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Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Wm. j. McClelland, whose hus-
band has for the last two months or more
been residing at Denver, Colorado,
started this morning with her infant
child for Philadelphia, where she will
remain with some friends until next
Wednesday morning, when she will
start for Denver to meet her husband.
They contemplate remaining perla-
nently at Denver. Mr.. McClelland
will be heard from occasionally through
the REPUBLICAN.
1t will he gratifying to many friends
to know that Mrs. w. S. McNair has
so far recovered from her recent severe
illness as to be able to start to-day on a
northward trip She expects TO be gone
tor some weeks.
Mr.. Gouley's excursion to Coney
Island, on Thursday, August Is, will
no doubt be as orderly and enjoyable
as his other excursions to Atlantic City
and Cape May have been.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Catarrhal Poison.
V6tAfFMH1 FV1sV"s
Wei De Meyers, wonderful Cataf

Wei De Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered Carriage paid) by ID. b. Dew.
CO.. No. 4s ney stree Ts1s New aDsr
resulted from the use of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment. like snuffs. douches, ana IN
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis.
covered by DR.. Wei De Meyer are ABSORBED
throughout the mucous membranous system
in two minutes time. thus forming an inocu.
lative and constitutional cure. the effects OF
which are similar to, and as unfailing as, vac
A s'Treatise," with full state
ments by the cured, is mailed free. Wei DE
Meyers Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
its cost. Rev. Chas. J. Jones, New Brighton,
l.. l." One package cured me. Rev. G. a..
Taylor, l4o Noble street, Brooklyn, New York.
ut restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Reis. Cobtleskill. n. y" The remedy,
Is marvel. kev. A. p Freese, Cairo, N. Y y
sIt has been Ct great value TO me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Nassena, n. y, Key; Geo. f.
Pratt. st. Stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
etc. A real cure tor Catarrh for $l.oo.
ll2s 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
DEATHS.
CHNNl lNGHAM.-On the 1th instant. of
Cholera Infantum. Henry Faust, infant son
of Nuah L and Elm L Eunuln.N ham aurd

CHNNlNGHAM.-On the 7th instant. of
Cholera Infantum. Henry Faust, infant son
of Noah G.. and Ella L. Cunningham. aged
9mouths and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
t,om the residence Of his parents, No. ITO
Walnut street. on SATURDAY afternoon, at 5
o'clock. !MtcfmeNt al Wilmington and
Brardywine Cemetery. !
NOORE-On the sth inst. Sarah Elizabeth.
wife Of Gideon T. Moore, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spcctfuly invited to attend her funeral from
the residence OF her husband. No. ~, East
Seventh street. on Sunday afternoon. N four
o'clock. lnterment at Old SWcde's Church
Cem,tery.
BROOkS--On the 9th inst. Annie T.. wife CT
Henry l.. Brooks. aged - wears.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her funeral from the residence OF her husband,
NO. B Forest sire I. Ninth Ward. on Monday
the llth inst. a. 10 o'clock. a. N. lnterment
at the NJ. f.. cemetery thriS,iana.
DOLBOW.- .--On 9Th inst King Dc!Now. aged
y years
Funeral from his late res tierce. Fourth and
Orange on Wednesday, July 70 at o'clock'
Sc wees at the hous'. lntsrment a VII.
NINA ton and Rrandywinc cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
GOtnx to Brandywlne.

1t was slip of the pen that made the
REPUBLICAN say yesterday that, no
churches in Wilmington had thus Tar
agreed to attend the Brandywine SUN
nit camp meeting this summer. st.
paul's Nj. E. Church that has fine ac-
commodations and the prettiest avenue
on the grounds had agreed some ,9a. four
weeks ago to attend the camp in a body,
and the managers confidently expect
that the tents on their avenue will an
be occupied. While it is true that s no n
other church has made any speclhc ar
there is time enough yet for them to DO
so, and whether they do or 40 not
tn, there are quite a large number of per.
sons from the Union, Asbury, Grace
and other churches who will attend and
tent on the ground anyhow.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Tn q oil vet Excursion,

TIE u4ytt Presbyterian SUNDAY
ScN,u, excursion " French Creek
FAILS. Wi. cone fl on Thursday July,
2lSr, leaving Front and Madison streets
~ Il II u. H., eAarp. This excursion
offers r"T" Inducements for days
pleasure. TIE yolutry along the Bran
dyw!he through which the railroad
passes Is TnmM.t.H III the extreme and
invested with Interesting historical re-
nlnl>rtnr"s, amongst which are the
Brn0yw.,e ba'r.- grounds. The WEIGH
lLuiAia.I-s IN Ia" distance form beau
anu kgTCauV 70 great spread
out panorama oi Natural scenery and at
tAr IN. II the IuUtt French Creek
puln ngeS down aud .usrS itself amongst
me rocks. Il J. Il grand sublime place
Inr ur.r+' AMI lone should fail to en-
Joy the sight.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Fhc English Railway Murderer,

LoNDuN, jay S.-Lct'roy, charged
with the murder Of MIR. Gold on the
Brighton Na1.wav, on June q, has
been arresred al Sterney, East London.
The police had a ciew that he had been
hiding there for some days. He has
made 1ul confession Of having com
mitted the crime.
LONDON, JQly A-The Standard dem
les that LEROY has confessed the murder
OF Mr.. God, ana says when arrested he
CANNED that he was guiltless.
The house where LEROY was captur
ID is a .cdglng- house. He had not
4Uittei RS room since the murder. The
lan'tladV ut tie house was entirely ig-
NOrant u The tac- mat he was LEROY.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
RiOtOus strikers.

There was some rioting by the striking
'lonrshoremen III Montreal. on Thursday
night. Early in the evening mass meeting
was held. at which exciting remarks were
made and subsequently the strikers formed
in PROCESSION and walked along the wharves.
Al Donnelly'. wharf they drove on, by
threats Of violence, a number of men engaged
in unloading steamship. The strikers tn II
at empted 10 drive off gang of men engag, a
on vessel at the dominion Line wharf, put
we're confronted by the police force and ordei !,
ed to disperse The reply " 5 a 'oiley ol pls'a,'
shots b I none Of the policemen were "oulu.
ed A magistrate present read the riot act
and the police fred on the trikers, wolndihg
two of them and dispensing the crowd. All
was uuiet by midnight
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
LOCALTIhE TABLE.
CORRECTED APRIL 8. 1851.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Philadelphia, 2:2O. 6:30, 700, $40 900, $40,
p:55. iU30, ll:53 A. m: 1915. *l2:43, 203,
2:3O. 4:oU. 552. 644. o:lO. e:55 1000 p. IN.
Sundays, 80. $40, a. H.: $40, j.j2, e:li,
7:U0 9:55 1000 y. m
New York. 2:.o. ESQ. 700, 9;55. ll;53 A. m:
tI2:43, 2.U3. 6:44, 5.j2 p. Ill. Sundays,
los, 2.2O IA. m. t44 p. III.
Baltimore, l25l, 2:la, 7:55. s:3s a. m: 1855,
tl:O4, +:45, $50 y. IL. Sundays. l25l,
2:l2. 1855 a. IN.
Washington, l2:5l. 2:l2 7:55 S3s a. m: 1855
sI:O4, $3.50 y. III. sundays, l.5l, 2:i2
':55a. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations. 1881,
s:3S a. n., l2:55, 4:45 p. N. The 445 i. N.
train stops at way stations only between
Perryvllle and Baltimore. Sundays,
l2;jl Il. N.
Perryvlle and Intermediate Stations, ';9S p
IN,
New castle, 600, 0:35 a. m los. 800, ego p
N. No sunday trains.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 935
a. m: l:O5: $40 r. III. No sunday trains.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 800 a. II !;
l:05p. IN.
WILMINGTON and Northern Railroad, 200 a.
n.: 800 800 p. IN. Sunday trains, s.45.
Delaware Western Railroad. 1:l5. 1890 a. M;
5:95 p N. Sundays. 1910 y. N. GOO y. "a.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l2:i3, 2:Ol. 49,. s33. $3.50 a.. m
l2:OO m: l2:l5 l2:45. *l:Ol, $50. 4:O. i:39
4:4l $40. 6:l5. Gao. 500. go. l0ia, ll.l5
pm. Sundays, l2:43. 2:U4. 2.22 ,:ot, O,lO,
an; $40, lO.45, ll:ljp. Ill.
New York, 2:Ol. 2:22 7:52, s:33 a. M; l2:4a
.l:O2, 4:4l 0:4O p. m.: Sundays, 2o4, .,E2
1852 a. III.
Baltimore. 1853, PA. ESQ., 1885 a. NJ: 'Io:4I
200. $40 .6:3s. 9:5op H.: Sundays, l:55. 2:li
a. m: 5.46, 63s, $50 y. IN.
| Washington, l:5S, PA. 1l:35 a. H.; tI1:iI,
| 300. 46,6:5sp. ~: Sundays, lo3, 2:ll ii. H.:
5.i6. 6:3S p. IN.
Perryville only. 9;0j a. IN,
| New Castle. s:4s. $3.50 II. H.: ll:o7, $40, t:O5
y. IN. No Sunday tIatn5.
Della ware Railroad. s:ss a. m.; l2;07, eV5 p.
! IN. No Sunday trains.
| Wilmington and Northern Railroad. 500
| a. H.: 1885, sos p. III. sunday trains. $40.
Delaware Western Railroad. s:Jo a. m: Glt
Pm. Sundays, $40 Il. Ill. .: ~ y. lh
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
I Philadelphia, Broad street depot. 7:o5, 7:3o,
s:15. 1890. llOO. Has a m.; l:3u, 800. $3.50,
$50 4S0. 5:l5. $40. 6:40, 500, 945. ll:30p. H..
Sundays, 1905, $50 a. H.; 600, 9.45, ll:3C
p. m.
| Philadelphia, Market street station only, lis
| am; *l3:25 =. m.; sundays. LIS II. IL.
Figures marked thus ~ denote the limited
express trains.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Excursion.

The excursion Of the West fts
chur"l. TO Atlantic City next lh''rSaaS
the l4th, by taking the new route saw %
several hours which have hitherto nee
CONSUMED in the journey to anu irgi' I,.ii
he sea shore. The eXcurslohls'' :i w..
have a longer time than usual u Iii 1NCpS get
the sea air, and bathing ana WV hoTr sr'
back to Wilmington at al e",' s.n ar
Their excursions have always oetn i,.aiu m
ioyable and this promises to maintain
their we'll earned reputation
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Finger Torn OF.

On Thursday, a little colorel boy,
aged i've years, named Curtis, had a
riuger torn of by hoisting apparatus
On the farm Of Gould X Simpson, near
Newport, Del. The lad was playing
around the rope, and, getting caught,
was hoisted as far as the pulley,
when the finger was torn out. DR..
Booth amputated the stump and dress
ed the wound. This morning there
We're indications Of lock jaw, hut the
doctor hopes the little fellow will wea-
-her through.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
EGGS Down.

Last evening Charles and Raymond
Aliston, produce hucksters, ~ Madi-
son street. met with an egg-fall after
thev had run their wagon into Beste'S
Shed on ElgLta street near Madison, by
a hoX of eggs Npsetting, and two or
three ,iozen Of them falling out on the
h0or OF III" shed and bottom of the wa
gon. OF course they were rendered unfit
Tor setrlLg ana there were too many
broken shells III the yellow mixture to
make them available for either eggtlit-
-ers or egE-nUg.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Auditor French's Removal.

Secretary Kirkwood says, regarding
Auditor French's removal, without de-
Gliding upon the question of guilt, his
indiscretion had been such that his fur
ther usefulness as a public officer was
destroyed, and the removal was, there
fore, necessary. No successor has or
can be appointed in the present state of
the Presidents health, as the office is a
Presidential appointment.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Sudden Death.

Mrs. Sarah Z. Moore, residing with
her husband at 920 East Seventh street,
died last evening after p hours sickness.
much respected by her neighbors and
loved by her husband and children, Hei
remains will be inferred i'll the old
SwedeS Cemetery tomorrow afternoon
ut o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Death of William Day.

William Day well-known through
Brapdvwine Hundred, died from par
alytic stroke at the residence of Lewis
Fraim, on Tuesday last, the 9th instant,
in the 6:}a year of his age, and was pu-
ried on Thursday last at Chichester
Friends Cemetery, Delaware County,
Pa. Mr.. Day came to Brandywine
Hundred from the Eastern Shore OF
MARYLAND while boy and lived there
ever since, but never married. he
was no relative to John w. and Ihom-
as K. Day of Brandywine Hundred,
bur was quite intimate with John >.
Beeson upon whose farm he died.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
ATriD Down the Bay.

The Novelty Yacht Club will startN
day on their annual trip down the bayon
the Yacht Baxter. They will visit 100
principal points Of interest both on l'
Delaware and Jersey SIDE. The follow
ing compose the officers and crew
Captain-John Mclaughlin.
Secretarv-,IaneS Hamilton.
Treasurer-George Patterson.
Cuok-IIomer Watson.
Crew-.Iohn Cochran, Frank B'Ga
Alfred Cochran and .Taulu FhermaN
We hope they will have good time
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
camel Hair Brush S'o

!, camel hair brush tliat l','i'.V n'. utorp
Bro, had been using in their ha' ~, r.,r, S.l,,
4O4 Market street, tor the l"'' N ~ !. uop
disappeared il day or two ago al al" .1rany ~
doing duty no doubt in other alI" ilra ii 4
quarters. AS they have s'il4e ,a,',rre '"
where it went, they want 1t fe'"
without further trouble
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
q. A, X.

The Department Enram0lnenv '.o,n;.ar. NJ NJ
r., OF Delaware, will hol1 its > se'niaD, S.,i1l"s
nual ,neeting in the hcoI%EN, - DI ,9th A,
on Wednesday evening, !Nly haiona. %
7.3o p. m. Important business nDectpi oel
ing to the G. A. H., will "' .r"n1I '. |poar
Tie Council Of administrator, : ,s p'a at \
Of Tru,teesj meet at the sa'nep''e " |
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
At Mount Salem Church.

Love feast will be held at Mt. Salem
NJ +. Church at 9 a. M, tomorrow.
"Who is to blame for ito'' will be the
subject of the pastors discourse morn.
ing and evening. It is understood that
Mr.. To1nklnSGn will take the ground
thar the spoils system and office SEEK
ers are responsible Tor the Presidents $
litp
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Tho :. News" For sai"

Circulars have just been l,s,a ~, ati
Robinson, Chandler ~ Co., se'',Da 'a,oDaapsny
rne intention to form a stock csNTs 6, 2sss
for the purchase of the Molllla's ,ha : smarke
The stock has been put on 'lle nr0lpd
and an effort will be made 10 p'''
the new company at once.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Excursion.

The Presbyterian and NJ. Z. Sunday
schools of Chri>tiana village, will make
an excursion to Pennsgrove, n. j., on
Thursday, the 18th inst, leaving New
Castle, on the steamer Reybold, at 7.30
A. NJ. The fare for the trip is only %
cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
sunday Papers,

The latest in regards to rfeSa'I aI in b
fields condition can De i't'' ,ia suwli
New York md PhiladeIpIllan n.,,,., d
paners, for sale by George A. 4; p",t as cal
Market street, in the morning
as : O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
The Sunday Star Tomorrow.

The sunday Star to morrow will CON
tain = ortrait of the wretch Guiteau,
who shot President Garfield, and Il
sketch Of the assassin's life. Also tele-
grams giving the condition of the presi-
dent. Price only ) cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
VIII Approved.

The Register of Wills, this !, ,rrie' ,,vlat v'latl ID
city, and granted letters .. ."r,,tor nal
tiou to Jacob Shelter, the eS0'"'
ed in the will.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09

The National Board of Health is ad-
vised that, in Havana, during the week
ending July lst, there were 10 deatl $
from yellow fever. The cases numbered
about %, and the disease had invaded
a few merchant vessels in the harbor.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
A Climb and Band BanO uettOd

John Hartman, Jr., gave the Normal
Social Club and the Brandywine Band
banquet at atHartman and Fehrenbach's
brewery last night. Some music was
rendered by the band during the even
ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
W. q. r. II.

The usual temperance meeting under
the auspices of the Woman'S Christian
Temperance Union will be conducted
by Rev r. l.. rovhkinSon, of Mt. Salem
church Tomorrow at p. III.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
SuHpDer IuncA.

People i'll want Of good Innch would
do well to call a. VI McSsing's saloon, coz.
her 4th and Monroe streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
-
II ARR IA(.I.S.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 9Th cf
June. at the Bethel Church. Philadelphia,
by Rev. h. II. Latrohe Mr.. Jones Cornish
to Miss Anna B. McAllister, both Of VII
miugtUn, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Mankfnd's FavOr1to Pills.

In. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugal
soaled) move the bowels easy by acting d.
tectly on the liver restore the lost energies
ny promoting TIE healthy action Of the liver !:
In doing Tiff, te.dacne. neuralgia, pains in
the right or let side or through the limbs,
ind ,gestioL. ctstiveness. sick stomach. weak
racS, dizziness. bad feelings through the
body. aching lilats. hilliousness. general
weakness a d other bodily intlrmities are
cured. Tney positively operate without
1r,ping sicaeniIg, weakening or leaving the
6oxels costice 4 splendid, easy, purgative
kni liver cure rs cents and 81 a box. Main
'"r.o' Grr ar T'rp st-n,+ Philanelphias09
Arch street. Sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
r..,,n Af Peace

nre,are for war is an old say,ps, . sG,repsti
Gl1l,s' |in & Son m are making gre"s r "sselRlius
their spring stock and ooa '''
less of cost.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
Personal.

Miss NJ, f. Robinson, sales lady in
the Boston Shoe House, is spending Il
short vacation AZ Farylew, Chester Co.,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
IL YOu Need

a striped shirt or hoop skirt 90 to G. A.
Spencer Seventh and Market streets |;
good assortment and porul3& rric's.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
rlOuIuu Quotations.

The closing bids OF the New York stock
market to-day, received over the private wire
of Elliott, johnson X Co.. stock broker' al
Sixth and Market streets were as ftllOWs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

TeIn I'm @e1i9t, @erIut Der 3eu9ungstrait t6nnen be-
itimntt eebeitt peroeu. Darneu, wel9e bt &ufmerts
iamteu 8c6anotung beSiriet, m69cH uoripreben oSer
jbyetben. Gin an9ensBm mes 6etm fIr 6raute.
Gin Bud fir NiuiotSctt, oct SetcntbSz
gSe a 10 cites, iaqt iiber bteie RrGntbetten &less
and Iper beiratben iouts uub D.r uno paruH1 utbt; 10
Gents, fIr Horto; oas reGioirte uno erpeiterte Bud
25 Gents. Or. Sames bat 50 3tmmter uuo Qartors;
man Iiebt teinen QnSeren, ais ben Doctor. Sprebs
Iunbeu Don q lthr 8ormttte9s bis z llhr NbenOsi
Sonrtass Don 10 bis 10. Or. Samss 1T 80 Sabre aft.
vNerUiue YtQ8". S Sa Di'Sf'i s.. Ss5.9,s soa5is
umswonneu, bc5 nsan 3ebrtet auer St6rungen rno 8ras
Iumsen in 5an,itien in sebcimsH s%sf8ts4Ii3en @eis
aunaen Der Wtdnner nn6 Srauen tbren SrIno boben.
Taulenoe baben, obne Die iDabre llriate 5n terren, tbr
9eben tribIeIi9 perIpititet, neil fte bic Wittte[ nift
foHnter, IS ben unb gludltd al MAIDEN. Die aus g8urs
aeln uu6 Rrauter beretteten ,gterpine BtIs" peroen Oe
S6waden unb S6pdhlt6en ftarten. Dds 8ertorene
ooer ME porboubeu 9eusiene piro fb einiteaen unS
bdusltbes Slid %bringen. Dos 9e6en lit 5u tnr3. nm
es in bumpfsm Eritbiinn gu uerb,tnger. mabreno etne
S6a6teI 8iaeu fir 81 NnnebmIi8tetten unb ie9s fir
SIS 6eiIung brtn9en. gesen gtnienoung bes Preiies
perfeseIt Surd Die gOit %usrianSt. 8siber Slug pirb
teitintnt eebeilt.
,Gin6ouia YiQS". s satsr psfia St'ii fir P 6pf:
irnz uub Morpbtnz offer unO ~unpabise Ertnter. ste
mirten ,auber bait, perleibeH &ppettt lno re9en bic
sionertbatiateit an. Nus gHurSeln, 0ttnoen nuo Rrdu'
tstn 6era.Iteut. St Der Office ODER ~periieselt bnr4 bic
Iot ;u bc,tsben. 81 bic S@adtet; 9iaen fur 5rontn
S1 bic S6adltsL, feds far SIS. @OniuItatiorsa itsts frei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
JAMES'LOCK HOSPITAL,
2O4 @a5bimetun Gtr., GbieaSO,

pom Gtaats JGino;s
su sen: a~lserUflts
den 2wed pr;oiies
airt, nm In aaen
TiGsn pom 9sbeimeT,
Gronti6en uno 8lcs
ien> geiotn in alien
psrmideIisn 5orme'I
unperSus!i3e Mobile
3u Deriadtien. Or.
9 a nj es jteht 6es
fannttid {stt S0J0b'
rem on Der Spige ser
9etltunbioen. utter
nnb @riabrung finb
b66it wi6tig. Sa>
menTuB, nG6tIidjt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
9ei eeiOcn Get Gin9elueiOe
lit er elm in 8csiebuug ouf 8irtiamteit
uno S1ueui9teit berielben unuberz
troIeneS !0eilmitteI.
8et Oucti6umect, Gduttt= ttnS
&5ranoIunuocu
bat Ct nidt ieincs OIeiAen ais @tnreiz
bung5mittel.
Bri gbeumatismns unO sIenralsie

bft ADfnilntl5ihl5 lilD SlRNrnl9If
lit Der
PAIN KILLER Der nobIsrprobte lnb pertraueus>
parOise Sreuub Muer, wet9e elmer snoerIdifiz
Sen uuO barmtOicn Ntebistn b%eoIrien, bic
innerti9 ME duBerIi9 sebrau9t werSeu fanu.
obue 8efhrdtuns idabtt4er SOIssn nnO
NIT 9 der Ell t Der 2iuoeruu9.
Seiu &oiteHprets brtu8t i'm i~rnerboIb bes Sereids
zines Sebeu, uno er wirb Gu3 itbertib pieliab ietue
Soften Ourd @srminOeruns Gurer einmalissn idbrIi8en
Sottorrs6nuns pteoer einbrin9en.
25 Gts., SO Cts. unS s1.OO per SEai6e.
Sci alien NOpthcfern I'll laben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

Se6er Raufmunn, 5orrtc., @inenarbsiter, Saubz
werter unb Suus6dlter iorte fet5 cine TIui9e SapOn.
al inu,rli9em wie a&Berliaem @ebyaHa, bel Der 9aub
babsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

= Nus &0ln, y. WfarA i@reibt
man Der Srff. 3tg.: Gr3btihof WeIz
6erS lit 5ur GarOtnalSpi irbe entz
porgelrte9en. gta6 ietncr Nnfunft in Gom
miro fiir &0ln ein neuer Biidof eruonnt
uno babel Der AnSeigepfltNt 9cniigt tpers
ben.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-24
LOG, 600 inhabitants, and by steam.

100, 600 Inhabitants, and by steam-
err through the straits of Mslscca to
Penang, 10000 inhabitants, both
cities of the Malay peninsula. Then
up the bay of Bengal to Mautmaip,
$4,000 inhabitaDt-; by the same
bay to Rangoon, 10000 Inhabitants.
Then leaving British Burmah by
steamer across the bay of Bengal
to India, landing at Ca.cut-
ia, S95, 900 inhabitants. Then 800
miles by rail to Benares, 49,
900 inhabitants; by rail $50 miles
to Agra, $4,000 inhabitants; by
rail lis miles to Delhi, 155. 900 in
habitants; by rail 800 miles to AL
lahabad, 105 900 inhabitants, and
by rail 800 miles to Bonn bay, $50 900
Inhabitants. Then across the Ara.
bian sea 1900 miles to Arabia, land
ing at Alden, 5000 inhabitants;
then 1900 miles through the Red
Sea to Egypt, landing at Suez,
10. 900 Inhabitants, aud by rail 112
miles to Alexandria, 100, 900 inhsb-
itants. From Alexandra to Italy,
sailing about 1900 miles across the
Mediterranean to Naples, $50, 900
inhabitants; then to Marseilles,
800, 900 Inhabitants; then along the
French coast by rail 20 miles be-
You'd Nice to MentOue, famous as
sanitary resort. From Mentone to
Paris, TO London, to Liverpool,
down the Irish Channel to Queens
town and then to New YORK, hav-
ing gone zigzsg enough to make u
Journey 81 nearly SO, 900 miles.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-24
Judge Adams, returnable at 10A.

Judge Adams, returnsble at 10A.
NJ. and 2 p. M, respectively, on
Wednesday next, and were placed
in the hands of Sheriff Rowland
for service. The cause of the
charges grew out of the arrest Of
Poker Smith, reported in yester-
days HERALD, Mr.. Ling claiming
to have made the arrest; and, in
asserting his claim, It is said by the
city police authorities, the al
legged offences were committed.
The matter will be fully investigat-
ed, when it will be seen which side
is in the right. Mr.. Ling will be
represented by Messrs. Thorn &
Stevens, s. M. White, Esq, and
Colonel J. F. Godfrey. The
City Attorney, we presume,
will appear for the prosecution.
Ling and his friends claim that his
conduct was regular and orderly;
and that, after the examination 1T
Police headquarters, and just as he
was about to ring the bell for the
jailor, officers Davis and Fletcher
sought to and did take his prisoner
from him, at the order of the Chief
of Police. Upon his protest pas
sage OF words occurred between
himself and the Chief, which led
to the Constable's temporary incar-
ceration in the Jail, his release fol-
lowing in q few minutes. Doubt
less cross complaints of some kind,
either before the Court or the City
Council, may be looked for from
Mr.. Ling, who regards himself as
having suffered gross injustice IL
the matter.