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Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
FIFTH edition
An Abused Teu,o.

a number of our German cit;,o
very agreeable entertainmen,e rtiens mad
evenings since in the Herdman a q lev
ing The utmost precautions wero nl..d
70 prevent any disorderly axe ,ahen
from entering the hall. but in s,i;.'a H;.'>'a
all that could be done some fonr rms. %. q
disorderly characters passed tbe n VI i've
keeper by their wits, but afts, tI''' .9'''
were in few minutes and haJ lher
menced to be troublesome they .ol' ,
elected. A short time af,c,-F WtFe
an unlucky Teuton showed th,. hiS h"diS
had too much Of the "o-be.iovf,|Ie |e :, 'ao
keep within the bounds of stTic, ,r,' ' %
ty, and he also was prompliv I.ypFic' sp
and sent spinning down tha a.tel,
Unfortunately for him the frs. ,l.h
elected were still lingering a, "11y
loot of the stairs and seeing tho Go, NE
coming down in considerable has, W"n
ciuded that he was rho ,, s.l'
who put them out. Herr vnF ia'F
grand opportunity for reyapgo v" a
the unfortunate man was receivol ,r'.' %.H
numb Of blows amt kicks "I;II S'I
sadly distigurcd his counropancs '-IgA
tried TO explain but none Y,.i ~
ed and after it was nearly a, D'
be gave expression to his fepIInc.o ois' WI
saying: "By shiugs der niSb ~, y
goe>h to dat barty shtays awayo' '.'''
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
The Profit of Fowls.

Mr.. Robert Ia.iry writes 20 th" RE
PUBLICAN Tor the purpose ct Showing =
what proht there j. in fowls. Last
year he kept Eighty hens. During that
prriod the fowls laid sos dozens of
eggs. They We're sold III he phi.adri-
phia market, and, after the commission
nad beeu paid, he received So During
the year II fowls lWurih 81 wer"
hatcLed. The value # manure was
$40 The total income was SlOS. To
feed the fow i required lo7 bushels Of
corn ana screenings, which cost So.
| p0n the 80 hens there was a profit for
the year q 81, or fraction over II
cents for each fowl. The hens We're
kept laying, only setting, OF rgG>
being Matched to keen NJ the stock.
When eggs were selling II ~ cents per
deZen, in the winter, II took Sl.jJ worth
If food for every dozen Of r--~ laveG.
Seventy-tiyr dozens ut r--, Mere ,avcd
during the month ot An... More eggs
were iaycd during that month than
there were IL any other one month.
The fowl, wee We. provided for and
escaped 'hr chicken disease, which
often caU~r. loss amongst poultry, and
IrrgunL'.y ~uu,c~ he owner 'u Euu into
. dNt a.,~rd year of labor and care
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
FOURTH EDITION.
PREPARING FOR A STRUGGLE.
The Anti.CODkIing Republicans
Confident and Ready for the fray
The President to be AssaiIed.

The Albany Correspondent of the New
York Tribune under date of May I'D,
has the following: The 10. 50 o'clock
train from New York tonight brought
eX-Speaker Hustled, Senator Baker and
Assemblyman Carpenter, who had all
been in attendance AT the New York
conferences Ia day. They all stated
that eX-Senators Conkling and Platt
had announced that they We're candi-
dates for reelection and would probably
be in this city tomorrow 10 begin can
vasS for votes. Mr., Hus,cd said that
MIR Conking had declared that Mr.
Plat must he reelected with HIM or he
would not accept the commission.
senator Robertson expressed great
pleasure when he heard the news. He
said he was confident that the eN-Scna.
TORS could not be- reelected, except 10y
the aid of Democrats. Itthey were re.
elected in that manner they could not
expect the slightest tavor> from tn" al
ministration, As they would he c,aSS,d
as Democrats. Senator Robertson also
said that the adyiCeS he had received
IRON the members Of the Legislature
who are now n their homes consulting
their constituents were exceedingly ia
vurahle
Senator Sessions, upon being told of
the news from New.N ork, said: "WrN.
m glad OF it; | would rather we should
lick those two fellows than any 'yvuuk-
crs. Give Us the odd bucks. -
There are again TUmors here OF the
tremendous mud bomb Mr.. ConkliuE
is getting ready TO fling n the National
Administration, A Mr.. Conk,mg, it is
said, intends 10 pose as an auti-mono-
polist, and 10 charge upon the Admin.
iStratiun all sorts OF services in behalf
OF monopoiieS since it came iuru power
There is talk Of a >erenaac when he ap-
pears. The proposal that he should
then assaii the Administration era titled
Police Commissioner French, of New
York, who was here on Thursday. He
asked Mr.. DuguId, Of Syracuse, how he
thought the members would view the
proceeding. Mr.. Duguid replied that
he though it would be dangerous, and
Mr., French dropped the sub
leCt,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Outrazes and OutiaMrY.

James aLl William FrrL.py, former
y resident, Of Bldiu.ph. Ontario. wer.
arrested on Friday Ia Et,. Saginaw.
Michigan, for completely i'll the luurLe.
Of the Donnr,ly family. II j. said that
James confessed 'Ar murder and i'm
ulicated thirty or forty residents vt
B.dlU.pL who formed lie 'v!.l.unne
committee" thar killed the Douuel.y,.
5. e. Stevenson was Shot dead by q
party of rough~, one oi whom Le had
accused Of morse stealing. near Dallas.
Texas, oL saturday.
Thomas Chcuy, a member Of the
Durango gang Of outlaws, was shot
dead by another ruugh near ArAluo
New Mexico a few days ;.Eo.
"Cur.y BIZ" notorious Texan, who
recently ,Eo, Man Nha. White al Tomb,
stone, in thai state, was MORTAL y
wounded Al GaleNvil.r. Arizona, last
Friday, by companion named Wal
lace. The latter WAS arrested, bur re.
.eased upun IN" ground Of seli,defcnve,
Irwin Scott was shot dead by hi,
brother Anthony, in quarrel about a
woman, in Marlboro county, North
Carolina, last Friday.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Catarrhal Poison.
NataHh HAoh "h
Wei De Meyers, wonderful Cata

WefDs Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists and
| is delivered Carriage paid) by ID. B. Dew
ey d Co.. No. 46. Dey street, New York.
/ The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment. like snuffs. d0uches. and in
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus The antidOtal elements dis
covered BY Dr. Wei he 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 untailing as. vac
cination. TREATISE" with full state
ments hy the cured. is mailed free. wei lie
Movers Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
It's cost. Rev. Chas. J. Jones. New Brighton.
L. J." One package cured me. Rev. c. H.
TAYLOR l4O Noble street, Brooklyn. New York.
Ii restored me to the ministry. Rev Geo.
A. Res. Cobhleskill. n. Y" The remedy
is a marvel. Rev. A. T. FreeSe, Cairo, n. Y.
1T has been Of great value to me. Rev. OI.
ney Place Massena. n. Y. Rev. Geo Z.
Pratt, st. stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
etc A real cure !or Catsrrh Tor sl0o.
ll2s4
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
THE PRESIDENT'S MEANING.
Why he Did not Appoint Anti
COnkling Men 10 Federal D fiji es
I'm New York,

WASHINGToN, May 22.-Some ex-
preSsiouS Of dissatisfaction have reach
ed here from New York because the
President did not send in the names OF
men hitherto auti-Conklng 10 the five
offices for which nominations were made
on Thursday. Those who complain of
This course do not comprehend the
Presidents polic- nor the principles
upon which il is based. II" is not seek
ing in the least 10 ostraci2c the Repuh-
leans who have been Mr.. tODklinE :
followers and supporters in the past.
On the contrary, it is evidently the in
tcnlion Of the President 10 have it fully,
distinctly and widely known from Buf
talo to Brooklyn that the object oi the
Administration j. 10 abolish factions in
New York and to nave one grand,
united, harmonious. enthusiastic Re
publican party in the State, OF cuurs"
this end cannot he attained by sending
Mr. Coukiug back 10 the Senate to
wage relentless and vindictivc war on
the Administrations and those who aid
III sending him back will Of course put
themselves in the attitude of deter
mined foes and enemies OF the Admin
istration and of Republican successes.
To have been with Mr.. Coukiing in the
past j. one thing. bur to Join Mr.. Conk-
ling in his new crusade Of anger and
revenge is quite another thing. There
is room in New York for one Republi-
can party. 10 be led by III" AIminiStra-
t.ou. There is uot room for another
Republican party, 10 be led by Mr.,
The Administration invites
all shades and >ect> and schools Of the
wnu,e. Mr.. Cyuk.ing asks the mad
dcucd, the disappointed and the reck-
less members Of the party to join linn
III fighting and embarrassing the Adj
Every Republican in New
York can choose which leader he will
follow.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Court PrOceeiiugs

judgement was given for plain.;s .
The amount Of S2Ga.SS, with infrrp,r +. yr,,, n
December !, 1873, ''0''
Ihejnry were discharged until .o.,,n.
Tow morning at 10 u'c.ork. '.''
Argument was then heard n, >,
rule To show cause why an intoym,,ian
i'll the nature Of quo warrar,5 .pn"'i ,'"i
not issue in the case ofthe Chris , ,"i' =
Church, at Delaware City-Gcora. u H.
Bates ESQ appeared for the c6nrri
VIM. q, Whiteiey, Esq. fir the rrr.",
and the old Board Of Wardpu> WI
Mr., Whitc.ey applied for a po>,rono.
meut Of decision, a, he had dn,y h4nn
recently retained in thcra>e He arrupj
that the case was a civil suit and fba,
the State was lot a party. He there.
fore asked to be- given until first ru,.
day, (AuEust lst, to prepare and f,r
his pleadlngS.
The Court granted Mr. Whit,ev's an.
phca,ion, and stated that the SHperj6,
Court would I've adjourned over To- Sen.
tember 10 hear This case.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Earth to Earth.

Miss Mary Stewart, who graduated
from the High Schoo, last year, WAS
buried from her lat" home, on King
street below Third, tLi, morning. Thu
tuuera. was very largely attended
Among the tloral tributes, which were
very Vrotus", was cross, which was
presented by the cla~, with which the
young lady graduated. High Mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Reilly, at ST
MARY, K. c. church. The intrrment
took place a. the old Catholic cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
The Death Record

The Death Register reports y death,
for laStNeck, as compared with - fc
the corresponding week Of last year
Causes Of death; Chronic DiarrLoa9
>; consumption, !. catawh. |. copyu..
sions. | congestion Of lungs. !: drop,r.
/; hydrorephaluS, !; intalumatog II
bowels, /; malignant scarlatiua. Inner.
peral pcritoultis, !: paralysis. !, mi.
eide by shooting, l. smallpox Iu.
phoid fever, /.
Deaths by wards: First, | Second. /:
Third. ,; Fourth, ,. Fifth, Sixth, l.;
seventh, ;; Eighth, 6; Tenth,
other statistics, White, -, black, 6;
males, T.. females. = died at the A.u,.
house, I; coToner's ca>rs. i, born in the
United States, -: in Ireland, /; brought
here for iuterment, , sent away for the
same purpose, ,.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
ENtPrDriSp,

We learn thar the Importers Tea Com
pany. Of New York, will open a branch
store AZ 800 Market street, On Tuesday,
10 introduce their Teas and Cett'ees,
and adverti," their business They will
ior a limited time give with every pack
"ge Of Tea or Coffee present Of somt
useful article f)r the table, or jcwelry-
gould or silver watches. Their goods are
sealed in cans, Of tea, ~ pounds and
cotire 3pounds aud sold for one dollar
per can: each individual selecting ;heil
own package. This novel method ofin
trolucing Tea and Coffee 10 doubt will
induce many 10 try the quality and
quanity sold for one dollar
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
The levy Court

At the session Of the Levy lc.I' ...r Al u
day the special committee irpo'. Jarrett
yerSriy on the bill Of Jane, s'i1St" GI'.y"
agent for Jos. Il. BriutoN' 10. gm$
rrrrn,rone furnished the Court ''o"'
The report was adopted' ,nc,i.r,e Il
On the report OF thr ,g,5;,wa, ,g,j; d
whom the matter was rriry'rU \ in Nj
cided tc open the propose. EV'T Sin u, ycrss
Greek Hundred near the N"o''"
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
4 Narrow Escape.

The gable end Of a barn, belonging "a
a man named Neatly. at Fifteenth an!
Scott streets, WAS struck by ,.gh11,
during The storm yesterday attrrarl
The tiuid Immediately passed downa
post. At the time Of the occurrrurrW
boys, Frank Neatly and Harry S'ooI
were in the harm. They were slightly
stunned aud their clothing va,
srlrchcd. Five horses were also u
thr stable. Strange To say No damage
further ,hau the chi.drrns clothing be-
ing srggrhcd, was sustained,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Needs Repairing.

The track Of the city railway on i
aware Avenue, needs repairing gu
badly. The hole, along side OF
rail, should be filled up as they
yery ,r>in. IN carriage wher,S,md It
der acc.Jcu,, probable. Many peE,'
prefer driving a sq0ar" or TWO OIL
their way IN order 10 a'oiI pa>>>A
over them. Til" street shaN.d be HG
in suod order. and travel over i
rendered pleasant,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Charged with khtii'

i Ii,patch de,cri0iNg a N..'os .,5,I ''' II
who had stolen so from a wo~aD. i
IIorkrs,in, was received "a; Tue ly,r, .,nt
court Saturday afternoon I4.
Lrgg arrested L man Answering Dr rain
,rription lust as he stepped Oh u .'f tnn
AT the depot, and on the pe!>.- VI ,4 He
alleged thief Slj."6 were n ,e''," He
cave the name of Charles N2''''
!, now confined in the city Gr">.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Bashful.

They had been engaged TO be married
fifteen Years. and still he had not mus
tered up resolution enough te ask her to
name the happy day one evening he
called III a particularly spoony frame OF
mind, and asked her to sing him some
thing tender and touching-Sonething
that would "move" him. She sat down
at the piano and sang Darling, | am
growing old"
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
VIII not be Commission"

Governor Hall has refused u ii. Ii n
sion the Btandywine Rifles, .sa "I c.trI
son for so doing is because '"y '"1ymn,lis
ready has three military .,oJ sJ"5 70 +.
New Castle county is entit'e" N r,r
military mill ny'c companies. The l,!,,sI Lower 10 10
the county, be states, Is eH''''
company.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Use IL as an Advance GuarI.

If you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys disordered, symptoms of piles
tormenting you, take at once few doses
of Kidney-Wort. 1t is natures great
assistant. Use it az an advance guard,
don't wait to get down sick. See large
advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Purse Stolen.

\ pocket book, containing $40, the
property of q woman who went into
Wryl's bakery, on Saturday morning
for the purpose Of making puryha~',
was stolen 10y colorrl man, Who had
also entered the store with hrintrn,im
Of buying something. The lady, PIE
viuus TO looking in another direction,
placed the pocket-hook nu HE counter
When She again turned her Ar.. The
purse was gone. Another wolIg 5-
served the man picking llp the att.
book. but she thought it hr..G.1.W
him. When the owner Of pUl~ "
came acquainted Of her loss the maa bad
lett the store and could not be tvUL4.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
A Carriage Demolished. e

A horse belonging to Lawrence Kier
nan, liveryman, collided with a guard
rail in front Of the sewer at Front and
Adams streets, last night. Two young
men were thrown from the wagon. The
horse was slightly injured and the We.
hicle demolished
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Ordination Services.

Rev. A. n. Keigwin, pastor of the
West Presbyterian church, preached
last night, from ] Timothy 8: H. AT
the conclusion of the discourse j. Max
we'll Ocheltree and John Crozier were
ordained elders.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
4 Drunken BraWI,

4 fight took placein Klingl"r' saloon,
on Second street below French, about 10
o'clock on Saturday night. Harry But
Ter had his neck gashed half way round,
the knife passing over the iugular vein,
cutting the flesh. VIM. Bake: and sew
era others were badly injured.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Fencing fer the Cemetery.

Messrs. Broo nal, Miles & Co., of West
Chester, have received the contract for
furnishing the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery Company with 1900 feet
of extra heavy wrought iron fence.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Eighth Anniversary.

Lady Franklin Conclave, No. 4 Home
Communion will celebrate their Eighth
anniversary this evening in their hall
in the McClary Building. The pro-
gramme will consist of addresses, reci-
tations select readings, music nc
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23

ELLOTr, JOHNSON kCO.,
ID BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
FOR SALE.-i0 shares Wilmington Coal
Gas Company.
Stocks, bonds and other securities bought
and sold and carried on margins in New York,
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash.
ingtOn. to all ofwhich cities we have DIRECT
PRIVATE WIRES.
Futures in wheat. corn. oats and provisions
bought and sold in Chicago AID Eastern mar
kets
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
New Harness.

We'll & Ringwalt have just fitted the
Fame Hose horses out in bran new
set of double harness. The prancing
steeds become their new suits and look
quite nobby.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
To the Pubiic

We are prepared to do gT+'I 70, notice
and Paper Hanging at ShIri .nd chi CHEAP
the very best manner 1ro 51jTaD
cash. A. p. Jackson /" DIV
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
ueautifuI GIT.

The Fame Active Association G<i3 Darlct o., ]
ed on Saturday, a beautiful atticnsl
fume, the gift Of the asso',ry so very p
friends. The boys are W."
nleased with the ornament
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Alarm Of Fire.

The alarm of fire, last night, was oc-
casioned by the burning of hay stack
near Beggs' brick yard. The fire de-
partment turned out, but their services
were not needed.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
~...ow rscape From Dr"~p ~~pS

While party of New ."ss,, .lai
were out boating last mgr, and and I've
terry, the boat was capSii,z,g,u psi, ,,lnnsr n"G rgfo
into the water. "rote' olllr, llln,neupa
Ir'e IT escapeJ caT Drowning, as he eaD''''
der the boat.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
New Cases.

smallpox at Fourth rthlt,'ital anu " at pO0D
day,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23

NOTlCE.-G q q y NJ TG a & F. :
~ wanted. Money 10 loan a ) per cent
my23 II HEALI y co.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
DUBLIC SALE

VTANTEN. - Il O . 5 OK SMALL
w hol.e by gentleman and wife; west Of
King street. Address j. L." REPUBLIC 4N
ONCE uy2y-I-
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23

VITANTEU-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w hOGSewOrk in small family. Apply
1903 West k,ghtn street. 1ny23-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23

"ANTED.-A GIRL TO Do GENERAL
w hou.ewo.k. Apply at SO Poplar street
at once. my-2t
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
BROKERS'.
d Il. ROBINSON h CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
N. Z COR. FOURTH AND MARKET
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington, Del.

TFoR SALE.-U. s. FouS; 10 shares Kent
Iron ard Hardware Co.
Isa.nSILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-23
Man

'Ir. Sim
I'ated) no
I.ctly on Il
pr0noti
|Edoing IL
right o.
|sdigestion|
Iec,k, dizz|
|hy, acf|
eakness
1red. TIL
|Fiping, sic
Dwels cost |
nd liver cj
Hpo!t, 4th d
fch street
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-18
How to Work in NOxiOus Gases.

Mr.. Fleuss has been giving at
Portsmouth. England, some practi-
cal illustrations of the merits of an
apparatus he has envented for en-.
aiding persons to work under water
and in noxious gases. In order to
do this he takes below with him a
supply of concentrated oxygen in a
small reservoir, which is siung On
his back like a kDapsack. At every
respiration from the tank, which is
effected by means of a tube and
mouth piece, the exhausted ga, after
being strained through a sponge
saturated with caustIc soda, returns
to the tank, the impure ingredients
alone being permitted to escape. In
this way he can remain under water
for four hours, and can penetrate 70
situations which are impossible to
the ordinary diver, who is compel.
ed to drag lengthening pipe at
every step, and is always liable to
the danger of getting entangled
with the means which supply him
with air. When entering an atmos-
phere charged with smoke and poi
sonous gases, MIR. Feuss divests
himself of the diving dress, his onl y
protection being tight fitting cover
ings for his eyes and nostrils, the
air reservoir being, of course, slung
on his back as before. Thus pro
vided, Mr.. Fleuss has gone unharm-
ed through fumes of the densest
and most pur gent description.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-18
"Match Him.

"Mahone is the father of ten chill
dren, is FIVE feet high, fifty years
old and weighs one hundred and
twenty pounds. Match that, Bour-
bons. ''-Cleaveland eader.
Perhaps Malone is like Aleck
Thompson's red headed fighter, who
leaped into the ring and excai med,
81 kin lick any man o. my average
here; match me, by jlngs, match
mel" Quite a number stepped up
and asked his terms. "Size, weight.
age and condition." says he, "Match
me, by jings, match me" "Well,"
says the crowd, "what are your size,
weight, age and condition." To
which came the response, "Five
feet, three inches high, ninety six
pounds, twenty eight years old, sew
en- children, two by Martins Maria,
two by Csrter's Penelope Jane and
three by my wife, match me, by
jings, match me!"-H. Watterson.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-18
AN OMEN IN THE NAME.

OF those who went to Wood River
filled with great expectations, few
have not been disappointed. While
g few, unwilling to acknowledge
that they were deceived, are still
praising the outlook Of the country;
while few others working in the
interest of stage lines, hotels and
other industries which derive profit
from travel and increase of popula-
ton, are doing what they can to keep
the excitement up, and while posi-
bly, still another few are urging their
friends to move to Wood River on
the principle that misery loves COM
pany, by far the greater portion of
those who have gone there have dis
covered that they have not reached a
land flowing with milk and honey.
In fact it is now reported by almost
all the reliable correspondents that
the country is not what was promis-
ed for it; that the good mines arc
few in number, and that all the
good ore obtained must be sent to
Salt Lake City to be worked. The
name is even delusion to these con-
fiding emigrants who go expecting
to find vast forests waiting for the
ak and fume. Although called
Wood River, wood is very scarce
along its course, and it was perhaps
named on the principle Of ''lucus a
non lucendo," the same by which
sometimes street principally in
habitcd by predicate women Is call
ed Maiden Lane. This failure to
fulfill the promise in the name in
the light of present developments
might not unreasonablY be taken as
an omen of the future prospects of
the country, and those who have re-
turned wiser and sadder may some
time even yet have to congratulate
themselves that they came back in
time to participate in our renewed
prosperity, and those who do not go
at all will probably have reason to
be thankful that they were not mis-.
led by the insincere or mistaken ad-
vice of the early writers of letters
from Wood river.