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Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
Mr.. EsradfOrd's Speech

To-day the remarks Of Representa- !.
Bradford in the Legislature On 'At !.
auitOuS assessment laws are ''n'Ng
in the Republican. Eeterr'a. 70 !
old law passed in John NJ. G1yio9 'a ~
he shows that when a vote! "''A'"A,
vote upon a tax paid wilA'4 .S'''- q,
it was for the purpose oI -'y'n. " ~
men longer time for p9y'N, 'Ar,' II. II.
bur il remains for a Dem 1g'l'' f,M
turr to pass laws distranrl..',,.- 'Da1
Mr.. Bradford's speech aAo1.J ~ ''1
fully read.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
Punch Cards.

Rev. John II. NickIesswas quite sue
cesstnl with his punch cards last Sun
day, realizing the sum of SjO.6S for
the benetit of Sta pFer's Chapel of the
A. L. NJ. p, Church, The following
prizes were award q First prize, a
watch, to Mr.. A. Collins; second prize,
u set OF plates, 10 Mr.. W. Slaughter;
third pri2r, a set OF cups to Mr.. W.
ChAndler
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

STOP rHlEF.-slIO REWARD.-H As
y stolen on the night OF March 3l,t, 1881,
from the stable of M. Il. Gonard, West Grove,
Pa, a bright bay mare I years old has u
small white spot slightly to one side Of nose,
and carries her tail 10 the right side heavy
bodied and in good order; Will weigh about
goo bounds has a white saddle lnarh. The
above reward will be paid by the Now Lon
don Association for the Detection OF Thieves
and Capture of Stolen Property ns follows:
800 thereof for the detrctloh 'ot the thief,
with sufficient evidence for conviction and
$50 for the ca pture of the property stolen.
WIN. GAWTH RUr, siee,y,
an1-at Most drove I. o.. Gheatrr CO.. Ia.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
u,cction Of Officer,

The following othccrsoi iA' ,s'I \
School Union, conhe'''0 vi. Wv. .,i
Grace NJ. +. Sunday n'ho''' ''''
ed last Sunday;
Prrsidrnt-J. Taylor tau
'Nicc-president--J. W. p.'"
Secretary-Frank HriSl[t
Trrasnrer-William II. ls"'
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
The April SNOW .

SNOW hl~ fallen four ont Of the sin
days We have had in April. To-day,
ia" >"N"Mth, nlal possibly ESCAPE witlt-
ont SNOW falling hnt it will no doubt be
loug remembered that on the morning
.bfthr 1th If April the ground was
whi1c with SNOW thal had fallen the
night previous. Totho>r not accustom.
ell t. the winters of This latitude, it
might appear thai winter commenced
April first ard that it was increasing
in severity a. the month advanced and
thr dag, .rnLthemrd.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NO11CE.-I, GEORGE M. BACON, IN
N compliance with the requirements oi
tllt act Of @aenbly, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that l shal,
apply in writing to the Cgurt Of General Ses
sionS Of the Peace and Jail lAiiyery, OF the
State of Delaware, in and Tor New Castle
County, on Monday, the 9th day of May. A. ID.
1881, being the first day OF the May tetm Of
the said court, for q license 70 keen an Inn or
tavern NJ No w. Fourth street, in the
Third Ward OF the city Of Wilmington, Del,
and to sell intoxicating liquors III less Quan.
titles than one quart to be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable citi.
zenS recommend the sAid4s.pplicaton,t TO Wit :
Leonhard iisnaun, 4Aaghsl Piermann,
Patrick Kelley, John i}adps,
Michael Newell, Il, J. McMApus,
Daniel McElwce, A. Bickta,
james Clark, John IL, Graham,
King Dolbow, Edward tarhar,
Martin keogh, Andrew Milheln,
ThOS. /. RusSell Nm. A. HoNie.
Jno. NJ. thNmikh, James Brown, H. r..
Conrad Keller, james Smith, y
n. I4ichcrInan, John Dunn,
Patrick Monaghaa. Charles Corrigun,
John Byrnc, William Baxter,
Emile BuclcI john Mulrooney,
apr7-:t GEORGE NJ. BACON.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
sOrOncr's Inque'"

Coroner Wcldin held an Ig}I" y ',r,t
the remains Of a female ,'.,4 ',,,I, ,
Mary Ellen StoopeS, aSe' p,,rrtOr .
siding with its parents III ;,,,a d
DR.. Springer made an exam '11 ,.,,, i,
rave "A certificate of d'a'a ''''
sumption.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

The Missouri river continues gorgc,l
at iankton, and has risen three feet
within the last twrnty-iour hours. 1t
is now asccrtaincd that more than fifty
lives have already been lost ut Gayville,
Nennillion and Meckling, in Dakota,
by the foods.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
NEW BILLS.

In the Senate Mr. Belts introduced a
bill authorizing the construction of a
bridge over the Christiana by the Levy
Court in connection with any railroad
company.
New bills were introduced in the
House, as follows by MIR. Robinson
to incorporate the Malleable Iron Com
pan; ; BY Mr.. Bradfnrd-to amend
chapter 73 Of the Revised Code and
chapter 50, volume 16 Laws of Delaware,
which are intended to make the laws
conform with the Fiscal Bill.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
yarht FoMGid'

The missing yacht b.Sn Bias 'I,' .is,
property of Allan Gawti'rm lmsgnrl d
been found sunk in the 9: slla,,Dg a.. lab
Christiana creek, just OF ti.' ,i .hipf
Hollingsworth ComrahiS: ,:ng tta
Men we're engaged in rai'iDH ="
to-day. ...
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
M'COLLEY BROTHERS.
Transfer. Passenger and Baggage
Express Company

Have this day extended their slate route 10
receive passengers or baggage, 10 he called
Tor or delivered ut short notice, TO the follow
ing places:
+. :. Il. Buffers, 40 Market street.
II. r. RObelcn'S, 10 Market street.
W II. Morris 1th and Market streets.
+. Il. McC AIMS. 10th and Market streets,
+. NJ. Bickta cor. 9th and Madison streets.
lr, tooper,s drug store, 7th and Jetiarson.
Isaac Nanlrump, grocer, Sixth and Wash
inItOG streets.
Grtltths drug store, 4th and Madison.
J. Htlton's grocery store, Maryland Avenue
and adams street.
Orders collected aa !. 80 and 10. 60 a. M; 100.
800 and 100 p. IN.
Special arrangements can be made for car
riages for any hour of the day or night, at the
stables, Second and Poplar streets, or at the
house. SH Madison street, orsWith the proprt.
etors. MCOLItEY BROS,
Second and Faplar streets.
8S'Cut this out for reference. Y apr4et
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
In the u. n. kenate.

In the /. ). Senate, yesterday. Mr..
Mcpherson again offered his petition.
and no Objection being made, it was
read and referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations. Dawes's resolution
was discussed by Mcssrs. Bayard and
Sherman. At 4.30 p. NJ, on motion Of
Mr Dawes, the Senate adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
kAJ0 Reward,

The New London Association offers
$50 reward Tor the recovery of u bright
bay mar" that was stolen from the
stable of NJ. f. Conard, on the 3lst
ult., and 500 for the arrest and ronvic-
;iGn of the thief
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
ID HlSTER SpEDER,
RHil$TER'S ,FfTCE,


NEw C>a7lE rgGafy, MaTh . lSN.
Upon the appl;catIon oi Emma simpson,
AdministratrN u. u. n. {. 7. A. OF Eti2a
o. Meara, late Of Wilmington Id, in said
county, deceased II :, .Vri.Is! elI dirrcted
Dy the Register that thu hdmiu5H ~ irx afore.
said give notice Of granting Of Letters Of Ad-
ministration u. Il, \, &. y. A., upon the
estate of the deceased. with the date Of grant
ing thereof, by causing atJcTt>ementS y be
posted within forty dnystrJtn the date OF such
letters in six Of IN" most pubNt places Of the
county OF New ta'|l", ",qujr!ng AL persons
having demands HGAln>t the estate 10 present
the same, or abide by m ACt of Assembly in
such ease mad" and provided; uad also cause
the same to be inserted within the etilne
period in the l'EtAWAEH kErr R.iCAn, anrws
paper published in VIM lgton, aAl to be
continued therein thrHe weeks, teOdl
.~~~, Given under III" hand Mni zeal OF
IL.s. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle County,
aforesaid, the da! ana year above written.
:. G. DlSiGS, Register.
NoTICR-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the drccD-el must present the
same, duly attr-trd tp the Admini+tratriX, on
0r before March -. lST4, or abde the act OF
Assembly in surh ease made and provided.
EMM A SlMtSDN,
Njmr d. g. n. G. r. A.
Address; I '"n"h, Bridge. Del. spr4
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
NTOTICE TO MARINERS.
mo. II, OF 1881.

NyOTICE TO MARINERS.
~ mo, II, Of lsSl.)
4. :. or AMERICA-NlRtl\
GRANGE OF Colon OF LTGHT uh WINTER
QUARTER SHoAL LlGHr-SH1r.
Notice s hereby given that, on july !, 1881,
the light displayed from the Light ship of
Wnter-Q Quarter Shoal, scH.cOa>t Of Nirg' ola.
will be FIXED RED. instead or tNrd white, as
now shown. BY order of the Light Hou>e
Board JOHN RODGERS.
Rear Admiral u. 5. Navy, Chuirnun.
OpFiCE oF TIM LlGHT-HorsE BOARD.
ap7 Washington, b. G., April !, IHSt.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
rnstantIy KILLED

George Washington, coI"''o, un" oy,,t
stantly killed by being s"I "nIi,frn,S
cart, at Dover, yesterd"y, a, ay nlis
attempted to stopa .,un""rEri aoFp
by some means was h''o>
run over.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
Sunday school Anni'ef'"..i I

The Bethany Baptist ..,,rS snn1ab ab,li
will celebrate its anIliS'''TTbe Tbe pser'
middle of next moil.n' obaracteF
will be of an interesting
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
FIFYH EDIqI0iII||
-
THEY DO IT,

me Eleventh Ward Ri, p.
senate-t!as bills pass. "sseI
bill Postponed. '-is'
Special telegram to the Rs,,,,
DOVER, DEL, April :, II ~
~, me senate passed the Eleventh
OH TINS morning by a vote Of :
Mr. Belts voting against, p, =.
inoou,a1' h,S" nnal'y passed the ,,,
incorporate thd Diamond STAT. 1.'
company by a vote of g :,
,"ttS' Conaway and the speak,, W
union'Gas bin and the o., ' n
'nsn, COS bill also passed. tn. W.
terry bill was indefinitely no.,,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
MARRIAGES.

DERICKSON ON-HIiHFTELD.-On Wednc s.
day evening ut An Washing .pn street, hy
Rev. II. Sanderson, Willlam II lEfirkTon.
10 Annie Il. Highfeld, both OF New tnstle,
county
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
Launch OF d .styal.ier,

The Harlan and Holingsworth Com
pany will, on Saturday, launch a cam
er which is being built for the Ma land
Steamboat Company. The vessel will
be called "Ida."
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
Recoverihg-

DR.. Booth, residing g{,,a.t near HHis"ss
recov ring from his slllhrs" nlsr Of BH'
attend d by DIR. Chaho''''
wine s rings. ~
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

II is reported that % lodges OF Indians
from Sitting Bulls camp, have arrived
within fifty miles of Poplar River, on
their way to Fort Buford, to surrender
Sitting Bull, it is said, will follow
when the snow leaves"
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
DEGlSTER'S ORDER,

DEilSTER' ) ORDER.
-A REGIs1 Frs OFFICE,
tNFW CAsnEE Eor Nry, March iS 1881. (
Upon the apptcatiNn OF Charles Walton,
Administrator Of Jane Ott late of Pensader
Hundre6, in said county, deceased, it is OF
defed and directed by the Register that the
Administrator Aforesaid give notice Of the
granting Oi Letter, OF Administration upon
estate OF decrasni with the date OF grlnting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be post
cd withAn forty day, from tho date Of such
Letters, in s.& Of thr most public places Of the
county Of New Castle requiring All persons
having demands against the estate TO present
the same or abide by an act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided and also cause
the same 10 be Inserted within the same
period in The DEI.AWARH REPUBLICAN,, IA
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-O-d.l
~ Given under the hand and seal of
l.. 5. Office Of tho R"4i.tey Aforesaid, ut
- Wilmington. in Nav Castle county.
aforesaid, the day and year above written
y, 6, BGGS, Register.
NoTtCE. All priSan, having claims against
the estate of the ds>aaSed must present the
same dul, at,e-tc4 to the Administration. on
or before MoI Is, 4, D., 49,, 9r abide thsAc1
OF Assembly in -,irh c.:t""" iili116 and provided.
CHARLES WALTON, Admir-.
Address ewarA, del. Inar2i-Etw
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
ENOR RENT.

TyOR RENT.
Ell Washington street,
1897 Washington street
1903 Delaware avenue.
1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
51d West Fourth street.
6l5 Van i}urtn street.
9l5 Delaware avenue.
l0A ratnall street,
l2lS Jefferson street.
ll3 West Ninth street.
907 TAtnall street.
800 Market street, (store).
.O5 MarSet street. (rooms).
Apply NJ Al. Guild.
ap1-9-il-3ltl1 10i Market ,tIrr'
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
a uCrlON SALE.

VXTANTED.-A YOUNG MARRIED
w man, OF educational abilities, wishes
employment. Clerkshtp. cOpyist, orn> >alDo-
man preferred. Best city reference given If
required. Address n, b. b. RErt mirAA
OFFICE. AprITN.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
Personal.

Louis T. Yeager and JSap % of h aa
leave New York on u thg iceland.
three months visit 70 Ai'
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
W. M. KENNARD & Co.
62I Market St.
LINOLEUM
FLOOR CLOTHS.

This extraordinary floor covering Is
made OF the most lasting matcT!sla--
mainly cork and Folidhed oil. II has
been before the public for several years
and has successfully stood tesiS such Us
no oil cloth or carpet could undergo
We unhesltatingly rccpmment It a.
the handsomct, most durable and
comfortable floor covering before tho
public, and is equally suitable Tor YES,
tibuIcs, dining rooms, Offices, stores
and in fact almost every place where
an article OF this Kind Is needed. f.Y-
cry square yard OF the cloth ha,
"LlNOl.EUM" printed or thu bach
none other Is genuine,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
DHlI.ADFlpHIA WILMINGTON AND
i BALTIMORE K RAlLkuAD.
tPRlL 9, 1881.

Trains will leave Wilmington H. Dllows;
For PhtiadrIphin and intermediate sta
tionS i.oo, So P.l0 l0.GO II. m, 30, 400, 6.10
1000 p. M.
rhlIadrlrhM rEvpreas) $50, 800, aa5
a. m. T. l5, 90 =. H..
Philadelphia and New York 2.20, {. 30, !. 90,
o. 5i. II. So n. m, l.. ~, 2.03. 3.bA 6.44 p. M
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, S3s
u, M. !.+1p III.
pcryvlIe and intermediate stations, 433
p. m.
Rtimorc ana BAY Line, i, - 2. III.
Baltimore nnd Warrington, l2,ai, 2l2 = IS
7.65. SIS II. M, l?.b5, l.04, 90. To- p. NJ.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle 800, 9.35a. m. LOS, 100. go p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 0j5
n. NJ, l.0h, go p. IN.
Demar and intermediate Stations A1j a.
~, ,05 D. M
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

UTANTED.-A GOOD WHITE rROrf~-
w tant cook 10 live near town; must a>-
sist with the washing; good reference re
nuired: wages $4.2b per week. Address F.,
+. q. Drawer. No. J. city. apr7t2t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
REGISrER'S ORDERS.
DEGl~IER'S ORDER.
R|,}lSrER'S OrFICe.


NEN th,rLE Gov MY, March Il, 1881.
Upon Tho Ip0iration Of James A. rXeiglef,
Administrator pf John IeiGlcr, late u WV!
mingtoa Huutwh, IN said county, dceeHAet.
it is ordered Nui dirrtei by the Register
that the Administrator aforesaid give aStice
VI granting of'iptt.'i, of Adm niStrat ion tlpon
the estate VI b" Diseased. with n" date Oi
granting thereof, by causing adyeri isemants
To he post"d WlhN iDrtY itys from The date
of such letters in sN Nt tho most public
places ei line r'unty OF New CasEn. reluiring
all HperSolr ha} my demands againlt the o..
tate 70 present the same, or abide by an AT
of ~AEemDlT in such cAs9 made u nd provided;
aRd also cllAse the same 10 BE- ins"r1a,d within
the same peHDi in the DAILY REpUBLICAN q
newspaper publ: ,hrI In Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, te-.ld)
- Given under the hand aud Seal
; l.. 4. o., Dttic" of thr Register aforesaid at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written
). C. MtfiS, Register.
NoTiCE.- Al persons having claims against
The estate Of the iH',AseI must present the
same duly .att9sted u the Administrator on
or before Mareh q, 1882 or abide the Act Of
Assembly IN .'tt'h case !niIn and provided.
JAMES 4. IlHltiLER, Administrator.
4AddrSs - Wilmington, pei. mars
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

.TRAND OPENING or THE GLOBE
~ House, No. 8. East Seventh street, to
night, a tine lunch will be served on the o''.
casion. Friends and the public are invited.
CHRISI BANE
apr1ilt Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
SUNDAY TR AIMS,

Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
$40 II. IN, 800, 100, 10. 90 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 10 q. M,
b. ~, 6.+4 p. M.
Baltimore and Washington, T. 81, . u. 22s,
7.b5 a. m: 10, ,bl p. IN.
For further information passengers are re-
tcrred TO the dine tables posted Mt the depot.
II. +. kENNEY Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
W. VI. KENNARD a Co.
CARPETS.

| CARPETS.
We have now open for
inspection and sale, choice
lines of the following carpets
in the latest and most desir.
able colorings and patterns.
BoDY-BRUssELs CARPETS.
The best and choicest pat
terms OF Body-Brussels Car
pets at SI.6o and $r.7s.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
We have opened a large
line from IS cents to $I.2o.
Many Of these patterns can.
not be found elsewhere.
INGRAINS.
We have Of the best Ex-
ira Supers, a very full line
from IS cents to $I.oo.
FINE INGRAINS.
We have a grade lower
at IS cents, all wool, very
cheap.
CoTToN CHAIN lNGRAINs.
Some great bargains in
cotton chain ingrains from
37s to 60 cents.
ENTRY AND STAIR CARPETS.
We are also showing a
very fine line of Danask
and Venetian Entry and
Stair Carpets at Low PRICES.
In fact if you want any
kind Of a Carpet, Cocoa or
Canton Mating, Linoleum,
Oil Cloths, Mats or Drug.
gets, you will save money by
buying from us and get Re-
] liable GooDs.
W. M. KENNARD & Co.,
62I Market St.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

NOTICE--IN ORDERT THAT THE PUB.
~ lie may become thoroughly acquainted
with the lard or hog butter which is aold 80
extensively all over the city for pure butter,
will have sample Of the said fraudulent
butter on exhibition at my stalls Nos. 40 nnd
4s, Second Street Market House. marked :" not
for sale" X. M MFsSSICK,
Dealer in pure butter, Eggs s. Cheese.
mar29-tu&trlm
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

Wy ANTED.--A GOOD COOK. Will
w give steady employment. Apply dN
Wv. NALk FIX,
apr-t1t LJnrrnbrrg Pa
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

wy NNTEN. - tlRSrCLASS Pro.
w trStHnt girl; must have good refer
encr; good Engo1 paid. hpply at l40s Jack
son street. uprfA
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

WY tArEn.-- ROARDERS At 1902 "
w front street N furnished front room.
very pleasant for man and wife. Location
pleasant. rooms light and airy. Apr1.4t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

DOARDING.-A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can De accommodated witn bourd, AT
MkS. SlLLINAN'S.
apr-t1t 4t4 T.. rhiru street
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

Wy ANrED.-A POSITION As HDI 81
w keeper Oy competent lady good
reference given. Apply 10 ia!nor's news
.to1c. 22t W. Second street, apr7-jt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

Wy ANTED.-BY A MARRIED. MAN OF
w 80 year, II situation as collector for n
! Philadelphia or Wilmington House Best oi
! reference and all the security required Ad-
! dre-' j. y. X, This Otiice, apr7l2t
, 1881-10-18
No Promise Of Stoppage Of the Great
Rainfall Now Doing So Much
Damage.
Serious Fears fer the Safety Of
the Sny Levee Below
Quincy.
The Rising Watcrs of tho Mississippi
Causing ureat Loss Of
Property.
A Wide Extent Of Country In Missouri En-
daugered by Break in q
Lavee,
SIGNAL SERVICE.

SsoSNn so.',, c,,,'.., nnH a,,x.r ,s. f,r,,o.,
WASHINGTON, u. T., Oct. 1s-1 a. m.-For
the Ohio Wiley md Tennessue, fnlr weather
In Tennessee. uortly cloudy weather and rnIn
~ T.. 49, ..l,,,' SoI,a, ,yos,"r,, ,yimda htcier
III the ul'" 'A''"s' "essI'.s "'''''' ''s"''
barometer, lower temperature.
Fur tic Lower Lake reRfUn, partly clnudy
wcnt)pr a,nl rain, so,tlwcsterly veertng to
,,rtI,,,art,.I- ,,,,,,,,u h,ri,.r h,rorott,r nn,i
u't!'"este''3 "H''est h'e"e' mt ""'s'oi' '''A
1GWrrer ttllipCrntltre.
, 1881-10-18
WINDOWS FIGHT,
Tho minnesota Senatorial Question
Attracting IL t;rcat DcAl of Attention
-Prene1tt Status Of Affairs.

The minnesota senatorial 4uc*tlon
A,racenG . .1ea. leu oi A'eeht'o'i
sn,.,a, rt'natss - " r.. t.1.aaa. ,,,,
rr 1,,,,, Mia, oot ~ ;,,,osos. l., .,,o
c.nn,arin, n,a",ta,, ,.,x.. ,,.,r.' ,tl, ~ ., wv
h,,",,,,,, ~ n,,,,,.r.,,s a,,h anti, tt,d,'n
,n.,' hnrn nro .I,.con,,i,aI III, ,,r,ut,,ro = n "'
,,n.,,r" ,,w, n,n,,,, ,n.,',,,,a,u - n,ai,.',I a.,
,.irn,t tr' .,,,',rt +, nro ,,.,, ,,r",,,I,., ~
ami ,,ncl,n,,,, ,h ,,so ~ ,ta, ,,",,.,,,
t,'o riso,i go, ~ ,van,,,.in .,'.n,. ~ ~,
sh,, aa,,I,,nt, ~ .ha "o,'It,a,,',,' afoo'a.a 10
tnn,,t I'm tl,nt i, ,v,,,li mi ,m',cr n,,y ,rc,,,n'
sto,,s..s In ,.,n"1,,nt. ror ,ho s"n,tn.s,,;,,
"",, ~ ,,s. -, H., ,,n u ,.as s a,s"',,, ~.
".'u thu NY ~ h1s 'asu'o WIS en,.te'y @ ull'
Of Mr.. Wukcel.l's candidacy originated Will,
s""s nvn"s'1t1 ;, tn tens OF s w''1 were
IN ,,o,'aroi n s,,' ~ ,hn nn,,I'lso",, W.
ganizatioa,. II tile Democrats arc tn have n
chance IN tic fight tl,oy would ltku probably
N yota FIR ar. Wultntntt. hit ,1r. WnkpiIaI,
,rt,t m. In :, ,a,,,t,,"tn H.. ,,,,,1', ','i.1'
"ator @ s t,at NJ ann l,e"rs " ,' ',nnI ~ 't i"tnr
ustns a Tho 'e e "Se wo se M S s"saee pSi IL - s y e
teruriYo of bcnttnr Wi1tlOD, NJ nil Inznr,is
rIyn ye,,t tn ull xor,a of unnsnns,,
S Sno ~ % tho.o Nv m a,t,.Wi",o,n .Vi ''c clnn",,srs
says: "Wlntlonl nets ns II hu
owned the Stnlu Of Minnesota, md tt's about
Tina to tnko him down n ncrs St1ll MI
otller cllurgcs lin witt, crowtIlng Edgerton
0sl ulo track. and quotes tho alsegel letter or
teleEraphie dispatch fran Window tn Etlger-
ton, In whlcl, W,nttom luln Et1uerton IN
a,, ~, r., Wov,,t,"t,,,, ,,,t ,a-.. IT,, ,,,a, T.,
.n"o w j" "ssal'pR.o't W" taho ~ Seni 1n
tale e%tra SESSION ot tho senate; ho tWln-
dump wo,.!u not bu IL candidate; .,t,d TINT nu
snuter did E,lgerton nrrlyo mt Washington
.M"' ."". ''c ] ""s s'."1su ~ ~. ~. u ..a"s
WY. nen"to. l.aRostol u the c1uo ul"t tao
antl-Wlla!un inel1 aTo swinging tonight:
Thu SuiIat0r reached 81. Paul today ut
Ito Wis Buld to hv thU 9I.nst ~ i;nv. pii.s-
bury, This circu,lIstat,cn Wna cjnInsti IL
hAvs u Suspicious ln,,;. u1ul il wus eminent.
nj on lii ilgh glen by tllu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gurton w,ls nut ctt.nr t,tf Tic truck. iii wn1,jd
Eo Oh ila,ld liz st. 'uui 10 iWrso,iaily acuniilt
, 1881-10-18

tha roll.call. \ gentleman who is III Mr..
few ,iays ngo, sai, to,lay lint The =" sccsa,mry @ :
wos,1d not coils Il, st. PaMl during the pcn,i-
cnef nf Senatorial matters here. Iii says
nnsittsrly Tint .lle cannnt afford 10 ct,l,ln:
that to leave tiic Treasury n0w waull lie tn lay
which thu very ,tlrn wto now elaim Tint II
hc tlt'es l,,t cure ctlbllElI fur The Scnnl0rs!tp
n rnaH lern md ,ts' fur It. tle n,lgl.t ,,ot 4,
have j. would bv tho first ~ Indulge IN. ila
hit says tMt II hIS rccorsl tturlmg tM, Inst
seven months fns been such that Mtnhe-
snia'ls luvr lost confidence III hin, he llas M
rRl,t To hr returned, nttl Ills prcsrncu would
tlO I'D N1Off.
, 1881-10-18
Mean barometer. Al.tk1l.
Mean therttiflIilDtDE. I'LL.
Aenn humidity, iN.u.
AlHU*t ttttl,}'ef1ltlsrB+ f7.G.
I0N9At telnp4rhlurl, ti,A
a FURIOUS STORM.

- o7FestF 77s'p8't's =" 1He CHEtaV0 1TuHHt7
KANSAS CRY, Afn, Oct, 17.-A furious
storm began Mt 3:;!0 o'clock this morning ut
this place, and lasted about five hours. The
fall of rain WIS very large md much lat,-
ago WINS done In the way If wasl,-
Ing out streets, i1o0dcd ceElars, atlu
: caved IN excavations for new buildings. Tho
principal dlsaster, however, WIS to tho lslutt
street wall. about. sevcnty-itye feet of which
frll with q mud grnsh, mt abuut i o'c(nck.
Since tho first break IN tho wall, about q
month Ag,. tllo section whic! fell yesterday
has been tn,lsltlurut dangerous. Tho nlli-
bully obstructet!, but will st,o,, be clenrctl,
All Eastern trulls yestGrtluy passctt over tlllo
truck. Another section Of the wnll Is Gx-
pectel to 70 It tic rains continue, but 1t will
probably hold for several tlnys.