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Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
EOcnfIpffQa.

me committee appointed by cOuuc
to take into consideration the petitiol
OF the P. W. & B. R. R. Company, al
ing for certain privileges held NEE
ing ON the site of the new depot an
inspected the place.
Robert Wright of New Castle, late
member of the First Delaware Regim'
received lately his bounty amounti1
to $4,000. He was wounded.
There was cock fight yesterday Il
ternoon over Third street bridge, oVa
the result of which considerable none
was exchanged.
There were on Friday about 3.4
valentines delivered in this city. The
were about 100 mailed elsewhere.
Miss Selma Borg will read Finnia
tradition of the creation" before Il
Social Lyceum this evening.
The two houses which collapsed an
seriously injured Mr.. Ruth and b
four sons are nearly finished.
A maddog was killed at Rising So
on Friday evening. I. bit one d3
which was shot.
The lease Of Price L Phillips, Of ~
NO. z to the city, has been signed
the coming year.
Edward Cassidy, Barney Haugb9
and James Dunn were sent to jail I'd
Only about 300 negroes we're asses
ID on the last Saturday in January
The White Fawn Club has furnish'
heir rooms in a handsome manner.
The fire in the mills Of Pennyps'k'
& Co. are still smouldering.
The N. 8. R. A. is still in sIistsn'
md is taking In new members.
Thomas N. ogle 10 out for W. p''
len Of Levy Cssrtnaa.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
Manipulating for sirRnt

ALBANY, Feb. lj.-Returns from all
the districts in this part of the State
indicate the election of delegates to the
Republican State Convention pledged
to vote for General Grant, and the i'm
preston is general that Senator Conk-
ling, Cornell and other leaders will
manipulate affairs so az to throw the
whole vote of the New York delegation
as a unit for Grant on the first ballot Al
Chicago. These leaders claim nearly
three hundred votes for Grant on the
first ballot sure, and they affect to be-
lieve that before the roll call passes,
Tennessee delegations will change over
and make his nomination secure by
clear majority.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
AN EXCITED COMMUNITY

How the ClaymOnt People Obiec,
to the OdOrtfersus Phosphate
Factory.
The people of Claymont are very in
dlgnant over the prospect of there being
phosphate factory at Churchman's
Mills, at that place, and are rising en-
masse against this odoriferous innova-
tlon. In protest they start out with
this cumberson "To the husbands
and fathers of Claymont Delaware, " ss
prefix and 80 on dilating on the
alleged wanton outrage.
a phosphate factory ia a mild inofren.
sive thing if not irritsted, but the peo
pie OF Claymont are not disposed tn
think so; and in their milder moments
they called it "a sinking and death
dealing nuisance" This is more ex.
pressiVe than nice; but no doubt the
term agrees precisely with the state of
their feelings.As they ponder on it they
oeo'me more enrsg d and break forth
with the denunciaiory ejaculation: 1t
Is hlth and ordure spewed out TO over
no" the homes Of Delaware; aud at the
prospect of these fumes gradually "psr-
alyzing the stomach" they gag and re-
fuse to be comforted.
When nuisance is so aggravated az
70 depreciate the value of property it is
bad, and when it grows until it is sim.
ply unbeafable, converting an indiyid-
uaps commissary department into
retohed and retohipg mass of empti. I
ness, then the thing becomes monoto.
nous, and remedy should be looked
for.
II We are to believe the circular this
10 precisely the condition of the CLAW
In order to seek redress thew
are IN conference with Senator Harry
oharpley, this city, and have secured
he names of our Mayor and the mem
terS of the Board of Health and intend ]
o lnaugurate crusade.
We suppose of course they will sue.
ead and then iu view of the phosphate !
actory having no fixed ideas where to 7
quat we would advise it to locate near /
'"ndever's bone mill where the people 1
re- educated up to that point of en- 4
urance which enables them to endure
nth philosophical indifference, up-
leasant odors of all kinds.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
PUBLIC SALES.
TDUBLIC SALE.

WIN be sold at Public Sale, near the Scheut-
zen Park, at Eighth and Union streets,
SATURDAY. MARCH Q, 1880,
AT o'clock, p. NJ, as follows:
Eleven head OF good work or driving n
horses. DESCRIPTION: @sC
No; J, Harry. seven years Old, good worker
No. 2, Gray Mare, seven years old, we'll
broken and good worker and driver
No. 8 and Warrior and Trigger, pair of
bay horses, good matches and drivers and
promise to be fast travellers
No. 8, Bill, Il bay horse, large size, fine
driver and trots fast, well broken.
No, Q Ball,a good riding AMI driving horse,
well broken.
No 7, Button, bay horse, 3 years old, good
worker and driver, well broken.
No. 8, LightioOt, bay horse, el,s ht years old.
trots in $50.
No. 9, sorrel Horse, seven years old, good
worker and driver
No. TO- Fanny, four years old, fine driver or
worker, hard TO beat fer style.
No. II, Indian pony, years old, fine rider
or driver, weighs 700 POUNDS
These horses are all large size, we'll broken,
and will positively be sold. A lot OF good
Shoat pigs, 2 boar pigs, SOW and pigs, fine.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS One twO-horse wagon,
market Dearborn, l road sulkey, both as
good as W; horse power, horse cart, lot OF
vinegar, lot of boards and barrels, harness of
all kinds, single and double trees, sh0vels, |
hoes, forks, rakes, lot of new hot-bed sash, |
plows, harrOws and great many other arti. |
Gle too numerous to mention. Sale positive, |
! credit will be given. ELLIS p. HlUKS,
L. W. Sttdham & Son, Auct. 27-10-l3.W2t |
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
'E1XECUTURS' SALE.

G1XEUUTURS' SALE.
AT his late residence near Hare's Corner on
TUESDAY,
THE PATH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880
Beginning at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
VIII be sold the personal property a.
OF Benainin ). Booth, deceaSeu, con. Ie4r
slstIn3 Of Horses, Mules, Oxen, Steers. M!Icb
COWS and other stock farming implemenu
o. al KIND, Dliry Utensils, Poultry, scversl
Hives of Bees, Hay, nc.
=, IERMs-For all sums under $40 cash ;oye,
that amount negotiable note az y month
with approved security, with interest added
BY order Of Executors
l.. W. Stldham n Son. Auct's. l.H.tj
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
A Noble Eand ReTOrmar

LIVERPOOL, Feb. l4--TAe London cor.
respondent of the Liverpool Courier
says: Assurance is given me to. day
that the statement of the intention OF
the Baroness Burdett- Coutts 10 devote
five hundred thousand pounds to the
amelioraLion5 Of the distress in Ireland
is true. Contradictions of this state.
ment have been made i'll most of the
London daily papers, bat the fact is in.
coptrovertibIe. The money will not be
given in aims, but will be invested in
the purchase Of land in the district of
Conuetnara, County Galway, 70 be af,
terWards let to small tenants at long
leases and moderate rents. A commit.
tee of Irish gentlemen interested in ag-
is associated in the scheme,n
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
DEMOCR ATGC KNAVERY.
The South Carolina Managers Re-
VIsing New Plans for Election
Frauds.

The South Carolina Managers Re
VIsing New Plans for EIeCtiOr
Frauds.
COLUMBIA, Feb. l6.-Full particulars
of the proceedings of the recent Demo.
cratic caucus have been obtained from.
a tukewarm member, who seems to be
utterly disgusted with the knavery and
trickery of the Democratic managers.
The caucus was held to discuss the
merits of the Registration bill without
the Objectionable qualification restric-
tions: "and was utterly surprised ;"
said The gentleman referred to, sat the
spirit of political dishonesty SO un-
blushingly expressed by Capt. Dawson,
Of the "NeWs and Courier, land others.
Dawson, in substance, urged the regis
tration of voters as new scheme to
carry the next election. lie claimed
that the old method could not again be
resorted to, because it was too we'll
known and publicly condemned.
The certificates required under the
proposed Registration law could be
easily secured from colored voters in
various ways, which, on election day,
would debar them from voting without
mourning criminal liability. Gen Ken.
nedy argued in a similar strain, and
Dargan, of Sumter, said that his peo-
pie could never again be brought to the
polls as they Were in the tive last elec.
tiOns, with the Pennitentiary staring
them in the face, and that new and less
means must be devised to
overcome the large Republican MAORI
" in his county.
He reminded his colleagues that there
we're no more prisoners to exchange, |
md that the risk was too great to resort
o the old plan. The certificate dodge
eened to him the most feasible and the
east liable to arouse suspicion. Many
nambars from the upper counties were
'r%id. however, that the registration
would exp rn 'h"tr fabulous maioyities,
nd these, VITA nI"n who still possess
ONE moral obligation, 4 f-ated tie
leasure yesterday" The Election law
therefore, as heretofore, the
7o-box law having been repealed.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Roots and Shoes.

Here we arc ani don't you forget it! VIZ
are not going to have "Grand Opening, ,
nor make "big sputter" about "the larg
est store, &c, but We wish to inform 0ul
friends and the public in general that we have
removed from the East End Boot and Shoe
Store, corner Seventh and Spruce streets, t
the store lately occupie by Joseph Fleming
NO. II East Fourth street 1.-TWO doors from
King street) where we shall keep on hand al
Il times full supply Of all kinds OF boots
md shoes for &Gats, ladies and children
which Will be sold at the lowest prices; and
as we have gained reputation in the past fol
lair, square dealing we intend that 1t shall
be our motto i'll the future, and We guarantee
to cur lends, who may favor us with call at
our new place OF business, the same satistac.
ton we have given them in the past at our
Old stand.
So don't forget TO call,
Both men and women-all,
Come in and buy your boots and shoes from
me;
Well try and use you well
Up at the Grand Central,
And give you bargains you don't often 200.
So come righ. GA to Marr's,
Either on foot or by tile cars,
Aud buy shoes cheap to put upon your feet,
For uOys, and girls and men,
FROM one up to o ten,
You can get at No, Il East Fourth street.
+. S.-We shall still continue to DO repair.
Ing o! all kinds in he neatesL and best man.
1er and at reasonable rates.
l-H-tues-wed-t -thu.sat-u LEMUEL MARR.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

l
FOR Philadelphia; al 100, sic, ssS, s.es
1907 1880 q. M; t2l3, 1890, 2sO. 400, h4e
100, 945p. M. On Sunday, an $40. y
D., b.oe, go, e.46 D. IN.
For New York: an, 100, 1907, a. m, 1918
1889 .. m, Limited Express, s 4o, y. N.
For Baltimore and Washington: l26l, I'll
| 1886 q. M; l2.b2 p. IN. Limited Expros
LOi, BIS, =, II. On Sunday, IL 81, 2.i'
For Baltimore ond Bay Line: LOs p. m.
For Daltimors sAi way stations: s.36 &. u.
For New Castle; plb, b. ~, LILO, 600 .. III
For Delaware II. X: p.lt e. m.: l.lO, CSC p
No Sunday trains.
Ia; 8.05, p. H.; $50, p. N. Sunday except
F9s Delaware Westorn K. r.: T.lt, 1880, am.
t.30p. m.
TRAINS ARRIvo at w1IM1uaroN.
From PhiladelphIa: l2.t3, AGA, $50, $40 0. m.,
l2.OS. l2.42, l.o2, $50, 40, 6.l3, Gas, 100,
500, ll.l0p. m. On Sundays: l2+S, 2O3,
lCloa ., m.;T.SS, ll.ib, p. IN.
From Baltimore:2l6 $50 9.5lR. M; laos, 1881,
6.SS, s8 p. m. On Sundays: Alb, a. N.
From Washington: AIS, a, n.: l209, 1871,
6.Se. s.36p. M. On Sundays 2l6 NJ
From New Castle: $50. $50, ll.bO a. III.
o.2o, 6.4S p. m. no Sunday tralnF.
From Delaware II. H.; $50 a. m; l1.60, 64S
pm.
From Wilmington a Northern X. X: So
q. m. l1.8o q. NJ; and 6.96 p, 10.
From Delaware Western X. H.: 500 &. N
AIS, 500 .. m. SUNDAY train b26 p. NJ.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAyR PHILADYr.
raA.
FromBroad street and Washington avenue
7.S0, 500. 1880, E.t5 o. m.; I9O, 400, 400,
bio, 800, 100 9.lS. ll.3o p. In. On Sun.
days: $50 o, NJ; eco, 94b.ll. sop. m.
From Thirty-Sccond and Market strcstg: LOS.
$50, l.36 a. M; 1928, 400 900, II. 30 D. 10,
,Jn SUNDAYS l.0a a. IN,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
AkuDpEN DEATH.
A Woman Dies through the heElt-
Gtnco OF her Husband.

At half past six o'clock last evening,
a woman named MalOney, wife Of Thos,
Maloney, residing back Of Flsstwood't
Scroll Works, bstween Maryland ave,
and the Railroad, died suddenly Of an
attack Of heart disease, superinduced
by sickness. .... ....
II seems that she bad been 'enoiente'
and had given birth 10 child. She
was i'll eight weeks aud during all that
time her husband refused to call in the
services of physician.
She grew rapidly worse which it is
thought caused the dsarraneement OF
the functions of the heart. She was
twenty seven years Of age and was q
native of New York.
The Jury in holding an inquest rem
dered the following verdict.
Resolved, That the husband OF the deceased
Thomas Maloney, has been guilty of gross
negligence In not procuring u physician for
his wife at the timo Of her confinement and
yesterday when he was requested to do so,
that she had improper care and treatment
from her confinement.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
ParnelI'S Irish Beayno

According TO a telegram from BaIti
more, Mr.. Parnell says he is laborins
with the best prospects of successn t5
form an Irish land league in this conn, n,
tfy. A convention at which all the
cities in the Union are to be represent. M
ed, will be held in Boston pext month
Inc league will not be secret. Its nnr'
pose will be "to secure the lands ot pua TIa
cial aid" o nnah-
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
Opened,

The school that we noted in the R
PUBLICAN a few days ago to be started
the Crosby Il Hill Building, 900 Mark
street. under the principalship of San
uel f. Adams, opened this morning Vi
der very ilattering auspices, with
prospect of a very large increase of pI
plls. Mr.. Adams has given bis scho
me name OF the Wilmington Mod
institute" which name 1t is hoped
will honor. Mr.. Adams would be cid
to have the citizens call and see u
schoo'. 1t is open FROM Sam. to9P.I
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
[1szksAAz's zsws.l
LECTURE TO THE COLLEGE.
What Women may Obtain-What
Ends ihey MUEtsFOIloW 10 ObInin


What Women may Obtain-What
Ends ihey MUEtsFOlloW 10 ObInin
~.
On Saturday evening Rev. DR.. Dunn
delivered a very entertaining lecture
before the ladies Of the Wesleyan Fe-
male College, in relation TO women and
the spheres in which they are capable
of attaining. He enriched his discourse
by illustrating profusely from the lives
OF many of the eminent women of this
and other days, and said all positions
were equally attainable by ths women
CT any community provided they stu
died with the same persistency and
worked with the same indefatigable in
dustry. Among the "literati" the pen
OF woman has become Acknowledgements as
equally potent as that of her brethren.
The halls of learning are open to her;
she is received with dignity in all the
professions, and to say the leastlher
future is most promising. He dwelt
on the condition Of women physically,
mentally and spiritually. Taking them
in a comparative sense he admitted
that their condition mentally was
uDquestionably condition in which
only the hardest student could hope
for any great amount of success :
but spiritually all might become pre-
eminent. In this condition all the
purest and anthe,ic elements of nature
can be brought to the surface and each |
devotee at this shrine of improvement
can become the veritsbls angel of her
household. He advised them when the
proper time comes to get married; mar
~ well and cling lovingly to the OBJ
ject OF their affection. He warned
them of cox.combs, of fops and
particularly admonished them to avoid
as they would leper, man of immor-
al or rakish propensi!ies, for life
with such one would be most un-
happy one.
At the close Of the lecture, Prof.
Williams, Oh the part of the young la
dies and assembled friends, thanked
the Reverend gentleman most cordially
and assured him, that thu students
WOULD profit by his most entertain
ng and instructive effort.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
Good Results,

Seventeen persons were irnmeue
yesterday morning at the DelsWsI
Avenue Baptist Church. Ten Mol
Tor prayers in the morning and four
the evening. The church was crOwda
at both services and much feeling au
interest was mndifested. Prof. AID
leader Of the choir, sang a beautiful sol
entitled "Where is my boy tonight
The meetings will continue Gll ID
week.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17

"V ",. -" E,,erg "osenDerg In Charrs j.
MIS- Wilmington Conxr.~..o q
A Bullock Killed Af,er ~" 'oh' S
mosaic Dispenss,ion. ' "l'
Rev. Mr.. Rosenberg, the Rabh, NJ,
Hebrew Congregation recen,Iv "i " 'hs
in this city, has removed rroy, inrnsd nI
delphia and taken up his re,idorli rliIat
20s East Second Street. YsstssSenOe q
congregations in the temnoraru hiI
gogue in the Lieberman Luildinc oyaa|
large and attentive. Re'l
The Sunday Schools meet t.,,
to three O'Clock on Saturday a,,o.'Ra u w
and from ten to twelve O'Clock on ASoa' 10
day mornings. There were ab"n, SOa =
scholars present. yesterday R..,
these schools Mr.. Rosenberg J's'as Is
school every evening in the wsst 4''
oept Friday, from six to eight n,,,,e, y
for the study of Hebrew end Gok v0'k
1t being contrary to the Hebrew Iao va
and the mosaic law to eat meat ,ain,s aa
with blood, arrangements bava '"iH'
made with Mr.. D. H. Megill, stsl, IVY ny
Second street market, who viii a,n
have beef on hand killed after tho S w
ner prescribed in the Mosaic laws ~
Mr.. Rosenberg yesterday butci,s,.,
bullock for Mr.. McGill at a sIsn,ta
house and to day the beef ia on !"
stall labeled and stamped for ma"
faithful member OF the coperss,a
will use any other meat. Mr. PoS.
berg, calling upon us this mornipr ra,1
ted the plan of killing that II miSE,
free from blood, for the blood boi
the soul OF man was prohibited bv n
jews as an article Of food. Kpookira
bullock in the head he says drives \,
blood back to the hinder parts who,
it coagnlates and does not run off AL
tne Veins Of the neck are cut.
The plan pursued by Mr.. Rosenbs,
was frst to tie and throw the bnllo.
and then with an exceedingly sb,,
Knife sever the throat and veins wbs
Tue blood will rush from every psrt
the bullock out at the cui m,d
by the knife in perfect stream, au
every Kick, breath or struggle Of n
animal will but expel the blood f,ol
Tue bo1y. After every particle
blood was eliminated from the bo5v
The animal, the lungs were testei
lee If the animal was perfectly health,
here being 1855 symptoms Of dl,ea,'
rom which they had to be free bahl
he meat could counted fit for use
Ii the lungs are clear from these A
ymptoms oa,h piece of beef exuos,
or sale is labeled with the Jewish dstl
Vhen and by whom butchered, au
very piecs besides IL stamped With
YAK stamp, the characters in Hebre
'elng Kosher" which interpretd
means usable. Tomorrow Mr.. K. wi
III another bullock for Mr.. McGill
9 used for show beef for the 22i
ebruary.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
Court House Tr0uhin.

The stone cutters at the new Cou
House have not yet resumed operation
They are now waiting to hear the su
cess of Mr. Given's interview with NJ
tramlich's securities in PhiladelphI
today. A number of men are engage
in placing iron joists on the buildinI
and at the Tenth street shop about A
teen Sculptors are engaged in fnishid
the last contract.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
sECOND EDITION
pnitca Sleanings.

The first person tried at the Police
Court last evening, was MRS, broWn'
charged with assaulting William Dor
say a small lad. The boy had TEN
81, III. store kept by Mrs. Brown, al
Third and vanBuren streets, on Satur-
day morping, ana while there, the
proprietress had accused him OF steal
mo ,audy from the store of Mrs. Ford,
at Third and Harrison streets. wal
liam denied the charge, telling the la'y
that she lied, and asked her to 60 WIN
MIN to the store kept by Mrs. Ford and
there prove the insinuation. ols ac
c.u,.d the proposal and went with him
but WAS unable to sustain the charge.
According to the boys testimony, she
struok him in the face with a SUCK ana
also blackened his eye. She was nned
Oil aud costs.
Martin O'Toole was next arralgued
for disorderly conduct. The youth
with a number of associates has fre-
auently been in the habit Of congrega-
t,ne at the corner Of Fifth and Monr"t
streets, greatly to the annoyance OF
Tbeoo1rs Feuokle, who keeps store al
that place. On last Saturday evening,
Mr.. i. had requested number Of boys
who had an accordeon and who were
making the air hideous with its strains
to leave the corner, when the prisoner
rushed across the street, asserting that
he would do as he choose and that he
had as much right upon that corner IS
any other corner, at the same time
threater ing to hit Mr.. F. with a brick
if he would try TO choke him. A num-
ber of boys stated that the plaintiff was
in the habit OF choking them. The
prisoner was fined costs in the case AID
held in the sum of 500 bail to kFcp
the peace.
Joseph Springer and Robert Camp.
bell, for being drunk, were each nned
fifty cents and costs this morning.
Charles DiShroon and James Collins
were arrested for disorderly conduct
During the performance at the Opera
House last evening, both individuals
created disturbance by fighting IN
the gallery. Officer Jones hearing Col
Inns swearing and seeing him striking
the cclored man arrested the former
and officer Dolan arrested the latter.
Collins was fined s. and costs. Nothing
could he proven against the colOr'd
man and he was d scharged. I
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
Indiana Re RePubIlcens HoDefuv

CINCINNATI, Feb, 1.-the Republi.
can County Convention held through
out Indiana yesterday for the appoint
ment Of delegates to the State, Congress.
sional, Judicial, and Senatorial Con
ventions, and committees for campaign
organization, were largely attended
and enthusiastic. Reports received
from nearly 40 counties indicate geu-
eral feeling that the State can be carried
by the Republicans next Fall with
proper organization and work. The
popular candidate for president Ia
apparently Blaine, Grant and Sherman
running absut evenly.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
J he PfIE9 of (lt9 World.

Are - Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su
Ear Ioa.ed, ~lth0ut an equal, They 1oyct
ripe or ScNGn III Cycrst,nI. move the bowels
easy 10y actlnY directly on the Liver, restore
the lost e4erfies by promoting the healthy
acticn o! TIE Liver In doing this HeaGaaha,
NVufaiEia, Pains f.. tue rG'!t or left side or
t'nough th2 Aon2s. Indigestion Costyencss,
TO- Stomach, WsaA EacB, n.5rt""ss Ead
%%toinSs through the poty, Arntoa ;. ah,.
In other bodily irtirmiti6s are cured. Tuer
are tic only PMS known that will positively
operate without Gripping, SickeDtng WcaE-
ncGS, or i9aviny tie bowels cSstlve. Taev
promote hcalthy Liver and leave the system
roe ron tne danger Of pfGyajlng diseases.
srii w. ne,leis and county store Acopors.
lSs !oF ilr. Siloms' Pills and tGke utherg.
FHnr'pai depot, Fourth and King, ' Lp4ing.
tJu. De-, t-hAielphla. 8O2 arch St
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
ReLnOYRIA.

Joseph LOper, tobacconist, at Second
and shipIey sts.. will remove TO 12I
Market street, where he intends keeping
a boarding house.
Ihe store on the S. W. cor. of SEQ.
cnd and Shipley, will be Occupied bv
A. +. Christy who will lay in a fuil
and line stock of segars and tobacco on
March 25th. 0''
The Misses Bradley will remove
about the first Of March from their dry
goods and trimming store ct Ssventi,
and Lombard streets TO . farm Of 100
acres, near Clayton, Kent County, which
they lave purchased.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
street Parade

The Buffalo Bill combination parad
through our principal streets at BOZ
to-day. The procession was headt
oy Seals large omnibus which conta
ed a band of music. This was follOWt
ny indians riding upon horses, and Il
smal! boys were delighted by view
the Mexican mustang and ejaculatt
"myl but amt it dressed pretty"
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
INSANE 7tutUgrar.

In the Supreme Court st Springfield,
Mass, on Saturday, experts testified to
the insanity Of JOHN E.mmler, who
murdered his three children in Holly
oke last summer. The court, there.
tore, refused to order his arraignment.
will be made to have him
formally declared insane, and commit
ted to an asylum as life convict.