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Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
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TRAINS LHAVn WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia and intermediate stations
f; 7, $40, 1880, a. m; 2S0, 400. 100, p.bO, D.
m. On Sundays: $40 o. M; 800, o.3O, 9.ti
p. IN. "
Phila. Express, $50, 9, s.44, 1907 \. IN. Sun
DAYS: e.4s p. m.
for Phila. and Now York: 2.23, $50, TOO
1902, o. m: Al2 30, tI2.4J, (I.imltcd)
| 60I p. m. Sundays, 228 q. m.
Fcr baltimore and way stations: s.8s .. m.
b.22 p. N. "..l
For baltimore, Washington and Bay Limo
For Baltimore and Washington. 1an, acc
2lb, S.36 .. m; 12.62, l.0S U,lmited) l,48,
7.os p. N. Sundays: 1851, 2.03 a. m.
For Information apply at depot.
For New CASTLE: 600, s.25, .. m, Los, 500
e.3S p. N. n
For Harrington and intermediate stations :
a2t q. M: Los. o.35 .. m.
For Deimsr Anu intern sllate stations. 9.2s O.
m; tt6 p. m. ..-.
For Wilmington b Northern Z. r.: 7.Oo, Q.
m; 800, sos, p. "a. No Sunday trainA
Arrive and 1l.26 o. M, and 6.ES D. IN.
fsr Delaware Western N. H.: f.lk, I0.so, am.
SEQ p. m. Sunday trainR, 1880 o. M, op m.
rzAIHs soR w1LA1XaToN LNAvH rxILADzl-
From Broad street and Washington syenus
L30, elo. 1880, l0.45, ll.l5 q. ua.; lo0, 1850,
4, b.1b, o, $40, 8, o.45. 1l.31p m. On Sun.
days: e.3o D, NJ; 0, Q, e.Ib, 1.30p D. IN.
from Thirty Second and Market etreet5: T.3O
100. l1,a6 a. M; la2s. (Limited) Las D. IA.
ttB Suuh2vn. Los a. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Who are His Friends ?

Although Deputy Coroner Palmer tel.
egraphed yesterday morning to Harry
Hart, Of Morton station, Delaware Cour-
ty, Pa, who was mentioned TO him as q
relative Of the unfortunate William
Gallagher, killed on the P. W. Il B.
Wednesday evening, he had heard
nothing from him up to to-day. Mean
while the body remains in ice, the un-
dertsker not wishing to take any steps
in the matter of interment until Mr..
Hart, who ever he is, has been allowed
q reasonable time in which to respond.
Gallagher has few friends in this city
and Is not we'll acquainted here.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
FOURTH EDITION.
MISS MILLEK,s DILEMMA.
ssiII Pursued By Her New York
AssaiIants.

| Assnilants.
Miss Miller, the young woman who's
terrible story Of suffering appeared Il
the REPUBLICAN, OF yesterday, has fonn'
many people willing to give her as
sistance. A deep interest has beel
aroused in her behalf, and this ha
been increased by the latest develop
ments, which are Of o startling nature
II came to the knowledge of the cir
yesterday that two Of the men who hat
assaulted her in New York were II
this city evidently on the lookout TO
her whereabouts. This was . strang
and startling confirmation Of the girl
story, and convinced all, who had pre-
viously been disposed to Doubt her We
racity.
II seems that these two men employed
a villainous negro named Billy Jone.
to find her hiding place, and gave hiu
81 so with the promise Of more. ThiI
man brought them all the papers II
the city. They read the girls story In
the REPUBLICAN and one ef them was
heard to remark, "See how the
is giving 1t IN us here; but we'll hi ye
her back to New York within q week,
dead or alive"
When these men were described 10
Miss Miller she said the description 90
corded with that Of two OF the men who
had attacked her in New York. The
startling news also called to mind an
exciting incident Of her journey from
New York when she was stopped on the
way bys four men, who she believed
were her assailants In the disreputabl 9
house, and only saved by the assist
ance Of two policemen who were on q
passing train.
Last evening her fear so increased
that policemen watched the house OF
Mr.. Chance on Madison street where
she still ia. In addition to this a
policeman was keeping an eye upon the
parties around town. They were seen
three times during the evening, evil
IDENTIFY busily engaged in Matching dev.
ilment against their victim, and are
likely to get into trouble and receive
an unsavory taste Of Delaware justice
II they remain in Wilmington long.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
A Might BI0OKif''

Mrs. D. Nj. Grohe, resting
French street, has a Nigh, " y
cactus which puts forth a nois !,
one night in a year. For 'I' 7 Y
years after it is planted "
bloom, and after that u WIN
every year. The bud on i0T \. n n
ferred to was very small a. ~ n
yesterday, but about . o'cIoSa n v
10 open and spread itself sla VI
kept unfolding until IL o'cloa
1t threw its sweet frsgrarcg
and through the house S"a
itself to be q bunch OF 'a' W.
liant lilly white leaves ID II
about three inches in dlsuA.'
a number of visitors came ll"l l.l
beauty and suiff its ifsSI,I, reg,
midnight, when it gIaausg ',:,,s
fold up its leaves and this lno'I,| N
sbriveled and the beauty
fragrance had departed.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
THIRD EDITION.
L. a. R. ".
The Reported Lease of the Eastern
Shore Railroad.

The Reported Lease of the EnsterE
Shore Railroad.
The directors Of the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
have completed an informal inspection
Of the Eastern Shore Railroad, with ,
view TO leasing 1t and estimating thu
probable cost Of repairs, running ex
penses and revenue, as stated In thu
REPUBLICAN,. Before they can be salts
fed that the lease would pay, they vii
have the road thoroughly examined and
tested by experts. A majority Of the
stock OF the Eastern Shore is con.
trolled by the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company.
Should the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Company conclude
to lease the road, powerful effort will
be made to bring to the Delaware Rail
road, and consequently to Philadel-
phia, some of the traffic which now
crosses the bay from Salisbury and
Crisfeld to Baltimore. In accordance
with the we'll known liberal policy oi
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad in fostering i'm
provements, and aiding TO build mp the
country 1t passes through, inducements
will bs offered to residents along the
line to more thoroughly develop their
farms.
There are some very large properties
in Somerset and Wicomico counties,
Maryland, which would be much bet
ter cultivated II cut up into smaller
farms Of about 100 acres each. The
directors were joined at Salisbury by
Hon. C. P. Huntingdon, who controls,
among various other railroad interests
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railrc ad from
Richmond 10 Huntingdon, West Vir-
ginia. 1t is suggested that some time
in the future the Chesapeake and Ohio
may find an outlet TO the Atlantic Oh
ties by means of a connection with the
Phiadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more.
The presence of Mr.. Huntingdon, who
Is one of the seven railroad kings which
a facetious English newspaper says, rule
America as heptarchy, set gossip a.
going at lively rate on the streets Of
Wilmington, it being the general i'm.
preston that his movements we're OF
significance as to future
railroad possibilities in ths Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Tanner Break lng Down.

There are indications that the long
fasting DR.. Tanner is breaking down
and that he may not be able to hold
out for the remaining nine days of hit
appointed task. DR.. S. C. Pollitizer re.
ports "At 6.35 A. M. found DR.. Tan.
ner lying on his cot in the south gal.
lery warmly covered up, listening 10
the reading of his mail. Heretofore
he has read his mail himself. He
is lying with his knees drawn up.
His eyes have lost very much of the
brightness which characterized them
formerly; his counterance has q decided
pinched and worn expre- sion, and he
is evidently suffering. | have ordered
brandy and extract Of beef to be brought
into the hall, 80 that they can be avail
able in an emergency, and have
also directed the janitor to have hot
water constantly on hand. DR.. Price,
who came on at noon, said that he
did not detect any change in the condi-
ton of the faster, and refers TO the lat.
ter writing letter in firm hand. DR..
Price does not think DR.. Tanner, in
taking an alcoholic vap6r bath last
night, violated the design of his under
taking Tanner is not alarmed at his
recent vomiting, but says that, If be
should be taken with hicough-
ing, he should break lis fast
at once. He did not ride this morn
ing, but walked up Fourth avenue to
Twenty sixth street. On returning, he
rested till nearly 3 a. m, when he took
a foot bath, this helping him very
mnch. He received letters from a niece
in Minneapolis, and from Mollie Fan
cher, both marked "private." Public
interest in the affair seems to increase
rs the snd, whatever It may be, draws
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
A. J. CrOss' Yacht and skin Race
Tomorrow.

The yacht and skitf race from - "a
mouth Of the Christiana creek to x.aan
Island Point buoy and retr ,n a al:
tance Of forty miles, will takp n,sco at
$50 O'Clock tomorrow y o,n;na 10
declare the race comp ,ted !, wi,, be
necessary fer the coz ,sstsnts n traversa
san uo :. o0eISs o. IN '~ hours. The entrance
&c 90" 10 rno' The winner will receive
WV thir' OF the sweepstakes and the
chap' ION flag. The second will receive
OF. .-third Of the sweepstakes.
The boats belonging to this port that
will enter the race are the: Mipqua,
Edith, Columbia, Guy, Andrew ]. Cross,
Henrietta, America, Joseph 7. Cross,
Gauntlet, Geo. b. Mcclellan, Eddie
Davis, War Eagle, Margaret, Jim, Clip
per, Wade Hampton, George Washing
ton, A. J. Barrett and Petrel.
The Emma B. and !ne First Attempt,
OF New Castle, will enter, as well as
the A. b. Cotton, Pyle, Vixen and
Bells B. King, of Chester.
There will also be two boats from
Salem.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Excursion 20 Atlantic"

The Knights Of PythlaS saT .' !
Atlantic city yesterday Ws ns,,c
by about twelve hundred ,ls''I Pe,J
steamer Clyde left the ftsuI ~
wharf at S 80 O'Clock and I'%' ~
den in q short time. Heis ~ I'd
cars was in waiting aud 'n' Nd !"
ists were soon on their way ',%taI I'd
shore, where they arri'eu ''
eleven o'clock. ,,pJ
A very pleasant tins Ts,1a, 's,'arJ
and the return trip was cUS ',Smt
a few minutes bsfore six v. Tt,J
Ellingsr's brass and s'r'pS
nished music.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
ABOUT NO. rasHS NEreHsoxs.
Clipped ana Condensed From the
West chester Local.


West chester Local.
]. L. Smith, master builder Of the P.
W. & d. R. R., was in West Chester on
Tuesday, taking a survey Of the depot
at this place. We understand that
new plans have been adopted for the
alterations which are to be made to the
depot at this point In place Of those
first determined upon, and which, 1t Ia
said, are TO be much more extensive
and elaborate than the first.
Two horses, belonging to the Diamond
State kaolin works, in Mill Creek Hun
dred, Delaware, were being driven
along the bank Of the excavations.
when one Of the horses slipped and fell
about 40 feet down the embankment in
to the quarry below. Strange to say
neither driver nor horses were in the
least injured, although they were ter
ribly astonished.
Conowingo bridge across the Susque-
hanna, was struck three times by
lightning during the storm Of the 18th.
Several Of the raiters were shattered.
A mule team belonging to William M.
Knight, was crossing at the time Of one
Of the charges which prostrated the
animals, but the driver escaped unin-
jured. The mules revived after short
time, when the driver hurried out Of
the bridge.
The Garfield and Arthnr club Of Ken
nett Square, of which Edwin Brosius is
president, is to be fully equipped on
Monday evening next. The uniform
will consist Of white navy cap, red
cape and star torch. The club now
numbers over one hundred men.
At the Republican headquarters
Wednesday evening the Germans Of
West Chester assembled, to organize q
and Arthur club for the cam.
paign. The meeting was organized by
calling Mr.. Gerhardt Reeder to the
ch air, after which the roll was opened
and some thirty names were enthusias-
tically appended and 1t is expected
that this number will be swelled TO
fifty by the addition Of those residing
in the immediate vicinity Of the bor-
Ouph.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Chicago Kuixhts TempIsrs.

Preparations are still going on in
Chicago for the reception of Knights
Templar at their conclave in that city
on August 10Th. 1t is expected that
the parade will include nearly twenty
thousand men. 1889 tents, capable Of
accommodating 1900 persons, are
erected in the camp, and tho erection
OF an asylum, arches and grand camp
ment has begun. Firewoks, calcium
lights and electric lights will be used in
each nights celebration.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
DEGISTER'S ORDEK.
REGISTER'S OFFIOR,

NEW CASTLE County. July II, 1889
Upon the application Of William r. Groen,
Administrator Of Maria Green. late
Of Wilmington HID. In said county, deceased,
1t Is ordered and directed BY tho Re-
gister that the Administrator Aforesaid. givo
notice Of the granting Of letters Of Admin.
istratiop upon the Estate Of tho decexs.
ed, with tho date Of granting thereof, by
causing Advertisements to be posted within
| forty days from the date Of such letters In six
Of the most public places Of the county Of
New Oastle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, 10 present tho same,
| or abide by an act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And aIse cause the
same 10 be inserted within the same period in
| tho DELAWARE RHPUBLIoAN, . newspaper
published 10 Wilmington, and tobs continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
[~~~) Given under the hand and Seal Of
(L.s. 0f1oe Of the Register Aforesaid, Al
t~~ New Castle, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, tho day and year above written.
s. y. BIGaS, Register.
NOTICK--All persons having claim,
against the Estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly sttestod to the Admins
traitor, on or before July II, 1881, or abide
the act OF Assembly in such case mado and
provided. WILLIAM r. GREEN,
Administrator.
Addre :--Wilmington, Del, 1zo
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
ArI PrOductiOns.

Henry O Tanner, the colored artist,
who is rapidly obtaining celebrity as o
marine painter, has sketched an excel
lent view of Rattle Snake Run. The
genius possessed by Mr.. Tanner was
first discovered by Harry Price, former
ly Of this city but now OF Philadelphia,
who met him at Atlantic City and grant
ed him the use Of his studio. Mr..
Price is now engaged in skstohire
prominent views along the Delaware
river. Among the sketches is view
Of the Old Mud Fort Light House. op'
posits Fort Miff1ip. -.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
second Ward Democr ats.

Through some misunderstanding the
REPUBLICAN announced that the Second
Ward Democrats would hold a meet
ing for organizing Hancock and En-
glish club, when the meeting SHOULD
have been announced for this evening.
We hope all the Democratic readers o.
the REPUBLICAN, will not forget the
meeting will bs held this evening a.
the Atlantis Garden 24 King street
The number OF Democrats who attend
ed last nigh. shows that there are
great many Democrats who read thu
REPUBLICAN,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Tao Philadelphia "L.'

Philadelphia Record.
1t had baen proposed long before ,hi;
to have the elsvaled addition to the
Pennsylvania Railroad in working or
der. The plans have been completed
for some tins and the work would have
been pushed had it not been for the fac
that the Edgsmoor Iron Company, which
has the contract for all the iron from
Thirtieth street to the brick intersec
ton at Shock street, has not contormeC
to its agreement. The iron was to hav'
bee delivered by the first of JuRe, ant
up TO this time it has not arrived
When the road will be finished is con
| nndrnm.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
STHE LITERARY REVOLU ION.

The most successful revolution OF the cen.
tury, and, to American readers Of bcoke, the
most important Only books Of the highest
class are publlshed Dy US. and the prices are
low beyond comparison with the cheapest
books ever before issued. To illustrate and
demonstrate these truths, we send the follow.
llg books, all cOmplsto and uuabr. dyed, POST
PAID, at the prices named:
MACAULAYiS Lite of Frederick the
Great. Former price, $i.2j Large BREWER
type beautiful print; Prize THREE OTIS.
CARLYLES Lite OF Robert Burns. For.
mer price, si.26, Large BREWER type, beauti
full print; PRlUETHREk CEN rs. =
LIGHT OF ASIA. BY Edward
Former price, 81 50 Beautiful pr =. Hrnoid,
THOS. HUGHLS'S N
sGrnsl price; slo:. seaus.m,n us.ness ,ss,1, o. H!!is
typ. PRlG. :THR Ell CENT. CECi pf'n' 'ie'le'
JJhS STUART MILL i, Csno,ers or
Socialism. says Of exce' dlng ID 'tsrest q md
Importance. PACE Tai .WS,Stiy,NTS W TS'' ""O
BARON muNOHar sBN, His TraveI'
and SIrprisloK Adver .ptres. Former prios
NARY n '," oUEEN ssG6Ts G6ISE lily tnyE Sy oLs i,
mertine. Fomerp' ,ns a 2b. Brsyler type
beautiful print = SiCE FIVE CENTS.
viohh ~ KEFIELD,by Olive God
FIVE; FIVE dESTS !s 1po, beautiful PRINT PklOi
pdS,dSai,a b, nTAN ! PILGRIMS PRUHREss
PRit9Es' tTle, loaded; beautiful print
:. 80 AYE III HEATRICALS, by Auih0r o
,.abS ~ reWgras Papers" Small plea type
i0S' AiPRICE TWO GENTS.
T. >rJRIES AND BALLADS for Y0un
chs, by Ellen Tracy Alden with very I'm
illustrations. Selections complete from he
: book. Large type PRICE FIVE GENTS.
i LEAVES FROM THE DIARY cf an VI
. Lawyer. Short stories OF thrilling, laught
Die. pathetic interest. PRICE THREE Ois
i. BOOKSELLERS everywhere (only on
0 dealer In each town. keep these and our lare
list OF 8 Andard books, which are selling b
the million vo,ames, because the people b.
lisye In tie LITERARY kEf OLUTlUN.
AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
- Tribune Building, New York.
% JOHN b. ALDEN. Manager. rB
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
1la w. 'FRONT.' STREEr.
TRANSCRIPTION OURED.-An old phy

TONsUMPrIOR CUKED.-An old ply
~ sician, retired frem practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India
m Visionary the formula Of o simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth-
ma and alf Throat and Lung affections, also
positive and radical cure for Nervous De-
bllty and oil Nervous Complaints, after hay
ing tested Its wonderful curative powers In
thousands OF cases has felt IL his duty u
mako 1t known to his suffering fellows. 40
tuated BY this motive and q desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free Of charge
| 10 all who desire It, this receipt with full dt
rectiOns for preparing and using, In German
| FfSnch or English. Sent by mall BY address
| Ing With stamp. naming this paper.
W. W. SHERAR, lto Powers Block,
! -l3-lat cow. Rochester, N. \.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Summer Resort Pick pockets.

A party of pick pockets got among
the K. of P. excursionists at Atlantic
City. Three watches were taken. One
belonged to Mr.. Gatta Of the firm Of
Gstta & Kaiser, and was valued at gao,
and another was owned by Mr.. Worth,
member Of the band. The name Of
he third owner is unknown.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
Stunned by Lightning

Mrs. James Higgins, who resides OF
the eastern side of Walnut street be
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, wai
stunned by lightning during the storm
on Tuesday afternoon while sitting Al
the window, aud remained in an IN
conscious condition for several hours
She has been under the care Of o doc
tor for a number Of days.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30

ID EATAs,

MEWAKf.-o 4 the gath inst, Annie b.,
wiie Of Seh Aowart, Jr.t tho ssth year Of
her ago.
The reisaV ~ aud friends the family are
respactluly invited TO attend hor funeral nom
Ns reS'de 90 of her husband, No. OF Pine
street, % Sunday Aiterno0n. at two o'clock -
lnscfm' ~ At Everview Cemetety.
EyAf .S.-Suddenly, on the 2oth inst, Jamet
7 young St F0u OF Hiram and harriet
1Ivane, In the 9th year OF his age.
helaiives and friends arc inv ted to attend
the funeral from the residence OF his parents
s35 Church st., on Sunday afternoon at 2.St
O'clock. To proceed to Riverview cemetery
Reading papers please COPY.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
PATROnR

Rev. Geo. R. Kram4r, pastor Of the
Household Of Faith church, has been
granted a vacation during the month Of
August, SO that he may attend the New
England oaup. meetings. Wbilst lie is
absent the pulpit at the Household Of
Faith will be supplied as follows
On ths Sabbsths, August the s.h
and 18th, Revs. Jacob Elliot and
Thomas Pierce will preach alter
nately, on the 22l day Of the
month Rev. H. T, Taylor, OF Cecil
County, Md, will preach, and on tie
18th instant the pulpit will be occupied d
by Rev. J. Soule, Of Lancaster, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
MARRIACER.

LgAwBY-FILANlGAN-On 49, s-,, ,.
By Rev. ". U. hobtnspn, No TS .n WGi.h ,est'' :.
Cheste- Pa. Mr., Frank L, .,,nv nv ud W"'T VI, H.
Mary Ylanigan.
WILLIAMS--MARTIN IN IN. aath ,nst
o. ire res ashoo o, W. rde's father, r P
II, RSWlins, John I. IHilliams And Miss II
Louis. Martin.
West Chester and Kennel paDers plsSs
eOFY
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
West Virginia Democracy.

The Democratic Stale Convention Of
West Virginia, met yestsrday In Mar
tinsburg. Among the spectators was
General J. B, Weaver, the Greenbzck
candidate foz President. Resolutions
were adopted rsafi inning the Cincinnati
platform, depoun2iDg the legislation
which discriminate in favor Of railroad
S,rporations against the people, and
declaring against "the practice of in
structing delegates, whereby Ststa and
National Conventions are packed for a
particular candidate" Colonel J. B.
Jackson, Of Parkersburg. WAS nomi-
mated for Governor.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
"atteu:von Veteranr"

A special meeting Of the "Vetei An
Garfield Guards" 10 called for This
(Friday) evening July, 30, 80, in the
Ln,oln Club rooms, 5Q4 Market street.
II is expected that every member will
be present as business Of very import,
ant nature will be brought before you
that mnst te decided at once. Also all
ex.Soldiers and Sailors who yet feel
their hearts throh with joy in looking
back over the splendid record Of the
past and reioiced in the defeat of the
foe. are requested to be present tonight
and again enroll themselves on the
side Of Loyalty and Patriotism against
the same common enemy.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30
FfrAA YesfAFhmy.

A FIRE in Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday,
destroyed, on the south side Of the
creek, J. Dewitt's planning mill, Sooules
& Bunning's and c. T, Wilson's plan
ing mills; the lumber piles of D. C.
Welsh Il Co., and Benson & Loeb r.
Mills X Co.'S shipyard, and Brdgewatsr
Rerew's tratirg elevator, The total
loss is estimated at t235, 900; insurance
&lQE. .OU6.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30

TAKE NOTICE-Th Is the only Lottery
ever voted on by the people OF state. and
uuGer late decision of the U. =. Supreme
Court at Washington, ia he only Legal Lot.
terry now in the United States, all other
charters having been repealed or having no
existence.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. FlGHTH GRAND
DISTRIBU rlOE. GLASS FAT NEW OR.
LEANS, ,TU ESDAY, AT GUST 10, 1880.
MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 90
This institution vas regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the State for Education.
al and Charitable purposes, In 1858, FOR
THE TERN OF TWENTY. FIVE YEARS,
to whiah the inyiolahIe faith OF tho State Is
pledged d, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise In the new constitution adopted De.
cemser End, A. D., 1879, with capital o.
d ,OJ0 900, TO which 1t has since added re-
serve fund OF oyer 92i0.0O0.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NU MBER DISTRI-
BUTTONS will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. II Teper scales or poStpoHes
Look at the following Distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
mn rTItyk H~IuS AT pkLn uDI.'pG EACH
Daily Republican., 1880-07-30

An armed mob of about one huudrsd
men W. mt into Moberly, Mo-, yesterday
and opened FIRE upon a man named Cor
lew, whom Sheriff Satlack was taking
into the Court House to be tried for q
felonlous assault on woman. CorleT
ran into the Court Room, followed Dy
three OF the mob, and was shot again.
He then ran into the street, and receiv-
ed an other shot, and was chased through
dry goods store and up an alley and
into the street again. He finally got
into room sver saloon and was 'cur.
nsred" by his pursuers. The husband
Of the woman then fired four more shot'
into CorleW's body and one into his 70 \,
head, causing wounds from whio' a.,
wretched man died in ten n 80,
The law officers of the town - '
effort to check the mob.