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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-25

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" your sIsre moments V1 other business
viii pAVJpu reNrly - sell Nonrs -tiiths to
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great opportunity pr inRhiuy money tssily
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Read the new advertisements !
this issue.
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PENNSYLVANIA R. Z.

Trains Leave Lesirtovn Jsnstfca 80 fsikese
MAIN LfNE-wksTwARD.
Plttsbursh Express 40 Mse .. =.
Pacinc Express sBa. -.
Way Passenger ioW .. ~.
Wall tNp. no.
Fast Line tGp -.
EASTWARD.
Pacific Expire. eta. y.
Mail tf D. m.
Pbiisdsiphis Express n iep ~.
Johnstown Express ii0ts.m.
Tho Vast fdna. way Passenger and the Pssu
ic Express west, and the Pacihe and AtssNs
Expross east run daily.
Way train, leave stations In Mifiin esunty
as Ioilcvs.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given Shat 7
~ haze placed my Phae,og IN care Of Jehs
H. Fuckler 81 SelinsgrGvc. Nuste ~ "a 20 re-
msiu ~ my pleasure, and all porsnnt are eets.
by cautioned against luterierius - meddilnG
Vita tue sane, under auy Iretsnss,
JOHN !, rAvio
Oct. Il. lsso.
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Leave New York $50 pm. Phill,lo.
phin. - p. N.
Leav" Real, g 90 am AMI lo,3 p. m
Leave Nllcutown at 9.oi y. M.
Bls.isw.y ssRsNCsl.
Leave harrisburg f,r Paxton To-
chicl, AMI Sreolton llily, cNcrp' SUNDAY
b2l q II. 80 IN. 2op p. N: daily.
Except SATURDAY AMI Srnity. ) I5 p. m
ani On Stturiiy only, { ~. clio $50 y ~
Returning leave Stcettuo ipily, rX ,
ccpt SUNDAY. 6. o. TOO, lo.2n a. ~. 90
= IN iujy. except S'uurlny anI sun.
day. clio y me-. AMI on Saturday only.
8 10, q. 30, $50 p m
J.E WOOTTEN,
Gen'l Manager.
G. q. HANCOCK,
GerI pl->'rS Ticket Agt.
"sb SO III n a..
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ussT WASH.
LEWIsTOwN DIVISION.


tue Paciht tyrre,s west can Je nasxei
VI Ie,,pvuat atsti am.
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PENNSYLVANIA R. R
Philadelphia & Erie p. R. Division
" WINTER TIJIE T.fBL.

On ari sitter SrSDAY. Suy, Tth. 1880. tts
trains ont tho phih 81 hiA n Lrls RIii Road
DisI-tpu viii ran as follows:
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1t' innens" circulation lnl long established
reputation enable. it, proprietor - distance
nll p.titiIn, Ia ls'D, Nov Feuure was
Introduce /, which Sill be Improved on In lssl,
I.nII IA IL
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-25
Give your Children a start in Life.

sod. Q, 20.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

John NJ. Cloud, who resides with n
son.in.laV, William Il. McCuIl0us|
Fourth street near Broome, died So
denly on Christmas morning, Hesfq
quito early and after going ont Of Y
house returned and complained Of ~
ing unwell. He was given o cup
coffee, which he threw up, aud inm9
ia,sly afterwards threw up his many
grssped for breath, and suddenly n
PRED. Coroner Weldin was nO'lll
and accompanied by DR.. Ogle. prOO'J
Cd to the house. An examination
suited In the opinion that death
been caused by q apolexy. AZ
had died In tie presence Of the lad
an inquest was deemed unneOsS,n
Mr.. Cloud was born in Media
July 8, 1898, and consequently Wa
the sSth year Of his age. He S0.l
an apprenticeship to the cabinet u'1
ing business, and shortly attefWs']
removed to Mill Creek Hundred WI
he married a daughter Of Henry ~
Ter, and engaged in farming AU3
nine years ago he removed to tins Y
and resided with HE son.in'ls"'
above stated. He was temperate "
habits and retained the nse OF bis iAOI
tiss ia a remarkable degree.
His remains will be inferred in hN]
view cemetery tomorrow at'efnO|
leaving the house at 2 o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

An incident which may properly DO
slasssd smong the appropriate" 90
cured on the Bound Brook division of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
a night or two ago. The FOWL" line
which leaves the Ninth and Green
street depot at midnight, went along
all right until dozen miles out Of town
when the engineer was startled by a
crash ofglSss, and in a second piece Of
headlight plate came crashing through
the window Of the locomotive cab.
Supposing that small rock had bseL
looSened from some cut by the vibration
Of tho train and had broken the glass,
no further attention was paid to the
matter. The headlight of the engine,
however soon went out, and when the
next stopping place was reached an ex
animation followed. This resulted in
the discovery Of ths body of horned
owl. mangled and bleeding, laying
directly across tue lamp. The bird
had been struck by the headlight with
sufficient force to break it and kill the
featbered disturber Of the silence OF the
night. The bird has been stuffed, and
will b9 mounted on top Of the cab OF
the engine that killed il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
BLOCKINH a BoURBON GAnI

The Habeaus Corpus process rss,I
ted 90 In the Gases Of the q. 4
DePaiIes Indicted In the sad
CoWFt.
Sheriff CLARK this morning srratsI
the U. s. Deputy MArsh&Ll', --ArihuI
Emerson, J. b. Smith, William 4
Black burn, John Black burn, ArIsmu|
Wilhelm and Samuel Coyle, by name
who we're secretly indicated BY NJ
Grand Jury at the last term Of the Nd
Cattle County Court, for offenses ALLEGED
70 have been committed on the DAY 4
the last General Election in Wilmtud
ton. No sooner was this done than n
8. Marshall McMullin served Wnn !
habeAus corpus upon the Sberlf,Hqu|
ing him 10 deliver into his custody nj
six prisoners. The Sheriff st ouo|
Obeyed the Writs and the Marshal toll
charge OF the prisoners, to await Gs.iO
OF Judge Bradford, with reference
their disposition.
The fact that these deputy marshal
we're indicted ia familiar to the rssAsi
OF the RIPUBLIcAE In whose slImns
was announced a few days sgO ltE0
appears that the charge laid IN the
dictment against Emerson Ia Of assam
and battery and false imprisOln'Dt
one Walter Burriss, who was susst
by Emerson al the Second Ward pol
for disorderly conduct, aud IitsrEar
held for Court by Chief SuperVfOrh
entlne for interfering with the DePuV
Marshal In the discharge Of his luf1
1t appeared that Burriss resisted Ens
son VIXEN arrested. The chief char,
against the other FIVE are Of "ressti1
one Charles Shields. alleged TO b
Deputy Sheriff In said (NsW Ci'af
County, in the exercise OF lis duly
such and for assault and bstttJI
This took place at the Tenth Va
polls in the forenoon when the D'Pl
MarshaS were set upon by the moo
Specials"
Tb5 writs OF habeas corpus Wsn
sued on Saturday upon the pFFd
the indicted deputies that Their c
be removed to the U. 8. Court, AtA'
we're acting in the discharge Of ID
duty, and did rot 90 beyond the
thority granted them by their COMM
Sions, when the alleged Offense' i0a
place. The U. s. Court will therefor
inquire into the facts OF the cases
stead Of the courts Of the State CT "
aware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
CllRIsrnAs oarnEs.
Tao Lawless Rsvel Held ~ Law
HPoak or = In WfImamGtan.'

anu haWh1SA hevOh MoA0 y Law
BreakeRa In WiImangtsn,'
On Christmas afternoon the lager
beer saloon Of J. Pussy Smith, at
Second and French streets, was the
scene Of . very disorderly row which
came very near resulting In murder.
A crowd Of the most desperate class Of
criminals was on the inside and nearly
all were under the influence OF liquor.
A fght started over some trivial matter
and Joseph Connor and Edward 0'Don.
nell became engaged In fierce struggle
which terminated In the former being
run out Of the saloon. Just then officer
Thomas came by and saw Cennor draw
q pistol and fire into the house. The
ball grAzed 0'Donnsll's clothing. The
fellow followed up his shot BY darling
into the saloon and attacking o'Don-
nell. Officer Thomas arrested him with
his pistol In his hand. At police
court the offender was fined el0 and
costs and held In $500 to keep the
peace.
During row at Front and Market
streets, on Friday night, q notorious
character known as "Dutch Charley"
was shot, but not seriously injured.
The usual amount OF Christmas
DRINKS were heard at police court, but
the Officers say peace reigned In the
city TO an unusual degree for Christ
mas day. !:
Two roughs knocked an inotfensive
colOrsd man down at Fourth and King
streets, on Saturday night, and com.
menesd to kick him, bat were driven
away by a gentleman who came TO his
assistance.
"Sugar Awful" escaped from the
City Hall cells on Friday afternoon, but
was found BY Bailih Daley in the eel
lar Of the building.
Joshua Emmett, the man who jumped
from the second stsry Of Jackson's res.
taurAnt, 10 slowly recovering.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
A mxat,,isws Nmislae.

CHICAGO, Dec 25.-A peculiarly dis
tressing and unaccouutables suicide took
place on Lake avenue near Thirty ninth
street, this afternoon. Miss Ada Heb
den, q Dung lady OF twenty-five years
Of age, engaging in manner and highly
esteemed by her a,quaintsnoes, resided
there with her brother, Robert Hebden,
assistant manager of the Bank Of Mon
trsal in this city. Last night she at
tended some Christmas festivities at q
neightor's and was among the merriest.
This morning she arese, took breakfast
and dined IS usual. Shortly after
dinner, finding herself alone in = room,
she suddenly went to drawer, took
from 1t pistol, and, without warning
or explanation, fred a shot into her
head and fell dead on the carpet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
SOUND EDlTlUN.
Fire, ,u V.risus rIaces,

NEE YORK, Dee. ga fire broke ont
Tonight 10 the rooms Of Morton Strss'
berg, a Hebrew tailor. No. 80 Riving-
ton street, q tn 90 story frame build
ing, which was burned out. johann Q
Kraemer lived on the second Aoer with
her four children. Escape by the
stairs being cut of, che jumped from
the window to the yard. The children
escaped by climbing down the clsthes-
! ns to ths first floor and dropping to the
yard. The families on the third floor
escaped thru ugh the roof to the adjoin'
ing building. The damage TO the
property is slight. None Of Mrs,
Krasmer's family were seriously in,
jured
PEMBROKE, Ont Dec. ga FIRE this
morning destroyed J. N. McLaren 4
Co. 3 general store, the Masonic Hall
Jas Stewards tin shop, Mrs Beans
confectionery and the Town Hall. Los
$25, 200; insurance Gil 700.
BosroH, Dee. 25.-Ths Phehix HOUSE
at Dsdham, an old land mark, occupied
% hotel BY Mr.. Eaton, was burned
to-day. Loss on the building 5000
Mr.. BATON leses $4,000.
NORWAY, Me-, Dec, Is "A twO-story
frame block, owned by Charles Hatha
way, and occupied a. 3 meat market
cigar factory, the New Religion (news
paper) ONCE and boot and shoe store
was burned to day. Loss $4,000, In
sured.
OsDsssBUKc, N. Y, December 25.-
A Are broke sut this morning 10 tn
Office Of the Advance, and the block i
q total loss. The first floor was oecu
pied by C. B Herman, grocer, who's
loss is $4,000; insurance, $500; ssoont
floor Advance office, loss, $4,000, insur
ance, $1,000; third floor, J. H. Michel
son, printers supplies, loss, 1890; in
suranee not known. The following 0c
cupiers Of the adjacent block suffered
somewhat by fire and water, but ar,
fully insured: Eli Spooner, furniture
dealer; Charles Paris and Joseph Pineu
merchant tailors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

Wei De Mey er's WsHdsTfEi Caaarrh
Care 10 new dispeAseA ~ all druGElSes, ahd
u delivered carriage Paid)by n. n. Dewey
4 Co, Ne. ~ Dey e., New York. Tho re-
InarkAble cures which have everywhere re.
suited nom the use OF this preparation have
developed the startling ibot that no merely
local treatment, like SnufB, doUehes, ana In
halatioRs, can possibly reach or destroy ca.
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements diF.
covered by DIR. Wei lie Meyer arc absorbed
throughout The mucous nsmbranous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an lIocu.
latVe and constitutional cure, the effects OF
which are similar 10. and as unfAlling as,
vaccination. A ''TFeatise," with full
statements by the cured, Is mailed free.
"Wei DE Meyers Gatarrh Cure Is wErth ten
times It's cost. Rev. Ohas J. Jones, New
Brighton, l.. l." "One package cured me.
Rev. o. II Taylor, l4O Modest, Brooklyn.
N. Y" 1t restored me TO the ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. Rois, Cobbleskill N. Y."''The
remedy Is a marvel. Kew. A. =. Freese,
Cairo, N. Y" 1T has been OF great value
to me Rev. Olney Place, Massene, N. Y"
Rev Geo. Il. Pratt, st. stephens Rectory,
Philada.,etc. A real cure Of Oatarrh for $3.50.
liz 2tAw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
THIRD EDITION.
NEWS sUMmARY.

Joseph DonAhue, . tramp, was found
frozen TO death in Eleventh avenue,
New York, yesterday morning.
The trial Of r. g. Miller, city collec.
tor OF New Brunswick, Mes Jerssy, fol
smbslzling $2S, 900, is to begin thiI
morning.
Telegraphic Communication has been
opened between st. John, New Bruns
wick, and Grand Nensu.
Sara Bsrnbardt gave two perform
anoes In Montreal on Christmas day
They were "fairly" attended.
The Post Offices in TanDery, Indians
county, and Towbridgs, riogs county,
were discontinued last week.
The charter Of the San Antonio and
TidswAtcr Railroad, in Texas, has beer
issued. The road will run from Sar
Antonio to Amsos Pass.
The wholesale millinery store Of Her
man Brothers, In Toledo, Ohio, wal
burned yesterday morning. Loss s25,,
1000.
Governor Mcclellan, Of New Jersey
has declined the Presidency OF the New
York Underground Railway, to which
he was recently elected.
James X Ovens, ex- champ ion collar
and slbow wrestler OF America, died In
Fairfield, Connecticut, on Friday even
ing, ola bronchial disease. He was only
SO years Of age.
Frederick Stevens, q Dung man, died
of h ydrophobia in Plymouth, Msssa.
chusstts, on Saturday. He was bitten
by dog in Nova Scotia several months
ago.
The grain crop OF the Saskatchewan
district OF Manitoba is a partial failure
this year, owing to "ths late spring
i the cold, wet summer, and the early
fall FROST"
The commission Of Hon. Stewart L.
Woodtord, as U. S. District Attorneylat
Nav York, will expire on the 18th Of
January. II Is said Mr.. Forster will be
appointed his successor.
Rev. Samuel Rockwell, a prominent
Congrea ational minister, died In New
Britain, Connecticut, on Saturday
night, aged rs years. He had served
as q member OF both Houses OF the
Legislature OF that State.
George Lyman 0strander, aged 26
years. was yesterday shot dead by his
brother, Henry 0str ander, at their home
near Camden, New York. Henry was
of a jealous disposition, and the sight Of
their little sister CaIessing George led to
the crime.
The coal miners OF the Hooking and
Sunday creek valleys, in Ohio, have
been on q strike since Wednesday for
two pays per month instead of one. 1t
Ia believed their demand will be granted
to-day.
The Hudson Bay Company recently
sout force OF men up the Saskatche-
wan river to get coal. A seam three
feet thick was found about ff!ssu
miles up the river, but the floating Toe
prevented them from taking much
away.
The Indian Farm School at Prince
Albert, in the British Northwest Terri
tory, is reported TO be success. About
$50 Indians are in charge Of the in
lt.uotor, aud making good progress in
farming, building houses and acquir-
ing herds OF cattle. Two thousand
bushels OF wheat were raised this year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
DEATHS.
CRAWED lhia nItu

CRAWFORD.-In this city, Christmas ai
tsrnoOn, Eliza g. Crawford, In the e31 yea
OF her aye.
The relatives aud friends OF the family ar,
iovited to attend the funeral from the rest
deRce OF her son, Robert l.. Smith, S24 Or
ange street, on TUESDAY afternoon. Servia,
at the house At 2 O'Clock. lntetnent at Riv
ervlew Cemetery.
) WAMB.-On December 18th, 1880. Charlie
W. L., infant Ron Of UhAs. and Ella q
SWAMI, aged SIX mo- tbs.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attsnd tho iunefa
from the residence Of his grandfather. MIMI
speakman, 21O Il. 9th street, on Wed nesday
10Th instant, at hall pastz O'Clock. Inter
msnt at Wilmington and Brandywine Oeme
terry.
None knew him but to love him
WALKER'-On Monday, the nth instant
Mary Colder Walker, relict OF John Walk
or. In her 80th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
| vited to attend her funeral on WedDesda J
| next at Up. M, from tle residence OF he
s0n.in.laW doU. y. Maris, NO. 40S West Stt
street.
lOLnUD-Suddenly on tho 2Sth instant
John M. CLOUD. In the 89th year OF his age
Relatives and friends are respectful y IN
vited to attoRed the fun raj from the resi'
dence OF his son.in.law, William n. Moo al.
lOug, Fourth street, near Broom, on Tutfday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. lnterment ut River.
view Cemetery. RzY .--- "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
Sing uiar Disappearance ola Girl

Ss'1 AA'~~ -
On Thursday last Mrs. Alfred Care.
low, Of No. 2l7 Stuyvesant-avenue
Brooklyn, sent her little daughter Ma
tilda, aged il years, 70 deliver at
business house some fancy baskets
which Mr.. and Mrs. Carslow had man
ufaotured from acorns gathered in the
Autumn. The child did not return in
q reasonable time, and the mother, be.
coming slsrmsd, went In search OF her.
The search has been kept up diligently
ever since both by the parents OF the
child and by the police, but so far with
out SUCCESS. A singular circumstance
in connection with the case is that on
the 14th Of October, 1879, Mrs. Carslow
sent her son, a bright lad Is years OF
age, on an erTrand similar to that on
which his sister wen. last Thursday,
aud the boy has never been seen or
heard Of by his parents. The children
we're unusually attractive, and their "a.
Their believes that they have been kid.
mapped.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
VAIN WRIGHT.
No. 3I2 Market Street,
sells G0SSAMER WA
TERPR00FS cheap.
WAINWRIGHT, NO. 8l2 MARKET ST.
Special Oonsignee Sale Of
BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINTINGS,

The production OF some Of the best artists in
the country. These paintings were consigned
TO us to furnish the citizens Of Wilmington
and vicinity an opportunity TO purchase an
elegant, valuable and always acceptable and
memorable CHRISTMAS PRESENT. A
present that will tend to beautiiy the homo
OF the recipient and ever q pleasant and
continuous reminder Of the donor. The
paintings are genuine, enclosed in elegant
gold framee, and embrace among many beau
tiiul representations Of Natures Scenery
here and elsewhere. the well. known portray.
ais OF 'Scenes on tho Hudson, "Scenes On
the Rhine," Scenes on the Susquehauns,"
Among the Alleghanies." ION the White
Mountains, ""Fslls on schahhausen," and
many smaller paintings Of beautiful scenes In
the city and country ranging rom % TO sl2
These goods arc sent 70 US to be sold, and
now Is your chance 10 purchase. You arc
especially invited to call and sec this splen did
collection. We also have magnificent line
OF JAPANESE GOODS, most beautiful or.
ticle', presents consisting OF elegant jewell
cases, Writing Maps, Gard Holders, Match
Boxes Albums, Wall Brackets, Cigar Eases,
etc., etc.. ETC., decorated with handsome and
artistic designs. These goods are sold at low
prices and invite your attention during the
hOlidsy Weeks. Gall at
WAINwRIGHTS NO. sl2 MARKET ST
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
Tao Death Record.

City Registrar, Z. B, Frazer, reports
thirteen deaths for last week, the same
number as reported for the correspond.
ing week Of last year. One person wAs
brought here for interment and two
were sent away for the same purpose,
The Coroner had two cases.
ofthe dead there were born in the
United States, II Ireland, l Germa-
ny, l (; male, 7 female, 8 white, II ;
black, 2.
The causes OF death were Accident,
l Group, 2 consumption, 8 oongeS.
ton Of the lungs, /; epilepsy, /; heart
disease, 2 pneumonia, 2 scarlet few
sr, I.
The deaths by wards we're Second,
2 Fourth, /; Fifth, 4; Sixth, 3 !;
Seventh l ; Ninth, Tenth, /.
Tho ages Of the deceased were: Un-
der one year, 2 from one to five years,
2 from Ave to ten years, 2; from ten
TO twenty years, l; from twenty to
thirty years, 3 from thirty to forty
years, from forty TO fifty years, |;
from sixty 10 seventy years, /.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
FIFTH EDITION
"ceRSSKRs '4UEsI.o
Tine Cases disposed Of b. o.,
Wslain Since RriaaV 1-sAel

Fhe Cases disposed Of By C.,.
Wsiain Since Friday Ls.' 'A'l
Coroner Wsldin has been Ken,
busy within the past few DAYS qalt
had no less than six casa since ~ 'inl
noon, two Of which have alrssSr srsaal
noted In the REPUBLICAN, one oc,, .ssl
at Edgemoor, and the other at N n" ~
French street. ~" ~
About ten o'clock on SATURDAY ~.
ing, he vas notified Of q death q, .' ~
ored child at Fifteenth and Clsv : y
streets, named Annie Chamber, u0pI
three months and three West. ~
after examination by DR.. SprinS.'' u9
was aseertIined that death had ~
caused Dy appoplexy, and a Csrtis''a
to that effect was given.
At IL o'clock, n. he was calIsd IA !,
house Of Philip Shea, No. ll24 WI
stIest, where q child q little owe, siss|
months OF age, had suddenly died ~
appeared that Mrs. Shea had uon. u
the early service at St. Pauls GatS,,'j
church, leaving the child in bad 'uj
on taking II up after her return hon..
she found 1t was about expiring, h,
Ogle made an examination and dsciial
that natural causes had prod uced ds,,J
and q certificate to that effect was NIL
ont.
The next case was that OF John \
Cloud, who had died suddenly Al h
houas OF his son in-law, WIN. Il M
Cullough, on Fourth street Ds'I
Broone, in the s9th year OF hi, ~
Dr.. 0gls made an examinatl ~
decided that death was caused bv ~
poplexy, and q certificate wa. acso,s
ingly given to that effect, a inv
not being necessary, IS he died in N
presence Of the family. This case ,pa.
his work for Christmas.
On Sunday morning, however n
was called 70 visit the house Of Cb.,.
Wesley Law. on the New Castle CAM
way, where II was found that CbBI
was deceased. DR.. Ogle decided tbI
premature birth was the causs'ot i.,
and the certificate to that effect y,
made out.
In this connection II may be Ds
tinent to remark that Coroner W,db
has Teen In office 81 days, and has IN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

Travel by rail has not been much in
terrupted by tbs rscent SLOW storm
The p, W. & B. trains were not much
delayed yesterday, and the fast mai
train WAS about an hour behind time
this morning. Yesterday afternoon,
Conductor Hawkins took a train and
force Of men down the Delaware Rail.
road to clear the track. The snow and
floating ice In the creek make naviga.
lion difficult.