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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25
FIFTH EDITJ0
Admiral NIohOI-o-;-

4 -aASNMOmlA
MY, %N.HissI, SHIN July ao AsSo't
r m,Ial NLi.cholson, commanS; --ksar' I
Iopean station, makes tSs 1slng thsI
port TO the Navy Dana %" me fOllowiupI
state OF affairs at 1i eSansSatt AT Upon
under lGI date of July 5, iSs SSndfia, ESI
The riot that oecnr 200
t u,s,, Ta -, certainly academia Sa u, 4
coming alarming. AftSr u. :. befon
the news spread amonc y mat tina
became fanatical, and 'S All opuls
met with on the streets w az tOreIn
Originally the dispute = ss a assal
C;nee OF Maltese, and an = A UsiVss
5loters were augmented Nv Ar 81,
t tlvlns outside the walls, who ,n Ssdol
the day Of the riot a pap;c ae
among foreigners and tbeir aas sr
6cen very great. / caIlsde Aodu
Governor. Amar Pacha' And -, upon
as America was at ps STS '!aled
country, l did not consiS Co VIII
that American naval Off Cers IL u }. y
prevent insult or attacI, us ~ n ont
Obliged to visit the shore os saOOa
uniform, and asked wbstho.' a
Dc safe Tor them to 70 thar. : !. !.
uniform. He replied that ~ y
It was safe, provided tbev o ~ Ia9
In the day and did not yis III "
skirts, but to make sure Of itt
detail an officer of his gna,d y !, y
pany any and all officers fro.. y aS
who might wish to land. wSia, w
accepted. "Hica d
On the Sd inst, 7 iDO,,
Egyptian authorities and ali u0s
ties represented ashore And .s aug
the next day, being the patio ~
versary of our Independents 11' 4
dress ship from sunrie to sna,,.
f1re a salute of twenty -ons Navy ~
noon, requesting them % ioi,s aa
that occasion. This was ' So,.
l venture to say that never S S,.
our country's history has M Uses
well ~ beautiful a cslebr,tsID''s '
seen atioat. There were Al NV
ships of war. each beautiful, ~
with flags, the American s,s N
their main, while a national M, sI~a
fired at noon not only from ~
ships present but also nom ~
larger vessels.
The only Americans that a, !.
Of at present in Egypt are VonI,''.I
aries, on board ship; one man 'I Y
new Orleans, on board sbir IN
Farman, Of Mixed Court, on A. N.
Alexandria; G. Long, ConSoS n.
Alexandria, on shore at AIpr,ss.
General Stone and family, IN y,
Of the Khedive on shore at taIa NJ
Consul General Comonos, on Sr.
Cairo. '4''
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Large Boys
Bargain Suits.

Bargain Section No.
has been cleared Of three
fourths its stock. There
still remain some good
things, especially the Globe
Cashmere Suits, which were
$12 and SO but now are
$3.50.
There are five styles of
goods, light and medium
colors. The quality of the
Globes everybody knows
to be the best in America.
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Lesson In PolItsHess !.

The following act of politeness on the
part of John Quincy Adams, while
he was President, is told by one who
remembers the fine courtesy Of the old
gentleman Mr.. Adams was an early
riser, and was in the habit of walking
before breakfast. One morning, before
sunrise, he was indulgiug in his custom.
airy walk when he met one of the For
eiRn Ministers, issuing from o low gam.
bling house
Mr.. Adams gave no sign of recogni
ton, bur passed him as though he we're
perfect stranger, which, said the for
eign representative, twas to me great
relief" When the book on etiquette
at the white house is written, this auec-
dote should be incorporated, 80 that the
Presidents to come may know what to
do under similar circumstances. ..fr
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A Splendid Bridge.
From the Hallway Age.


The great iron bridge of the Atlantic
and Pacific road over canon Diablo, in
Arizona, which has for many months
prevented the progress of tracklaying
on that important line, has at last been
completed. 1t is 800 feet long and
spans canon some $50 feet deep-a
dark, gloomy gorge, impossible until
engineering skill had thrown this noble
structure across it. The height of the
bridge is $40 feet, or IA feet more than
Bunker Hill monument; that of the
Cincinnati Southern over the Kentuky
River ia rs feet, and that of the Por-
tage Bridge on the Erie is 535 feet The
length is 551 feet weight, 49,, 1870 pounds,
cost, $500. 900. Now the road will be
rapidly pushed westward to the grand
Colorado River, where it is to be met by
q branch of the Southern Pacific, build.
ing eastward, and its completion will
give another line between the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans. midway between
the two now In operation. .
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Went Back for q Re0uIsItion

This morning the Sheriff Of Kent
county, Maryland, came to Whining
ton for "Bob" Allen, the Jail breaker
and burglar that detective Jones
arrested on Monday upon
the arrival of the FELTON,.
"BOb" having employed H. G. Turner,
Esq, to defend him, refused to
81 back with the Sheriff, except
upon requisition from the Gov.
ernor Of the State of Maryland,
in consequence of which the Sheriff IL
put to the trouble of going to Annapolis,
for requisition and from thence to Do
yer before he can take bob" back to
his old quarters,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

About half past eleven OcI.l
forenoon a large excursion @g v.
Bridgeport, New Jersey, amy AMY
Fourth street wharf on the se ~ .
sie Mccall. All the aValLaes y,
cars were filled AZ once and on'aI
ted on foot for toe shaded g'oIa Y.
Brandywine to spend the s'l ~ n
is very unfortunate that '" y, \
groves of the Brandywine a! Es,i,',
appreciated by our own cla Y
made more attractive TO VlSI'OA
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AaerlOuaR Fall

Last evening while a boy named
John Thompson, IA years of age was
riding horse, he fell and struck his
head on a FIRE plug. He was picked up
In an unconscious condition and re.
moved to his home No. LaMo:t street,
and DIR. Patterson summoned. The
Doctor thinks that he has injured the
brain, but his condition this morning
is such that the physician has hopes Of
his recovery.
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CaIirOrnia Prosper

Senator Jones, of Nevada a.i, I
the opinion that cal a. tSiJ
tho entire state ticket a n
of the CongeSslonLii M
and perhaps a malV Ii,SI
islature will be repuDllC,nnIi",r ,
nese question, in his Op pm 4
affect the republican parry Ri.
mia because a political paw
fought on "reminiscences
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Upholuterlnr and CnrpoItnw

Mccartney & Kenney now occupy
their new store in the Institute build,
ing, made by utilizing the old office Of
the directors fronting on Eighth street.
They are prepared to do all kinds Of up.
holstering at the shortest notice, and
besides, they keep on hand very fine
and large assortment of carpeting of all
varieties. They are thankful for past
patronage and hope by strict attention
to business to be able to merit an in.
crease of faVors,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

While Michael Gallagher ". W.
ing with a crowbar in aqun ~ /
Brandywine yesterday, tho TO- ~ /
and made an ugly gaSa ' ,S,I|
inches long in his arm neal Nsa,s " h
He was tskeu to q drug S'O hi
Wales summoned who u y N
wound together with StilC ,.isS n
sed it. Mr.. Gallagher O !. ,Siiis
last week, and one OF DIE 'D
Sunday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious at
tacks positi ely cured with mory's Stand.
ard Cure Pills-sn intallible remedy never
fall to cure the most obstinate, long-stanG ing
cases where Quinine and all other remedies
have failed. They are prepared expressly
for malariOus sections, in DOUBLE boxes, two
kinds OF Pulls, containing a strong cathartis
and chill breaker. sugar. coated; contain no
Quinine or Mtrc0ry, CAUSING no gripping or
purgiug; they are mild and eff ,Ient, certain
in tn, ir action and Harmless, In all cases !;
they etiactually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the bOly. AS q house
hold remedy they are unequaled. For Liver
Complaint their equal Is not known one
box will / ave wonderful effect ! the worst
case. They are used and prescribed by ply.
siciars, and sold Druggists everywhere, or
cent by mail 8 an 20 cent bozes. Emery's
Little Gathartic Pills, best ever made, only
8 cents. standard Cure TO-. ia Nassau
street New York. ie27.eodd&w.6m
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Whlte clay creek Delegates
For the REPUBLICAN.

Messrs. Editors-The election in Whit
Clay Creek Hundred on Saturday re
suited in the election of Joel Thomp
son and s. r. Choate. Three candi
dates were run in West White Clay
Creek, Joel Thompson, L. L. Allen and
s. r. Choate; Thompson received 81
votes, Choate "a votes and Allen 80,
James V. Wright was. electedt to re
present East White Clay Creek Hrn
dred. EQUAL RIGHTS.
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AROnncInE Boy.

The population OF the Third
was increased yesterday BY thl
of 0 bouncing baby boy, whiCaMl
when born fourteen pounds Al
or of the boy isin tho carriage y
ana from present appearances "
fellow will soon be heavy snolg
into partnership with bis islAs
for the present he will engage i
milk business. The mOthT
we'll and the father is greatly
over the event. 1t is prObaOlen' I
will be named Frank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

The public should be continually
warned against imposters Of every kind
1t was not long since well dressed,
young and worthy appearing man who
in reality is only an agent for min
strel company, represented himself as
tho nephew of prominent banker
hero. He Is no relation to this man,
and this community is warned against
him ard all others of that class.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

While engine No. 80, which draws
the New Castle accommodation train
was shifting cars at New Castle yester
day afternoon, al extra freight APP
preached and before the engineer could
stop his engine, the two locomotives
collided and both were wrecked. New
engines had to be supplied and the dam
aged ones brought to this city for re-
pairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25
Budden Death OF a Ch1la,

Abont II o'clock last Sunday morn
ing as lady was about to return home
from the Chester Heights Camp Meet
ing, she was met by her husband who
informed her that their child had died
suddenly during her absence. The
lady had been away but short lime,
having been on an eIrand, and only
stopped at the camp to rest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

HOl For o Dip In Ghe Old Ocean,
The Norma Social Club extend theil
thanks to the public for their patron
age Of the past and cordially invite
them to attend their excursion to At
lautic City, on Thursday, August 10th,
1882 Ro.t leaves French Street whar
at u A. i. S''rp. Adults ticket, 81. q
Childs tlckeL Is ceuts.
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Injured at work .

Yesterday Alexander Walker was
severity injured when at work at Bid
dies Mills. He was carrying large
beam, when by some means he fell
striking the back of his head, inflictine
an ugly wound. He was taken to
Colquhoun's drug store where the
wound was dressed, after which ht
went to his homs No. TIA Lincoln
street.
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N ORSEsl HORSES HORSES III
FURNITUREOARSA AND: RAYS.

The subscriber begs leave to ne lily his old
friends and the people OF Wilmington and vi
his old stand, corner Of Front nd 149S
French streets. Furniture cars, SraYs and
excellent horses to hire at all hour Furni.
ture and other articles will be removed from
the eambOat landing and other pisces In
the city wish great care by skillful driN o-s,
All VINO desire lrRyinK can be accommodated
with prompt ness At the lowest possible rates
t3wtib hURRIS WELDIE.
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Tne Warrington Monument.

A large cargo of granite for the
Washington monument has arrived in
Washington from Rockland, Maine, and
as soon ~ it can be cut into blocks
work on the monument will be re-
sumed. The section which was unhn-
ished when the work on the last course
was stopped will then be completed,
giving the monument heighth of 900
feet.
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ALtyaIX Paeknga.

While the porters were engaged In
handling baggage At the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
station last night they accidentally
dropped package, containing fuses, on
the floor, when one of them caught fire
and for time made things right lively.
The fire was extiHguished, however
without much damage, only to an um.
brella stand, which was near by.
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COroner's investigation

A little colored child named Marietta
Tilden, aged months and residing
with Its parents at No. 10 west Twelfth
street having died without medical at
tendance, the coroner was notified yes
terday, and accompanied by DR.. Ogle
proceeded to make investigation after
an examination, a certificate was given
of death from marasmuS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25
wnlminwtom RepuDlloan Club

The Wilmington Republican Club
will hold q meeting in the Lincoln Club
room this evening at 8 o'clock. A full
attendance of the members is requested
as business of Importance will BIZ trans.
acted. The membership is free, and the
rolls will be open this evening for the
reception of names,
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FHnKer AmputnGed.

A man named POLAND, who is en-
ployed at the Old Ferry Rolling Mill on
the South side had the middle finger OF
his right hand caught in pully and
badly lacerated at an early hour yester-
day morning. The man was assisted TO
the office of DIR. Maull who found it
necessary 10 amputate the injured mem.
Der.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

Mr.. w. p. Rogers, agent for the in
PRODUCTION of Harper & Brothers edu.
Q ltioDal works, of New York City, is
registered at the Clayton House, Mr..
Rodgers has many friends in this city,
who were glad to greet him once more,
as he has not been in Wilmington for
several years. He looks hale and hear.
tV,
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PAY Your Taxes.

Alter to day there are but four more
days in which the rebate of per cent.
will be allowed on the city taxes, and
all persons who wish to avail them
se yes of 1t, had better step up to the
collectors office and setslo without fur
Their delay.
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Lodeed in jail

Joseph Morris the .I ssSfIs,' i
been lodged in Chesfer as SGoart
trial at the next term " !. tbs Oh
it will be remembered u ISL 1T rid
murdered Mrs. Turner l'S' -
Kent county, Nd
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Canal BoaI RA's'''

The canal boat stanton "a an ns,f
T There was ~Ss a good s si1ts TssI
Emo Enoch Moore's shipyaFO' i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

For the REPUBLICAN.
MEssRs EDITORS - Amongst the
names Of those mentioned as candidate
for Congress-. am surprised that no
body has thought of the name OF Hub.
bard c. n. Fly, of this city who is in
every way qualified to fill the Office,
with ability and to the benefit of all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

smyth Post No. a !. n p b,
Appointed aSSiE sOmrad's b ~ o. l
and Slifer as q coui"''
ment.
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Panorama Of Africa.

A sciopLicon panorama of heather
and civilized Africa will be given by
Profes sor j. @. Hazeley, at Ezion Nj.
e. Church, corner of Ninth and French
streets tomorrow evening the 26th
instant. An admission fee will be
charged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25
WANAMAKER u Brown
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market
PHILARELPHIA. PA.
ID EGISTER'S ORDER. f
IN. = RnaIarER,R OHR1nn !

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July gath, 1882.
Upon the application Of David POgue,
executor of Joseph Ptgue late Of White
Clay Creek Hundred, in said county de-
ceased, it is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Executor aforesaid rive notice
Of granting Of letters testamentary upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters in six Of the most public pla-
COS Of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the eet& to
present the same, or abide by an Act Of as.
sembly in such case made and provided ; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REPUBLlcAN
. newspaper published In Wilmington and to
be continued therein three weeks. Ie-o-d).
~ Given under the hand and cal
L. 9. Of office of the Register aforesaid at
~ Wilmington, In New Castle o unity,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
3 r-44A&h y. o. BIGGS, Register
NofIoR.--Allp persons having elaims against
the estate Of the diseased must prOselt the
same duly atteStod to the executor, on
or before July "a, 1.D.lSSa, or abide the \ ct OF
Assembly In such case made and provided.
DA IJPUGUk, Executor.
Address: Christians, Del
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MARRlAGn.

BlSCOE-BISOUE.-On Monday evening d
8O'clock, July Gath, by Adam Stengle, Mr.
Thomas J. Biscoe and Miss Alice y. Blscoe
both Of this city.
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NEW ADVER TISE MENTs
NOTICE.

IN 0''0
The regular quarterly meeting Ofthe TTus
tees of the Poor for New castle County, will
be held 1t the AlmshOuse, on Wednesday
July 26th, at 10 o'clock q. NJ. Persons having
bills Will present them by that time. The
Supply Committee will meet at the Aims
house on Saturday, July 18th, at 10 O'Clock
q. m whom proposals will be received for fur.
nishing thu Almshouse for the next months
with bread, meats and tobacco.
iy26-2t J. W. COOOI, Secretary.
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ROR PENSHROVE.

AZ ANTED-A TRAVELLING SALES.
w man that has route already estab-
liFhed to sell thIOugho ut the country an
article which can be sold to every country
trst class party. None need apply unless
having a route. Reference required; state
name and where located. Address "Y" this
office. iy26-eod.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

Use Hector -four, from W. J. Morrow
All French street,
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WANTED "A COLORED WOMAN,
w cook and q cOlored man for waiter.
Inquire at MlLLEk'S Hotel, End X Tatnall
streets. iy26 81
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-25

LONDON, July 24.-In the House of
Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone moved
vote of credit for strengthening forces
in Egypt. He proposed that Sd. DO add
ed 10 the income tax tor the latter
half Of the year. -
In moving the vote of credit Mr..
Gladstone stated that the expedition
would consist of 2400 cavalry, IA, 400 in
fantry, 1900 artillery and 300 garrison
artillery, and that a comnissariat re-
serve of 300 men would sail later on.
He described the state OF Egypt, the
lawlessness of the military and the riot
and violence Of the people. He said the
recent conduct of the Egyptian mill.
tarS Leaders was opposed to the first
impulse of humanity. r.s..,
There was not the slightest shred of
evidence to support the contention that
the military party was the popular par
". The government had no desire to
interfere with the legitimate authority
OF the Sultan. France was ready to
act with England to guarantee the
freedom of the Suez canal, but the gov.
eminent had no reason to suppose that
she would 60 further. In reply to-
those who argued that sufficient force
should have been sent to prevent the
disorders fol lowing the bombardment
Mr.. Gladstone held that the landing of
a sufficient force could not be made de.
Gently to cohere with the statement
that the fleet was off Alexandria for
the purpose Of defending European in.
terests, end that the. landing of force
would have been grossly disloyalto thu
voice of Europe. 29g ta8s12 issll d
Mr.. Gladstone consented to withdraw
the motion toy vote of credit until TO-
morrow in Difference 70 Sir Stafford
Northcote's appeal for time 70 reply.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-20

wealth. intelligence and education. II
seems TO me that all OF the wealth is CON-
bined here. Unless We Soutnerners
90 10 building factories. quit RAISING so
much cotton, and live more 1T home-raise
Our mea. and corn at home for our own
use--we will always be a porerty-stricken
people We ought to commence building
factories at once, and get out OF the olo
rut. Prosperity will come yet il we will DO
this. We ought to have three big cotton
factories AZ Newberry. We then could e1-
pect 10 grow in wealth. see very plainly
what is the trouble with us. Cotton and
slaves have been the ruination of the South.
We would be to-day where the North is If
it had not been for those Two things. Tho
people North have been thrown on their
own resources, and that is why they can
swim in wealth. We must change our
course.
We are having quite cool spell this
week; showed Monday all day, more or
less; ice several inches thick. 1t is said
the fruit crop has been injured to some ex'
tent
have never met better people in all my
travels than have met in Philadelphia.
Any young man wanting business educa-
ton could not find better place than Bry.
ant l. Strstson's Business College in Phila-
delphia. It gives you thorough know.
ledge Of the mercantile and the banking
business. will remain in College until I
thoroughly understand the business.
Yours, &C., J. J. L.