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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-10-02
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La Louisiana, ce berceau de mon
enhance, son ciel pur ct serein QUA
c"ntemplt mon premier regard, sa
nature pottiqne, Qui seuIe u Ca
resSe me pemsfes, tout parle, tout
rend Wveuse ma jeune anne.
LA nature savage OH cultiv6e,
epanouie sons les brises du prin.
temps on. flftrie sous les ylacons
d'hiver, est tOujours le miroir Oh sc
retiete mon anne. C'est le bassin par.
fune on 81 baigne ma pcnsee. C'est
la Tyre enchantGe que mon cpur f;ait
vibrer. Car dams uM pare isole ct mo,
notone Oh j'ai reve longtemps, toni
senblait siiencieux ; dependant cha.
que laMbean de cette nature ne
parlait IN Language aux accents sym.
pathiInes. Gar toutes ces feuilles
jaunies ct desstchtes, jonchant IL
terre, retletaiemt IL beau ct p0rtaient
re%mpreinte de- pEtcrnel.
Jai parcouru triste 1T pensive
Get aisle desert. Les rayons ardents
du soleiI, q"i pereaient a travers &c
tcuillage, inc vi%vitiaient. Cette pro.
fonde solitude tait onb:ier 10 tumul.
te du monde. C'est la que Sc trou.
We Ia vraie II fraite du peuseur, ct le
mnrmure de hmbitienx ne tronve
pas lie plus ltger echo dams ce,te
vegetation qui pais,blemcnt matt,
Wit ct meurt. II ny a jamais de ri.
valit6s, nj dams l'oiseau qui voltige
dams les waste Infni, nj dams Fin.
secte qui Sc glisse dams lea herb+s, nj
dams l'animal qui broute dams Ia
foret. T0us ces atrcs aiment ct crois.
sent joyeusement. Dams cette re.
publique champtte, Dieu seul gou.
verne: rinstinct est le"r lo,. ct en- re
multipliant, ils obeissent a uncle.
gislatiOK natnrelle.. -.
Tout EN- mtditant, je m'enfuyais
dans les pro'ondeurs In de forat. iais.
sant bieu loin derriere moi les tn.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-10-02
NOUVELIES

VeMr Monde. LES d6crcts wont
ttrn appli1uas. On commencera pa,
les Passionnistes, qui ne sont pas
meme reconnus par lie Vatican, ct
Ton dispersera %enSuite les ordre.
composes principalement d'Gtran
gers. Mails NJ. Guibert, archev6qut
de Paris ct cardinal, tc,it deux let
tres pour protester.-M. Barthele
my st. Hi!aire, le nouvcau mimstrt
DIES affa'res etrangercs, a adresst
aux agents dipIomatiques une circu.
lalre tres Observation-Disclosures est
parti pour la Suisse, OH il restera
9uelque temps.-De saint Waller
reste d Berlin.-Le programme du
nouveau ministere est: Suppression
des congregations non antorisees,
ct secularisat,on de la gratnitG de
reducatiOn primaire.-La France
| est calme.
-Laffaire de Dulcigno devient
grave. La Turquie refuse de ctder
Dulcigno, 81 Ia demonstration nava.
le nest pas abandonnee. Ellie sop.
pose fgalement au reglement de Ia
question grecque par vote de de.
monstratlon. Les canons de l'amiral
Seymour sont pointes, ct les Mon.
tenegrins s'avancent.
III y a Ell III meeting dindigna.
tion 4 Lomdfes contre la politique
etrangere du cabinet.
-L'Afghanistan est pacific pour
...quelQue temps.
LA Suede ct liz Norvege veulent
Sc s6parer.
lie roi Alphonse declare le San.
ia Mercedes fete lie rEspagne. LIE
Pape, qui eat parrain dc la petite
Mercedes, lui a envoye 'une robe dc
satin couverte de dentelies. Sur Ia
jupe Sc d6tachent les armes dc PES.
payne ct du Pape. LIE tout dams un
splendide coffret de marbre ct de.
bene. Qnatre cents robes d'indienne
auraient mienx convent a qnatre
cents pauvres petites files de Rome
gu d'Espagne.
Les greves ont p6n6tr6 Gu Rus.
sic.
-Bismark tait de grands efforts
pour reconstituer Palliance DIES .trojs
empereurs.
p. S.-Ies Montenegrins venlent
bien. marcher contre Dulcigno, mails
sill peuvent obtenir Ia garantie dun
appui ulterieur DIES p~uissances con-
tire les forces turques. La Russie ct
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Delnieres Nouvelles,

lie commandant francais, de-
want Dulcigno, Il recu orlre de Slabs.
tenir dc toni acte dhoStilit6.
Ferry ct Bar,htlemy st. H,lai.
re ont ell une rntrevne avec II non.
&c, qni nest pas ,lche.
La France refuse dc participer
Il toute demonstration effective
contre Dulcigno. On l'accnse lie je.
ter le ridicnle sur tOutc rEurOpe.
LES moliahs de FAfgLanistan,
PRECEDENT la guerre sainte.
-GaIibal'li 1T son fills Menotti
ont dOine leur demission de depu.
ties.
LES lures sc cenforcent pres
DE- Du'cigno.-Lr prince de Monte.
negro fat triStc mine.
lie cuntre aniral de Ia lotte
ltalicnnc s'est noyc. Sa yole q cha.
wire.
"A Warren, Ohio, Grant u pre-
side I'M meeting republican,. II a
fait nu disconrs 1T dit :'.Je suis re-
pnhiicain parceqne .je lie suis pas
democratic. Pour d'autres raisons
encore" Grant parle assrz bien.
Mails le grand elephant blanc, du
cirque Robinson, s'eSt rtvolte con.
tire son cornac ct Ia tue.
lily anjourd'hni, a In sale
d'Optra de Ia Nuuvelle Orleans, un
Grand Mass meeting demccratiquc.
lie gonvrrneur Wilt haranguera
la toule, avec d'aulrcs.
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ces de mes pas dams I'M chetnirl
p%oudreux. Je ne tracais moi .m6v,e
III, sent er; les branches des vicux
cl6nes r%ecOuvertes de mousse me for.
maient un EMBRACE qui me permet.
TAFT lie regarder une multitude
d'oiseaux SIGNIFICANT d ma vue, lais.
SAINT le~ grains, qnils Gtaient venus
ceuillir: dies cOlibris aux variantes
couleurs voltigeant sur les f1curs.
dies iDsectes 50 cachaMt dams les
llerbcs, 1t de paisibles troupeaux
m%archant pas d pas suivant les coz.
tours tOrtueux dies seDtiers isol6s
pour aller SC dfsalt6rcr dams un ne.
tit %ruisseau, Qui divise IL pare da,is
/ tOute SOL, etenhue.
Je m'arrttals avec pitts devant
DIES arbres bris6s, don't les troncs
seuis avaicnt echappe 4 Ia faux du
temps, ct %.j'antendais au loin lie chas.
seur siffdant, content d'avoir tue
daus nne guerre paisiblc de pauvres
petits oisc"ux, qui allaient rOucou.
liant dans lcuSs mds, porter i leurs
pctits, quelqnes miettes pour leur
subsistence. Ces h6tcs Gthpres ne
dissent rien i la creature; il est
done plus lIu,nain de leur laisscr
cl'a'lter la gloire lie rEternel, tgay.
en- le solitaire, emOuvoir le stoicien.
Lattice memo .regnrlant l'espace.
cherclie Ia voix mystfricuse, Qui
trOuve sOn echo dams ces oiseaux.
moQueurs radiant Wnmanite ,ces roi.
tc!ets, c pinsons, ces r0uges. COR.
GEES remplissant lair de leurs me.
%Io'lienscs roulades. LIE roulemeut
du bee dies Pigue.vcrts, qui h'alj.
mentent dans les vieux bo,s morris.
puts le Pape, |e Cardinal, rEv6quu
improvisant I'M cantiqne a leur
Crtateur. Mon anne r4veuse. tris.
te ct eMue, jetait II note d'admi.
ration dams &c doux concert de Ia
nature.
Je renfermais mes pensces philo.
sOphiques dams IL sein DIES heurs
DIS champs. LII Paquerette, le Co.
que'Icot, 10 lys des mara,s, Ia feuil.
lee, rllcrbe verte ct toute cetto
nature parfnmee mo rappelait DIES
souvenirs heurenx; ct penchtc sur
un vieux pont rustiqne, 10 suivais
les tourtercaux, qui joyeux sen al.
latent deux 4 deux, les hiromdellps
Sc pendant dams Il. grande Immensi.
e ct les papiIlons Sc baiancant dams
Tesl'ace.. Mon regard Grant s'ar.
leta tout 4 coup sur un vieux saulo
caverneux, don't les branches de.
ponlliees retOmbalemt sur Ia tcrre.
Ce debris de Ia nature semblAit mo
dire: ':je me penclle vers X meant, le
temps m'ensevelira dams IN lit d'argi.
le." Je ~laissais pleurcr mon anne Il
les destintes dies l,ommes ct dcs clio.
SEES, 1t j. s'is rest.;e Iongtemps plon.
geo dams e tristcs r6veries; pnls
rcvenant sous un groupe de chlnes
ccmteQaires,qu ORIENT lrntree de- &c
pare on r.ntant Went joiner, OF, Ia
.jeune file Went rover ct OH rhomme
fntig"e Went sc reposer, j'ai jete i
travers crs branches tomffues IN der.
nicr regard II cette natur. sauya.
&c Ell me distant: Que do poesies!
Que lie joies! Que d'illus,ons dans
cette simple ct modesto vie dies
chmps!
NELLIE. M....
nellie. Orleans.
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c'est nOtre excellent co-paroissien
Dbl. Gauiet lui est Il IL tGte dn
movement. Car l'idde est excellcn.
te d plus dun titre. II convient que
les i'ommes SO voient: sc coudoient,
Sc ~frequentent, ne Sc mtconnaissent
pas, ne SC traitent point en- loups-
lupi lupis. La sociabilite est bonnie.
Nous avOns tons besoin les uns
DIES autres. Et nous sommes DIES
democrates, c'est a,dirp' DIES amis,
DIES frercs' ct DIES c,toycns. Nous
naimons point l'aristocratie, ct il
men tant pas. Aristocratcs de qni,
lie quot ct pourquoi LIE syndic du
5enle district est Fun dies hommes
les plus 6claires de In paroisse, ct
Pun les meilleurs. Et nous disons,
sans porter prejudice aux autres
districts de notre estimable par
ro'sse, sans pretendre que les antrcs
valent plus OH valent moins, que le
5eme district de st. Jacques, socia.
BILE ct ami de la sociabilite, est IN
valiant district. II a .raison de tor
mer OIL club Hancock. II fait bien
de grOuper Acknowledgement ct dc.
mocratlquemcnt e citoyens. Nous
devrions tous en- faire autant. Sc
reunir, causer ct s'entendre vaut
micux que vivre en- indifferents, en-
strangers GU un loups. Eclairons.
mons ct tra%ternisoms, en- politiQue
CONNIE ell tout. Sill est DIES vienA
Qui ont Quel9uc chose "a dire aux
.jcunes, les %jeuncs ont du feu qui ne
pent pas nuirc aux vieux. Soyons
ensemble, cote i cote ct amis. Com.
pl6tons.nous les uns par les autres.
LIE comit6 d6mocratique de paroisSe
n'est,il pas de cette opinion 7 De
notre temps, nous pensions ainsi, ct
Ton nous c'tait CONNIE noodles.
Aussi serons.nous samedi proclaim
au magasin Chiquet, pres de NJ. J.
l.. Gaudet ct dc ses amis. II. G. Du
que sera Ia. D'antres aussi seront
Ia. Nous serons tous Ia.
Mails OH nous demande-car nous
n'anrions pas meme note la chose
ans cela-si uu eomita do p,rois SO
M par IL peup!e, en- cas- de dennis.
sion de Fun on de plusieurs dc SEES
membres, pcut .lui.mtmc pouvoil
au Replacement de &C membre GU
lie ces menbres.
Mons ne sommes pas leglste, pas
jurisconsulte ct pas meme avocat-
car lie Fest pas qui veut- mails
nous n'hesitons pas a dire, avcc an
tant d'autorites ltgales qu'on vou-
dra, qu'un corps de lt%giftreurs,
compose de citoyens aHs, ne Sc re-
nonvelle pas par luimtme. Et 81
Dnkerson. reprcsentant de st. JAG.
ques, mourait dcma'n-ce qua
Dleu ne plaise !-c'est par unc tlec-
ton qu'on pouvoirait au lemplace.
ment de Dickerson.
Discus egalement, puisque nous
y sommes, que les mcmbres at lnr.
&c dun comite lie paroisse do:vent
6tre elus par IL peuple ct non choi,
sis ct NOMINEES par lie count6. Est &c
que les 6lecteurs pr6sidentiels at lar.
ge sont choisis par les electcurs de
district 7 Non. Donc......le prln.
cipe est IL m6,ne.
Sur ce, a,,res excuse demandee a
Qui de droit. nous vous tirons res
pectueuesment notre meilleure re.
verence dc Journalistic ct de de.
mocrate. La feuilles tombent. C'est
l'aut0mne. A samedi proclaim.
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FEULLETONI
-DU-
Ia @9 - ~ $
LA POMME.
Univ

Out, je faillis perdre la vue.
Reimbursement tut complet,
CONNIE pour celui qui sort d'u.
ne caverne obscure, dune prison t4.
nebreuse on Dime nnit noire, ct qui
SO trouve tout coup dans la la.
mitre, dams Ia clart6 ct devant le
soleil. On mieux devant uue auro.
re.
Car il y cut pour moi de raurore
dams &c coin de hIanchcur ct de has
merveilIeux, de l'anhe. C'etait
quelque chose de nouvcau, d'incon.
nu ct de mysterieux qui se decou.
vrait pour moi. Mes yeux entreyoy.
aicnt toute Ia %profondeur dim reve
infini, CONNIE un coin du ciel dams
IN coin de has. Mon ceur Sc zen.
TAFT eunu, lui aussi, ct il battait d'u.
mt faGon que je ne connaissais pas
encore. Sill cit pu parler, il aurait
chant6. Jamaisje ne l'avais senti
palpiter aussi Reimbursement. Mails
je d0is vons le dire, ct bien certain
de &c que je dis, car j'ai connu plus
tard d'autres emotions ct d'autres
sensations, ma pensee resta aussi
chaste ct mon anne resta aussi pure
que Tame ct IA pensee dun jeune
Verge qui viendIait du ciel. Je ne.
prouvai rien de charnel. rien de ma.
terrell, rien de &c qui fait rongit. Au.
Gun desir singulier on particular
ne me moDta a Ia t6te. "DETAILS, 10 le
rep6te dams laurOre, dams l;aube,
dams IL ruretf ut dams 10 ciel.
Mails Ia vision ne dura qu'une 20.
condo.
Eft je tus Gu celia plus heuscux que
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]. B. JuNQuA.

Nos. -, 20 ct 81 RUE BINvlLLE
N0uvelle-Orleans.
M A R G II A n D T. o N 1.
SlON MARIE.
1MPORTATEUk DE
COgnars, Wins, l.iqueurs ct
Whiskies Fins.
FABRlCANT DE SlkOP DE
PREMIER CHOIX,
D'eau de SellZ 1t d'eaux Mi.
morales,
Ayer le deruier APPAREL Hermaun.Lacln-
pelle de Paris qii . obtenu Ia M4daills
dor I PExpositiou Universrile de Is7e.
Aars,9
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K.LEBER oAuDET, LLouIs oAuDHf.
Attorney at ATTORNEY ut Law &
Law. Notary + iblic.
y. He @ q @on..
Alto RNtY Us At Law AND NOTAgYpUBLl

Will practice in the Courts of the Fourth
Judicial District and Supreme Court, aud
attend to notarial business in the Parish
of st. James.
OmCeSs-Parish of St. James, Right
Bank, at Mr.. J, Billions Store, opposite the
Court House and at the residence, five
miles above the oldCOmirHOuse.
WHIP q at theirlBillon Office Wednesday
on and Mondey Friday of chea week. II
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Mails n'onbli0ns pas Ina cousine
Marie.
Ellie est toujours sur RON mur.
j. GENTIL.
"a 0oMtiauer,)
&olN 8ss R,lmes.
"a OMtiauer,)

Tu commences la vie,
Jeunc hommc, ct he sails pas
Que In hainc ct l'cnvie
M%archerOnt dams ties pas;
Que la femme est I'M songe
D'azur ct de printemps,
TT Iamour I'm mensOnge
Dams les cieux incOnstauts:
Que l'homme, puissant maitre
Dc CO monde trompcur,
Ne sailrait jamais etre
quo dupe on que dupeur.
Mails, excellent .jeune homme
Don't lie r&ve est Vi hailt,
Sans allcr jusquA Rome,
Iu lapprendras bient6A.
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Certaincmcnt ces hommcs,
Satisfaits, r~ayOnnants,
Blcn plus hauts que nous somme..
Me semblent Atonnants.
Mails 10 VERDE supreme,
G'un1ir honnAtcmcnt,
Nest pas du tout le name
Cue Grimpr %.esten,ent.
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PoUT. q. q
ATTY i COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
st. James p. O.

ST.. JAMES.
Residence on Choppin's HOME PLAcs
below the Old curt House, right bank.
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C'ftait I'm tire. bon pratre,
Croyaut Ell Dicu, fcrvcnt
An bien, suivant lie Maitre,
TT quelqnc peu savant.
Mon voiSin on tout autre!
Car Ton pcut, meme lei,
Trouvcr I'm saint ap6tre
Et lui dire Merci.
Mails Get excellent pretre,
Enncini DIES tlatteurs.
Fcrmalt porte ct tenatre
Aux CaiOmniatears.
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81 Darwin, pale ct blenle
Songeur au grand front nu
Qni chcrcla lie probleme
Du lost link, l'cht connu,
II anrait dit pent-etre,
Dalivrt de sOuci,
1T CONNIE III autre Maitre:
Eureka lie voici.
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L.DE FoORTER
ATTY At Law,
Edgard r. o. st Jno., Baptist.

NJ. L. De Poorter has opened an
office in st. James, left bank. at
Dr.. l.. De Poorter's residence, where
he will be every saturday for pro-
fessional business.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-16
Hats UR,

Mr.. John W. Griffith, amongst
other Republicans called at the 4
House last night to hear what y
Bay ard had 10 say On the tariff d
other question. Az the seats va
occupied when Mr.. Griffith cane 4
stood against the north wall. Hs
of his hat but finding that It u
danger Of getting crushed in The |
he put 1t on again. An Opera
officer came around and peremEI
ordered Mr.. Griffith to take his \
He declined doing so stating al
son that 1t was in danger Of n
crushed and also as he was Itu|
against the wall with nobody N
him II INSTRUCTED nobody's view
explanation did not however sltId1
officer, and calling somebody tof
sistanoe he rougEly jOstled Mr. u
out Of the house. There Is talk
G. entering suit against the 0ts|
assault and battery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-16
Tho Elecil0nn.

The following are the latest al.
returns from Ohio and Indiana,
Unofficial returns have now b
csived from all the counties d
which show that Tcwnssnd's mi,
for Secretary Of State is 1884
several counties containing l,,r.
Townsend was cut considerably
count OF his temperance record,
did not have It's effect upon the n
der Of the ticket, and hence tho
age majority for all other CsuaI
will be fully 10000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. lJ.--Returu,
now been received from 81 yu,
official and unofficial. Thsa
Porter pluralities of SO,423, and
ders plurality Of 1859, q net b
lican plurality Of 1884. Ripley
ty, the one not heard from,
q Democratic plurality Of 225 III
so that II no gain shall be made
Porter's plurality will be G, 900,
figures cannot be materially Chsuu
The Congressional delegation I'd
as reported-eight Republican
iye Democratic. In the Filth Did
Matson, Democrat, is elected BY
majority.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-16
THIRD EDITION.
UOATksyILLE ABLAxE.

SIX Thousand Republicans Cheer
ing for Garfield ana Arthur
Wiimington's Quota 60 she n NM
bers
Coatssville, Oh the line Of the vii.
mington & Northern Railroad, Chester
county, had her grand Repubublican
boom last night. Between 5000 and
900 enthusiastic Republicans march
cd through the borough with flaming
torches while nearly the whole town
was brilliantly illuminated. There Is
scarcely . foothold for the Democracy
in the town judged from the number Of
buildings that were illuminated. The
YouBg Mems Republican Club, Of vii.
mington, 125 in number led by the
Willard band occupied q prominent
place in the parade and their fine
marching ELECTED general applause.
About twenty members Of the Repub-
lican L. ague also accompanied the club.
The train that carried the club left this
city al IT'S P. M.and returned at 4 A. NJ.
A member OF the Young Mems club
sends to the REPUBLICAN, the following
in reference to the experience and re.
ception Of the club.
Allow me TO acquaint you with the
reception rendered us last evening at
Coatesvills. In saying it was bril-.
liant affair does not do justice. II was
simply ablsze, and by the way 1t was
reported after Cbas. B. Lore, E:q., made
his tour through that city that he con-
vertsd the whole place. | learn
through Mr.. Joseph Pennock that there
was indeed slim turn out-460 in
line. Had you seen the illuminations
you would think there could not be a
Democrat found in Costesville. have
never seen houses decorated and lit up
as they were. The people are vide awake
not less than 5000 persons were in line,
470 being mounted. After the parade
we were escorted to the residence Of
Mrs. Sarah Kennedy and Mrs. Joseph
Penn ock. These whole soul Republi.
cans opened their houses to us and we
sat at their tables while they stood by
MS and provided everything needful tor
5000 persons. Mrs. Kennedy highly
lady with daughter and grand
talked with US while the
Willard band ssrensded them. She
laid she was 81 years old and baked all
he biscuit, made the coffee, and proper.
ID the lunch entirely herself.
thanked her kindly. She bid us
rod speed one and ALL.
Next door to Mrs. Pennock's brilliantly
Illuminated yard-porch and house, In.
'ide seated at large table, Sena-
or Bayard's ''riba'd crowd" was enjoy
ng their coffee, biscuits and ham which
we're elegant and they too received our
1eartiest thanks, and the band gave
hem choice selection. Mr.. Pennock
s proprietor ola large rolling mill. Out
If $50 workmen two thirds were Re.
oublicans. He was glad to hear good
iews from Delaware, and said when
business men saw danger ahead they
.lways step to the front with helping
.and.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-16
SECOND EDITION.
VIZ SUMMARY.

ColleeiiOn Of Ineidenta Academia
crimes and CASUALTIES, all Over
Tho Country.
Owing to the long drought, the waite
in the James River, Virginia, is 80 low
that Richmond 10 threatened with ,
water 10 nirs. One Of the reservoir
which supplies the city 10 nearly dry
the othsr contains only two feet Of wa
ter. Several factories suspended opeI
atoms yesterday, throwing hundreds o.
people out Of employment.
The Sheriff Of Gunnison county, Col.
arrested Agent Berry, on Thursday
forslleged completely in the reoen
lynchipg by Indians at Cline's ranch
The agent was in charge Of deputy
U. s. Marshal, who took him TO the
military camp, where they slept TO-
gsther, but Berry escaped during the
night.
Dur ng . Republican demonstration
at Johnsonvile, near Troy, N. Y, on
Thur:day night, five persons were In
jured by the explosion Of a cannon.
Two Of them, Mollis yelling and boy
named CharlssThomas, are not likely
to recover.
Daniel Z. and William Nolan, broth.
ers, the former eleven and the latter
i seven years Of age, were struck by an
express train In East Bridgeport, Conn.
yesterday morning. Daniel was killed.
William, though severely injured, is
expected to recover.
The'forest fires southof South Amboy,
N. j.. have extended into Monmouth
county. The people of Sspreville turn
cd ont yesterday to fight the fire i'll
that nsighborhood, and are said to
have succeeded in getting it under CON-
troll.
Disastrous forest fres are reported
in Brookline and Mason counties, New
Hampshire. More than 800 acres have
been burned over, and dwellings and
mills are in danger.
Geo. Dow was shot seriously wound
ed by A. 0. Smith, music teacher,
in Avon, N. Y, on Thursday night.
Dow at the time was in company OF
Mrs. Smith, who had separated from
her husband.
Rufus Bennett attacked Joseph Bark |
with q stick near Danville, Va, on
Thursday evening, and was stabbed six
times by Burk in the head and body. |
The wounds are severe.
William Crump and Mary steinbaugh
injured by the railroad collision In |
Pittsburg, died on Thursday night.
These make 80 deaths from the disaster
to date.
Henry Weiss was killed by q fall of
coal in the Pennsylvanie Coal Compa.
ny's shaft, At Pittston, yesterday morn
Ing. He leaves q wife four children.
James Dugan. aged IL years, was kill
ed Yesterday by switchtack ceal car
at Summit Hill, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-16
The Galley slave.

BARLEY Canpbell's "Galley Slave''
will be presented at the Opera House
this evening by splendid company.
The hero artist, Sidney Norcott, needs
no recommendation. Mr.. Evans by
his truthful representation Of manly
dignity aud fortitude in affection pro.
ducss profound sensation. Miss Gussis
DeForrest as Cicely Blaine, the dis
tracted and betrayed victim Of villainy
gives expression to all the emotions Of
the charac er with real artistic power,
pathos and tenderness. The other ar.
lists are excellent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-16
DUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE or
GOOD FURNITURE,
At Stldham h Sons Auctitn rooms, Ill East
Fourth street, on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, oCToBER22, 50,
At one O'Clock.
Five parlor suites, upholstered in crimson
plush and hair cloth, s chamber suites, wal
nut and marble top table,, elegant side b0srd,
piano, French plate mirror, 200 yards OF
elegant English and American body Brus
sells and all Kinds Of ingram carpets, sewing
machine, extension table, ice box, paintings,
lounges, cane and wooden oh airs, blankets,
she cts, pillow and bolster cases, silver plated
forks, table and tea spoons by Roger Bros, 8
good cook stoves and other furniture in first.
class condition. Persons wanting good furni
lure should not fail to attend this sale. The
goods will be open for Inspection on Thurs.
dsy evening and e,rly en- morning. OF sale.
Fer further particulars call at our auction
room and get catalogue.
l.. W. STlDHAM & SON, Auct'ra.
10l6.d&Rts