Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-07

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iiseess will disapper ia twelve hours.
For child smaller doses according to
age. II counties would compel their
physicians t1 use this, there weuld be
no need of pesthsnsis. II you value
advice and experience, use this for that
terrible disease
INAUGURATION TRAVEL.
Ehe People Coming Home from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fan.
"We've had an awful rush," re-
marked Special Detective Legg Of the
?. W. Il B. to REppBMcAN reporter
Yesterday, and drawing long breath
Of satisfaction at the thought of the
travel to ami from the inauguration
being about over. 81 tell you we were
crowded to our utmost capacity, but it
has all passed of without accident so
far as our road ID concerned"
"Was the travel over the P. w. &
B. ever heavier" was asked.
"Not recently. IL was heavy all the
time during the Centen NAL, and there
vas going both ways AZ once. Mary
land and Delaware day is the only one
that can compare with il 80 far as travel
in one direction is concerned. / think
the travel TO Grants second iDaugura
tion sight years ago was about az
heavy"
All day yesterday the trans kept
passing through on their way from the
National Capitol. and the noise OF the
engines. and of hurryipg passengers
disturbed the usual Sunday quiet of the
depot, as it hss not been disturbed
since "Big Qnarterlv." Most Of the
militia came throu8h yesterday, and
they were jolly and joyful enough.
They had gone for fun. Thsy deelar-
ed that they had fun, and their actions
at the depot showed that 1t was fur Oh
which they were still bent. Members
of the boys in blue struck for the near
est saloons. Among those VINO remain
ed arouni the depot were four of the
G. A. R., who had blanket and each
man bad hold of a corner. Heop' g
began to gather around wondering
what was about to be done. Among
them were the colored bootblacks, and
suddenly 10 the astonishment Of all,
one of the coons was caught by stall
wart arms and tossed on the blanket,
when the strong handed fellows who
had hold OF it proceeded to toss him in
the air. This was tun for the orowd,
and the soldiers enjoyed i. SO much
that they missed the train.
The receding extra travel will almost
cease to-day. So Tar 10 accidents have
happened upon the line of the Pnila
del phia, Wilmington and Baltimore and
this may be Rscribed 10 the careful man.
agament Of the officials and eng lOyees
OF the road.
FRuIt.Einding Land LOasaerH.
AT the Land League meeting in tht
Western Union building at Third anc
Market streets yesterday afternoon
after resolutions of respect for the late
Michael Cottiugham had been adopted
member called attention to Mr..
Swayne's resolution in the Legislature
expressing sympathy for Ireland. The
resolution was read as follows and
| freely commented upon.
| Resolved by the Senate and House ot
Represe natives Of the Senate of Della.
are in General Assembly met.
That the people of Ireland, oppressed
by the misgovernment of rulers, and
excited by the selfish appeals of do
mestic agitatorS, ara entitled to the
sympathy of mankind, and this Gen
ersl Assembly tenders to them the as
surance of its sincers regard and the
Iexpression OF its earnest wish that
such settlement of their difficulties may
be had as will secure their hignest and
most enduring prosperity.
With that same head strong impul
siveness which broke up the fret meet
ing Of sympsthers in thi; city over
year age. 4 unmbor of members
favored the drafting of resolutions
| TLey claimed that the altusiOn TO ''do
mestc agitatcr5 was q reflection Whict
the L5ague colld not ALLOW to pass
unnotced.
Finally President Turner explained
that he Thought Mr.. Swayne, who hao
tintr0dnced the resolution had done II
from desire TO seoaTe an expression
of sympathy for the Irish people bn'
! in ,franing his resolution had besu
merely unfortunate in his use Of ian
guage.
The subject was then dropped for the
time being.
akeantnGs A. the Aoesi Field
| NJ. A. Springer advertlses TOR SAFE
the fixtures and stock of his grocery
store No. 3O9 West Second street. 1t
ia a good location for business, and Is q
splendid opening tor any energetic man
The Delaware Fire INSURANCE Com
pap,. this afternoon, elected three di-
ractors to serve for term Of three
years.
! The Sons of Veterans will give an
entertainment in the lecture room OF
| the Opera House,o Thursday evening,
Marcu 11th.
On Thursday, March 18th, the Levy
Court will hear and determine matters
relating to roads and schools.
The Delaware, Reliance and Water
Witch Fire companies will hold meet
tings at their respective housssto-night'
The Postles Legion will give masque
ball in the Herdman Building, on April
20.
| A. 3. Eastwood, No. 1929 W. Front
street, ,advertises for sale silver mount
ed show case.
Geo. ". Weldin sdvertises for rent
a house and garden near Blue Ball
Brapdywine Hd., at s5 per month.
The four story brick building No
Ill7 Market street, is for rent by the
delaware Fire Insurance Co.
The DUPONT Guards will engage il
battalion drill tonight.