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Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
THIRD EDITION.
BOsstpg III. LegtsIatus ..

But this personal DONNA ion u lie
limited to poIuiar onvenri ms; 1t as
serts itself in your Legislature az well.
You remember how, in the recent Sena.
torial struggle al Harrisburg, with I'M
blushiug rervilyy Republican major
ity gathered ln the private parIor OF
this same Senator, and ut his dlctatlon
presented AS tue regular candidate for
Senatorial hunurS this same gentleman,
whose cooperation he had received at
Chicago and who - : oW his candidate
for Governor. These instances will
suffice 10 SHOW where and in whose
hands this centralized power is placed.
Against such auJOuratiC rule tht Phia
ielphla Convention entered it's most
emphatic protest. 1t would have the
Republican party say tJ those men
who assume 10 control H. as the Nirglu
Queen said 10 the hauRhty earl My
Lord Leicester, | would have you TN
derStaun that | alone aru mistress, and
| will have no masters. (Laughtc:
and appIauSe,)
But thar convention, my fellow clti.
lens had larger and deeper signlh'
cance than that 1t did net spend its
force in simple protests, 1t contempla-
led by its action, rot merely the re-
buke ard derurcnpruent ot political die.
tators, bur wl'h an inr"Iihence that
compreherded he source ard origin OF
these troubles, it declared against that
nevarious sy stem which u'akes bossism
possible, ami which has corrupted aud
demoralized the politics of the present
day far beyond all other influences com,
bined. Except for spois of Ctfice and
government patronage there could be
no bosses. 70 this vicious system
which places public offices at tho arbi'
trary disposal Of men in public station
and makes of them rewards tor devo-
ton TO the political fortunes of him who
bestows them, we can with absolute
certainty trace our present political
disturbances. (Great applause.)
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Another Sale OF Buliding Lois.

Joshua Maris, attorney, will sell \
public auction on Monday next at f1l
o'clock p. m, thirty two building lsA|
located on Woodlawn a,
Bayard avenues, and Seventh l
Ninth streets, in one of the most bei
tiful and elevated localities in
suburbs. This beautiful section \
country is fast filling mp with Iew |,
tiers and new houses. Stimulated
the Front and Union Street Railnl
which runs to within a short dlstsld
of the place. Drake & Go. are u
auctioneers and the terms OF the -
are twenty per cent. cash, and the ~
arce in notes at three and six mOnlA
bearing interest from day OF sale,
subject to a discount of three per cen
when the whole is paid in cash. Fa
ties who are in search OF pleaa
homes or those who are purchasing
speculations should attend the Sae'
coach will leave Sixth and sllp'
streets at 4.30 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

KEyANTED A COLORED GIRL FOR
w general housework, two in family, at
500 Shipley ST. Jel7-lt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

DOARDlNG FOUR GENTLEMEN
ID can be Accommodated with good board
al 100 Wa hington st. lel7N
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

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Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
FIFTH EDITION
DELAWARE COLLEGr
Prize Contest In Declswau.
Reading,
CorrespOndence Of the RepuhlIcan

Vi the Republican
NEWARK, Del, June l7.-Tho
nual speaking and reading bv M ,t an-
dents from the various classoe ,ue Stu,
held in the College Oratory last ''s vs
before large audience. The oIi,tealag
was the order of the exercises ..''p1pSlas p
by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor. This niays
lowed by Welcome to Lafavst.,ss,lo way lot
Whiteman; Attachment 10 h tho u
ion" Orion f, Cannon; eadipp,' ' uVl' ~
Cider Mill" Miss Maggie W RI,,tN ~
"Fenian Speech," VIM. H Iaaay nS
rea ling, Miss Julia L, Mackev. neSdi ,S
Fireman." VIM. d. DuHameI is
ing, "Hhe Marriage of Santa cla aeal J.
Miss Fannie FL. Reynolds; rPsas rP
struction," Lewis W. Mustard. A'ves sVss
ing, Little Nellie in Prison" Nv Nv
Annie NJ. Miggett; "The yNis
Before Waterloo" Louis T. Nys
tis; reading, "The Impossible Wom.sp Up
Miss Ida Simmons Saving % \,
Colors,' Alick Fl. Polk Music H. "
Orchestra "Emmert's Immos', y
Speech" H. Greeley Knowles uisna ,s',
ing 'The Mute Mother, Miss Ha1i,s i,S'
Williams reading, "StonewalI % I.l
SON. Victor b. Wolley Queen Eii,, El
beth il Dead" " Miss Lizzie G. HsaT,
The Sailcr Boys Dream" ], Bsrna'
Cush reading, "The Steam Cts,s sa
Miss A. ATmitage Evans; "yoicsa :,
the Dead John G, Gray read,'
Eco Late for the Traip," Miss M',s
H. Janvier The South Agaips, M.
union," Charles w. Cullen. reain'
exit Carson's Ride, Miss S. W Fss.
The Black Horse ard His RAJ,
Harvey W. Ewing.
Then followed music while waltz.
for the decision of the iudg.s NJ
Judges could not come to dpci..
and so it will be announced on WI
nesday morning after the comme,s'
ment exercises are over. The audisns
then dispersed. The judges vss
William Lyman, H. G. Conrad AM
Harry Sharpley, Esqs., of Wimingtr
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Academic u Clllld.

On Tuesday last six.year.old child
named Thompson, residing with its
parents on Lamotte street, Ninth Ward
fell from wagon, injuring its arm
very badly. DR.. Paterson was called
in and administered the proper rene
dies. Yesterday the injury was quite
painful, but upon further examina-
ton it was found that no bones were
broken but the arm was seriously
sprained and bruised.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
heath of j OkeDh n Lock 9.

After short illness of congestion OF
the brain Mr.. Joseph N. Locke, of the
firm of Thompson & Locke, proI rietors
of the depot restaurant, died yesterday
afternoon. The deceased was about Al
years of age. He was born in Lexing.
ton, Mass, and came to this city some
20 years ago. His funeral will take
place from his late esidence on Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. The remains
will be removed on the same day to
Lexington, Mass, for iuterment.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
..what Makes the Man."

The above will be the subject of a
lecture to. be delivered in Mt Salem M.
Z church. on Thursday evening, June
29th. by Rev G. ID. Watson, formerly
OF the Wilmington Conference and a
former pastor OF Mt, Salem church.
This will he the only opportunity the
citizens Of Wilmington aud vicinity
will have to hear DR.. Watson s lecture
which will be a real treat for them.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
James Redden.

An official copy of the dea'l y stu@i' hsri'
of James Redden, convicted ~ u I ns,]
committed an outrage upon slo od nj
OF Sarah j. Purse, and sentenyasu tass h
hung on the 25th of August, I ICIsri|
surved upon Sheriff Clark py W Wm M
the Peace Cochran. There u hSml hS \,
ability that any attempt VIII sssjp}
for a reprieve, as the genera ieIIr sbr
that he had a fair trial, was 1f pia
Tended and has forfeited ms :, ,s rs,i|
is said that the prisoner fu,1y .in, .
his position, and sperds. :, 'Is Sssopep T
singing and prayer, ne IL ro,nt nm
visited by q minister OF tne sHslps sV,ts
seems to bs in earnest in prepare
his approaching doom.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
visitors to Atlantic CITY

will find Mrs. Miller still at the Miller
Cottage, which she has built larger and
otherwise improved for the comfort OF
her guests. Board by the day or week
at low rates. Dinners for 80 cents.
Don't forget the place, Miller Cottage,
on Georgia Avenue, two doors above
Atlantic Avenue ana two squares from
West Jersey Excursion House. Fol
tnll particulars address
Mrs. |. H. MILLER,
p. o. Box 537, Atlantic City, N. j.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
THE LABOR TROUBLE.
Some signs OF q Wreck on tho
Banks at PitIsburg-Ag great par.

Banks at PitIsburg-Ag great par.
to-day.
PITIsBURG, June Ii. What little
that was new in the iron situation to-
day was in favor of the manufacturers.
The Apollo Mills and those of kloman
& Co., are still in operation with nom
union men. The workmen are said TO
be getting along very well and are be-
coming more skilfull. At the Iron AS.
sociation rooms it was alleged that in
two mills the Union had sent commit
tees to the proprietors Offering to re.
sumo at the old wages. 1t was deemed
advisable not to give the names of the
firms, but it was said that one of the
mills would start up next week, and
the other as soon as orders came in.
A manufacturer in reviewing the
situation figured up five iron mills in
this district as running or that wonld
run without having signed the scale.
He includes Frund's mill, which it is
conceded will start up next week with
seventy. five non Union men. He also
included w. D. Wood $ and Lauttman's
mills, at Apollo. Another mill which
it was rumored this afternoon would
start with non. Uniorists is William
Clark & Co. Report has it that this
firm has secured force of colored men,
and will begin operations next week.
In the coal mining situation nothing of
Importance has developed lately.
Twelve out of the twenty one pits on
the Pan Handle Railroad in which the
miners refused to work at the reduc.
ton are in operation with colorei I'M.
ported miners, and some of the Old men
who have gone to work. This would
indicate that the strike in that region
is yielding.
AN IMPOSING DEMONSTRATIONS.
Preparations for the demonstration
of organized labor tomorrow in this
city have gone on busily for severaldays
but to-day the interest among those
concerned has redoubled, and all hands
are ardously engaged in the final work
CT e ting their associations into good
shape. 1t is evident that it will be the
largest turnout ever held here, and the
greatest trades-union demonstrate on
that this country has ever witnessed
1t is impossible to say how many
organizations will participate, but
judging from the face thai the fl rss
division alone will comprise sixty.nine
assemblies of the Knights of Labor,a
that there will be five grand divisions,
the number will hardly fall short of
three hundred, and the men in line
will probably be twenty-five thousand
strong. Each man will wear designa-
ting badge, and every delegation or
society have its band, banners, mot
toes, ETC., so that the outlook for very
handsome display is excellent.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
shoe Factory 20 be Built.

A large shoe factory will shortly be
erected in New Castle by Mr.. Richard
Dobbins of Philadelphia. A lot has
been selected opposite the Riverside
Rolling Mill, and men have been EN-
ployed in laying off the ground. Mr..
Dobbins expects to give employment
to at least $50 hands.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Unfortunate with His Horses.

1t will be remembered that Godfrey
Rehfuss a baker in the Ninth ward
found his horse lying dead in the stable
a week or so ago. Mr.. Eehflss was OF
course compelled to purchase another
which he did few days since from 9
trader This animal has proved so vi
cious and balky that he is unable to dc
anything with him.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Berry SDiDmonts.

The shipment Of Strawberries over the
Delaware and Eastern SiUre railroads
were as follows: Boston, | car Load
Jersey City, 36; Philadelphia, 9; Will
mington, .; Chester, 2; total, 80 car
loads. The shipments OF berries over
the EASTERN Shore road are falling off
very fast, the principal shipments now
being from points along the Delaware
road.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
RecOyertng.

Mr.. Thomas Vansant, at Glasgow,
Delaware, who has been suffering from
blood poisoning is slowly recovering.
Ferdinand Janvier near Glasgow who
was badly injured few days ago in
an alteration with one of his farm
hands is abls to be out and around his
farm again.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
N Office.

WILMINGToN, June l6.-Wilming-
ton Lodge No /, A. o. U. W., and the
order in general is requested to meet at
the lodge room on to morrow, Sunday,
June IS, at 2 clock, to attond the fu"
neral of our late brother, Joseph n.
Locke. G. B. UNDERWOOD, Recorder.
Attest ENOCH MOORE, M. w.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

If you do not think Sutterley & Co. (,
3O2 Market street does larger business
than any galleries in the city, just
call and see for yourself, and then you
will be convinced. Their great success
is they have done good work and at
very reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Local Briefs.

The steamboats, are az wal We"
other. ~,
No police cases last nlsn'
morning. ofmu
An average of 90 car loads adj ,s o. r,ii ID
have passed over the Dela""
this week. Lam
Black signal stations ..ln hasS ssd W vi
ted at Middletown, Dovel vaS o."
ing on the Delaware railro'. at
Heald's sale this afternoon "
O'Clock. .,.tss|
Tbs steamer Wilmington l
day trips to Philadelph'a'
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
A Cnancce for Gu essers

Nathan Lieberman advertises to give
a suit of clothes to the person who can
guess the nearest to the number OF
beans in glass jar in his store at
Fifth and Market streets, after max ng
a purchase of not less than two dollars
worth of goods.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
A new Barge,

A steam barge that is intended to ply
between Baltimore and Chestertown, is
now being built at the shipyard of Col.
Enooh Moore. 1t will be 100 feet in
length, feet deep, with % feet beam,
and will be completed about the lst of
August.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Residence Burnt.

The residence of Mr.. John G. Tull,
brother of William T. Tull of this city,
was burned on last Thursday morning.
Some of the furniture was saved In a
damaged condition. The building
was insured.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Ankle RrOk O.

a man named Walter Fountain, who
is employed at the Edge Moor Iron
Works had his ankle broke yesterday
afternoon by truck upsettjng on him.
He was removed to his home No. 500
West Fourth street, where the fracture
was reduced by DR.. Draper.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Spring kutas.

Gail on L. Heiss for nobhy suit or
pants, he has one of the best assortment
In the city to select from and he, as a
practical tailor aud cutter will give
you satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Black Lace Bunting.

kennard Il Go. offers scheppels all
wool, single width bunting, at 25c has
been 81 &c French all wool at 75c., been
81. No Eaifcotton bunting; nearly all the
back goods sold by this firm are all
wool. If any cotton in them so reported
by the salesman.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
TOlhe Ladies'

New line of millinery in to-day at e
j. Lindsay's. Porcupine straws for %
cents, all goods at lowest rates. Com,
and see, No. 2OS King st.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Gone to ChicagO.

1t has been ascertained that the miss.
ing builder James II. Aaron, is in Chi
cago, and that letters have been re-
ceived from him by parties in this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Gre1l Mark STOW ~.

G. S. Humphrey 81 Bro, the hatters,
announce a great mark down in chill.
dren's straw goods. Call and examine.
Prices never so low.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
p.rsecuting A BARBER


In the Ninth ward Mr. hu !. oscll)
Mousley owns a house Sna' . shot l
hy a barber, who up to o"d . BUSH
ago has been doing a goo" gjuo bio
but now his custom is leav.ss e. ssa',, b,
the following reason: isnsIey ~ PLAY NJ
the late election Mr.. Mo@ " ibs B41
actively for the success u incurred !
can ticket, and thereby n,,mocrss
enmity of a number VI barheL
were customers of tbe .ssd % the
that that they will not shave a,y,e,n'is,lsy's II, sy y
long a. he occupies MGsi'so a,Ied to pe'
and he Ia either comp0'
pacrifioe his business
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
MARRIAGER.

MEH ARG -LOD9E.-On February 22d, by
Rev. Enoch Stubs, Mr. James Meharg, OF
Philadelphia, to Miss Annie Lodge, of this
city.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Hat Lost.

A little girls hat lost on the Union
M. Z. excursion on Thursday, is at the
REPUBLICAN office awaiting an owner.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Ice Cream

S1.0O per gallon or % cents per quart,
126 Market street
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

ST 90 THE GEM T !. T., WASHING !; ASH S1OO
Any person wishing to make money, will
do we'll to purchase the right for New Castle
County at once, as thousan Of this valuable
patent are already in use. 1t Is the emily
practical ami cheap machine In the market
that does its work we'll. Enclose 81 90 fer
sample machine and terms, to
THOMAS ]. BYLES Il OO.,
iusle-lmw zoo Arch st., Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
lee Cream

in all favors, $1.00 per gallon or % cts
per quart, 724 and 726 Market street
Philadelphia Ice Cream parlors
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

1t has been said "No matter how
the Clothing LOOKS, 50 it is easy and
comfortable Certainly, comfortable
Clothing is desirable, but when we can
give you comfort and elegance combin.
ed, such Clothing is far more satisfac.
tory.
1t Is our constant aim TO produce
just such Clothing, and we are pleased
to see how well our efforts are appre-
cated.
summer Clothing now ready-every
variety.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
NEW ADVERTlskMENTS.

UNOR SALR-A BARGAIN: STORY BRICK
~ house No, sl2 Orange street with seven
r0oms. The property must be sold ,as the own
er intends leaving for Europe in few weeks
with a view of residing there permanently;
apply to Thomas X. Lally, 6J2 Market street.
Iel7.tt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
CUNDAY HACK.

rTOUND-ON TUESDAY LAST ON THE
IL steamer Clyde on the Second Baptist
the same by calling at l27 h. 5th st. proving
property an p ying for this notice. Jel1.2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

Sutterley g. Go. 3O2 Market street copy
old pictures to any size, price low.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Srand Opening Season.

724 and 7!6 Market street, the great
Philadelphia Ice Cream and Fancy
Cake Bakery will sell frcm this day
Ice Cream in all tiavors, Sl.OO per gallon
or % cts. per quart.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
HEALTH is WEALTH

Dr. E. Q. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: epecitc fer Hysteria, DizLtcass,
OonvuI. on Nervous Headache, Mental DO
preston 50 OF Memory, Spermstorrhoea
fnpotancy, Involuntary Emissions, PreIes
ture Old Aet, caused By over-e1ertion, sell
abuse, or oyer-indulgence which loade a
misery, decay and death. one boz will cefe
recent cases. Each box contains ona month";
treatment. One dollar box, or stx hoIs'
tor i've dollars, sent by mail prepaid on +"
osipt Of price. We guarantees six boxes t
cure any case. With each order received 1l
Us for six boxes, accompanied with hvo de-
lars. we will send tho purchaser our vTitto;
guarantee to return tho money u tho tres.t'
ment oes not effect G. care. tuarantsli
Issued osly hy ", .. Dnnfortn, Druggis',
Cog. End and Msrsst street WilminStcT,
DaI.-Sole agent uovGt-dST
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

TIYANTED-A GIRL TO GO A MILE
w and half in the country during the
summer. to do general housework. apply at
McCaulley's fish stand, King street above
Second, on Wednesday morning. Jel.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

Y OST A MINED CANARY BIRD,
4 with tOp-kiot on head suitable re.
ward will be paid if returned to Noah " hite,
S42 French ST lel7.ltt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

tY7ANTED-A GOOD RESPEGTABLE
w boy to olcarn the barber trade, or one
that has some knowledge of the business, to
finish his trade. Apply at b. kleine 29 W.
Attn ct. jel7 1t.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

VyYANTED "A COMPETENT COOK,
w either man or woman at the Friendly
Inn, corner Sth and Buttonwood. Apply on
Monday morning between 9and II O'Clock.
jelT-ltt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-08-17
Criminal.

JOHN MCMAHON, the oldest conductor
on the Vandalia road. killed himself with
pistol in St Louis Aug. 9.
ALBERT LOWER, travelling salesman
for Detroit firm. was murdered by burg
lars at Columbus, KY.
GEO. w. TANNER, a prominent color
ed politician Of Cairo, H., fatally stab
bed A. G. Leonard, editor of The Gazette.
A WHITE man lying in jail at the Qua
ham agency, Indian Territory. killed his
guard, Wvandotte Indian, by pinning
him to the floor with coal-pick.
JOHN A. GARDNER, q wealthy real estate
dealer Of Cleveland, has been arrested by
officers of the secret service for forging
deeds to lands in the southwest,
TWENTY-FIVE Apaches who were recent
" captured by Mexican troops were pub
lloly shot at Chihuahua recently.
In the valise of a Frenchman who ar
rived at New York, by the steamer st.
Laurent. customs inspector discovered
| rings. pins, chains, and diamonds valued
| at S6,OeO.
THE hackers of Sullivan and Tug Viii
son have notified them to cease training,
| az the New York courts refused 10 enjoin
the police from interfering with the glove
fight.
a PARTY of one hundred citizens OF
Pomeroy, O., surrounded the Jail to cap.
ture and lynch negro charged with an
attempt 20 outrage white girl, but the
offender had been removed for safe-kcep-
ing.
The captains of police in New York
have been instructed to prevent glove
fights, and Captain Williams is ordered
to obtain warrants for the arrest of Sui
Ivan and Wilson, in order that they may
be bound over to keep the peace.
A DEPRAvED woman of Fort Wayne Sc
cured two young girls of the best families
az recruits for IA brothel at Peoria, and
the chief of police Of the latter city has
been teiegraphed TO seize the procure2s
and her victims.
GEORGE Il. GREAvEs was arrested in q
Toronto church by an English police Of
tcer for absconding from Newcastle with
property belonging to his creditors. He
had a wife and seven children with him,
and was about to enter into business at
Chicago.
AT a gathering of sports in New York
to arrange a fight between James Elliott
and Tug Wilson. Nike Mcdonald was Sc
lected as stakeholder. Wilson's epresen-
tatives asked that the stake be s., 500. and
Elliott and his hacker left to procure the
money. The battle-ground il to be with
in FIVE hundred miles of New Orleans.
SHERIFF CLIPPnRT. OF Wayne county,
Michigan, has seized a large amount of
property in Detroit belonging to the
Great Western railway OF Canada, in sat
isfaction of q claim aggregating $4,000.
The Indebtedness grew out of a contract
with the Chicago Car Loan company for
the use of rolling stock. Among the prop
erty seized was the steamer Michigan, Just
putting out. A number of debts due the
Great Western were garni5heed.