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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Gin fcbEnrs @Obnbaus net1 4 Soften belle
aen an Der neil. 2. Srass. Ssrmauu, Nr !,
limb tiGig iu usrfaufsu. giItcrus. Rauhblus,
StalIunasn IL. +. 10. b%ffuecn lt anf hem
phase. Gern,r nod , Gotten an cer 4ten
Giraffe, priae it r~benfaIs 3u rrrEauffn
wInIht.
Sarrb Stiruemanr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Ter Sduee 1T %fteHenpeife iibsr 5
Sub bod, 10 ruB Die Farmer, Die CUR
Sidbt DOllen, ae,muuaen iino, f6 curd
Weaidduf:In befeIben Sabn ~ Der
ihaffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Ser Sampftr .MOtnina star",
weIdcr an Der @srftc BON S.ferfon
itp Iherptntcrt bate, Wures- ON les
Ten SteHstIa turh btn GiSlana s.i.
rruft uro IL Elm Brdd usrSln6elt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Rorgsn Nbeno 5rucrmnnn's Ba1
in Der Is oniert.9nHe Man Perfume
niht hsmirlben hsiiuwobntu, unb 10
NIT u~nferer tudt'ssn 9oitmnnui6ait
y~unter Die Nrmr ,u nrsifer."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

llnieren AbOnenien I'M 2rnoc, Die
uus SoIi oils BsInhIuna thrss N6onnt,
ments III bringen osriprahen, udrsn
mir fur llsberbringung ossleItsn isbr
oantbur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Der SinoermasfenbaG ueIher auf
l'Bttn Samstag, onaeisiat mar, wurre
Der uualnfi9en |ittsrune balber ouf
ben Stem OfGr, perfhobsu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
@Mn1cm II,
= b + G u m { b.
u [ ii n

pausmiftel in 6ds ct. Safobs SeI bon
uRnbertrOHensm Bsrtbe, ba as idneQe
HAs idere 6llfs duff; fsIbit bernltete
sale, wrIde Der Stunt Der Mer3ts ipot
tetsa, mullen ie'uer @siltrnft wei6en.
Mme. Mlria SaIuOtti, bic itIlieni,he
Y%rimabOnua; Stdcp sin, $50, BRA.
hhsut. @Ouut Nubrp SncIireo u q.
in @%.Irciuneti, . Yrof. 6. . Sup
leffs, Wnudger n"s @pmnafiams in
Sbieaao. Sas.; Sadfon Smith, SEQ,
Rttglteo oes Stdnrafbts Ia @leuelano,
o.; 3. 3. Goofe, $50, @merican CT.
prsb 60, 91rcaaO. Sqs.; 8fof. +.
Solf, Chicago, Sas ; Seiner pod
HarbeH 81. 6tu. 9ifHof 9i!mour in
4leHeldn6, o.; G. g. SaIOmon, Gr-
SeS. BafbinstOn Ser Gan Sruncis
%, Sal; YtOf. SIrs, Der berilbmte
WetsOrOIOaiH in st. 9ouis, Mo.; ION.
Ebos. 8. Sarnes, 9oitmsifter, Rsrp
Sort; gSm. 8. @orsiue, $50, Nit.
Sen. Supt. Reu 9ort Yoit Of6cr,
Rno einias Der UieIen prominsutsn Y,r-
fSHeH, wslhe aus si9ensr G~rfnbruna
Sem oeutiten 9silmittel bas iudrmfe
Sob a~ngeosibsu laiien. Die Namen
Otiser Yerlonrn itehsn nIs cine eeptfe
0araHtie fir Den @crtb b.s W1itteIs
nab laFen aAd nidt Oen Isifeiten 3rpet,
fa il feline @tltunastraft auitommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Die 6uAner fno bod Elm redt I'm
proftii&es SoIfhen. Gernoe tuenn Die
Sisr am meiften Selb ~brinsen, lesen
lie feline.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Sabre 1880 2s5 MiIIionen eaaOnsn
ausaefubrt i'm Bcrtbe bon rirea %
RiIionen Dollars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

@eJen biz iebi hiee herri denoe fall
lenSe Srau'beit bsDdbrt f& ON befen
eeftreute NfHe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Die msiifsn Seltsnp.ae fno bier in
bsherer Sronuna fur S6Iittidublau-
fen, eenn fir Gshen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

uno febs ne ,oa ods Sawcrt, ure
idlua DEN 6HeGt hes SObsnpriefers
nne bisb lbm oas Dbl ab. - Sopitei
XXI. g<eIs 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

@aaen fieht maH isbt b0Gf feltsn
auf unferen Strussn, Onsegsn absr UNI
70 meht Sdlitten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Wcnn iebt Offern more tuiirhen ff
niht bieIe ben Wossn psrrsrben.-Gier
in6 ~ rar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

RaBmnfGincm 3m alGrH Prciien, bsn
$1,000 a~nfuarts bel q. S. 9airu=
%rittrr, SrOntfrnBr, 9crmann, Wn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Die County Court tritt nddfen
Rontaa in Sibuna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Wau Isfe Die perdnoerte Nn,eiqe Des
betrn q. 3 8rubot'S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Die GefHdfte in u~ufercr Staot fTub
gegenwdrfig liemlih Fau.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

8etroleum uimnnt i,st Die bierte
SteIe unter Den etosen grport-Slrti.
teln Der Union eiR. gs ipureen i'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
UOlksbIatt

Entered at the Post Office at Hermann, Me-, and
admitted for transmission through the mails At
second class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Oho HO1ASH
Notice is Hereby Given, That letter.
of administration upon the Estate OF Chris
tina Sehuetz dec. nave been granted 70 thu
undersigned. by the Probate Court OF Gas
eonads County, Missouri. bearing date the
27th day of January 1881
All persons having claims against saic
Estate are required TO exhibit them to him
for allowance within one year from the
date of said Letters. or they NAV be preclu-
ded from any benefit of such EstHte: and il
sueh claims be not exhibited within two
wears from the date of the publication Of
this notice, they will be forever barred.
AUGUST SCHUETZ.
administrator
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
Saufingnua.

@qeu, bic id am 9sideHbeaduansS
unierss inniait aeliebten SohnHena.
Otto Tefmann befbeiIiaten, tpre@eu
mir hermit u~aftren inniaffen DaHt
aus fur Die erniefene Eheilnahme.
lie trauernoen gItern,
Z. y a d attn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Srau Sohduna @ou,fu BObm, Deb
Bid, cine Der crfcn anfsnIsrinuen ser
murn's, ftarb lebtsn Sonntaa I'M her
uoraeriidtcn Hitter pom rs Sabren. IL
MoHoteu unS 30 Soaen. Sie binter-
last ,lvei eiuoer sineu S06n uuo ein'
Sohter. gSer Oie YsritOrbene, er-
araut. a,beuet uub i6uersn Sau9cs
einhtraeben lab, Der mu6te erfennen.
ous mouds i&msrslide 6rfabruua uber
ibr Saupt oabinaeioasn mar uno fuer
ihr in nGs authersise Guss iGaute unn
ihre SoTqfamfeit fur Ole Shrisen unit
Riltbdtiateit fur ale Der Sulfe beenrf'
| tiseu b.obaattts, mu5ts fe a9t.n unr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Simmem<S aam1en,
0eatiife=S aatte.t,
6lee-
SimutGb.S aamen
Ses Sop Saamen,
Slan=G5ras Saamea,
Gr9aro=Gras saamen,
Saamtn=GartoFelm,
hms gtedsBiebeL
S~efeaHnsen far irsens mel&e ssrten bon Slumen=, Gtmaie=
eSer TelSfaamea seraea smfrieStnleaens ~anssefaat. gur Die
efeu S6mereiea mersen berfaaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
Sci &nben,
Nnseidwoaene Gutter.
Bel S6ddfen,
&tauenfauls.
. Sci S6weinen,
Nierenpurmer.
Eierenwurmer

gtHe Elafae 81. Sntobs Del Toilet
50 SIS, (funf Slai&en So, III in
ieAsr Apotbste ia bnbsn cerr ~irO bel
RsaeHuua bon niGt wsniatr als So,
SSai mad auea Sbtileu Der Yer. Staa
Aea HeriauOt. sFau aoroGlre:
" SOseIer $ So.
Baltimore, Mo
AnI.~Nnr Or 6~amburssr 5amilisn
NulluUlL. aalsnesT 81 SsiieH in
Gzarf0, nit HnfertaItsHoen SrlrfeH NM sislfH
SanRratisuen Ssrfstsn pirb sessn Sinl'neune
efner 8rief-gVarfe fslfeIfrri p%sridnet. rtHH
maH I'd penett an bic 5~trausscbr y. ST.
0etssL ~ 8agiasrs. 80.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

mir IebeH asasuwdrfia in heiiungs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8erhdItnifsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Ter 9s~iGuaesrsin harmonic" bet.
auf aIgsmeIme5 Serianaen. in
isiue= am lFBten Wit!mnh
abaebolten.n SeriammIuua beidlOhcm
mod cine Narrenisuua unn ana am
IL. Wdr,, ab suhalteu. Ga nur &dss
trtcn Gutree aurn Eaa a~sitatt.t miro,
last fh NIT ,itmIiaer 8eitimmthe!t on
uebmeu oa6 6isier 8du hd ,u ciRenl
Der befieu unb ifonifsn. pelde ie bie'
a~baehaIten uurosn. asifalten miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Henn uber oufen, 9alsweb. GrfdIt.
uneen II. +. N. asflaat miro, hort ZION
heut;utoqe aH9tmein Ole 0rpieberuua
,@arum ae5rauden Sic uidt 8 r.
Nuenh Soni9'S - ambur9er
% ruftbee?- Serr s. Suhn. ShI'
caao, SGs., i9reibt: Or. @uguf
S6uia's Samburaer Sru r.
fbeeif in ieber beutiden 6amiIls
Sbicaao's gu %inoen; StDermann &C.
brapht ihu uno Seoermann Iobt ibu.
Serr Sos. Ssflsr, gasnt fur ei.
Steo Star Ocean Sampler 9inie be.
iorat SlIete ben irasnN elmer SriihatI
Guropas brett mad 9ermIRn Col
den, Die 9trnanote mad Nmerifa tOm
men su Iu6en wluiGeu, ruthen mir BE-
Ssrru SelIler uorluiprehcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
OcsS S:s oer!si1em

in Summsu pom $20O, $500. $500 rser $500
N J prssent 3inisn. 9attiufrasea in Ger
Grrecitten hlsits Siaties.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

Gas .etate SournaI" in SeTtrfor
9ifb bat cine anfraae aus Ranfas sr-
balten, Oh i~reenoDo i'm etaate 90. 000
dder gutss. gum Gderbau ~se.ianetes
9ano iu baben ieieH, peIhes Ea sur
N~nleauns elmer ceutihen 6 olonie eig
nen wirae. Gs rag bel ben 2saisIa-
turmitsliehern an, Oh Ssmanb ben si.
usr berartiseu 2anbfrsde. Die ~ mdbis
gen S~eotnauuaeu gu haben iei. wife.
Sns Brciect. cine fOl&e @olonte Al
arlnfen, entfprinat wabrfdsinlid Der
NbneisuIa Der Oeutfben aeaen bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in 6anias, Hnb
oas ioGte cine NahnHna on Hnfere
fsin, nidt dbnIide Sbor.
,u MAIDEN, ME ie in unfrrem
a6bnrfaate begana.n norbsn fnS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

ueber Sebalia. bic ,~u:unftige Belt-
itdot, IN weifer nsusroiHss 10 nieI
%9eaauner: uno aeaohIen miro, ohue bn6
es Der bohen 8oli!ti m0aIid lit, einmaI
einsu Der uebs:thdter ab,ufnftn, maht
i'm Der Moberlp WOnitor in foIgenoer
@tiie luftia. Gr iaat: ySaidsnnieb-
table unb St%rabenroub iheint in ST.
oaIia civ %ana,nebmtr 3eitOertreib su
itin. @as 1T NIT Der 8uIl,si los ?
Wsnn Ssmaun einen asmelnsn Strsih
in fre6rr @eiis unb ohne Surdt Dor
arretiruna btaehsu mil, Damn aebt er
mad Seoalia. llna menu mad perib.
tenn 8erbrsdeH Die Yolissi bic Mife
thdter niht Tuoen farm, bann pa6t fe
oen erfen beiftn .nnisbufeIten Auiuf"
(Happy Jack) an g8id:l unb fdItppt
ibn Dol hen Hecorner."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18

6 8 o 8. & / n, m { |.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
A Murderera Mistake.

Patrick Hayes, Of philsdelpbis, tn,
wife murderer, who is under sen,euc,
OF death, suffered strange disAppoiut
ment last week. Ia some uugccOu o /.
able way Hayes, who is the picture OF
abject wretohsdness, miscalcu lGtsd tie
date, and had prepared himself for
death on last Thursday. When he
learned that he had another Wesk to
live his oountsnSDos fell, and 10 sar.
rowful tone hssald that dea.h would
not come toe soon.
The gallOws on which Sullivan and
Hayes will be hung Is the same that
has been used in the institution for
years, with slight change Of menhau.
lam. Formerly the drop was caused
by Knocking away three upri2htr, but
this mode has been aupp!auled by a
bolt adjustment supporting double
platform. The bolt being drawn, the
platform parts and falls away at the
sdes aud tho Shcf'G's painful duty Ia
done. The execution Of sullivan aud
Hayes will take place between the
hours Of II and Il On Thursday morn
ing. 1t is understood that, under in.
structtons from their spiritual adv vlasrs
the doomed men will make 10 public
statement
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
l,aaRD EDITION.
The weather I temperature.

Temperatures were reported In tht
Northwest yesterday msrning as fol
lows: Moorhead, Minnesota, 70 de-
grees below zero; Fort Garry, Manito'
b., "A below Vincent, Dakota, Il b.
low Duluth, Minnesota, 8 below 81
Paul, Z below lacrosse, Wisconsin,
below ; Omaha, Nebraska, 2 bsloE. A
telegram from Augusta, Georgia, say
snow has been on the ground there fol
q week, (Which Is unprecedented in thu
history Of the city" There was hn'
sleighing on Sunday and yesterday fol
the first time in twenty five year.,
Snow fell yesterday at Mckinney And
Deunison, Texas. The winter in thai
State is the ssVerest ever known there
The weather continues unusually
severe in Virginia, and the trains OIL
the railroads are still delayed, ,althousl
fhe snow blockade is raised.
Raritan Bay, New Jersey, is frozer
from South Amboy as fur ouI Al
Staten Island Sound.
A large fleet OF wslther-bound vessels
arrived at New York yesterday, many
OF them having been north OF Hatteras
for ten to twenty days, weather borAa
The Delaware Bay Is full OF ice aud
steamers which attempted to run Il
from Dover yesterday were compelled
70 return.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
One ESCtpM Enr lRRnnlnGNa

DENTON, Nd, January 3.-Curtia
Andrews, living il this Caroline }
county, is now 81 yeas cli. His vii,
i5 nearly the same age, aud they have
lived together Tor Sky years. Their
life has been plain and labOri0u9, bu.
their faces wear l0o& Of smiling con.
tent. When asked the secret Of his
happiness, Andrew replied "Well ,lr
| have always noticed that there
is more trouble between mat
aud awife over making the
fire III the morning than anything
else. If they can get along smoothly
about tina: everything else is smooth
Ny wife and | went to housekeeping
together in our log cabin nigh fifty
years ago. We've only got one ire
place, but that's big one. When ve
moved in | said to her: Sally, pI
make the fire and III tend to it |
made that fire, and it's been burpisg
ever since. For nigh fifty years P7e
covered that FIRE before going to bed,
and I've fixed it up in the morr:Dg.
I've never had any matches in tho
house, and there are never any sujplrr
smells in the household. While tia,
fire burns, sir, there is peace il Cur
Andrews home"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
LincOln CIuD Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the Lihcoll
Club was held last evening whom tn'
following otiGers were elected:
Observation-Disclosures Hastings.
FIRST Vice. Presideni-JohR G Bake;
Z, Second Vice, Presjdent-G. W. Stone
Secrctary-CliffOrd James, Esq.
Trea5urer-Wi!liam NJ. Pyle.
Board Of Mansgers-Gsorge W. Bushi
Thomas J. Bennett, Seth A. Felster, A.
Gawthrop, Joseph Hyde, NJ. L. Lich-
:snsts.n, J. C. Pickles, A. d. Warner,
d. c. McLsar, B, T. Bye, +. +. Lainmis,
D. +. Stewart. J. II. Graham, }. N, Ru-
dolph, 4. Pyle, D. W. Taylor, q. B.
Underwood, NJ. Macklsm, T. W. sa-
vile, and p. b. Aysrs.
The treasurer made his annual re-
port showing small balance in the
treasury, bat there were a number o!
bills unpaid for which provision had TO
be nade. Ths msm bcrship Of the cub
was reported at l95. Tho board O!
managers to whom the principal part
OF the business OF the club is intTustsd
ia notified 10 meet mex. Saturday even.
ing at 8 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
.n., n,1r nnAMn nENrRAL

TnME 70 THE GRAND CENTRAL
4 Depot, lea Ii. SIKH street, where you
e. n tuy everything at toe lowest hgu!e; 50
ga crteEers lO:, b. houiny 80: at, Caiiiornls
hominy Tc. qt, breakfast honiny 70. D, YORK
state butter soc. b equal to finest print put
ter; 40 ID butter 2sc, Hsoker's selirsislns
bu'kvhsat, maple syrup, 70 put On lou,
the beat tea and oofiso In this city for the
price; 1 Ms French prunss 25c, rs rice 2ae,
/ rs corn starch 2bc, ycaus table peaches 700.
gallon can peaches 2bc, Georgia pared
peaches I7a b, 8 bs eyapsrated apples abc,
all brands tomatoes ltc. can. nnest cfanoer'
rles zoe, almonds. paper shelled soc. b. ZONE
on And .es for yourselyes that Thomas DO.
Wier is the man 10 sell goods ct the lowest
tisure; nps irish dules lsc, another lot oil
James Drew's early rose potatoes, and.sour
krout at 30 qt. Granger store lc3 Z: on st'
lan4tH 1. M. WIEN
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
Marine gsnFnsh,pS

The PriDcetoRD scuJoner Salic Z el
With o cargo OF oysters from Virgirta,
was towed into Bos % yesterday wutl
all her crew fTos! bitten. In company
with seven otter s'hOousrs she vas
blown off into tine Gull Stream by last
weeks stO'm, IL isIO; known whs;b-
er any of them nave been heard Of
since. The barr Horace Scudder, rom
an African port for Boston, was iow ed
into Pro7incvtown .a4terday morning.
Her captain died ol the voy age, spd
size w3s in charge OF the mate. Shs
was on the coast for a month, having
been repeatedly driven off by gales, and
is leaking and otherwise damaged. shs
rod hsen ashore on 0a7ia Snuth eho,ls
a Ner c~-," -'''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
Sara fn EhiIadeJpni1.

Mlle sar&h Bernhard. made her hrs,
Appearance in Philadelphia last nignr
At the Chestnut street theatre IL
"Phedr4," and was warmly received
by large and fashionable audience.
oas VA frequently interrupted by sp-
plaI.e, ard We called b.tor9 the cur.
tain several times. The play aDnouu-
ced on the b.lls for last night vas
"Adrienue Leconvreur." mt owing 10
the aDsence . Miles. Sidney aud Col.
omeief, who we're detailed by an acci
dent Oh the PennsYlvauis Railroad tlr
management were obliged tt las. TO
substitute "Phedr-. "
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
SECOND EDITION.
nAaixa UAsIXEr aUEssEs.

spee u asion of Washington Poll.
x,ctaus-CiAims Of the far West--
PROMINENT Candidates.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-The question
a. to who will constitute President
Gsrfsld's Cabinet has been given add
tional interest by The Times dispAtca
of Sunday, and to-day the probable
personnel Of the incoming Administrs'
tion formed the chief topic Of CONVEX
yation. The zen now most actively 81
work to secure a cabinet apPointmen
for their section are those from tbs
States west OF the Rocky Mountains
Theae gentlemen say that the Interest,"
of their section are enlsrging SO rapid
ly that President GARFIELD cannot, il
iustice to the tar West, decline to selee'
a man either from Colorado, Cslllornla
or Oregon for his Cabinet, and MesEr'
Mills and Sergeant Of California, Mitch
ell, of Oregon, and Routt, Of Colorado
are the names mentioned prominently
for the place.
The movement for Mr.. Routt seems
to be the most popular SIS well as the
strong est, and the fact that Gen. dran'
has expressed himself favorable tC
Routt, should a selection Ge made from
that section, is increasing that gen
tlemsn's strength with far Western
men. Senators Hill and Tellers and
Representative Belford, of Colorado
have arranged to visit Mentor to urge
the selection Of Mr.. Routt, and at
meeting held by those gentlemen TO-
day it was decided that no efforts
should be spared to press on Gen. Gar,
field the importance of recognizing what
is called the claims Of the great new
West" It is said that several other
gentlemen representing the West will
accompany the Colorado delegation tC
Mentor.
A rapport is being oirculsted in d
somew hat confidential manner that a
messenger from General Garfield viii
arrive here this week to consult with
well-kpown Republican leaders as tC
the general makeup Of the Cabinet. II
is said tnst some difficulty is being ex,
periencei at Mentor in settling the
status OF New York, Mr.. Mortou's de-
clination Of the Navy Department, ten
dered him by President Hayes, with
the understanding that lie should
continue as q member Of Presid ,ut
Garfeld's Cabinet, having caused an
unlooked-fOr complication, Wr. Wilson,
OF Iowa, is msntiOnei frequently in
connection with the Treasury Depart
msnt, but Senator TLo s9emS to have
fair opportunities for obtaining trust
worthy information said to day that
Mr. Wilson would be rendered the Sec
retaryship Of the Ip'e,i0r. Another
Senator who has also fair opportunities
for obtaining information in regard to
this mater stated to night with grrat
p0sitivsue5s tLat MeSsrs. Blaine, VII
son, Of Iva, ar3 Morton, If the latter
gentleman E:li accept, would be mem.
bers Of the next Cabinet.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
IeCtuFP

Col. Robert Engorsol!, will deliver
his latest Lecture tais evening At Tho
Orera House. His subject is "What
must "e do to be saved" Adslis.iop
- cent5. The Colonel is a brilliant
"pesker but hia subject don't seem tc
t2te with our Wilmington clsrgyu sp
and they have atvsrtistd INN uon,
their Yulpits within the last week.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
TEE sEGUGgAEIA rERNEsSEE
A Republican EEenLrT Elected In
the Rk0Use-Bhe heGaIe fAiGS 10
OFKnRiZe.

NASHVILLE, Jsr. 9.-Tae Republicans
fe)red the irsr victory OF the session OI
the i0rty-secOnd General Assembly to.
day by electing a member c! their party
w. B. Kamsey-Speaker Of the Hous.
by a maj joroty Of one. The result was
secured by .Le vote Of tA8 only Greeu
back member OF the House. Speaker
Ramsey was o4ge q Greeubaoker. Tho
Republicans were also suCcsssful in
seating Robert hlKenna, Republican,
to whom objection vas lad7 on account
of hi5 alleged .ueliglb.ltty by reason Of
having bean convicted Of iuce5! ana
pardOnsd by Gov. Porter be,0re being
sente I'D. r matter was left to tho
Democratic Clerk OF tue House, Whode
cided IN NcK :nna's favor, holding that
he was entitled to ssa. by the failure
on tho part Of the opposition to file 10
tice of contest With him.
n the Senate mach time was 0ccu-
pied in taking % ballots for Speaker.
On the last ballot the Republicans had
a majority OF over MyIetn the Demo-
cratic candidate who received the high
es. vote. The bAtl)t!ug will be cortip-
usd tomorrow, whom Speaker will
most likely be elected. Perkins, Dem
oGrat, siaads The best chance. Com
mitIees appointed by the State Credit
aud Low Tax element met this moru.
ing and agreed to vote as . unit ou all
party questions, leaving the Senator
ship agd th3 settlement of the State
debt Out of iAe question.
Tomorrow the Supreme Court will
take up the contested case OF Stewart,
Democrat, against Fout, Republican.
Unless the Senate organizes t:-molrow
the election ota Senator will bo post,
poned oze week. The State Credit
Democrats aol the Republicans hl3
Caucuses TO .gNt,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
MINOR HOTss
IuFnlike EIec1.0u

The annual meeting Of the Whining
ton and RenAett Turnpike Corn pau >
vas held last night in this city and tn,
following board Of Directors and officer.
Wa elected:
Wm. Candy, J. PonlsOp Armstrong
J@1' DeIaplaine, Peter W. Grtgg, Johl
Peoples, Bauduy Simmons, Charles
Green, Col Henry R. DUPONT, Edward
BFir ghurst, Jr. Wa. Cauby was made
president, ana J. Poulsou Armstrong
secretary aud treasurer of the bosri.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
Wilmington ANA rhiiRdelphiR
InSnsIk a EDIn0auS

The annual N sting Of the PhiIsicl,
phiaaud Wilmington Turnpike Cot4
pauy vas hell las: night a: G02 Market
street where thu following officers were
el-cted:
William Cauhy, Ed~ard Betts, las.,
S Elliott, J, Cloud Elliott, Eiw45d r
Bellah, J. W, ha aSktns, William Ts.
usll, Joseph Tatnall, Kigaid Br.u.,
hurst snd George A. Elliott.
A dividend Of 40 cents per share was
declared, payatl, Oh aud alter Febra
ary 18th.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
AH9Iher Pan

James u. Namely, former
but row OF EletOD, Md,
Wilmington about the lOI
will Issue a weekly pape'
est OF his rso, 10 be kp'
Visitor" On al polite.
VA are informed the paper
TO principle and wi. bot
by the wavering suggest
The editors headquarters
ont are at 20S West (.
where The Visitor" can b
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
ElRCttOn 0f tItjir,

Last evening, at the A. 4
Of the American Rifles, m
following civil oilioers Ts'. Il
President-Clarles Il III
Vice Willis II
Rec. sesrstEry--J |. BID
Fin. secrrtAry--Elmpr ! i
SarEeAnt-At.Arms--A.Ee T Q
rrusteef--Lt Col. Eau .FeE
Y. /. Buckmaster add ,ed
master. u
The report OF the tre9; en-
that the company was in '
condition. I,s mom Der. ne
aud It's pSrlor handsome M
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

FIFTH eOly.
Anuaesu...

The Opera HOuae Va, ''' :
last evening, with VIM '
goers to witness the - y
Ries's Surprise Part, +, ~. u.
amusing Performance o,,,' u
rne play consisted q, ~, w
variety order, and seemed A. .
with the audisrce, a, II. :.
continuous from bssinnIp, !
female element was WI, =
and they seemed 70 e,l,. ,. /.
ganzs. The COSTUME, - !,
and sc, the entsrtalnm.'', W.
effect. The ",ur,len
showed themselves aid e.,
sentAtisns. 70