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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-01
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Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
Police III earrings.

Charles Milton, colored, was ar.
raigned before the Mayor, yesterday
morning, on the charge of firing into
the parade on Saturday night. He was
fined So and cost, and required to fur
nish a 5000 peace bond.
Charles Latch and Harry MacGregor,
who we're charged with vagrancy, were
sent to jail for Is days.
Seven men charged with loa6ng at
Second and Market streets were requir.
ed to pay the costs of their trial.
Jesse Jones was fined s. and costs
for drunkenness and disorderly con.
duct. and fighting in the street.
Last evening Andrew Harmon was
6ned $5 and costs and was required to
furnish a 5000 peace bond for disorder
ly conduct aud resisting an officer.
Shadrach Trusty, who was tried this
merning for firing a pistol in the
streets, was fined $l0 and costs and
was hold in a 5000 peace bond.
Carolina Kyle, charged with disor-
derly conduct, was fined 50 and costs,
and was required to furnish q 5000
peace bond.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
The Aged W omRn's Home.

The annual meeting of the trustees
OF the Home for Aged Women was held
Saturday afternoon. Three deaths
among the inmates during the past
year we're reported by the manager.
The deceased were Mrs. Curry, Mrs.
HARRISON and Mrs. Wiley. The resig-
nation of the late matron and the ap.
pointment of Mrs. +. J. Coward in her
stead is noted in the report. During
the year one inmate was dismissed for
insubordination. Thirteen applicants
we're received and four were admitted.
The total number Of admissions was
forty four.
A number Of minor improvements and
repairs about the grounds and house
have been made. A legacy, amount
ing to $3.50, has been received from
Mrs. Sally Hamilton. The report also
speaks Of the excursions given the old
ladies by the owners Of the steamer
Republic, FELTON, apd Mccall. An in
vitation is extended to people to visit
the institution.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
|baysrd's Unmappy speech

lliau D. Murphy, Of ALBANY, a
ID gentlemen, who has been on
ump longer than any foreign
tr in Indiana, is sorely chagrined
Blysrd's speech. "Mr. Bayard,
bne." he said to your corresp md.
Lis evening, sis not the Demo-
party and has no right to speak
bu! the speech was made at a
Unfortunate time. lit had been
after the Indiana election II
perhaps have been all well
b, but to have Mr.. Bayard slap
Ople In the fscs after we have
polling upon the stump day and
10 COnCiliate the greenbackers
Estate, as was done in Maine, Is,
the least, certainly very unkind.
d Of making speeches where they
pot needed he had come out here
Ought to have dons, and suffered
Prdships Of a hoosier campaign,
mOcrsts Of this State would not
ave this additional difficulty to
pd with" General Slocum re-
edtO him to day, GAS to Mr..
d'S insinuation that he spoke by
ply Of Hancock, | don't believe a
pitt. Hancock is too shrswd for
rEA folly.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
FOrclUio Koscu O..

by armed men entered Dalton,
On Friday night, and forcibly
+ property seized for violation Of
venue laws. Collector Clark, at
a. reported the facts to Acting
|lsslOner Of Internal Revenue Ro.
Y Saturday, and was instructed to
y lOrce necessary to secure the ar.
] ] 'Ae law-brsaksrs. Revenue A.
wagner was direcIed to cooperate
|he Collector in the matter.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
REPUBLICANS ArkO.KLAND


bag DemoDstra..On ON saturr NJ
Nisht-TOrches, Talk and Great
EmthusiaEEn.
hockland never saw such political
demonstration as that which filed her
iualnt streets with life OIL Saturday
light. The jolliioation was over the
slsing of a flag pole by the Rockland
fepubiicans. It was 100 feet high and
was raised early in the evening, and at
ne top hoated the American flag, 20
feet long, which had been hoisted by
be- fair hand of a young lady of the
village, OF Republican inclinations.
An important feature of the demon
'ration was the parade. It took
place before the mass meeting and was
quite an extensive affair. Over four
hundred men we're in line, and it was
composed OF the following clubs Rock
land Garfield and Arthur club, Brandy.
vine Hundred club, Christiana Mount
ed Troop. Bird Guards headed by the
brandywiIe Cornet band, Garfield Vet
eran Guards, Hastings Guards, Seventh
ward club, Village Pioneer club and q
delegation of the Young Mems RepuL-
licsn club. The six clnbs last mention
ed were from Wilmington and went out
70 Roekland on SPECIAL train, leaving
here at 7 o'clock.
When the parade was over the
crowd gathered around the speakers
stand upon which were seated some Of
the leading men Of the neighborhood.
Mr.. Henry swayne, presided over the
meeting, and, after calling the i'm
mense audience to order, he intreduc.
ed George W. Roberts Of Wilmington
who made a particularly able speech
and was frequently applaaded. He
was followed by Benjam Nields,
ESQ.,, S. R. Smith, Esq, George Talley,
Esq, of Brandywine Hundred and c.
Williams, Esq, prominent member of
the Philadelphia bar.
The meeting was a very enthusiastic
one and the applause was hearty and
long. The parade is still the talk in
Reckland this morning and it did
much to aid the Republican cause in
that quarter.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
AmuAeml RllB.

MATRIMoNY audience at the
Opera House on Saturday night was .
small one but the play "matrimony,'
was most excellently performed, and il
was shown to be what ia claimed, tht
best thing ever written by BARLEY
Campbell. The troupe throughout are
very able artists.
The RrvALs.-To.n might great attrac.
tion will be presented in the Opera
House. "ThS Rivals" will lie played
with the following matchless cast +:
Joseph Jefferson, "Bob Acres" MIS-.
John Drew, "Mrs. Malaprop"; Mr.,
Fred. Robinson, "Sir Anthony" Mr..
Chas. Wavsrly, "Sir Lucius" Mr.. M.
Barrymore, Captain Absolute" Miss
Rosa Rand, "Lydia Languish" ; Mr.. II.
Taylor, Falkland" Mr.. Thomas JEFF
ferson, "Fag" Mr.. Galloway, "Dayid
Miss Adjne Stephens, "Lucy."
COOPER IL BAILEYs' CIRCus-Ths great
circus OF Cooper 4 Bailey will exhibit
here next Thursday, and in the morh-
ing a street parade will be given. A
Philadelphia paper thus truthfully
speaks Of the show:
SIN the menagerie proper, under the
widest spread of tents ever erected, will
be found much to instruct and edify.
Take a volume Of natural history, care
fully turn its pages, and there is little
there not found, alive and natural, in
the half hundred dens around the sides
of the pavilions. The baby hippopota-
mus, the only one on exhibition on this
continent; the splendid specimens
half, full grown and infant camels; the
dens Of lions, Bengal tigars, bowling
hyenas and Rocky mountain panthers,
all manipulated and performed by
brave men and women, 60 to make q
geological display unsurpassed any
where--and we have not mentioned the
unexsmpled herd Of fifteen mammoth
elephants, more than are exhibited in
any other establishment we know Of"
BRIEF NOTES.
The Aberly minstrel troupe will not
be here on next Wednesday.
The Bijou Opera company is coming
some time this month.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
The New Orleans EmbezzIer.

Ex-sheriff Gauthreaux, Of Orleans
Parish, La, who has been accused of
embezzlling large sum, has sent the
New Orleans Democrat statement from
figures given by the city aut horities
"showing that the city is indebted to
him $45OO after crediting them with the
entire amount claimed" He adds: |
have never known myself to be indsbt-
cd to the city Of New Orleans, as far as
cash is concerned, in larger amount
than $4,000, as admitted by the city
authorities last June which was settled
by cash and deposit Of certificates as
collateral"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
nREvITIEs.
Sun risos Q. .'o........ sun sets 8 81.
ioinarla anch-Tha hYnena ] altar.

Sun riscs Q. 6.N0........ suu sets 8 81.
A joiner's ench-The hypene altar.
Large and small boxes barrels, 99c. store.
rhe water in the Brandy vine creek is yer!
lew. ...7 ...
uupping and leeohink at No. los Z. secord
street.
Is clothing store q coterIe, pantry, or a
yestry?
Read the REPUBLICAN, every day during
he campaign.
The Board of Health will meet in regulaI
ession tonight.
This is delightful period of the year for
lrive in the country.
g. S. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market st.
Fail styles now ready.
Cooper, Bailey & Co.'s, circus will perform
in this city on Thursday
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's.
seventh and King streets.
stake care" says an exchange. Well, take
1t in small doses, II yeu must.
Persons wishing choice -four should call Oh
Mccartney, 2 and W. 10th st. !
Grace church was attended, last evening,
Dy an immense congregation.
Joe Jefferson will appear at the Opera
House tonight in 'The Rivals"
You can buy as cheap at A6air's as at any
other furniture house In Delaware.
a woman's heart, like the moon, is always
changing, but there is always man in 1t.
Fine watches and Jewelry at e. H. HAM,
IS Eist Fourth street, Wilmington, DEL. y
1t is contradiction of natural philosophy
out cold, cold ice.cream will warm up her
heart.
The early bird catches the worm. Later in
the day, the leisurely sportsman gathers in
the bird.
Now is the time to get your stoves, ranges
and heaters repaired, at Milton Shippers, Ill
West Eighth street.
A society for the prevention of pie eating
mas been started in Boston. 1t will be pltro-
nIzed by the upper crust.
Matinee from $50 a. m. to $50 p. m. Large
clear Havana cigar, only cents, at No 3 E.
4th st., and No. 10 market st. I
An Ithaca little girl, attempting to describe
an elephant, spoke OF it as "that thing that
picks up with its nose"
Charles II. Beckett, who has been engaged
with j. Mealy tor several Years, has opened q
pool room and cigar store at No. los and l10
Market street.
The spots on the sun do not begin to create
such disturbance as do the treckles on the
daughter.
A bag OF 9Shs rich, sweet -four; first grade
and fresh ground, at $500. My flour and
price are satisfactory to all my patrons. Vim
d. Pickles, 407 King st.
Why is fashionable society like a warming
pan? Because it is highly polished, but very
hollow.
Notice to the Public.--I Will halt-sole and
neel boots'and shoes for 81; other mending In
proportion, John E. Bailey, S. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Ezra Fell Front and Madison is running out
the best coal to families at short notice and
in good condition. As cold weather is at hand
you would do we'll to give him call.
Speaking of thunder turning fresh milk
Blitters says 1t can't hold candle to a vi-'
clous COW. He says he has a COW that can turn
whole pailful Of new milk 'quicker'n thun.
der!'
"My son John was smart one,
He tackled four creams at the helm;
All four they irOze in the smart one
He's now in the creamy realm"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
a GhOs, Tha, Would not Down.

David Irelan, our well-known farm
er-citizen, has very fine farm on thu
road between Dover and Rssh's saw
mill, in Kent County, and upon that
farm he raised a large bull as white az
snow. The bull not being as pure in
disposition as in appearance, Mr.. Ire
Ian fattened him and one day last week
sold him to Dover butcher. The lat
tor with an assistant called one even
ing to lead his bullship away to slaugh-
tet that his tender flesh might tickle
the palates Of Dover epieureans. Mr..
Bull showed a decided disposition like
Jeff Davis to be let alone aud to remain
on his own native heath. However,
bulls like people cannot always have
their own way, and to convince this
particular bull Of that fact, long rope
was tied around his horns, and long
hahn tied to his legs to impede the
velocity of his flight, if the rope should
break or the horns be torn from their
sockets. Thus armed against flight
aud fight, the bull and his party OF
leaders and drivers, started on their
Journey towards Dover. When what
is called "Devil's White Oak" on the
borders of wood was reached "a corner
noted for abrupt appearance of ghosts
and hobgoblins, Mr.. Bull began to be
very cantankerous, and positively re-
fusing to 60 any further preferred to re
main right there and hold communion
with the ghosts that were said to I'LL
the air and rattle chains amongst the
stumps and trees. The drivers Of Mr..
Bull attributing his sudden ferocious-
ness to the subtle ghostly influences
felt somewhat uncomfortable themselves
aud lost no time in wrapping the rope
around the tree and speedily vacated
the place leaving Taurus paving the
dirt into the air and rafting his chains
in terrific manner.
1t was not long before a party came
along in carriage from the State Fair,
when the bull clanked his chain, and
gave a snort that sounded like rolling
thunder. OF course the horse and car
riage speedily turned in another direc
tiou. Another and another party came
along from the Fair but below and
clank of the chain started them back
with blanohed cheeks and palpitating
hearts to find safer road home. Old
Taurus had grim satisfaction in hold
ing the front, all to himself.
None attempted to pass him. FL
nally the butcher having secured help
came upon the scene again, when with
lated breath and cooked pistols, more
afraid of ghosts than of bulls, they ad-
vsncsd autiously and united the rope
rom the tree. Mr.. Bull having had
enough of fun went along without offrr-
ng further resistance, and by this time
le is more admired when dead aud
izzling in beef steaks upon cooking |
toves than he was when tied to the
Devils White Oak"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
A Narrnw IacMra.

A small boy aged eight or nine years
fell from Third street bridge on Satur-
day afternoon landing in the CbristiaDa
and had II net been for a young man
named Charles Lewis, who jumped
overheard. and held him until assist
ance was extsnded by other parties, he
would mosc unquestionably have been
drowned
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
i, q. Il. IL.

Yesterday afternoon the General
Committee Of the Irish Catholic Benev-
olent Union Societies, of this city, met
in the room of the Shields Library As
sociation, to hear the report Of the Re-
ception Committee. The treasurer was
instructed to divide the surplus Of the
appropriation for the expenses of the
convention between the St. Peters and
St. James Orphan Asylums.
The General Committee passed reso-
lutions rendering its thanks to the
Philharmonic Society, the citizens,
press, Mayor and President Of Council,
for their kindness in connection with
the convention, and to the Shields Lii
brary Association for the use Of its
room for the sessions Of the Reception
Committee.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
TO build mp, no. to tear down, but thsy
are intent upon destroying our institu-
tions. In onr system OF Education we

70 build mp, not to tear down, but thsy
are intent upon destroying our institu-
tions. In onr System OF Rducstion we
must have Universal Education, the
Bible or text book Of morals In the
public schools and DO division Of public
money to support ecclesiastical or sec.
tional schools. The eloquent preacher
gent on to speak Of the importance OF
education and to describe what It is
and what 1t should be. In concluding
IN that point he declared that eduoa
ton was not the enemy Of religion as
ONE said but tho handmade Of reli-
gion.
In twenty or thirty years all Of Us
here will be gone, and the land will
have passed into the hands Of those who
are our children now, either to grow
and prosper or be squandered and de.
stroyed. They or the enemies of the
country are 10 be overcome. What Is
the hope II education is not carried
On well. The Spartan general was
asked to point out the walls Of Sparta.
He pointed to his men and said, ''thess
are the walls Of Sparta and every man
is stone" And SO should l, were
asked for the walls Of our country,
pointing to the boys and girls, and
would say, "Thsse are the walls of our
country every boy Is q pillar and
svery girl q corner stone polished after
the similitude Of palace" Woe to
any church or party who tries to de-
stroy the present school system of our
land.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
Broke HIS Arm,

George Niedermaier, aged about ten
or twelve years, who resides on Ship
ley street between Front and Second
streets, yesterday afternoon fell from
the fence which surrounds he White
Horse Hotel, Second and Tatnall streets
and broke his arm above tho elbow.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
The weekly Mor.uary Report.

There were fourteen deaths In the
city last week, as compared with six
teen tor the corresponding week o.
last year.
The causes Of death we're: Burns, l;
congestion of lungs, /; cholera infan.
tum, / bronchitis, l; congestion Of
brain, convulsions, / general de-
bility, l; heart disease, /; intermittent
fever, ! inanition, / membraneous
Group, +; marasmus, l ; peretonitis, l;
tumor fbroid, l.
The age Of the dead were as follows :
Under one year, 5; from one to five
years, l /; from ten to twenty years, l 4;
from twenty TO thirty years, 2 I; from
thirty to forty years, / from forty to
ifty years, i; from sixty to seventy
years, l; from seventy to eighty years,
/; from eighty to ninety years, L.
The nativity, color and sex Of the
dead were: Native born, IA; white, 9 /;
black, s; female, s; male, 6.
One case Of smallpox, that of child
in Klund street, has been reported.
He has been removed to the hospital
The coroner had two cases, one person
was sent away for interment and one
shild still horn.
The following is the record by wards:
First ward, l; Second ward, l; Third
ward, 0; Fourth ward, /; Fifth ward,
l, Sixth ward, 2; Seventh ward, q
Eighth ward, 8; Ninth ward. l; Tenth
ward, 2.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal officer, Washington, Octt. Al
o. m.
Indications for Monday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, southerly winds,
shifting to west and northwest, falling,
rollowed by rising barometer, increas-
ing cloudiness and areas Of rains, and
lower temperature during Monday af-
teruoon or evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
Attention Dupont Post.

The members Of the Admiral Dupont
Post, 1902, G. A. R., are requested 70
attend the meeting of the Post to-
morrow Tuesday evening at 7.30
O'Clock to take action on the invitation
of Post ia of Philadelphia to be their
guests on Grand Army day October IL.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
Very Orux InQHtry.

Local Steamboat Inspectors Jayne
and Matthews, at New York, after an
inquiry into the causes Of the loss Of the
steamer Vera Cruz, report that she was
tight and staunch mp to the time of the
disaster; that she filed with water
through the openings in the deck made
by the washing away Of the joiner work
and skylights; that the ship was fully
equipped with everything required by
law, and that the captain and officers
remained at their posts and did all in
their power to save the ship.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04

Look out for Smeitz car load of loose
apples, he will sell them by the bushel
cheap, No. l3, E. Fourth street.
Just arrived one more car of those
famous York State Snow FLAKE potatoes.
s. Smeltz, No. l3, E. Fourth street.
Go to S. Smeltz tor your potatoes and
apples, if you want bargains, No. 13, E.
Fourth street.
Gen. Grant has issued his notice that
the Union Veteran Soldiers and Sailors
of the United States will meet in con-
vention at Indianapolis, Ind, on the
7th of October.
Edward Castles, convicted Of muir der
at Bryan, Texas, has been sentenced to
the penitentiary for ten years.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
SPECIAL I'M ENTIOH.
Fall Rivers Spinners.

meeting Of the spinners in Fall
mass, on Saturday evening, it
rI,dsd ~ to leave the question Of
70 some future time when the
aClurers can be taken more at q
'aSu'age," a A resolution was adopt
we appointment Of a committee
nOm each mill, with power to
Passe'lng to decide upon the ques-
Y strike, whenever in their
"a strike may be deemed advis.
HAtfa ~ " assessments are to be
20 o mat if strike shall be inau.
.ae Union may be better able
N 's haFdships. The meeting was
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04

bvBLlCASs, do not forget that the
csOrs Election will be held (to-
bv) Tuesday. 1t is an important
On. Let every Republican go and
his taxes Il he has not already
% aud vote.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04

We have Domestic Cough Syrup
which we can recommend as reliable
oouph remedy. West End Pharmacy,
Ssvsnth and Jefferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04

\ ,c1Ls for the election Of Asses
Inspectors and Road Commission
I'M open tomorrow Tuesday, be-
! eleven and twelve o'clock and
Hose at six o'clock. Let every Re.
|csu nav his tax and vote.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
Magistrate Coles Court.

Thomas R. Percival was given
hearing before Magistrate Cole, this
morning: on the charge of assaulting
Harry B. Mcdaniel. A fine of three
dollars and costs was imposed.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04

M csalIp appetite has failed get q bot.
|tSS SSnn's MS Kidney.Cure. It works
ES ' - akll,dneys, !, liver and bowels,
N : oai,l On the poison from the blood
ill., ''nt help feeling well. Try II.
|rN,s. .sns Prescriptions carefully
|6sv 6""oely " compounded at oll hours
sy Or night, at Taylor & Fuller.
|t,sas, ssR'S's and Apothe,aries, 3O2
N ttSss tSa Of Of wooden pipes for sale
kin,ars Ius -. dreat Tobacco Mart 4th +,
bau p''y ,, streets, VIII, Del. A. A.
PNi.S :. TUFTS, Rogers and Sellers
A, ~ p;er iCr sale by J. R. Hartman,
p,'l rll'A and Poplar streets.
In il'atf; at n aged IS years, fell into a
FnosniNSe ~ Now Providence, Pa, yes.
H'ng' and was smothsred 70
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04

ALMONDS police were ssiS ID
10. ,.,,Iso sr moral spasm on sa'ar,
49, which lasted throughout
II was NO. quite SO severe
das w.. vomi. put singular to say
p V's, ~,s most severe when color
'p.'r were seen standing upon the
D'' y !, the streets whore they usual
|',',,s,n.s H. n every day and walt 70
r,' = little odd jobs here and there.
Y,1,s of these spasms are that
number of oolOrsd men have
,r.,tsd and are confined in the
n,tll they pay costs, yes only
!, Ana for standing on tie corners
.,,..,s, The crime was not 90
= n warrant the imposition OF a
- The kind hearted Mayor has
n lst them of by paying COSTS
!, most importune time for these
10 be made, because If the costs
,hooa man will be Kept in
IN, or sent over to New Castle I'M
r,,asy's election is over, and II
p.0pblicans come forward and pay
0.t,, for the sake Of releasing the
,b,t they might vote, 1t will be
p,t cash in the pockets Of the po'
MAJ they would not get at any
,Ims, This moral spasm strikes
NM, almost on the eve Of an eles
sut never shows itself in opposition
I Illegal dram shops in the city.
DeOuls are beginning to under
The disease better every year
rhsrs one vote is lost by 1t to the
sllc.u party, two Democrats who
Ne in honesty and fair play will
forward and take their places.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
State OF the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Monday
morning, Oct. A:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, u O'Clock,
$50 ITO 800
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04

~ Robes and Horse liam X cts.

II' coming winter will be long
,e9ely ,na cold, l have laid in the
L"uu Suu oest stock of winter goods
|oD Eu'n ~, 70 !. the people of Delaware.
|Ot Ot :" VIII I'm, md a rattling large as
4. '" select from. Our stock Of
n IA SADDLES, brides, trunks,
|Nsr,s ~ ,Sllses and all kinds Of horse
M EI'' h Sufpass any in the State
|iD,Os Os convinced. Hiram Yerger,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-11
rr.m Wood river.

The Leadtr Of the 9th says Mr.. C. L.
Droy returned Inst evening from n trip
TO the Wood river country. having been
absent fifteen days. He had quito q
bitter experience, tho cold being intense.
and his feet and ears wero slightly fro.
zen from exposure: The snow between
Little aud Big Wood rivers is from two
TO twenty feet In depth. and tho country
in every direction covered. Mr. Bfoy
strongly advises everybody TO stay aWuy
from that section at present. asIit will
be impossible to prospect OF do any
work before the middle 81 June. There
are a few ttappers living there, bit no
minors, nor Is there any mining being
done. A number Of teams from Boise
City were hyi1e % got into tho conn.
Try, but they had already f~cotsnmed SIX
weeks on tho trip. ard Ind not succeed.
ed IN reaching their Destination. From
tho above II will DO seen that II is q
good place TO stay away from for the
present, and tho~o asf,ictsd with the
Wood rivorfeVor had betteT tide IL over
until 4 more propitious timo. iyjrg afl