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Daily Republican., 1880-10-25

-..,v-a GoDD wOtK N
biz SALE, hia tor cart or store IA
horse, su,s 70 NM. T. MAssEi:
pD. Apply E ~ and Orange sts.. city.
i0lQ6t ------------------------
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25

1p-groCK AND tlXtuRES
BIZ . " 80 =. % an aiectiolory store. store
4 ola tirtI c a,so ior rent. Apply 70
No, s u. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25

SEVERAL SIX Room ON
BIZ L,EsoronSbi, well built. win , gas,
houses, ln0 pep md bath centrally Ioca ,
snt cOldl won so'nes ior workingnsn "a % ~
desirable ho'g srms reasonable ano no
'sOOve iutn a. sSsply to the owner, :.
~ ALLEN hAA]N g4.e0d
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
REwARD.

m ~NN REWARD.--S6o0 REWARD
SOONI will be- paid for the arrest d
ccnS lotion OF the person or pc rsons who corn.
nenoed the riot at or near 9th and Walnut
streets on Saturday night last.
lOl8u p. ALLMOND..Mayo
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
BANNER, BAND AND TORCH.


&c. Allen with Hudson Wakefield, F.W
Curtis. T. B. Mckenzie, s. J Wright
H. G.. Kno les and At wood Woodrow Q
aids. Tne clubs looked nicely an,
marched wall. The weather although
a little cool, was very pleasant and tn,
ground was quite dry. Clubs were pre-.
sent from neigh boring localities, and
also from distant towns. The utmos
I nthus' assn revailed aud the tow
was brilliantly illuminated. No disor
der took placs during It's progress. Thu
GLOWING was the order OF the parade
Chief Marshal.
Aids.
Citizens Brass Band, Of Oxford,
20 pieces.
Garfield and Arthur Veterans, Of vii
mington, Captain p. B. Ayars, 40 men.
Bird Guards, Of Wilmington,
Lieut.. Alfred HeaSh.
70 men.
Fifty citizens OF Wilmington,
Captain Harper.
Advance Guard Of the Young Mems Re
publican club Of Wilmington,
Captain Il. G. Pickles,
16 men.
GARFIELD Veteraua' dram corps,
Z pieces.
Section l, Y. N. R. c., of Wilmington,
Captain Mitchell,
Is men.
Section 2, Y. M. B. G., of Wilmington
Captain Weller,
80 men.
Section 3, Y. NJ. 4. c., Of Wilmington,
Captain Evans,
l6 men.
Section 4, Y. NJ, R. G., of Wilmington,
Captain Fraim,
"a men.
Stanton's Mother GARFIELD Infants,
Captain Chambers,
26 boys
Newport Republican Iavinciblss.
Captain Dutton Peters,
DuPOnt's Advance, colored, Of Newport,
Captain Thompson,
Az men.
Garfield and Arthur Club, ofNsw Castle,
Captain Robt. Campbell,
40 men.
City Cornet Band,
pieces.
Remainder OF the New Castle Garfield
and Arthur Club.
Fern wood Band, of Chester Co.,
% pieces.
Loni on Grove Garfield and Arthur club
Captain Milton Klinger,
80 men.
New Garden Club,
Captain Moore,
IS men.
New London Club,
Captain Rogers,
40 men.
Oxford Drum Corps,
2pieoes.
Young Mems Republican Club, Of Ok.
ford, Captain T. D. Alexander,
As men.
CART cid and Arthur Club, colored Of
Christiana, Captain Lewis
Taylor, Az men.
West Marlborough Club,
Capt. Pugh,
so men.
The Newark Club,
Capt. Choate,
rs men.
Diamond State Cornet Band, Of New
pert, Is pieces.
While Clay Creek Club,
Capt. Jos. Lopez,
Sc men.
Mill Creek Mounted Club,
Capt. Buckington,
rs men.
Christiana Mounted Club,
Capt Taylor,
DO men.
Pencadsr Mounted Club,
Capt. Clark,
40mep.
There were many nsgs and trans
parancies in the procession. With the
psncader Mounted Club and the New
ark Club there we're dilspidated wagons
containing transparsncies bearing tho
suggestive quotation: ''The result OF
Free Trade" There was large red,
white and blue ball, placed upon two
wheels, with the West Marlborough
Club, and large canal boat, contain
ing eleven young ladies clad In white,
accompanied the Mill Creek Mounted
Club.
LAMENTATIONS.
Numerous s,dencss and other build
ipgs along the route Of the parade were
prsttily illuminated. Among such were
the Deer Park Hotel, this residences OF
Lewis Irelan, Eugene Ocheltree, MRS.
Craw ford, Mr.. Hoiluway, stsnsbnry ).
Wiley, Newton Bryson. Rev. William
T. Maekey, Mr.. Stone, James Jones, q
Parker. Biward Wilson, John SMITH
Joseph Smith, Mary Ann Bayard, LiSsie
Roberts, Mr.. Nelson, G. 6nderhiii: ooe
Henry, J. Baohus, g. G. Williams
Oh aries Meter. Susie Baohus, q. dor-l
a., Rckels. Lewis Allen, J. d. Todd,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
FOE RENE.
whM TED.

/, Nrrp- MOULDERS.-- A FEW
An ',, H inst class moulders accus
:. r" vorK on machine tools. Lib.
,aSs and Heady employment to tas
|n NAM applicants must state capacity
aSos S1nec..d. Ha9ilton Is 70 miles
XII ooYTGTipdnnati, location healthy, living
ma ,hog ara as @ )upletoiy equipped
1 in the UnItsd Stares. Apply 70
III Wv NILES TOOL WORKS,
Las Hamilton, OHIO.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25

i, MCLEAN APPRENTICE To
tSs printing business must have a
r.atipn he we'll recon- mended, and
4 a I' wears Of age. ADDRESS In handwtit-
SInIicAnt, No personal Application
THEJAMES b WEBB
'printIrg and Stationery Company,
m MsrRet street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25

,,1-ANEW FIVE HooMED
ARMS, arms Apply 10 rowNsEND
90 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25

--,r-A GOOD STEAM Wills.
~ ~ s ,i.ohla tor tug-boat or nsnulaotar'
lt.se,i,%Is dt Apply RHruhLid "a, o.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25

T., s.7E-A GOOD TWO.HoRS,s
N s ,tnrn Apply to W. 3. BULLouk.
dss 81 O%atnall sts VIII, Del. lol2'd2"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25

L.r.Iv-sMALL BOiLEa SUIT
H. SA ior steam yaeht or small business s9si,
n M King st.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25


Numerous r, Q ,dencss and other build
ipgs along the route Of the parade were
prsttily illuminated. Among such were
Inc Deer Park Hotel, the residences OF
Lewis Irelan, Eugene Ocheltree, MIS-
Craw ford, Mr.. Holloway, stsnsbnry J.
Wiley, Newton Bryson. Rev. William
r Msekey, Mr.. Stone, James Jones, J..
Parker, Biward Wilson, John Smith,
Joseph Smith, Mary Ann BAyard, Lissie
Roberts, Mr.. Nelson, G. bndsrhiii: ODE
Henry, ]. Baohus, g. 9. wliiiams'
Oh aries Meter. Susie Bachus, &. Cor
don. ]. Bokels, Lewis Allen. j. d. Todd
Newark Academy, Delaware College,
Matthew Zsigler, Geo. W. Coimsrry'
NARY Kennett, 8. A. Roach, d. W;
Zimmerman, Tobias McKsnsis, Edward y,
Gilmore, Atmore Woodrow, u. biaCk'
DR.. Hammel, Washington House, Me'
Wilson, proprietor; Davis Csskey, H. =
A. Curtis, D L. Choate, Mrs. sohu' u,
Geo. sohuitz, DR.. Henry, DR.. Shaw, W
Haines, Exchange Building, VIM rem
nington, J. r. Williamson. Samuel D.
Wright, Mrs. Cloud, Ben amin bu', W
worth, Alfred Bailey, John Piilins' @'
, 1880-04-13

had been so practlccd in The t.so Of tho drug
TINT lie WINS ahle 10 take the maximum dose
Of twnnty-two grains III sing1n day with
immunity: Whcn iiIorpi.li'e could nntbo pto-
cn!e, oteT Hl!ar r Ws,c msstl ,,o
deceased. stated that 1.ochau married Ills
sister about sixteen years nan, and that they
had a tx,y u ysarB Of ARe, who was greatly
nttucllt,l t, the father. Mrs. IA,cl,n,l Gun
diets millinery mnl tirfssnaktng shop at
No. 49l NOrtl, Clark street, md liatl hecn
compelled to seek her own living rs well us
that of l,cr shtftlesst sl,nlse. II fact, !om
since tleEt. Ltcb ault tho County Clerk's Office
Il couple Ut years. ag0.
rotts,inin, and descended fran q nDbje but
impoverished fnmtly. lily uncle Is Count
E.ilenbcrg. Prussfan Minister u War. mud
NIL his relatives occupy good positions lii tic
Oi,t country. Victor WIS nb1ut 10 years 1T
ngc. When n young nun llc WIS Le,lten-
ant III tlle i'russtan Guards, hut WIS eUn,-
lUIle,i u leave on account 0f debts. lie
cl,nG nt n!,cG tn America:
Tlio inquest will be held at o'clock this
forenoon.
, 1880-04-13

,,,o-,- - ,ho .,,,o - r .v,, WV a,,,1 A..
f;a Wolh VI ~ Iale u 1hnah 10y. uas. itlf
Me9gamcy n a'9st taa my yii.
,,1, nn1FaR as'ar ,-ttntion,,, "o " otS1 ~ Rrn'
sIn!, or'g,,, ana % more i,n, interesting III en!1ip1-
s.so's wens ai1tost E,'en nwmg III 1 1n11hp"Fii,
M' W. osa s,'e r.nr,,n mt als G"Ine1eF' Wc ,s
Lh1e Mnst tennfskne fnxnn ,v1 Pts Siee t,e
to1s Ia this caslry t. AZ nce an e''fS n.
sa ss.rntitv ti,n au @ entea 'he hpt,e.ase. sesel
., aH taqIs e a. ~ 9a, t,, p.'
nn,y' sinee a,itl1MiS oeRat, ~ tha n,nEn'1tt. Y,
G1 S., nii,Ioom a!!a ~ gto'tn'n ~ i.! HILLS III
~, II Is as !! III itouH Agah t'ne. or III H. Herns.
Io la'ate ~ foasaH!h1 a.;! a1a n!o n''tGeii
',nn,, mmse ~ lume WV Iei1 e"nsG"ts. s mau
neEtl' " IiGak u M!etI A;,npEiaMt ,f tH'1sts' 1.
ss, ssu!s, tnt w ~ ~ SUN ~ wv ilIHHcst oatEit
, 1880-04-13

H3ketdt UHpdtfh 10 1At Chatupo ITlbnHe.
BURLINGTON, H., April 1a.-An attempt to
eseapo was n,ade yesterday BY tho prisoners
confined In the County Juil III this city, tic
leaders iii the entarprlso bulng tln men con-
fined In TINT Institution for tho robbery Of
freight cars and fur thu murder Of Joachim,
tho Chicago pawnbroAer. These lnen arc
awaittng tho action OF tic Grand Jury sooll
to convene, and seem to be anxious To emil
gratc before that time, this bp'ng their third
attempt to break jatl. It has been the cts
tom to hold religious services In tho
jail OIL Sundays, and yesterday inter dinner
tho prisoners were allowed to remain
III tho hall Of tho building for TINT purpose.
The gdhrtt passed out Of the building md
utes liu. was surprised to SEQ lli0rtnr md
brick falling from tho wall, III o very few
minutes hole was ma.fe In the wall largo
enough for 1nnn to pass through. md from
II 11s5a e o Hsdy n q ya n12 ssk s @ Of f tho 1
turn, .empnsizillg the ordcr by y
tho effect Of enforcing proinIt COLI
plinnee. Tho guard thGn went fnr help,
and Mrs. donaldson, wlto Of tho S!lcrif, MP
Hssrsed e gYic sGt IN nfr tG e .Gr t S oi
the frunt tlo0r. In the meantime WI, Beck
had ngaln gut 0llt. al was II. tic act Of scnl-
5ng the fenrG WHEN Mrs. 1{01MttlsoN appeared.
Si'e pointed !. rcvolvur, ut lln md ortlcreu
him hnck. 1lo promptly, obrycd, begging
4nea e ay MT . to I1 oot Tae @ fIIsoacrs MIm; wsr @
there in future. Tho attempt to escape yes
erlay dbl not occnry ltorc than tlftoell
l,nMteS, md tic nnIy Implement used by tho
prisoners was n piece Of Btovewo0d.
, 1880-04-13

spte4n1 Dtspdtth Ia Tbs Chicago Tribune.
fiisANn RAPIDS, aIicl,.. April 1a.-Chnrlcs
lluygo and wifo weru arrested last night OIL
s.chargo Of numbering luale child born to
Mrs. uuyge Oil the 18th or :9th OF March
.nst. The body, wrapped IN Il piece Of one OF
1luygo's old shirts, was fol,t1 III n swamp IN
the city not far from 1luyge's home ycs.er-
day afternoon BY some buys ut play. Its
head, face, and left shoulder were crushed
tn, Us though 1t had been caught by the
feet. and swung Violently against sn,Me
snr.l substance. It Inns beef, identified
by the physician who attended Mrs. Iluygu
as her baby, ni,tl Is know, to l,aye beell well
and entirely sound when tile doctor left It,
nn1; 80 far as e." b. eare 9s Ms not sso'
married but about i've ilnntlis. Tho fact 0i
tho chlld's birth HOW IL snttl to furnish u pos
sthle cause for It's taking OIL. lluyEe Ii
1aborer wIlo hus been employed In tho MlcIll-
gnn Centrnl frrfght-!Innse here son,o years,
btit tic officers aay tho case against lilM laid aid
his wife Is very strong.
, 1880-04-13
A Negro Held for Murder LYNCH
ed by a Mob in Louis
lana.
Ken,blc, the Harrisburg Bribor,
Delivers Himself Up to the
Authorities.
chastine Cox Yesterday Resen.
fenced in New York to
Be Hanged.
Maud Hamilton, Variety ACTRESS, Arrested
for Robbery Committed IN
Chicago
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

sptetat Dhpat<, "a 1a4 Chicago TftbunA
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April l2.-In the Supe-
rior Court Of this county Isaac ClIrtsman Is
today seeking to nulct John r. Hunter In
$4,000 IN ctean casl, by an action at Inv for
tlnsnagcs. The SANDER Of Hunter, It Is a1-
legged, consists in the nvermcnt that tllo plain
tit III tlis case was the individual WHO per-
Bonated Samuel d. Mathis, n Warren County
man. In MI alleged conspiracy originated by
one William Dusby, Of vermilliou County,
Illinois,, to escape tho payment Of $1,000
due Mathis. The story l. an inter
ss,6 s y co III ot ns't pn usSG 3 s Swss Ssi s
ca,ne viii, MI affidavit, recitlnE that l'e liad
paid the money to Mathis, gAve u to t.im N
ort Fso @ n tn Il @ snpSgt gnd ot t1s 9a nfoTt d r te
Nlntl,s denied that 1l0 ever received Tho nto!l-
cy, a1ltl claimed that II WIS conspiracy to
depr!ve Him Ut llis JUST .l'tc. An lnyesttga.. g.
o 9 ea s III sas9 " lis issesS og yt S Sy Ks g. a 1S5
III III tiq Vicinity o5f liz latter's l'ofi.e. Long
mid Brown were to 10 nGar enough To leGr
qesycS a9s &c. him sy as Antss, as d sa,d '' it ad n
como, to pay OF tIo Judgment, md
Ing out, Nusby, IT Is alleged, WIS sent to tug
State's prlsnl. ,rhc party who represcliteall
such IL build nttempt to cheat z man Of llis
due caused nlucl. Comment iu TIC llcigllur-
hood, Hunters connection with tue cuse
comes around by Ills aleglng tint Chrtsnn1l
that he WIS d party to tic co.,spifacy. for
Which lle received $1,000. Chrisnian e!tters
un emphatic aln sweeping dvntnl, 9nl asks
tho defendant to enlarge his (c!lrisnlntl'a)
bank.nCc01lnt to tho axtent OF SCI, ,00O for
slandcring Ills auod na,llc. The cass comes
here Oil Change Ut venue
, 1880-04-13

cent owner NJ tI,e onImnia Ernm t,ya bo,.
cnnv va i,asseti intn n i"r~c haIi usai aa ~" a
Ivinr.in ,"s,.nl and h"rs - orn % .iIrtw hoe S ~
sfrnw anil rnaa wi,cTe wn,ner arr. ronffnrll
Tic Mace i Tcruisiyciy sickcninr o''t. tf1n nt.
n,ns,t'rrr nansGatfnr' ri" iomrrf 'anfnnIa iT NJ
wo,,id be imttrr cafcit for by INV mai, Wiz
is mt l,fn,seIf Intcfnittv - wnrse % ti,nn n"n n
hrntn tn tham ar, heInl1ss w" rnmnt, % ~ IN
,jistrrss hsrc, In nnntber sectfo,a NJ ,,is
stnry of tho buili,nw art. n ,inzc,, nr unr.' nt'
RI1"1lnIn.is @ c',ntimc; tn ti,eir kr,',cls .rin,p
itonrse, ur1nontnc nrowjinrs nrc first T.; saiHto
tI,o cni of tIlo ,.w.Vr,, li,cflt accon,tnnf. ,
st,"nt r. nf Z tbe wntI,np ~ tha ,,fomt ssnvn t;
tjty u,e poor in,lncents wllo ilrst sec the
Who mr. lS l., ,,,ov ws1' fiji w."xti, anJ ,1vci,. @
inert fran ,,ntl 10 wnrst frn,, ,nc,lcrs s,is
tsniio n,,,i ,lnbic t.rts To- tlic I,it,st iriHti.
mi slnyerv .,i,ti"r Tia ov"rsncr;s % snot,re;t,r
iasl1 fN~' ~ ~- "''''
d Gotl 1ow 1nnr s}aI, snch hc,Iish m.
pressio,l tc prrpetru7cti in tho ynry sunIig}t
pf our Ctrlstia,, ciyilizntiD and nl,1ost hitler
tj,c Srry eycs ~ liz 9rt.at ii",u,hir Clint l'ns
si,ntlcrctl iho cl,aii,s IT slavery wtiI[s, liz
Immense turrtiury ,nI ,,rnciui,uc,t thn frt.t
tion, ri Ii,IiI,atityt rlnra IL lie IusuiiaI
,vi,nro ,vnr,,.nIt f,;rn n,tI u.n,ucn orn tirIntr
, 1880-04-13
OBITUARY..



Thomas ~. Baxter, whose death was nh
nounccA In yesterdays TRIBUNE as having
taken place In New York last Saturday, WIS
gentleman long and fay0rably known Il,
this city. The t1ccenscl was n native 0f Ire
land, but came TO this country will, lis pnr-
ents at MI early age, ai,l settled In huston.
About twenty-five years ago he calle to this
city, where tiG wont Into business ns n dealer
III m!l*supplics. Tho t'r,u Of 4. w. 1}Hxter
l. Co. did u largo trade with tic Northwest.
and tho sterling Integrity and htgl, cl,nractcr
Uf The firm wcre everywhere spoken o. 'i!ie
river ut Tie foot Of Washington stree:. NJ;
Mercantile Association, and also. Secre-
tary uf the nrst Manufacturers AsS1-
clation which sns formed In this city ftl lst'e,
anil which helped u, shape tho Legislation
then being enuctrtl by Congress so As ~ te
more favorable to tho manufacturers OF tho
Northwest Just prnyinitx W tic fire Air.
Baxter removed 10 New York. where he
]alprctl hard ~ achieve fame and money,
With the uid Of some patents Ut hi< nNil
which afterwards turned Dut 10 lN .0f little
practical gnoh, 50 far rs money WIS cnll-
polluted manager Of The EjKlil Wutcl, Com
puny. and held tl,at posfIiuM III, to the begin
isiuK Of tic present year, When lie resigned.
Mr.. Baxter was 81 years old Mt the tfnlc Ut his
death. lIo leaves wife and u n0n About II
years Of aye. The funerul will take .plncc
tn-tuUrruw AFTERNOON from Its lutte esfllencP,
No. 40 dearborn ayetlsle+ Tie Rtf. Arthur
Little will preach tho funeral scrtl.ol.
, 1880-04-13
WITH STRYClININE.

Suicide of Victor won dor Lochau,
Nephow Of Count 1stilcnbcrg OF Prnn-
Rsn.
The depth to which strong drink .'nnd Ita
concomitants, the morphine md opium
habits, can sink human being was exen,.
plft'ed yesterday In tho death Of n once
strong, healthy, aud hardy German soldier
Victor Won dor L0clInl. The lrst lntInmti0ll
0f his death was q note, Of which tho follow.
Ing Is IL copy which was left ut tho Cllcago
Avenue Sutton:
Victor Won Dor Loctau died from m ovenlose
Of Htryehnfng this AFTERNOON at 1880 ut my O,llec
No. sos Nurth Wells street. 4. L. KAY, Ii. u.
Tile reporter hAstcnctl tn tho Doctors
Office: Entering. ho ostutnh'edac across u gigA,l-
tlc pitcher OF fancy crockary, filled 70 TIC
nrin wlt ~ lo9nng aser Thcm e stumbled
THO: aEss aa maage, s,,o,l II 1aa renr t5"t 5Pn the
!Rrgu md powerful man, upwards Ut six feet
i! hight, 9rontl cliestetl, and 4Nel ly propor-
BIZ Que, a,a lsse striking rsssn,Glaice II, t,
the prints 0f l3ismnrck iii circulation III tl,la
country. The clnthing was ltour a,Il shabby,
nllt onu look at them nili another ut tho faee,
ono @ i'nMa,edMletely 4 M what sort Of lio tio daa'i
Tile story OF tho suicide was ascertalnctl
IN detail from = llttl9 knot Of persons WIN
ofse stSess osstnsE se4sI y & pG ysfo sEf saoS Ct t S
STREETS, urd directly over wh!cl. Is the Due
!, Mr: Xon M dor , 1~osl,au s;l t. WIS well known II.
fhs sai+ and ia n;9 ts n the nsflehbo1ood @ ,,i
saw lin ttoi, abopt INT time, ; ai; noiIcsal 1
That ha vas in Sery, shaky condition Iio
i.nd drink, anl then, tt ,to,arinE ntt. u
show bills, began writing Oh tho hack of It.
When he llHd done, l,e ftilAcd llp the paper
nld put IL Into Ills. pocket. Very shortly
Rftor tllls hu Nah selztl with commissions,
lin. all tho assistance il Ills lu,wer.
Atr. lA>chau ant,pl,llced that l,a WIS tired Of
!lfu, alht llatl taken dts0 Ut Ht1ycl,ntIle. At
lis own request he, was. takul! upstairs to
e tS dseSs sess ssh hs s1 n wSS f1S|'f IL " ts sT X
tho sRl!A!n was tn hls wife, aId. translated
almost literally, Is as follows:
DEAR LIZA; After pasalng eo,no torr4bto dnys,
dufag a whtch e1ns s p.ytstyt near ,s getiug
what w a was compelled T., dc, DO by by honor. You
done for ins. ssnd ,ny isst lovo | L, NJ NY s "icsr
inothar AMI nonimt!niu.lto thg nova nf my death
If ,ay ,rass sy y ~ kx1 at eaw ~9 h.o hGye
Sou. by last Kisses to you and charlSs. rnar
M, n aca .5 pardon mo. Five minutes past half.
Appended to this was short note, TINT all
hlA etfecta Werb at Engatbaeh's, meaning
saloon nearly opposIt t,At 0t DO DerE: 1t
WIS ascertatncd ulst tis decsasetl came there
driven hiY iro1n iiolue. .sull!tay hight Iii.
Ensdbael!' felt compelled to also turn out lIis
uNproAtablo guest lhls, left 1oci,nu 10
place TO 20, and by ls,a.le the remark that lie
douhtedIy at i,is determination 10 commit
suicide,
, 1880-04-13
KENtItIE.

HAnn1snun1, April 13-Kcmb1e arrived
l,ore today, aiul was ,lct Mt ule depot by n
few friends mud driven To the Danpl,in Couil-
ty jail, wllero 1t was expected Judge l'ear-
but, rs the judge did not appear, the party
was driven to tile residence Ut J. ]. Clyde,
where Kclnblo will remain until Tomorrow,
when counsel say Judge Pearson will hear
thnni.
Detective Anderson canle from Atlantic
KeS!e ill., al 1H mrrested him on a%u F"urt tt streSt w
philadelphia, shortly after Ills arrlyul. Kun
hfe male nU pretcilston Df surprise, ,1ld tolti
tho tlrcteeivo lie would not trouble him u
rCnti tho Ueuell warrant,
, 1880-04-13
SLAVERY in CUBA.

A Horrible Picture ar Nerr1fudo nh
j,.,sua "- t,or-,.nn,stae, ~ 1,,a, 1sn,.
c,,, a. a.'n" I".r,nee .it,' w., a,'s n!' asSa
e"p" 10 cu'scu Mlt'. an!'olS' AMo opNnlo'l
: Is expressed t!'at the t lnsltltion VIII BE- eol
this time. But | coubt It. Thu Snontsh
t.r,,or,,,,,n,,t ,,r,.,,,en, a.a,,,t.a.,a., ,.,.t
s'.,, nuus p.o1..as.a c1ane.pa.'o.t' ,1,'s nns
Ind ti'e "sct N aueliorato H. tho
condition of n large 'proportion at the
slnvrs. IN many nlantat1ons tbev nro
oiioed % thot ,oro ,,ot ,uy "'o
corded them. lii many instances they nro
paid wages to tho amount OF $40 month,
about one~talf whnt tlioy could ear,, II free.
:rh,, ,y,,r ~, ,iotto,,s 10 >"r,,,or'
and. during the two mouths Of harvesting
and manufacture, at least fourteen hours ara
devoted to scyprest toll, md trn ulp allowed
for meals aud rest; het,co tlle earnings Of n
laborsr ars saleaiated nj t'' a. nyerags of so
Hioltii' VIII. iA11oils' 1he i"Snf shnWm ~
at"ses ~ s"1en .;s - 9,Mn VIII t; KEY
oL n;nKing u1e,h n sMseh9, Wttn orLie ue1f
i'!anlefs WIG laye anopleu u'ls Roiley sen-
GTnliy c0nceue tlat II el1ufes % Ilelr profit.
IHiA Ingse are httinner @ q ntantatoMs Wne!n .!1
XIII isr a as otse .HS .I ns aoor ,,oIn ~ eh'oye o
tsu s !nooI 1no paS1 NV ss!s' Ha}1iG t s lille
Eoes VI notWE tlll hiT R!utS Aio ih!9et tMlil n.
ho cgaltl be assured Dy slaYo 'a!l0r: Inc
experiment, !le nays, u most gratifying
success, nild IN, ~ y confident tat specify
et.laflc!pntlon VIII cnill0 az matter Of econ
0my. But thon. Agnln' syo know how tenn-
ct0tialy men hola oil 70 thelr property tn
slaves; toy count the!n aa ~ tllncll ~ Yalne
Alld only understand tho business OF making
cropa and producing sugar bY seryilc labor.
20, IN tnp Rtserce Oi EoPoInThlelltnl coercion,
do not M.l!eyg slavery will 60 out ~ Cnbn,
though It my be modified l a,d hect,nlo more M
nlany plantations 1t still exists III worse than
barparic s r cruelty. ,..
from !inysnn,-a plantation @ M ot nearly 1000
acf,c at, wiers thcr" a1 10 less than TO Hlayes
t,Mna Mings ln ts1is ty Gf eaYlifatio,, And
tnat, TOO, ~ M country @ Withln eighty ml'ss s o.
crsttltet It Il haA MT witnessed! the llorror @
rsn sn els M m n ty % Fass s . their aksexs &c fs,
not half SPY coveted y TINT, islvet, III gs.ngs ,f
MI oversee! In tho cctltrv. carrying heavy
Whip With long lasll, arislng thesn creatures
, 1880-04-13
a TOndEls Ay,nEsTED.

ST. PAUL. MInn., April l2.-T. II. Hush, OF
Boston, who llus been In st Paul sincU lust
Friday, WIS arrested to-slay for forging q
draft of 3a5 upon u Minneapolis business
Dcarborn street, Chicago, warning tho pro-
prietors Of the Merchants Hotel agntnst
Hush, who hatl vtctin,izcd TIC people OF CHI
cago to tho extent Of several hundred dol
lars by forged dr.fts upon W. f. 1Ioco,nhe
OF N0w York. johnson was telcgrapllnd,
and gn order cn,ue enek frum tic Chicago
Chluf Of Police to lIold Bush for extraAIsEnn
of laIeas corpus for him. IIo hearlllg was
refused until tomorrow, and le rrlua1ns IN
Jail. Hush was formerly Ut tho tlrlu Ut jew
cit s. Dusll, observation-disclosures, Boston.
, 1880-04-13
Charles F.. Walker, Of Somersct, Mass.,
fn'int! the charges Of unmfnEstertal md l,s,.
moral conduct sustained, and recommended
his expulsion. Report adopted,
LOCAL CRIME,
WANTEn In YArsEffA

" IKNI11D IN N.EIRIEKN.
DetcctIro Joseph Ripley loft town Inst evening
over tho Chlrngp 4 Eastern finols nnllrut.l,
having In cEnrgo an expert professional mined
william Mitchell, who is wnntttl nj WRtscka, tho
c''unty scnt of fro1Ius Cn1,nty, FOR rpbhInx /.
bank at es,n1o rnilway station l,esr thorn. Ono
night III Jnnuary Inst birxtar* n,ho a doacunt
upon tho hank, md overpowcreh n wntol,n,,ti
While lit was ut wrk on one ot tho upper titk,rs
THEY THEY escu1nsf With ntuut e4,,yn In cash. lancs
.,sanr! .,afa n,,,s ": D. Kc,ley ',.,torious %eicu
after they hnd hecn tnkcl 10 Wntsoku,
It. & was nsccrtnlnc'' TINT they ,vrro IN. Jill
+ H. halcv!4t that Mltchc,i tan bo f,,sittsc}y
identfg1. lie IA member If tho nd i3ili WrHy
fanx or MrR!hrs, md wis wtIl kf,awu to tho
pulieG Ut ten yunrH 1stt. Fnr lotlu tim he ~
GnTtsi nrrcst. and In faut wns not k,,pwn to tito
drtectfves until Hlntr Inst fall, when ho wus mr..
fesn:tl " cnmmty with Aftert I!clter's expert
, 1880-04-13

New Yonx, April 1e.-A[nud Hamilton, n
variety actross mid inpersonator Of nato
characters, was arrested Mt the Pennsylvania
depot, Jersey City, this morning ut y o'clock.
oli charge OF larceny committed In CHI
cugo.. The dispatch ol, which size wns ar-
rested Is from Chiet Of Police Sfmon O'Don-
arrival OF iii oillrur froul that city. She
c!ai,us tho arrest tu be put-np job, brought
nbomt ty l!crso,M., spite She threatens ou
l!er arrival III Chicago to commence MI ar-
Ilellt.
, 1880-04-13

Special Dtseaieh IN TAt t:hltaoo Trtb

Special Dtspaleh In lAt Ghtfdeo Tribune.
TuscoLA, ILL.,, April IA man by tho
name Ut james johnson wns arrested hero
Yesterday for stealing liorso III Champaign
County. Ila tried to sell tho horse for Slo
but tlltl not succeed.
james Il. 1laulutett, ak miles east Of Tus.
cola. bud two horses st0lon yester,lay. The
alsa tho horses recovered,