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Important to MOLharA,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
thing that mothers can rely uyon ior Their
children. 1t corrects acldity of the stomach,
cures wind colic, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, healtU ami comfort TO mother and
child. During the process OF teetningits value
Is incalculabie. IL sOttens the gums, reduces
inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to Inc
mother, Twenty-Five cents bott.s.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
lUE DAY, FEnl.IlANY o, 1850,

At the iuiit0rs Office No. So, second
| story, L. iAth street, Ia the City OF Whining
ton NeV DaSte county, State OF Delaware
Az tha' lot, pece ur parcel OF land, situated
on III nH'ther y side Of Robinson street, be.
tween Niiuce and Church streets, extending
IN = ID sid Of Robinson street iOny eight
'e"t md running nOrtherly seventy tivJ feet
Seized and taken in execution rs the pro.
pCIty Of J mes Bradford and Oh tIies i5Uird.
ILtaes o! Thomas d. Webb, and to be sod
By q. B. UNDfkWOOD,
l-c9l0t Gity Auditor.
r. h.-The above named property is TO be
sofa 70 satisfy lien thereon Tor curblnk, &c.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Unified Services.

The Central and Hanover Presbyte-
rian churches will hold United services
tomorrow. In the morning, at 1870,
services will be held in Central Pres
hyterian church, ard in the evening at
y O'Clock, at Hanover Presbyterian
church. Rev. DR.. Nixon will preach
both morning and evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1897.

AT the Auditors office, No. 81. second
story, L. SIKH street. In the City OF Whining.
ION. New Castle county, state Of ! el ware:
All that lot, piece or parcel Ct land, 81 ua.
tel ct the northwest corner O' Third and
FanBlren streets, AMI extending thence
lloEX said side Of Third street, ninety seven
ic,t, end rum ny nOrthery ninet three feet.
Sc.Z3d and taken N execution as the pro-
perty OF Grimshaw X Rogers, and TO be sold
by q. b. UNDERWOOD,
l29. OF City Auditor.
N. B.-Fha ab)v1 named property is tp be
sold 10 satisfy lien thereon Tor curbing, &c
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
No Change OF LnndIotd.

Mr.. John J. Dougherty, now of the
Lafayette Hotel, Wilmington, has
leased the Uuited States Hotel in this
city for this year. Mr.. Dougherty is
the gentleman who recently purch ased
the Deer Park Hotel, in Newark, with
the intention of occupying it himself
Now as he has made the other arrange,
ment, Mr.. John 4. Lewis, the present
occupant at the Deer Park, will remair
therein and sooI enter upon his sew
enth year at that establishment.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
temperance Meeting.

On Wednesday evening at y o'c'orK,
a temperance meeting will he heli in
the City Mission, on Second street near
Washington. The meeting will be held
nuder the auspices Of the Wilmington
Reform Association and tAp So1s of
Temperance.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Personal.

Rev. L. c. Matlack, D. D., Presiding
elder of Wilmington District, will leave
on next Tuesday morning for Cincin.
natl to attend the annual meeting of the
Book Committee which meets In thet
city, February 10Th, at 10 a. m. He
will be absent for about ten days.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
MARRI ED.

SAXTON-PlhRCE.- Chester, on the
2sth ult., by the Rev. W. G. RobiI son, VIM,
II. Saxton, of WilmIngt n, Del, and Ella
Pierce, OF Chester, Pa
SCHEU-.KIENLE-. Phil.delphla. on
January l6, 1873 hy Rev. Daniel Wright,
Mr.. Gustavus Scheu and MISS Mary X
Kienie. Both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1850.

At the Auditors office, No. sH, second
story, Il. Sixth street, la the city OF Whining.
ton, New CASTLE county, state Ol Delaware:
All hat certain lot, pie parcel Of land,
With II three story brcs dwelii Y, with a two
story cs bdildi4g thereon erected, being
No, 4iO T. FUuIh street. situated on the
| 0uther y side Fourth stree between
Po IlIr and Lombard s'rests. extending thence
tweaty Ope leet on said ide OF Fourth street
and running back south ninety six feet deep
Seiz ID and tlken into execution as the pro.
Jer..y OF NaTy Boys, and to he solo by
g. h. UNDERWUOD,
l2ll0T City Auditor.
N. B Tho above properly is To he So Il to
satisfy lien thereon Tor stone paving. &c.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
TUESDAY, February 10, 1890,

! At tb5 AUDITORS office. No. So second
story, r.. Sixth street, in the CITY OF Whining
to ., New Gastle county, state Of Delaware
All III t lot, piece or Iarc3l OF land, stua
ted at ,ha southwest corner OF Fourth aud
Bar lsOn streets extending thence along the
!outAerly side tf Fourth street one hundred
feet, and ru ming back eighty five feet deep
sezed and taken into execution as the pro
pcry of A. ii. GTimshaw. Agent, and to be
sold by q. b. UNDERWOOD,
l2LlOt City Auditor
Y. B.-The above named property is TO bt
sold to satisfy lien thereon Tor curDing, paw
ing, NC.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Delaware Avenue Bsu,,., Cnu-cn

Interesting services have bsen held
every evening this week at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, and although
the greater part of the meetings have
been princip lily for christians, for CON
secration and testimony yet in the past
few meetings the services have been of
a revival character and already % per
sons have arisen for prayers and several
are to ba baptized to morrow. The ex-
ira meetings are to continue all of the
coming week.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
DIED,
SMITH.--In this Ct

SMlrH.-ln this city, on the I'd inst, AM
Smith, aye seventy six years.
Re atlvej a1 friends are invited to atten,
the funeral, fr)n the 1eside1ce, of her soT in
law, Henry W. Downing, No. 1929 Frepci
street, on We Weinesday, the 18th inst at tw(
O'Clock, p m. lnterment a: the Riverviev
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02

nRAKE& & CO., ,AUCrIONEERS, TAKE
~ pleasure TO announce to the public that
country GALES Mt reasonable rates. Orders re.
ceived by mail will receive prompt attention.
Also all kinas OF goods sold on Commission.
and prompt returns made. DRAKE & Co.
lSlm-4tw sl2 Market st., Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
COal at Ra dncCN Ratea.

John Ponder advertis - HI. coal on
favorable terms as h. wishes TO ell out
his stock prior to removing in March TO
Maryland Avenue ard Madison street.
wh4re LIE will push the ,od and lime
rad.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
New Company.

A military company met and orgac-
ized on Monday evening, at Middletown
few evenings. We learn that officers
will be elected and drill commenced on
Tuesday evening next.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Truth and Honor.

Query What is the best family medicine
In the world TO regulate the bowels, purify the
blood, remove costiyeness and biIiOusness, aid
digestion and tone up the whole system :?
Truth and honor cOmpels US to answer, Hop
Bitters, being pure. perfect and harmless
Ed. See another column
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
a Gard.

TO al VINO ate Bultorlng lTOm tho err0rs and
inliSctGtiOnB Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., will send
o reclDe tn4t Will euro you FREE UF
IOHAR'+E. ihts great remedy was dsc0v.
cred py missionary III South America. send
q seIi-addro53ed envelope to tho REV. JOSEPH
1. lRkAN. Station ID. New York CITY.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Presentation Frae

For the speedy Cure OF Seminal Weakness
Loss OF Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indlscretion or excess. Any Druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON y 90, is Nassau st. New Y ork .
7-5 tu'sd WY
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
AUDITOR's sALr..
A UDIrUR's SALE.

.yv,riue o. waIIa At Of the MavIr & the
Cuy OF Win gton. 70 ne dirsc Q VIII be
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
A DMINISTRATDR'S SALE.
Ih3 ndsrsiEnel vii, sell at Pub s ,le,
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th 81.
at 10 O'ClO3k n m

At the residence of John &. UiehI, on the Ole
Geo, Bowl Farm, n .ur BE r station, New
Castle Hundred, Del, le following persona
rOperty belonging TO the es ate of the late
Joseph Kline deceased, TO wit:
One rev BucReye seiiraEe reaper, new
Moore Buckeye mower, | new COLIy sci
dump horser Ike, Oliver chilled iron blow.
Backs Count ueT Ground seek COultsn
piOw, tVln harrow, 2 aUU4 fame reversible
OeCth cultiVatUrs, l set OF window fixtures, lot
Of TlmoDhy hay, lot Of corn ioddeT. cat and
wheat strH% about 100 bushe OF cora on the
car lot Vi whe1I, crop Of about Il acres Ui
wEeitin he RTOdEd, EOuSehO,d goods consist.
ing Of s'uye5, b DIS. leldlng, ct lot OF pOul.
Try, iorAs, ,noJ5i., hoes, M gaslres at. Terms
cash. WARM HARPER.
~ s. Lh46, Auct. Adninist
I'll. may, toidrr, straw, wheat in ground,
hnu cioid goods and poultry are at the resi-.
oenlc " TIE Ia e Jos. Kline, ar Gla7gyw.
and HE Administrator serve the righL to
sell at above place or adlUurn sale to res ldeHce
of h !ate JOS kune and sci! them there.
l3l ltd-lLW
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Arrivals.

CLAYTON HOUSE
Il. Thompson, New York.
y. W. Richards and vile. Hagerstown, Md.
Henry y. Stapler, New York.
i. !, It TGGIorsch' lIns New York
VIM. Mason, Trenton, N
Henry ii. Bowman, N. Y.
J. H,tMcUull0ugh, Knoxville, Tenn
J. +. Campbell, city.
W. H. HaddOck, city.
W, I. Mearns, Catham, Pa.
4. T. Ewing, Pa.
Il. l., Tanner. U. s. Navy.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
WI William Az a; fsEGr, coatesvlIls, Pa.
e. X. Cochran. Miidletown, Del,
M. l.: Morrow, Ohio.
| j H.BoCk, Jersey City.
Thomas McFArlin, city.
G. y. T0bey, Wareham, Mass
J. T.. Patterson, Philadelphia.
W. Quinn,
~ Mah0ney,
j. A. Grambl,
John KurtZ,
Miss Joshua Menough, OXFORD, Chester co. Pa.
Miss Emma Menough, Oxford ,Ches ter co. Pa.
7. X. Quinby Maryland.
W. T. Dudson, Breniord, Del.
b. BannOn, Manayunk.
q. IL. Keys, EdgemOOr.
I. II. Marvel Chester CO., Pa.
A. II. Loft, - ..
W. Mckee New York.
H. Il Hearn, Sassairas, Md.
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
w. M. l.. Toner, Philadelphia.
VIM. II. Ford, MiIlingtOn, Md.
e. NJ Russom. Nd.
Il, II. husband, Smyrna, Del.
VIM. Luke, Rockland
John A. Harding, Philadelphia.
Ihos. Irwin, Oil City, Pa.
Y Meyer and wife, Col. Ohio.
W Carrlman, Georgetown De-.
L, =. Franklin. Md
3. H. Janney, Va.
Caleb French, Buffalo,
W. X. Willis,
J. y. Howell, New York.
John o. Voschell, ChestertowD, Md,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02

Mr.. Henry Whitaker, died at his res
idence, near Frederica, Del, on Sun,
day morning | lst. He was about 20
years of age.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
A UDIrUR's SALE

byyirtns Of n warrant OF tie Mayor Of the
siiy OF Wilmington, tj me Il rsc-ed wlll be
eXs . ed at puDic sale, u z U'c.0cK, Z. M,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02

From our office to the New York and Phila.
deiphla Sock Exchanges. Quotations fur.
nished simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Ih iadelphia, New York and SanFrancisco
rtocAs ana bonds bought and sold and car
rled on margin.
Al Local Securities Bought and Sold
Cash Ready for good First Mortgages,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
A UDITOR's SALE.

by virtpe OF war; Mt Of the Mayor Of the
Cly Of Wilmington, to me directed, will be
expo Ell at public sale, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
HkDA EREA.
FLLIOTT, JOHNSON b. co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
W lmlngton, Delaware.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE,

W lmlngton, Delaware
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
A uDlrUR'S SALE.

By vittle OF a warrant OF the Mayor OF the
city of Wi!minaton, to me directed, will be
exposed ut public sale, at 2 O'Clock, z. NJ,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02

Clerk Orphans Court.
i. ". Stidham X Son, AuctiOnec-s
l-22 3taw2wts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02

a Drmaud mt GeHessl w II.
sherman small he t"uTs Hsariisi i.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
List Of Public SHIes.


February 8. Victor DUPONT, Trustee, city.
e s, Amos ". House, Chadds Ford.
8, j. I. n +. Heald, Kennett, Pa,
" 7, II. Sharpless. city.
II Joel Robinson, Namaan's C'k, Rd
y, VIM, Foote, Min Creek Hid
II, Sarah Russell, N. u. FL.
% 10, Frank y Puscy Pennocx. NIGH
II, Emma CLARK, Red Lion Hd.
' ~, j.. o. Hutchinson, N. q. nd.
"A, Beniamin Boo Is estate, N G. II
- 70, J. H0ifecker, Red Lion I'D.
70, Sam'l McDonnelly, near NJ Newark
~, Elizabeth j. Lyman, M. G, Nd.
70, John Newl0ve's estate, N, @. Hid.
" 70, John W. Burris. summit Bridge,
"a, John Mcdonnell, N. G. Hid.
marjh l, hDner IL. ana Elwood Woodward
Trustees, Mill Greek Hundred.
" !, Evan Fighter, Brandywine HID.
g ., Ellis Hicks, city.
. 9, Carr Lea Brandywine Hundred.
9, Swayne and Mouseley, Chris. Hid.
-, Ezra Pierce, Brsndywine Hid.
49, John Barnes, city.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
- h. AGHGHSUN .E 90.
BANKERS & BROKERS
N. e. Cor. Fourth and HkrYeI.
WlLmlNGFON, DEI.A RkilE

ron sALE.-6oo CITY Loan 90 shares Fam
efs BanE stock. :" -
U. >. EOURS FOR SALE,
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
FAiiadolphm, New ferk and sC0u s.o.Ea
2olSAl ana sold on comnIssIoa. Eyory ta,jI.
!sS aEorded for persons 10 soil or iagsst jp
'l0cEs or bonds. fSS,T"T IN
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
SNNECuTyRo' SALE

AZ
~ his Lite esidence near Harcs Corner on
TUESDAY,.
TEE :4Ili FAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
VIII be sold The personal property a.
Di Bsnla IN ;, BJOtn CCCGuscd. con- <IA4iS
ssJlng ri Horses, Mu!fs. oxen, SJegrs, MiIcEI
Cows and 0tler sock farming Implement
Of all KIND y Try Utensils, Poultry, several
Hives Of i'rS, ] y. SO,
Treas -tor ali suiuS under go cash oveI
thar amount negotiable note at montb
wiLh approved security, with interest ad led
by crdcr 0i Executors.
l., W. StldhGm N Son, RuCts. I2ltt
"A ULAs MULES .!MuALs'
VIII he sold at public sale at the stables Of
x. NJ. ii! !b5On,On French street below Second
on Saturday morning, teDruIry th, at 1Cl%
O'clOc<, ~ head OF Kentucky mules, wall
broken, from 10 years old. They are AZ
TO l5T haDds high, and weigh from $50 t.
1850 pounds. Also four head OF young horses.
good drivers and workers. Tue stock will be
ON examination at the stable from Monday to
Saturday. Terms at sale.
II. SHAMELESS.
i W. St,dhAm 4 Son, hucts. l.201tw.dtf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
or TUESDAY,
THE Sd DAY U : FEBRUARY, A, d.. 1880
a. 4 O'Clock, p. III,

rar following described Real Estate to wit:
j that certa n lOtOf lsnd with three
story brick dwulinH house thereof erected
,itu ted in the city Of Wilmington, New Cas-
tie County and state OF Dclawars, described
as follows, to wit: beginning at point on
the sOutherly side OF Seventh street between
Spruce and Church sire ITS, at the distance O,
leCt lOl2 inches from the easterly side of
Spruce street at u corner of laLd late of Par
rletleries tnCbce Casterly along the said
iGr OF Seventh street, ID feet 10 a stake,
renee SOutheEy p.mi!ci vita Spruce street,
S. let b. the nOrtherly sid9 Of Curlett street
at 81 feet " de, thence with the said side of
CHriett street, westerly and pIrallel with
eYentn street, ID feet to a stake. and thence
nOrtheriy parallel with spruce street, So feet
to the at resald side Of Seventh street ami
place OF beginning.
Attendance viii be ven and terms made
known at the time and mace aforesaid by
VICTOR uuPONT. Irustee.
Or by his Attorney.
Attest j. NJ HousMhN,
Clerk Orphans Court.
il. W. Stidham X son, AuCtiOneC-s
l-22 3taw2wts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
100 W, FRONT STREET.
FLOUR.
an The LOOKOUT!

an THE LOOKOUT!
inc watch on the deck OF steamship Is no
more on the alert to do his duty than We are
10 what will serve our customers to his diii.
gCnce we owe the discovery OF
LofOF CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
Whic1 We this day offer at the very low price
OF $500 per barrel. We also have in store
very
GOOD SUPERFINE FLOUR
we VIII seil az 1928 per barrel, to all we ex-
tend n cordial invitation, assuring than" tbov
WIZ be fully compensated for a visit to our e;
W. N. CHANDLER,
GIL Market Street, Gil Market Street
Hall way between Sixth and Seventh.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
GOOD SUPERFINE FLOuR

THOlCE FAMILY COAL
DIRECT FROM MINES,
WELLPREPARED--C LEAN DELIVERY
224o lbs per ton, no more, no less.
]. W. STEWARD,
e22 W. FRONT STREET, NEAR MADISON
i2S.tf Wilmington, Del.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
OL0 oHlloe. lloe.Iam M

CINCINNATI, May 3.-Advices
from a large number Of county
conventions held, to day throughout
the state TO elect delegates to the
democratic state convention show
nearly all in favor of Thurman,
Fairfield county refused to instruct
for Thurman, a majority Of the del>
egates favoring Tilden. VA SIT tss,
CINCINNATI, May 3.--Memorial
hall, at the Dayton soldiers home,
was burned yesterday. 1t cost
$4,000 in 1878; insured for half its
value. 81 RAis@Ta fGI OItO rs
DAYTON, May 3.--Memorial hall,
at. the soldiers home, was burned
yesterday. II was not insured. A
large number Of valuable war relics
were lost, among them the flags and
the uniform of Gen. Thomas, placed
at the home for safe keeping by or
der of the society of the army of
the Cumberland at its last meeting
in Washington. ia : ID 81 a. /. % !
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 2.-Last

. PH1LADELpHIA, May 2-Last
night, as policeman Shields and
Richard Alexander were walking
up Arch street, on their way to the
station house, they observed three
men, named Michael Donnelly,
Samuel Stewart and Frank Burke,
standing at the corner of Broad
street, small thoroughfare running
north Of Arch street, west of Sec.
ond. Officer Shields, as he ap-
preached, ordered the men
to disperse. Burke walked
out into Arch street, and without
making any remark, picked up
large stone and hurled at officer
Shields. The off Ger called to him,
warning him that if he repeated the
act he would shoot him. But Burke,
not needing the warning, threw
another stone, and the officer fed,
the ball taking effect in Burke's
back, penetrating the right lung.
The injured man, was picked up and
conveyed to a house in the vicinity,
where he died from internal hemors,
rhsge.
1 The suit of Messrs. William
Struthers & Sons against the city of
Philadelphia, to recover on four
warrants drawn on the city treasury
by the, president of the public build
iogs commission, came up before
Judge Hare, in the court -of. CONS
mon pleas, No. 2 in a "case
stated" There was no argument
in the matter, and Judge Hare
entered . judgment in favor of
Messrs. Struthers & Sons. The
amount of the warrants, with inter.
est, is over 1855, 1000.
READING, Pa, May 3.---Watch.
man Kempt, at Sheets mill yester.
day afternoon, struck an unknown
drunken man with chilly" while
trying to eject him from the build
ing. The man was taken to the
station house, but soon afterwards
died from the effects Of the blow.
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THE CHINESE.

New YORK, May 3.-A San
Francisco special says, Since the
recent decision Of Judges Sawyer
and Hoffman, in the Tlburcio Par
rot case, that the fourteenth amend
ment covered the Chinese with the
protection of this government, even
if no treaty existed with the CHS
nese government at all, the mem
ber3 of the Chinese consulate there
are perfectly Indifferent to anything
the newly appointed minister and
commissioner may seek to effect in
modifying the proposition Of the
Burlingame treaty. They rest per.
fectly contented with tho provision
for their protection in the fourteenth
amendment, and regard the mission
to the celestial empire now as "a
FOOLS errand." s'a raf 1aA
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SANITARY COUNCIL.

WASHINGTON, May 3.--At the re,
cent meeting of the Sanitary Coun.
Gil of the Mississippi Valley, which
was held at St. Louis, resolutions
we're adopted endorsing as wise and
judicious, the bill now before con-
gress to increase the efficiency Of
the national board of, health and to
provide funds necessary to enable it
to aid pecuniarily the state and
local boards of health. The resolu-
tions also request senators and rep
resentatives from tho states repre-.
sented in the council to support the
measure. ,-a h1a f19
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May Alt
is generally believed that Col.
Scott's successor on the first of
June, the time when his resignation
is to take effect, will be first vice
president George B. Roberts, and
that on Monday next Mr.. Wistor
Morris will recommend this choice
to the directors.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-Two
construction trains collided yester-
day near Pearl river, on the Mobile
and Ohio railroad, A colored fres
man was killed. ,,,I. e co., r i''' VV9
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NEW YORK.

NEw YORK. May 3.-Mrs.. Nellie
Stokes, nineteen years of age. was
shot last night by Edward Ken
nedy, one of the boarders at the
house Of Mrs. Margaret Toggart,
at $50 Second street, Williamsburg,
who afterwards attempted to put on
end to his own life. Some time ago
she quarreled with her husband,
George Stokes, lithographcr, aud
left him. Going to live with Mrs.
Toggart, who, it is said, is her aunt,
a few weeks ago, Kennedy, who is
employed on one of the tug-boats
Of Havenmeyer's sugar refinery,
went to Mrs. Toggart's to board and
fell in elove with Mrs. Stokes.
Though she did not give him much
encouragement, he proposed mars
riage, But she rejected him, and
told him she was a married woman.
Since then she has repeatedly
refused him, Shortly before six
o'clock to-night he met Mrs. Stokes
in the parlor Of her boarding house,
when she again rejected his pro,
posals. He drew his pistol and
fred at her, the ball entering her
left temple and lodging in her brain.
Kennedy then shot himself in the
right temple, but his wound was
found not to be of q serious nature.
Mrs. Stokes was taken to the
hospital, but it was said she could
not survive, as the ball was imbed-
.ded in her brain.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 81
Telegraphic communication was es4
tablisbed, on Sunday afternoon, be~
tween this point and Greenevile, S.
c., Ito miles. main eE
BosroN, MASS, May 3.-Ex-
Congressman William Writ Warren
died last nipht.
Patrick O Foley, aged 18 years,
will be arraigned for homicide, il
causing the death of Margare
.O'Terlia, aged S years. O'Foley
in a quarrel with some other boys,
hurled heavy missile at one oi
them. Itmissed the boy and struck
a little girl in the forehead, infieting
a wound which caused her death.
MONTREAL, CAN, May 3.-The
Valleyfeld cotton operatives, with
few exceptions, have agreed TO
return to work on Monday, on the
basis of shorter hours conceded by
the directors. ?
LONDON, May "A Rome dis
patch says the king has decl ned to
accept the resignation of the minis.
try, but has accepted instead their
proposition to dissolve the Italian
chamber of deputies.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, May S.-Judges
Monroe and Rodgers sat together
to day, and rendered decisions in
the premium bond suits. In the case
of Lucas E. Moore vs.. the city, the
injunction was made perpetual pros
ihlbiting the city authorities from
levying and collecting the
ten mill tax, and in the
case Of the Factors and Traders
insurance company VS.. the city, the
mandamus was made peremptory
compelling the collection Of the Is
mill tax. -
Crevasses are reported this morn,
ing, two on Luples' place, near
Point Alapohache, and one at the
Sarah plantation, Planenikee parish.
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WHITAKER.

New YORK, May 3.-The Post
this evening says in regard to the
West Point case .''Creditable
reports have reached the Evening
Post, from several independent
sources, that the handwriting on
scraps No. s and No. n Of Super
intendent Gsylor, and on scraps
Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 of Mr.. Hay
den, in the opinion of those gentlea
men. correspond with the writing of
the mysterious note in the hand,
writing of Whitaker lr .a
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YELLOW FEVER CANARD.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The Post
of yesterday stated that advices
had been received from New Or
leans to the effect that three
cases of yellow fever existed there.
The story may be set down as a
canard, since Doctor Joseph Jones,
president Of the Louisiana board Of
health at New Orleans, says: 81
affirm that New Orleans is free from
fevers of all descriptions. The
weather is cool, and the health Of
the citizens was never better" s 5