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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-08

that county did not provide for its eleoting
delegates to the congressional convention,-
that is that the choice of the party in that
county was forestalled, but the contestants do
not claim to have been selected by any sort of
convention.
At this moment Wards opera house, where
ed. The Dunnell men have mostly followed
Youman's 8 and Simpson to the right side Of the
house, and the anti-Dunnell men have mostly
followed Braden and Sim. Child to the left
side of the hall, The ruction is about to open.
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Greenmau's South Shore house, White Bear,
is the coolest spot on the lake. Go there TO-
night for your refreshments.
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white Bear Lake.

Music and dancing at Lake Shore Pavilion
tonight. Boats, bath house and lnnch stand
on the grounds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-08

1t is reported that winter wheat In some
localities in the vicinity of Lone Prairie is
uffering for rain.
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TeIegraphIc from Toledo. O

Mr.. EDITOR: Say to your readers that Days
Kidney Pad is extensively used here by our
best citizens, and is effecting most wonderful
cures. It is the best Kidney remedy ever sold
in this locality. w. X. WEST. Druggist.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-08
White Bear Tonight.

Great Western band concert at Lake Shore
Pavilion from 6 to 8. Dancing at Leip house
from to 10. Special train from lake at II,
midnight.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-08

Upon reassembling shortly after : o'clock,
the committee on credentials made the follow
ing report, which was adopted
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The Republicans Hold Funeral and
Washburn Supplies the Corpse.
HARMONY OF oFFICEHoLDERs.

DAY RETRIBUTION DRAWS NIGH.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
vEilmi nEt Eton,a AthiesIss.

The Wilmington Athletic Association
is patronized literally by large mum.
bsr Of young men, almost every night,
and generally through the day mum.
Der are also present to test their mas.
Gle on the apparatus and practice hand
springs. Professors Guthrie and Grinsr
are present every Tuesday and Thurs
day evening to give Instructions. Last
night by the aid Of Henry Walker, q
light weight third man, they gave some
wonderful exhibitions Of muscular
strength and agility. GRthris, being
the larger man Of the three, stood Gri'
ner upon his shoulders, while the lat.
ter stopped down and taking Walker
BY the wrists assisted him to his (Gri-
nsr's) shoulders, where he stood up.
right. In this position the NOV ing liv-
ing column, some fifteen feet high, NOV
cd around the amphitheatre. The feat
of Grinsr standing with his head upon
Guthrie's head was enc Of the most dif6-
cult attempted, but the young men
went through with II admirably.
Through the instructions Of these
young men, quite a number Of the
members OF the assosiatioa are becoming
quite proficient athletics. Professors
Guthrie and Griper, also Walker the
light weight man, will be present on
Thursday night, when it is especially de
sired that all the members Of the asso
ci2ti0n will be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
The Train cd Blood Hounds.

"Were the hounds hard to train to
act on the stage :" asked q REPUBLICAN
reporter of the eolOred men who were
leading the blood hounds around town,
which were to perform in the play Of
"Unsle Toms Cabin" The dogs are
immense brutes, muscular and large
bonsd, bat they did not look at all te
rocious.
"Hot very hard," replied one of the
men, Eve took 'em, you know, when
they were puppies and they soon learn
ed what was wanted of 'em. 1t looks
from the stage Just like they were
gsing to kill some one, but II you were
close to 'em you eeuld see that they
were playing and as soon as the cur
tain drops they jamp around wagging
their tails, and licking the hands OF
the lady that takes the part OF Mrs.
Harris. They are full biosded Russian
blood hoands.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
ATHumk Robbed.

Warrants were issued yesterday for
the arrest Of William Smith, who, it 10
said, has been missing from his home,
No. S3S Poplar street, for one week.
Last Wednesday morning he left his
residence with the remark to his wife
that he would be back soon, but since
then he has not bs,n heard from. On
sunday, Fannie Wilkinson, whe boards
with the Smith family, discovered that
her trunk had been broken open and
rifisd Of col. The theft ia supposed to
have been committed by Smith and
thus his long abIsnce is accounted for.
The facts OF the case were Kept secret
until yesterday, when the young lady's
employer, Henry B. Courtney, advised
her to have Smith arrested. The fugi-
tive is short, black-haired English
man and is about thirty years Of age.
He was employed ss a laboref at the
Harlan i Hollipgsworth Company'R
works at the tims Of his disappear
anes.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Mra, Rarg man Again.

The New York Tribune OF this morn
ing says Mrs. Elizabeth Bergman,
whose flight from Philadelphi8 to this
city caused some interest . month ago,
was at Police Headquarters yesterday,
and, 1t ia believed, despite the dsn ial
OF the police, stayed in her quarters at
Matron Webb's over night. In the
course of the day she had several pro.
tracted interviews with President
French, who andeavored to persuade
her to return to her home and friends.
Subsequently there was a long inter
view between President French and tive
men from Philadelphia, oue Of whom
was Mrs. Bergmsn's guardian. This
person insists that his ward shall re-
turn, and in case Of her persistent re-
fusal, threatens coercion. The woman
has given up the romantic delusioD
that saused her to come to New York,
aud is perfectly sane. For week after
her departure from Police Headqrsr-
ters she was guest atthe Park Avenue
HOTEL then less expensive rooms were
found for her by her guardian at pri'
vats boarding. house, No. ITO Fourth
Avenue, where she remained with her
maid until yesterday. She was visited
twice by her guardian, who urged hel
TO rejoin her friends.
After the last interview with him
yesterday she packed her trunks and
went away, informing he iSndlady
that she would go to Philadelphis with
her mother. She sought refuge at 20
lice Headquarters, where, 1t was learn
ed that her mother would arrive to-day
1t is said that her husband, grieved q
his wife's conduct, has renOunced hel
and Is about to return to Sweden alone
Mrs. Bergman's weslth has bean great
! ly exaggerated. According to her owl
statement her income dces net exceed
IS, 600 a year.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
ATATE HRALTM BOARD.
Tho AnnuaI Me.iinE Yesterday
Aficrsess Held with oiesed
Doors.

49, ~oh VShA1G 1CbtSEuMN
Afiersesa Held with Oiesed
Doors.
When the State Board OF Health went
into annual session In the Clay ton
House yesterday afternoon the REPUBLI.
CAN reporter was the only newspaper
representative present, and he had
come to the meeting at the request OF
DR.. L. p. Bush. DR.. Bush laid the
matter OF having the press represented
at the meeting before the Board, and
stated that he thought 1t would be bst.
ter to have the sessions more fully re.
ported, and get some Of Its more impor-
tant questions before the public.
A member OF the Board from down
the State objected to having any re.
porters present, and continued in his
objection so strenuously that DIR. Bush
finally yielded and the reporter with.
drew, and only q crude report Of the
meeting can be given.
Those present at the meeting were
Drs. John Z. Kane, l.. P. Bush, G. @.
Cham berlain. Albert Whitley and vii.
liam Marshall. ...
DR.. Bush read q valuable paper on
malaria and its effects upon the pso
pie Of the State. Accompanying this
was q tabulated report Of statistics re.
ceiyed from twenty-four physicians Of
this State in answer to inquiries in re-
gard TO the causes and comparative fire.
quency Of mslarial fevers, both as re
CARDS the past and as In comparison
with other diseases. The replies also
cover the relation Of nalarial diseases
with regard to the improvement in the
cultivation Of soil, the character Of fer
tilizers, improvement in the mode Of
living, especially among farm-laborers,
the extent OF swamps, ponds and
marshes, in the districts reported upon
and the extent and character Of drain.
age. The replies also embrace the
views Of those twsnty-four physicians
as to the most effectual mode Of proteo-
tion against malarial feyers.
A bill TO be presented TO the next
Legislature, providing for the estab-
llshment Of registration Of deaths,
births and marriages In this State,
was read and approved by the Board.
II was urged that a registration Of this
kind would inform the Board as to the
sanitary condition Of the whole State,
and thus materially help that body in
Its important work.
The Board adjourned to meet in
Dover On the second Tuesday, follow.
ing the Hrst Monday In June next.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
FiF0men'n NNteA.

The PhGnix Active Associations
ball will be given on Christmas eve.
The other day driver Patterson, Of
the Phoenix Fire Co., "hooked" his
horses in i've seconds.
The Washington Fire Company's
ball will be given on the night OF Feb.
ruary u. The ofioers for the occasion
are: Master of ceremonies, John W.
Grow; floor manager, c. A. Bourbon;
first assistant, James N, Milburn; second
assistant, VIM. Z. Bowen; third assist
ant, W. T. Lincoln; fourth assistant,
William Jones; chairman of the execu-
tive committee, Lewis Sasss.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
cKNTLRaxEN's LIST.
The Yorktown Centennial.

The programme prepared BY the
Yorktown Centennial Commission was
submitted yesterday to the Joint Con-
gressional Committee on the Yorktown
celebration. 1t was feuRd, however,
that the act of Congress in relation to
the subject did not authorize the Joint
Committee to adopt the extensive plan
proposed. A resolution was, therefore,
adopted merely complimenting the
work OF the Commission. The commit
tee will contne its recommendations
and the expenditure of money to the
three dsys' ceremonies in which the
United States authorities will psrtici-
pate, leaving the private association to
carry out the remainder Of the pre-.
gfamne.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
sPEDJAL MENTION.
Bargain, q, sIiddie,on's.

ain. Valencia rAisins, rs cts; sesdless
.,.ips, II cts; sultana raisins. IA ct1;
R,n.Ost+l do. Is cts; fancy layer raj
h., for Christmas by the pound and
Mxss; citrou. rs cts. 10; orange and
k.mou teel, 70 cts.l .lb;currants, s ots.lb;
I'M osps Of trophy and Canada Victor
ssn,toes, 10 cts; table peaches IL ets.s
L,n, ME peaches, 10 cts; canned peas,
"A ia % Gu Bakers corn, Is CTS; Wins.
Il !, corn, Is cts; Niagara corn, 10 cts;
/ Iuss goblets OF ielley, ,25 cts; jelley s
lpa 10 cts. per glsss, assorted haVors
EDS pure; choice new crop New Or
I. 5.,p. molassss,7o cts per gallon; do. so
n. sps syrups st various prices; chow
{bcs in 2 gallon buckets; preserves Of
$ia.,ent kinds In Q 10. buckets, a snit-
shs sils for consumers 1t less than re-
4 N prices; 3 lbs. choics minee meat,
cis; fancy do. 10 cts ID; 4 lbs. apple
u.tsr, % cts; psSeh' butter, 10 cts 10;
slts. p. Il &. Oleins soap, rs cts; sand
ap, 4 cts; pound blsacher, 6 cts;
|sani bleaching, q cts; oleine soap,
ds; a 4 ID. cake Of soap, lS cts;pure
ln soap, q cts lb; Z lbs. Buckwheat,
cs; 7 lbs. 0At meal. % cts; try our
b and so ct teas, none better in the
.y, fair coffee, III cts our santos
siss a. 28 cts. cannot be found else
here it is better than any Java; al
ad.s Of Rio cdfees; q full line o.
red fruits, such rs plums, cherries
,ckberries, prunelles, almonds, wal
uR, pecan nuts Il etc. Come and buy
here you can get goods the cheapest
.s aIDDIEToE, s. 4. cor. 4:h d Kinl
|Iteis.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Paid the Costs.

The Delaware State Mutual, Fire and
Marine Insurance Company yesterday
paid the costs In the late libel suit
against W. T. Croasdals. They
amount to over $12OO, not Of course in
cluding attorneys fees. 1t is said the
Company still intends to push the suit
they have aealnst the Every Evening,
Publishing Company.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Fast gravel.

Yesterday morning the fast mail
train bound south and due at 7.5S,w4s
behind time, and did rot leave until
$40. The train reached the President
ST., depot Baltimore, at 10 o'clock, ran
ming the distance 72 miles in one hour
and forty minutes. A representative
of the RRPuBLIcAE was aboard and ap-
preciated the speed that landed him in
Baltimore 81 early in the morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Watch St0Eent

A pickpocket in the crowd which
thronged the hallway at the Opera
House, last night, stole gold watch
from the pocket Of Mr.. Z. 7. Walton who
was waiting for friend to purchase .
ticket for him. he seized the suppos-
ed theft and Special Officer Buck
searched him, bat the stolen article
was not found. The watch was valued
at $3.50, and Mr.. Walton offers 800 re-
ward for its return.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
CON 6RERS.

saaIsbury 8tiFu up shs kellogg
SaSatorlst CsnaeSE again The
RaeR neil Electoral USuns Reso-
lOtiOns W1tharawA untfI after
New Years.
In the II. $. Senate, yesterday, bills
we're introduced by Mr.. Edmunds to
rsvive the Court Of Alabama Claims,
add by Mr.. Williams. to prevent the
introduction of cattle diseases. Mr..
salisbury gave notice that on Thurs
day he would move to take up the res
olutions declaring Mr.. Kellogg, Of Lou
isiaus, not entitled to q seEt. The bill
for the relief Of Fitz John Porter was
passed, with an amendment offered by
Mr. Dawes, limiting the authority to
reinstate Porter to "witlin l8 months
frsm the passage of this act," and re-
quiring confirmation by. the Senate.
Mr.. Mcdonald gave notice that he
Eould to-day ask consideration Of the
pending motion to reconsider the vOts
Of last session indefinitely postponing
the Five Per Cent. Bill" distributing
certain proceeds Of public land Gales
among the States. The bill devoting
part Of the proceeds Of land sales to.
public education was taken mp. After
an executive session the Senate sd-
jsurned.
la the House, q resolution was adopt
ed calling on the Postmaster General
for information regarding certain al
legged abuses Of the ranking privilege.
Mr.. Morton, Of New York, introduced
a bill to incorporate the Nicsragus
Canal company, which was referred to
the Committee on Commerce. MIR.
Bicknell called up his Electoral eoun.
resolution, but was compelled by the
fflibusteripg" Of the Republican mem
bsrs to desist from pressing them. He
gave notice that he would Gail them up
in January " as sosn as he could find
lat members on his side of the House,"
A resolution appointing A. w. c. Now
Ian, of Virginia, Postmaster Of the
House, was adopted, and he was sworn
in. The House then, ON motion Of Mr..
Wood, OF New York, went into COM
mittes on the Funding bill. After dis
cussi"n, the committee rose, and the
Diplomatic and West Point apprepria-
tion bills we're reported, o:dersd to be
printed and resommittsd. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Real EatMse sal Q.

Last week l.. W. Stidhsm sold ths
estate Of Harlan Cloud, deceased. The
home farm, situated in Chester county.
sold for fifteen dollars per acre. The
farm near the snuff mill At Falkland
sold for so per acre. A 30 acre tract
brought $50 per acre. A small tract OF
Woodland brought t67 per acre.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
A warnnne 10 bad Boys.

Although their mothers, who accom-
panied then were almost weeping for
shame, Frank Ward and John Mullin,
two small boys smiled I ndifferently
when arraigned at police court last
evening for fighting in the street near
the Opera House, on the night before.
Officer Bowling gave conclusive proof
and the boys were fined 81 each, the
costs and fines amounting in each case
to 1917. Neither of the mothers had
the money with them and the boys
W ere locked up.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
A Hard Head.

At police court George wilkins was
arranged for assault on Charles Walker.
Both are cslored men. They had got
into fight, and, according to the tss-
timopy, wilkins threw coooanut at
Walker, hitting him In the head.
Walkers Uranium was the hardest, for
the socsanut new to pieces, but 1t
knocked him down and raised . big
lump. The prisoner was fined %.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
The New Temperance Cause.

Last evening several temperance ad-
vocates met BY agreement at Ro.4 East
Third street, and formed working
band for the promotion Of temperance.
They adopted the title Of " The Pro.
hibits ry League" Of Wilmington, Della
ware. They also adopted constitution
and bylaws.
II Is composed of mem 5ers of the
Good Templars, Sons Of Temperance,
State Alliance and others, and, from
what we can learn, they intend to do
active work in the cause their ulti-
mate object being Prohibition. They
meet again on Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
MmaN no Sold

Ets next 10 days, prior to moving,
GOOD second. hand sewing machines
b makes, that will work and sew as
si as new. Price from 81 to &S.
food Christmas present, Alss the
w No. 8 Wheeler L Wilson light,
ming, noissless. A child can run it,
pn'l oil the works. No better Christ
u resent. Wheeler 4 Wilson, M'fgc.,
d, i2S Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
W wITZLAAD ID.
Ne Taste for Cold Stan dard.

GENEVA, Dec. 14.-The proposal ofths
Federal Council to coin $3.50, 900 gold
twenty franc pieces, has been rejected by
tha National Assembly, on the ground
at in the present state OF exchanges the
operation would bring no profit to the
country, and would beregardsd abroad
as q step toward q gold standard,
esnsummation which tine Assembly
earnestly deprecated.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
.rapktna,s Faxorite Pills.

Dr. Simms' Veg petable Liver Pills (sugar
eoated) move the bowels easy by acting d.
reotly on the liver, restore the lost energies
In dolng this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the ri ght or left side or through the limbs,
indig estion. costiveness, sicg stomach, weak
hack, dissiness, bad feelings through the
body, aet log limbs, biliouaness, general
weak cess and other bodily intirmities are
cured, They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costive. A splendid. easy, purgative
and liver cure. 26 cents and sl box. Main
depot, 4th and King sts. Philadelphia Goa.
Arch street, Sold BY DEALERS W
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Delaware J0k q.

A we'll known gentleman who lives
not a thousand miles from Georgetown
on the line OF one OF the railroads lead
ing therefroH, became the happy father
of bouncing baby very early the other
morning. About dsybrsAk he came
down stairs, wringing his hands, the
tears streaming down:his cheeks and the
very picture OF bitter suguish' whats
the matterP" asked q member OF the
family, seriously alarmed. Matter"
WAS the reply, between his sobs why
there's matter enough; the child's mis-.
formed" "Misformed, what do you
meant" "Why 1t Ia g girl and was
calculating on boy.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Holiday GOOds.

Eugs. 0ttomans, Stools and Chairs,
|lEs, Handkerchieis, Ties, Trays,
|Oles, Plates, Wallets, Table and
'lno Covers, Counterpanes, Linen
able Cloths and Napkins, Gossaner
Vater- Proofs and Hosiery. Novelties
ought for this years Christmas and
,w Years gifts. Come aud see them
|lstber yol buy or mot. G. Worrell,
stnic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
nelmwnre abowe ON TrfaI,

The Turf, Field and Farm for last
week, contains q long account Of the
trial Of dogs at the Eastern Field, in
New York on December 22nd. The
degs Warwick, owned by Anthony
Higgins. Esq, of Wilmington, and
Dasning Monarch by John c. Higgins
of Delaware City, took part. The last
named received the second prizs.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Thirty Yonra for Rawe .

A negro rag g-picker, named Isaac Smith
WAS convicted in the criminal court at
Washington, on Monday, Of rape on a
colored child nine years old named
Hattie Beckett. He WAS sentenced to
thirty years imprisonment, the full
period allowed by the statutes, in the
Albany penitsntiary. A plea of guilty
was entered against him for the second
case of committing q rape on Elizabeth
Harris, aged ten years. Sentence in
this case was suspended until Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Anew Refund Hsu sc.

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad is making great
improvements at BAy-View, near Bslti.
more, at hsjunction efthe Washington
and Potomas railroad. Several acres
Of land have been purchased at that
place and large numbers Of hands,
horses and carts are employed in grad
ing the grounds and laying the founda'
tions for depot and round'Aouss. 1t
10 said that these are to be the handsom-
est buildings on the line Of the road.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
prnu,,uea are Brokem

entissly tso often these davs, but the
pub.ic knows that st Mrs. 9. 4. Gar
toms millinery store, No. 2c4 King st.,
no customer IL ever disappointed.
Work 10 always ready when promised, ,
and prices are the lowest in the city.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
The woAtlteF,

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal ofhcsr, Washington, Dec. Isl
0. m.
Indications for Wednesday-Por the
Middle Atlantic States, falling, followed
BY rising barometer, rising, followed
by lower temperature, southsrly, veer
ing to westerly winds, partly cloudy
|or cloudy Weather, with rain, followed
by clearing " wsather.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
A EUpper.

The ladies Of Green Hill Presby yterian
church, have made arrangements u
have supper in the lecture roem o.
the church on Thursday evening and
their friends in Wilmington sre sspe-
eially invited to extend helping hand
q, the tables on this occasion The
price OF admission Is 6fty cents, and
the design Is to apply the profits to a
good cause. Rev. Mr.. More, the pas
tor, is actively engaged in the work ol
encouraging the ladies, and his ooun'
tenanos Of their efforts, should In
sure Q grand saocess.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
more Aboat LawGOn's.

Entering LAwton's store, 607 Market
street, did the visitor not know better
he might suppose he was entering a
crystal palace. The glass and plated
ware glimmsr and glimmer like dis'
monds. There is nothing however tha'
is more attractive and more suitable
for Christmas presents than the bean.
tiful decorated lamps, which are
amongst their specialities. They are Of
varied and unique designs and withal
at prices within the reach Of all. These
lamps are o novelty and no mistake.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
:. ...p,p call III. attention Of Samuel

V,wsulD call the attention Of Samuel
k,s,.sud. Hon. XII Salisbury and
P.., "whits Mans Party" champions
M, the Democrats Of the Sixth Senate
4, pis,ric, Of Philadelphia nominated
..,o,sd man as . candidate for State
..,.,or. DR.. Frisby, the colored man
[.,.,,.i TO, had been frss nominsted by
/. ,,,,iOn Of the solorsd voters, but the
['iu, Of the joke 10, that when he
G..,d he had been endorsed by the
|n.pOOr.oy, he promptly withdrew his
candidate. He could stand
|n.,h, bat nomination by the Demo
,..ya,a little too mach.
Vs,ysrr or the New York Herald has
..D,,ibutsi s25, ,00c to the Grant en-
b,vmsp, fund. There Is nothing small
4, pepnet. when money 10 needed for
4 object which he approves.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

The jackson. Denoerstic club intends
giving another Of their suocessfu and
very pleasant suppers soon. -
The West Chester Record think
Delaware has done right TO take the
first steps toward beet sugar manufa )
ture.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Am Edtlorinl lecturer.

"The German Capital" will be the
subject OF free lecture to be delivered
BY J. Eugene Reed in the Second Baptist
Church at s O'Clock tonight. Mr.. Reed
is the editor of the Baptist Family Mag
azine of Philadelphia.