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Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
KENT COUNTY.

4 telegram TINS P. N. from Gcorge-
town says the Democrats have carried
Sussex County by Il majority Of 1914.
The latest dispatch from New Castle
County is that the county has gone
Democratic from $50 to POO majority,
but lOseing the sheriff hy II votes and
the coroner in doubt.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

BS~I have the largest and best assorI'
mcnt of Samples in Cloths, Cassimeres
Worsted and Scotch Suitings ever
shown on the Peninsula. and can please
any one from the Plowman to the mos
Fancy Gentleman walking the streets
My Samples are from the largest Mei-
chant Tailors on Broadway, New tOFA'
Mcssrs. Durlin & Co.. and from MesSF
Garritee. Masten X Allen. of Philade'
phia. Those wanting Il nice SUI "
Clothes with a good fit, please call ano
examine samples before purchasing
My goods will be made in the mes
Fashionable Styles and perfect u
guaranteed. Goods all come in N!
own name, and unless a perfect fit, u!
customers will not be allowed to IaS
them. Call and see my stock at ono
and save money.
Respectfully,
W. IL. THOMPSON
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
DEATHS.

COCHRAN.-In Middletown. November "a, Robt
a. Cochran aged - Yeas.
NlNEIARD.-Neur Dover. October 18th Mrs
Mariah Vineyard. in the 70th year Of her age
DOWNHAM.-Ncar Wyoming, October 18th, Mis-.
Florence DOwnham, in her 18th year.
HOLr.-At the residence of David Reese neal
Clayton. November lth, Alice. youngest daught
or Of DR.. Thomas and Kate f. Holt, of HILLSIDE
rough. Md
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NOTICE.
Teachers Institute!

The Eighth Annual Teachers lnstitate for Kent
County. will be held in the Court House HALL.
at DOVER, November 22d, 23d oath and 25th.
The services of eminent lecturers and Institute
workers have been secured and full and inter
eSting programme has been prepared. II is eX-
pected that every teacher in the county will be
present at all the sessions of the Institute unless
unavOidably detained at home
A circular of information and an order for a
railroad ticket will be mailed to every teacher in
the county.
J. II. GROVES Supt.
Smyrna. Del. November LIST, lSS2.-2w
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The State Election.

The Election yesterday passed off
very quietly, the vote numbering S41
against $50 two years ago. There was
no rancOr, very little disputing, but a
good deal of hard work. The Demo-
Gratis have an average majority of 157
against 125 at the last Presidential
election. The following is the vote of
Duck Creek Hundred:
DEMOCRATIC. KEPT RIICAE
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

A little child made its yay into the
pulpit aL the Thorndaie Methodist
Church while the Rev. Mr.. Pollock was
preaching, and, finding the minister's
hat, put It on and came toddling back
down the aisle. This antic was very
detrimental to the seriousness Of the
occasion.
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FOR The Smyrna
70 nav Kind Friends.

/ take this means of expressing my
heartfelt thanks to my friends and
citizens of Smyrna, for their most
liberal contributions Cor the purpose of
purchasing for me an artificial limb.
Very respectfully,
WIN. B, START,
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
A Christmas MaMas' !ss Fa!;s Sir Santa C!ag;

There will be short stories by Louisa ". Alcott
and many other well-kuoWn writers for Young
folks; papers on home duties and rccreationS
outdoor sport, occupation ana instruction tnT
hpy> and girls with popular features and depart
m"u'>.
Price. = 80 yc-r; - ceutS number sub
scriptinns should begin with the u,emher mum
Der. The succeeding issue. The Wonderful
Christmas Number will have. also. a coiorr,
lronti>picvc and many unusual attractions.
The CENTURY co. New York " Y.
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GRAIN. &C
pEr nIsIIEt-
pHILADEIpuIA MARKETS
MARRIAGES.

JONES-VOSHELL.-A the ". f parsonage
EentOn. November l>t, by Rev W j. d. Lucas
William Jones and Miss Molie J. Noshell hotI
of West Dover Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

Ben BUTLER.-To Govcrnor-elcct
MaiOr-Gcneral Benjamin +. Butler, of
Massachusetts: You will recollect that
we have always maintained that the
Widows cruise that goes often to the
fountain gets filled at last. The Genpr-
nj, it is said. called the Administration
of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
rotten, and offered himself as n sort of
carbOlic disinfcctant. There will now
be IL great rattling of aristOcratic dry
bones i'll Boston. General Butler has
been elected Governor of Massachu-
setts by Il plurality, estimated ut 5000.
Outside of Massachusetts this will be
regarded as Il huge joke, but within the
State the news will be received with
feelings bordering upon CONSERVATION.
The last Democratic Governor was Mr..
Castor in 1874. The worst that could
be said of him was that he was Dem
Ocrat but his social standing spared
aristocratic Boston the shock to its
nerves which Buffers election will
cause. Put the General beside him and
gaze first on that picture and then on
this. Even Il callous Republican could
hardly smile as he gazes. But after
all, the fun will not be fast and furious
until the new Governor takes possession
of the State House and begins to put
in practice his peculiar ideas of Civil
, Service Reform.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Full stock Hats and Caps, at Phillips.
Tin Roofing done at low figures, by
Wm. FAIRIES Il Co., Smyrna, Del.
He No Pure Natural Tea can be had !
at J.. B. CoOper's.
Hosiery, Gloves, and lots of little
things for Gents use, at Phillips.
Just received at Carter's, all the New
Styles in Wall Paper
Those Noted Que" Shirts, cheaper
at J. B. CoOper's.
For your Fall Wall Paper, go to J.
l.. Carriers, Commerce street.
Perkins & House Non Explosive
Lamps, at J. b. Cooper's.
Young Men wanting Neck Wear
should bear in mind j. +. Phillips.
/ He has the largest and finest stock in
town. Nothing here to equal it.
. Carpets at New York Prices, by Sam
pie, al J. b. Cooprr's. See Large Ad-
( VertiscmentS.
If you want the latest styles in Wall
Paper, call at Carter's.
John t. Philips has II White Dress
Shirt for $l.0O, that gets ahead of any
thing in Smyrna--Madc OF Wamsutta
MUsnn-ine Linen Bosom and Guar
ranteed to fit. Nothing like it in
Smyrna.
Read the Large Advertisement OF
J. B. Cooper
For your Winter Under Wear re-
member the Gents Furnishing G0od-
Establishment OF J. f.. Philips. III.
shelves are filled with the largest as
sortmcnt in Smyrna Quality to suit
everybody dy-irOm the 23ct. Undershirt
up to the fine Regular Made Goods.
l have considerably increased III,
stock of Watches, Clocks and JcwelrN
of all kinds, and am better prepared
5 to suit my customers i'll style, quality
and price. ! have in stock and vii
f sell you Il Watch from $3.50 to 800
Call and see my goods and get prices
: it will pay you.
J. FRANK ALLEE,
: JeWeler. 10 LOoCkerman, ST., Dover
: 1t is very wrong to neglect the us
= of a discntectant i'll the case of conta
gious sickness. The best article is tn
, wisest to use. Buy Phenol Sodiqu
from your druggist or stOrekeeper;
n is the best disinfectant known. Sc
adv.
!, Miscellaneous Books at City Price
Y at J. B. Cooper's. See Large Advcl
tiScmGnt.
As much as possible we only dc;
# with the Manufacturer. Our Shirt
If Cotton Flannel Drawers, Suspender
# Neck Wear, Ovcralls, Umbrellas, Go
70 samers, and Oil Clothing, all come fro
10 first hands thus saving the Commi
r sion Mans profit and our customer ge
N the bench, Of j, not only in price bl
* in better made aud better size goods.
pf JOHN F.. PHILLIPS.
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Dcvoe's Brilliant Oil, J. b. Cooper's.
Landreth's Garden Seeds Sold by J.
b. Cooper. See Large Advertisement.

Malaria. Chills and Fever, and Bill
liouS attacks positivc!r cured with Emory's Stan
lard Cur" PillS-an nmllbe remedy: never
fails to cure the most obstinate. long standing
cases " here Qunine and all other remedies had
failed. They prepared expressly for mala-
TiouS sections in double boxes. two kinds Of Pills.
containing strong Cathartic and chill breaker.
Sug4r-Coaied; containing no Quiuiue or Mercury.
causing no gripping or purging; they are mild and
elhccnt. certain in their action and harmless in
all cases; they etlectualy cleanse the system, and
give new lie and tone TO the body. AS a house
hold remedy they are unequaed For Liver
Complaint their equal is not known: one box
will have IA wonderful effect on the worse case
They are used and prescribed by Physicians. and
sold by Druggists everywhere, or sent by mail p
and 20 cent boxes EmOryS Little Cath0rtic Pills,
best ever made only II Gents. standard Cure Co,
III Nassau Street, New York july l2ly
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

The Russian Government has ordered
n search to be made along the Siberian
coast for the reported wreck of the
Danish Arctic steamer.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
lIEPTRI.IC.AE.

For G1rCTROf, For GOrcrH0r
Charles C. Stockley, 49S Albert Currey, 81
For Congress, For Congress,
Charles b. Lore, 400 Wash. Hastings, $40
Tor state Senators, For Stutc Senator
Wilson T CaVeudcr lS7 John Moore. 339
Samuel b. Roe, igS Joseph NJ Chambers. I'll
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

THE Pennsylvania Railroad has de-
clared a semi-annual dividend equal to
~ per cent cash, or per cent if taken
in stock.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

low are you of for Clothing al
II Underwear? Ifyou arein ne-,
u Of anything in my line call an
examine before purchasing an.
save - to 20 per cent.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

The following is all the news report
ed of the different Hundreds at the
time we go to press:
New Castle Hundred, 80 ID.
East st. Georges, Il d..
West St. Georges, II ID.
East White Clay Creek, 36 ID.
Blackbird, $50 ID.
Pencader, X.
Appoquinimink, G3 ID.
The other Hundreds not heard from.
A telegrame from Charles b. Lore this
morning says that Wilmington City
very close. County Democratic by
about 100.
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The BEST Family Tr5 D6iis5.. aiEa5In'
DEMOREST'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY.

Sold by all Newsdealers and postmaStcrs. Send
Twenty Cents for a specimen Copy to W. jim
NINGS DEMnREST. Publisher, l. Fast Ourteenth
Street, New York.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

GREAT frauds in connection with the
registration of voters in New York
city have been discovered by Pinker-
toms detectives. Twenty thousand
fraudulent names were added to the
list and vast army of tramps and i'm
ported repeaters were to vote under
those names.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

St Michael's Catholic Church in
Chester, Pa, new granite edifce,
erected at a cost of 100000, was ded-
Gated Sunday by Bishop Shanahan of
Harrisburg, in presence of large con-
gregation. Rev. James Timmins is
pastor of the church.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
Tho Khediye's Triumph.

CAIRO, May 16.-The Cabinet last
evening completely submitted to the
Khediye. They kissed his hands and
garments, implored his pardon and ex-
pressed loyalty. The Khedive received
them coldly. He said he would sink
personal differences to save the country,
which was placed in serious danger.
The Ministers withdrew, humiliatsd.
It is stated that Atabi Bey, on hearing
that the fleets had been summoned, or
dered all the army reserve to be sent to
the capital within three days.
Mr.. Molet, the English Consul Gen
al, has issued a circular stating that
the naval expedition is OF friendly
character aud that there is no ground
I for apprehension, provided the public
security is maintained and the nego'
tiations between Egypt and the powers
result satisfactorily.
LONDON, May 16-The correspondent
of the Times at Paris says: If the pres
sure of the English and French fleets
at Alexandria does not suffice to restore
order number of Turkish gendarmer
will be landed, whose duty it will be ?.
seize Arab Bey, Minister of War, and
those implicated with him, and stop
the rebellion by reducing the rebels tc
impotence. ~,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 16.-Tht
Porte has addressed note to England
and France representing that as calm
has been restored in Egypt the despatch
of fleets to Alexandria is unnecessary
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
Date, mined to HOld Out.

The journeymen bricl1layers now Oh
a strike are determined to hold out un-
til their demands for an increase in
wages are acceded to. Tie bosses are
equally determined, with two excep-
tions, and refuse to comply with the de-
mands. The effect of the strike will no
doubt have a tendency to check build
ing operations and bring about an ad-
vance of rents which will eventually
fall upon the workingmen. The con-
tractor most seriously affected by the
strike is Captain Hizar, who is CON
structing Stoeckle' 8 new brewery, which
is nearly ready to be rooted in.
1t has been stated that the boss brick.
layers will join with him and finish the
work. In an interview with brick
layer this morning by a REPUBLICAN
reporter he stated that some OF the
iourneymen refuse to join the strikers,
which has a tendency to keep them
from accomplishing their desired ends
One man in particular he mentioned
would not join them, receiving a salary
of $500 per annum from the county fol
acting as night watchman at one of the
public buildings. 1t was a mystery tt
him how he could work all day a
Ibricklaying and watch a building a
night. If the facts in this case are cor
rect, the county officials should lool
Into the matter and nee to 1t that th'
property intrusted to his care is p:op
Ierly guarded. The Bricklayers Unior
will hold another meeting tomorrow
might.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
Tho MAli0y Trial.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, May l6.-The
first witness at the opening of the
seventeenth day of the Malley trial this
morning was VIM. E. Hunter, OF
Plantsville, who testified that he was
at Sa yin Rock on the morning OF An
gust 9th last, and was also there Fri.
day, August 9TH, and saw the body OF
q young girl lying on the beach, between
8 and 6 o'clock in the morning. He
had seen the young girl on the flying
horses the evening before in company
of four or five other people. 1t was
about nine clock. My wife was with me
but she is now sick. The States Attor.
ney Doolittle, then said, 81 give nc
tice that before the trial is over l shall
call Mrs. Hunter, if she is able to come
here.
On the CROSS. examination he testified
that some sat in box and some were on
the flying horses; one Of the party, a
young man, acted as if he had been
drinking; the two ladies' seemed par
ticularly merry be one l saw dead on
the beach next day, laughed and acted
very jolly; she also said at one time
"My God, Pm paralyzed. l don't re-
member testifying in the lower cour
that the girl SAID "Stop the horses
my GOD Pm paralyzed."
Thomas Degnan, who as the Yves
Haven hearing figured as "The mai
with the black moustache,' sat amont
the spectators this morning, and as tn
foregoing exclamation was quoted HI
seemed almost choking with laughter
He was witness for the defence, a
West Haven, and testified he was OF
the flying horses that Friday night
with a lady friend, and gave utteranc
to the paralyzed exclamation subse
quently, the girl he was with, VIII
might be taken for Jenny Gram o
corrJborated Degnan's testimony i
every particular. Her name is Maggi
Kane and she will be again calle
by the defence
Miss Jenny Kendrick OF Plantsvillt
was the next witness. She corroborate
Mr.. Hunter.
Mrs. Inwood, of Hartford, testified
seeing James Malley, Jr., at ~ Az Fr
day night, at Savin Rock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
I,.re.utug 5000 Per Cent

The Jersey COW Princess I'd, who has
recently come into Prominence by be.
ing sold for $4,000 in New York, was
one of the Herd OF Jerseys imported ny
M. Edward p. P. Fowler in January,
1879 At an auction sale at Herkness'
Bazaar, PniladeI phia, during the same
month Princess "a was knocked down
to Mr.. j. p. Hutchinson, of George
town, Burlington county, N. d., tor
$780, Scme time afterwards Mr.. ). M !.
Burnham, of Saugatuck, Conn, a well.
known fancier of Jersey cattle, seemed
desirious of obtaining COW by Khe'
dive, one of the most noted bulls upon
the Isle of Jersey at that time, and he
was referred to the Georgetown pur'
chaser.
Mr.. Burnham at once offered what
was considered big price by the ownel
of Princess (the amount being 1t IL
said, about 5000, and the cow finally
found her way to Saugatuck, Conn
On the 10th Of May Princess was one O
Mr.. Burnham's contributions to thu
combination sale in New York, anc
after spirited bidding she was sold u
Mr.. Shoemaker, of Baltimore, Md, TO
$4,000,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
O0en dSrs Of tho Law.

Edward Butcher was given hear
ing before the Mayor this morning
charged with cruelty beating his wife,
He was adjudged guilty and a fine OF
So and costs imposed.
Neil Turney, was so drank last night
that he had to be brought to the hall IL
wheelbarrC He was required tt
pay fine of fitGy cents and costs thii
morning.
DR.. Jester, the celebrated tooth-pastt
man, has been il the cells since yester
terday morning, suffering with tn
mania and last night his rawlings wer
terrible. Surely rum is demon tha
has no equal.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
Saturdays Nomins'io'rr, =,

The Republican nomination satu' lvt n
and Coroner is to be held nea' ',s 0s ws1
the 2Oth, ,ins tant in the various ,hs % Z
Wi wilmington and Hundreds 1n Of VIII Wi
tv for Sheriff and Coroner IN IN .t's u II
ton, Christiana and New oastiT IA frou
dreds dTp, the election will be held b niuD mVI
7 o'clock, and in the ru''i"
dreds from 2 to 6 o'clock; for 4
The The Republican candidates ida Faan 70.
iff are: James Martin ana r' TSd
stidham, Of wilmington,
Brackin, Mill Greek , hnnuItu IaSatns
Nehemiah Davis and d,,J1OOdrsd. JOdd
George Of New Castle hunIj Rsyj
candidates Candidates for Coroner ARE. are W VI
Weldin the present coroner one 'Davil
Hickey, Charles E. SPARE, fRss,unett,
Mark d. Hickman OF ,,;,l " Gresk.
William T. Purks Of NM J ol'tb = 10 h
" The nomination election 10 Il = each
ayd oy M Hundred UUTs' and At places = 's,sS ns
,lnu them. Each candidate u .be p }
to have a friend ins,a' ~ the vo
place when the tally Of !, Ss SsI purs
made. The election ISL Is 70 Nv 70 the he
ins upi,rsd brief resolution re- which, .as Ts, Rspa
att at the ns last meeting Of o:fIRssassolvsd, sas we'd
County committee: .,on for sher
the nomination election 1"ne. IN no
Coroner Coz on the 2oth OF iI.Cosdived Cdvd d
cratic votes shall be r0'''
pretext whstever.' o.irc PLACED
been selected in this 0'''
the election: ,-,rm HOtsl
and Orange streets; ,,.or House.
Second Ward-Fel''D
and Walnut streets. i, Messing
Third Ward-JacoSttr oStrssts.
Fourth h and Monroe @ItS ssrfS.iii rSfsii.
Foah'H E;stb HwMard~Lafayetts n''
and Shipley streets. :, Oh King
sixth ward-snop
near Ninth. uorry's carp
ing establishment ta1.sas' "a
streets. o,d academy.
streets. -y.xa-aither "
or Trump's ofi1oeS'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
F0URTHEDITI0N
KILLED BIZ THE CARS.
Another Victim of StrOng Drink
John herus Terribly Manglod.

Another Victim of StrOng Drink
John kerns Terribly NanEied.
John Kerns, Jr., better known az
Bulldog Kerns," VINO resides with
his father on Robinson street near the
Railroad, met an untimely death last
night by being run over by tho cars.
He was stupified with rum and was ly-
ing on the railroad track asleep, about
10. 40 o'clock last evening, when extra
freight train No. rs, going south on the
p. W. & B. Railroad, struck him when
it was between Fifth and Sixth streets.
The engineer did not SEQ him until the
train struck him and he at first sup
posed it was log on the track. The
train was stopped as soon as possible,
and upon going back q corpse, terribly
mangled, was found lying between the
tracks.
Soon after the accident the remains
were identified as those of John kerns,
who has long been dissipated charac-
ter and was seen in the vicinity short
time before the'accident. InRoing home
he!cross tho railroad track and 1t is.sup.
posed he fell between the tracks and
was struck by the train as above stated.
When Graham started for home he
found the mangled remains of his com,
panion az stated. Kerns was well
known to police authorities, having
been before the Mayor 3 number OF
times for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. He was only % or "a years
of age and unmarried. He was recent
ly employed as a blacksmith helper at
Bowers, Dure & Co.'S. The mapgled
remains were shoveled into box and
removed to Palmer's morgue, on Ship
ley street below Third.
Coroner Weldin summoned jury
this morning and held an inquest over
the remains. Several witnesses were
examined who testified that the deceas-
ed was in an intoxicated condition at
the time of his death, and the jury
rendered q verdict of accidental
death.
The remains will be inferred in the
Potter's field az the father of the do
ceased refuses to have anything to DC
with him.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
Entail Defeat.
For the REPUBLICAN.

Are not the Democrats trying to en-
tail defeat on their candidate for thu
Mayoralty If we may judge by the mel
they are nominating for council IN tn
different wards? Certainly, the bette
class of Democratscan't t and won't wall
up to the polls on election day ant
vote to put these men in Positions, tt
run our city affairs for US when the
couid not conduct a business OF thei
own successfully. A VOTER.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
who Cap,ured the Crane.

A large fish crane was captured on
the marshes, over Third..st bridge,
the other day, which caused consider
able discussion, it being reported at the
the time that saloon keeper in the
vicinity had captured it. This state
ment it appears was incorrect,as man
named johnson Tllam, living on Clay
mont street, waded out in the mud W
to his shoulders and captured the bird
The bird had been previously shot in
the wing by some one who was ou
cunning for snipe. This bird is now be
ing stuffed by Mr.. W. s. Wood, taxi
dermist, on Third street, and when tn
ished will be ratified off.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
Pastor 70 be Installed

On the evening of May Both, the Rev.
james Conway will be installed az pas.
tor of the Presbyterian Churcl. at Odes'
"a. The Rev. Robert Graham, moder.
ator of the New Castle Presbytery, will
preside, and the Rev. Lafayette Marks,
d. D., Of this city, will preach the ser
mon. The charge to the pastor will be
'Sdelivered by the Rev. Henry Runner,
of St. Georges, and that to the people
" the Rev. W. G. Alexander, of Mid.
lotOWn.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
DEATHS.

SALMOND.-On Monday, May 18th Ma
rietta, vie Of Joseph ID. Salmond.
Funeral from her late residence, ll2l West
Third street on Thursday, 18th instant, at
O'Clock, p. IN. Intermsnt at Head OF Chrls
tiana Del. Friends are respectfully invited
to attend without further notice.
LANG.-On the 10th instant, Betty, wife Of
VIM. Lang, aged SO years.
The relatives or d friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from her latt
residence, 92O West Sixth street. on Thurs
day afternoon, st 8 O'Clock. lnterment q
kiverview cemetery.
Dearest mother thou hast left us,
Here our loss we deeply feel;
But tits q I'd that has bereft us,
He our sorrows all can heal.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
Another Can n(lidate.

The name of Samuel Baynard, of the
firm of Baynard & Dawson, jewelers.
is spoken of for Council in the FRS
Ward on the Republican ticket. MT
Barnard is a member of the Young
Mems Republican Club, is a man o
ability and would make a good and
efficient member of Council. 1t Is un
Ierstood that he will be the nominee.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
Lost a Fine He rse.

John Berry, the we'll known ice
cream man in Third Street Market, lost
very fine horse on Monday. The
horse took the collie on the way home
from market last Saturday and in
spite of all that could be done he died
on Monday. 1t will take several hun.
dred dollars to replace the loss.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
A Correction.
For the RgrUBLIoAN.

For the RBrUbLIOAN.
MEssRs RpIToRs:-That publication
in the Morning News relating to John
Kerns is false. He left my place at
half past eight o'clock on Tuesday May
10th and he has had nothing to drink
in my place for one month; l nope
you will publish this and right a
wronged man. JOSEPH MCDAcE
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
nolawsro onnrmatlOns.

The Senate in executive session yes.
terday confirmed the nominations OF
Henry H. McMullin to be United
States Marshal for Delaware district,
william Y. Swiggett to be postmaster
at Wilmington and Andrew smithers
20 be postmaster at Dover.