaware Western X, H.; zoo 4, M.
2ls. 500 p. m. Sunday train S.5 p. M.
~AAiAs sOR wILMIH6Ton LRAvD PHILApH,-
PulA.
srom Broad street and Washington avenue
!S, 500. l0.0, lLD .. m; l.So, 400, 40,
sls. eoo. e,ls ss.+s. lilo p. m. On Sun.
dayE 1.N =. 20 ., n.; e.0, u.9o p. n.
from 1hirty-Socond and Market streets: l.0C,
I6. Il. SO .. m.; l226, 400 600, l1.ao p. o.,
On SUNDAYS. LEO. q. ~
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
Am u sessse ssts.

JosEyrr lin our advertising columns
will 10 found the announcement Of the
appearance Of Jos-fy, the Hungarian
pianist. We have frequently had oc-
cxsion to refer TO the superior merit Of
Jos. fly Is . musician, aud now that b.
is about to be among us We would call
attention to the general endorsement
he has received from the press Of Eu-
rope a. we'll as this country. Wherever
he has sppeai ed in his American tour
he has been acknowledged as the won.
d.rful musicSl phenomenon Of the age.
Jos.ffy Is very young man, and stands
TO day as one Of the greatest expouents
Of the art Of piaLo technique. 1t ap-
pears that his performances are as per-
feet in Bach as in Lirzt, aud lie exc
cutes thorouehout the repertoire evsry
moroccan in The most delicate aud rein.
ed style. u doubtedly one Of the treats
Of the season Is in store for Us on tn.
night of Nov. 5!h.
ADELAIDE NELSON CoNISo Miss
Neilson, who is now dramatizing in
Shakespeare at the Walnut street thea
tire, Philsdelphia. with an excellent
company, will appear in this city Oh
Monday evening, Nov. 10Th. She IL
playing "As You Like 1t" and "Th-
Twelfth Night" She takes the char
act-r Of Rosebud" in the former and
"v ola" in the latter" What particu-
lar play she will produce in this city ID
not known.
The GALLEY SLAVE This play
which was at first announced 10 appear
in this city on the llth Of November,
will not be presented until Tnanksgiv-
ing night. The troupe is we'll known
and the indications for q good house arr
good. Miss Maud Granger, Miss Emily
Rigl, Miss Helen Vincent, Miss Char
lotte Neville are the ladies in the COM
paLy.
DRAMATIC NorEs.-The Ri,e Surprise
Party find tho elements OF su, cess
around New York fully as strong ss
around Roston.
The "Drslnatic Mirror" says that
Miss Thu,sby will come back 10 us
az vital, a. electrical and as modest As
she ways was, and no. spoilt = Bit
MIR. Bangs closes his seas with his
present tngsl sment at the Arch.
The varieties are having = good sea-
500.
Mark Hassirr leads the orchestra dur
ing Booths season at the Broad.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
Noalh 4 mericar Repnbiic Insul.

LospoN, OFT. 80 A Paris despatch
to the Times" says: At the dinner
given last night ty the Venezuelan
Minister At a farewell tribute TO G-nsr-
al Blapco, President Of ths Republic of
Vsnezu la, the Diplomatic Representa-
tive of San Salvador, in proposing a
toast to the "Latin Republics Of Ansri-
ca" request d Sonor Zsrilla to speak.
S-nor . srilla was about rising TO re-
spond when Count de- Miranda, Score
.sry Of the Spanish Embassy in Paris,
left the room as it WAS impossible, he
said. for servant of tn. Spanish crown
to remain while Senior Zarilla, was a
r-solute adversary OF that Crown, spoke
IN the name Of the Spanish naticn.-
Senior Zariils, responding to the toast,
said that his peculiar position did not
allow him to deliver a political speech
on French soil, but he simply claimed
az an honor te hin self ana to Spain to
nave carried scheme whereby 80, 900
slaves were rna cipated.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
N. l.. u. =. En trial u inc nj

A fair audience as ;embled at tire b all
OF the Moral Sussion Association las,
evening ia honor Of the complimentary
entertainment given by thu club to The
Roberts sls'srs. The programme wa
excellent all the wa through consist
ing Of r-citations dialogues aud voca
Instrumental musi.. Thos- takiDl
part ware .he Rob-rts sisters, MessrS
Heal, Str.-ts, Appt"by and Roberts,
and N =. Eva DonDeily. ALI did well
Ia their r'sp-ctig- parts and the su'
dsnce showed their appreciation by
frequent applause
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
Worms WOpmsl Worms
The Pi,is 81 she World,

Are Tr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su
<ar Coated, without an equal. They never
asy BY acting directly on The Liver, restore
the !0st energies by promLtiny the heal by
iction Of the Liver. In doing thIs Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In t Q risht OF lott side or
through the l. Dxs Indigestion, Cos ivrne g.,
Sick stomach, Weak Eack, Dizziness. had
Feelings through the boty Aching Liuibs,
and other bodily nfirm. ties are cured. They
ire the only Pills knswn that will positively
operate without Gripping, sickentng Weak
nees. or leaving the bowels c"stive. Ther
ar"mote h. althy Liver ard leave the syst. Ill
rec Iom the DANCER Of preyaili,g X disesset.
Sold by dealers and co nuy stIe keepers.
Principal depot, Fourth and King. v iln ing.
ton, Del, Phiiadelphia. 6j2 Arch ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
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TINE ! BLAWARB WEoTERh DUD.

a 0cysmb1e fUs L0eol BasoPeaA
ssseh-S. r. MealA aaa col. Me-
Ceos osssisG sssis ~ eseh sshsr
The little furry In Dslawavs Western
Railroad stock hss not abated to-day;
psrtiss are still In the 6sld using their
influence for either J. T. hssld or Col.
II, b. MoCoub, the former supposed to
b. favorable to the Psnnsylvania Rsil-
road Company and the latter for no
definite purpose a. fsr ~ can bs asosr-
tainsd, except TO OPPOSE ths Psnnsy Iva
MIA road influence. z-.
a. has been already stated the price
Of stock has rapidly risen from tlb to
s25 per share, and a. may b. supposed
the owners Of Delaware Western stock
arc also considerably excited, many o
them still holding of for further in
crease Of prices. 1t 10 true that Mr..
Hsald Is not buying directly for the
Pennsylvania Railroad company, but
We have his authority for stating that
he is buying for parties who were
prompted to the purchase Of this stock
by a gentleman in very near relation
ship with the Pennsylvania Railroad
company. and Mr.. Hsald has no hesits-
tioA iu saying that his sympathies are
entirely with the company II the stock
Is purch ased for the purpose Of getting
control Of the road.
Mr. Hsald feels somewhat aggrievsd
that after he had raised the price up
70 e25, other pal ties should step in ana
oppose him In purchasing the stock,
silh no we'll defined oil ject in view, and
he has no doubt that II the stock hold
srs only properly understood the mat
ter they would favor selling their
stock with . view Of the Pennsylvanls
Railroad company getting control OF the
road. Last ev. ming Mr.. Heald was SO
toItunate as TO be the medium through
which about 400 shares were exchanged.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
wilmington and Northern II. Il.

About three miles of the branch road
from Spring field Is completed with the
exception OF few small cutverts. We
understand tie ground at the falls o.
French Greek are already engaged lor
a picnic on the fourth OF July next.
The terminus of this branch is one of
the most b, autiful and romantic spots
ia the state and will Le 4 faVorita resort
far excursions and picricS fru,n all
points on the road A large force Of
men are at work Oh the branch at Du-
FONTS, a part OF which is ready for til,
iron and 'he balance will te cow pie
ted AZ rapidly as possible. The brancl,
at Wilmington is also being pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible. The hnsi-
hess of this road is increasing rapidly
owing in great measure to the tact
and energy Of the Superintendent, J
H. Thompson, and his corps OF assist
ants,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
Blaine ia New York.

The announcement that Senator
James &. Blaine, of Maine, would de-
liver an address on the political issues
of the day, drew to tue Cooper Insti.
lut- last night a. audience that over.
vhelmingly crowded the great hall.
Thousands were unable tO enter the
tulding, aud with great regret depart
ID. Sp-ec.iss wer. made by Senator
Blaine, Elliott G. Cowdeo, Hon. Simeon
3 .Chitt.nden, Murat Halls lead, and L..
Bradford Prince.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
A Jealous Cssss mporary.

A day or 70 ago the EVERY Evening"
aud REPUBLICAN, published an article y
the effect that Governor Hall hsd been
mistaken for . minister. The other after.
noon paper, less ent-rrrisine ,didntse *.
cure the item and cons. su-ntly in the
spirit Of its envy it denounced III"
false. In reply We xivs the following
from the barber who keeps the shop in
which the Governor was shaved:
Mgssns. EDIIoRs:-Please allow nsa
sIsal, space in your valuable journal
to speak in regard IN the report Which
appears in the REPuBLIcAK ard Every
Evening" In relation TO the Governor
and say that II Is true as pnb
lished by you. The statement
in the I" Gazette is written
through the jealousy Of Que Of It's r.
porters in not securing It first. ! men.
,iOn this Is an evidence of the fact 'nh
your local staff az we'll as that OF The
EVERY Evening" secure all tho us's
that is worth reading.
BARNEY RosESBLAr1'
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
A Miserable Tv1s.

The dock At police court was orni
msnted this morning by an interesting
looking trio consisting Of a man, W.
man and little terrier dog, the lst'e'
the beet looking Of the three. Ofh~l
Carey testified TO arrestipg the w'uan
at Front and Sbipley streets last ".
snine; she was raising thunder abou'
her little dog which she thought ""
lost. She had been drinking sIo !ps
officer arrested her, the man and ocS
following Voluntarily The man Who
said his mama VAS Davidson, sa'd d.
hailed from Toms River, N. Y, apa
was going to Baltimore for work. INV
dog had nothing to say, but the ~o~su
begged the Squire to let them g. Pfp
missing 10 leave the city lm'n"
Squire O'N-ill evidrh'y
thought that the best ipteres"
Of the county would be promoted V
getting rid Of them, 70 he oldtr+d '1s"
to skip, which they we're not SO"
doing.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
A Wosnau's lusane Desire,

Yesterday as David P. Bush was
$ rolling along in the vicinity Of Elev :
ehth Street Bridge he noticed woman
acting strangely. Watching her close.
~ he saw her approach the edge Of the
bridge and 90 through several msnoue-
vrss which looked though the woman
vas contemplating self destruction. He
walked towards her and just a. she
heard his footsteps she made spring,
but she was hsppily caught by Mr..
Bush and BY him led away from the
bridge. Mr.. Bush did not learn her
name.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
A WOuid.b he Bvtd~G room IN .
Had FIX,

An elopng couple from Beaver conn
ty met sICh rather an eUhairaSs ing tx
perien2e at P'ttsburg, on Tuesday.
fuey were met at til. railroad depot a.
hey stepped from the cars hy the irate
father Of the yonng lady. The parent
gave the young man the choice of two
alternatives, either to return his daugh
ter to her home or be shot on the spo,
he young ran was endowed with con.
4idera Die discretion and agre-d to return
the young lady AT once to the home o.
her parents.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
WISE saun,sss.
improvements ta that Vicinity
The Fasmers Rssy-sssali Stems

vWRrOVsmeWsn ~ 'Wes
The Fasmers Rssy-sssali Stems
Correspondence Of the Republican
PRAspYwISs HuspREp, Oct. 80, 10.
Rev. W. B Gregg, pastor Of Chester
Station, preached . sps Nsl sermon on
"EducA,ion" last Sabbath. He com
mended our colleges and institutions ol
Learning 10 the patronage OF all, Is.
pecially Msthodists asserting that they
will compare tavorably with any other,
and more 80 in their revival interests
Mr.. Jeremiah Brown, who lives neal
Linwood, flushed raising bis barn yes
t.rdsy. The buildiug ia 40 II. square
The former one, which was strnsk by
lightning late in the summer and con-
sumed. was 4Ox6n. Mr.. Willard Gal
braith is the builder.
Mr.. Frauk Pierce, son OF Walter
Pierce, is very i'll with consumption.
Chsstnuts and shsllbarks have been
very plenty In this community, and
auit. a good many have been gathered.
The weather has bsen very dry for
month, but the heavy d-ws and few
gentle showers have bssn very accept
ab!s, and had the desired .d-ct In
bringing up the wheat that was sown.
The fields look we'll.
The farmers are busy husking their
coru VIII oh proves to be- very good ex-
crpting few fields where the hail
hurt it.
Those who furnish milk for mark-t,
feel that they are iupesed upon by the
, milk dealers in Philadelphia ard viii
.nington, because they have net raised
the price, as there is considerable fall
ing 6if In the quantity which cows & ivs
this time In tue year. They also fee
that three cent? per qnsrt is too little,
especially as the dealers demand dry
measure.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
lSssu vnwsssAs's aAss ssv~s.l
CeLOREo LEA pEas NO, n.
InsS Appeal - Their People \
Prepare for she Coming saru~,,.

rhsy Appeal u Their Peo~,. a.
PTeHsre for the Censing saruxs,e
A mass meeting Of the color-d yot.,.
Sixth ward, met 10 the hall of K. 2ion
church last evening. The meeting VA.
called to order BY l.. p. B. Henry. Ss,.
retary. A. R Henry was appointed
President pro TEN. The latter bri,Sv
stated the object Of the gathering :.
VIM. X. GrinnaRs A. m. 10 bsr Of thu
committee from the Fifth ward aud sl,o
vics President Of the Charles supns,
club, was present and addressed ,bs
meeting.
p. s. Blake then addressed the sudi.
encs upon the Importance Of the move.
ment which they ware about to ep,e,
upon. He stated that this WIS no ids.
Of 4 moment with him, but II IL on.
which has been slowly maturing sip,r
1877. He considered that their po.i.
tion WAS peculiar one, aud that Ia
would always be found advocating the
rights OF race "a much so as of the Rs.
publican party. Their position b,
thought was the same "a that Of our
forsfathers Of this country. Hnmsn
nature Is the same ev.ryw here. The
colored men are organising all over the
United Slater, and are desiring TO know
their rights 70 that they dare maintain
them. The coming contest 10 nation.
al one he said, and Il 10 nece, sary that
oil must be united IN order 10 gain sue
cess.
A. R. Henry was introduced by P. 8.
Blake as the gisnt---ths alpha and ONE.
70 OF the colOred men OF Delaware, "wbo
said II he bsd gained any honor or If
the mantle Of honor rested on him in
any way, It was not for him but his
rare. For them he lsbor.d and not e,
self. I've are now said he "stsud.
Ing upon . field like that OF 1850"
This State must bs redeemed and It
must br done by the black votes. tn.
c0lored inau mutt throttle the D. INC.
cracy. VIZ must see that every man
Is on the assessment list and never ret
until hs knows 1t beyond doubt. The
black men Of this country intend 10
show what relative position they hold
10 this government.
The negro forns an issue In politics
greater than all others ard 1t mus, bs
settled by the ballot. We propose to
unfurl on the 4th Of Nov. q year .
banner Of equality and justice to ali
men,"
MCPHERSON JohnsOn was called and
stated that he stood upon the same
platform as did Charles Sumner In ri.
erence TO equal rights and he was for
the just deserts Of every man; II q man
is citizen abroad Why Is he not one q.
boms; co.ored men have be-n elected
in Ohio, and there must be others 10
follow.
l.. p. b. Henry was introduced "a
graduate Of Lincoln University, one in
whom the oolor-d people Of this Stats
had . worthy defender. He said l..
was in favor Of pushing the matter TO
the end. He SO admonished the
colored men to s-e that they were
properly qualified for the coming strug.
gle. They must make their power tlt
in the coming campaign As they hs"
never done before.
After Mr.. Henry had spoken A'
meeting adjourned.
On Friday evening the 3lst the votsn
Of the Eighth Ward will meet in tbs
same place.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
Fine amateur work

A very itistic cravn work Of H.r.
o. the q est, by Miss Helen N. Hous
ton, appears in the windows of Thoma.
& Co.'S. bo'k ore. II displays well
the characteri.tics Of his great mon.
s,ch-his vofnptuous ness and iron " III.
1t bears close study. There Is also In
tL. window of Mr.. Chas. He.bner, the
j.welsr, by the same artist, drawing
of a dog which Is very lifelike. Such
drawings are rarely seen in our city
ard we couf-r pleasure by calling at
tentiOn 10 them.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
THIRD EDITION.
A HOUc APPLES.
Prospects Of . scarcity - High
PeAees Raag isg.


Peiees RasK Ing.
The reports in reference 10 the apple
crop Of the Aiddls and Eastsrn States
indicate a general failure Of the crop in
those s+c,isns. The fall apples have
Turned out badly and the warm weather
iu the early part of October has resul-
ted in ,he serious gripping Of the win
tor supply. Even Ne. York, The famous
apple orsna ard Of the country, sends
doleful accounts of ruined crops, and
orchards Uttered with rotting fruit. Al
. consequence very Ii tie shipments ART
bsing made from the middle or Eastern
STATES. In the West, however,
the situation u very different. The
apple crop in that section Is very
large, and although they mo have
b.en affected slightly by the late
wa. NJ spell, there will be an abundant
crop in that quarter. However lie
the failure OF The crop does not bother
the apple men in the West as in the
East, something else does, ant that Ii
the lack of transportation facilities
"Cars are scarce" said Wilmington
dealer to us this morning and it costs
little fortune to land q Car .oad oi
Western apples in Wilmington at the
pr, sent time. Another thing that is
1t work to initiate against the retail
dealers is that the large dealers are
storing the best apples away in the
fruit houses at Philadelphia, New YorR
and other points and holding on t.
them with the view Of keeping the
markets short.
Meanwhile the prioss Of the good va.
rietiss such as Kings Baldwins, Twen.
" ounce, etc., arc now ranging about
"a per barrel.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
The Davis case.

The Davis social scandal arrange
m-nt took new phase last evening,
when Mrs. Davis brought suit against
her husband charging him with contiu
ually and perp-tually following and
abusing her. Harry Sharpley, counsel
for Davis, argued ,hat the in .ic,m-nt
charged nothing criminal, and hence
moved that the case bs dismissed. Es-
quire Hagany before whom the case
Vas heard was also Of the opinion that
the charge should have been moe
definite and hence dismissed the case.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
A Mi0isier Trapped Ia tn N MssrOD
oils.

Rev. James A. Page, of nashville,
Ill.,, went to New York few days ago
to take his son to a theological semi
nary. While on his way to visit a
friend at Freehold. N. j., late in the
afternoon Of Monday, he took a stroll
in Broadway, when he WAS accosted by
a stranger who pretended to know him.
With his new friend the preacher en-.
tered a saloon on Canal street, and be-
coming interested in game of cards.
was -windl-d out of s4o. The police
arrested two confidence men, who bad
been engaged in the affair, and at court
they were held for trial. The preacher
was sent to the House Of Detention.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31

Motious f,r a new trial and for an
arrest of judgment in the Wax. field
psrjury case, a. St. Louis, will bs
urged tomorrow.
J. R. D. Seeds 4 Son want carpenters
70 work on houses at Seventh aud Van
Buren, streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
THE Wealth or.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Otlcer, Washington, Oct. 3l--l
A. N.
Indications for Friday-For New
England aud the Middle States, colder
and clear or fair weather, with west
to northwest winds and rising barome-
tar.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
Wilmington worth kecog uized.

Mr. William Lawton, dealer in glass
and China ware at No. sos Market street,
was given the contract for furnishing
the silver ware Of the new steamer
" Decatur II. Miller" which left the
yard Of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Co. day or so ago. There we're threr
other competitors in Bal:imor. but the
representations and bids made by Mr..
Lawton were the most satisfactory.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
Krsnk dow n.

About eleven o'clock this morning q
charcoal wagon was passing up Market
street, and while crossing Third street,
one OF the hind wheels gave way, de-
posting some OF tbs contents in the
street. BY securing wheel from Mr..
Wolman, they repaired the damage
The team belonged to Valentine Ca
neither, near Glasgow, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
A GNODus asst,

Officer Gotsohmsr, who by the way,
kept pretty busy on bis beat, t-ncll.
to sone Of the toughest charac'rt, J., ~
town, arrested John Thompson a saw,
at Fourth and King, last night, "n". ,;.
the latter was doing . sort Of ey mnas'"
act on a couple of barrels. Fifty cen"
and costs was Johns fine.