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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-22
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In this city, Jan. 9th 1879, at Pilgrims Rest, by
Rev. w. Donnely Mr.. Louis Krimmer and Miss
Amanda Gebhardt, all of this city
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-22

The Board of Supervisors will
meet on the 30th of the present
month.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-22

Glorious weather for lumber
men.
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OUR TELEPHONE.

Another snow storm yesterday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-22

flames Moran, for several yeafs
PAST a resident of this city, died of
consumption, at his residence, on
Third street, on Thursday last. He
leaves q wife and four children.
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S0T3.yZ
MRS. W. II. JOHNSON,
Treasurer.
5000 of this is included in our last report.
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Direct. of wind Direct. of wind
moN likely 10 be most likely to be
followed by rain followed by
or snow. clear weather.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-22

The February tenn of the Cir
emit Court for this county, will COM
mence on Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Enforcing the Game Law

On Sunday, Sep. 7, 1879. Officer Mea.
cham accompanied by Sec. Churchman
and several other of the Delaware Game
Protective Association, went to the river
on Mr.. Moore's steam yacht to hunt for
offenders against the game laws and
laws OF the association near Bellevue.
They discovered several boats pushing
the reeds for birls. They pursued the
nearest boat, the occupants of which
ran to shore vacated it and took leg
bail towards Claymont. The officer
captured the boat and contents, con.
sisting Of eight rail and one reed bird, ,
rail. box, and about 100 cartridges,
pushing pole, oars and rowlocks. This
boat the association intends being the
custodian of, and will be very well
pleased TO see the man who was shoot
ing, and give him the boat the penal
ty for nonresident shooting IN this
State is $50 and costs.
Information was placed before Squire
Hagany and warrants issued for the ar,
rest of some offenders against Section
A, chapter l3l Laws ofD-laware, which
prohibits shooting game or fishing on
Sunday. The association intend to
vigorously enforce the game laws and
protect the game. Any information
will cheertully he given by the Secre-
tary or any Of the executive committee
who will also prosecute any one if evil
dence is given to them. The 4xecutive
committee tor New Castle County are:
Linton Smith, Anthony Higgins and
Tilghman johnson.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
The OHIO outlook.

A gentleman who has within short
time past traversed Ohio over three or
four times, called upon usthis morning
and informed US that in his opinion the
Republicans would carry Ohio by q
large majority. A leading Democrat
he met with in one of his trips wanted
to bet wages that Foster would have
at least 10000 majority and it was
more likely to be 20, 900. Our informant
says the Republicans of Ohio have
got their fighting suits on and that
always means an overwhelming major
ity. Seventy-five per cent. OF the in
crease of the Republican vote he thinks
was caused by the annoyance of the
Southern Democratic leaders culmina-
ting in the Yazoo murder, and twenty
five per cent. he thinks was caused by
the finance question. Our informant
who is we'll booked up thinks that there
will be general Republican victory
all over the North where elections are
held this fall and solid Republican
north in the Presidential election next
year.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
SPECIAL NlDIlS ES

Il. +. X unkle's Bitter Wine Of IrOu
Has never been known to tail in the cure O
weakness attended with symptoms. indispO
sition exertion, loss OF memory lffica, ty In
breathing, weakness, horror of disease, weak
nervous trembling, dreadful horror of death
night sweats, cold feet, weakness, dImness OF
vision, languor, universal lassitude OF the
muscular system, enormous appetite, with
dysleptic symptoms, hot hands flushing OF
the body, dryness Of the skin, pallid cOunte
nance and oruptions on the lace, purifying
the blood, pain in the back, heaviness in the
eyeiids, frequent black spots flying before the
eyes, with suffusiOn and loss OF sight, want
Of attention. &c.
Worms WOrnnsI Worms
+. +. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Sea and stomach Worn 9. The
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worms, and do not know II. Fits, spasms,
cramps, choking and suffocatiOn, sall0w com.
plexi0n, circles around the eyes, s~elling
and pain In the stomach, r. stless at night,
grinding Of the teeth, picking at the nose,
cough, fever, itching at the seat, headache,
foul breath, the patlen. gr0ws pale aud thin,
Kunkle's Bitter Wine of Iron is for sale In
Wilmington by 2. James Belt, corner Sixth
and Market streets; N. B. Danforth corner
Second and Market streets; John Gallagher
b Bro. 1913 and 1904 Market street; Herbert
X. Watson 803 Market street; Tay lOr Il Full.
Drton, 302 KiLg street; JDo. S.Hartman, Filth
and Poplar; Fl. X. Bringburst 817 Market
street. and the drug trade generally.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
M0iDe TO.aaV.

Maine elects her Governor to-day.
The Republican candidate 10 Hon.
Daniel Y. Davis. The Democrats have
nominated Garcslon, who was elected
by the Legislature when the Rspu bli-
cans lost their majority therein, and
combined with ths Democrats to Iefeat
Joseph L. Smith the Grssnback candi-
date. A majority Of the popular vote
is required to elect. The vote last
year was: Connor, Republican. 56, ,5l9,
Smith, Greenback, Al, ,4O4; Garc-lon,
Drmocra,, 27,S72; throwing the election
into the Legislature. Like the Demo
Gratis, the Green hackers have nomin ated
their last years candidate, Mr.. Smith.
The Legislature elected to day will
choose United States Senator Hamlin's q
successor.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Personal.

We had the pleasure this morning Of
call from Joseph L. Killgore who is on
a transient visit TO this city wi ere he
still holds his residence. He is looking
remarkably well and is as pleasant a
jovial as ever. He exprcts to be in
this vicinity few days longer when he
will start upon trip through New
York and the Eastern States. Our best
wishes 60 with him.
Rev. Alfred Best, financial and bus
iness manager of the "Every Evening"
Publishing Company, has gone to
spend few days in Philadelphia.
MIR. Thatcher. son of Albert Thatcher,
is now on visit to this city. He is
one of the principal engineers in the
navy.
Charles Perkins, Esq., nephew of
City Treasurer Vincent, formerly clerk
to Bringhurst & Co., now wholesale
manufacturer of jewelry in Providence,
r. l., with his wife and child, are now
on visit to this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Mrs. spragu e's Troubles.

PROVIDENCE, R. L., September T.
The petition of Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague
for the appointment Of trustee tor her
property came up in the Supreme Court
of Rhode Island at Providence on Sat-
urday, and Wednesday next was fixed
at the time for hearing.
Mrs. Sprague has dismissed her car
riage, but retained Thomas Handy as
her servant, and is going to New York.
She will take European steamer when
her own property is placed legally with
trustee. She avoids Governor Sprague
and Rhode Island to retain her three
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
or 10 Florida.

Mr.. Alfred Turner, Of New Castle, .
correspondent Of the REPUBLICAN, and
late proprietor Of the New Castle elm
quirer," has sold out his entire stock to
George Herman, son Of Mr.. Jacob Her
man, marble cutter, who will continue
the paper, as also job printing in the
same Office. Mr.. Turner started on
Saturday for Jacksonville, Fla. to Join
bis brother, Charles II. B. Turner, who
is In business there, and the two soon
expect to commence TO raise oranges,
having purch ssed q tract Of land for
that purpose. We wish our young
friend success In his new undertaking,
and In his new field OF labor.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Probably Fatal driving Accident
at Readiu e.

On Sunday afternoon serious driv.
ing accident occurred in Reading @,,ch
may result in the death of several
persons. Theodore Spiers, Charles
Newmoyer, Thomas Larkins, jams
Rohring and Thomas Derr were out
driving, and while returning from
Mineral Spring their team upset on
Chestnut street, near Eleventh, throw
ing the who'll party out, and dragging
several for some distance. Weidner
sustained severe injuries, having both
legs broken and being hurt internally.
Theodore Spi-rs is suffering from con
cus,ion of the brain and his recovery is
doubtful. Ns~moyer had both hands
broken and was otherwise injured
Larkins vas also seriously hurt. Roh-
ring and Derr were not injured. The
accident created considerable excite
ment.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
TEE WA6Es OF SIN.
The Various phrases Of Crioe sad
Criminals Oceupy1ag the Atses.
tiOn Of MS fAOneF. Last Eventng.


The Various Phrases Of Crioe snd
Criminals Occupying the Attes.
tiOn Of MS Homer Last Even1ns.
In addition to the Abbott case else
where noted, the following list was dis
posed Of at the police court last even
ing:
HIS HONOR cOMPLIMENTED.
Mark Hamilton, colorsd, was up be-
fore his honor last evening on the
charge Of stealing q revolver from Leo.
Robinson. The testimony showed that
the revolver had mysteriously disap.
peared from a room in which Hamilton
had been for short time. One OF the
witnesses said thst the prosecutor had
asked Hamilton for the revolver and
upon his denying all knowledge Of it
had said ''dat Of he couldn't git 1t
by fair means, he'd git 1t by foul, 30
he comes right up heah before your
Honnah and sues him" His Honor ap'
preciated this left handed compliment
for he dismissed the case.
THE PHILIPS cAsB.
When the case of James Philips, for
attempting to vote illegally in the Sth
ward was called at police court last
night, a close observer might have
thought that the court had been trans,
formed into Democratic ward conven
tion, rs Unity Gus. the boot black and
Brocky Tom,) pretty nearly all the
"workers" OF the party we're present.
Mr.. Philips dish-d any little perform
ancsthe faithfulmight have arranged BY
waving hearing and giving bonds in
5000 for his appearance at court.
PLEAD GUILTY.
VIM. Donnelly, an account Of whose
arrest for abusing his wife on Sunday
afternoon was published in yesterday s
REPUBLICAN, plead guilty. and was
fined costs in the case.
CAIN AND ABEL.
Ward Irons was convicted of assault
and battery on his little brother, and
was fined so cents and costs.
SALT AND BATTERY.
VIM. Johnson COL, was heard upon
the charge of assault and battery, upon
Martha Cartwell. Martha testified that
William had given her push because
she had sasssd his woman She would mt
say for sartin but she thougat he had
kinder cussed her too.
Another witness didn't see no salt
an battery, only seen William give
Martha a little push.
so cents and cost were the verdict.
"sUaAR."
A diminutive specimen Of the relics
of slavery days, whom the Mayor famil-
iary called Sugar" next occupied a
little niche in the dock.
"Sugar," whose real name is Harry
Rotzwell, was charged with knocking u
little girl down and stealing some mon
ey out of her hand. The case was pretty
clear, the little girl recognizing "ou-
gar" as the boy who had done it. His
Honor looked at the little lump of re.
fined sweetness in bewildered sort Of
a way, ,and finally said "taks him back,
for really don't know what to do with
him." His Honor made a statement
to the effect that Sugar" was terri.
bly, bad hoy, he had been before him
frequently for stealing, and he was
hardly anything but a child yet he
didn't see how he could be properly
punished.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
rOUsrEEN IHCARSArE rIEHDs.
A Gasg Of Fourteen Rumsss Out.
rsGe . Ysans Lady Until She

A Gapg Of Yourteen Rumass Out.
rsGe . YsunG lsdy Until she
Diss.
WfLKEsBARRR, Pa, Sept. 8.-Ap al
most Incredible story Of moral turpi-
tuds has been disclosed In connection
with the Dimmock camp meeting
in susqurhanns county, which clos
ed its sessions during the past week,
a knowledge Of which first came to
light last Tuesday evening at the
desthbed Of . Miss Waterman, who ~
sided with her parents near Montross.
The d ceased was aged about 10, the
daughter Of a reputable family, very
beautiful and we'll educated, and much
respected in the better circle Of society.
The story of the awful crime which
resulted in her death is briefly told as
follows: Miss Waterman, in company
with sister, went to the camp meet
ing on Saturday, both intending to
remain over Sunday with friends on
the ground. On Saturday evening the
sister Of the deceased accepted an in
vitation from a young man Of the neigh
borhood to take short carriage drive.
They drove toward the abode OF the
Watermans, the young lady placing
confidence in the assurance Of her escort
that her sister had expressed her in,
tsntion Of returning home with friend.
Upon arriving at her home she alighted
and remained there. The sequel affords
strong circumstantial evidence that II
was deliberately oopoocted plan to
separate the sisters.
Be this as it may nothing was seen of
the MISS Waterman who remained on
the ground until late on Sunday night,
when a carriage halted in trent Of her
parents residence, and her PROSTATE
form was carried by two disguised per-
sons from the vehicle into the house,
the front door yielding easily to the
manipulations Of one of the unknown
men. The unconscious girl was laid
upon the floor, and the men hastily de-
parted before the inmates Of the house
could intercept them.
When the parents came to where their
daughter lay they found her raving
maniac, and from Ler occasional re-.
marks and the appearance of her cloth
ing and hair they suspected what was
but two we'll verified since by medical
examination that her condition was
owing to oft repeated outrages inflicted
upon her. She fingered along until
Tuesday evening, when she expired.
At no time was she wholly CONSCIOUS
of her surroundings, but from her in
coherent speech it is believed that Miss
Waterman was led by false repressn
tations to take walk with a young
man with whom she had a neigh hborly
and when in a secluded
spot previously agreed upon, she was
set upon by number of yonng men
and the diabolical crime consummated.
1t is stated that no less than fourteen
infamous scoundrels were engaged in
this distardly act, and several of them
have fed. One is known to have forged
his grandfather's name to a note to
raise money to get cut of the country,
and another to have pilfered his faith
er's pocket-book while the parent was
asleep.
A coroner's inquest was held and the
Jury returned verdict of death by
Warrants have been is
sued for the apprehension of the sus-
pected, but at this writing no arrests
nave been reported.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
BOytOn ana Webb,

BosToN, September 6.-The despute
over Webb. Boyton swimming match at
Nantasket b-ach still continues. 1t is
is charged that on the last mile, under
cover of the darkness, Webb got on
the beach, ran considerable distance,
plunged into the surf again and swan
TO the stakeboat, which he was thus
enabled to reach about two minutes
ahead of Boyton. The referee, Mr..
Pickering, has reserved his dicision;
but Webb charges that, as the refsres
is soon to become Boyton father in law
this fact might influence his conclusion.
1t is possible that the race will be swan
over again.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
New Lamp Patent.

City Treasurer Vincent applied for
and has obtained in behalf of VIM. Hsis-
lett patent for an improved lamp venti-
lator. This lamp is intended for railroad
cars and vehicles. 1t cannot be extin-
guished by the wind as is the case with
ordinary lamps. The lamp has been
successfully tested by the P. w. & b.
R. R. The patent was received on Sat-
urday last.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Indian Medicine Men.

Som. tribes Of Indians, when their
pow WOW Medicine Men fail to cure the
sick. very quietly knock the NJ. b. in
the head and bury them. If civilized
communities were to do the same, doc
tors would be scarce the people would
be more healthy, and Flagg's Liver and
Stomach Pad would bs the only remedy
used for the cure of disease. Office No.
7 i. 5th street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
The Military Out.

Companies A. and C. gave a battal-
lion drill last evening, at Twelfth and
Market streets. The battalion was
under the command of Major Macalis-
ter. The drill was witnessed by a
number of on-lookers, who seemed to
take great interest in the skillfully ex-
ecuted movements Of the companies.
These evening drills will be frequent.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
[YssussAY's Hsws.l
ANOTHEB DRITlSH DEFEAT.
The British Embassy Attarked-
All the Onicers ktlled-eeven
Troopers Asid to Have Escaped.

The British Bmbassy Attacked
All tho Omicers Killed-seven
Troopers ssid to Have Escaped.
SIMLA, Sept. IA messenger travel
ling post haste from Cabul, arrived at
Ali Kheyl on Thursday night, and re-
ported that on Wednesday several Az
CHAN regiments, who had come to the
ca apital to demand their arrears Of pay,
revolted and were joined by the popu.
lace. The Amesr's arsenal and stores
were first plundered and destroyed.
The British Embassy was then at
tackled by Overw helming numbers, and
set on fire. The Amssr declares that
he was completely surprised by the
outbreak. Hs endeavored TO quell 1t,
and sent General Daoudshah to the
assistance Of Major Cavagnari Of tn.
British Embassy, but General Daoud-
shah was unhorsed and fatally wound.
ed.
The British authorities are taking
prompt measures to restore ORDER
General Roberts has set out for the
Peiwar Pass, whence he Is to advance
toward Cabul, while General Stewart
has been ordered TO hold Candahar.
The forces in the Khyber Pass are b..
ing strongly reinforced and will operate
on Jellalabad. The troops at Ali Kheyl
have been ordered to advance instantly
on Shutargardan Pass.
The troops OF all arms have been re
called from Pishin and are reoccupying
Candahar. Yakoob Khan has asked for
british aid. Badshak Khan, who holds
the country beyond Shutagardan Pass
has offered, his services TO the British.
Major Conolly reported all quiet yester-
day to and beyond Shutargardsn Pass.
Some of the natives have come in at
Ali Kheyl and reported that they have
seen the dead bodies Of the British Off
GERS at Cabul. 1t is runored that nine
troopers belonging to the escort have
escaped. The force defending the En-
bassy numbered seventy mine. They
fought with the greatest bravery. 1t is
said that the Ameer's son was fatally
injured. A large number Of the mutt
neers were killed.
After the buildings Of the Embassy
were fred the survivors sailed out and
defended themselves desperately, but
all were killed, including Major Cav
agnari. Intense excitement prevails
throughout India.
Il is believed at Paris and Vienna
that the outbreak is due to Russian
intrigue.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
DIED..

DIED.
MAXWELL-l In this city, on the 9th instant.
Elilah I. Maxwell. In the oath year OF his
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family a'e
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from his late residehce 337 East Fourth ST.,
on Tuesday afternO IN at o'clock. Services
at the house. 'A'leep In Jesus"
HURST On August 7, LeoIin M, son of
deroge W. and mary 9. Hurst, aged Is
months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectful" inv ted 10 attend the funeral from
the residence OF his parents, No. 202 Madison
street. on Tuesday Sept, Q. atlP. M.
MuRPHEI.--ln this city, on the 9th inst,
Martha + Murphey, In the 3oth year Of her
aye.
The relatives and friends Of the family arr
respectfully invited TO attend tn funeral from
her late residence, II Walnut street, on
rhursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services ut
the house.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Elliott. Johnson
BANK ERR ANnu

We have on hand sS5, ,Ooo Z,
, cages In sums Of IN
u. .. Government Bonds
or EXCHANGED Al cnr
For sALk.-s3O, 600 Wilm,|
per cent loan. "~'
-, All local securities bouv,
Philadelphia, New Yort sS ~
stocks and bonds boup ~ ny y
r, carried on lnarrl
Telegraphic quotations ~ rss.
and furnished. Trade dollsp,|
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
THE GREEN EYED MONSTER.
Lively Incident Before Delaware
Avenue Churcn-A Jealous Hus-
band and Il noel X down.


band and q Knock down.
Yesterday afternoon about 4. 80 o'clock
as the congregation Of Delaware Avenue
Baptist church were filing out ofthat
edifce at the close of communion service,
they were treated to a little scene not
down on the programme.
1t appears that VIM. Donnelly, a
member OF the Council, is trou bled con-
siderably with the green eyed monster,
and has several lines found fault with
his wife for her sociability towards
male aoquaintances. One individual
in particular was thorn in the side of
William, and this was a man who had
come to Donnelly's house about year
ago, according to Williams story in
the character of a tramp. He was
kindly treated by Mr.. and Mrs. D. and
the husband thinks he is now repay.
ing that kindness by making love to
the wife.
Be that as it may, when the congre-
CATION were coming out of the church
above named, of which Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Donnelly are members, the individual
in question stepped up to Mrs. d., and
was about addressing her, when blow
from the fist of the jealous husband
made him kiss the pavement.
Rev. |. NJ. Haldeman, the pastor,
stepped in at this point, and quieted
the affair, and the assaulted party was
taken over to Harvey's drug store
where his wounds, which were slight,
were dressed.
Mrs. Donnelly expressed herself as
afraid to accompany her husband home
as she stated that he would surely vent
his anger upon her. AT the persua-
sion of friends, however, she did start
home, but when near the middle Depot
it is reported that the husband struck
her knocking her down and some say
he kicked her in the side and dragged
her some distance by her hair.
Her injuries we're Of such nature
that the services of physician were
required, and this morning she was re
ported to be in precarious condition.
William was arrested and gave bonds
for his appearance at police court this
evening when he will have hearing.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
XOHklnRnen.

Before You begin your heavy spring work
after winter OF relaxation, your sys Elm
needs cleansing and strengthen Dg to pre-.
vent an attack o the ague bilious or spring
fever, or some other spring sickness that will
unit you for sea- 0n's work. You will save
time. much sickness and great expense If
you will use one bottle Of Hop Bitters in your
family this month. Doa't wait. Sec another
column.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Tho Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Sept. 81
A. N.
Indications for Taesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, colder, clear or partly cloudy
weather, northwest to northeast winds,
rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

NJ OTICE.-The taxpayers OF School Dis
IN trict No. 20, New Castle, county are re-.
quested V pay their school tsx 10, the Csllec.
tor before che first Or September, o. after that
1ats per cent. will Do sdded.
ISAAC p. IkE1AN.
Nv CellSstW,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Nearly a Drowning Case.

A cOlOred man whose name could not
be ascertained made very narrow es.
cape from drowning at Bright's wharf on
Saturday afternoon. He was engaged
in unloading sand from tie deck of a
canal boat, when by making a misstep
he was thrown overheard He had gone
to the bottom twice before he was fshed
mt
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Removal OF 90. A.

The American Rifles contemplate
giving up their armory in the Saville
Building and moving to the Opera
House where they will occupy one room
for meeting purpose and with Company
G. will drill in the latter's drill room.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
A YOung Succeaasr

1t is all explained now. We won.
dered why Mayor Almond acted 20,
but now the wonder has ceased. Word
has just reached US by telephone that
it is not day old, and if it lives it will
be old enough to succeed to the Mayor.
atty in 1900. Long live the illustrious
sire and son.