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Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Amusenents.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin present
their thrilling frontier drama entitled
the "Danites" This highly emotional
plav treats of the mishaps of mother
and her child, during the Mountain
meadow massacre. The mother is Bill-
ed but child is saved, and borne away
by an Indian squaw. Mr.. and Mrs:
Eankin are at home in the play, and
all who wish to see the dangers and
rrivations OF frontier life, should not
fail to attend. -,
Ga Wednesday evening the Mitchell
Pleasure Party, will appear in the "Gob,
ins." This play is very pleasing and
far in advance OF many plays OF simi-
lar nature.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
liARRIGAN'S CASE.
Reasons Filed Yesterday for q
New Irial.

During the session of Court yester'
day, Harr.gan's Counsel filed their
reasons why new trial should be
granted.
The principal points are, that the
jury separated during their delibera-
tions, some occupying one room and
sons another; that the jurors had con
versation. with other persons besides
the bailitfs Jiat at night one balllil
went to his home and the other laid
down and slept, leaving the jurors
alone to do rs they pleased; that the
Jurors had access to, and read a annmber
of law books cited from by the counsel
during the trial that the jurors had in
their room, and used intoxicating
liquor; that they read the Wilmington
ne .spapers containing reports OF the
trial that they discussed the previous
character of the prisoner, ana the re-
orts that he had committed a murder
some time ago, and many other things
that were not offered in evidence.
The Court has not yet set i day Tor
Tearing the argument, but it is proba-
bic that it will be heard some time
next week. Levi c. Bird and Charles
b. Lore, Esqs., will appear in support
of the motion, and Attorney General
Gray and Deputy Attorney General
Alexander b. Cooper, Esqs., in opposi'
tiUn.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Ostrjch plutnes.

Mrs. Il. 5. Kirby, No. 202 King st..
has Just received from one OF the largest
importing houses Of New York one hun
dred (lO6) fne black French Ostrich
Plumes, exceedingly rich and glossy
and warranted, plucked from the wild
Bird, and will be sold at prices varying
from s. 90 to $1,000. Piumes from the
wild Bird are of much finer fibre and
retain their richness much longer than
those from the Birds that are raised for
their plumage.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
pruspcut,uy the Lottery Men.

Irthe L. ). District Court, New YORK,
ON wednesday morning, h. f. Moore
indicted for sending lottery circulars
through the mans WIS st''''" nt s-nH
Judge behe"lcc 10 pay my ,h W. G. I,,y
This il the fourth time Moore has been
haf,r. the Court and sentenced Tor
s'n;Inr otlpnse. 1t is minated that he
And. il more profitable TO keep on pay
;rr the fine than stop his business. ON
Wednesday afternoon District Atio'-
new Rollins sent ont circn'ars 10 l'e
owners, agents aud lessee OF prem ioo'
,,crunirI t the sale Of lottery tickets,
no,itviug them to stop tie practic' Il
once, OF they would be supJec' W ''''N
mary proceedings.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
A S'ONnSNisif,

We Rave received a communication
from John W. Hunt complaining of the
treatment Of coarad people at the Court
House. He thiuks inS cad Of being
forced TO occupy seats set apart for their
accommodation, they should be allowed
to select their own seats in any part OF
the room. He says they pay taxes ac-
cording to their means, the same rs the
white people, and there fore should bt
allowed equal privileges witr them.
The fnle adopted, he thinks, indicates
that Della ware decpises the black race.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
An EiOsutiOnsry Treat,

II is announced that Prof Ford
teacher of Elocution and Voice Culture
and a resident Of this city, will give all
entertainment in the Opera House, on
or about the 24th Of January. All his
classes, both in this city and through :
out the State, will be represented and
take part in the entertainment. All
those who lave heard Prot Ford, nro-
nounce him one ct the best elncutionists
the ever heard.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
pou.Ier on ,hese Eruths.

Kidney. ort is natures reinsny m ioi
kidney and liver diseases pies anu
constipation. .ho ,r;ne is q
sure innication o. disease. Take Kid
ney- Wort. ,.,.os ,,;so, the
blood Kihney-Wort revlves them ah'
cleapses the system. ,iu,;,sss
Headache, bilious attacks, d'zh'hesS "
and loss of appetite are cured by h'a
nty-WOrt.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
SPECIAL MENTIOH.
DP. H100a'

White Pulmouic Balsam is pre-emi.
nently the perfection Of lung medicines.
Thousands endorse it, thousands have
been saved from consumption by it.
Cook Il Frary, Braceville, Illinois, s,says
it has large sale, and most of the ph "
sicians are prescribing 1T. 5Oc. and III.
sold by dealers. Main depoJ 4th and
King, Phila. Gu2 Arch street.
BOoIs and Shoes
AZ low prices. Daniel McCuskor, ZIG
West Second street, has got large al d
desirable stock of boots and shoes fOl
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends aud
the pubic are invited to give him call
price.
See Here.
You are SICK, well there is just one
remedy that will cure you beyond pos.
sibility of doubt. Ii it's Liver or Kid
ney trouble, Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Wells Health Renewer is
your hope. 81, druggists. Depot, n.
b. Danfor.h.
Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
the Third street market the usual variety
of fish, viz haddock, founders, pike,
ke goldfish, rock, cat fish, sm.lts,
fresh Inackerel and IL lot of ter-aplns.
Oysters.
If you want to get the best and fres b
est oysters in tho market go to ALL
scow's, III Shipley street. 20, 25, 80
and 4Octs. per quart; and also Wholesale
and retail.
Hair Chsins.
We have variety of mounting and
can make Of your own hair al short
notice, handsome Christmas present
at No. 10 East 1th street. Mrs. Eollo.
fiies and Mosquitns.
A 15c. box of "Eough on Rats will
keep a house free from dies, mosquitoes,
rats and mice the entire season. Drug
gists.
Nomelhing New.
always to be found at simpsons, Silver
building, 5ll Market street. Try him
for sly ,n pair OF pants or oVercoat.
JaHney
3Oi and 3O3 King street, is headquarters
tor good potatoes.
Go where you get the worth of your
money. Smetz will sell You butter
apples aud all kinds of produce, lower
than any other dealer. No. Is East
ith street.
A box of fine tooth powder with a
handsome tooth brush makes nice
Christmas gilt. A splendid asSorC-
meut ut Hartman's drug store, 9TH and
Poplar.
just arrived, ono more car OF choice
rose potatoes, also one car uf choice
apples. Call early for bargains NO.
Is East 4th street.
Sutterley & Co. have re6tted their
gallery at 3O2 Market street and are
ready for fine work at their Old
prices.
90 to Janney, 3Ol and 303 King street
for apples, dried fruit, canned goods,
pickles, foreign fruit-in fact, most
everything.
Let nations weep and smokers re-
loice, for have one Thousand pounds
Of snokiug tobacco for % cents "a
pound. Chapman, 4th and Shipley St,
People in want of good clothing
would do we'll to call on Geo. ii. Aeh,
Merchant Tailor, 7O5 Market streeO.
H1mpton's Vegetable Tincture for
sale by Taylor u Fullerton, BOZ King
street.
Smeltz, the butter king, sells butter
lower than any other dealer. No. 10
East 4tl street.
Janney 3Ol Il 1903 King street, has one
of the best brands OF Butter in the city
and as CLedp.
Janney, 30l & 303 King street, makes
speciality of brooms, straw paper,
paper bags. &c
TIE best &c cigar, Smith sl9 Market
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
10000 Cigars

to be sold at auction without reserve,
70 the highest bidder this evening, Dec.
lG h, at Drake x Co.'S. auction room,
no. 6 East 4th street. The finest lot Of
imnorted and domestic cigars ever
offered at public sale, also tine assert.
m.ut Of albums, books, dolls, toy,
cutlery, musical instruments, pcturts
and Christmas goods ot all descriptions.
DEAKE & Co, Auetionters.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
,roaf nf IN fefY Valves.

Tomorrow afternoon Two saie'y
relief valves will be tested on the
Water Witch engine at the corner OF
Tbird and French streets. One OF the
valves is the Prouty patent, which Is IN
use in the Fire Department OF BAN,
more, and the other in the Brlstol q
Foley patent, of milwaukee,, Wis, "A
large attendance Of all interested III
fire matters is requested 10y the Chiel
Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Badly ksU FneG.

A title daughter of Mr.. Ritchie, re-
siding on Seventh avenue, West Will
mingtvr set fire to her clothes by strit-
ing a match on Tue sday last, while her
mother was attending to some domestic
duurS, and WAS badly burned tr IN the
| hip to her shoulders. The attention OF
Nrs. Il WAS attracted by her screams,
aud Fastening to her aid exriugujshed
the flames. DR.. Springer was called in
aud prescribed for her Injuries A tree
use of the salve OF WIN. Money was
made, and she is doing as well as conlC!
he expeCted,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
A Healthy state.

People are constantly changing their
homes from East to West and from
North to South or vice versa, in search
of healthy State. If they would learn
to be contenteJ, and to use the celebra-
tee Kidney Wort when sick they would
be much better off, The whole system
can be kept in a healthy state by this
simple but eftsctual remedy. See large
adv
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
The w entiAer.

War Department, Office of the Chlet
Signal Officer. Washington peceiroe'
l5-t A. N.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TO-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States
.,irhilv warmer; fair weather, notther'
o. en,ryiug 10 southeast winds; rising,
followed by falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
A EafGcr.Of.fact YOunE Man.

A matter-of.tact young man from
New York, during recent visit to Bos-
ton, received an invitation from lady
al Old acquaintance-who has just bios
soned out into typical specimen of
the Boston aesthetic, requesting his
presence at her house on a certain even
ing "to meet two minds 1t happened
that he had JUST accepted an invitation
to dine elsewhere on the same evening
and 80 he replied, expressing his regrets
that he could not avail himself of tie
opportunity 'to meet two minds, -
owing to a previous engagement Ito
meet tour stuInachs.'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Pergon al.

Rev. G. W. Burke, pastor of the NJ.
E. Church at Marydel, Md, has been
so greatly pre- strated through overwork
and cold that he has been confined to
his bed for the past week. He is, how.
aver, slowly recuperating and will soon
10 able, we trust, to fill all his engage
mnnts. Mr. b. is an earnest minister,
and has many friends on the Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Cbristsnas slippers.

Those in need OF ladies or gents slip,
pers for Christmas presents Will 90 wen
by calling at Hickman's, All klng
street. He has gentlemen's fancy slip
pers from 60 cents up, and rubber boots
at the lowest prices. Don't forget the
place, All King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Cured IN . short Tlmc

I had severe ATTACKS of gravel and
kidney trouble; was unable to Ket any
medicine or doctor TO cure me until
used Hop Bitters, and they cured me
in a short time. A DISTINGUISHED
LAWYER of WAYNE Co., N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
A mad Hole.

The attention OF the Street Commls-
sioner i, called to large and danger
ous hole on Shipley street, above sec
ond, in front of tho OLD washington g,d n hs
tel. This i, q bad place and should w NC
fixed at once, before some acc'oen' W.
ours.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
An Obstinate Bride.
Little Rock 9ssetts.

The other night young man from
Northern Arkansas and a young lady
from the southern part of the State
met at hotel in this city and were
married. After the ceremony the
yOnng man went out and sat in front
of the hotel while his wife went up tc
the room assigned as the bridal
chamber.
''lhis thing of getting married is a
lifelong business he said, addressing
a man who had just been divorced
from his wife. 81 reckon You ha We
found it so,' he added, turning to a
single rnsn, "Wall, reckon III go up
Dinged if | don't sorter hate 10 20 up
thar, too. But never was afeerd of
a man, and don't see why should
be ateerd of a woman.
He went up and raped at the
door.
"Who is there" demanded the girl.
cts me-"
"Who is ne%'
"Don't you recognize my talk,
honey"
"No, DON'T
LIS your own wide awake and
living husband. Let me ill.,"
"Go away from tdat door: you shall
not come in here ain uot acquainted
with you yet"
"Say let me in. Them fellers down
stairs are laughing at ne Open the
door fur I'm sleepy" and he yawned
like man waiting for night tram.
Thought you said that You were
wide awake"
II was awhile sgo. but I'm power
ful sleepy now. Say, amt you going
to open this door"
"No, | ain't."
"Why did You marry me-
"Cause | wanted to-.
"A!l right old gal; III shell out fur
home and leave you to pay the hotel
bill. | never seed the woman that
could pull the wool over my eyes.
The latch clicked and the door open
I'd. The hotel bill had frightened
her
1T won't do for woman to buck
agiu me, lemmy tell you, for was
raised at the cross roads, an went to
mill early
When other and good remedies fail to
relieve coughs and colds, Dr. Balls
Cough Syrup will give instant relief.
Obviously because it is the best rem
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
l,hriafmaa In HNaE

but Diefendorf has stock of children's
suits and overcoats for parents to select
from larger than ever before in this
city, and some new ones will be opened
to morrow morning for the inspection
of those in want of such goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16

About half. past one o'clock Wednes
dan morning a party of masked men
forcibly entered the jailer's room in me
conrt building at Austin, New, over,
nowered no the .jailer and forced him &c
pHn pp;ve m the keys to the Jail and the
cell door where Ri hard jennings ""1 WA,
confined, who without provocatlon anu
in cold blood shot nnd killed Jonn ~
RaTrett, an old and respected cltlzell'
the night before. Jennings was tne,
taken Ont and hanged from balcony
over the front door.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
kuDerlOr Court.

The replevin case Of Charles jackson
vs.. James Delaplain and Constable u.
j. Wilson, occupied the session yester.
day afternoon and was not nnisheu
when Court adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
s,a,oof,he elnersnOnAefer

y, N, REPUBLICAN ottice, in tha 6h'h'
| Sis morning: ,,.,l,
o'clock ~ "'oio"e '''
| oS 81 "f
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
sometbtug to Interest the Tasty.

We have just received the finest line
of oyercoats Ior custom work which we
have yet had. Our cutters and tailors
are very busy getting out holiday or
ders but we are like the Omnibus;
"Always room for one more"
II, MULLIN s. Son,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
upIIs'k

black and colored merinoes at reduced
rrrs. Crosby 4 Hill, No. 22o and 22-
" rket IT.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
t,rs,sby & A1ll'S

is The place to buy all kinds Of Dry
Goods at lowest prices; useful and at,
tracaive holiday goods at economical
prices
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Dolls and Toys,

and an almost endless line OF Fancy
Goods for tn. holidays at IrosDy q
Hills, 30 Il 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16

Our low priced Celluloid sets are the ,''
most desirable presents for the money
in the market. N. b. Danfortn, Drug.
gist. corner Second and Market, agent
FOR Cslluloid trusses which never wear
out.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Crosby a. IltlI's

is the place to buy table linens, towels
and napkins a large assortment for
holiday trade.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16

Fur TOp Gloves

for ladies', gentlemen aud children; ais"
a large assortment of KID Gloves at
Crosby & Hills, 30 & 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Coats DOlmas

and Jackets at very lowest r-'ces
Crosby s. Hill, No. 22o and S12 Narkes
street,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16

ryhEl.AK.iks,l Ul4UI HING HOUSE N
On Philadelphia. JNO. WANAMAkkhs
frand Depot, 18th and Market sQeetss
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
Dress Goods
saured from q Balcony by MOD

marked down. Great bargains offered
Al Crosby & Hills, 22O Il %. Market d.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16

When other and good remedies fail to
relieve coughs and colds, Dr. Balls
Cough Syrup will give instant relief.
Obviously because it is the best rem
edy. Price % cents n bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16

Tho MEX To LOAN On MORTaA91
runni, IN ia.go or sns]l s'hcunts, on citv g
the castle County propsrty. ApalZ ~
'-' aMlN0TOH SAVINGS FUND ~.
sv'y SL ncv ,tsNtr >rH " arket street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
BO0Is an d Shoes

~ low prices. Daniel McCuskor, ZIG
West Second street, has got large AZ d
desirable stock of boots and shoes foi
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends aud
the public are invited to give him call
az ne is determined to sell at the lowest
price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-06
LATEST KILOGRAMS
FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 5.-Upon calling the
Senate to order at noon, Vice
President Arthur was vigorously
Idpplauded by the galleries.
The Vice-Presldent stated that he
had received for presentation q
number of petitions for special legis.
latiOn, but his own opinion, based
upon rules and presidents, was that
these could not be presented at an
extraordinary session of the Senate.
He submitted the question as to the
disposition TO be made of the com
munlcations.
After remarks by Harris and Hill
it WAS ordered that the petitions be
retained by the Vice-PreSident to be
submitted by him at the next legis-
lative session.
Hoar offered q resolution extend
ing to Winfield S. Hancock the
privileges of the floor during his stay
In Washington.
Blaine, in accordance with notice
given by him some weeks ago, sub
mitted the following resolution:
ResOLOed. That special committee
of five senators be appointed by the
chair to take into consideration the
mode of voting for president and
vice-preSidfnt of the United States
and the mode of counting and
certifying the same, who shall
report such propositions for a change
in the laws and Constitution as may
seem expedient; that said committee
have power to sit during the recess
of Congress, and they be directed to
report On or before the second
Wednesday of January, 1882.
Temporarily laid on the table to be
printed. Recess.
At the reassembiing of the Senate
the galleries, which during the day
had been visited by numerous sight
seers, were denSely crowded, and
Senator Blaine's entrance was the
signal for loud applause. The Vice
President instructed the sergeant
alarms to see that order was main
tanned. A message was received
from the President, when Cameron,
Pennsylvania, moved that the Sen
ate proceed to the consideration of
executive business. The motion
prevailed without objection.
The galleries were cleared and the
doors closed, and when reOpened the
Senate adjourned until Monday.
The Senate in executive session.
confirmed all the cabinet nominal
lions.
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TIE NEW PRESIDENT.


For the first time in twelve year. ,
or since the close Of the term q
Andrew johnson, the United States
hiss for its chief executive states
man. President Garfield is a sUatas-
man in the broadcast sense. CON-
mencing at the lowest rung OF the
social AMI political ladder. he has
gone to the top. The ascent has
been , by his own effort. He has
grown beyond and above the plane
which destiny, early circumstance
and events seemed to have arranged
for him. His intellectual and social
growth has not been due to any ace
dent. He chad it in him" to b.
come great; that is to say, be had the
foundation upon which to build, and
the ambition and Industry necessary
for completing the structure. Many
of the nations prominent characters
are accidents" Circumstance
created and brought them to the
surface. Garfield owes his greatness
to no circumstance, except the single
one that he was born with brain
capable of improvement, and early
learned that success could only be
achieved by industrious effort. From
the toe-path to the White House. the
course that he has travelled is marked
at every point by the evidences OF the
toll Of body and brain. Il has been a
royal road, oalg in the sense of demo-
cratic royaity-the royalty that
makes the republic 80 much loved by
the people and 50 mighty in tae
world. This mans life should be an
example to the youth Of the
country as much as was
that of Washington. snd more than
hiss been the career Of any oth=r
man who has reached the DIT 81
dental Office. We think tae country
does and has a right to expect much
from President Garfeld's admInistra
tion,, and that it will not be dis
appointed. He possesses a "bushel
of brains" His views are broad and !
his ideas iibsral. There is nothing
narrow or crampsd about the man;
but he is whole-souled, generous
hearted, big and manly in set aud
thought. He has come from tue
people Rad is one of them in th-
truest sense. He understands society,
and Is intimately acquainted with
the lives, the wants and the require
meats. OF the masses. Perhaps no one
of our prominent men has a more l
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thorough knowledge Of the people,
from the lowly to the lofty in the
social scale, than be. And while be
| is familiar with al classes OF citizens,
De as thoroughly understands politics
and politicians. He is acquainted
with the tricks and schemes and
chicsnery OF the demsgoEue, and
should know how to defeat them
His long service in Congress has given
him a knowledge of public men,
public policies and OF the Wo: king
Of government that will enable him
to proceed intelIigently and with hi
eyes open. He has no occasion to
move blindly, and there is no reason
Why be should be guilty Of blunder
lr mistakes in the administration
the affairs OF the nation. Perhap,
as excellent q characteristic as any
other in the man is the bravery which
enables him to act conscientiously IL
accordance with his own convictions
of right and wrong. He has shoSD
this feature on many occasions IN
Congress, when he refused to follow
ais party and dared to stsDc
~ principle. Garfield is q true.
oius republican, but We cannuI
selieve his loyalty to party will b.
5ermitted to overcome bic feslty
o principle; that is to say. b.,
craftsmanship ia not 30 strongly de
Veloped as to drive him from his hon
est convictions even if the adherence
to those convictions draws him out
SIDE the line Of party action. II
other words, he is q statesman, ano
not q demsgogue. The Characters
TICS OF the latter animal in our politics
are but slightly marked in Lis nature.
His insugufai address fairly betray G
the man. We question il an ableI
address OF the kind has been framed
by an American president. It is Ger
tain that none of the executives Of
the past quarter Of a century issued
anything that would compare with it.
His utterances are to the point.
There is no double meaning 10 hi
words. 1t is clear that he does no
speak to excite cheap applause. but
to define, briefly and understand
iogly, what will be the course OF hi.
administration. That be will pursue
that course no one has the right Oh
tue least reason to doubt. And the
oath mapped out is one that ought, i
followed, to continue the prosperity
# the c'unIy and add to the we'll
being of the republic. We only wisi
that General Garfield was q demo
crat. that be might have at his bach
the support OF the great party OF th'
people who can so nearly stand upol
The broad, liberal. popular platform
that he proposes to &C ,upy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-06
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

The Union League Club, of New
York, gave Arthur dinner on
,urday.
In consequence of the failure of
the funding bill, U. S. funding loans
are again in favor in London.
GARFIELD, on Saturday, was called
on by many prominent members of
the Army of the Cumberland.
On Saturday, Hayes and his folks
left Washington for Ohio. At the
depot he nearly had an ovation.
On Saturday, Comptroller Knox
qualified as commissioner of the
Freedman's Bank and Trust Com
pany.
The Chicago Board of Trade has
adopted resolution stating that
there are no grounds for the rumor
in England of the existence of
trichina in American pork.