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Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
DtAhOMeAt Advice of q Leading
Democrat.

We have In our possession at t his
Tins letter bearing the name Of ont
of the prominent Democratic Attorneys
at New Castle, Delaware, which was
handed to us by the man whose ad
dress was on the back of the envelope,
and the number of his house in thit
city whsre he has resided for long
time. 1t reads as follows, (less the
name signed tntreto.)
Ootc Der 29th, 1880. "Daar str. En
Olossd please 6ud your tax recoips, we
would like you to come over 10 New
Gas tie and vote"
(Post script ~ Eend your tax re.
sept because y u may not be &bLs to
come over"
Enclosed In the above descrited let.
ter was tax rscdpt from New Castle
Hundred for the year 1880 bearing tae
name OF Mr.. Thompson, the present
collector Of said Hundred, and made
out as the receipt for the man this
leading Democratic attorney aaks 70
come over to Nov Castle ed vote.
This man formerly lived in New Castle
but h. has for long time been a resi-
dent OF the city Of Wilmington and
the attorney very well knew this fact,
and he further krc~s tina, the Law re-.
quires q man 10 vote in the Hundred
whers ne resides. Notwithstanding
this he says "we veuld like you come
over to New Castle and vote" Does
mot this mssn aB plsiDly as man cAD
speak or write, when you have voted
where you have right in Wilmington,
tom, over and help us. The exact copy
Of toe above letter properly verified
We have retained.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
r IOmN WABAMAKEMN l1th
AAMB MAWK M AMD CM &STNSx
BrKkEE@ PM1kADAs
TT osIEEY.

lHoslEsH'
Last spring We told yoa mat We vsre sal
ing o quarter more than same tluae last year.
reason Tor 1t. We have got whas y0a want
HDd we sell 1t as you like 10 bay.
We have been huhtng ell ever Eofope sof
good things. They come direct tnot man
GEoEdE BRErrLE 90.
SAMUEL bDEN.
J.. d X. MORLEY.
LAMB l. LEE.
A. J. OSBORNE
x. w hRIlTH h co.
EOT'TIR CHAM n "a. 90.
MIDLAND HOSIERY co.
NOTTINGHAM d LElCkSTnR no
SIEhY 90.
WELLS b VEIN.
WARD. ETURr l. SAAiIP.
CHARLES GUlpEr \ UiR
GERM AIN slLI.
BOLLIUT Ole
HIRsCH l. RiGEI.
VICTOR SAVOAlk.
huRAT& Ole.
FRIED. EHREG. woLLEA
FHIEDR. CTOTrHD. HgR4ANN.
FRIEDKICH KIROHiESKN.
9EBRUDER HERFUkTN.
HElNRIOH SCH0PPk&.
CT. BECK.
KERRAAN SIT kBG
CARL aRUBER.
WBX q SOEHNE.
We suy very little this sido the ocean. We
do better; and 20 10 Won. We can't teA y0u
what we'vO got Tor you; only thoze fow:
Pure silk, 20 plain o0l0rs, eSYk; New YoFk
gets a. 81 iDr tho very same.
spun silk Embroidered. Ss.0o; plain. q, 20
(the latter net in YETI. There are sold else
where at $3.50 and 400 respectively.
Fancy hosiery y isn't possible 10 say any
thing about; except that American manuiao-
tursFs come here 10 sec what Is N ade abroad.
They know wherA the best assortment Is sept.
navy .Ciue, white polka dots, French co.,
bon, IS cents; nobody olss Ass got 'sm yet
English cotton, ingram oolers. u sts.; else
where 30 oents.
finest Engllsh cashrnero, u colors, $780,:
| Tor ladies'; IS cents Tor missee'.
Misses French wool. 70 eOioIa, % coats Tor
| inch, &c. f.SS
We've got 10 stop somewhere; we'd like TO
tell you vi some fer gentlemen and children; +;
underwear too. Mast wait another day--saf
you needn't.
Outer circle east fron the Ohessnut-sGeo Of
IoNN wANAMAKnR.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Rnunra,a AonaafY.

Had the United States authorities IL
this Stats, acted under the advice O
that truly loyal union loving citiz4r
Thomas =. Bsyard we would have beer
placed precisely where the Infamous
bill Of Bayard's passed at the last ses
sion Of Congress would have placed III
II President Hayes had not put bis vet,
thereon. It would have been a ire,
license for Democratic roughs, repeater
and BALLOT box stutFsrs to commit tn
most groEs and shameful frauds inmag
Unable.
An arrest could not have been mads
until alter the vote Of the Tspsstsr or
non resident had bean put in the box
There can be no compromise in this
The laws OF the Union are plain ant
easily understood. The Marshal bs
the power and he will see that = fRi
election is held here. He can arres
either with or without a warrant, an,
persous knowingly violating the elec
ton laws. This he will do without re
gard to political opinions. We wan
and will have a fair election, and an,
interference with United States office
in the legal discharge Of mia duty, vii
be promptly met.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Right 10 tho Point,

On Saturday morning last an Ohio
gentleman interested In the manufao
turs Of boilers and machinery called
upon the Belts Machine Company to
look at their stock Of manu- factured
machinery with view to making pur
chasss. Hs wanted machinery but
hssitated about leaving an order until
after to-morrow's e,ac!ion, but ne very
frankly informed the firm that II Gar.
field was elected he would leave an
order for So, 800 worth OF machinery,
but that II Hancock was elected he
would not want II. What more Il
wanted to indicate ths dirsction iu
which machinists and woFkingmeu
should vote.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
a Coward y BIow.

The Coatssvile Union Gays that or
Wednesday night lsst c. A. Brindley,
agent for Lemon q CO., confectioness,
OF Wilmington, stopped at the village
Of eybrcok, while on one of his reg
ulsr .rips. Previous 10 the visit A.
Pleu ming bad been paying attention ID
some Of the ladies OF ths town, and had
thus created tho jealousy Of William
Lowry. UnrCrtuuatsly, Mr.. Brindleyl
upon the evening In question, took
promenade with these same ladies, aud
the jealous Lowry, supposing him 70
b. Flemmipg, stealthily glided up back
of them and dealt him blow across
the teHple and eye with the heavy
end of whip, thus producing uncon-
sOiodsness. The wounded man waa
carried to a drug store, where no econ
rsVived and his Injuries wsts attended
to. LsEsl psoOeediDSs v i'll be instise'
tod.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Overcoats 25 per Ct
Lower than Ac-
tual Value.

Chief among the great
bargains that daily are at
tracing scores of patrons to
TIE GREAT BosToN ONE.
PRIcr CLOTHING HOUSE, is
their unu Tally large line of
OvercoatS and listers.
One Of the great specialities
in this department is what
lis termed the Broken Lots.
Ills here may be found per.
haps a half dozen overcoats
and ulsters Of the latest de-
signs, but not having what
is termed a full line, these
coats are being offered from
IS to 50 per ct. lower than
the usual selling prices,
Such lots as these are nu-
merous and hundreds are
availing themselves of the
opportunity thus presented
OF obtaining a hrst-class
article almost regardless o.
its value. Call and see fol
Yourself that we deal with
facts.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Uu(f0F tbo Law.

At the Police Court, CD Saturday
evening, Ida Lspierrs and Kate Mur,
ray, charged with vagrancy, we're sen.
t,nced to fifteen days imprisonment in
the County Jail.
Thras cas- os of drunkenness were dis
posed Of yesterday morning, aud q
similar esss was heard last evening.
VIM, Sharper, colordd, who has beer
In the habit Of going near the Wesley
an Female College and exposing BIZ
person, was, this morning, fned tel
dollars and costs and required to furn'
ish a $1,000 bond.
Two cases Of drunkenness also were
heard
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
THIRD EDITION.
bUHDEa DEATH.
samea Genner Dies Suddenly OF
Haas. n..amna mf has "A ansso.


samea Gsnuer Dies Suddenly OF
Hsars Disease mt his nsaae.
James Conner, the we'll known har-
ness and eaddls maker, died at his
residence near Eleventh and Jefferson
streets, suddenly on Saturday. For
some time hs had been complaining,
but nothirg serious was anticipated.
Hs was saated at the supper table,
upon the evening Of his death, In the
presence of portion Of his family.
de had just taken sip Of water which
had bssn handed Lin, when suddenly
he pushed back his chair and exolaim.
ID +: "Ssy good bye to ell. The time
GAS come; 60 this time"
DR.. Frants, the family physician,
pronounced his death ss resulting from
neait dIssaee.
The deosased married. Miss Rhoda J..
Morrison, of Delaware county, in 1884
His wife, three SONS and one daughter
survive him. He was born In Kent
county, Md, In 1913, and is o lineal
aesosnd ant OF Philip Conner. He learned
his trade In this city but conducted
bnsiness In Nav London until 1858,
Wnsri he returned TO Wilmington. He
hAs been prominent Old Fellow and
vas member of Banner Lodge at the
time Of his death Prom boyhood he
has been a Meshodist, and has been a
member of Graoe Church ever since II
vas organised. For seven years he
was mag gistrate at New London. Also
he has served In ihis city as member
Of thu City Coupcil, the Board Of Health
and the Board Of Trustees Of the Poor
Of New Castle County.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
SECOND EDITION.
asyara,. Rssumpsisa Ass.


Secstary Shsrmsns Cooper Insiitute Address
Now want - cali your attention 10
n remark made by senator Bayard in
spsech he mads in this city In which be
complalns Of the position IN which
the Demo latls party was placed In re
gard to tas Resumption Act. He saS
that Act had been passed by the r.
publican, and had been exeCutsd By
Che Republicans, and that the Repub
lioans were receiving credit for 1t.
Mr. Bayard comes here to New ierk
after resumpt' on was acornplste success,
and says: I offered an amendment to
that bill t, destroy aud cancel the
greenbacks, and Mr.. Sherman refused
to allow me to offer the amtndmsnt,
and refu ed to receivsit.
soIdii. [chssrs.l Now, when that
question was raised as TO what should
be done with the United States notes, !
knew that Bayari's amendment would
defeat ths bill. Mr.. Bsysrd knew that
a. veil as did. That amendment, II
II had besn adopted, would have been
ths end Of the resumption act, becanse
there was large part Of our country
men, perhaps tEo third or more OF our
people, who believed that a United
States note when redeemable in coin 10
COL enough currency for them, while
others Thought that 1t would be imms,
diately superseded BY National bank
notej. II his idea had been adopted /,
would have defeated resumption and
there would have hGve been an end Of
1t. That is what l complain of in re
spect TO the Democratic party. In po
litioal life they ars not frank and man
ly. They do ~ meet aquestion fairly
Senator Bayard had right to vote fol-
or against that bill, but he didn't do
either. Hs didn't vote at all. HI
says he did not voc tecause did not
let him offer aa ams ndmsnt that would
have killed the bill.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Politicians w. BuDtnsss Mem

Wha. ara tho assertions Of Gossrs.
gard, Whitsley, Gray and ether
Democratic speakers worth on the
question OF o tariff, when compared
with the facts; agCras and business ex.
psrisnCs, which has been given to the
public Ia this city by the leading man.
ufaotureTa In iron, morocco and other
important industrissf Nothing what
ever. The ofios-Eeekers statement can
have no weight against the practical
knowledge Of tho manufacturers. Tariff
for revenue only, means depression and
financial ruin to the business interests
of the country. II you vote for Han.
cook you vots to place the American
labor ct enc shilling per day. Or en-.
tirely break up the business Of manu-
featuring in this country. II you vote
for Garfield you vote for protection to
American industry, at living wages.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
BREvITIEs.
San rises e.pO. O........suu set!

San rises aI0........Sun sets ".
New isll hats at q. 3. Humphreys
Flower stands. rustic stands and baskot'
% cts.
Vote the Republioan ticket tomorrow.
Uupptng and lsscainx ~ Ne. 100 L. Second
street
You can buy IS ehep Of AdAir's % amp 9th
or fnraiture s,oro In delaware.
Wonder II the Democracy will have any
victory TO celebrate this weekf
There IA great deal OF modesty In thi;
world which Will gassa at Aimsst AnythiI Il
provided IL oan be seen through crack.
Color clashes is this eK preRSiys n1me giyer
to some OF the now combinations.
More bread and less whiskey would have
saved the oity from the Disgrace ofa riot. H
barrci or ps ~ Of first grade frssh ground
tiood -four iss ssOo. VIM. d. Pieksls, aOI
King st.
Notice 70 the Pnsiso.--l viii hAli-sols and
heel boots and shoes for 81 other monding 10
proportion, Jehn u. Bailey, 8. W. corner oi
Seventh and TAthsil stEnots.
At Yergers, Fourth and shlpiey streets, You
will ind the best assoFtnenl oi picture frames
SEQ for Jour:slt
Lshigh GOAL; choicest grades at lowePt
priees. Well prepared, 22t0bs TO the ton,
delivered in patent wagons free Of charge,
Ga w. Front st.
Ali kinds Of roots repsiyed, roeoated on
painted and made water tight or no charge,
by Il. Mitchell h 20. $40 W. front st,
Fiesh.ooisrad ruchisg is newer than cream
color or plain white, but II is extremely try.
inK 10 the complexion.
Wide belts arc sometimes laced in front and
OF the biok.
Gold weather Ia coming on and the place
u got y0nr comfortable f0bes and blankets Ia
ut niram Yergers a. Shipey street. He
has the largest stock In tho state.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
AFACEz0NAL FIGHT.

A Democratic Row in New Castle.
The bitterness engsndsrsd at the
Democratic nomination between the
.Callahan, Lsfevrs and Wadsley factions
for assessor of said Hundred. broke ont
a'rssh last evening. A Republican who
Witnessed the trouble states, that the
row began about company A OF the
Hancock and Bnglish club, ,Protestants,
having been invited ont to the depot
on Monday evening TO escort Mr. Bay.
ard TO ths hall where he Is TO speak
and company B, Catholics not being
invited. He states from Angry words
they finally came to blows and that
many Of the members OF company A
declared publicly shat they would not
vote fer Turner or Farrell who are on
the Democratic ticket and that they
would turn out with the Garfield and
Arthur club In the Republican parade.
He states that the hght was q bitter
one and cannot be healed up, snd that
both Turner and Farrell will bs fear.
fully scratched. A Democrat states
that there were SONS very loud words
used, but that no blows were struck,
and that the trouble occurred about
some Of the club wanting to turn out
on Monday night, others opposing it on
account Of ii being the night Of the
Republican parade. He admits there is
disafleotion in the patty there between
the Protestant and Catholic elements.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
The MtRhkRK FOHasi,

The body Of Henry c. Bleye'
missing basket.maker, WAs ioa
the Brandywipo creek near rlif
street, about eight o'clock yes
morning, by two young men
Irwin and Farrell, who had btan
ing for o missinR boat The
was much decsmposed and mp
by fish. DR.. 0sle made an ez
tion bnt found no evidence 0
play. An inquest was tegnn'
order to obtain additional tsS'
II was adjourned until the call
coroner.
Tie deceased was about II y
age, and leaves a wife and Gu
He was an OK mem her OF the Cl'y.
oil and also OF the Board oil hs"'
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

UT. EimEs' Vegetable L.tyer Pills, Su
sar ucated, without an equal They mover
Srips or sioksn In operating move the soWels
EASY by acting diroctly on tho Liver, restore
tho lsst energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or lefs side OF
through tho Lupga, Indigestion, Oesilvonsss,
SICK Stomach, Weak Bas7, Dizziness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Llmbe,
Htllsousness, La1guor, General WeaSneGf
and other bodily inhrmipes are cured. They
arc the onl- Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, SioEening Weak.
ness, or leaving tho bowels eostiye. TheV
promote healthy Liver and leave tho system
REQ from the danger Of prevailing discs ses.
Sold By dealers and country store keepars
Aak for DR.. Simms' Pills and take no othsFs.
Principal depot Fourth and Ring, Whining.
on. nj. PhiiaAAlnhta. on A rrh at
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
ESFAu uBR,

LVANs.-At Rockland, DOT, 3ott, Amelia
ivan.
Due DOtios wfyl be given uf the funeral
0ONNER.-On Saturday, Oct. 20, Of heart
disease, lmes Conner, In the 8S!h year oi
his age.
The relatives and friends are invite TO a.
iend the funeral from his at" residence lluf
JetfeIton street, on Wednesd y afternoon
Nsy. B. at2 O'Clock. To ooesd to the VIII
minRton and Br4ndywine cemetery, will. al
further notice.
ALI tire Both inst , at the
residence 0f his oh r. Phebe l.. Alsyao
der, 5C4 Yves. 9th St., HUM hrey Alexan
der
The relatives AT frier ds oi the II milyare
1npitd 10 O tend ths funeral on Wednesday
the 3rd Of NV. at . O'clock, o m.
BAIL On Friday tho 29:h ult., in Mi.
Creek Hundred, Martha wiio OF Gs0rge
Ball, In u 4lst year Of her age.
he iureral will IRke p acs on Wednesday,
No emit er 3 at2oc'o'k. p m. lIt0rneD
NJ iorkesStn buryi q grounds.
FELDMFIER.-On the 8lst of october, Johr
S. son Of Henry and Mary q. Feldmeire
aged 'tur years aud three days.
1he re atives and frie ,as are respectfully
invited to atHnd he funeral from hts par
ents re- idtn,e. southeast oOrL or 0, Seo0nd and
Walnut streeis, on "Wednesday afternoon, Of
2O'r'n'b.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
FIFTH EOIrioK
List Of Perez. ,,,, -

Listof Persenu Na,u..1,
List Of persons na.urali,sa - \,
1880. ON's oi ocH
Thomas ]. Killcran, jana, u
Willi.m George Powell, Charls.
Jshn j, Kay. Michael Lally, sI Johr =
phomts I Kelley, H,rbs,t tslspviII,
pAlfrey, Harry Lannum, Joshua \ 4,
George h. Quinn, Thomas Mn,.
Cornelius Regeeu, William Nh
John Mshonv, 7, p. Molmoxar 'S 4
MORROW, John Bnlgtr. Thoo,as
Neal Mckinley, John Coao,oS.
Walsh, Martin Malonsy, W1IS,
laghsr, Thomas Walsh, Riwass
den, Francis Corgen, James so'I,, ! ni
rlck Grady, Andrsw Ysaesr n
Healey, William Taylor, Loui, !;
Robert Tro.ttr, Henry Klund. h
Meilwee. William a Hadley, 4
Mundew, Il. Casper Boiling E,sa
Reef, W. X. Sweet, CorneIius
Christy Sloan, Joseph C. Basts
Dngan, WIN. r. Anderson,
Dstry Alexander Hsgerpy'
Burke, John Mccall, Mathew 49,
Patrick Sullivan, Robert MCd1
Alfred George Gale, John PrIsl
Anderson, VIM. Barnes. Cb,i,,
Bacon, John B. Lsaus, James n
Edward Gallahes, Patrick Nona
Patrick drsevsn, Jacques ssi,1
Pisxy, L. John Broman, DanieI
Prosper Cheiselle, Simeon EliSb
Wedemeer, Charles MoBrids.
McGeire, John P. Holland, G
Dserey, August 0bsnlaud, Hs,r,
Biward Beacon, David McHsls,
Weeks, Martin Moran, Charles i
driokson, Andrsw McBrids, Job
wards, Gustsvs Konitssr, Dsnpi,l
rem, George B. hetzner, Thomas
Anton Mark, David Blake y,
White, Patrick Farren, John
Patrick Dougherty, Charles Gov,
Dougherty, George Bratiop, Jsr
Powell, James Carelin, Patrlok
James Tracy, Theodore Green,
soane, James Heelsy, John O'C5l
VIM. 7. Taylor, John J. Quinn. b
Taylor, John Bilis. VIM. MurphJ
vain France, August Resssr, H
Maloy, John GALL, Francis GsngeI
VIM. Callahan, Peter German, n
McEveley, VIM. Thompsou, n
McEveley, Thomas Murphy,
Aulrony, James Lee, VIM. Rob
ir., N iohael J. Connolly, John NJ,
Henry Collins, John McKelrsy, Nd
sweany, James HcGratb, Patrisk
phey, James Hudson, Mike ncA
Thomas Craven. William Arms
outsn Warner, Patrick Flood , ,ChI
Popp, Timothy Mccartney, Jamei
son, Peter kurtagh, Hugh NcGii
VIM. Henry Irving, Martin Cd
6otleib Rssss, John McGovern.
Sweeny, VIM. Harvisc, Roger
Robert Smith, Benjamin Wright,
YerSer.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
A Oslsrsa Republican Killed.

81. Louis, Oct. l-At Rsprb loan
meeting here last night q brick waf
thrown into a crowd of oolor-d men
who rushed toward a saloon, thinking
the brick hal bssn thrown from that
direction. Thrse policemen prevented
them from entering, and ono Of them
discharged his pistol as call for help
Promiscuons firing folio Red, during
wh,oh an old oolorsd man, named
Bro Sn, w&s killed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
silver Homer Medals.

Mlss May J. Tsggart, Of tns - =
Lucy Stroud Of the intsrmealH
Walter B. Cock Of the Primary
ment received the monthly me-
day at the Wilmington AcSas' ,
standing the highest in then !,
i've department. Their av01sS' ~
as follows 9s 81, 80 and w.
were no pupils in the other deps y
who stood below an aVeraGs "
cent. The school is very macn
ed and students names alo !
present waiting until FroIesSO, :,
Can make room to rsoelVe 'l'
number now registered Is over y
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Last Mesgiaxs Before sne Hati IL

Last ~ Mosgtaxs Before the BRtt Ii
Lewis T. Grubb, President OF th,
Hastings Guards requests avery msm
Der Of the club and every Republican
in the Eighth ward to a:teni meeting
to be held this Monday evening at 7,3t
O'Clock at the headquarters Of the club
Ninth and Church streets.
The meeting is called for the purposs
Of making suoh arrangements ss viii
lead to q full vo!o Of all the Rebu6li
caas in the ward, fair ballot aud ar
honest count. LIT every Republican
in the ward bs on hsn1tO-pight.
Attention RepubliOanB OF the Fourth
ward.
a sposial meeting ct the Al ward
viii Ls heid this evtnirg ct 7 81
o'clock, sharp, at 202 Marks! street
Il ia very important that all Republi
cans Of the ward shall attend as buaL
usss of interest to all will 5e brought
before the meeting.
j. 2. DAVIS Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
PSREOHa NJ.

joseph L. Thatcher Is about going
OF on another cruise on the U. g.
steamer Constitution now lying In
Hampton Roads.
Francis Berry. machinlst Of TIE FISH
Hawk, has returned from HaVre da
Grace, Md, where hs put up FISH.
Matching machinery. He will 20 tc
Millsboro, c., for the same purpose.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Tho Attack on the BnPsaI Ga
Club.

We have received the fnlloR IN
Ter from B. Y. Sheppard Capt
this Dupont 6artleld CIub:
"Ths assault committed upo
"DuPont Garfield Club at R!sDl
on last Thursday. at 2 O'Clock,
cannot bs denied as PrOud(allas
Hamilton and Cody Il think thl
name Is cOrrect) called on me np'
evening OF the same day aud con
that they threw the stones. Thu
cu5e for the assault was that wi
crazy drunk sni did not kroE
we we're doing" They alse 'RI
do not belong to the "BIne
Chickens" nevertheless one Of
says he did "turn out In a borroWa
upon one occasion, =" They desired
excuse to be presented to tue
which was done and accepted.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Advice 10 Cel0red Mem

William Anderson, an Intelligent
cSlored man CT the Fifth Ward, warne
col"red men from taking tickets from
anybody already folded up or from any.
body vho is mot known as q thorough
Republican In whom he has the fullest
oonddence. He alsO advises colorsd
nen to sea that their tickets arc pat In
the ballot box by the inspectors.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
FUURTR EDITION.
UNITED sraTEs MAEsMAI.s.

Instructions fresn United state AZ.
uorncy General, Charles Desena
90 Uaited States klsrshais.
United States Marshal, H. G. McMul
lon, received the following despatch
from Attorney. General Charles Dsvsns
this forenoon at IL 40:
"Powsr TO srrest without process,
sto., is given by Section 2022 United
Statutes AT large, limited TO cities of 20,
900 or upwards; elsewhere process
shoald be obtained. This despatch Ia
sent because Of inquiry from some
districts" CHARLES DBvBss,
U. 8. Attornsy-Genefal.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
WnY Elromt sn q EapubIleen

"Thtr il pos precinct in this vast
nation wh'r+ a Democrat cannot cast bis
ballot and have IL counted as cast. No
matter what the Prominence of the op.
posits party, he oan proclaim his politi-
cal opinions even II hs is only one
among a thousand, without fear and
without prescription on sccGDnt OF his
opinions. Thers are fourteen s'atss
and localities In some other States
where Republicans have not thiy orivi-
lsgs. This ia ono reason why an a
Republican" ."-Gen. Grants Speech al
Cleveland. o., S'pt %, 1880.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
w.xns sr.r,ors EiGb"'

A large bundle OF 20 .a'' "a Nav
eau ticket, were sent 70 s;,vsr nS
with the name Of sGmue' S,. , .tst
Low Cour. omitted, lda and sa'I
ert n. Morrison gu u6sti,u'1
cans cal ,i don't be- fooled by them.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
w.u,n ware RepeR'ers'

Learning, this morning, II ,.ra' SDI
than half q dczsp Dsmy;'Ii i
peaters had beeh impoFssa, ,;o
Ninth ward, a reporter inv's"S
and found the ststemsnsi J., :,
correct. A gentleman a'TeI !, p
whom at this P. w. O - a.
Saturday night asw q well. ..,. hDvI W,
ccrat, who liveS in hsIno.. @ oh.
three suspsoious locking g,,os nj
who si,,V were strangers, and 'GSE in |,
his house. Another h'u'' ~ aoa1
row some Ave stranger, Sapp0'1
repea.ers, are quartor'd'