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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-10-06

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Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

TEAS BEEN decided by the Republi-
can Senators at Washington to make
an attempt to day to elect Secretary
and Sergeant at arms of the Senate WHO
will be in accord with the Rspu jlicaD
party, at least who will not be IN &C.
cord with the Democratic party. George
c. Gorhsm, an ex. secretary OF the Sen,
ate has been made the candidate for
Secretary and Henry Ridd!ebarger Of
Woodstock, Virginia, is the candidate
for Sergeant at Arms. The latter wse
proposed by Senator Malone, and al,
though he has never bsen considered q
Republican he is by no means a Demo
| crat.
The Democrats in the Senate BY gct
ing solidly can defeat the election o
these officers by Withholding their votel
and thereby destroying quorum, bu
IL Is not believed they will all agree K
bl ock the business Of the Senate BY
preventing the Republicans from hav'
ing the full benefit Of the organization
Of the Senate which now properly bs
longs TO them.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
NRERR GOODS.

In the whole range Of cotton dress goods
nothing Is now wanting, we believe, except
tartan plaids in Scotch ginghams. There Is
no such variety In rich cOttOns anywhere
else, We believe; We know there's none IN
Oi .the staples OF cotton-andwool and
| woelen dress. Ia brics we have always 30 iuli
stoc ks that We need 'ay little about them In
spring when they are eyerywhera
! OF rich novelties and rich dress. fabrics 10
/ eneral there are 30 many kinds that no
body ought to have them all. The merchant
who shows the best Judgment in choosing 4
| irum them is the one 10 buy OIL The stock
that contains the greatest variety 81 dtslra'
bic new things, wit the fewest undtSlraA o
or old, is the one TO buy from.
Now we may, or may not, have the largest
stock Of dress goods in Philadelphia. We
lcertainly did not have the largest litt Q
lwhile $50 before spring goods began to
come In; and II We have the larEest now, 1t is
Ipeosuse we have very many mere goods oi
this season than anybody else.
Whatever the tact may be as to amount
We are showing you this season how rich
leho,ce and varied o stOek can he, when II Il
lsupported by great popular trade. anc
when 1t is not bound down by notions Of ex
clusiveness. In other words we arc showing
this season, more than ever bs tore, how bet
tier we can serve the rich, but having
the trade OF the multitude OF th'
mot rich how better we can serve the in
telIigent, tasteful. and particular, by nav
ing The unknowing, the undiscrimtnatlnl u
land the vulgar, II you please, TO carry cif I'M
goods not chosen by ;he wise and fortunate
Nine counters, east from centre.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

TINS Eleventh WARD bill, as it is
called, vas introduced in the House OF
Representatives yesterday. So iIiqui-
tcus Ia 1t in character that three Demo
Gratis voted with the seven Republicans
TO have the bill printed in full in two
papers in this city, one of each party,
that the people may see what it is
That sight Democrats voted sgsiusu
letting the people see the uue obsrac'
ter Of the bill is evidence OF its unfair
ness. Mr. Bradford, in referring to It,
characterized it as ODe OF ths mos;
damnabie pieces OF political villaiDy he
had ever heard read, and he wanted
the bill to go before the people in all
ia b,ackaess, baseness and slime. This
is strong but true language, and is 8
sufficient explanation OF the reasons
why tine Democracy were anxious tt
shut Of the light from the public. Tha
there were tLree Democrats who want
ed the light turned on inspires th'
hope that the Eleventh Ward reptil
will be killed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

70 investigate crimes and mis- dersanors,
but be will hardly succeed We think in
sitting public opinion when fully
aroused and iutslligently informed
upon the nature Of public measures,
Although Mr.. White has not succeeded
in impsaching Derrick B. Morris, he
has succeeded admirably In placing the
Democratic party Of Kent aud snsse1
ecu mites on record as being opposed tc
the investigation of misdsmeanors and
malfeasance In Office no meter hos
black their character. The moral vic
tory ia on the side Of Mr.. White.
since writing the above, We see thai
the House probably ashamed OF its pre-
vious action rsconsidered its report and
referred the case back to the commit
tee and power was given the same t.
summon witnesses, So tie case Ii
not ended yet and the public viii
watch with considerable anxiety th'
me ements of Mr., Robinson and othe
leaders of Democracy
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
A CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore We
give advertisers more tor
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which has
been steadily on the IN
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
obituary.

For the Republican.
DR.. Joseph W. Mccullough, formerly
of Wilmington, Delaware, died on
Tuesday night, Msrcn l5th,at his resi-
dence in BlaokWoodtown, New Jeresy,
in the forty third year Of his age.
He was a native OF Delaware bat for
the past 6f:een years he has practiced
medicine in the town where he died.
When the war broke out he was one
OF the first TO offer his services and for
four years he was Surgeon in the First
Delaware Regiment. After the close
of the war he joined the Regular Army
and was sent to New Orleans, then to
Alabama. His health giving way, he
resigned his position ami shortly after
| he came TO Blackwoodtown where he
has since resided. For nine years he
has had charge Of the Camden County
Aims house, and for the lsst year he
and Dr.. Brauin have had charge OF
both the Almshouse and Asylum. In
November 1851, the Typhus Fever
broke out in the Almshouse, and Drs.
Brsnin and Mccullough put forth
every effort to sllsy the disease and
keep it,irom spreading over the com'
munity.
About one hundred have heen strick.
en- down with the fever aud many
very many, have lost their lives.
Or. Mccullough WAS the sixth vic
tim from among the number of those
y no have b5en in constant attendance
there, and the skin 10 sacrifice him
self for the good OF his fellow creatures
Il can be SAID OF him that he died at
the post OF duty, aud It is peculiarly
sad. cutting down as It did. \ useful
and able physician in the very prime
OF life.
lie had n wife and one son to sup
port. and when he gave himself TO his
TClk, and made the fever . daily
study and ministry, he Voluntarily
abAnoonad tbe sweet hone and ssso'
Citations Of home 10 meet death for the
sake OF duty. He was aware OF the
malignant nSture of the disease, but be
i.yed u to se his mission 10 do what
he could to alleviate the suterings Of
the paupers notwithstanding the fatal
result.
It was grand sacrifice and shove
ths age G: martyfdom ia not entirely
past. He vas indeed martyr, and
the more one contemplates the brave
character OF the sacrifice the unselhSh
nature of the work and the generous
unsullied career through life, the more
one feels the inadequate quality Of the
tribute which he would pay to the
Doctors memory. He did his dnty to
relieve the suffering snd lepethening
thu lives OF many, but hs will have has
rev ard IN their humble gratitude and
in the love and esteem OF TIE commu-
nifty Of sll who knew him.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Democracy sna Educstion


When the proposition was first made
by the Legislature to appropriate Of
81, 400 for the education Of the colored
children Of Delaware, the only OBJ
lection TO it was that the amount nam
ed was too small, hut it only remained
until the bill was put upon its inaI
passage 10 show that in the eyes OF
majority of the Democrats in the Legis
tore Any amount however small va
too much 70 give for the education 9
negroes. Mr.. VsnBurkalow, ,ons OF the
mildest Of the Democratic members, was
afraid it would hurt the Democratic
party, an idea in which Dr.. Tomlinson
Ihearttly concurred. 1t was only after
a manly speech was inside in favor Of
the bill by e. N. Williams VI Sussex
the best educated Democrat in the
House, that the bill was enabled to
sqnesza through by vote OF elsven 70
nine, four Democrats ard seven Repu6.
licsps voting tor il and niue Democrats
voting against it. Tbs vote carries its
own explanation and argument with
it. 1t shows that the Democratic party
of Delaware is opposed 10 the educs,
tion Of colored people, under any and
all circumstances. II shows that the
bastard, blasted, blis.eriDg thing in
Delaware, that dlsSrsces the name o.
Democracy is preferable to education
1t is hard to see though what Mr. Van
Burkalow and other brilliant lights OF
Democrscy could expect TO gain by
keeping toe co!oFed pecpls in iGnor
ance, for whether ignorant or educated
they are Republicans anyhow for their
own prOteotioE's sake, aDd the colored
man who is not Republican may safe
ly be set down az & iuuatic. II Mr.. Van
BuIka.OR wants to set in some heavy
blows fer his party he should
make his effort to withhold
the appropriations tor the white schools
OF the State, from the tact that where
ever there is the greater amount Of ig'
noraucs and prejudice amongst white
people the Dsmocratic meIorities are
the largest. 1t as ottea bsen charged
that Democracy and iSnAanCe went
hard in hand, but this is the first in,
stance that Ee have beard Of, wLers q
Democratic Legislator got upon the
floor and openly opposed education be-
c&use i. weuld ne detrimental 10 the
interests of the Democratic party.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
o,ne.un.u,s cnar,c, Res. Case.

TIE disappearance OF little Theodore
Keller, q years Of age, has become the
excitiu. Topic at Cincinnati. On Thurs
dsy afternoon last some children were
playing on Rose street., in that city. in
tie rear Of TheOdors's home, he beinE
one Of them. At about 2 O'Clock hi
older brother ran into the honse, say
ing tia. a pomas had helped Theodore
across the gutter, and he went away
sith her. Search was at oDos insti
.uted, aud has been kept up ever since
hot not the slightest trace Of the boy
\ as been obtained. His parents are al
most frantic.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

THx DKLAwARs LEGlsLATuRn Is aqueer
body. 1t tries to smother investigation
into misd emeanors and crimes Of Dem
ccratio office holders, the majority OF
the Democratic members oppose edu-
eating the people for fear Of injurins
the Democratic party, but they are
strictly for order and morality In other
cases. A bill is nov pending to prevent
steamboat excursions on Sunday, the
carrying of concealed weapons, and
other moral laws, but We suppose tha,
as soon as 1t Is shown that the passage
of such laws will ipjure the Democratic
party they will be abandoned also.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

The DIAMOND CoURsE Of winter enter
tainments will close on Tuesday even
Jag, the 29th inst, with a grand popu.
lar leoture from the publio's favorite,
John B. Cough. Though this is the
last Of the course, 1t Is expected to be
tbe hsst. The sale of tickets will open
at c. +. Thomas & Co.'s on Saturday
morning next.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Tho Morey Letter.

The Washington CORES spondent OF the
Indianapolis Journal teIegrSphed on
Saturday night that a gentleman who
hss considerable to DO with engineering
the search for the author OF the
Morey letter had stated positively
that all the parties implicated in
the affair are known, and that as soon
as the testimony can he PIT in proper
shape tul( exposure will he made.
He also said that ali the parties impli-
Gated would be prosecuted in 1he
courtB.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

1867 Prizes amounting to............. $40, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for for
thsr information, or send orders by express Of
In Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only TO
NJ. A. DAUPH1N, New Orleans, La.
or same person At
No. $40 Broadway. New YORK.
An our Grand Extraordinary Drawings orr
under thu supervision and management ol
GENERALS @. T. BEAURE4ARD, and
JUBAL A. EARLy.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
|CAUSTlCBA[.S,'lIII ii !

This above is an sms, Fac.s,u,,. .
label on every genuine s,a,, a, ". y
BAULT's GA usrIo BALsAN. n, W. "
French Veterinary kemsdy, only n. d. 's
ground Of label Ia brigh, rcd IN a.. W.T.
other label Is q worthless imnl.a,ln, az
We guarantee that one ,,hI..,%..
Causttc Balsam will troduss oospYooll o,ost u
suit than whole bottle Of snr III. WssAs sscA y
spawn cure piHture eve, OHerst "1,SsN ~ ,a Y
ket Of this eoLntry. u Ne III
LAWRENCE. wILllArs.
SS Superior st, C,svs',o.yg,
Pree reduced to only $40 ps, n,,,.
Sold by druggists, or s,rt WE
charges psid on receipt Of pnss " 'lp'al
Being sati'hed after ia,, ,r,,,,
CAuST1C KsLSAM wm ,hs ~ IL nh ID
kRlNARY REMtDY ever ot,,.IF tnnIF WI
public and one which It hto,on." ,n"sH ~, y Y
every horse owner 10 hArr So.s ,aeies 4
hand, l have secured the SOI.E WWHg n
SALE AGENCY Tor the St,ts ., nLt n"hOLtI
Cecil County. nd, aud pe'a,s,A. ne,aVhl
ter Counties. PA ard v0tId 1.yss9 ss9a wv
men 10 give II a rial. "' a'AI
w. Y. WARNER
marlstt wILAlN1ruN NJ,
! u.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

HR. KLINk'S GREAT NERVE III
- STORER 10 the marvel o. tho age
all nerve diseases. All hv stopEel Tree. 81
70 9aG A ron 81. PhilRhA.. PN. iO)dhTlI
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
A STARTLING
DISCOVERY

Denstap's Antinorbido or TAruat ReneJ
is q purely vegetable discovery, sud Il beip
used with such arked satisfaction thI
"A, GOO toetimObials were received E~n Id
iberia Districts alone. IL never tails whs
taken In time. Group relieved iusaaH
Sore threat cured in rom to Il hOgI
such diseases at Bronchitis. Quincy. AsI
ma, Cat6rfh, HosrSGotss. T'.GinE 10
Throat, Hacking Couch ot Bai Cod Vi
yield to its virtue imneGiatoiy lhs CtI
medicine known TO cure cold in the Led
Public speakers and singers wB0 'ee! nd
Of u clear throat ana st:0uS voice, shsal
not iatl to use II.
Any, one using his remedy sDi iaing |
be tstished with tho respit soJg.t write
at once, stating case.
This remedy, by being ordered tlesI
from tho manufacturer, will b l0rERfdst
mail 10 any address on recsipt o. price d
less cost by 20 per cent. than though TeVs
20 introduce 1t TO the people By the tHI
gists. A So cent box small 'irs, will be 4
watded for 70 cents, or 4 81. 70 box iaIgsa
for 70 cents.
Any person using this rensdy iOr ary
the above diseases, being EGtis1ed win \
result, by senning Us Testimonial 10 "
eject shall recesve box VI nti!clno WI
500, free Of c hNFge.
All correspondence eheeriaily answers
and all orders promptly hlsd. state papl
in which you saw abreriisenstI AddnA
i. q. DESSTEh 4 o.,
feb23.f Woodbury.. Gloucester Co'' NJ
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
SPRING GOODS
AT
JOHN WANAMAkER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
SILKS,

Cheek and plaid spun.silks.sS inches wide,
for summer wear (they resemble l.ouisines)
at 81. 80, were eagerly caught up last week.
Unexpectedly We have lew moro. These
we know are the last. Same price.
Ombre urabs are received. Tho ombre
danasses, mentioned the other dAv, have IS
shades in the shading.
silk Innings OF every color, 80 cts. 10 81.
PoDRees IS a piece, OF l9lg yards lsineA.
Tussore ponRees,l yard wide, 81 10 eioa piece.
Umbre satin meivallleuX for millinery.
Triple warp American black siik at n.25
is the same We so'a atsN % within month.
lining for coats.
/ Black damasses. 81 to $3.50
Turk satin, black aud all new eolorS, o. 50.
! New ioula. ds to-day.
Nextouter circle. ChestnutsL entrance.
LINENs.
! II you want TO learn easily the range 'oi q
generous stock OF linens, look ut our towels
! You can zee every sort We have In Q LITTLE
time.
not to mention any but white wen divit,
them thus: from TO Is cbpts are many
sorts, all useful and uCthirg more; from y
to 90 cents the luxurious begin, and tner'
ere d, ven pr oes between; from 50 Genus Il
81 are distinctly two sorts, ono going TO th'
extreme Of poasantness and effectiveness
Tor use, and the other going 10 the extrem,
OF f1neness and beauty OF texture.
No lady will regret looking through al
these grades, whatever OFT she may aso VI
her own family +; ior she will learn someth Ina
about linens
City-hall-s1uara entrance.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
T,REES TREES

NvREES TREES
Shade, ornamental. Avergreens and 'ruit
Trees. A large assortment ehesr. Address
WILL AM +. PETERS,
Agent for Randolph Peters, Drawer "
Wilmington, Del. feon-swd
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TU
WIN A FORTUNE. FfUHTH GRAND
DISTRIBUTION. GLASS u AT NEW OR.
LEANS, TU E,SDAY, APRIL l2sh, ISL
l@lth MONTHLY DHAWlNG.
Lou lSIANA STATE LOTTERY GO.
This institution wss regularly incorporate
by The Legislature Of tbs state for EJpc2 :iun,
al and Charitable purposes. in 1899 FC6
THE TERM OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
TO which tho invtolable faith OF the State /;
pledged, which pledge has been renewed By
al overwhelming popular vote, Securing IL
franchise IN the new constitution adopted De.
oemssr Ard, A. D., 1872, with a cSpital o.
El, ,Op9, 900, 70 which it has since added q Re-.
serve iund OF over $3.50. 900.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DFSTRl.
BUTTONS viii take plGcs monthly on tht
second Tuesday. II I5erer sCGicS or poStGoYIe4
Look at tho following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 900.
100 ZOO TII'KITTS AT TWO MOI IRA FANE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-13
A n EXPLANATION.

We have been occasionally imposed upon in the en-
poyent of Cutters by their being endorsed by one of
the many fine Tailoring Establishments of New York
Towards the close Of last of our firm visited
New York, and was there introduced to a gentleman
who bore the very highest reputation as Cutter and
Designer We were not willing, however, allow this
to cause us to make engagement with him, We Of
Tered to try him, and satisfactory engage him per-
nanenty. After four months experience no msft has
been produced. We take pleasure in stating that we
now have THE BEST CUTTER THAT WE HAVE
EVER HAD IN OUR EMPLOY. Combine this fact
with the Magnificent Stock offer you select FROM
and you viii see is to your advantage place your
orders with u.s. None but the best produced and no
Garments finished without being tried ON before finish
ing and when finished not allowed toleaye the premises
if not perfect in every detail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-13

Foxhan has again covered himself with glory,
winning two races in as many days. American
pred horses have won the principal honors on
foreign race courses this year, and FoxhaI and
lroquois should round OF their achievements with
race against each other in this country. Such a
race would excite more interest than any event OF
the turf, certainly for many years past The
stamina OF American bred horses having been de-
monstrated abroad, perhaps the tables will be
turned and the United States viii hereafter export
instead OF importing blooded racers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-13

IHOR SALE-THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE. IsIe
IL 9th street; 10 rooms. good condition and all i'm
p royements. Apply on premises between and s
o clock, or to S. r. BOND. 32l AZ street ol3-ets
NOR SAIE-FINE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE:
IL 10 rooms; all modern conveniencss; de,ightfui
grounds large front yard lot 54xl00 beautiful loca
ton only reason for selling, leaving the city,
bargain If sold At once. b. HI. WARNER,
ol3-6s ZIG street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-13
SAFE DEPOSIT co.
CECURITY AND SAFETY.
CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

T United COMPREHENSIVE
~ The undersigned do hereby certify that they have
formed cOrartnershp for the sale of Ice under the
name or firm Of WASN'T NGT0N AND GEORGETOWN
ICE COMPANY. No bills accounts will be paid
unless upon a written order signed JOHN LEETCH,
Treasurer Office, No. 1884 Water street. Georgetown
DC: JOHN LEETCH, T. +. BARKER, NJ. kINS-
LOW. az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-13

The Baltimore oriOle festivities closed last
night, or rather in the early hours OF this morning,
with ball, attended by the French and German
guests OF the nation The success fully meet the
expectations OF the Baltimore people, and they are
dotermined 10 make the oriole yearly occasion
OF pleasure and enjoyment The intention Is to
make the Or1Ole OF the fall in Baltimore rival
Marul GraS OF the spring in New Orleans, and
with the experience of this year to guide them
and the berality and enterprise OF the citizens TO
back them, the future success OF those who have
assumed this responsibility Is not to be doubted.