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Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei De Meyers, wonderful Catsrrn
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered Carriage paid) by d. b. Dew.
ey Il Co.. No. 46, Dey street, New York.
Tho remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snuffs, douches, and IN
hslations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus The antidotal elements dls.
covered by Dr. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membrsnous system
In two minutee' time, thus forming an inocu.
lative and constitutional cure, the effects Of Of
cination. A ..Treatise," with full state
monts by the cured, is mailed free. Wei De De
Its cost. Rev. Chas. J. Jones, New Brighton,
LII" One package cured me. Rev. Q. n.
Taylor. l4o Noble street, Brooklyn, New YORK.
at restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Reis, Cobbleskill, N. Y" ''The remedy
is a marvel. Rev. A. p. Freeze, Cairo, N. Y"
at has been CT great value to me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Massena, N. Y, Rev: Geo. =.
Pratt, St. Stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
etc. A real cure tor Catarrh for $l.00.
ll2Y 2taW
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
ALtIlIe girl badly iEurt.

Last Saturday ahont T. clock, a IT.
tie eight year old daughter OF Norri.
PuilIlps resulting on Carpenter street,
was badly hurt by a brick falling from
a second story Scdttoldlng Of an unt!n-
ished new house undel contract by
rhoma. Ford. The little girl who was
sent unbukuoan to her IL lther by q
heighbOr to gather some chips and
kindling wood, amt while she was en-
"a sed in her work the brick struck her
out striking on tue side of her head do
Jag no further injury than inilcting a
seal y wound ana Tor the time stunning
her that she had to be carried home III 4
partially insonslbIc condition. Medical
assistance was Summoned and the lit
rle girl suon reC"Tered consciousness.
Had the brick struck her fair on the
head fracture must have resulted and
perhaps death
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
u. y. JurOre.

The following petit jurors were choS'l
this morning to serve at the Sepremne
term OF the United States Distric
Court.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Grandywine Hundred, Isaac S
Elliott.
Wilmington, James Clark, William
S. Hayes, Ziba Ferris, q. Dorsey, Is.
S. Clark, John w. Hawkins, William
b. Sharp.
Christana, James Alnor, James l..
Carpenter, John l.. Tatum.
Mill Creek, William Eastbnrn.
White Clay Creek, Aaron Baker.
Pencaler, Salnes A Benson.
KEST COUNTY.
East Dover, Charles Baum.
Wesr Dover, James II. rodd.
Duck Creek, James Mcdowell, Rob
crv n. CunInins.
Mil ord, John Delamaler.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Nanticoke, Henry Morgan.
Lewes and Eehoboth, W. A. Scott.
S-aiorI, Thomas Il. Cottinghan.
Georgetown, John Laws.
Indian River, Peter Robinson.
BroalKilr, Charles IL. Atkins.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
FOURTH EDITION,
SUNDAYS POLICE NEWS.
Very Fe~ Cases-Little Henry tho
BOOtblaek In Trouble.


All the cases heard yesterday were
colored men, who had with one excep-
tion created disturbances on Saturday
evening. The main cause of their get.
ting into trouble, was the too liberal use
of the ar1lent,
The first case was Richard Wright,
charged with being drunk and disorder
ly, on the street, Saturday evening" The
mayor sentenced Richard to pay ii fine
of 81 and costs
Charles H. Williams who said that
he was from Delaware county, and Ed
ward Goodwin of this city, were next
heard on the charge of behaving in II
disOrderiy manner on Front street near
Market. Officer Hardy made the ar
rest and testified to the facts of the case.
| His honor only fined them the cost OF the
prosecution.
lsaac Sanders was charged by Officer
| Gibson with being drunk and indecent
ly exposing his person in the vicinity
of Ninth and Shiply streets; he was or
dered 10 pay tine of 81 and costs.
Henry ThOmpsou, known as littI"
Henry The boot black, got DRINK on
| Saturday night, and went to his home
in the vicinity Of Ilehgeville and com-
menced Il very disord.rly performance,
TO the serious Inconvenience Of the oth-
er occupants of the house. For this
Henry was arrested and Yesterday
morning his explanation moi being sat
iHt,ctorv, the Mavor ordered him to pay
IA fine Of s. and costs,
There was but one ease last evening,
that Of Jerry Jalues, who created u tight
yesterday Afternoon. in the vicinity OF
Second anl French streets, HIS Honor
thinking his conduct tnh"coming, aI-
lowed Jerry to coiiribu'e - and costs
toward paying the expense Of the city.
Tucre Were no rTsrS Itis morning, I,Anu
the guard'a"s of m" pc "t rerort ever,
thing as very quiet and ord riv lat
DiBh,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
PBRD ClRSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
253 Market Street.
SELECT SCHOOL.

Mrs. Laura Osgood Harkness respectfully
announces to her friends and the public gen
orally. that she has rented the large conm0-
1ous room in the McClary building on Market
street. formerly occupied by the Household
cf Faith, where she will open a select school
for both sexes with staff Of competent teach
ers, perfectly qualified to give thorough III
struction in the English branches. IN Botany.
and in the Latin. t+reek. French and Ger.
man languages. She will make a specially
Of Mathematics and Book Keeping. The
Primary department will also receive spec al
attention. Terms, according to the classitita =
tion Of the pupil
The school rooms are being thoroughly fur
uished with all the modern appliances used
in first class sct ctool-rooms. and will ope1 for
tl." reception OF pupils. on Monday. Septem-
Der fl H. Mrs. II, having already re. isteied
sufficient number of applicants to make her
efforts successful, hereby tenders her grateful
thanks 10 her nu Ierous friends for their kl d
encouragement and will spare no pains to
merit &C atina@nce OF their generou, CON
fence. alH29-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
PASSED AWAY.
Death OF the Rev. Father w..
Of the Church OF the s,"..
Heart. reQl

Death OF the Rev. Father Nav.
Of the Church OF the s,"' "
Heart. 'ret
The Rev. Father Mayer, Of ,,o n
man Catholic Church, at T.nth r' up' '
Madison streets, died at Cape Man "D' VIZ
Saturday afternoon. Some waai,'s VI
Father Mayer was called mon ',' =, as
tend sick person on the wav H." :" M
thrown from his carriage and m" NV "%
he, however, attended the sick raII V,e' t,
complained Of severe pain in his , hr.'I "u'
He has not been well since, and ,i"s ,I'
two weeks ago he commenced von,;,;, %ooa'
blood. ''"''iue
e pom the appearance of thcs. ,,,
ing symptoms DR.. Frantz, his nIrui u
clan, advised his removal to Consr r"sa' Ny.
to whirh place ne was taken ys. way.
days ago Here t.e met kind g.; 'aI
waiting TO receive hilu, and r.,1n. ni,"n
minister to his every want; bu. T, aT1 wv i"
in vain, aud on Saturday attrrr"os
about two O'Clock, after having r.ra;vsI Sd
the last sacrament Of the church ~" ~"
spirit passed u that ''uud, .cnr'',n wy
bourne from which no Traveller w w
turns. ""
Father Mayer was horn in Neub,n
sen, Wurtemblrg, November ''b ,p%
1882, and entered the p iestbood y ="
1851. He WIS for mans wears n nro,.
sor oi music At the College of 81 VIZ
cent, Westmoroland county. pa onI |
was Well-known As II proficient in hs|
art there were very few lnusic, ir
struments which he did ROT untpr>,rd
II" was man OF a thorough educ,,ion
an accomplished sch olar, aud va, sa
lrcfed 10y his Superl"r on several occ,.
>lo t" 20 missions in dilrreu, pa,,,
Of the nitri States.
In lH1i ~ came 10 this city, and d.
Ing the q" Inau 'Drhc.irs wrtnor n
clnr'h, 'ttt very anxious 10 .E,yp An.
whcrc the >cr1i e, would he noaiuc "A
IN their native Language, he c1usar,J
to take charge, AMI hgsln 'ho vo,td
collecting the German Catholics, and |
erecting tle church otthe S rrrl l]a,n
In els efforts 10 accomplish this end bs
was untirlng, and succeeded betorp m,
death In realizing the great work Of bis
life,
He will by his own request be- buried
III Newark, y. j., where his fmsr
will take place to-day.
This morning Bishop Becker, Fnts,
KELLEY and the Benedictinr society OF.
ganiHed by the deceased at the cIQrrb
OF the Sacred Heart, LEFT on an es,ly
train 10 b present at the funeral and to
show their respect for ,helr beOyoibu
deceased spiritual Father. Father
Mayer was IN the prime Of life and
usetulne, having only reached bis 18th
year, but his deyotionsa od perseverance
in his sacred calling he has cr0Eiels
long life of hard work for the cause
which lay nearest his heart. AtIvurislirg
school attached to the church is left as
further evidence of the successa work
of Father Mayer.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Sent 10 JAIL

A colored man uamcA Samuel Lowe
residing al Chaud's Fuld, Pa, WAS ar.
rested in thi, city, on the charge OF
stealing horse belonging to Mr.. d.
Laney, OF Delaware County, Pa. lie
alleged tnat ne mad traded for tine hors.
with a mulatto named Columbus
Fighter, and ON this Information Riga
ter was arrested at Thurlow, Pa, or
Friday. On saturday mornIne; Cniel
Maxwell too. Lowe to that place, ali,!
he at once identified Fighter As tn,
man who traded HIM the horse. Right
er was sent to .jal. III default Of 81, 800
vail, and Lowe was held in the sum Ui
200 to appear against MIN rs witness
St the next term VI the Cuurt i'll Dcla
ware County.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
HuhlEess.

This year, as last, there will be classt
At Brandywine seminary in Packard
business training course and in Bryant
and STATIONS counting house book.
keeping. The ,att.r is the most al.
vancet course used in the great com.
mercial schools Of New York and Phila-
del .,hla. Some OF our best young hu n.
nes. men have been trained in the ia.
stitution at TeL;h and Market streets,
and the standard OF the school has bee II
raj ,ed the llast year.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Every TucSday5 Friday

DR.. JAS, TODD, Of PHILADELPHIA,
Who for many years n's been eninently suc-
cesstni in the tycathent Of CHkDNJC IS
EASEI>. has opened an OItice AZ
Sg2 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON,
Where no can he consulted on Tuesday and
Friday "t each week between the hours Of 8
a. m. AND 3. IN. Persons suffering from Dys-
peps.a indigestion, Lose Gf appetite. tonsti-
patton. Nervous Weakness, General Debility,
Eatarrh, Neuralgia. Aeatncss. Roaring
Sounds In tho Head, Bronchitis, Asthua, Dis
eases eases Of the Throat, Lunge, Liver, Spleen,
nridheys, womb &Hd Urinary Organs, Gout,
..uinbaE0. Chrome DiHrhOa and Dysentery,
Hemo!rhoids n Piles, Functional Diseases II
the Heart certain stages u Marasnius and
Lung Consun -tion, Srrufula, Pimples on the
Face, Diseases of THO Blood ana Sx,n, Scald
Head, DC Nc. VIII ind it greatly to their
advantage to call, as they will be told with
| certainty what aiis then. and when A. unre ia
promised you can rely upon it. Consultation
TO: e7.bm
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
TOCOm,neuc" Operations.

On saturday car No. :, Of tile flOn' m
and nioL street railway, was iuu
over the road for the plrp1oe Of 'N1us Nns
the mules and esting the track il' lI'
trial gave great satisfaction, aal Wv W..
managers are much pleased win 'ne" q.
rolling stock. The mules, tws," ~
number, We're purchased BY Mes,n rn
Jester and Mcdaniel the well Suonn .su
stock dealers IL is expected tAs ~,
company will Commence ruhA!Ds '
to. morrow OF "Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
nanktnd's Favorlte fills.

Lr Slmms Vegetable Liver i'llls sugar
coated) move the bowels easy by acting di-
rectiy on the liver, restort tie lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver ;
III doing this, headache, neuralgia. pains IN
tie right or Ieft side or through tle limbs,
Indigestion. costtveness. ricE stensca weak
pncv, G,YAincss, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, bll'tous1es, general
weakness snd other bodily inArntt,es are
cured. They positively operate without
griptng, sekening Weakening Or leaving tie ne
and liver cure. Is cen.s and tl > box Main
depot Fourth and King streets Pk.Mdel.
phis, e02 Arch street. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Read and Then Try.

Kidney-Wort is natures remedy iO'
kidney and liver diseases, piles and con
stipauon.
sediment or mucous in the hrlAeha
sure indication Of disease. Take AID
nevWort.
Torpid liver and kidneys poison hs
blood. kidney-Wort revlves them ADD
cleauses the system.
Headache, bilious attacks, dlzzInes
and loss of appetite are cured py Alu'
ney-WCrt.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
The Millinery hNsiss ehH.

Any ore wishing I" engage in the
millinery bu .iness should rent the store
now occupied by Mrs. Bradway, No.
800 King street, ~ this laiy intends to
remove to 4 new building recently
erected for her accom,nod alton on u -.
Fourth street. The demand tor new
ralI honneis will soon commence, and
now is tne time for those no wish t.
proh5 from it 20 lay in their stock.
Third and King is d good location
and u large business uay be done there
IN ILc IGyu.o a3 In ths past.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
VIII SNArllY Glnkp

The season AZ the watering places is
drawing TO d close ard it is announced
that the steamer Republic viii aNOn.
tinue her daily trips to Cap NAyon
the 18th Of September The n&ly lesl.
dents Of this city who have beta spend.
ing the summer a Cape Mayor EehO
both, are now returning to theFhomeS
refreshed and invigorated with the
change Of air and freedom from bus'
ness cares. On Monday next the schools
will reopen, and teachers and scholars
will again commence their tasks l9'
tn ensuing year.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Corner l,OlkMk1nH.

Abram GattiS,a colorel :uan, was al.
rested an' given hearing before trt
Mayor Satu lay evening, charged with
corner iounging Abram said IN de
fence, thai he was :! 81 anger mere, hav.
ing come from Port Penn to the Quar-.
terly,and did npU liho" he WAS viol latlne
the law. The MAJOR accepted his pira,
aud only fined him the costs Of the
case.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
ChcnSe Fire Alarm BoSes

The tire alarm box, No. a Nu.: s,:
placed at Seventh ami Churca snv,, l'o,i.
las Aeen removed to Front ahu yupi IL,
son streets, in place Of No. y WnNaL .,iI.
now put up at Seventh ana W. r.Oth
road. There will be no box al oe,'n, |n,ss
aud Church streets lhe nc" ,,Iok o
were tested this morninsabouss,'o
and found TO work satisfactorily
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
ExaealyQne Case.

No man can do u good JOB Oh "vni va5
preach good sermon, tr? IA" i" eol
well. doctor a patient, wr',e dall
article when lie feels mlseraoie tn"] tnn,sa]y
with sluggish brain ana 0.I. .hs A.
nerves, and none should make Wv rm
tempt in such u condition wheh b, A
Ne SO easily aud cneaply remover v
little Hon BitterS.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Old Coins.

Miss l. J. Rrin,on OF Dilworthtown.
Chester County, has on her possession
several coins found on the Brandywine
battle ground. Among til am are three
well preserved English l''rth,ngs of the
following dates: Two George II, l123
anI l7j2, and one George II, 1874.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
COmpl ic alIOns thai Concern All.

III onsands or persons are constantly
trouNied wl;ha com Jinatiou ut diseases
Diseased kidneys and coslve bowels are
their lorucntors. They sEoLld know
that kihnty-W OF ,,iA on these organs
~ The sdi!io time causing them 10 tur, y
Oh .hc poison, Lrat n.-,r q ogged t'rm
anu ~ lrhe"InG thr vii ,ie man.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
DeSirAkbl0 Los.

Twenty-iour des rabl' bu. ding lois,
being tne residue OF the estate ot JoIn
u. Hicks, slt,'steh near Uuibn street,
aud between orvCuth and Ninth streets
extended, viii be sold ty puoiic sale by
order OF W. &. Sp. utl,ce and Joshua
Maris, trustees, Oh Thnrslay, the / It OF
September, al y, ocA, p. Nj.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

Joseph j. Dougberty Oh ,ns w again,t
Hundred, cautions all fei'oi, ,ha has lei'
trusting his wife Edith, AZ Sns sasaI csuss
his bed and board withoN1 ios
or excuse.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Passed Through.

A company Of sold iers, belonging to
the 18th Regiment I. S. Army, pa-sed
taro'lgh tnis city saturday night on
the +. w. g. 4 Railroad, toauu tc.
some part in the far West.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

Another immense cargo VI o' Eat Al.
received At the Great Tobacco " a"d A0g
grega.ing in all, three hundred snu NO rsa.
thousand: must be closed ou' !. CbsI4
ronable price refused by the CAST ''
man, Fourth and ShicEeS.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Another UDunly AearaH From,

FaycE.e County Pa, sends in TIE TO-
lowing: The t.Mburg DtopS Ia,
!ound Its way ap IN the mountains ANA
gained n place i'll every household
Julins H9pling, Fay' tie springs. FAY
clte county, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
WILMINGTON HAY AMIDST .SAW
MARKET,
I O'Clock Prices.

The ! O'Clock stock quotations of the New
York and thilaGe Geiphia Stock Exchange, re
received over the private wire OF Elliott. John
son h 90, stock brokers at Sixth AMI Market
streets arc as follows
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

The Wilmington and hennaJi' ,.;JS nd Of
pike Co., have declared u,I.'t ,',n At the
fifty cents per share payap''
National Rank of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
MARRIAGE ES.

MCDOW ELL STUART. -,On the oh inst,
by Kew EnCch Stuhbs, Mr. James T. No
lowell and Mics Ida, daughter of Joseph
stuart.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

Take your children 70 1I nave thp'
Co., 1902 Market street, ana ,,not un he el'
photographs taken: They c"nl rary low
Celled and their prices are '
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

T OST.-A BLUE rL IfH CUAl WAS
IL les' on Frcnoh street between Eighth
u AZ Front. Inc II der will be suitably re-
warded on ioiAv.lg IL win $. MURRAY.
Aug. Wilt No. III East Water street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
FIFTH edition
NO OHANG GE .

Ihe Fresident shows no ch.
Since Morning, ''e'
special Correspondence Of the Rvprn.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Aurust q, AZ
=. M.-There IS no material a, -''''
in the Presidents condition since :, .
mornings telegram.
Pulse--106.
Temperature-9s.0
Respiration-1S.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

VXyANT ID--A MAN 10 TAKE CA TE
w o!two horse Two COWS and va Gen.
Apply at No. East Second rect,
aug2j BIT
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

NIANTED - BJARD'NG BY A re.
w fpe"tatle ymDg man temperate
n0s more tn Is innule es wala from t5ran-;
dywine bridge on dark str,et; WA pay y,
weekly, or wou q rent an unfurn shed roo :,
Private family ,rtirrrel. Addrc5a e. Is S
REPJBLlCAN ONE. aug 23ztr
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
WnpsNss DIN en- I II

r. j. Walsh g. Co., open n' ,''e', ,J,rke,
moth store tomorrow at 900 VII vi" bs
street. Their advertisements ,orp m ey.
found in another column a 'nD marrow.
tended notice will be given 10 -'no'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

r OST-ON SAWU HDAY, PROBABLY
IL on the cars from Lombard To Washing.
to-. q ctiin' rec6 chain with pearl on clasp.
The finder VIII 2 rewarded on returning it
to JO7 v est Thirteenth II eel, Aug. 2yltr
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

II +. HANf n N UF ,CrU U Rlhtf
No lewelera q d aler in fine Americ IN
and Sw.s watche.. clocks. siivcrwarc ana
op ical goods. O'd gold and silver borga,
old ]ewciry made new: all kind of rep,l INK
In the bcs. InaLltr and Warranted No is Z.
fourth Street aug .9-o..
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
AAnAl RosOfb.

John Manz's Wilmington s.,lanf .,Iars ftlt
den is the incest and coolo0'p
treshmen,S
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
yAMf.S 3 BRO,
NO. 2O4 MARKET STREET.

| Have n larre ass -trrent OF Enyes, Forks.
Ivoi3 hsr! ''unher, Hosewood and all styles
. Of PtcAeS Knives. lH
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Tho CITY M0FkOtA.

There was large amount OF produce
offered for sale this morning, and the
attendance of buyers was very good.
The following were the ruling prices:
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

Old pictures copied to any size ~
Sntterl"y Il Co.'S, t02 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
New Stock

TX Thich means busine IS.
w 1t is needless tc
tell you tina. our stock for
this Fall has been selected
with great care. We intend
to push business and in or.
der to do so we offer extra
Inducements to those who
wear good clothes. You are
invited to examine our stocl
whether you buy or not,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
invitation.

w 4 strangers s,:a g':nGS'i visits as't.
make them comfortable and
instructive. Your parcels are
checked; a waiting-room is
provided, where you may
rest with ladies and children;
guides conduct yoa through
the house, or you wander at
will there are many things
of interest to see, and you
are sure of a welcome.
Drop in while waiting for
a train, OF stop over ii you
can afford the time.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

ROARDiNG.- PIE ASA Mt ROO M S
~ f'rH shr'Hud Il. f.rni he'd, " tn hosri
sl' Idaraet street. dUg"9.ot
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-14

"Never mind anything else Come
down to the cats.
''Jist 90. While We Vas ct dinner.
1 seen her explorin' around, and
don't know from what happened the
day before
'Drop that!" said the city editor
sternly. "Give us the four brood Of
cate, one 10 . brood"
"WeIl, the four workmen was at
dinner, and the old speckled hen With
q hackle was nosin' around, says l to
mar. Mar
''Out with those cats. quick" and
the city editor took down a scythe.
"Certainlv. The tools we're outside,
you know. four safe Of EN-, in-whai's
this they carry tools in ?"
"A kit!"
"And that old speckeled hen sot on
them four kits. and if she didn't hatch
out four brood a. -
Parties desiring to exchange new
scvthe for q second hand one, some
what out of repair. will please apply
to the Eagle Office for two days.
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-14

OF the -ui,ii~ of A.her u ,s ~, the Mic
sousi Psci6c conductor. mention IL which
VS. u-de in yesterdays BAxOo, the ~.
Luis P,~,- Di.psich 81 ls.l evening says:
ale %. uneasy aud r<sales during the
s.rly part II the night. and . couple Of
hours after aidnishi, when the aorm came
up, he soas-d bs-k and forth % his bed and
seemed TO BE- in great snsnish Of mind. A.
the thunder crashed he seemed TO b ut
tesly Psos'ra'ed w'ih fe,', end jast after .
binding assh Of l,ehiaiag b hurriedly
pulled pistol from under the pillow and
pss,ing il to bic head fred, the report ring
ing out simultaneously 9th IN awful
essab 81 ,hssdes which shook the
hose 70 is joasdslivas ssd made
shs sbristias family believe tAss
verify wslpsrgi' night hsd eoos. A.
sooa - - frsd ~ fatal shot Garnet
dsoppsd bsek isss Ais v,jss ssos and died
in that positios . lev oisutss before
4 s'eloek, sarsoasds1 b his family, vho
vsss Pssalyssa 9Th hssros ss biz sssA act
No easss 60 y soiessd 1oe the suicide.
Gsssss ~ . ssbes, isdssssioss Nan, happy
il hi 6eosseie ssissioos asd widely ~
spesaed. Il = said thas - bsd iron bic
eAildhoea Up . hsssos 81 shu.dss ssd
liehssiss. cd Il i thes.hs probable that
he sxissos jsas iaspissd b Tie celestial
pyssaseAsies Let night ~ ths osly reasos
Iee u esiDa.s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-14

Two Small Children Found in the
Woods This lGoening.

From NJ. Thos. CAaobsslia. . fssoss
che rssi6es sesih 81 0soessss0s, . BAs0G
reporter learned Of The 6sdins b him,
about eleven o'clock this oossieg, Of too
little girls ssed, sboas shrsslssd four yeass
respectively, 10 The woods sbUut ose asd
ops-hslf niIss sorsh Of 0soesstoss, On
what Il kaosn - the Nssshall road.
NJ. Chsmbesiin v.s coming 10 tsvs Tor
the purpose Of looking after sooe basinss.
aod while riding slose The soad shove
mentioned vss considerably surprised q
meeting tso little giris, both Of vhoo
we're bare-headed and crying. He eoa
down "a his borse, sa1 tried 70 6nd out
What VS. the matter With ihsc, hut vss
unsuccessful. ~ the osiy thing b could
get out Of them vss that the oldest ose's
name vss Minnie Howard and they
wanted 70 6nd their mother, vho, the
Oldest one said, 80 coming to iovs.
Mr. Ckamberiain sook the little cherubs
to the house Of NJ. Welsh, which u on
what 10 knOsn % the old Dosssy farm, and
left them, telling Mr.. Welsh to look after
them and be sould foot the bill, which Mr.
and Mn. Welsh kindly eoeasesed 10 do.
The eldest Of The tvo children ssena 10
be about four yssrs Of sge, although she
could not tell, while the other seems to Be
about three. They we're both tidily
sod seemed to have been raised in
the city.
Mr.. Chsmberlin visited every house in
the ne,Ghborhood, but vas unable to learn
any thing Of the little girls or their parents.
aud he's come to the coa.cIusioo that they
have been deserted in that vicinity By
their parents.