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Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
n Memory

Of Jane MeFaylin, who departed this LIE oI
November II, 1879.
Thou art gone, another friend
Has passed from life away;
A loving heart has ceased 10 throb,
To m0ulder soon to clay.
Yes, thou art gone, We ns'er agsin
Cby form on Garth shall SEQ,
Nor hear thy voice, nor SEQ thy smile,
Which bound our hearts TO thee.
Gone from this rth with a'l It's cares,
Its sorrows, pains and Tears,
And ended this, thy pilgrimage,
In patriaIchal years.
Gone from the friends you loved below
To realms Of purer love,
t. least on p!eas Iires pure and sweet
In that bright land above.
Gone INV to dwell in scenes Of bliss
Beyond tho reach Of woe,
To see the saviour that you served
Through all your lie below.
And there to sing q song still new
In that bright home above;
More glorious far than angels sing,
That OF redeemiDg love.
And we through faith In Him who died
To save trail man from doom.
Shall meet with thee IN that bright land
Beyond the silent tomb.
Beyond that narrow a, which doth
Divide that land from ours,
And dwell in everlasting love
Meath Canaan's peaceful bowers,
Death hath but opened up to the,
A hOlIer, happier lite,
A bright 1tgrDal day 0fi0y
With none OF this wJrld's strife.
Thy body sleeps In deaths embrace
Among the silent dead;
Soon o'er thy grave the grass shall wave,
And flowers their fragrance she'd
Returning spring the grass and flowers
Shall call forth into bloom,
But naught can e'er again recall
Thy body from the tomb,
Until that glorious spring time comes
" hen 1t shall rise on high
And Join that spirit that has aod
Beyond the deep blue sky. is.
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AttemDted Robbery.

Some rogues attempted to break into
the store Of Thomas Dalton, at Cent e.
willie. Christians Hundred, on Monday
night, and succsedsd in forcing open one
of the back shutters, when Mr.. D. hear
inc a noise got up and the rognes beat
. hastv retreat. 1t Is we'll for them
that tHey did so, as Mr.. D. had armed
h;mssif With double barrsled gun and
was prepared to shoot to kill.
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~ En FVi ia,Be 1oau Vi Aihuhns
Ol.OO wood. Orders oan DO leit o q
Gray 4 br0s., S, cond aud King streets; -
eob Moore, ,at Uily Depot, s1d Jonn >. mi''cI, ~
Unioo street I'd 0ilplu svenue:
s1%N j. MCKINNEY
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26

The baptist pastors Of New York yes
tsrday, declined as body to congra.u-
late Bishop Potter on attaining the
twenty fifth anniversary Of his Goa
Grafton as Bishop of the Rpiac pal
Oh hurch..
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26

JOHN WANAMAKER.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
JOHN WANAMAKER,
JOHN WARAUAKER,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26

GOAL, WO0D AND lIME.
Geo. ". Bush E Son.,
FRKNoA srREEr WHARF,
Gall special attention to their hard. pure,
SHENANDOAH COAL
Prepared for Family use. Also to their
BROOKSIDE LYKENS VALLEY,
SUPERIOR TO ALL GOAL FOR SUM.
MER USE.
COAL! COAL!
LEHI6H AND KOHINOOR
COAL!
Best Family Coal, Carefully Pre-.
pared especially for our retail
sales.
Promptly delivered in cellars at lowest n ar.
ket price.
Charles Warner E. Co..
MARKET STREET WHARF.
|CoAh'ooAA'o"AL'
CHOICE FAMILY GOAL.
STANTON, THOMAS LEHyGH AND
WILLIAM PENN.
Those are the finest family cOala,
YARD FOOT OF WEST STREET.
9ll II JOHN W. GRIFFITH.
VARIETY STORES.
THE LAR0EAT. CHEAPEST AND
BEST ASSORTMENT or
DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY,
AND NOTIONS.
GENTS LADIES' AND OHILpREN's
AND RUBBERS, CROCKERY-
WARE, GLASSWARE, and
TINWARE.
TABLE. STAIR AND FLOOR
| OIL CLOTHS.
STAIR, ENTRY. HEMP AND
| INGRAM CARPETS
AT VERY Low PRICES.
Como and examine our stock and you will
Save ttm0 and a
cheap as the cheapest.
ADAMS H. BROTHER,
5O4 M MARKhT STREET.
TOBACUO AND CIGARS.
|OTro " bUTz'
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF
SEGARS! sEEAsss! SEGARS, !,
NO. 2 WEST FRONT STREET,
| Wilmington, Del.
JoaN OTTO lT.l JOHN Iurz
UNDERTAKERS.
GIMON GUTHRIE.
General Furnishing Undertak er,
NO. 32a r. SEVENTH STREET,
| 2-29 Wilmington, Del.
TERms.-2o per cent. less than usual prices.
THoMAs MITCHELL,
FURNISHING UNDERTAkER,
| NO il2 KING SIRE
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
uERCmANT TAILORING.
WM. H. uUINN,
Merchant ailor,

III MAHhHI 81 lnSEH1s
All the latest styles Of Spring and summit
Uassimeres aud sultings Kept on haho, ou'
and made In good style.
Clothes Made 70 Order - CheaP -
amy establishment IN "Aanko ,an1 ~
ton Or Phi ladelphiM. my7-om
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26
Fall River Strikers.

Fall River Mass, advices of 18th
state that ny far the most
shameful outrage of strike was
committed by strikers this after
noon. Eight French families, compris-
ing between seventy and eighty men,
women and children, were brought here
to-day, from Canada. They have never
worked in u cotton mill, and are to
work at the Stafford e Crescent com
pany's mills. They divided into two
parties, and ore was taken to the Stat
ford mill, and the other to a
block on Davies street. 1t was
subsequently decided to remove
the latter party to house in the rear
of Crescent mill, some few hundred
yards away. The party consisted Of
two men, besides the agent who brought
them here, four women, and the re-
mainder young boys and girls, from IS
years of age and downward. AS the
party came out on the street, they We're
booted at by the crowd of women and
children and some men, and u few
stones thrown. 70 make the shortest
cut they took what is known as the
stone erusher lot, whore they We're as
saulted by n crowd of $50, mostly men;
rocks were thrown at them in perfect
showers, and one Of the men named
Bouck was so roughly assaulted, that
man who witnessed the whole affair
said he did not expect to see him come
out of it alive. He was severely kick
ed and bruised. One woman with
babe in arms was knocked down aud
kicked. A little boy about seven years
of age, was struck in the face. and all
the little children were stoned as well
rs the older persons. The party sepa-
rated and ran in different directions,
which broke the crowd. The police
were summoned, and with Officer Hilb
and the whole Of the district police
who happened 10 be near by, were
on hand in 4 fa@ minutes. But an
alarm was given N their approach and
the crowd Dispersed.
Three uf til, assaulted party got sep
arated from their friends, but are re-
ported to have been found with some
old acquaihtances in another part OF
the city. More Indignation is xpless-
ed by citizens ut this outrage than at all
others that have occurred. The cow
ardly ASSAULT on the women and chill
dren is stirring the feeling of every
good citizen. No arrests have yet been
made.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26
YELLOW FEWER.

Ar liuntyn Station, miles from Mem
phis, the fever hns broken out and IA dis
patch OF the 23d says negroes nre mainly
the sufferers
Ar Memphis on The 23d, At the cotton
exchange, resolutions We're adopted pray
ing ior II modification Of the present
rules of the board Of health, which pro.
hihits loose cotton from being brought
into the city The Thermometer has
ranged between GO and ~.
A MEMPHIS telegram Of the evening Of
Sept, ODD states that tour eases we're re-
ported 10 the board OF health Mrs W.
s. mdfurd, Mrs. j s. prcstridgc, Joseph
NJ, Serrauo and Lewis Jones, tho last
named colnred, 0nc additional death
occurred VIM j. Ryan.
A GREENyilLE, Miss, special Of the
18th reports that the doctors decided vel
low fever nj Concordia, and trace the in.
lection to Memphis. Three new eases
are reported. One hundred and fifteen
persons remain IN Cuncordia, unable to
get through the shot gun quarantine.
MEMrnis kilograms of Sept. 23d, state
that sixteen cases IN all -twelve whites
and four colored were reported TO the
| nONTu III utNltH W'uHNt Among luuSV
reported this evening wore Il Il pahncy,
| lIittleion, Pa; Mrs Ida Bcrmau, II
karnlrlt, Herbert Elsner, l., Ross, FRANK
Foster, llotty Springer Spraguc. Three
more dea hs have been reported, u. Il
Carmichael, Caleb Williams ana Amber
SON Reeves. The Two last were coorcd
Donations 10 the Towards to-day aggro
gated $3.50
MEMPHIS adviCes Of the 18th state thu
two new cases were reported and fly,
deaths have occurred since last night.
Among the number were w II Earls, 4
brother inlaw Of holland FounMino
who died eight miles south Of the city
The constiiutionality Of the order OF
the State Beard Ut Health which prohib
lis cotton from being brought into I'll,
city and ginned during the epidemic is Il
be tested An injunction has been prayeC
for, and awaits tho action Of the ludg,
10 whom the petition has been sent. I'll,
weather l. clear and pleasant
| COMMISSIONER RAucu, Of the nationa
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26

Armstrong, Mrs. c. II. Lovejoy
and Capt. Pinkerton. Letters were then
read from the following gentlemen
expressing regret at their inability to be
present;
Jay Gould, Amos A. Lawrence, Judge
Lyman Trumbull, Hon. VIM. NJ Evarts,
Hon. John sherman, Mayor |. S. Kalloch,
Senator j. j. Ingalls,, James Freeman
Clarke, John G.. Whittier and Martin +.
Conway, The letters brcathed an earnest
spirit Of love for the principle that
Kansas was built upon, Whittiers
especially being full Of tenderness An
able and interesting address, was made by
Col. d. r. Anthony, of Leavenworth, up
on taking the chair, in which he spoke
Of his personal experiences in the early
times. 1t was an epitome Of Kansas histo.
ry. In introducing Mr.. Julian OF Indiana,
Hon. Sidney Clarke, in a few eloquent
words, referred to the men who had
made themselves particularly dear to
Kansas. Among Others he mentioned j.
p. Hale, Chas. Sumner, Henry Wilson,
Theodore Parker, Wendell Phillips,
Thaddeus Stevens, w. III. Seward, VIM.
NJ. Evarts, $. z. Chase, james II. Lane,
Martin +. Conway, Marcus j. Parrot,
Abraham Lincoln, Horace Greeley and
Joshua Giddings
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26

forcements and routed the insurgents and
drove them onto the neighboring hills.
4 CALCUTTA special under date of Sept.
2lst says the Viceroy of India has recev.
ed letter from The Amecr of Afghanis.
tan, dated Sept. 10, inclosing a report
from his brother, Ayoub Kahn, about the
outbreak at Herat Three regiments par.
tlcipated IN the mutiny. They mutnied
because they had been ordered TO march
to Kohistan, where the disturbances had
occurred. Ayoub Khan asks to be al.
lowed TO resign his command. The
Amer hopes shortly to regain the control
of affairs, when he will exhaust his re.
sources and energies in maintaining faith
with the British.
ODESSA advices OF the 23rd give an
account Of fire which occurred ut the
Russian City of Kiev ON the Bird Of Sept,
while furious storm was raging. The
fire broke out in seven different places
Officers Of the fire brigade and the chief
of police report that Il gun powder
magazine and petroleum stores were
simultaneously set on fire. The whole
city was wrapped in thick black cloud
Of smoke, and every now and then
people were terrified by II series
Of detonations and loud explosions. The
entire garrison and the tiremen OF the
suburbs and many inhabitants labored
indefatigably to extinguish the fire, but
despite their efforts it continued until
the morning of the second day after ii
broke out The loss was enormous. Many
lives were lost, including several children.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26

A NEW disease has broken out among
the children ut Berlin, Of II very fatal
nature. II begins with sort Of stupe-
faction, the change in the blood being
remarkable. DIR. Winckol made in
cisons in some cases, and only after
pressure could squeeze out few drops,
the blood having become n thick,
brown-black fluid Of u syrupy consist
ency. AT London another now disease
has broken out, duo, many think, TO i'm.
pure water. II il II form of Cyprus
fever, and termed "detophobia" and,
though il il seldom fatal, tho sufferer
remains but ~ shadow of his former
self
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26
THE WEEKS WORK.
From Every Source and
Boiled Down.
WASHINGTON.

A WAsHINGToN press dispatch of the
18th states that the Indications ut the
treasury department are that the number
Of silver dollars which will be got into
circulation this month will, for the first
time, equal the monthly coinage. AS
far as Washington is concerned the
standard dollars are already much more
plentiful than bank notes.
A WAsHINGToN dispatch of Sept nth
says London correspondent says there
is no prospect Of the bi.metalic congress,
which America proposed should he held
in London, and TO which the British
government Professionally asscnted. The
meeting was to be this year, but
American agents have failed so far to
obtain the assent Of some Of the leading
nations.
A TELEGRAM of the 18th says from
1873 TO 1870 inclusive, the United States
minis coined 37G, Gal $40 pieces of money,
aggrcgating in value $4,000, 1913. The
treasury department today purchased
$50 600 ounces OF fine silver, deliverable
at the Philadelphia mint. Other oilers
were made for Philadelphia ana San
Francisco, but on account OF their being
being above the market price, as con
stracd by the department, were declined.
A DISPATCH from Washington Of Sept.
22d says that the secretary OF war has re-
duccd tho river and harbor estimates
but will send in the following
and ask for Instructions from congress
~ 10 the ports to be omitted
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26
GRIM IC.

a GALENA, Ill =, special of the 18th says
that james Howard, of Elizabeth this
county, was brought to Gplcna tonight
and lodged in Jail Oh n charge of stealing
three head Of cattle and horse of Geo.
Mitchell, of Elizabeth. and selling them
to drovcr at Morsevile. Howard was
arrested, and is now under bail for set
ting fire to forty tons of hay some time
ago in 10 Davicss county
A CHEYENNE dispatch ofthc 10Th states
that Doc Middleton was sentenced III the
district court to five years in the Nebras.
ka pcnitentary, on The charge of grand
larceny in stealing horses from the Carey
Bros. Two other indictments were thrown
out of court on Il mpromise by which
he pleaded guilty. This clears him of
charges in Wyoming, but all his Nebras-
ka crimes are yet TO be accounted for
A COLUMBUS, Ohio, dispatch of The
Eth, says james Kerr, who shot and
killed Frank Fleming last Saturday,
while engaged in Il scufllc, was arrested
at Portsmouth, in this state, to day. Prob.
ably ease of murder in the first degree
will be made against Kerr rs no heated
words passed between them.
A CARLISLE, Pa, dispatch of the 10Th
says that w. III. Wynkoif and Mrs Cath.
arinc Xell were arrested, charged with
administering poison to Mrs. Khcif, an
aged lady of this place, who died sud
denly last May. The body was cxhnm-
ed, and abundant evidence Of arsenic
found to-day, On application Of Mrs.
Zcll's counsel hearing in her case was
had and she was committed to Jail A
writ of habfds corpus has been issued in
both cases and the matter will be heard
bY the court Saturday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26

board Of health of st. Louis. issued in.
slructions through Health Commissioner
Francis on the 18th inst, that all
steamers plying on the lower Mississippi
must stop at the inspecting stations at
Folks landing, near Commerce, and
Fort Adams, Miss, on both their up.
ward and downward trips. DIR. Rauch
says by so doing they will save them.
selves trouble, assist In preventing the
spread of the fever and in breaking down
the local guarantees, thus promoting
Legitimate trade and commerce. This is
especially important since the outbreak
ut Concordia.
MEMPHIS dispatches Of Sept. 2lst state
that seven new cases were reported
white and one colored. Among those re.
ported this evening were Horace Graham,
Henry Good and Geo. Gillespie. No
additional deaths have occurred Mrs
Prcstidge, wife of Col. J. S. Prestidge
was stricken to day also Fred Harpman,
of Harpman Bros, .tobacconists. Their
names Will &c reported to the
board of health tomorrow
Miss Louise Lacarina, residing
two miles out on Poplar street boulevard,
has the fever. Total number of new ca
SEES officially reported for the week, 80; ;
whites, 40; colored, 32. Total to date,
PIG total deaths from yellow fever in
The city for the week, 81; total to date,
SAC Donation to the Towards to-day
aggregate 1922 90. They have 1876 nurses
on duty attending to 93 whites and 80
coIorcd families Thermometer has
ranged between 81 and ".
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26
Irt)ISEcl<s ~.

A VIENNA dispatch of the 22nd states
that AndraSsy's newspaper organ de.
cares that Austria would he neutral III
ease Of war between Germany and
France.
a LONDON correspondent, writing I'M
der date Of Sept, lSth, announces that
Germany will soon call a fresh monetary
congress, TO he held nj Berlin,
4 DISPATCH of the 10Th inst, says that
the bodies Of thrcCnativc officers or guides
which were enormously reported 10 have
been burned near the British rcsidcnry
ut Cahul, have been recovered and buried.
A ST. Petersburg telegram Of Sept. i,
says great fire broke out tuesday last in
Ekatcrinaslan, South Russia, near Dric'
per The fire originated in the most
populous quarter OF the town, and the
damage is immense.
4 BERLIN dispatch OF Sept Pend
states that after the return of the EN-
porer William from Alexandria Prince
bismarck presented to him memorial
demonstrating that II was absolutely
necessary for Germany 10 support
Austria against Russia iii the east. The
Emperor endorsed the views set forth III
the memorial.
A LONDON telegram of the alst inst.
saws the firm OF st syenson \ Sons has
failed, 1t was one Of The Oldest and
best known firms III the Austrian trade
They were middlcmen between larger
Manchester warehouses and Australian
iohbers They also shipped wool from
Australia extensively Their failure was
caused hy The large depression Of husi
ness in Australia, and consequent inahil
ity to realize on eonsignments.
HAVANA adviccs OF Sept alSt state
that in general order Captain General
Blanco announced the attack of party
of insurgents on the village of Mayari, in
the province OF Santiago dc Cuba. The
garrison defended itself and the village
Tor three days, and sustained great losses
when General Nelera arrived with rein
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26
The American Neglect of Mutton.
From the Rnral New Yorker.

A leading butcher in II suburban city
informs me that he sold but one sheep
during the entire summer; in fact, he
only sold portion of that. After keep.
ing it in his ice-boX more than q month
he took it home and ate it in his own
family. Notwithstanding the length of
time he had it on hand, it was sweet and
good, proving that mutton will keep as
we'll us, If not better, than any other
meat, During this time he sold thous-
ands of pounds OF beef which had been
brought on the cars hundreds of miles.
In the autumn he sold hundreds of
pounds of pork. 10 us there seems to
be want of wisdom in all this. His
patrons refuse to eat the cleanest,
healthiest and most easily digested
meat in the world, and without thought,
apparently, or consideration, followed
fashion, or habit and ate beef more or
less feverish and unhealthy, not know
ing or caring where it came from, any
pork which might haye been reared in
filth, and might be reeklng with disease.
The farmers would be glad to furnish
mutton in abundance, if there was only
demand. 1t seems TO be II universal
practice with Americans to dislike NUT
ton, or, at least, to eat scare ~ any
meat but beef and pork. They will pay
twice rs much for beef AS mutton can
be bought for. Chops always sell high,
because every one wants them, and no
body wants The rest of the carcas. Butch
ers say they must sell one-third of the
sheep for enough to pay for the whole,
as all the rest has to sell below cost.
Americans seem 10 be totally unused to
mutton in any form as corned or sailed
meat, There is no better meat than
corned mutton. 1t is excellent for soups
and stews, or to boil. The hams may
be corned and then boiled and eaten
cold for any meal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26
Her Husband Thinks She is a Witch.
Georgia Gazette.

a Georgia lady recently became de-
ranged while attending revival meet
ing III Worth county. She went raving
about the house and yard with buck
ct Of water, haptizing everything in her
pathway. She babtized her husband
and children, and while doing it sang
songs that she had heard but once or
twice. Although an unlettered woman,
she reads any chanter III the Rible, pro-
nouncing correctly and distinctly, pay
ing attention TO punctuation points, etc.
She breaches nearly all the while, uses
the choicest words, and displays great
knowledge in the handling Of different
subjects. Although not Mason, she
knows all the mysteries of that myster-
ious craft by heart. Dozens Of Masons
have gone to see her, and they all come
away dumh-founded. She neither eats
nor sleeps. Her husband has come to
the conclusion that she is a witch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26

TO-DAY there are III New York city
over three hundred Chinese hundries,
fifty groceries, twenty tobacco stores,
ten drug stores, six restaurants, and II
variety Of other establishments. Over
sevonty-iiye have gone into domestic
service. In Jersey City there are three
factories which employ Chinese labor
alone. One Of these is Il shirt factory,
another shoe factory, and the last ~
mn establishment for the manufacture
of cheap cutlery. II is sSid that beer
saloon has been opened III Hoboken Ivy
two Cinnamon. In Brooklyn there are
about fifty laundrios, six cigar stores
and one grocery. From statistics fur
nished by tho most intelligent and best
informed Of these people the population
of New York has received an addition
Of upward Of two thousand five hum
dred Chinese, including two females.
The Chinese residents OF Brooklyn
number over two hundred and fifty and
two females. Jersey City and Hoboker
boast about two hundred. One hun
dred Chinese adults and children attend
schools in New York, established foi
their benefit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26

THE Maine republicans say that the
most effective weapon in their cam
paign was cartoon portraying n pair
of Steers, labeled democrat and
greenback," with candidate Smith ON
the back of the greenback steer, in
whose nose il hitched II rein which is
held by T.. +. Pillsbury ON the back Of
tho democratic steer, while Scion Chase
goes behind with the whip. The chr.
toon took with the farmers better than
any Of tho platform arguments.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26

In the Chancery court OF Campbell
county, KY, Chancellor Menaies has
rendered written opinion that the
lottery commonly known as the Com
monwcalth Distributing company, Of
Kentucky, conducted and operated by
Thomas j. Commerford, secretary, and
his associates, is an illegal enterprise,
subject to suppression at any moment
by Grand Juries, and that purchasers Of
tickets have no security for the pay
men. o. prizes.