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Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
the Fire Alarm In
Chester.

The Evening News of yesterday
says: "William II. Blake, member OF
the City Council from the Third ward,
Wilmington. and chairman of the Fire
COMMITTEES of Council, visited Chester
on Wednesday evening and held
hasty consultation with Chief Engineer
Dolton and Councilman William j.
Oglesby on the matter of introducing
IN Chester the Gamewoll fire alarm
telegraph syst sm now in successful
operation in Wilmington. Mr.. Blake
says the Gamewell company will put in
thorough working order ten boxes
connecting with City Hall bell, the
chief engineers Office and the engine
houses at a cost of from 81, 800 to S3, 600,
and give the city its own time for pay
ment. He proposes to invite the Mayor
and Council of Chester to visit this city
and examine the working of the system
here,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
p.,os rnmmi0sl 9ner"

KI9Ot OoA n;lf,tlQo
The Board Of Delaware I .iy .h;S moi
missioners held a meeting atsrv .nts wi 4
at the once OF the sscf''"'
Townsend, in this city. .,no waste
The object of the meeting I'LL g S Saesta
action on the compromlseo - S"fs Port
the Philadelphia Board ~ q settliul
dens, as the only way VI
difficulty. 1;,dan. Of "A
WAS appointed TO conter, wv WIZ iRaoardI
mittee Of the Philadslphilaa, Ia. p as hs|
to arrive at such CONCLUSIONS
see fit. 49,, = suitable bll
be- N prepared e and sent to the n;a n's and
of of Delaware, Delaware Psnnsylv;a,nnttssp ,';,ntsps %
jersey, J, regulating the Ialp pllO'tnCs 70 tis
which which viii be satisfactory S;atiou W o1s
States having iurisd'0''0D
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Another Sale Of Lots.

Heald s. Co., will have another great
sale of lots to morrow, (Saturday) on
the hill at Rodney, Fifth, Sixth and
Seares street, and Oh Scott, Union,
Tenth and Dupont streets. These lots
are in good locality and eligibly To-,
Gated with views rarely surpassed
in picturesque beauty. They are fast
growing into money. Twenty per cent.
of the purchase money is to be paid
in cash but the remainder will be ar
ranged on easy terms to the buyer.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
FOURTEEDITI0N
IN LIMBO.
A Bride Dissppointed Before tho
Cloxs D, the Honey moon.

a 0fIO0 DINUppOAnsOs h0aSAS so
Close y, the Honey moon.
Tho marriage of Miss Emma Virginia
Jones to James Shaw, on Wednesday
last, does not seem to be a happy one,
and already the blushing bride has re-
gretted the step she has taken. Yester.
day she began to realize that she had
been imposed upon by faithless man,
and in consequence she was very In
dignaht. She appeared at the police
station yesterday afternoon, to ascer'
tain if it was possible to get rid OF her
lawful husband.
She alleges that she has been the
victim of gay deceiver that Shaw had
been keeping company with her Tor
two years, but that she was entirely ig-
norant of several facts that now tend to
mako her married life miserable and
retard all future chances of matrimony.
She has discovered too late that her
Life companion is addicted to the flowing
bowl, which would make her life mis-
erable, but the most astounding. blow
was the discovery that he was already
married to another woman. She de-
sired to know if she could not have
him punished for thus wronging the
life of An innocent maiden. Upon be-
ing told that her only redress was to
have him arrested for bigamy, she took
her departure resolving to drown her
sorrow in the flowing bowl.
Accordingly, Emma visited all her
old haunts aud soon became quite jolly,
and about II o'clock loud cries of mur-
der were heard in the vicinity of Water
and King streets. Sergeant Dolan, hear
ing the screams, hurriediy repaired to
the scene from whence the screams ema-
mated and soon divcovered that the
bride of twenty four hours was "too full
for utterance" and being unable to nav
igate, he took her in charge and brought
her to the City Hall cells, where she
was locked up for the night, not~ith'
standing her protes ations that she was
as good as any white man because she
had white husband She was given a
hearing this morning before the Mayor,
and required to pay the usual fine and
costs for being drunk and disorderly.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
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S0ush Caroline COnteste 1 Election

sou en- Caroline C0ntests 1 Election
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald of to-day says:
The Republicans have telegraphed to
all their absent members to return as
soon as possible to make q quorum for
resisting the Democratic filibustering
in the Mackey-O' 'Connor contested
election case. The Republicans lack
thirteen members to make quorum,
but have reason to believe that the ab'
sentees will be here within two or three
days. As soon as the Crapo Bank
Charter Extension bill is disposed OF,
which may probably be tomorrow, the
Republicans will call up the Mackey-
O'Connor case and insist upon lmme-
diate action.
The republicans understand that the
democrats have determined to tilibus-
ter. In this connection a prom
ineut republican Congressman says
that it looks as if the Demo-
Gratis have given notice to the
effect that unless Northern Democrats
stand by the South as section the
system of tissue ballots is to be abol-
ished, and no more of their party can
| be elected by any such method.
"Will the Republicans press the
Mackey @ Connor case to final vote,
or abandon it to take up some appro'
Or alton bill?" was asked.
'aThey certainly will press this case
I'D have it disposed of before going on
with any other business. The Demo
Gratis have got to face the music right
now; il they wish to filibuster it is their
own lookout. We will have a quorum
within two days and shall set aside all
other business until this election case
has been disposed of.
Mr.. Calkins, of Indiana, chairman OF
the House Committee on Elections,
says:-"There ism IT single line, word
or syllable of testimony in the Mackey-
O'Connor case on which the majority
report is based that is a forgery or that
is in any way impeached or disputed.
There is not even pretence that the
report which favors the seating Of
Mackey is based on any such forgery.
In fact, the minority claim that GER
tain testimony which is immaterial is
forgery. The forgeries have been en-
tirely discarded by the committee. The
democrats pressed the point Of law that
the contest abated at the death OF
O'Connor, and that Mr.. Dibble is enti-
tied to the seat as his successor, against
| whom Mackey has made no contest. l
think we will be able to establish
Mackey' 3 right to the seat.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
MARE TAG ED.

RIVSSELI-WOOD.-O May 18th, 1882 by
the Rev. J. b. Psrmelee. at the residence
Of the BRIDES parents, 4O2 East Eleventh
sti eet, Whining ton, Del, Mr.. VIM Rus
sell, Of fPhiladelphia, and Miss Ella Grace
Wood, OF this city.
LAROWE-BAIKD.-May 18Th, at 8l5 Lom
bard street. by Rev. I. X. Dreamer, mr.
Joseph v. M. Larowe TO Miss Helen M.
Baird, both Of Wilmington.
WlLLIAMSON-BHI SON.-At the Mount
May 18th, 1852, by Rev. W. Il. Gregg, Mr..
Edwin p. williamson, merchant Of Will
mington, Del, to Miss Mary lane Beeson.
of Bellfont Hall, Braudywine hundred,
New stle county, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
New j erusa al EN- Church.

After the 2lst inst, the pastor OF the
New Jerusalem church, Rev. j. b.
Parmalee, will be absent until Sept. l..
During the first half of June he will be
in attendance upon the Ministers Con
ference and General Convention of the
New Church in America, to be held in
Chicago from May 31st. On Sunday,
May 28th the Rev. b. f. Barrett, of
Germantown, Pa, will fill Mr.. Parme,
lees pulpit; and during the month Of
June it will be filed by Rev. A. Roed
or Of Baltimore. The church will bt
closed only for the customary vacation
during July and August.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
The Second Period
in Boys Clothing.

The long trouser period
beginning at from ten to
twelve years, and running
on until about fifteen The
average boy of about these
years is rather crushed by
society at large, but we
think of him, plan for him,
and try to win his regard
by pleasing him with his
Clothing. For boys of this
period we have now ready
80 lon g lines of suits.
Among them are Assabct
|Suitings at $500, Rough
land Tumble Cassimercs at
$3.50, Elbcrons Cheviot at
500, Spring Lake Suiting
$500 and 5000, and other
styles up to the finest i'm
|ported at $17.oo.
4 Every department in Oak
Hall is completely ready fol
a great Spring business
We are certain it will begin
this week. The first comers
: will get the best chance at
the stock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Contract for u new Steamer.

A contract for a new side wheel
steamer, one hundred and sixty feet
in length has been awarded to the
Harlan s. Hollingsworth Company.
The boat is for the DeBaIry Steamboat
Company and will be used for carry
ing passengers on the st. John river,
Florida About one year ago a simi.
lar boat, called the DeBarry, was built
for the same company by the Pusey ~
Jones Company.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
PrOsDoriug.

Good Intent Division, Sons of Tenn
perance, which was recently reorgan'
lied in this city, Is meeting with en-.
coutaging success. The Division met
last night with q large number OF men,
bers present, when two new members
we're initiated into the mysteries Of the
order.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
To. .mOrrOw's hleetiOn NOIes.

The nomination election for Sheriff
and Coroner will Re held tomorrow at
Trump & Bros. Office, from one to seven
O'Clock.
Samuel Fell, Francis r. Irons and
Harry 9. Shaw have been appointed to
hold the nomination election in the
Third ward tomorrow.
The nomination for City Council and
Inspector OF the Tenth Ward be held al
the Wsccacoe Engine house this even
ing at 7 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
letters Granted

Letters were granted yesterday upon
the estate of Samuel Peacock, late OF
Middletown, to Nathaniel Wllllams,
and on the estate Of Mary b. Hanson OF
the same place, to Sarah e. Hyatt.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
rraneh Hhtffed ,

Lace and embroidered caps tor chill
dren Will be found at Mrs. l.. b. Brad
ways, $40 East Fourth street, At whole
sale prices. 80 7"H"
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Committee Meeting.

The memorial committee of Thomas
A. Smyth Post, No. l, G. A. r., will
meet this evening in the rooms of the
Post to make arrangements for decora-
tion day. A full attendance Of the
committee is requested.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
u,..s nresn Goods

for simmer wear, such as nuns yelling,
erepadines, albatross, bunting, nc,
far0e assortment and lowest prices at
Crosby & Hills, 22O and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19

Drake q Co. will sell at auction in
front of their store, No. II East Fourth
street, on Saturday morning, May 2OIh,
at 10: o'clock, large lot of spices,
coffee, tea, &c.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
- ParAsOls."

Our stock of parasols and sun UNI
brellas was never 80 large and attrac-
tive as at the present time. The prices
Won will find right. Russell's.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Crosby and Hill

are showing a splendid assortment of
fringes, passementries and buttons at
economical prices. 220 and 300 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Wanted

q good boy to serve 9 route OF papers ~
the REPUBLICAN office
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19

NOT1CE-THE PALACE DIN IN Il
IN rooms are open for dinner and supper
from II until O'Clock f,r dinner, and from .
to 8 for,,upper. Special attention and good
meals at moderate prices Ice cream and
water Ices in all Aavors, ia and 72o Market
at. ml0 2t
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
DnseD0neN,

POstpene n tsT1
The lecture whion n Wv W. Chsss
delivered BY Rev. 3, ,sas " Ipo.tpea
aaeount acsou of the illness o'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19

CTOP AT FORD's HKOUEKY, FLOUn,
= feed and hay market, Front and Mary
land Avenue.
Although groceries have advanced in prices
we are yet selling low: dtied apples &c.; evap
GRATED apples l2c; sbs prunss zdc ; 1f good
those are the best syrups sold In the city for
the money. Our 400. tea is extra, our 500.
tea Is tiIe our 60c. tea can't be heat; cotees.
10, a. Is, Is, %, rs. 80, 33, we sell nothing but
standard goods; -four for $3.50 is the best In
the city for the money and we are
the only ones who sell that brand our So. 90
-four is patent process. other brands We will
sell 25c less than quoted by any other deal
or; f0r..hour as we'll as any other article
We will refund the money when not satisfied,
! 80 buyers take no risk. P.J. FORD,
nSti Front and Marylsnd Ave.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Largo Ege'

George Vance @ q Nil, i 9lsstd pis tdss1 %l|
informed us that one " which %
an eeg . few days ago, gay' andy
ed SN inches one ls,,Ss r i doipsT|
osher. This he thinks
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19

ITO LET-FUhNISHED ROOM WITH
i board, also table board, Apply at 200
+. End st. ml9-3t*
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19

WANTED "A SMALL GIRL. TO ASSIST
w In the Philadelphia confectionery and
dining rooms. also a first class cook, call to-
day at TIA and 728 Market st. mls.1t
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19

Ask your Druggist for Browns
IRON BI1TERs, and take no other.
One trial will convince you that it
is Just what you need.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19

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A Druggist Cured.

Boonsboro, Nd, Oct. IA, 1881.
Gentlemen: Browns Iron Bit.
tiers cured me Of a bad attack Of
Indigestion and fullness in the stom-
ach. Having testcdit, l take pleas
ure in recommending it to my Gus
toners, and am glad to say it gives
entire satisfaction to all"
CDo. W. HOFFMAN, Druggist.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
FIFTH EDITION
SUPERIOR COURT,

COncl usiOn Of the Len A. s
Ennis Case-A Verdict Of sIOs "
for the PlaintiRs - sutt ny.
menced on tho Win Of nich..l
DOFau. "sel
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
Another canting Hypocrite.

For a few words of sweet, heavenly
charity, commend Us to a Reverend
Doctor. There is one Reverend Doc
tor in particular who has it bad-Rev-
erend Doctor Wentworth, who has
been a missionary to China for seven
years. Speaking Of the anti-Chinese
bill, he says:
believe it better for the future of
the race that San Francisco r swal-
lowed by an earthquake than such an
iniquity as this should come to pass.
Reverend Doctors can always cut
short debate by sending those who
do not agree with them to h hades
it reads now.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
Senator Fair.

The New York Mining Record says:
att should be said of this millionaire
representative, in the Senate at Wash
ington, OF the mining State of Nevada,
that unlike his immediate predecessor
he is habitually at his Senatorial post,
winning, apparently, a good standing
among his fellows. by his attention to
his legislative duties and by his not
ostsntatious but generous, consider
ate, social hospitalities."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
Significant.

The following sentences r signh-
cant. They are the words of Cover
nor Perkins: 81 have been a Repub-
lican, because they have always been
true to the Government and on the
side of the people-the laboring
masses Of the people. | believe in
upholding the dignity and honor OF
labor, and | will not vote for any
man or belong to a political party
that does not make this a part of its
creed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
Darwin Dead.

Charles Robert Darwin, the English
naturalist, is dead, at the age of 70
years. In 1881 he went as a yolun-
teer naturalist on the Beagle exploring
expedition around the world, on
which he wrote a volume on natural
history and geology. He wrote many
books of a scientific character, one of
which, "The Origin of Species by
Means of Natural Selection" pub
lished in 1853, gave rise to more dis
cussion than any volume of the age.
He has now crossed the dark river
and solved the problem, whether man
was created by God, after his own
likeness, or is simplythe tailess grand
child of a monkey, and the great
grand child Of an invertebrate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
Oregon Republican Tick ct j.

The Republican State Convention
met at Portland on Thursday, with c.
NJ. Fulton as President. The follow
ing nominations were made: Con-
gresham, NJ. G. George; Governor,
It. B. Moody; Secretary OF State, Il.
Z. Farhart; Treasurer, T. G. Uursch;
superintendent OF Public Instruction,
f. B. McElroy; Supreme Judge, W.
p. Lord; State Printer, w. II. Byers.
The platform in addition to the usual
clauses regarding economy of admin
istration, education, legislative control
of corporations, etc., holds that the
wool raising and manufacturing in
terests of the State demandthe foster
ing care Of the government, that the
Hawiian reciprocity treaty is an I'M
position on the government and peo-
pie and should be abrogaled: deplores
the assassination of Garfield; regards
the Presidents veto of the Chinese
bill as unwise and unjust, and con-
dennis the policy which prompted it
as being opposed to the principles of
the Republican party as expressed in
the platform of the last National Re
publican Convention, and demands
that our representatives in Congress
persist in advocating a restriction of
Chinese immigration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
Nevada,s Bullion Yseld.

Some time since Clarence King was
appointed to compile the bullion sta
tistics of the entire Pacific coast for
the Census Bureau. In his report on
Nevada he says the production shows
. considerable decline compared with
that Of the preceding six years. This
Is not due to any general falling off
In the prosperity of the mining indus
try of the State, but TO a decrease in
the weld of the leading source, the
Comstock lode. From 1871 to 1879
Nevada has outranked all other States
and Territories in its output OF the
precious metals, but in the present
census year it has fallen to the third
place, having been passed by both
Colorado and California. There is
still a reserve of low grade ore and
tailings remaining unknown sufficient
10 give a large and steady product for
many years to come. The bullion
product of Nevada represents an av-
erage of S44 16 gold, SIP 20 silver and
1856 As gold and silver for each square
mile of its area, bat, with reference to
its population, Nevada, ever with the
reduced output, remains the richest
of the mining States aud Territories,
as its annual product, if distributed
equally per capita, would give $40 81
gold, SI99 So silver and S275 A ofboth
metals to every man, woman and
child within its borders.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

The San Francisco Chronicles de-
MES that the establishment has been
offered for sale.
The Salary law is shown to have
benefited Ormsby county in the snug
sun of 81 200 for last year.
Extensive preparations are being
made to develop several of the lead
ing mines in Stafford District during
the coming summer.
The new town of Juneau, Alaska,
formerly called Harrisburg, now has
over 800 inhabitants, and miners ar
irving rapidly. A new quartz mill is
being built.
The San Carlos Indians are again
on the warparth, and have killed
over forty persons as far as heard
from. A battalion OF volunteers has
been organized at Tucson to proceed
against them.
While running a cut in the Blue
Point mine, at Snlartsville (Cal.), a
few DAYS ago. the workmen opened
into a rich vein of blue gravel. 1t is
now paying from s. 10 SOTO the pan.
A Candelaria dispatch of the Odd
says that a named Shappa COM
mitted suicide at Piper's ranch, just
over the State line in California, by
shooting himself thro lgh the head.
No cause is assigned for the deed.
The Bn tie, Montana, papers COM
plain that their city is being overrun
with '~.tenderfeet,n without money
or business, who are arriving by
rail at the rate of fifty per day.
A miner named John Watts vas
instantly killed, and another named
Triplett was seriously injured by "A
cave in a mine near Dutch Flat, Cal,
a few days ago.
An Anti-Chiuese League has been
organized III Virginia City. com posed
of the prominent business citizens Of
that place. The members pledge
themselves mol 10 employ Chinese OF
purchase Of them, nor 10 %patronize
those who do.
From Kelton to HALEY, Wood River,
the charge for freight by team is five
cents per pound. Ii takes ten days
and a half To make the TRIP travelling
10 miles per day.
Ben Stafford, the discoverer of the
district that bears his name, has I'M
limited faith i'm the future OF its mines.
He has refused $4,000 for a quarter
interest in the Onondaga. This is
quite a sum, but Stafford believes he
can do much better.
Working men are now scarce III
Northern Arizona. Men arc wanted
to work on the railroad, in the mines
and on ranches. The Prescott Courier
says that 300 could find good paying
work in Yavapai and Mohave coun-
ties.
1t is said that If Cyrus Field, who
erected a monument over the grave of
the spy Andre, can find the burial
place OF Judas Iscariot, he will eaect
a monument over him too.
Clara Brooks, Il girl Of IL years,
jumped the rope 200 times a few days
ago at Cincinnati, and died three days
later frome the effects Of it.