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Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Prince bismarck.

Prince Bismarck, it III said, has be-
ceme so stor.t Of late ysars that he can
no longer sit on an ordinary dining
chair, and sits accordingly on = low
sofa, with his, famous dog lying at his
feet. He SO to exhibit his accom-
plisament to visitors, ana it is related
that one day cn receiving visit from
Signr ManliEi. the present Italian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, he sat
down'at the piano and played a compo-
sition Of his own ramarking in an off
hand manner that in Prussia that poll.
ticians found time 10 cultivate the arts.
"Se they do in Italy" replied the
italian, and gofag to the piano he play
ed over from beginning to end, and en- =
tirely from d ulensery, the piece: which he
Just heard Prince Bismarck play for the
first tins
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
BllnAea by Red Pepper.

AZ Charles Marshal, salesman Of tbs
firm Of Peyton & Peyton, at No. 21 =.
Fifteenth street, New York city, wss
walking from the depot at Montclair,
N. j., toward his home on the side OF
the mountain, . little after 6 o'clock on
Saturday evening, he saw three men
On privsts footpath leading up to hts
house. As he was about to pass one IL
them threw . handful Of rod pepper In
to his face. Quick ss the mans move
ments were, Mr.. MARSHALL saw him
raise his hand in time to close his eyes.
For this reason the pepper did not blind
him az much ~ 1t otherwise would hAvo
done. The two companions Of the
ruffian sprang at Mr.. Marshall knocked
him down and succeeded IN Yobbing
him of31O8. ta tr
Mr.. Marshall struggled WITH the rob
befs to his utmost, aad sh0uted for a.
sistance, in spite Of the threats made
upon his life by one Of his asssflants,
who, in making luEge with knife
cut severe gssh id ose OF his hands.
Mr.. Marshall continued his struggles,
when the robbers become frightened and
made good their escape before they suo-
ceeded in securing his watch. A. reward
Of 800 has been offered for the arrest
Of the robbers. Many men turned out
and searched for them, but without
result. Yesterday tae case was reported
Inspector 3yrnes, who detailed men to
work on the case with Constable Hil-
surn, of Mountclair.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Taking an Oath 70 Lynch Gui.
team.

In the woods near the village Of
Holton, N. j., about four miles from
Newark, party OF men has been hold.
ing meetings for some evenings for
,oIpe heretofore unknown purpose. On
the way from the woods on SUNDAY
night their conversation aroused tho
suspicious Of the daughter Of . farmer
living near the woods. Last night they
were watched. They numbered about
forty and were nearly all masked.
Each one svore . terrible oath. to
which heavy penalty was attached,
10 proceed to Washington as soon as
President Garfield should die, and not
leave there until they had lynGhed Gui-
teau. Ex.sherihf Peckwell and other
persons living in the neighborhood,
when asked last night about the affair,
stated that they had been approached
by men who had asked them to join the
avengers, and that they had heard Of
their meetings, but did not know any
particulars.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
AASiDg to tho (aarHeld Fund.

NEW YogK, August D-"I have had
a visit from a gentleman named Fred
erick Wolfe, OF Montgomery, Ala, and
he gave me his check for $500 for the
Garfield fund.-" said M. Cyrus w.
Field to q Telegram reporter to-day
"and told him that 1T was ve-y graft
fying to note the sympathy for the
wounded President and his family
throughout the South. A young friend
of mine seuds me one hundred dollars
in fractorial currency of the kind issued
BY the United States Treasury during
tho war Of the rebellion. I have cohdi.
tional promises from half dozen
wealthy gentlemen In New York, San
Francisco, Boston and Philadelphia,
that warrant me in counting upon from
$5D, 900 to $4,000 in addition to the
amount already received which will be
forthcoming if the President dies. ]
am confident that the $3.50, 900 first
started out to obtain will be obtained
and several thousand dollars In excess
Of that ar cunt.
The total amount thus far received is
S163, 600 and Mr.. Field thinks it will
reach 500, 900 before the close Of the
week.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Another Tan nMeF,

The anguish with which one roads IN
Iepdon papers that Doctor Tanner has
suffered All urronatic and inglorious
death by falling down q flight OF stairs
in Amsterdam Is augmented by the
announcement that he is ~ tue present
moment In excellent health aud Train
ing for another fast. How the report
Of his death in the Dutch metropolis orl-
ginated does not appear, but 1t is sur,
mise that some unworthy conpatrlot OF
the great faster, with morbid passion
for notriety, has been Haunting bogus
laurels Of voluntary starvation along
the canals Of Amsterdam.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
BARN BURNIN3.
Wight aud Tuesday HOrntng In
Delaware County.


The Chester Daily Times has the fol-
lowing account OF the buraing of Brin-
ton HAyburn's barn on Monday night
in Delaware County, the light Of which
was 80 conspicuous in this city as to
call out the Fire department, and alao
the account of the harm of Alfred
England in the same reighborhood and
on the succeeding morning:
The large barn of Brinton Hepburn,
on the road leading from ConcordyillO
to Chelsea, in Concord township, was
burned lastevening. The fire is thought
to have originated In tho barnyard,
about 7.45 o'clock, and it burned brisk
ly until the large building with . corn
crib adjoining, were In ashes. The Ori.
gin of the fire Is unknown, unless 1t be
the work o! some incendiary. There
were in the barn about N5 bushels of
threshed wheat, SO tons of hay, the crop
of oats, carriages, harness and wagons;
the only vehicle saved was an old dear
born. Fortunately there was but one
horse in the stable, and that was res
cued. The place was burning for two
hours, and the flames could b. plainly
seen from this city, most of our citizens
thinking it was Village Green, and
when the roof fell in the country was IL
Illuminated for miles around. The barn
was comparatively new one and very
large, and will be quite loss to Mr..
Hepburn, although there Is some insur-
ance on 1t in the Delaware County Mu-
tual but it is not known how much. He
hal hauled one load Of wheat to the
mill yesterday and proposed to wait un-
til it advanced before he took any
more.
This morning about daylight the barn
of Alfred England, between Chelsea
and Linwood, was discovered to he on
fire, and the building and it's contents
W ero wholly DESTROYED. His barn was
also pretty well stocked with hay and
grain, which were complete loss. Mrs.
England in her efforts to save carriage
from the burning building, was severe.
ly burned about the hands, arms and
face. She was brought to this city, and
DR.. Harvey dressed the burns. Mr..
England's loss is also heavy on him,
but not SO large as that Of Mr.. Eey-
hurn, and it Is also partly covered BY
insurance. presumably in the Delaware
County Mutual.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
ReEpec1Sng L0tterf1u .

The change in public opinion respect.
ling lotteries is ssrikingly illustrated by
the following entry in day book kept
.by the Rev. Samuel Seabury, father of
the first Protestant Episcopal Bishop in
the United States: ''June, 1868. The
ticket, number 5, ,se6, by the blessing of
God, in the Lighthouse and Public Lot
terry of New York, appointed by law,
Ammo Domini, 1863 drew in my favor
ESQ Os., Od., of which received E425
Os., 0d., which the deduction of fifteen
per cent. makes $500, for which I now
record to my Posterity my thanks and
praises to Almighty God the giver Of
all gifts. Amen"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
A Sad Message.

A Hollander named Rainbow, living
in Paterson, N. j., recently determined
to visit his daughter in Holland and
die in his old home. He sold his house
in Paterson, converted all his property
into cash, and looked forward to the
meeting with his daughter with child
like anticipation. A few days before
he was to set sail a message came that
made him haartbroken. His daughter
aud her husband had both been drown
ed by a break in one OF the docks,
causing q sudden food that swept them
and the carriage in which they we're
ridiag ont 10 sea.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Bts Haul OF Gamblers.

One of the biggest ''hauis" recorded
in municipal police annals was made IN
San Francisco the other night, when
$50 Chinese gamblerswere surprised and
capture,., Unfortunately, while the
officers were waiting for reinforcements
to take the prisoners 10 the lookup q
fire broke out in an alley way near Dy.
The swarm of Cinnamon made . rush
for tho door, and in the confusion all
except seventy-fve escaped.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Deaf and nllmd Marry ing.

An interesting social event In Char
lotte, N. G. the coming fall, will be
the marriage of blind girl to deaf
mute. The brides visual intirDlty
does not impair the beauty of her eyes
and has not been suffered TO hinder the
development of her mind, while che
groom ia handsome and intelligent
young man. After the first difficulties
Of an introduction had been surmount-
ed the courtship is said to have ad-
vanced smoothly, and their mutusl
sympathy and understanding are now
90 deep that, when they are together,
each readily supplies the others lack
and their combined senses are equal
to any emergency.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Private School.

The friends of Mrs. Karkness win be
pleased to learn tnat she is soon to re.
sumo her vocation of manager and
teacher of select school in this city,
with very gratifying assurances of sue
cess. Encouraged by many of the best
citizens who appreciate her valuable
services in, the past, and whose friend.
ship sbe has enjoyed for years, she
opens school on Monday next with a
large number of enrolled pupils. Her
numerous friends and old scholars will
unite in wishing her every success. See
her announcement in another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Ea WILMINGTON, "WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
Personal.

Francis Murphy, the temperance
sgitator, is now in England, and 10 te
BE- given hearty reception next Sstur-
day. ~.
Jay Gould, 1t is estimated, has the
controlling interest in railroads and
other corporations whose value IL over
six hundred million dollars.
MI. Holloway, the maker Of pills, il
reported to have given upward Of 43,-
7b0, 900 for philsnthropic purposes dur
ing the last Ave or six years.
Dr.. Reyburn, one of the Presidents
attending physicians, was formerly 4
resident Of Philadelphia, where for some
years he kept drug store.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
LATEST DISPATCHES TO $50 A. M.

ExBCuTIvR MANSION, $50 p. M
The President has passed comfortably
through the day. He has txken the
mouth, with stimulating enernata at
stated periods. His rise Of temperature
this afternoon Ia degree less than yes
terday at the same time, and his pulse
Is less frequent than at noon TO- day.
The psrotid swelling has been dis-
charging more freely, and 10 continuing
to diminish In size. Pulse, 100; tenn
Porature, 9o.b; respiration Is.
%. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. J..WOODwARD,
ROBHRrREYBURN,
d. II. AGNEw. i
SECRETARY BLArNR's DISPATCHES
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-The follow
ing was sent this afternoon: 7
LOWELL, Minister, London The
Presidents condition has not material.
ly changed since my last despatch.
Another incisi0n was made this morn
ing in the parotid gland, with very sat-
isfactory results Pus flows freely, and
the swelling grows less. The pulse at
this hour, 2 p. M, is lower than during
the forenoon Of yesterday. But, or
both days, it his higher than his other
good symptoms would seem to warrant:
it is 10. At noon 1T was 116.
BLAINE, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1880 P. NJ.
The following was just sent BY Ssore.
,ary Blaine:
To LOWELL, Minister, London. The
President, ifnot rapidly advancing, Is
at least holding his own. His fever is
less than last night, and his swollen
gland steadily improves. His pulse
continues rather high, running this
evening from 40 to ia. Perhaps the
best in lieation in the case is that the
President himsalf feels better, and, his
mind being perfectly clear, he readily
one days progress with
another. BLAINE, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington,
d. c., Aug. 80, Midnight,--At this
hour tae physicians report that no
noticeable change in tho Presidents
has occurred since 10 r. NJ,
and that he is now resting quietly.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington,
Aug. 81, 1.3O A. M.-The President has
rested quietly since midnight, sleeping
most Of the time. At this hour his
pulse is slower than at 10 P. NJ, and he
Is asleep.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
A Depraved Appetite.

A short time since q man named
William Little, arrived in this vicinity
with a drove Of cattle from the west;
among them was a: fine steer, which he
left at the farm of Mr.. Giles Lambson,
near New Castle, for few days. The
stear however sickened and died, and
upon being opened, its intestines were
fnnnd 70 be filled with fine wire, such
as is used for binding grain.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
blanche Bouglass Goes to Jail.

Blanche Douglass, the woman impli-
Gated in the Cramer mystery, WAS re-
moved ON Monday evening flom sher-
if Peck's house to the New Haven Jail.
H. C. Allen has made depositino that
he saw Jennie Cramer and James NAL
lev leave Redcliffes building about a
quarter to eight o'clock on Friday eve
ming. He was taken to Jail on Monday
and positively identified james Maliey.
His testimony demolishes the Ma1ley
., ,;hi
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Tho COFonershfp.

NBssRs EDIToRs:-I see In last
Sundays Star the name Of Charles J.
Boulder mentioned as q Republican
candidate for Coroner, In 1882, and l
would like to speak a word in Mr..
Boulden's behalf. He has lived In Will
mington for q number Of years and
always been sn active worker In the
Republican party, having taken an
active part in the Second ward at the
last presidential election. He has been
sorely afflicted for some time it having
been brought about by over work
during the last presidential campaign.
Mr.. Boulden came from st. Georges
Hundred, and lived there during the
war; being a cripple he could not enter
the service but he assisted and did all
he could, he nursed the wounded sol
ders and carried them food and the
friends of Mr.. Charles J. Boulden are
glad to hear his name mentioned as .
candidate for Coronerin 1882. j. ED.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Fire Vnder n FleOr.

Shortly after one o'clock yesterday
afternoon smoke was seen to issue
from beneath the floor Of the Felton,
steamship freight house at the foot Of
French street.
An alarm was sounded and the fire
department was soon on hand. and the
fire which had gained but little head
way was soon put out by a plug
stream.
How the fire got there is mystery
unless by an incendiary. Very little
damage was dCne.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
A Pnblfe Letter.

Acceat my sincere thanks for that al
most miraculously healing remedy, st.
Jacobs OIL. II has cured me, and there
fore | deem it my duty togive publicity
IN the fact that St. Jacobs Oil Is the
hest remedy for rheumatism and SINH
lar affections. II. H!LLEN,
Jefferson City, Mo.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Personal.

W. j. J. Purcell, Esq, who for some
IL wears was first teller in the Bank OF
Delaware, passed yesterday among lis
friends in our city We are pleased to
stats that he is enjoying good health,
and looking very well.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
TECIAl. I. III ENTIOU
HAku SoarchAr-DE. 8ammss Pain
aAnvAhAD

HAln Soarcnor-DE. Bamms' Pals,
6aaxshev.
The famous pain E eticine for (never
fA's) Cra.aps, Pains, Rheumatism.
Headache, &c. GO cents. Sold by
dealers. Main depot Wilmington, Phila-.
60s Arch street.
s~BnehapaAAa.
New, ,quiek, complete cure days, uri-
nary affections, sranrting, frequent or.
difficult urination, kidney diseases. o..
Druggists. Depot, N. B Dantorth.
Rniefafe and Dyspepsia.
A most remarkable cure for Dyspep--
sia. "Welps Health Renewer. The
greatest tonic, best bilious and liver
remedy known. 81. Druggists. Depot
N. B. Danfoxth.
New, Novel and Attraetive.
( have bought the boiling down pro-
cess by which I put three cent cigars
into one and sell it for cents. CHAP
MAN, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Geo. B. Metzner, the popular barbeTA
ts prepared to concave razors and put
them in good order. Ladies and child
ren's hair cuttinga speciality, No 1OS E.
Third street.
Migrath's Relief, Barlow's Mixture,
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Bulls Pain
Drops and Constantinople Cholera.
Mixture for sale by E. I. Dilworth.
Second and Madison.
Glenn and VanDy ke's sulphur soap
and good assortment OF perfuned toi-
let soaps ranging in price frora 5 cents
upwards, at Hartman's Drug Store, 9th
and Poplar streets.
Remember box Of Glentworth' q.
Phos. Paste will rid house Of reaches.
Get it good and fresh at Hartman's
Fifth and Poplar streets
The Wilmington Clothing House At
the N. w. cor. Fourth and Market sts.,
are the ackno owledged leas.ars in the
clothing trade.
Halls Health Syri nges, sold by Taylor
3 Fullerton, Druggists, No., 500 King
street.
Persons in want Of a good cigar would
do we'll to call at CnapmaR's and ask
for one Of his Henry Clay's.~
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
DiseharEe ed.

William Call who attempted to pu:
tan end to his life while wandering sn
the marsh, few nights ago, was dis
charged from the almshouse on Tues
day. and Immediately departed for his
home in Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
OUR FIRE LADDIES.
WASaAA0TON COMPANY PEE.
PARIH0 FoR yAEIR TRIP.
The Proposed Visit 10 ReaAlag
Ps.-Other Lsesls About Tswn
and the Coun1ry.

Thss Washy boys are making great
prepa. yati0ns for their visit 10 Reading,
and @u at the engine house q few
evenings since, revealed a busy scene.
In the u cond story Of the building .
number If the members were found
with coats of and sleeves rolled up,
hard at work repairing the hose car
riage; soDe were employed in paint
ing, while othsrs were stripping aud ap-
plying the gssd. This hose carriage
was built by members Of the company
in 1876, and consequently they are very
proud Of it. "Ghe has seEn good ser
vice." said a member to the reporter,
and an examination Of tha springs, rum
uing gear, etc, led the scribe to think
that she was all right for many more
years of service. The body of the hose
carriage is being painted a light pearl,
and the wheels will he three shades
darker, while the spokes will have a
gold stripe on EACH the whole will be
finished in the popular Eastlake style,
and will reflect great credit on the
members who are 6oing the work.
The following ere the principal ones
employed John Sasse, James Mi ,urn,
Thomas Morrow, Henry Rollins and
Lewis Sasse.
During their stay in Reading they
will be the guests Of the Juniors No. 2,
which company rendered them the in
vitation. Their equipments also will
all be done up, and new belts pur-
chased. They will be accompanied by
the popular First Regiment Band, and !
will have altogether seventy-five men.
The company has recently purchased
six hun ircd feet Of new hose of Ba- |
ker's patent fabric, which is warranted
for three years.
On next Sunday afternoon there will
b meeting held at 2 o'clock in the |
engine house for the purpose OF electing |
marshals, and all members thas intend
going to Reading are earnestly invited
to be present, as very important bus
mess will be transacted.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Exeursion to Cape BzAy.

Tickets for the excursion Of the
Christian church to Cape May on Mon
day next, can be obtai.,ed at Danforth's
drug store Second aid Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
Guard Axsa sse Disease;

1fyou and YOURSELF getting biaious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys disori.ereIr symptoms Of piles
tormenting- you, take at once a few
doses of k;dney.Wort. It is nat7re's,
great assistant. Use it rs an advance
guard-don't wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, August 81
A. M.
Indications for te-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair wessher, light,
variable winds; higher temperature and
pressure.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
M.kipx Great Preparations

for the coming fall trade Mullin & Son,
Sixth aud Market streets, Merchant
Tailors and Clothiers are opening their
fall goods, which are very handsome
aud stylish. Call and gee them,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31

The Street Commissioner should put
the names Of the streets on the lamp
posts.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
state Of the Thermonseser

~sSSO VA sAO AAAOGAAsOhWUSV6
It the REPUBLICAN, office, in the shade,
this morning.:
1o'clock 10o'clock IL O'Clock,
800 900 9lT
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31

uvANTED "A BOZ 10 To 1S YEARS
w old. with refsren'e. Aoc.v to
q. W, MCCLENAH AN h BRO,
ouoo,.1t az West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
.~ .~BuehNURAh0. y

New, quick, complete cure days, uri.-
nary affections, sroaarting, frequent or
difficult ursaation, kidney diseases. u.
Druggists. Depot, N. B Dantorth.
Nmfex.AA nm d NV ysDepafa.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31

YNOR RENT. - SIX UNFUENlShEu
r. rhms in house IN good nei~ht0r'
hood. Address, *" "hEPjBLlcAs ofiice.
aug3--4tt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31

vYANrED.-A GIRL TO ASSIST IN
w kitchen Restaurant. Apply at thN
RlFusLIoAM ONCE. euSol'zT
Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
NM1ekaA0 and BY yADepsia.

A most remarkable cure for Dyspep--
sia. "Well's Health Renewer." The
greatest tonic, best bilious and liver
remedy known. 81. Druggists. Depot
N. B. Danforth,