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Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
The New Postal Letter sheet,

Tho new combination letter sheet
and envelope, and folding postal card
which have been authorized by ,hs
Government, will probably be in circu-
lation in January The inventor of the
combination has received an order for
~, ,OOO, 600 Of them ths price being
$50 900 The letter -sGeet is abOu, the
olzs of ordinary letter papsr. When
written upon 1t is folded twice from the
bottom and once from the right hand
side, which makes 1t the sizs of an or
binary envelope. The folding postal
card is halft the size Of the letter sheet
and has only gummed flap at the top.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
The News t%e at Corners +!

i Special-Our eight dollar
Overcoat stock has been re-
Iplenished ard a new style
added. Nothing can compare
with them for price and quail
Iity.
Later-Some new Ulster
ettes and Lorne Overcoats
at twelve dollars and fifty
cents. Buyers say I'VE do
not see how they can be pro-
duced for so small a sum OF
money"
Latest Dispatch--The six
teen dollar Fur Beaver Over
coat is just what you want to
keep you warm these days.
The farmers and men out in
the cold are buying this if
they want something better
than the first named.
Still Later Despatch-Our
stock is well filled and prices
low in every department;and
we have not forgotten the
boys or the Children, and
they, TOO, shall be kept
warm. Overcoat and Suits
that will please you and
make them laugh to know
they can be fitted so nicely
at such a low price.
Very Latest Despatch
December must record our
argest salesever made. Our
stock will allow us 10 do it:
our prices will lead buyers to
make it and our mutual CO.
operation will make it bene-
lclal to both, and we will
ecure you as our permanent
'uStomerS.
Our special invitation fcr
'ou to come to- day and see
'ur stock.
Yours 1'rul y,
NO. w. DIEFENDoRF &CO.
oylo. Fourth and Market:ss.
Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
WHY Rha KIIlan naim.

On the 10th Of last August Q woman,
named Madeline SturiA, better known
a. Madeline Stiles, went to the room OF
CHARLES Stiles In the Palmer House,
Chicago, and shot him dead. Al her
trial last Monday she testified in her
own defense, relating her whole history
in connection with Stiles from the time
he took her from house Of i'll fame In
Baltimore until the night before she
killed him. Her story -cOrroborated BY
many witnesseS-showed that the
man had secured an Influence upon her
which prevented her from leaving him
even when he brutally iltroated her.
His conduct during six years was
continued alienation OF kindness when
she gave him money and brutality
when she refused TO give It. The night
before the homi side sue drove with
Stiles to suburban road house and h Gd
supper.
After supper he left her, got his tsam,
and droveaway without her. She had to
walk several miles in a mid-nis at
thunderstorm, passing cemetery on
her way. Her testimony at this point
became terribly tragic.
''rhe rain," said she, "Was falling in
shetts, and the tightening was 30 vivid
that 1t seemed to burn itself into my
brain. l was cold, wet and in an agony
OF despair and sorrow At the wrongs
that had been done to me-. could not
think UfaDything but my own suffsrings
and humiliation, and then-and then |
-" Her voice, usually musical, was
pitched In higher key, and she seem
ed about TO faint.
A batliff stepped.to her side and she |
made an effort to 90 on. She repeated |
some OF the incidents of her walk to
town, and was evidently deepairing of
her ability to give the details of the
tragedy.
She buried her face In her hands and
'obbed aloud. Her walls soon turned
20 groan, and she rocked to and fro,
leVer lifting her hands until, with
great effort, she aroGe from her chair and
airly shrieked:
"And then killed him !"
The words were still ringing in the
ars Of the auditors when she fell prone
lpon the floor. Four bailiffs picked her
Ip and carried her into AN adjoining
oom, where medical aid was sum mon
d.
Her pulse had ceased entirely, and
Dr. few moments 1t was supposed
hat she was dying. Restoratives soon
sVlved her, and she was taken to jail
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
Another wheeIbarrow Ret.

In an interview with l.. W. Palmer,
the undertaken on Shipley street, that
gentleman stated that previous to the
election he made bet with Marshal
McMullip, that in case the State wen t
Democratic the latter gentleman was
to wheel the former from Tenth and
Market and vice versa. AS the State
went Democratic Mr.. Palmer says he
is ready to be wheeled from the point
stated,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
Imitation OF tho FrAyne Shot.

A party of halfiutoxicatsd sd men dis
cuSsed the FrayDe tragedy in hotel
in Detroit, Mich, GU Sunday morning,
and one asserted that he could make
the shot, Frayne tailed iu. Another
therenpon offered to stand up ard let
him put ball through his hat. The
same result as in the Frayne case fol-
lowed, except that the Detroit. man was
not killed, but seriously, perhaps dau- =
Rerously, wounded In the head.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
w AAAAA1A = STnBRT,
PMLApELPHIA. IA.

Guarantees 70 cure also By letter without
fail, Or any bad results, all private diseaseI
Of beth soxes, acute caaes In ( or dayn, By 9
new method, also Rupture letters In general
mo matter Of how long standing, Lom OF
1anhood, Effects Of Youthful Imprudsnce,
railing out Of Hair, 0tc. Tapeworm removed
Ia hours by my own remedy, which ts the
lnildest treatment yet discovered.
DIX. THEEL has 10 years Medical ex0efI
enee. Also, he 10 the emily physician In tha
City Of Philadelphia Whe has made hie gpoo.
iAlty in Europe. under the leading professors.
Once heHrs;-9 q. m. 10 p. m, and from Q
v w ,. n. Sunday, % N. u 81 n. eepl0Ay
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
Shocked with EIaafrfeitx

Frank Armstrong, an employe in a
Pittsburg machine shop, was shocked
with electricity and had hand badly
injured on Tuesday evening while ad-
justing carbon in one of the lamps.
John Cleary, another of the men, was
also knocked senseless in the same man
ner few minutes after Armstrong was
injured, and when he recovered found
that his wrist and hand were considera-
bly, burned.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
Fln0 &InEasa.

There are some really fine singers
among the canary birds at Parker's Sa.
loon, No. 103 East Second street. One
OF them can hll room with to sweet
est melody and impart new life TO an
entire household. Any one who has
any love for the truly beautiful cannot
help but admire them. Their songs
must inspire feelings of alteration In
every devotional mind, and lead from
contemplation of sublunary things to
tho consideration of the wisdom aud
goodness of the creation Of one uni.
verse. Let lovers of the beautiful takes
q look at them--oue of them will mako
. very handsome Christmas gift.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
maxnndnaa

Charles Simpson, Colored, SO years
Of age, who was Stephen Glrard's body.
guard at the time Of the death Of the
munifoeut benefactor, was married In
Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day to Mrs.
Mary L. Harris.a widow, aged Is years,
Of Alexandria, Va. Simpson was born
. free man In Queen Anne's county,
Nd.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

R0CRBIRA. - During the Christina
NJ Holidays We will sell ct the fOlloWlAGI
low prices:
ans minosAsst 2Es. aAsnsW dr.. apDlss aTa.
apple bHttNr 2ka. coed Rio coFeo asa.
new prUAss 26s. 3oAns Bakers corn 7SS.
new OurrAnts 2Sc. NJ As now raising 46e -.
Golden drips Holasses, 7as. HsnSy DripS I6O
silver drtps 11c. New crop N. D. Mol. 2OS.
Flour 81 I, and ~ per D. We Will sell for
eo.2S cash barrel Of good hne famaly aour, 70
you take no risk, We keep only standard
brands Of -four. Teas, %, %, % and 9. oar
100. extra is excellent. Uur bae. IL equal To
what some other stores sell at 10 ana 20 a..
Our assortment Of goods is equal to any other
store in the city. Jellies and preserves Of All
sorte. Zine early rose potatoes, Sb cents Der
bunhsl. Gall 0lee and be convinced.
P.J. FORD, Front 4 Madison stss
dsdh Front b Maryland ave.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
AOTlCE@.

NEARLY 82.OOO.O3O, 90 INVENY .
~ mtnt In MOFtgas eS , astern
~ ~ esttr rn, without the loss OF a
~. ~ collar OF prlueIpaI with
sas y. Sne IOrclOsuEc and that result
y rOm d aIh.
,1, nS' Sne or the MOVIgaEOrs mateFi.
@ Deh1nd in interest and that
sa. secured We claim prompt.
~ .~s Aha 9 nscIentOus care I'm aII
va LessllnES ana solicit tpaIrOmage.
wSe o. hEALD d 90
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
ExPECEED TO-DAY.
BY MRS. n. A, KrDDRR.

Expected to-dayI
What Q household Of 10y,
Who cometh, pray,
Scattering blossoms Of Nay
IS II some absent boyf
How sweet is the home
Made 30 fair for the guest:
u may be some daughter
From over the water,
Seeking nOw the home-nost.
Expected to-day I"
Some fond husband perchanee;
Every dear household nook
Has q holiday looE,
One can tell at . glance.
The roSes, fresh out,
And the sweet miRnonetto
Shed their rATest perfume
In the absent ones Hoem-
Love can never forget.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
Large NumdsyPsDers.

The Herald will be "a pages, the
Times 10 and Tribune IL. All others
in proportion. Sold by Geo. A. Davis
upon the arrival Of the fast mail, 500
q. m, at 61a Market street. All the
news In tho morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
NOTICE.
To WATER RENTERS

/ An ~ WATER RENTERS.
PenenS who have sold property during
n,,,'. n,s'enL year must give notice OF such
Tsr T,.s 70 me Registrar at the office OF the
ES.nS Es LePaItment before the Both day Of
NM. lSSz. Otherwise they will be held
Inv r NJ, tne water rent for the next year.
SaV altsratiOn made in any bill amer the
nv nv OsIe will be at the option Of the Reg.
Ssv,. .,o ]. A. BOND.
"IO-toV Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
pATENT1 Obtained and All DuaIpo1- N

PATENI oE SRS u y APa P0tsnt aE .sIsa TTsHss. m
the Oourt attended to for modern fees.
when model or drawing is cent We advjaa
as 70 pRtentAbility free Of chsrQe: ana wo
MAKE no charge unless We obtain patent.
We refer, here, to the Post Master H.
Sept e. the Me1ey Order Div, and t. "a
advice, terms and reference TO actual oiIs~t
In your ewA State or coutAy, address
q. A. SNOW q 90,
Oppesite Patent oGioe, WashinatcH. no
IWenuon this paper. nOVil.ood-d
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
DUBLlO SALE.

i
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
the Augustine Paper Mills, near Whining.
ton, uei., en-
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10Th, 1882,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.,
30 head Of f1rst-olaSs mules, together with
All their harness; 4 large wagons, one n
brown mare, calts and harness, one 43r
moving machine. The . above stock Is All firsI.
Glass, and to be positively soId, as the owners
nave no further Lse 70! them, the railroad to
their mill being now complete.
TBRMs:--All sums of fifty dollars and less
casb, on all sums ov or that amount o credit
OF months win be given by the purcnaser
giving banknble note with approved endor.
ser. JESSUP MOO GE Paper Co.
L. W. StidhAm b Son Auct. dec6',s dGW
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

IN NodatVMLSrHE ANNUAL MEETING
u aha, M tne me southern Union Association for
Recovssvss Of Horse Thieves. and 1'he
lsd A. NJ other Stolen Property" will be-
Pleasant School House. near
vi oiOInane, on Saturday, December 10. isSI
dsSSS, .. IN: T. l.. J. BALDWIN.
Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
Sunday PhDorE,

Gaynor will supply all callers at the
store of Christy & Son, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, on Sunday morning at an
early hour.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

.IHoT NATIONAL BANK,
Ea,,.a.AiNsToR, DRL., DSc. 8, 1872,
ss,,S E hereby given that the Annual
THSsa as q the StoekhO. de,s Of this Hank
M TTSAe,G X. Ia q the Banking House, or TueS.
N SS SODr. ls'n DAY Of January, 1883, between
,'no. M nUuf. of2 and 1 o'clock, D, m, for The
nUss 3S.t OI electing nine stoOkhoid srS 10 serve
i,sg' i,sSga'c!Crs the ensuing year. ''
"a uEO. %. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
TxECUToR'sSALEoFK OF REAL ESTATE

4D
The subscriber, as Executor Of MarEar o,
Curlett, deceased, will sell at PubIioS Al Q al
the Auction store OF L W. StIdhSm & Son.
No Ill L, Fourth Street, Wilmirgton, D Ella.
ware, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1882,
At2o O'CLOCK, p, M,
The folio ing Real Estate, situate In the
City Of Wilmington, Delaware:
No. |. Three frame houses IN lot Of land
20 feet inches front by 80 feet inches deeD
Oh sOu1h side Of uirard street (C4irard street
running from orange 20 Tatnall and between
Eighth and Hinth streets.)
No. z OEe thrOe-story brick dwelling, No,
4OS East SIKH street, containing roOms, bath
and gs. SEC Of lot Is feet front by II feet
deep.
No. 3 Ono three-Story brick dwelling. No.
7OS Poplar street, containing nine rooms, bath
and gas. Size OF lot about lS feet front BY 70
feet inchSs deep,
Nc. q One three story brick dwelling, No.
7O6 Poplar street, containing rooms, bath
and gas. Size Of lot Is feet by So feet inch.
es deep.
No. s. Gne three-story brick yelling, No.
1909 Harrison street, containing l2rooms bath
gas aHd eater, size Of lot rs feet front by
LOO feet deep.
The above properties are In good locations
and present fine opportunity for Investment,
and for IersonB looking for homes. Salo pos
tive to close estate. Terms ct sale, rOr
further particulars inquire Of Lore and EN-.
mons, TO2 Market street.
tec7 St u. b. CURLETT, Executor.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

',iun-I 1ss.I HEREBY FoRwARN ANY
RR RRaIS Ssen mailing, or using q false Stamp
n Rnss,SI IOr stamping or branding Wejghts
AID II soru IN and for New Castle County
AsordIN"u ueo ~ 30 offending, will be dealt with
GN PlaW. law. JACOB DEAKYNE.
- Asgulator Of Weights and Measnrea
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

nE. HAlN1'S HkEAr NRRVE RN
~ stofsr, Ia the wendOr OF the 49, far m
nervS diseasea. All fltg gtOpped freS. Ea1d
70 VA ASSh 0tEOSk. PhilaAofihia, "a.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

N oiSn-THE ANNUAL MEETING
y Of MiII is Farmers farmers Mutual Fire InsuIance
y hSrma,Sr ,rsek s hundred, will be held at
", tJanuS,rl - u sac Hd., on the first Mon
iSsS, at u O'Clock, M.
L. ]. o1S.Vh2E KLAIR, President,
- ~uWin, Secretary. decS.3t&
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
\. MELUHIOR., Gl.NSNITH,
HEALTH is WEAI.LH

Dr Z. o West'j Nerve and B.ain Troat-
ment; spe ddc for Hysteria, DfsEiness. Oar
vulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental DepreS.
sion, Loss Of Memory. Spormatorr hoea- IN.
potency, Involuntary Emmissio ions, Premature
or over Indulgence, which leads To- mtsSrS'
decay and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one mouths tr~at.
ment. Ono dollar o box, six boxes for i1vs
dollars; sent BY mail prepaid on receipt ~
pr1ce. We guarantee six boxes to cure SNy
case. WIFE each order received BY us for m
boxes, accompanied with i've dollars, "a Viii
send the purchaser our written guarantea -
return the money II the treatment dosS not
9nect cu-o. Guarantees Issued oniy ~ N
y. Danferth, Druggist, Cor. md and MsrsSf
Streets wilmington, Dol.-Sole agents.
n0v26-d&Wtf
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

IN @sa., @MAsN, WOMAN OR CHILD NEED
lalnt TMHsI MSI with Impure Blood, Liver Com.
No bksc gepsia, ARue, Ohilis or Feyer
,slt at Rra nntS0nR Herb RItteFu. For
WilninTtarO Depot. 317 East Third d street.
- D0l' oc3l-2ot
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
NOrCF.-ELtCrIoN

NVTIOF.-ELtCrlON.
oHioN Natl NAL BANK.
LAlKGToH, DsL., Dec. 8. 1852.
mn, annual Election for nine Directors
d,r ~ aeid e at the Banking House, on tues,
u hon,sS hS Sta day of January, 1883, between
de.eW OF and o clock ip the afternoon.
JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
DILL d ELPHIA, WILMINGTON
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tions, e.6S, TOO, 1881 A. M; 23O, I, L3O, 96E
2. III.
Philadelphia (express), 2. 233, $50, 80
o.IO, o.3S, 726 P. M.
New York, 400, 2.23 $50, 6.66, 9.5s, Il,bs
A. M; 49, .3S, l.6S, $50, 6i7, ,e.3S, lisp. M.
baltimore and intermediate stations, LOS,
9l7, 1000 A. M, and 800 P. M.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.67P.
0l7 A. M; 100 II. 90, 8 90, o.57, li.04 p. M
Baltimore only, LOS, 1000 A. M; 1929 and .
P. M.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Uastle, 900, $40 A. NJ; LOS, 3 90, a26
P. M.
Harrington and intermediate stations, Q.1o
A M; LOS, Gas p. M,
DeImar and intermediate stations, O.lO A.
NJ; LOS p. nj.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

We offer during the holi-
days a large importation of
t h e finest Quality High
Class Musical Boxes,at our
Swiss factory price, with
only advance of freight and
import duty. The most ap
propriate -hristmas and
Wedding present. Circular
and Price list on application.
An early call will give time for good seloc-
ioh. noV2S.mws-st-hw.Iy
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

T os1-A SETTER DOG, COLOR LEM.
IL on and white, lemon color on ears, and
emon spot on left SIDE. Answers to name
Of Planter" A suitable reward will be paid
On returning him to III MOnros street.
d6 7-3.f Il. J. MARTIN,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

POARD-lN A PRIVATE FAMILY
~ second stsTy mont room at 6OS West
Aehth street, deco OF
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

s-op SALE-A SMALL GROCERY
~" store. centrally looat' d, now doirg q
y n trade THIS Is q rare opportunity
Y nan with small means. Apply TO SAM
n, ,IOULBERT, 800 Shipley Sc. dec7.Stt
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

CTRAY O0W-ALIGHI YELLOW KED
- COW, with very wide horns strayed away
on the ~ ult. Anyone returning her will be
suitsnly rewarded, Address
dec78 8tt A. BETTY. Henry Clay P. o.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

<oR SALE BY EXECgTORS-DWELL.-
W iss house late Of Ell Wilson, decd, No.
,ggnasbjnqtoI, street, Wilmington Terms
|m Annly TO y. NIELD5, Attorney for
NV ar sio Market ct. au22-eod:tf
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
FOB SALE

-s.TE UHKAP-FIX NEW SEVEN
|fl0h =. a houses, substantially built with
roOoSsyn improvements. Also three
I'd ne n.y. Souse. North East cor. bth and
aur. pilSI I1S stTeets, would make . Ecod loca-
IouonSS SSnsineSs. Terms to suit purchasers.
bon = ~ 10 Thomas K. Lally, oOs Market Ct;
Apply |" nO10tf
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09

pOAkDIN0-4 GENTLEMEN UAN BE
- aooomodated with good board and
looms, also large desirable second $40 ~ front
Io0m, suitable for man and wife ut 100 Wash.
lngton street. oo3o.tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-24

Rather funny inc dent occurred al
Dubuque, Iowa. last week. though OK
Ceodlugiy painful and dlsAR rsoable u
one vi tue parties connected Herewith.
Two yOunx men were euamOrcd of The
Same lady. One was barrier, ana the
Utuer vent to his shop for shave. he
onatted the barber Oh the oOOl uiannof
ia whicn the girl treated Hun. The bar
Der, maddened by jealousy, suddenly
drew hls rSZJr across Erling's nOso,
completely ssverinR 1t from his face, nj
tue sAme time exciximin9, ''--yOu
Ill spoil your mashInR!' Erlinx ran
yelling from the shop aud made his way
" ths police hospital. The Infatuated
barber picked the severed nose FROM ~
door aud threw il into the street and
Than made his esoaps. elf tho severed
nuse end had been found it could have
oesu replaced. but ~ it was not tho un-
fortunate loser will have to endure bis
mutllated condition the remainder Of
his days. 1t will be interesting to know
whether the girl viii nov marry her
n0sslsss lover. Lbs chances are be will
lUa0 her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-24

WILL PLsAsRD.-Capt. Cove and
Richard Js6s returned yesterday from
. weeks visit 10 The big hop ranch at
6u0quAlmis Prairie. recently purchased
By tue Hop Growers Association Of -
attic. They are both highly plsHss,i
With the pruspeote. Thrse hundred
aorse Ar reAdy for the pillow. aud thsse
gentlemen AFranVed for ground break
Ing 10 commence ON January first, aud
enough teams will b. ses 10 vo'k
~ have the entire so acres ready
4, ~ olt In plants in March. They allen
les oIntIsot 70 Mssars. Taylor q To.
fur lOl.OO cedar hnp poles. ~ bs usliv-
erUd On the place NJ $s6 per thousNn~.
Hops have been successfully RAISED in
this valley, and the land seems veil
adopted TO their RrUvth. This prairie
10 about tvo miles and halt from the
lamuus 0noqualmis Falls, iuss bslau
which the hops will be shipped on
steamerD down by way Of she Snoho
mish 70 Ssattis. and from here 70 San
xrAnOlaO0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-24

In the List Scisstyie American arr
some pretty good dsh stories in th'
shape Of yarns about shArks OF extra
ordinary Dimensions. 1t begins with
one n feet long aud l6 feet around, Gap.
tursd Of Long Isl md several years ngo
and then tells OF others 33 and ~ fss
long. Not coutent with thsss IL mex
eo-s up +, one Of Is feet length. ano
Nel jumps 1, another of 20. Tue 4
tsr sas l,nger than the schooner which
Ought It, and 1t yielded eight barrels oi
liver. Our vsracious contemporary
talks Of sharks even larger than the on.
last mentioned, bat 1t gives no sxac
figures ~ justify the assertion. Shark
70 fest aud upward. In lenath are oi
equal bulk With the whale itself.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-24

mifsse~, and there PROMISES to be good
deal of dif1cuiry IN arriving IS 4 sessir-
uent Ut the question Vt su-ar uo:irs III
0OnaeQ acuoc. iho ocaiai1 fiisnee
Co.unlslsc u usar.y through uuIiabs-
sUDurtss.
4 Senasss's Opialsn.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2i.-Scn ,toc Ing sl.s Is
In ts.is c.Iy, eu fvuse koIue. lac says
sus NAYS aud AsaAls LO.nmItses at.
hard at work and mean busiuess. The
Finance Commute Of the senate il CIV
ing the Recommendations Of the com
miMtons due attention. Sherman told
M this week that thsy are making en-
oonfaRina proGresl The report Of the
Tarl6 Commission seems to have beeu
. surpeiss al around, a. Mslaitl said in
his addrss before the aarioulturists
inss wsek. Il vas Q bsttsr rspogt than
wss sxpeeted from suah . souroe.
Ne Truth In II
8rUGosD, Dec. "a dispatch re-
oeived hers from Charlotte, n. G., states
that theIe IL no foundation for the re-
port now in circulation Of . riot IN
kiueolntown in that State.
Wsrse.
PA1n, Dec. 3.-Gambetta has . re-
lapss and sufFsrs intensely.
LYONS. Dec. S.-Ths examination of
papsa found in Kropotninss's residence
reveals ugly facts. They eousern even
= relative Ut the Car.
SeaseaeeA.
PRAouR, Dec. 8.-The great trial of
| Fifty Socialists ended in one Of the pris
oners, disciple of Herr Most, being
sentenced to two years imprisonment.
Forty -four Ut them we're sentenced ~
prison for terms varying from slx
months 10 q fortnight. Cns remaining
i've were acquitted.
Belong Resurnlng In . Ce0a.
ST. PETx1sBuBo, Dec. 3.-Lieutenant
Career tsiograpns from IatkoustkA
that be arrived there with the bodies OF
DsL0ug aid has companions.
Ar. Davtss's say.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-Davist, IN . speech
| At Bermondsn, said emigration was no
cure for dsstituti0n in Ireland. Pu0-
lac work enterprises, he said, would be
far more crsdlsabls to the English than
forcing thousands lntO tho WOrk0Oube,
aud then fOr0ing them to quis the
county, but If, during the winter and
sprlnY, fifty shousand families quit
ireland they would 10 70 swell tue Eanks
Ut New ireland which vas growing b.
y0nd the Atlantic, whore shey would be
trained IN Republican ideas. From his
knowledge 0f New Ireland in America
ns could tell Lord Derby that Eusliah
statesmen bofOrs long would have IL
take iut0 account the Irish element IN
America in tie settlement Of the Irish
| Question.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-24

The nearest President Arthur oame "a
re apmendine the admission 40 State
Of the two Tsrrit. ries Of D.kota aud
Warrington, n found In that part oi
his message whore he says: "rhs olose
relation Of the general Government g.
the Territories preparing 70 10 gre I
States may vol engage your special at
tsntion." He evidently favored our ad-
mission, but did not ows TO say % in ~
many words.