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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-04-07
SiGIE HOLLOWAY.


The Republicans held Il meeting on
March % to appoint delegates to their
State convention. They instructed
their delegates to east the vote of Gray
son for Grant, and appointed as dele
gates from this Litchfieldl district p, 5.
Bruner aud Rev. Bill Heston, the latter
a colored minister of the Methodist
church. This il the first instance that
a colored person has been appointed or
elected to any office in GraysoD.
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- The following is the copy uf a letter
written by II. D. Taylor, Judge pirtle's
first student in Hartford, TO Hon, J. s.
Pirtle:
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Notice to file claims.

Isaac Newton's Adm'r,l Plaintiff
.igdinSt
Isaac Newton's Heirs Defendant.
All persons having claims against the
estate of Isaac Newton, deceased, are
hereby notified to produce the same,
properly proven, to the undersigned
Master Commissioner of said Court, at
his office in Hartford Ohio county, Ken
tucky,on or before the 18th day OF April
next, or they will be forever barred.
This 18th day of March, 1880.
EDWARD II. MURRELI,
ll-2m Master Com of said Court.
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ROsINE, Ky, April )

.r RosINE, Ky, April ).
Editor Herald:
Mrs. Lucy Raley, wife of Wesley Ra-
ley, died a few days since, of typho-ma-
larial fever, with complications. Mrs.
Raley was good, kind and affection
ate woman. No boisterOus language or
has word was ever heard to tall from
her lips. Mr.. Raley and the mother
less children have our warmest sympa-
thy i'm this sad bereavement While
they mourn her loss, yet they sorrow
not as those who have no hope, for she
left every evidence that she was well
prepared for the great change, and re-
marked only a short time before her de-
mise that the Lord being willing, she
was ready to cross the last river, and
to-day, while her body Is sweetly Sleep
ing in the tomb, her spirit is reposing
in the sunlight of eternity.
"SIeep on dear wife and mother Sleep.
The grave Is a beautiful home.
Thy mOldering form twill Keep
Till Jesus bids IL come"
Miss Kate Rainer Is very low with
consumption.
II. II. Wedding opened school at
Salem school-house a short time since.
lie reports that he has quite an inter-
esting school. Mr.. Wedding is a good
teacher, and deserves to he well patron
lied.
George Thomson is spoken of as a
candidate for Constable in this district.
George is Il clever young man, and
would make a good officer. Fff.fH
Pat Crahane has resigned his position
rs Section Foreman, and John Fowler
has been aDp0inted i'm his place.
ing friends at this place for the last ten
days. Miss Annie is a charming young
lady of rare beauty and accomplish
ments.
Miss Campbell, of Elizabethtown, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Van Mort.
Success to the HERALD, is the wish
of AGRICOLA.
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Louisville, Trinity, William Macafee
Louisville, Wesley Chapel J. l.. Albrit.
ton, Sheibyville, T. +. Garrett, Hardins.
burg, r. q. Gardiner, Litchfield, to he
supplied, MiIlerstown, G.. " Jolly
Scottsville, J. NJ. Oliver, carrollton, s
W. Shelton, Tompkinsvilie, f. Barnes,
Bowling Green, TO be supplied, ]. X.
Creighton, Little Barren, w. b. I'd.
munds, Morgantown, T.. A. Davis, Ca.
NEVILLE, to be supplied, Union Star, e
he supplied. p iini- H'i+i
sREENNfLI-E pIsrRIeT-s. GREEN, +. E
Greenville, j. ID. Belt, jacksonville
w. Fowls, Owensboro, j. G.. Gill, Nc
Creek, ED. Elliott. Logan, G.. j. JET.
fries, Hopkinsville,B Ii. X. Turner, Marion
J. III. Ford, Paducah, ]. r. Fender, May.
field, j. ID. Crenshaw, Milburn, j. w
Franklin, Marshal. j.. ID. Bradley.
Rev. A. %. Ebright, formerly of thi,
circuit, goes 10 louisa. The No Creek
people, so farfas we can learn, are
pleased with the return of Rev. y. ID
I'm. - arts tsifsf ili ~ rfifiifeli rsflifI
t>iHoAt. in.sffr.= rvfIf fs.f frrHf s..r
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80 WHEREAS, itibeing prol5able that the
present term of the Ohio Criminal
Court will he its last; therefore,
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FTInE Republican committee of Utah
met hast Saturday and appointed dele
gates to Chicago. The delegates are
not instructed. but are for Blaine.
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Notice to file Claims.

.NOtlct 10 NE EllfllS.
w. ID. Taylor's Admir-, Plaintiff.
dgdinst
w. ID. Taylor's heirs, Defendant.
All persons having claims against the
estate of Will Dyer Taylor, deceased,
are hereby notified to produce the same,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
Master Commissioner Of said Court, at
his office i'm Hartford, in Ohio county,
Kentucky, ON or before the 18th day Of
April next, or they will be forever
barred. This 10th day of March, 1890.
EDWARD II. MURRELL,
il-2m Master Com. of said Court.
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OHIO CIRCUIT COURT.
NOTICE tn file Ilaiins-

Notice to file Claims.
=. A., Midkiff's Admir-. ! Plaintiff
against 80 -
S. A. Midkif's. heirs, Defendant.
All persons having claims against the
estate of Stephens A. Midkiff, deceased,
are hereby notified to produce the same,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
Master Commissioner of said Court, at
his office in Hartford, i'm Ohio county,
Kentucky, on or before the 18th day Of
April next, or they will be forever
barred. This 18th day of March, 1880
EDWARD X. MURRELI,
linn Master Com. Of said Court.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-04-07

The Kentucky Conference, NJ. E
Church, held recently in Dan
vile, made the following appointments
for the districts in this end of the State
viz: l. d, ,,.4i --,- r...l-.......
tatrsvtff n ..fSrp.o-r "A, M p.p>,1~,1,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-04-07

THE act repeating the Charter Of the
. dsreen a Barren River Navigation Co,
passed the House 10y vote of - Ia l..
ltnow only needs the Governors sig
nature 10 become law.
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io,,,s,,irrd Ts.;,,,t l,,,;u;.,, ,ta.ae,

louisville pisTRIcT-w. b. BARNETT
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all times "
Special attention given to horses len at the
stable v4-ss-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
alut Rla 70 NJ Ulnau on.

On Saturday morning, in Philadsl-
phia, George Lee, engineer Of travel
ing hosting engine on the high trestle-
work on the south 'front.' Of the Public
Buildings, who was raising seven.toa
block of marble, tried to change the
motion and move the load and engine
along upon the track. The dog"
which secures the cog-whsel Of the
tackle drum slipped and the enormou'
block Of marble began to descend with
great momentum. Lee threw his whole
weight upon the drum brake, swapping
the brake. A piece of the iron went
through a window Of Wanamskei' =
store and another asw clear across into
Chestnut street, while q thi-d complete.
|ly severed Lees right ,eg at the ankle,
leaving the feet in the shoe. He was
assisted instantly by fellow. worktnen
and removed to Jefferson Hospital.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
Wintar I'm sha Hess.

Further reports from the Northwest
and the Lake region show that the
great storm has been followed by very
cold weather. It ia reported from Des
Moines, Iowa, that the ground is frozen
several inches desp. At Council Bluffs
the roads "are frozen solid, bearing up
heavy vehicles" Trains iiom ST. Paul
and Ysnkton due at Council Bluffs on
Saturday, had not arrived yesterday
afternoon. About four feet OF snow has
fallen in Northwestern Ontario. II ID
reported that passenger trains west of
Rochester, N. Y, were blocked yester-
day by snow and ice. Ths more serious
marine disasters reported on the Lakes
ar the loss of the barge Florence hss-
ter, with probably all on board; the
foundering of q fishing boat containing
three N q; the wreck Of an unknown
vessel at Foscaro, Mich, with all on
board, and the probable loss Of the
steamer Alpsna, with 40 to 10 persons
ca board.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
rak srArR rePULArrsn.


Ths Numbsr Of Roepie in the ssHsa
Of Dei.vssrs ss lSepertsa ~ the
Census Emumerat0rs. '
The following statistics Of the last
census for this State as furnished by
the United States Census Department.
The statement OF the population in re-
lation to any township, town, city or
county, however. is subject to possible
corrections by reason Of the disoov
cry Of omiEsiors or duplicate OF names
in The lists Of inhabitants returned
The total population for the State Ia
LAG, ga. -,
Total for New Castle County. Males,
$3.50; Females. 38,907 Native,
50 ,O23; Foreign, s,723; White, s5,-
097 Colorsd, 1850 whole number,
,746.
Total for Kent County. Males, ls.s
1856 !; Females, l6, l42 +; Native. 81,
2G2 Foreign, 6l5 /; White, "a, ,T6s
Colored, S.l09 whole number, 81
SIT.
Total for Sussex County, y,-MalesTlS, S,-
$40 Females, IT, ,452 !; Native, SaeS7i
Foreign, 134 Whites ", 3s3 ColoIed
8, ,698 whole number ~, ,O3l.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

ofthe riot havs hssn sent 70 oil the
leading papers OF the country, raisrep-
rsseuting the affair, and the Associated
Press has been found fault with, but IT
has been more truthful than the &C.
counts tslegraphsd as sps cisl despatch
es. For instance the New York Herald
Of yesterday, published column about
the riot, in which il was ststed that at
Last hundred men armed with pis-
to's, guns and rifles opposed the pas
Jage of the line, while Assistant Mar
shal Kane was knocked from his horse
with brick. The Gszstte's report,
however, capped the climax for parti-
2ah Misrepresentation.
Ez Marshal Dunn says the Every
Evening has totally misrepresented his
conduct on the morning aftsr the riot,
as he did all he could 70 restore and
preserve order. He says he did not
use the language which colored man
attributed to him in an alleged conyer-
sa.ion which an Every Evening repor
Ter overheard.
The air Ia still full OF .....
PLYIKa RUMoRs e
about the riot and 1t cannot be denied
but tina. it now appears to have been q
prscop csrtsd plan on the part Of tn,
Democrats. 1t was reported that ma
~ member OF the Martin club did mol
turn out because they knew the thing
would happen, and this comes from Q
reputable source.
Mr.. Kane beat Radcliff Chadwick,
Who lives on Third street between Mar
kst and Shipley, with stick because
be refused to fight. .a s
Lewis H. Richards, grocer of Ninth
ana Poplar street, denies that he closed
his store an hour and . half earlier
than usual on the night Of the riot,
and his neighbors Of both political par
ties agree in saying that they saw his
store open as late as midnight.
POSITIVE DECLARATION.
Mr.. Graham, who is employed In tn,
cotton mill Of NJ. GambriIl & Co., and
who lives in the Ninth Ward, told 1
REPUBLICAN, reporter to-day that mem
bsrs OF the Williams Club boastad u
him before the parade that they in
tended to tear the hall out that night
Mr. Graham is o well-known citizen
and his word can bs relied upon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
Vhe MothodiSt Preaehera' ReaOla.
aiona.
For the REPUBLICAN.

OF Inc hhfO hLAShr'
The Wilmington N. X. Preachers
Nesting passed a very mild resolution
on last Saturday nights riots by the
Democratic parade, why did they not
speak more unequivocally. The fol-
lowing would have been about the
thing:
whereas nothing Nould have more
tranquiiiziAg and pacifying eject upon
the excited state OF the public miad 10
our city at this Tina, than for all the
Niggers to leave the State immediately,
or to die 2t once or else vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. Therefore
Resolved !, That we heartily en-
doree the patriotic conduct of the Dem
ocrs:ic parade on last Saturday night,
and that ws heartily recommend liz
continuance.
Resolved 2, That any Niger who
shall fail or refuse to comply with the
above wholesome suggestions shall be
killed or imprisoned. By A CITIZEN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
A BIG DefaMlter.

BosroH, Oct. 16.-John A. Wood
ward, who for fifteen years, has beer
in the trsausry department Of this city,
holding, during, the last few years, the
position of cashier, is alleged to be .
defaultsr to the amount Of $S2, 1000.
From the disclosures made Ii appears
that Woodward'a first dsreliction was
made On June l3, 1875, less than !
year after his appointment as cashier
when he drew check on the sinking
fund for $l3, 900. but this he restored Q
week later. His next venture was Oh
January 5. 1877, when he drew check
for $25, 900, having covered his tracks
successfully by means Of transfers from
one account to another.
AT various times thereafter he GOV.
cred deficiencies of SIS, 900, s22, 900,
and $40, 900, until the total reached
$S2, 900, besides some deficiencies
amounting to q few hundred dollars in
| his petty accounts. Ths sinking funds
do not lose a dollar. It is evident that
the cash of the city account was taken
by Woodward. ana the Aole MADE IS
coverered up by these chscks on the
sinking fund.
The sinking Fund Commissioners
and the Committee on the Treasury
will hold o meeting this morning and a
!! searching investigation will be had.
| Woodward, who has disappeared, was
about 30 years 6la, and resided At
Jamaica Plains. Ho stood we'll socially
and was not known to be speoulator
or extravagant in his expenditures. Ho
was supposed to be q bachelor, but
since the discovery of his crime Miss
Amy Knowiton, supposed to belong in
New York or Pailadslphis, has told his
mother that she had been married to
hiIa for two years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

t~, OTAOE.-l, ~. b. DANFuRTH. Ii.
~ censed dealer In drugs and medicines
do hereby give notice that i shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court Of General Sei.
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of thu
state OF Delaware, In and for the County OF
New CASA on Monday, November is. being
the first day of the November term, A. %.
1850, for license to 90 / intoxicating liauorS
lor edicinat PURPOSES, in less Quantities
than one quart, at No. 1923 Market street, in
the Second Ward OF the City of WiImin~icn
Del and the following Respectable cjtjxsns
r. siding in said " ard recon- q end the aafd
application, to Wit:
Richard Booth, Daniel Ross.
John F. Bush, Chas. r, LOppstrsth
Geo. E. Wheeler, Max EDhrsim.
Jehn Parker, John Davis,
AdoIph hiope'g, A. Richard son,
Nathaniel M elohior, l. H, McIDtvre
James McCaulley, Samuel u, Teai
Robert M. Gibson, Chas f. SosTSs'
r. b. Merritt, A. X. Merritt
james Chrlsty, Allied r. HeSf
John r. Mar, MI. l.. Kahn
VIM, B, ole, Thomas ReynoIdz
1oi' N. b. DANFORTH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
Why Wear Plaaters ?

. BY may relieve, but they can't
|thst lame back. for the kidneys
. be trouble and you want a remedy
\ directly on their secrstiops, to
b and restore their healthy condi'
Kldney-Wort hAa that specific
!, and at the same time II regu-
the boSelS psrfsctly. Don't wait
4. |.dck, but get a package to. day,
Lnta nnnrsAlf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
Ms.hsdlss Local Preach ers.

The National Association OF Local
Preachers Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church met In the Lafayette Street, M
r. Church, Baltimore, on Saturday, to
celebrate It's twentyffty anniversary,
Rev. D. H. Whesler, Of the New York
East Conference, editor Of the Methodist
preside, and delivered the annual ad-
dress. Mr.. G. c. Leigh, Of Brooklyn,
also spoke on the advantage of hav-
ing the pulpits filled by minister's who
have received collegiate and theologi-
cal education.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

The cotton fire on the North Com
mercial wharf in Charleston, s. e.,
continued burning yesterday. but was
under control. The fire IN the hold Of
the steamer Borrowdale was burning
asrcsly, and IL was feared her cargo of
1000 bales OF cotton would be totally
destroyed. A new fire broke ont In tbs
hold Of the Bedford, but it was extin.
guished In about two hours. The
total damage on wharf and in vessels is
estimated at $586,O0O
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

"Gus" 0'Donnsll called at the Re.
PUBLICAN Office yesterday afternoon
with the information that he was not
one Of Mayor Almonds special police
last Sunday IS reported. He just got
home from Indiana where be has been
working for tie party that had TIE
most money. "Gus'' was In fun Of
course,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

The fair now being held in the Herd
man building, by the German Library
Association, is meeting with success.
Last evening there was good attend
ancs. In addition to the exhibits, q
wheel of fortune has been procured and
quantity Of small articles are rapidly
ehanced of.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
BHEVkTAE8,
Snn riyAs sA1k-. Sun sats &. II

Sun riysb ais. ,..... Sun sets sis.
New tall hats at q. ). Humphreys
The first lu :lfer match was made In 1880.
The trstiron steamship was built in 1889
All kinds glass, shades and stands, 600 store
The a tst horse railroad was buitl In 1851
Grown braids and pufs have gone out 0
date.
Fancy feathers will be worn only on Derb,
hats.
Short dresses are worn on all sorts OF 90 ,as
ions.
Dotted fabrics srs growing In faShionabl,
favor.
Cupping and lseohink 1t No. les 4. Second
street.
Pure cider vinegar ~ Weldin l. Lloyd's
Seventh and King streets.
Now Is The time to place your advertise
ments In the REPUBLICAN.
Kettles and stev.pans should be washed
out-sids as we'll as inside.
Sage leaves in small quantity make an ex
cellent addition to tea.
Lemon Juice will allRy the irritation caus
cd by the bites Of gnats and dies.
An oyster she'll put into o ten kettle viii
prevent Its becoming turred.
50 cents worth OF Vsndever's Llniment will
cure the episootio, LOO E. Fourth st.
You can buy as cheap at Adairs as any
other furniture house In Delaware.
Buttons on fancy boots 20. match thoee OF
the costumes with which they are worn.
Plush and satin will take the place o.
Surah silk and lace for m1lliaery purposes
this season.
The laying OF the corner stone Tor the House.
hold OF Faith Church will occur az three
O'Clock on " Wednesday afternoon.
Virginia salt oysters, no equals in this
market, at Moody's 226 ahipley st., prices TO
suit the times.
CLOTHS lines should be we'll wiped and
taken down after each wash. Gutta psrcha
lines are the best.
neol boots and shoes for 81; other nending IN
proportion, John L. Bailey, s. W. e0rnsi Of
Seventh and Tatnali streets.
A bag OF eSBs rich, sweet 6our; first Qrads
and fresh ground, at $500. My dour and
price are satis factory to all my patrens. VIM.
b. Piokels, AoT King ct.
Ata. X. Baugh, 607 shipley stroet, you will
tipd the best assortment Of chromos and \ ic-
ture frames in the city. Come and see for
yourself.
A witness In a trial for assault and battery,
said one OF the parties tsok serious step tO
avoid the difficulty. "That do you mean by
a .riOus stepr" asked one Of the counsel.
.'Ho stepped OF the porch. to the ground.
about ten feet SIR
"John why were you 50 late last night 9"
''It wasn't so very late-onlY aquarter OF
twelve" ''Uh, how dsTe You sit there and
cay tina was awake when you came in
O. I'd 1t was three O'Clock" Well, Isn't three
O quarter of twelve?"
In Carthage-so the story goes
The tender MaidenB iair
Once brsvely iurdished strings for bows
By cutting etf their hair.
But time revolution brings;
Our bellies. with Artfui care,
Now fagtan beaux upon their "strings
With fresh supplies OF hair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
NEW ADvERTI SEM ENTs.
. EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, October Is, 1880.
Upon the application OF Hester r. Bur.
soyne, Administrative Of Hannah j, Foote.
late OF Wilmington Hd..in said county. dec'd.
1t Is ordered and directed by the Re.
gistsr that the Administrative aforesaid. give.
notice Of the granting OF letters Of Admin
istration upon the Estate OF the deceas.
cd, with the date Of granting thereof, BY
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters. in siT
Of the most public places of the county Of
New Castle. requiring all persons having de.
mands against the Estate, topresent the same.
or abide by an act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And aise cause the
same to be inserted within the same period n
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper
published In Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e-0-d)
~~~) Given under the hand and Seal of
LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
~~~} New Castle, in New Castle county.
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
3. q. BIGGS, Register,
NOT1CE-Au perssns having claims
against the Estate OF the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested to the Adminis.
tratrix. on or before Oct. Is, 1881. or abide,
the act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. HESTER +. BURR,YNE.
.,, - AdDinistratrix.
@uo'osS -"l'mlngton. Del. le.lS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
Another Republican Ciub.

The employees OF t Q Belts machine
company have organized Republican
campaign club, with q membership Of
forty. Since the campaign has become
so far advanced 1t Is deemed inexpedi.
ent to procure equipments. The club,
however, has decided to participate, in
citizens dress, in the demonstration on
the 9th inst. A committee has been
appointed to procure q transparency
with suitable inscription. Mr.. J. p
Edwards Is the msrshal Of the club.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
Don't Won Forget Is.

| L, Jsnney's, 1903 King atrest, IL
quarters for apples and potatoes,
fling fresh stock every day. Lowest
Eet rates to all. Full weight and
|ure, aud satisfaction guaranteed
4. Special rates to parties ordering
Q car load. 1t will pay you to cal
belore purchasing else whers. Oul
] Is all On commission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
KHxr COUNTY.
sUsSRx COUNTY.

From the foregoing it will be seen
that New Castle County has an over
plus of 6s females, while Kent has an
overplus OF 593 males and Sussex an
overplus of LEY males. After New
Castle has doue all she can she can
only supply SO Of the bachelors Of her
sister counties with wives which will
still leave 1852 bachelors who will have
to pine away in single obscurity. Poor
Kent and Sussex The woman crop
needs fostering down there.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
areen.,ask strengsn fin Maine.

PoRrLANB, Me-, OCT. II The Chair.
man of the Greenback State Committee
Says there will be no Fusion State Con-
|vention to nominate new Electors, but
the Fusionists will support Scion Chase
and J. r. Turner, notwithstanding their
ad vocacy of q straight dreenback ticket.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

The City Railway Company will only
run four cars for few days, all the
horses and mules having been attacked
with the epizooty. Some Of them are
slightly affected, while others have 1t
in i.s worst form. 1t ia hoped that
,hey will b. better in short time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

John Smith, colored, is in the Elkton
jail, awaiting the action Ofthe Grand
Jury, at the next term Of Court, on the
charge Of entering Slmon's hotel, steal
ing money sberefrom and turning
things topsy.turvey upstairs. The
deed was committed on Friday night OF
last wsek. Smith was found concealed
in a closet but escaped before he was
secured. Bailiff Shockley and Consta-
BILE Foard subseq qusntly came up with
him in the basement Of the May build.
inp
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
"A Short GeYelOn.

The Board OF Health met last eve.
wing and accepted the resignation OF
Richard Kelley, the member from the
Eighthward. Ths vacancy will be
allied at the next meeting.