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Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Was lt an Attempt al Suielt.

Several days ago respeCtsblensno d
this city got into the clutches Of The no
lice tor imbiblng too freely in The n.
dent spirit and was placed in thehsll
until he sobered up, Last night he Va
liberated from his unpleasant quarters
and allowed to depart. Within sholt
time after he was released be came 10
Morrison & Veasey's drug store tOhss
his wrist dressed. The man stated thSt
after he left the hall, he stumbled and
fell, cutting a cash in bis wrist from
which the blood flowed freely. The
wound was dressed and the mal went
home. This morning member Of hb
family came to the drug store after
some more medicine, and Statd
to the man in charge that
she believed that the injured man bad
attempted to take his life, as she found
o piece of glass, covered with blood, in
his pocket and it is thought that be
became disheartened on account Of his
spree and attempted TO sever al artery
with the glass, but rep'uted OF the at
before he had gone too iE.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Local Lines.

The new coach lines are meeting VIII
popular favor.
A large number of persons went dSVl
the Delaware railroad this mOrnlnga
route for RehobOth.
Messrs. Higgins & Bro have Ha N
awarded the contract for painting "
new hotel corner of Front and tFeASl
streets.
The mansard roof is being put olA
new hotel at Front and French SlIA4 \
When the building is completed 0'H
be among the finest in the CITY,
A temperance meeting under I y. Y
auspices of the Wolnen'S C1HsM ".
Temperance Union will be held er W
site Rosendale Park, to'morrOW NN
noon at 4 O'Clock. 4
Travel over Third street DrlGgs Ts. " Y.
be cnt off tomorrow, in order .l"T II
tansive repairs can be maae " W
Enoch Moore, Jr., the contraciai i, w. ~
put a large force Of men to WOrAI lI..td "S
der that travel may not DO SuSpSA''
very long.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
indians ON the Hvar pntl,.

TUsCoN, A. T. Aug. 11.--Advicei
| from Hermosillo Sonora, under date oi
the 9Th, say that parties just arrived
from Ures report the Apache depreda'
tions in that section as most fearful.
Over two hundred warriors are in the
MazaBlan mountains, near Ures, and
make daily raids on the people in the
valleys in small numbers, burning
crops and houses and numbering the in
habitantS.
During the past twelve days 45 per.
sons have been murdered within ra-
dius of % miles of Ures. Lazaro Ve-
lencia, worthy citizen Of Ures, and
two prominent Government officials are
among the murdered. Last week the
Indians attacked the Rancho Viejo.
The fight lasted four hours, and four of
the ranchers were killed and the re-
mainder wounded. Nine Apaches
were left on the field. The approach Of
a body of Mexican troops caused the
Indians to retreat.
The Apaches are from the San Carlo.
Agency, and were armed with Win.
chester rifles, and use cartridges stamps
ed "U. g." The Mexicans are poorl y
armed with muzzle leaders. The coun-
try is terrorized, business is paral lyzed,
and the settlers are fleeing from their
ranches to Ures. All the available
Mexican troops are being concentrated
to operate against them.
TUCSON, A. T., Aug. II Prof. H.
B Clifford, of Washington, has just II .
turned from Ures, Sonora, where he
has been examining mines for an East
eru syndicate. On the afternoon of the
9th inst, he with James Walton, of El
Paso, were attacked by a band of
Apaches, 80 miles southwest of Ures.
Walton was seriously wounde !, and
Clifford received a wound on the right
side. Clifford saved Walton from fal-
ling into the hands of the Apaches by
holding him on his horse ill out of
their reach. He states that that section
of Sonora is swarming with Apaches.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
THIRD EDITION.
State TeaC ers' Association TO be
haHa ssam OhOth Aug. 81

The Executive Committee of the
State Teachers Association have been
able to arrapee for excursion tickets to
Rehoboth ~ tyllows:-Excursion tickets
good to Harrington and return VII be
sold on or, els and sent to any one upon
application. -,
On the } 8 B. r. r. no orders will
be- required Round trip ticket from
Harringiul will be 81 90. The men,
bership fee OF one dollar must accom-
pany the application for orders In re.
turn a cert, fcate will be given which
will entye Lhe holder to reduced rates
at the Ho 81 s.
For orders apply to j. H. Groves,
Smyrna; Miss E. D. Fraser, 1909 Mar
ket street, Wilmington; Prof. VIM. A.
Reynolds, Wilmington; O. f. Thomas
81 Co., Wilmington, Del.
The following are therates to Har-
rington and return enroute to ReLoboth
From Wilmington, 81, ,55; Newark via
Porter's 50 25; New Castle, 81. 80; Kirk
wood, 81 95; Mt. Pleasant, $1.75; Mid
dlstown, SLIGO; Townsend, $1.45; Clay.
ton, $1.1O; Smyrna, $12O; Moorton, 30
cents; Dover, 20 cents; Wyoming, 90
cents; FELTON,, 25 cents; Pennington, ~
cents; Greenwood, 35 cents; Bridge
Vile, 50 cents; Seaford, 80 cents; Laurel,
81. 10; Delmar, $1.35
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
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FIFTH EDITION
BURGLARS AP"T,~

4
Warmers ONCE Rron
!HAH Mi.h'-C"pt"re of the ps,"l.a ps'S .aa
About 8 O'Clock last pivh.
lone who is employed hv St w. John Ma
saw a light In tao olficss "ar9er& 60
vt first that it was one NJ - ana though
ing up his books. A Altar fts clerks Sss, &
through the window for .iIS a fsw WaiehhI
he saw two eolored men IN OW ninuls
ransacking the drawers ~ ~, The oas
making any alarm started ru ;n Withoa
assistance He went to WIN n search S ii
watchman at the Wilminstn,n, ~, SUreana
ern:: railroad Office, and tb5a b5'tu ~ 81 va
ed together and sent for Lo tbo swS NS. retus
geant Hatton and Officers Pipppsocse ipr~ce' %
Peterson immediately rssnons lOssoa sAl
FASTENED to the scene. Tbe TOnSea S api
placed his men in front and I1 - ISergau
rear of the building himself WSat wa toa
window. 'ufOuUl
The officers had scarcely t,t.. ,
places, when the front vinS inSel tAsl
raised and out jumped one "iarTS of Nv va
Officer Pierson called on him '4s ~ as a
but the man instead of obsv,@1 t @aa
run the faster, and the ofIicsr! fIi!'Rg ~ oal
pistol in the air to frighten bin u'0 sa
fugitive continued on out the % sai,.l y
to Thorn street and turned Tu nv nllaA ,aA
| Front, where the officer ovap.. ~ .@saNa
captured him. ''0'"OK&
Officer Peterson rpon hesrin, \,
shot fired also started in pnrsnitS y. y
after the man was arrested tuS rstU.S @
Warmers office to assist ths t~,uqa o..
Upon being asked by the oficO,S SoSTall
many more there were in the v' nI,,, 4f
replied "do you think I'm a piaN
fool to give 'em away?"
The other man was fourd =. :,
premises and taken into eustoaV W Y. y
the pair lodged in the hall Tbis M
ing they had a hearing befors' s,aIl' I'
IO'Neill, who In the absen "a of n SIla
or was acting in his place. I5aV @ Y
their nam es as Joseph Caulk snG1s s
ry Trusty.
The above facts were sworn nh,a
witnesses, and Mr.. Warner staaisa
his office had been entered BY s s,ws'a. y
and the drawers showed they % M ~
ransacked in search Of pluude hSS ~
not however know anythipgsba,s.,.
men. There was a towel, a nS y
playing cards, base bail aBi A. sW.
fishing tackle found upon them "-'
After hearing the evidence tb,a,tr,
Mayor ordered them to furnish hiI h
the sum of $50 each, to an,Erat At tSs i.
next term of Court. '
The shutter was forced omen vith
hook, such as Is used for hsOSV,s
bales Of cotton, and there were A nun.
Der Of chips and pieces of wood thu
had been torn out, lying around on the
ground. The pair are old ofsulen aDi
well known to the police Thsrs Sn
warrants out now for both Tru,ty ANA
Caulk for stealing chickens.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
improvements al scott 'n~ y, !,

workmen are now engsgeta a. tbe a. 40
extensive Improvements oh " 'uS corvs
room of Scott M. +. Church rc.l An ADJ
Seventh and Spruce s!Ioo'3'l .le 3o'lteaa
the most prominent Of the tIiin al on tils
are are the frescoing and painting P1dhago cp ths !
tistic decorator, is doing t1lS ID ~ nrsI
work work and when finished lt it Sa. %li' trsa
handsome. Mr.. GolunGrN citv W and I
several churches in TINS sntirs tiSs sadsS
work has always given en''F0 ''
ti0n. -
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Oh for Ireland.

Yesterday afternoon the City Cornet
Band assem- mbled at 235 Market streei
for the purpose of escorting Mr.. Harry
Graham and wife to the FELTON,, pre-
vious to their departure for Ireland,
Mr.. Graham was formerly member
of the City Cornet Band, hence their
kindness in escorting him to the boat.
This morning he sails from Philadel.
phia on the steamer Lord Give for his
future home.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
To RtartOn Monday.

The Arlington mills on Saturday last
shut down for two or three days to re-
pair boilers and other machinery. Al
the request of the hands the proprie.
tors kept the works closed the entire
week during which time the hands
have been enjoying themselves at At
lantic City, Cape May and other places
of note and amusement. The mills
will Start again on Monday with an
invigorated and rested force of opera
tiyes,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
From RehObOth.


REHoBoTH, August IL.
lue fourth hop of the season came
Off last evening at the Bright House
and was the best of the four given.
Everybody seemed happy and con-
tented in spite of tie festive little mos
quito, and to the music OF Luckman's
orchestra danced till they were COM
pletely tired out.
Learning that Mr.. Luckman was go
ing home the next day, young man
on behalf of the ladies presented him
with beautiful bouquet as token OF
their esteem for his kindness to the
children, and his uniting good nature
in always playing what was asked OF
him.
The committee posted cards up pro-
hibiting children from dancing last eve
ming, 30 they completely turned the ia
bIes bysgetting up tableaux, gcharades,
etc., and pasted on the parlOr door "no
grown persons admitted" and they
held the fort for two hours allowing
none in but the nurses.
The mosquitoes arrived in full force
ON Wednesday and from present ap-
pearances have come 10 stay awhile
making it lively for every lady.
WARE.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Person nj.

George R. Jackson, of the firm of
jack On g. Bro, painters and paper
hangers left tc day for Cecil county,
Md, where he will spend few days.
Mr. A. Wood, of this city, left to-
day for Rehoboth where will he spend
Sunday.
Miss Emma Ennis, left to-day for
Newark, DEL, where she will spend
ten days with relatives and friends.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Auan mare Cha nee.

All suffering with any diSes;O y. vtR M
gain have a chance to consult VI. !, ~, ~
mon at his rcomg, 6l5 MatEgS 49,, ~, n,
and those who cannot consult Iim l,n, XII III
ing working hours can 8 sec s,,,nsI nIl slI al
Saturday evening up to ~ 6 oS''SI' ; Il M n
also during Sunday from " a, lS,si,s 4, VI !
7P. NJ. His patients are increasing isas ssIl ,
his mode of prescribing slyoI t,o,ts N 4
satisfaction and his many Pa'lbu%d lSu"dnl
prove under his treatment az auI's aud d.
can testify. His examinations y, auu eoariS n
situations are free; call and be cou,S y" X
ed that he will tell If you h nave ve. 'a5 IN v
ease and where locate l wlInouo aror, "a n
questions. Delays are .dangStVS a"Sstit
and save yourselves months G '4'
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Stale Of the ThermoIna,er
EhR WeRthAr.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, August 12-
l A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
slightly warmer southerly to westerly
winds, fair weather, stationary or lower
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
r,nnor Crushed.

This morning a workman I,S,, ,SSDnottb tn iI q
BSy BsSv Of vbess 5esAn name y We s0Sa R5 $
Rs Rsdy the middle finger sr Of is HIs being a..
GsTetS'g iS q oos Wheel The .iDja iDja'SSs s 7S
vi was 5 ViN dress ed at Morrison
1ruo store,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
EchOOnor sunk.

Last Tuesday night as the schooner
Fl. +. Chambers was proCesding down
the bay she was run into by the steamer
Rattlesnake off Fort Delaware and
sunk. The schooner was loaded with
phosphate, and cleared from Philadel.
phia for some point further south. All
on board were saved, but the cargo
will be a total loss.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
EItght Ere,

The alarm of fire shortly before II
o'clock this morning, sounded from sig,
nal station "a, Front and Justison
streets, was caused by the roof of q
frame house along the railroad near
West street, catching fire. The fire was
discovered and put out with buckets OF
water before the arrival OF the fire de-
partment. The house was occupied by
Mrs, Joyce. Beyond scare no damage
WAS done
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Personal

Rev. S. J.;Cooper, q .s. natioff of q thS "a I
and a prominent minister !, e. 81 TsttstiOrei,
Cambridgeport, Mass, ! d. "a. 'S az tvOVS
mington to spepd ten days u
of his vacation: e.m of Jamu
E. 7. Bye, Of the n;mg hfm + for Ash
Bro, left this morning %i1l Spend sn
Park where he Will
daya
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12

The New Castle County Farmers
and their families will excursion to
Cape May, on the Republic, on Friday,
Aug. 25, leave Wilmington 8 O'Clock,
a. M, stopping at Delaware City at 9.4t
a. m. Adults, rs cents; children, %
cents,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Horse aud Wagon Missing.

About o'clock yesterday morning, a
man who gave his name as Jan es
Stiggart hired team from Dougherty' 8
livery stable, Front and Orange streets,
which be promised to return in couple
of hours. He has not yet returned, and
Mr.. Dougherty has received word that
a man was seen at Odessa with team
answering the description of his. che
horse and wagon are valued at $500.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Accident 10 a Mule.

Yesterday morning mule belong inl
to Thomas Kenny of the Ninth ward
escaped from tho stable and was fol.
lowed by a colored boy with a whip,
who endeavored TO drive him back.
The animal with proverbial stubborn
ness attempttl ! to jump over palinl
fence, but slipped and run a pointed
paling into his stomach, inficting a
dangerous wound.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
A Western Visitor.

Mr., John Gaynor, brother of A. V
Gaynor, ,newsdealer Ofthis city, arrived
this morning from Omaha, Nebraska
and will spend few days in this city.
Mr.. &. is in the employ of the Gov
ernment as scout on the frontier and
is dressed in ;he costume of q regular
scout. He attracts g neral attention
and is quite terror to the children
who imagine he is an Indian.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Peach Shipments,

The following is summary Of the
peach shipments over the Delaware
division of the p, W. & B. Railroad
yesterday:
Jersey City, 35 cars; Philadelphia, "a:
Boston, 4; Wilmington, 4; Chester, 3;
total 70. Previous shipments, 3O2; total
thus far 372.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Am Afflicted Family,

During the last few months the fam
lily Of E'wood Patterson, No. $50 Wes
Third sCreer, have been severely afflic-
ted. Within short time there have
been six deaths in the family, the last
being Mrs. Patterson herself, who was
inferred yesterday. Mr.. Patterson ii
almost crushed by this last affliction at
his wife was woman such as is sci
dom met with.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Crt with a Circular Saw,

Yesterday afternoon Lorenzo D.
Campbell, employed by the Pusey &
Jones Company as joiner, had three
of his fingers cut off with a circular
saw with which he was working. He
was removed to his home where he was
attended by a physician.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
why TuFpin Won't SIands
From to.dsy's Wilmingtonian.
"Sh0 said she would ne'er consent
Yet consented"

"Sh0 said she would ne'er consent
Yet consented"
"Cover me, ye pines ;
Ye cedars with innumerable bou9hs,
Hide me whore may see the Hazette't
snakes no more. J. TURPIN MOORE.
j. Turpin Moore after reading th'
Gazette "snake story" Immediately
wrote a letter to the Democrats of DelH
ware declining to be candidate fol
Gubernatorial honors. He reasOnc
like unto this, that If his "chief organ
in New Castle county should "have
'em" 80 badly 80 early in the
canvass, that before the campaignl wal
half over, that the Gazette Office would
he turned into a.menagerie of Scorpions
TarantulaS and Boa constructors.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12

YOu Cam Get y Decided BARGAIN
in a suit of clothes at Mullins just
now, either ready made or made tc
order it Is the dull season. Summer
suits are being closed out at sacrifice.
Fall goods they make up under prices
to keep their tailors busy.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Fell IN @ FIT.

About 7.3O o'clock last evening col
ored man fell in a fit at Fourth and
Poplar streets. He was taken to Rus
sells segar store on the corner, where
restoratives were applied, and he re-
covered in o short time. The man has
a cancer on his nose, and seems To be q
confirmed invalid.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
NhEATHN.

KOuOh. In this city, on the 10th instant,
Gertrude A. Kooch, aged 0 months.
The retativs' aud friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residsuce Of her parents, 837 Madi.
sOn street, on Saturday afternoon a. o'clock
To proceed " the old Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12

ALLMOND-tIARNE 9.--On August 10th,
1884, at Ohadds Ford, Penna., by Rev. j.
Wesley Sullivan, Mr.. W. 7. Almond and
Miss Mary Il. Gsrn r, both Of delaware.
WALKER-DICKINS Chester, Pa,
on August 9th, by Rev. W. J. Paxson,
Henry +. Walker, Of Stanton, Del, to Ida
d. Dickinson, Of Kent county Md.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Funeral OfJOhn Wesley.

The funeral of John Wesley, the mai
who committed suicide on Friday, will
take place to morrow Sunday after
noon at 3 O clock, from the residence o
Mrs. Anna Hayes, 1923 Carter street
Ninth Ward. Interment in Rlverview
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
dangerous Place,

The guttering at Eighth and Monrc2
streets Is so wide that several persons
in attempting to step across have
slipped and fallen, injuring themselves
severely. The.attention of the proper
authorities is called to the matter.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Sunday. AuEuaf Ii.

A line of Pioneer coaches will be run
from Third and French streets to Riv-
erview, from s, a. m, to II, p. m, anG
from 2 p. m, to 8p. M, leaving ThirC
aud French streets on the hour and eV-
cry twenty minutes thereafter, between
the hours above named. Fare s cents
II. A. GARvEY, Superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Snn,,,nX PnnArn.

The latest and most reliable news
from every section of the world can be
found in the great New York and Phil.
adelphia papers, sold by G.. A. Davis,
6l8 Market street, at an early hour in
the morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Atrention Pond Gnnrap.

: The Guards of Smyth Post, No. i.
will meet at their headquarters this
evening at Z 80 o'clock. A full attend
ance is requested.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12

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Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Personals.

Mrs. L. G. Bertolette, and family are
summering at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. George W. Baker and daughter
are staying at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Baker startes to-day for Ocean
Grove.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12

On Thursday next the Olympic and
Quickstep will cross bats with each
other on the Rodney street grounds,
unless satisfactory arrangements can
be made for playing onthe new ground.
The game will be called at O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
w. q. II. U.

Another of the interesting meetings
uuder the auspices of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, will be
held at 4 o'clock, p. m. to morrow, OPP
posite the l'osendale Park, to be ad-
dressed by Rev. Albert Thatcher.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
OMFOr Atlantic Gay,

A. l.. Joseph, compositor on the
Morning News. started this morning
for Atlantic City, where he intends to
pass the next two weeks in boating,
fishing, bathing and other sports Incl
dental to watering place.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Ohenn Truases.

2. James Belt, 9th and Market St.,
sells Trusses as low IS the lowest and
guarantees o ht. A private room for
ladies, lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Gone 70 Cane May.

Mayor Wales left the city this morn
ing for Cape May where he will remain
until Monday. During his absence
Squire O'Neill will act as Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
VIII Preavc,hs,, 4,

Rev. VIM. I. Tuii wiz lMllan~port nIl tcI
of the NJ. E. church .n5 AZ at at siaut0'
row ro " at 1890 .. NJ "'u ~
p. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
Ask Your DruggIss for a Copy

Of Message to the Unfortunate" II
suffering from any Blood Disease, OF
send your name to the Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Ga. Price 81 and
$1.75 per bottle of all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
MARRUAGER.

To get the best brands Of -four 60 to
w. j. Morrow, AIT French street.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12
SNAPPER LNnGll

at Fred Wurster's, No. Ia East Second
street, this evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12

= OST-ON THURSDAY. A OHlLDS
Ia gold chain, lo,kst and GLOSS. The find
er will be suitably reward PL oLngSame
at 4l3 East Second st. -- auEsh*
Daily Republican., 1882-08-12

VHTANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLE.
w man an unfurnished chamber, With
use Of bath. Address sta ting term J. M this
ofloe. au1' lit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23

has forced itself upon the listener
perhaps upon alI-for no apparent
cuse. The performance or lecture
may be OF the most interesting
character; the person may not be
weary physically or mentally, and,
as before stated, the sensation
may seem absolutely inexplic
able, yet it is irresistible
and the feeling of droWsinesS be-
comes so painful that all sense of
pleasure is lost in the effort to
"brace up" The trouble is caused
by imperfect ventilation, or the alb
sence OF ventilation altogether. Just
let a stream # fresh air over that
drOwsy audience, and see how fast
they Will "brace up" However
good the entertainment, it will be
dOubly so, if there is good ventil-
alton. When a person faints, every
one instinctively demands that an
abundance of fresh air be admitted,
understanding that it will mater
tally assist in bringing back con-
scfousneSs.
If our public building were
properly ventilated, all entertain
ments, lectures and addresses would
be more highly appreciated, the
efforts of actors and orators received
with more favor; and those who at
tended would leave not only better
satisfied with others, but more in
love with themselves. II seems as
though it were only matter of time
when all public buildings will be
forced TO have proper ventilation, as
tenement houses in some parts of
the country are Low compelled to;
and those who get at it first will be
most in favor with the public, and
dOul tlesS enjoy the gIeat(ss pc
cuniary advantages.