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Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
s'Aopsas FeAis."

DR.. E. G.. shortlidge, of the Fish Pro
porgating Committee of the Delaware
Game Protective Association, q few
days ago, forwarded to Prof. Bsird, oi
the U. s. Fishery Commission, cur
ious fish caught near New Castle with
hook and line, and has received the
following reply:
NEwroRT, r. l., Aug. 70, 1880.
MY DEAR SIR:-I was much gratified q!
the receipt ei the specimen accompany your
letter OF the 18th Of August. AS 1t went to
Washington and was thence returned to me at
Newport, it was in somewhat loud condition
whom got 1t, but 1t was immed iately placed
in alcohol and preserved. It's a species oil
sea catfish, known as AoGsis 1elts, and has
never before been caught north Of Florida.
he extension Of its range is, therefore, a
point Of much interest. Yours truly,
SPBaCER W. BAIRD.
pR. E. q. SKoRTLIDsE,
Wilmington Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
BADLY Hurt.

A boy named William Grier, was
quite badly hurt yesterday, while
working in the upper press room, ol
the powder works of the Messrs. Du'
Pont, by roller falling and passing
ever one OF his legs. He was conveyed
to his home In carriage and tht
wound properly dressed.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
NEwPOR E ITEMS.
ar. Galloway Al Rewp port-A Mem.
ber OF the Salvation Army ON
Hand-Thr0wn from . HOrse--A
Trip 10 Cape May.

ber OF the Salvation Army ON
Hand-TnrOwn from . Horse--A
Trip 10 Capo May.
Special Correspondence ofthe Republican.
NEWPORT, August "a th.-Rev. Mr.
Galloway ofthe local ranks took charge
of the Services aud conducted them
with good results. Mr.. Galloway is 9
we'll known christian man and la zeal,
Qua in the work Of Salvation.
In the evening we had street preach
ing at Mr.. J. Hyatt's Hotel porch, by Q
street Missionary from Philadelphia
He was respectfully listened to and
good results may be expected from It
On Sabbath morning while Mr.. AND
Mrs. Thomas Lyman were at church 4
lad about eight years Of age (brother o
Mr.. Thos. Lynam) mounted horse fol
a ride and was soon thrown of receiv
ing cut on the left side Of the head
and bruising his head badly, causing
the little fellow o great deal Of suffer
ing. His wounds were properly atten
ded to by DR.. Booth and the lad II
doing well. 80,
In q trip 10 Cape May, on the steamer
Republic, on Monday, 23i, we we're IA
vored with q delightful ride on this
magnificent steamer, built and equipped
by Messrs. Harlan & Hollings worth,
We think the Company may be proud
Of their work in this line. She is a
very steady and swift-running boat,
and is managed by good gentlsmanly
officers, and walters likewise. Nothing
seems to be lost sight Of, necessary to
the comfort Of passengers, and affords a
delightful pic MIC excursion to families
desiring q visit TO the 0csan. An ex-
cellsnt band Of music, under charge Of
Prof. W. N. Hogan accompanies the
boat daily. We had plenty Of time for
bathing. Here is the afternoon en-.
tertainment. Each one executing their
parts we'll. This to fun. loving people
is worth all the trip costs. Afternoon
programme on board the steamer Re.
public, Prof. W. NJ. Hogan, Director !;
Overture, Orchestra; pathetic songs,
Mr.. Horn; vocal duett, Messrs. Holmes
and Templeton; oornet solo, Mr.. Baker;
ballad, Mr.. Templeton; character songs
and "Talking Hand" De Silva; banjo
solo, &C., Mr.. Horn.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
Hu2iles asa Rls Colony.

Mr.. Thomas Hughes, the author o
"Tom Brown at Rugby" arrived al
New York last Saturday night on the
steamer Germatic. He visits this couD
try iu the interests Of the English mem
bsrs Of the Board of Aid to Land
Ownership. This board owns about
400, 900 acres Of land in Tennessee,
which are to be developed by English
oolonists, who will be settled there and
aided by the board. II is expected
that there will he grand "opening"
Of the settlement on the l4th proximo,
when,probably, the chief features OF the
enterprise will be announced. Mr..
Hughes is accompanied by the Earl Of
Airle, Lord and Lady 0glivie and other
gentlemen and ladies interested in the
movement.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
The sparrows ana .he Grapes.

Down the state fruit growers feel IN
clined to blame the sparrows with the
failure Of their grapes to come to per-
fiction. The plan of the sparrow seems
to be to pick hole in the grape when
the bee takes possession and completes
the destr uction. ALI of this is very
trying to those desiring to enjoy plenty
oifruit and adds another indictment to
the category OF the sparrow's mis-.
deeds.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
The Weather.

VN Department, Office of the Chief
pa Officer, Washington, Aug. 26-
|HdiCstions for Thursday-For the
is Atlantic States, higher bar
fs' lower temper ature, winds
Fng to northerly, partly cloudy
coldly weather and numerous
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
The Other Side.

An article in yesterdays REPUBLICAN
gives an account Of case before Esq.
Vaadesrift, wherein Mrs. Rose France
was the defendant. We are in
formed that Mrs. Rose France is
q highly respected lady, wife Of
Sylvan France on Walnut street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. She
says she was not held In bonds TO keep
the peace, that not finding anything
against her the Justice dismissed the
caSs.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
Editor HRff.

A few days ago the editor of the Far
90 Times, in Dakota Territory, was
thrown from lumber wagon and dan
gerously injured. Editors need lit
tie recreation, Of course, but until they
can afford to hire a horse and wagon,
and put on so many airs as six-dollar-
a-week store clerk when they ride
through town, they had better walk.
1t doesn't look diguifed to see a
man who manufactures public opinion
riding about on coal cart, street
sprinkler or o lumber wagon.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
Sulcld OF

The other day a hen in endeavoring
to fly over fence on West Seventh
Street caught her head in a small
crack between two boards. Here she
hung peacefully until she died. Was
1t suisidef
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
His Old Gnmse.

orator Harris was in Elkton, Nd, on
fuesday and announced his intention
OF speaking in the evening. For some
reason he did not appear. Another
colored man accompanied him. The
Orator" is played out.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
Fell From a Third story window

Willie, the seven year-old son Of
William Cook, who resides on West
street, below the railroad. fell last
evening from the third.story window
of his father's house. The child was
lying near the window, with his head
upon a pillow; when he fell he seized
the pillow, and upsn reaching the
ground below the pillow was beneath
him. This in all probability saved his
life. When he was picked up 1t was
ascertained that he had received a
number of slight bruises and that his
right leg was broken above the knee.
Dr.. Blocksom set the broken limb, and
the child is doing we'll.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
State Of the TharInamatar

Ae REPUBLICAN, Office, on Thursday
'laing, August 26:
CLOCK, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock,
nv 72O 73C
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
BroUs mt HI ere for Interment.

The remains OF z. G. Donaldson, O
Port Deposit, Md, accompanied by 9
number Of friends, were brought tc
this city this morning on the north
bound train, which arrives here at q
few minutes after ten o'clock. The fu
neral oortege was met at the p, W. &
B. depot by a delegation from Wash.
ing ion Lodge, No. l, A.F. & A. M. This
interment was at the RiverYiew GENE.
terry.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
SPECIAL MENTION,

1As Rest and tho Cheapest.
voa are suffering from a combina
G liver or kidney diseases, ant
Pupatlon, do not fail to use the cele
" Aldney-Wort. 1t is a dry com
as eaSlly prepared as q cup o
ad in one package is as mucl
lslls lLS as can be bought in six dol
pHss Of other kinds. Physician
4slhaIa are constantly using i
pesl success.
Picnic.
pHnusl picnic Of tn, st. James
s'I sanl hpisc pal church was hell
nu| | In R. McFarlin's woods
~. @tndance was very good. Ad
',s ~, were delivered by II. W. Nor
saa Rev' Mr.. Hanson. When III,
cana on tie plsasure-seekers
NV ~upeIled &c enter barn, never
E"'S 'S very pleasant time was expe
New Fall Goods.
~ se5 4; = ). Kirby, the popular milli.
gniU %- N'ng street, has received this
!. a,Is !. ana cpen:d or insp sction new
4, ,", .v' lsII Wear in hats, flowers and
|1Id dIvpons' ',9T Laiies Wishing fall hats
Edss.' Sa all early and sea these really
i State Fair.
Esutse our farmers to exhibit a,
n, 4'ug lair to 10 held at Dover.
|,nna. M ".falg ment has been made te
|ss.S |VtS.e ,@ the display and we are
4, .Srr r'r, mat all who visit the State
Ss,,Mn."s permitted to see a full Iine
net"L Woorsrs.
Rngs a,,. "oo! q Co.s cor. Front and
ppipdns1' ",es's' Wilmington, Del, are
IN S,pSl m.l metal roofers in the State.
/ ha,1 Manufacture all kinds of Of ~uis lirh,
u ds'1 dI'y y! articles of sheet metal.
rapp.sA an, extensively in stoves, heaters
,"''' 1anDSsat Carriage Wanted.
I tisas aa's% ,1.. to buy a good jump.ssa.
!, 70 oDoa 'aA' u. has = been little used. Ap.
"'N'e at REPUBLICAN, office.
or,, Money Found.
Ionh.'u.,' .u the vicinity of Railroad
hy Vsta WI ~ streets, a small sum Of
tips At g1e III u, The owner can have by
Yi0 Washington street.
k,.,,a h,An' Bran. Bran.
Biz NY, tons of Winter wheat bran
b sy4st" @ "n at Stewards 3Os West
Other diiOaltry Powder, for cholera
bt& PnI1ssass PTssseS Of fowls, sold by
ssrest"' t"'''f'0n, Druggists, No. 3O2
eapds ds1n' n,, jar and bottle corks.
aptussnnO u spices for sale by J..
IL Street., Druggist, Fifth and
aakst st,.sa .Ssa~yer. photographers,
s!!pss for 1e'' sNA are taking four fine
w. " 'Vo', also a rim medalias
cheap 'S a. Tdih dishes left to be closed
=" Third and Tatnall streets. us.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
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Accident.

Edward Cox, who resides a. No. 72O
West Fifth street. had his left hand
badly bruised by being caught between
the bumpers Of two cars, which he was
attempting to couple in the yard Of the
P.W. 4 P. Railroad Co., last Thursday
night. He was taken to the residence
OF DR.. Draper, who afforded the nsces-
sary surgical aid
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

sutterley s. Sawyer, No. 302 Market
street, are still copying cid pictures,
aud they are also taking six fne card
photographs for 81 and one 8x10 for 81
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
DROT. n. M. CLARK.

WTANTED TWO GIRLS, EITHER
w While or ooiore at ths swan n,tel,
on Fourth street near Market. S23.tt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

A clear Havana filed cigar given on
pool at the New York Store, s. Z. cor.
Sd and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTN,
DROCLAM ALTON,

Now, therefore, we, John P. Almond.
Mayor of the city nf WILMINGTON, Delaware
and t. Elwood Singley, President OF the
Board OF Health, by the authority Of the an
nexed resolution, and Of an ordinance passed
at the City HALL. April lb, A. D., 1865, do
warn all persons cited In sstd resolution from
bringing TO this city on the 20th day Of Au.
gust, A. d., 1884, negroes commonly called
esiored persons, and other persons from the
cities OF Philadelphia. Penna. and Camden,
N. ] who msy be afflicted with small pox. or
rom the districts or vicinity wherein said dis
ease exists, uDder the penalty of law In such
cases made and provided.
~N> Given under the hand and seal of
SEAL. the Mayor and the hand Of the
wv President OF the Board of Health
and attested by the Secretary, this twenty
NTH day Of August. A. d 1880, at Whining
ton, Del. J. p. ALLMOND, Mayor.
T. ELwoeD SIEGLBY,
President of the Board Of Health.
Attsst'-E. b, Fraser, Secretary.
kesozred, That the Mayor Of this city, to-
gsther with the President of the Board of
Health, sttested by the Secretary of the
Board, do issue o proclamation warming all
persons who shall be afflicted with said dis
ease, or coming from vicinity wherein said
disease exists, under the penalty of the law,
against coming within the Ii mits of this city;
and all railroad companies, steamboat, ship,
vessel or stage owners or managers. from
bringing or suffering to be brought within the
limits of this city any persen who shall be
suffering, or coming from the vicinity of said
disease; and requiring physicians and all
other persons having knowledge of said dis.
Ease, t report the same at once, either to the
President Of the Beard of Health or the
Health Officers Of the city. s263t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
Picnie,
New Fall Goods.

~ se5 \; = j. Kirby, the popular milli-
EniU. in. NlIg street, has received this
n Az, !. "aa u cpened or nspection new
II ,t%, 'Sll Wear in hats, flowers and
M dI'OTOnS' ',,' Laiies wishing fall hats
bdsoma"' a'l early and sea these really
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

The Democrats are split up in tho
Tenth Ward. Councilman Hanna
would love to have the nomination but
Robert G. Shaw will make tie contest
very warm. There Is considerable talk OF
possible Independent Democratic can
didate. The Republican candidate has
been selected, but will not be named
for o week or 80.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
SEE ADVERTISEMENT.
~PHARMACIsT AND CHEMIST.
CALL n SEE US.
NEGRO EmIGRANTs.

Kansas HES Received About Is 900 of
Southern Refugees.
Topeka, Kan Dec. 3l.-A staff cores
pondent of the Chicago Inter Ocean, who
has been making an investigation of the
exodus q .Ksnsas during four weeks trav-
Ell through the state, writes q letter from
here giving his conclusions. He estimates
the number of refugees in this state ut 15,.
600. OF these he thinks probably one-ffth
are able to buy q little land and are making
good progress in farming. Most Of the
balance have found through the Freedman's
relief association places as laborers and
give good satisfaction, and in no county did
he find them applicants or burdened or cor.
poration charities, but the demand for
these laborer. has been stretched to its full
est capacity, as the accumulation OF refu gees
II the barracks, now 700, for whom no
places can be found. clearly indicates.
Judging from what he has learned from
the refugees themselves, end from the in.
creasiDg number. now from twenty-five to
tfty-five arriving every day. the lnter-Ocean
representative predicts that the movement
to Kansas will soon assume such prspor-
lions again as TO astonish the country, and
unless the tide can be turoed or the chart
ty Of the north more readily bestowed, that
the suffering which the relief committee,
although laboring faithfully With The
means at their command. has not been en-
t,rely able to relieve during the recent cold
weather, will soon be turned Toto, gen eral
restitution and great suffering among the
pauper refugees
The Atchisoo. Topeka and Santa Fs rail.
road company commences run
ming regular trains tomorrow to Arkansas
City, which is on the line bel ween Kansas
and the Indian territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
A REVELATION BURST

Upon the public press and medical profess
sion, when, over twenty-five years ago,
that grand result of medical research and
synthetic skill, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
was given to the world. Soon after it had
started on its curative mission it was dis.
covered that the botanic properties far
surpassed those Of the approved mineral
remedies Of the day. Not the least among
the good consequences of its general use
has been to disabuse mems minds of many
absurd medical fallacies, and to demonstrate
the superiority of vegetable remedies. 1t
conquers and prevents malarial fevers, dys.
pepsia, chronic constipation, a tendency to
kidney and bladder ailments and rheuma.
tism, and is IF the greatest value in cases
of bodily trouble arising from weakness.
Old people are greatly aided by 1t, and it is
highly serviceable to convalescents and
ladies in delicate health. 1t is moreover, a
useful medicine to take with one on long
journeys, and counteracts the effects Of
mental exhaustion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
EDEN REJOICING.
Eden Sun.

At the election held in Yank.on last
Tueaday to vote on the proposition of issu-
ing $4,000 in aid of the Milwaukee road,
the proposition carried by a majority Of
642 out If 651 votes cast. This shows that
the people of Yankton are ip earnest about
the road, aud are sure to get it. The vote
throws aside all doubt as far as Eden il
concerned, and establishes the fact that We
will have a railroad junction here early in
the epring. The vote of Yankton was some
significance in the future progress of the
Milwaukee road, and on what aid that city
would give or do was of no small interest
to the entire line Of road as far as this branch
is concerned. Now that question is settled,
and We know beyond the least doubt that
Eden's future as a railroad town is guaran.
teed. Our people have reason to be thank
full that one important question is settled
which concerns them and the town. We
can now safely prepare for . lively future 70,
our active little town.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
TEIE SUN for 1850.

The Sun will deal with the events of the year
lsso n us own 1asnlon. now pretty well under
stood by everybody. From J January l to Decem-
Der 81 It will be conducted as q newspaper, writ
ten in the English language, and printed for the
people.
As q newspaper, The SUN believes in getting
ing it in the most intelligihle shape-the shape
that will enable its readers to keep well abreast
OF the age with the least unprOductive exPendi-
est nu~mber-that is the law controlling its daily
makeup. 1t now has a circulation very much
larger than any Other American newspaper, and
ed to spend libera1lv for the benent Of its READ.
ers.. People of all ways of thinking buy and
read The SUN aud they all derive satisfaction
81 Sa some as sSrt r fsS'n ~ T. columns for they keep on
III its comments ON men and affairs, THE SUN
believes that the only guide Of policy should be
common sense ama i inspired nS IN by genuine American
For this reason it Is. and will continue to be,
absolutely independent of party, class. clique.
organizaa.tio ion, or interest: It is for all. but Of
and reprobate what is evil, taking care, that Its
language Is to the point and plain, beyond the
possibility OF being misunderstood. Its unln-
surface !; it has no opinions to sell, save those
which may be had by any purchaser for two
cents. 1t hates injustice and rascality even
hors frauds, pities fools. and deplon.s nincom.
poops OF every species. 1t win continue
throughout the year lSS0 to chastlse the frs,
sSe sh ini.'u xil s sas ssG ,Saa, sad dhi osess eonyis'
lions. whether sound or mistaken ARE Its friends
And The SUN make no bones Of telling thu
truth to its friends and about its friends when.
ever occasion arises for plain speaking.
These are the principles upon which The Sur
will be conducted during the year to come.
The year 1880 Will be one IN which no patriot,
American can afford t0 close his eyes to publl
afahs. 1t Is Impossible to exaggerate the im
4. ". UNol.ARn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03

Fargo. Dakota, Drc. 81 The Brusbuiss
trial opened this morniss vita The
cfoss-exsninstiou OF the scout, which elici.
ted NO new iscu. Fotlosing Rssghuies
were witnesses 70 his good character. Capt.
W@. Harmon, Of For, Lincoln, hsd known
him since 1870, aud his reputation Tor
pesce was most excellent. & u. r. w.
Evans, chief Of scouts II Fort 4 XII, wsa
not permitted 70 testify, but Geo. Miles,
when placed upon the stand, WA treated
more generously. He Ia; known the de
fendant since the November subsequent 70
the crime charged, and found him quiet and
'sw.sbiding. His services o the govern.
ment had been very valuable. and Away.
reliable. His information had prevenisd
the junction Of Crazy Horse and Sitting
Bull in January, 1877. Gen. Miles stat. q
that Brughuler told him his story when be
came in0 his employ, and his advice Il
him was to take ONE money to employ
counsel with. Brughuier was always anx,
ious and willing to meet the indictment.
against him. The counsel for the govern.
ment and the defendant summed up the
case. The former held that the blow va,
unnecessarily severe, and the latter that j,
was in seif.defense.
After half an hours deliberation the jury
returned a verdict Of acquiltal. The audi
ence Joined in enthusiastic applause, and
the whole crowd pressed around the scout
to shower their congratulations upon him
Gen. Miles was a conspicuous figure in the
crowd. He was never happier over another
name escape.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
ONE OF THE BL,zzARo's VICTIMS.
Fargo Republican.

Fargo Republican.
Last Saturday afternoon the unfortunate
German lad, Julius Bellau, who vas 40 bad.
~ frozen a short time ago, submitted to the
ampu,ation Of both his hands. The opera
ton was very skilliully and successfully
performed by Dr.. E. NJ. Darrow, Dr.. r. T.
Rolph giving ether. They were assisted by
F. l.. Hall, a student in DR.. DIS office, and
Mr.. Robinson, the best nurse in the Red
River vallev. The patient was under the
influence Of ether not fifty minutes. Both
hands were removed in that time with the
loss of scarcely an ounce Of blood. The
poor boy seemed surprised on recovering
from the influence of the anasthetic to find
himself minus his hands. He is doing we'll,
but his feet we're also 40 badly frozen that II
will be necessary to ampu,ate a portion Of
one and perhaps both as soon as he RECEIVERS
sufficiently to bear the operation. Dr.. OAR
row is a young man, bu, his success in this
and other surgical operations has placed
him at The head Of his profession in the
valley, and he is making a reputation a. \
-killful and successful surgeon that is no,
confined to Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
A PIECE OF OUR EARTHQUAKE.
Springfield Zines.

Springfield Times.
The people of Yankton were shaken up
by an earthquake Monday nigh. The
shock was very distinct, aud was sccompa-
MED BY q rumbling sound similar 10 ,hun-
der. 1t extended as tar west as Fort SulIy,
but we have yet to learn that any person
noticed the shock in this Immediate locali-
". Sheriff Ptak says that having Just re-
turned from Hutchinson county Sunday
evening, and being engaged 10 writing i n
his house at Haveljek, he was suddenly
by the violent shaking of the house
and himself. He o determined that an
earthquake had come along. aud wss about
right. On taking out bis watch he saw that
it was just 10 80 O'Clock.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON.

Prot. A. Fellner wishes to inform the
music loving people Of Yankton and vicinity
that his first term Of vocal teaching here
has been very successful Inc satisfactory,
for which he hereby expresses his grateful
thanks to his patrons. The second term of
vocal teaching will commence Immediately
after New Year and he respectfully ~solicits
the patronage Of all persons who wish 70
cultivate their voices and musical talents.
Prlce for a term of twenty-five lessons, $40.
Please address postofice box 31s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
A Fragrant Breath and Pear,y Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth
daily with that justly popular dentifrice,
SOZODONT. Composed Of rare antiseptic
herbs, it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a
delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves
intact, from youth to old age, the teeth.
Acidity of the stomach will destroy the
strongest teeth unless ita effects are counter
acted with SOZODONT, and this pure
tooth wash protects the dental surfaces BY
removing every impurity that adheres to
them Ask your druggist for SOZODONT.