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AT HEADQUARTERS.


nDuru facts nR11st him. tu sccuro II reflection"
AT HEADQUARTERS.
\ nEAf DAY.
An Increased nctIvty wna apparent yesterday
nj tho Republican headquarters, mud tito larger
force Of clorks hui, MI they could possibly s1o III
nrrnuR,nI tho dctH1s of tho caitljtafKn. Tho
schctno of ward and prccuct organization is
nt'ottt complete. nnt has nron,fy brought forth
fr,It. Tito house, to- hulse systDm of cnitvnss-
Ing tho wnrtlA hna hcrn tnn,lgliratnA. Ana tho
SUCCESS fur achieved indicates thnt tho wMrtl
e!abs MAst aHgr4.so tho fugee Ut sssan to WHOM
tho thsk Ia assigned.
Tho Campaign s'urn1ntttno WIS III session tho
most Ut tile tny, nMd business thuiiYh ot
tho usual routine oreter, WIS iurRo in volume,
al,l important III to tho rcsuts sought Nerurts
frnlm tho Wnrsfn iMiirntci II satisfactory tipRree
ct nrtiyity. nnd T. !ho arr,lnEgt:lsi',s for ,g.r'i
znttnnS Ensr general sntsfMctton
Tho utoroat nf tho h,laIf,uss-t,ion and tnanu-
ticket r. stcn,sttS growing, nna by tho cl ut thn
week It IL exptctc.! tint tho cntiro arCny or tG-
rrm Sses vii bv II nS re tSr tho .o
tn remind shu slptnlrtUrs or thu, l.uputllIrAn
ilcket. and t.t i, ,ey must not h !listhaiyo.l
mud Or dry ground. they must stand 70 thcIr
posts II they Vxrcce to win tho ,dny. Tha ey
SfteSs* s q ra {SrSr u fsst!Ss G sSS!Sp a, tG
tn tho Republican Ticket IN l"cAl ciections Il
os ta.sw r. s's'' ;!"y sony ySrs s9 ht Col /
s!estsA co!ieetor Il soss "ot =, ~ :
thotl*ara 1Httes frnn tho so1th slo
pos H sss wa se wsssha;y asy y s s @
bntlnnvcs every 1tepshlttan md every rricnl nr
rcsprc,nblo municipal government to stand by
Ills post anA desert II not.
ALL MAS HUSTLE AND ESEN0Y
nt tho headquarters nr our Irish fellow -cittzens
who ,tro op1i,sed to Ilurrssona socond torn, ut
n!iiSe. ~ n;rcss to tho Irish people II this
, 1881-03-30
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

ANN AltNOl., Mtrll., MARCH, :D.-Great ex-
cltement prevails here oyur the mysterious
disappearance Ut Samuel j. P!utt, young
man 70 years OF aEe ulMl IL nleu,ber of tho
Svnllol.Ioru class Ut the University. liz re-
st.!rs hero with Ills molllar, ,litl left tho
IluusU Sunday morning to Mltt,l,d church ulld
hus not slnca been seen ur heard nf. lie w',s
II Enuu student, OF enrreet habits, aIu 10
CAUSE call bo ,lssiglled fur hia allsp,lce. Tl.a
University was, eusytl this nftrrnuoE, nNu
stutlcuts started In MI direction 10 sGuk for
sottsn cleW. part vi tlle!u dragging iho river,
, 1881-03-30
MAYOR lIAlt(l[Ef)N.

liz C!tSNur 1lEFHAlS Fitull aiAHtSA 4
sI'EEt1E.
Tho Young Mems l,etuucrntlo CutI OF tho
Thirteenth Ward hulI s,,1as. tirettf laat night
u rheluns Hail, on IMdiunu ntreel, J. j. Dub
Illus Luluy III tue chulr.
Mr. urtunell. tho CITY Attoruey, spoke, tndors-
, 1881-03-30

icori. wnrtci to know Ntr. Clark. Tic spruknr
wun sntts'ir'l TINT tho nnru they tnw uf hIm tho
better thoy would like him. tApplauso.1
NIL. CI.hNN
hc received i,crfect asntnt, tho riecrs cun.
tl,!uiuK fur several tlatuents. 1tr snl,l:
ss w. 5 a' ysek Ax ~, to. ;s c,aa IT t,
Clty Convention PLACED 1T totnInMton enfHii- |
ntcs ~ ho va.ctl FIR ut our rntMln1 seetloi.
then s.,nc. Wthn,,l any nctIon IlH.n ny n.rt,
tt,s,.,si, Ia rtspnusn to tie sxprr:ss w!sh Of
p,ncc.l upo,s lIe liexct rs candidate fur Nayur
lApplnilsa.l Tho Convention having ncet,i 10
S h"ys sit @ tt Ct 'ts IL csse at ss Nh ,H ses
,'a!lu,sa j. osetca lapn'ssel n',' th.t
i wo'. lAppiause.l i, reaarl q ne ,.iher
ills tfckot. frO,n my owl, knowledge mn! frulh
thnr Tho. Eresn rSstion' thy arc EentiS,s,
w IT, elsIf H. Il 9r al nrty eta "Y, sps .t;
iiacc their ttnkc. Iii tho Held. and tho lssr Is
inv in'nn u, which must br rtlcsI'rs by thn yrr
iiSvius iScn % ,ueIll~r "r the lily C"a"ci' rur
tn,s inn ss p 10 sre etdi' iii nrut r"ricr i"rrs ,er
noi,Ine9, fur Mayor; asu ! WITH q nstntu rlslt
"nd nxrssa!S ES'e,a: iHnrMs AZ =, oto nv
sh"al yr - rtSi!ty ": cle.t 1 ur e e his % Sts.
There see'n to bc pnnty u lrop!o Y this con-. i.
willing to nnrlIten tho pil,'e npoi, ill. Sub
jrct witii,it trnut'lsnu 1nnnt al n1omt i. lAl,-
pas t tlcs M sX II tt1si HI o oy rr rSty
| tiln slnhlnscd Judgment nnd tho Undivided Cnru
e tlo ono who w3! pf"psr!y l:e!hntxe t1;
with promises lint he ,nay to fulfil anu wl,h
pledges % re'ie.' couIl hnrtlly hope To mako
ni Administration such ns yWl EXPECT nnd
| E1iEt this Ektt nprt]Hs EtttiH1t tl{3
to bc n fac. when ! accepscd thls
nIa'o; sS;, Tex % ,", ssf9 M a t. sny ,hss u y
would b. FREQ Ia, ,li*cnarge ii: duties. ind tint
10 beat pro,,otu Tho welfare, thn no. nrlrr. h,ld
,',e pg.ea p Of % ,hIs et,u'n,''nity. lAppla!,se,!
hers 10 W i 10 tta end. il M 10; ese,e'i i" iSc
1;s i a1s AZ nnss . . 7Ss b. st rs5y stSyns ,
promises nj i" what iny eoarse wouli oe
city Stdts,Nssces. also III regard IL tho alpolut.
nGt t gfn 3 s5sSns m Hiss n ~ cr II re1a @
hut ,',ss bc ieft frcc 10 inSet tiyso Iu"atlons
rs thar rpnic np with all thu chmpiicnt!os tlslt
sS 5 as ass Y pss sosSt sss{ "y s X II s9 @ f q
thon Z ;weifasc M , uf this people. IChsers;l l!ut
cantdnse. 1nay With entire prurrlrly ot some
q tsese subjects express my vSnvies!o. @ , ~ ~ y
;c u1esS st fof U t w1 ~ h.
city n whole 1t tho .ltscrahc dives nnd n,Arl-
trltfs that flourish itl our midst anu bring
if IL thas IL bus,css shouIl Lu ronssi nil ni ind
destroyed tCheera.l lbec.e that tho PARTIES np-
Tits bsitoo,i question IN undue prolnlnr,Ice IN
this chnMlRn, nna 70 nuke poiltleai cas,itn! Unt
ceve tn se1a tbas cr .tf r oxc ncr .tS
sicani;r q our ssseets. lilo Salii'iE X uas ss%:
t1tfu Itt,r,1
, 1881-03-30

PHupEHTLY break up your cold by tho tlu,uy
usu ct Ir. Jyynefs EapectuFlHt, NJ OLD reuledJ
for Aore Lun4e Ana Ihrvstsa and cvrta1n euEa"
tlys fur CuuXhl.
, 1881-03-30


met last evening In Justice Mlllrr's Office. cor
Icr OF Hnstci aud Madison streets. The West
Town wnrts were ult represented snrG tho Sew
enth ntl1 Fourteenth.
hir. j. NJ. Gntmnn WAS elected Chairman;
Justice Miller, Secretary; .loscph Kenny, as.
ststMnt Secretnry: ard I.tts ilutt, Treasurer.
a communication WINS received from tho
Eleventh Ward Republican Ciub. nsknE TINT tho
,la,t.e Of H. i. perrinu, nominated Tor Constable
by Il n,a1urity Of tic Eleventh Ward delc-
ssa'i 70 asSksa s IT, : ;oG !Sa?;
us t ssfs ID tho cso TSs. cft tSst" sss fersnc
..,ltl that thercf"se no WAS not lit ulAn for tho
ME iionry s. Austin, cx-1ustsco Of tho poacc,
then rc long scrlrs If ctiarEcs nyinst Per
sias snmmens ~ t. ar 3t..s Snex = l @ Mhen Ter.
Ts s ws e tt hs u srsts j. iIiixs aiH.s
ma ma s,,a sssear w Flcits. wsn,iruw from is
Ss,ne S Il TIL, I'LL thu d t h u ' ass !s s Hetlw Wit. f.
Col'nty Glurx 10 ,tIlu new Ioi'is;; lie "a q on
tfut no Judgment cuuld l,e COLLECTED ugnst hin
during the time hn was wlthotit i,nsn,etl. u
Ws s% o srsnd r tat 20 VIZ = s f "ha n
wis fl tho habit Of soliciting claitus fur coec-
ttun whic. were tried lcf"ro a1mn cuuntry
Justice, subjcctin9 defendants to unnecessary
expensu.
Anothor charge was that there waro several
aratst perslits % FOR %fstling to t,sr., over oney
| collected by him. Tho witnesses In cHch csO
rns p a nss sSS %acr 'TH Ishn S ~ XIII" IND
wsls atl htourht III iB;3 IN is;a at tho January
Tcrrl,Ins wife stlest and WIS xrAIteEl tlvorce
| from hin betn.tAu nt ib,sc. hrinkrnlless, ind
! lalInrp tn pruvlde for his Ylni!y.
Sir, Austin thu,l read II lot Of opinions frDIn
| number Of penpfo who stttlnGd to hnve hntl
ss;s ws ssnxs ssso @ saeo esa wa s A"T that sr to
rtnu WIS II rascal. tielltl-btut, lnl tho wtrst
, 1881-03-30
RousIng Speeches by Thonas Crafty,
Justice Morrison, n. Il. Fair.
bank, and Others.
The Executive Colunittee's Address
Hurrison's Utter Failure
us Mayor.
Attention Called to His Statement that
He Oannot Enforce tho Lawa.
Harrison Breaks lis Pledge Not 10 Blake Any
Speethes-Damagluy Confessions.
His Fears that His Policemen Have
Been Bribed.

TuE: MEETING AT FANWELt. HALL LAST
EVENING
wns surprise even to tho luost snnpl,inc OF tho
Republicans. The evening was cold md uulE-
vttiug, yet tho hull was crowded tn It's fullest
cnpHrity, thore being quito number Or lnttlcs
present. There WIS IN grcnt flourish Of trump
cts III ndynnce. and the gathering n1ny bc called
Spontaneous. There never wHs largor or moro
intercsilnK meeting held III II locul calnpaign.
1t WINS meeting OF tho hest Interests OF Chfcago.
1t was II n,cGttnx or which n1Iy city on tho Con-
1ncut might be pronl. The representative
business uen OF tho city wore thoro to
EIyo countcnanco and support to tho
candidates Of tho Republican party. 1t is no
cxaygrrntlon 10 sny that 10 more enthusiastic
gathering was ever held III this city. Tho andl-
cncc numbered not css tllan front 4,Oo to 100
people, and 1t WIS significant IN Its character.
Tho boy Of tho main hail WAS Allea by tho hest
representatives Of thu Republican party. Tho
gallery was nlso crowded III mn unpleasant ex-
tr,,t. 1t was tho wealth, tho intelligence. a'id
Industry OF Chicago which wis represented In
this meeting, md 1t Is no tspar1gcinent to say
that no fnrmer gathering over wAs more intcIll-
gent In Its general Make-up. Tho keelIest ut
tentlon WINS paid tn tho proceedings. Tho cfar-
ucter Of tho meeting ~ best shown by Hsiny
few ,lanics Of gentlemen who Woro scattercd
atNntIr tho audience.
, 1881-03-30


TIN mntIun OF Mr.. WnMpuld, tho following
Mrra npNimte,l utomtnitice IN lcAll,ltloas:
bir. 1htlts MAHlA!h, Iul. Iuuohsuts, ten. J. u.
Ihulut'sotl. j. H. Noodhsl, v.sI Js!sH q. 6Aosta.
atE. y. Ii. F.AlIliiASk
WAS then lntrt'!Iee,!. Hnd snad THIS WIS tho first
time III lls lft Wien Es MppearE.t Ut political
meeting IL tuAke II speech. ntl he did M only
nccHtls" of thu lmpurtnIICu Ut tue aeullktIl,
There weft, lw,ac4i,ullA1ch hefueu Tho tcot,lc.
onr TA5 Mr.. ClAtk, u we!t.kllo,fH EnerebAnt. u
utln ot untllltslIUlrd lntcKrlly-u man who wins
tho syta,nyin nf hti,lur. lEheers.I Not Il Wnrtl
hatl been tf,ll lu hah uknil.st hInl. lie h;,.!
lt'' Rnuxht tho ,'Il!ee. I'm tho contrary, Ao mc-
ScrEed II nnIyA tho urgent solicitation Hf u
crying ari!s thal nv peoplo wers Unable
themselves In municipal und political
htAle, Ifhr!Hr RUtien une ut lust, It
Mus mo duty 1t every .ncrchHni every proper
t.nWtier. ai cser< uIall Ill tho tity whu Musituti
xMsa. Urgent government to r,nns forward uni
Aatt stipIInrt II INN VIM wUulu sacrifice hls
tti-'n's+ Interests, Il r!cc:ed, ~ servu thonl.
lAfpiause.] TITS -aEhtf rNiid!tlutG WIs Carter
llIrfrIll. hhDll every Hnt Knew was ambitious,
IA iiInn MhD "la psepartat tn Alrti!icu 1sery.
tht,K ~ Rt& t'terttd. Every tuintltr uI,tl every
j. Pr!siltutn waH tor bill. unu ~ tho gamblers
aaH t.'tl ths speaker ttlut tGu spurtiuy t1utCtnty
h,!a bteal unststtai tu support Mr. Harrison,
What NH ti,at illoHnf The stoCk IArI1s iHtcrrst
alul H1nliYnf lhG pnrkesS were Alau sAp,h'rttnK
tlNl. Why! si,-.at!se they could Iundls hllI,
3rtier tint C!A.k. tle Wolf Lu.i xupprIsseu tllt
MuIa. Thu packers und FERTILIZER uleu wanted
, 1881-03-30

considerably nvrr EMO vntrs. II, II tho,,Ri.t by
islnny itnlhIsabo fnr Mr IfHrrlsan. .Wish tho
nDuv1 facts ugAnst him. tn secure II rG1lect1on,'
, 1881-03-30

PRESENT WE'RE
Tho 1It,tl. Geo. Il. Davis,
II. limrry tln,sssIier,
lulin fls,ffnllrltl,
Col. ". II. Thompson,
=. e. Hayes.
J,l,nes N. Wnnzer,
y. Z. Ki.ppt.
.latncs II, hilbert,
John 0'Sci!t,
Il, T.. Crn1ln.
j. Y. Fltrington,
Ii. q. Gill,
Il, q. Keith,
J. II. Wt,Mlard,
f. +. =. kl!,kko,
Jessg SrHltiit1g,
Wiley i. SerlGllert
3ntnrs II. Isnrkc,
;Ah!Jnll Keith,
N. II. EnlrllilIlk,
Stsat*on ". King,
l'hil y. lioytle.
H,tsn .Ai'pleto.t,
Mr. QutKH,.
y. l.. Murrison.
Co!. tll,trk,
y. u. Ellsworth,
II. II. tslce.
y. Z. lieslnE,
W. Y. Underwood,
Il. X. 1lsisa,
hurry Nelson,
y. n. Hflca'x..
Emery. i. Sturrs,
J.. q. Anson.
Mr. t{errlCk,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-23

No reader by method of direct reasoning would UNDER
AXE solve the question gwen above
Yol saying that Industrious while the other
isl 1t Well! that's good
That imposes rigid economy while the other does not
Good tin; give us another.
the saloon Wle the
o'le docsn not Good
utizes her resources better and To alval
wife Of the other Very good there
the above will the for the
Now working the bench in the p W. 4
Works. They both intelligent American mechanics,
,nay reliable; both equally and
pl they and for have not lost day
work.
nearly alike it possible for two to hc
understand how much depends their ingenuity
the everything; they both
ho,rkeeIerS children equal numbers and and
their house while the other family
o comfortably elegantly lrniShet while that
Of o hi : in generlIiieS.
family sought after and invited to all the
gatherings the neghlrhoo while the chhrn
family who equally intelligent pretty and entertaining
scarcely Thought Of
family motive power in the neigh
hoom commanding the respect Of all who know en and are
tay exercising for good while the other couple
y could without exercising particle OF IN
their home circle
astr question Every observing person has no
block Of this city.
what that this great difference in in,ti
whole families? TINS great problem
lie, il ; character.
is the mantle expression of his Individuality
away should all be alike of strong chara
Daily Republican., 1881-04-23

expression corresponding. mprce itself upon all their
surroundings, their garments, apartments etc
carefully followed
find what CriVIga.
although satisfied
WHO should this
would be considered fool Now there plenty in
although will their
o they do possess sufficient character.
who COltented with their
could comfortable
as they wish by the exercise of a little character.
but determines
quality 1t is character that induces investigate to invent to
experiment
There vang the question, that who will try TO make
him comfortable rehn"i,
man
the his conscenousy performing his daily TASK put
trusting 10 luck for everything else.
this Domestic Economy it is essentla that every
shOuid the as
and right here where the character OF one man
ShO itself above the thWr.
glance capital
than that his negor he house to live in;
furnish he does the princ
His wife, his Children himself all clothed
upon principle and he has steadily WORKED saved and
with his family comforts surroundings his
and feow-wOrhlnan hopes for.
character than Our
with them They have been customers
attribute all they weekly monthly
Special Credit Cash Basis System.
this of ours 1t is applied
article housekeeping, besides Dry Goods Clothing, Ladies
Cloak Circulars Sacques Jewy Sverware Watches D
monds Clocks Hats Caps Boots and Shoes Carpets Furniture Oil
Coth etc.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-23
The Mayors Court.

Emma Jones, colored, charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
was this morning fined 81 and costs.
The mayor, last evening, sentenced
Michel Conway, vagrunt, tolls days
imprisonment in the county Jail.
One unfortunate, addicted to imbi
bing too freely of the ardent, was fined
fifty cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-23

THE CTTY COUNCIL now stands fifteen
Democrats to eight Republicans. If
the election was to be held in Septem-
Der as usual the figures would be rever-
sed. As it is the boomerang will only
be postponed until year from next
June.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-23

EX-SENATOR SHARPLEY is in luck.
The late Legislature not only gave him
ten months lease of Office as President
of the council without consulting the p,
pie, but opened the way for paying him
heavy counsel fees out of the State
Treasury for defending violatcr, ofthe
Federal election laws.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-23

ON NTUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
THE MANAGER OF
George Kelly & Co.'s Wilmington Branch Of the
@ql6|lA||||AI[azf X!
Special Credit Emporium, No. $40 Market Street, Philadelphia
WILL DISPLAY FULL LINE OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS FOR PERSONAL WEAR
OF all Kinds at their Rooms at the
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF EIGHTH And MARKET STREETS WILMINGTON DELAWARE
lr~Au < Co =. grocery
TERN1s-ona goods amounting Dollars week
n7yTo THE READERS OF THE WILMINGTON REPUBLICAN,
Why that one children better dressed than those ano
Daily Republican., 1881-04-23

THE 5000 SPENT by the City Councils
Legislature log-rolling Committee, and
the $500 spent in dining and winning
the Legislature, making 81, 400 Of the
peoples taxes spent, would have cleaned
the streets and removed the garbage
from the districts where the smallpox
prevails.
, 1881-09-26
n n ag RM

1 Kings. Senators and Ministers of forcigl,
q statcs = are. In spirit, Ills pall-hcarcrs; md
! tEetr peoples, from tho highest to the lowest,
claim to be equally visible nnl nndlblc rs aor-
I rowing assistants" In every port, III every
capital Of tho civilized world, tho flags Of all
nnttons are Mt hnlfl,last III token of tho ltenyy
/ sorrow which oppsesscs mankind. III tho
Rich Heritage OF Garfeld's fa1no ali tho GREAT
+ aMt good peoples OF the eartli claim stafc.
md 1t Is ut that they sltuul.l join ln chanting
Ills rcQn!cn,-tllo requiem Of him whose car
I was ever open to tho appeaEs Of Justice nn,l
\ mercy, mid alwnys closed 10 tho promptings
ut passion, lIate. and revenge.
! Slowly tho grcnt procession moves towards
/ the yawnEg grave, antl Its heavy tread, md
i tho wallnR tohcs Of tho dead march, and tho
| sobs Of tho lno.trnera aro echoed round tho
/ wnrld-a world batllott In tears Sucl, a
spectacle was never witnessed before, mo,
/ not In Nil tho asus wherein men have lived
! md died. y"
The procession hats; tho tones Of tic dead
/ march cease to rend the grief-laten mir;
! silence falls upon tho ynst multitude, and
there Is harsh, grating sound, as tho caskct
Is lowered. Into Its narrow home, which con
] vulses every, frame with a stluddering chilli
/ Dust to tl,st, asllcs to ashes '-nr,d all eyes
] arc raised to Heavon-na Inst, only hoppe
In inconsolable Ertef; md on tho oyu,tng mir
the sorrow-ass,taEtHg notes Of a hymn Of
consolation brcak in srnm1 chorus! And the
| bravo old mother, anl tho heroic wilo, and
the fathericss children stah@l tlero helpless.
dcspalring, MS tho hull thusl Of the failing
earth su1itcs tho unwilling ear, covering for
ever from sight the loved form, and face.
but they 1!avo established 4 kinslltp to nil
the world. Tic reflection of Oarllcll's great
ness, goodness, Is in their faces; and rs tile
world claimed him, It will gunrd thenl.
THO procession moves away from the tomb.
Farewell. great, tender soul! On thy
brow rests Tho shining crown Of 1nartyrdon,l
Thy legacy Of lofty purpose loftlly pur-
sued through n ilfo Of toll is the universal
Heritage Of MI the agcs. Pararl,raslng tho
lang,tago Of tho immortal Lincoln, thy great
excmp!ar: The world will littlo noto nor long
remember what VIC say here, but 1t can never
forget what thou didst here. But these arc
only poor words. The dust we commen,o-
rate Is moro eloquent tl,an all the silver
toNgued orators Of nil time. 1t will be voiced
by tho mir; 1t Will whisper In the city's busy
li,,n; 1t will breathe in the country's soft re-
poyc.
, 1881-09-26

- =
q. WY 'au i'le.uosl' oecuttel IN luis Office
nnncr @ mrriyimv @ IN % nm, nn,I NJ " t'S'''a humorous
-. ...,...',
hoo. Aoatah po4tuon Us M actress Is boyond
tlaesaon: ~ onc nas moro pa'es OF stooklngs than
"hs '""' w '"o s'"ao'
NEWS comes from tho West that Gen.
caffs conahana hna captured throe aquaws
o"t j" tAo ""usa.sis M ~. VI tno loIeat aadnt been
lan.o ,.n a'.a ''lea 'no t'a"'' "oula nave been
a'H'!o"t'
fnto IrtrnnIisu,. Ciove,antf t,n,o. wv. "u.nls
MEut,,,v. Ajn.. hos !, nhot,nmornn ,s ~ 80 'aas
of n ttttfo f. vnor.otd rffto nearo ,,hosa suapo
nrn Int Hack" p"'on'"
,r,,.,,...n. L., l. ,--..
.hnrt,v :. ,,ist Ma+f,, s,h,,,.". ,., ~ appear
shul, nm m +, hor rntnorka ns,nut ~ .nc,aoe
Ihnt wn,thl hetn, nvcrvho1v mi. vo.s ~ H.. .ock
sccma tn In octtIrr hta shar" '~1'' "ut ~
etonlov l.a hmau honrd fr,n, t.,
nf Afrlcnt and announces that h1 haa mate
very important dlscovory." Perhaps Slnnley
mas run ttorosa tho place from which Mr.. Ucu.
nett secures dis editors for tic Herald.
Once more II becomes our painful duty Ia
,"so",,o,, ot.,,, ~ H .,. w. ,v,,I. eao.ea vita
a,oi,, .rn, .,,o ,t,a1entan.,,,n rstass osk. nave
,r .,,n 1vhito p,"alrt.nsNtt,o,, s... ho 10 ptoua
noro u,nrIv n,,,,. ,,o,tba H., ~, 49, sway 4'on
,r,.s ,,..s ,ss ,,.'',As'. ~. '~"'' ..
tho town With tluubte- -karrotcd sbotrttn In nj,
buggy last Saturday. He announced m hs
reason for ofug so that his life hnA bccn threat.
et1cd, nnl be desired to proteot htuself.-Tnafa,
pitte 1}er. The Sluyor of Frankfort Is eyitontlv
tho right mum in tho wrong place,
, 1881-09-26
PERSONALS.

Tho Prince mid Princess of Wales have
boon yachting for ucAr!y ilvo weeks, although
) during tho time they hayo had hardly glimpse
OF fM!r weather.
DR.. s. ID. Gross, of Jefferson College Hos
pitaI. Philadelphia. who performed tho two opcr-
! nttons On senator Hen II. Hills tongue, reports
\ that hc tnks with easc. nnd that thoro soens to
10 no dnngcr OF his losing tho power Of speech,
ns reported In Gcorgia.
Sir Stafford Norihcote believes In the Yir-
tues Of polit!cat aonKs. "TheEo was wlso man
1T old. Ito wrote tho other day, "who said Give
mo tho makinr OF tho peoples songs. and will
cest tho & 80 TAR tar as to beIiovo taas
specohes."
Mr.. Christian NEocrlctn, the wolt-known
Cincinnati brewer, tnntac. laet wcok, a handsome
Eft to each Ut bis children, amounting to $780,
co., To bis son John he gives &50,U00: 10 George,
1000; tv Jacob, $o,00o; to bis slngio daughter.
Lizzie, et0,O0l; ~ his mArrleh daughter. Mrs.
ioin. @ I!9Gn: 3 3$iuoo; and to her husband, Conrad
Another report comes ns 10 tho disposition
Of Lord 1.caconstscltl's homo, lIuuhondon Manor
II has been lot, 1t ia NOW auId to sir Samuel VIII
son, Il Renftonnn kuown for his klft Of $lsuOo
to Melbourne University, and for tho successful
Introduction of sHlmun into Australian winters
a. by nwn exponso. quoon Vtotnrln Inns sent
o sg ana ,baages Gf tho oreI e
f1..s...e., ~.
ohAncel OF 1IuRhpnton Church.
,1nsen1 d. SbfehIs. nf thu Nntchoy Miss..
hnr. ms In nronurn,ior n ,,Io,,rm nhv or r 4
prcntlss. whom lrcntIss wna n Ind he mndo
spcoch bcfor, n dchntTpv socjatv ~ r.hur.b
Iltli, In that stuto. Al Tho cnnri,,sl"n Of Tho
spocoh Thonaa 1;ol n wonIthv h,,r ,,nodnratei
inr: Yo1mw in,I,i tt,fs - M ntano ~. rn,1 ia
ia Nntchnz Mi ro's, j.,w Tsnii in,teh,
nd vnli fnr n III, tnnn nns i srn,m II ,i ss;t fnnt
tha fnils." Ara liz tiki knr,t III .snrd "''' 1'
When thu prjuco of 1yn1es visited Liver.
nonl Tho otter f,uv - xcniouu .hnrmnr ~, thn
,yay NIT ,vor ht door fsrgc rcf. cnvnrsd hoard
bearing tho verbs. Nav tho 1.nrI convnrt tna
Prince" rhc mi, stcnncd mn tns, tna ro,d N
oh.crye hla hundIwork' whcn a hrrn@hum md
pnir Of horsos driven rapidiy down the h
knocked him down, and ths hpraes tralnplc4t
rsGr tttt ~ uat1. ln14Fcs: Iho result WV
withnut teinv hnf1ra IN pr;ncs WY rcachnd t6s
Willie President Garfield was with his sick
wte at EIberon lust Bprtng hc declined an
nxeats l' psrsuas'ons to n.urs hts !!fo on .' .es
ss"unu .1oa0,s .a". ~ eoul" not Anosa 10 pay 'ss
prcmlun. After much discussion, howoser, 10
finally consented to take out policy for $lo,-
prominn, which amounted 10 over 500. Neither
hotnx duo, thoy hnvc mt yet been p1id, but tho
co,npany hna forwarded to Mrs. 0arictd its
n,,.. ...,,,
Ilie VIII OF Mrs. susan May Honarnrte Was
admitted 10 probate ln Baltimore on Monday
hor t,xn sons I.ra,,e No,,o1oo, 49,, rharIea In.
sa,, SuAo'Io 'npoisoa, at'u oa" Tnr
scph hohapaFte. Annuat'oa afe provauoa los
.u.s ouo' @ oa' 'euses w." uaoa ~ ira
, 1881-09-26
.esX5%8 "a 4 "a EB 5N

did nat rr0%n to t,o tho unsc, ls Mt n scA,nn =,
tho Grand Jury In nnnvar last week ho urn.nr,.
cd tlo laas co'nr''l!so'l of and secured tho In.
glnR- -cttttor Flc!d,whn he proposes to nro,ccm,.
10 tho flii! extent OF tho law Tho nuftuostt, ~
tho Tribune 10 Sir. Ev1ns has been cxhliItna -.
various why's tl,trng tho pnst three ycnts ,u,.
tho thing At which, to most tnok oTcnto wn. Az
allegation to tho effect TINT wttto President ~
tho South Turk & facfffo fthffrons ho ha,} ctnn.
,scatIneiy sold n,lt tho ruati to 1ny Gould, I'm
tr'"a OF tho libel suits Is expected 10 furnsh
Soinu Interesting tttsclaMIrca.
, 1881-09-26

Two additional fatalities arc to ba included
In tho results Of tho Quincy cyclone, as two
PERSONS nre discovered to bc so severely
wounded ns 10 preclude the possibility Of re-
coycry. Tho loss to property is estimated Mt
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