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Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Tho CawstOl HOaeI.

The Capitol Hotel, at Dover, Del,
having been leased by George A MIL
lington, the well known hotel Aeepoi'
has baen fitted up in first class man
ner and will be opened by that gentle
man on January 1St, 1883 The an
nouncement is made by Mr.. MillinGton
in q neat and attractive circular ad'
dressed to his many friendsin this CITY,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
Gll RmR6@,

Mr.. N. W. Gookin, has been appoint
ed General Agent, and Mr.. T. b. Brison
has been promoted to Station Master, at
the z. w. & 3. Depot: The changes
took place to-day.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

The official returns Of Dakota Terri
tory give Raymond, Republican, for
Delegate In Congress majority OF 3O,-
22S out Of a tota! vote of 1888.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
n @aFdONR FALL

A German, whose name could not be
learned, while walking along Madison
street, yesterday morning, fell at the
corner of sixth ipjuring himself 80.
versly. He was assisted to his home.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

For Holiday Goods go to Heebner,
No. 613H Market street he has on hand
q fine assortment of jewelry, &c, which
he guarantees to be as represented.
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lDystors, Oysters, Oysters.

I6uuoil q Dun new OybI6r bGanu, NO.
1872 King St. %, 80, 35 and 40 cents per
quart. They have the best salt oysters
in the city always on hand. VIM.
Pennell & Apn.
Very strange story,
but very true, that Harry Yerger, ct
405 Sbipley street, sells frames cheaper
than any other place In Wilmington,
but 1t is on account of the large stock
and the amount OF business he does
he is the leading frame maker. Fine
frames speciality.
A CARD,-To all who are suffering rroni
the errors of indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.,
viii send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis.
covered by missionary In south Amer lca.
Send D self-addressed envelope TO the REV,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN, station D, New York
City. Oetl1.lyd&w
IKnOw whereof speak
when 1 say science has not made known
a combination equal to S. 8. s. fol-
Blood Diseases. p. l.. Messenburg, Phi.
G. Macon, Ga. Price 81 and $1.75 per
bottle of all druggists.
Painting and 6rRln1nR.
W. S. Simmons, practical house and
sign painter granting and glazing
Residence GIL W. Fourth st.; Shop
Front and Tatnall Sts., Wilmington
Del.
OyseeFaS oysters, Oy steFs
II you want to get the best and
freshest oysters In the market 60 tC
Ainscow's, I'll Shipley St. %, 30 and
40 cents per quart; also wholesale.
To tho ladies.
Go to Blakes, No. 1888 Market street
to have your felt and beaver hats, and
feathers cleaned and dyed to look like
new.
Coach Pups
would make u good Christmas present t
Several full, blooded coach pups, Ap
ply at REPUBLICAN office.
60 80 Janney'B,
Headquarters tor potatoes, 3O3 kinG
street.
Save your money and 60 right Il
Smeltz % Co. 3 cheap cash store for al
kinda of produce; Lancaster County
print butter, 80 cents; potatoes pei
bushel, rs cents to $1.00; onions pei
basket, 30 cents. No. 13 Il. 4th st.
Never mind the weather, we use the
dry plate and two seconds give you
good photograph, at 302 and Market
street, only one tlightof stairs, gallery
open every evening.
Schoen's Heater Eange and stow
House 2O9 to 213 Shipley street Is con
nected with the Telephone exchange
All orders will receive prompt atten'
ton.
Bird Mamma keeps cAnaries in con
slant song, and cures diseases. 15 cents
at drug store. Bird Food Co., Camden
N. j.
Bricks, Crates and Repairs consta At
ly on hand at Schoen's Heater F.angt
and Stove House, 209 to 2l3 5hipley
street.
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.sAARREs.

qRACE-At II A. M, on the 10th instant,
SaIlie r., aged a3 years, wife OF John W
Grace.
Due notice Of the funeral willbe given
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MA RRIED.

SHALLCROSS-MOO AT Fair View
neav Odessa, Dec. 7th, ut the residence OF
the BRIDES father by Rev. VIM. n. Hutch
en-, Ssrtck f. ShallcrOss, Jr., to May,
daughter Of Elias N. Moore.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11
keFlOuRly' HI.

Mrs. Murphy, one of the best known
nurses In this city, 10 lying seriously i'll
at the residence of Edward McInall.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

Go to Ford's for the best cent Sugar
in the city.
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ATTENTION.
MY PRICE
LISTl WANT

ENverybOdy to read.
Vou will And 1t to your interest
LNach dollar saved is dollar mGds.
u emembsr sell Just as l advertise, and
'M'Hn to offer extra O'FE''n''
LIVERY one who calls.
You will find
TNveTytbing belonging to tirSt. Slass
II CLUTHING HOUSE
ID eceived $4,000 OF Cver3oats Il UlsterstteG
III which will
CtOll at the prices mentioned below:
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

Fine Beaver OvercoAts from $500 to $500
Fine Plaid Back UlSterettes, {. 80 to ID. 80
Overcoats for rough wear, 400 to 800
Overcoats for Bows, from 20a TO 500
Fine dress suits, from 500 to 2000
Fine all wool CheviOts, 20 styles, 500 TO lt.t0
Forty styles oil 1900 Suits, reduced to 1000
Boys Suits, from 200 upwards
Ollildren's all wool Suits, from 400 to Eco
Working Pants as low as SO cents
And lots CT other Goods too numerous to
mention,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

e.. / OPURCHASE A SECOND
Lulp Duroher block and tools Ad.
dress butcher this office. dec1l.2tt
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UYANTED-A GOOD SITUATION BY
w an English girl in q small family.
Address "A. Jones" this office. dscll-3tE
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Special menSieR.
Tine Latest news.

Holland will make one large photo.
graph with frame for $1.25, Tetouched
In the finest style; no fner made In the
city; 3 fine retouched cabinets for 81
cards finely retouched for 81, and pic.
lures copied and enlarged in Same style
at the very lowest prices. The only
cheap, first-class galleries In the city.
No, 307 Market street.
oysters, Oysters, Oysters.
The people all know where TO 20
when they want something nice Is at
PeDnell & Sons new oyster stand, No.
1872 King st, %, 80, 35 and 40 cents per
quart. They have the best salt oysters
in the city always on hand. VIM.
Pennell & Apn.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

VNANTED- "A SITUATION BY & EX.
w psrienoSd teacher. Can come well
recommended. AodresF, Teacher" this
ONCE. decll.8tA
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VKTANTED-1A COLORED GIRL FOB
w general hOusework two in family. Ap-
ply st 0 ShipI9r 81. dccll-Itt
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VKJ ANrED-2 BUTCHERS Ar MOIR's
w Uannery. decll-2t
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-14

New York, 12-The Hcrald's Paris
has the following on gas explosion:
Early this morning the escape Of gas had
been noticed and slight explosion even.
The alarmed people in the cafes fearing q
calamity, instantly sent The proprietor TO
the nearest office to have the matter at
tended TO-. Hardly had he started when
Q terrific explosion occurred in his own
cellars. The whole front Of the building
was blown to atoms. Over twelve per-
sons are believed TO have been killed and
nearly fifty wounded. Among them il
the csmmiSsaire de police, q captain OF
6remen, seventeen frenen Of the rank
ard 6le, and several sergeants.
The flames spread with the rapidly oil
Immense crowds congre-
gated at all the approaches to the NUM-
Icipal palace, excitedly asking for news Of
missing friends and relatives. At {
o'clock, when ] visited the spot, tbs
crowd Waa IS great rs ever. The whole
quarter, which few hours before wa,
gayly getting ready flags and lanterns fol
the national xete, was scene of mourn
ing and desolation. -
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Fire.

Chicago, 13.-The mill and lumber
yards Of B. N. holmes, At Ogems, Wis
consin, burned yesterday. Loss, $780,
600, insurance. $50, 900. Sparks from =
passing train caused the FIRE.
Lima, Ohio, 13.-East & Lewis store
burned this morning for the fourth time.
Loss, $50, 1000; insured for 81, 600.
Oakland. r. L, lS.-John L. Ross
cotton yarn mill burned. Loss, $ll0,-
900. Insured. s' ~ -
st. Louis, 1S.-The Sc. Louis g. st.
Paul Packet Steamers Belle Lacrosse
and NOTthUesteT1s, and the barge Lucy
BertrGn1e burned this afternoon on the
river front. Loss, 500, 900,
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LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice 1t salt
Lake City Salt Lake County. Territory
OF Utah, on the 14th day of July,
1882, which, if not called for in
one month, will be SEN. to the Deed
Letter Office:
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Station ;sOutkward
Northward.

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
ker Butte ct 1000 ann, giving daylight
ride throuKh Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily st Ogden st
2.10 Am. from Butte. |
GEO. W. THATCHER, eupt.
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Persons i,sqsssSSR0 for the above letters
ars requested to state nken advertised.
=. r. LYNCH. Postmaster.
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LF NOUVEAT FUSTL PRLS-
SIEA.

lie Sc BATTALION dl Be regiments
tes ~GrpuatilerS dc III .al,ie royale
rruSslenne, tenant @aini>on Il Span
dan, etc dGSisHe pour eNpGiimen
ter Ie iusii IA repetition systGme
MaHser. Ces essaI3 Gurernnt qua
toGzc jotrs /; 1Ous les chefs de corps
CT les plus anciens ~lieutenan,s colo
nels lie l'.,smee y a%ssi,ierunt. Des
experiences plec6Aeut"s u p,u
r>leurs ailies Ell ma4aSins ont l,rcu
ve qle IL modele aIauser tran>ior
me est le me;llcur DIES mtcalisuleS
II repetition commits. On en- II. en-
Consequence, fIil tahrifurr 1000 a
ObeInlolf en- JUN deriier, ct lie ba
taliinn que nous venons d'lnliqner
"n Il etc le premier arunt. lie y
teme Sc compose dun tube ma.asin
loS6 dams lie fnt de !'arme, tnbe
r~enfermant un resort Ell spiraie
Gui 'pousse vers la chamlre les
cartonches dcnt lie magasiE est gar
III. En- onvrant Ia culasse mobile,
on iaIt monNoir En aUget don't lie
Jtu amene une cartoncl. du maya
SIli Il na;lteur Gu GanCu.
Cettr cartouche est coudnite
dams son 'ogement par le nou,e
ment de fermeture de la cnlasSp. RI
sufiit, pour ,irer I'M second coup. de
relever lie ievier. de rumener L cylin
dire en- c%nlvre, rnis de l-,re,lacrr
sa position n0lmalc. Aim d'eviter
uiie cHnsnMinHiinn pienatuiee de
:artnucheS, ii Sc Irouve sur |. r0le
de l'alMe IN ievipr uermettant
d'onv1N on arltter c.ieu hn mecca
Mlsme de repetition ct don't la mani
pulatlon ne doit Gtre fate uue sur
un communicated on sun III signal.
Les c~artouciieS du l1agaSin ne sont
5rulecs que dams dies moments deri
SITS. Ii suf!irait de nueiGues secon
dies pour 1egaruir L. ma4Asiu. lie
FASH leut, du. !estr. etie charge
coup par Coup, que ic ~nIa4asiu SOFT
vide on bien ontun re ,euill- ;,as lie
tesalntr. La transformation, en
iiii, It talt Il peu lie ilaiS.
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Impossible, ct l'animal meurt de
faim. II dtrGriI rrogieasivemeut ct
nlenrt an bout dan temps Qui Lieut.
varler entie troiS ct six SemaineS.
Son evacuation Sc fiit ensuire IL
plus fariienent ia monde.
Cette facon d'etouitcr le yer soil
taire anQuel ON fat cavalier son
haS'' meritc il,e mention Spa"iale
ct he SaurHit Man9uer de dHtr0ner
tuntpS les aut;es m@thotlnS iaptira
ces, en- taison de son BIAS PIX ct dc
"a douceur.
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tiel ct complet. On vera, eft nom
1re lie gems rouTront avant i'annee
1854.
Il. Spauldin@, tl@sorier du conf
te american pour IL construction
I'll Pedestal DC Il Statue Ia L.ibert1
ceiaiIant k Monde, annonce 3voir
raza Gix-Sept subscriptions de
@l,00O, six dc 5000, une de $500,
&eaN &c s.. Il. Samuel Babeooh
.''''f tA~2%6 ai""&" 2. e. 1U coat
dl Pedestal, soft. Ell uIortant les
ti'aation de 32t'o,03o, uNe somme
&c $1,000. Eo:ei l"s nons dies per
sonncs Cui ont ~sonsrrit $1,000 cha
cune Mn. William Hyarts, john
Taylor Johnston, Christian bet
mo!l, Joseph D"Hvei, parka God
Wi9, Henri Sparkling. Charles La
n'er, Henry Willard, Eugene Kelly,
William Stron~, William Shippen,
Cornelius Bliss, Cornelius Wander
bilt, Frederick Billings, j. Pinchot,
Charles Delnloni>n ct Anson
Phelps Stokes. Les &ouscripteurs
de $500 sont NM. Henry Marquand,
Noah Davis. Frederick Potts. s.
Avery, Charles Baker ct Charles
Smith.
DouZe soHs-comit@s ont etc NOM
mes pour solicitor Gespectivement
des subscriptions dns hanques. du
Stock Exchange, On Cotton Tx
change, deS m~archanls lie nouveau-
tts. Gu Maritime Exchange, du bar
reau, DIES li@nes de steamers, du
commerce de fer ct Charlton, du
Produce Exchange, DIES compagnies
d'assErances, dies hotels, du Build
ing and Mechanics Exchange.
La Loaisiane, cette aimee, fait
de tres beau sUcrc ct ell fat abOn-
damment. Diel Inerci pour ellie ct
pour son peuple.
Mais le plus beau sucre que nous
a.yons certainement VII de notre vie.
qNi nest pas courte en- Louisiana. a
etc envoy4 ces %.jours-ci 4 IL Demo-
cutic. Ii a etc fabriqut par NJ.
Etiennc I'haTiot. de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans. IL Went de l'iiabitation
Goiden RdRche, autretois Idcheyie,
aljourdhui IieiNc jGeheTie, sur le
Bayou Latourche,- pays nabitt
par de petits cultivateurs pressure
tous descendants dies AcaGiens ct
DIES Allemands, ct tous %labourieux.
coura@eux ct ~honn4tes. Ces habi-
tants nortent leurs cannes 4 l'usine
de MN. Gheens Freres, proprietai-
res de Iarcienle plantation Der
ct lis ont tout lieu d'ttre sa-
tis:;its tlu endemcnt DIES cannes ct
de Ii fabrication du sucrc.
Cest .iUste. Lusin" c~entrale. le
morcellement du sol ct ia multiple
des pronrieraires ciian@eront
Ia face de Ia Louisiana ct III; dome
Eont un peuple hcuFeux eli fer
Tidpcdf.e.
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.TECETTES TITLES

IonU friier d'aror les ycur 3'orges.
-Els hiyrr GA II @soltvent l,, weak
rougoS. Pour eviter &C petit uGsa
! gremrt!t, iulte cure dams I'm iii.e
d'rau, quatre pommes de %raiEe1te
blanche, que vous coilIez par quhl
t;t,s sans eHIever hi la p%elule, nj
les rcp.sls passeZ a travels IRE
mousSeiiie, ct serrez SouS tie cettc
eau ne iioIniiles POM VOua i"Ser les
yenN iEatln ct su!r.
Les meIecius an%iaiS emploipnt.
dn IeSte, les applications DC con.
po:e dc pommes dams les ophtliaI
hlles les plus graves.
Solution 0c5iatcct0nte. - En- ce
tennis de fievres typhoidcS, II est
rpcommand6 II tous de tenir dams lie
Plus grand etat de rropret6 les 10
cauy susceptibles de Developer DIES
miasmes, tells que les basins sur
lesguels Oh lave la vaissel.r. etc.
etc. La solution ci lessons dome
de tres bOus reSuliats
S~ulIhatc de peroxide de fer 800 gra,nmes.
Acitie phenique-o--.-.---..-- 10
Preparation GpfFdiacc. - La for
mule suivante donne une exceiieute
boisson aperajire:
Cosses dc houhlons----..------ 100 gramrncs.
topeanN de qiassia aiiiara---. }
kdcl!tc &c gentldi!c.-----..---- 10
E@inqnlna jaunc It fFoid------- 10
Fait"s macerer trois jours dams
II, lire dean.
Ircnez, une demi heure avant le
repas, an verre d bordeaux de cette
preparation que vouS pourrez sncrer
ayec du sirop d'ecorce d.ogangrs
ameres.
PuIsaue nous sOmmes Ell train de
vu!gariser les recettes nonvelles,
ajontons Ell une que public lie jour
nal dc Nagnftisme. Ellie a pour but
d'etoutter &c monstre in~l6lieur, lie
yer solitaire, qui fait le d%esespolr
dun 81 grand nombre d'entrailles.
PreneZ TN echevean de fiji blanc
tres fin, coupe par bouts de deux
lignes de longueIr, ct melang6 avec
12O grammes d'excellent miel. On
prend une cuilleree a bouche de &c
meIange tous les mathis a jeun.
L'organe, qui, chez lie yer solitai
re, remplit les fonctions dsestomacs,
etant tres aplati, Sc tapisse par le
I'll alnsi engine; la digestion devient
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Rotary JOB Press.

Ayant toni lie ~riateriel necessaire. nous sem
mes a meme dexeauter tour les ouvrares ty-
pograpllqnes qui nous seront contits Les
Drets dafacat, cartes datla!ies. cnittes de
features, tickets dhabitation. blancs. circn-
laires, etc. seront i%lnprinfs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a DIES priX moderes.
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A VEN DIRE.
LHADITATlUN Ers.s2EsAt-. nAys i.
pAROISSE LAFOUkCiIE.

&c superhe moroccan de terra slime sn, /
rive ganciie @a Bayou ~l.alourehe. 4 damn
miles en- has de Thihoiaux ct d deny nall~
dc Raceianl. lie cl,rlnin de fer de Merriam nm
sant sur ie ticrrierr. content mile ayuros
don't 800 aipentsdefiic1Gse pcuvpnt etre Nh
en- culture. la possession sera dunnee ID n
Janvirr 1883.
S'adresser il
j. u. LAELANDE
tct-2l-'S3 % Rue onion Nile Or,fsn
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For EseMa..

Music Hall can be rented for Balls, Entes
ta!ninents, Sources, etc, ut the rate Of Tia
Dollars Il night, on application +"
JOS. +. TiiiBODEArL
Tlrlbolaux, La. .,Oct. 9TH. 1882.
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ss u 4 week made at bone by the in
s 3GtTulous. Best business now be-
4 vIt1re re pahlic Capital HOT need
"a 4 E,rd. we Will start you. Mcr. wo-
,t1 q k1mrn. boy and girls wanted every
- where tn work fer ua. Now is the
time. lou can work in spare time, or Give
YOUR whole time to the business. No o.bcr
business VIII pay you nearly :s well. No one
can fail to make ch"illnus pay, by engaging
al once. Costly outfit antl terms Tree. Money
made fast. easily. aui honorably. Address
1nUl. & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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EIa'. y. Ell. EHtE s.TVEO0D
;enaea SON.

Have opcncd their oGica at The
corner If St. Pllili., and IilibolaaI
Streets. Constellation at al h0ara
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iSNGNCEa.

I'm carr5 de '0ligres: ie-c insertion s! %
&HlP %
Insertion add. 80
Toute annonee indiquant Ia profession
avec IadressG CT n'excedant pas guatre
Iigncs. par an. Observation-Disclosures s. nn
Announces de candidats, d'avance 49,. 10 60
Necrologie. par 10
Toute annonce commercials pul,iiGe 4 Par
nee sera inserGt au faux de 80 cents par Dnu-
ce pour Ia premiere insertion ct % cents ,;oar
les insertions suh>Gquentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nomhrp dinscrtions
nest pas specific sera inserGe jusqu'A neuvel
Ordre al tank or,linaire.
ATELIER TyP0GRAPuRQUE.
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BUREAU: EncoignEre Grctn It Levee.
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+. sANcAE. PsopriG;airc-Gcrant
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Il est question l'triger IN raonu-
neHS 4 Ii me,aoira dc Jefferson, i
Monticello. Eirgl4!@.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-28
BY CABLE.

LONDON, January 28-Lloyd. Maeis-
trate Of Glare, Limerick and Cork coun-
ties, telegraphs that the statement credit-
ng. him with having informed the
authorities Of the conspiracy in his district
is entirely without foundation.
A dispatch from Dublin states that a
large force of military and police raided,
for arms. at Atheney and Loughrea,
County Galway. A number of treason
able papers were found and twenty arrests
made.
A dispatch from Alexandria repOrts
that 5000 Abysinian troops have arrived
on the Egyptian frontier
VIENNA, january 28.--A dispatch from
Corfu states that plot against the life OF
the hlng of Greece has been discovered.
II was to have been carried out while the
King was journeying from Athens to
Piraeus.
LONDON, January 2s.-The statement
OF the Bank Of France shows an increase
during the past week Of 5000 francs in
gold and 10000 in silver.
The bodies Of Huddy, process server
and his nephew, who recently disap-
peared from the neighborhood of Balifn-
rofe, Ireland, have been found in Lough
Mask in the bogs, in which they had been
sunk by means of large stones The place
where the bodies were found is near the
house OF man named Carigan, who is
now under arrest on suspicion.
PARIS, January 28.-De Freycinct hos
undertaken tho formation of a Cabinet.
Jules Ferry will probably be Minister Of
Public Instruction and Leon Say Minis
ter of Finance,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-28
ScOviIle Appears in Cou,t.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-In the
Criminal Court this morning Scoville and
Reed, counsel for Guiteau, appeared, and
the former inquired of the court in re-
spect to the form Of his bill of exceptions
whether he would be compelled to except
specifically or whether general excep-
tion would suffice.
Judge Cox stated that under the prac-
tice Of the court he would have to except
specifically.
Scoville then stated he had intended to
file motion for a new trial, but would
like to have until Monday.
The District Attorney objected, and
Scoville stated in that case he would file
u motion this afternoon in the Glerk's
Office.
The District Attorney asked the court
to assign Tuesday next for hearing argu-
nnent upon the motion, but upon repre-
sentations from Scoville that he scarcely
would be able to enter upon an argument
at that time the court declined to fix the
day at present.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-28
wall Street.

NEW YoRK, January 28.-The feeling
in Wall street this morning is more gem
orally "bullish" than for while past,
though some heavy operators are stiff of
the opinion that the time for genuine
and latge upward movement is not vet at
hand. 1t is reported an important COM
bination has been formed between Mis-
souri, Pacific Kansas & Texas, Texas
Pacific and Wabash. 1t is believed that
the business of the Southwestern roads is
to be turned over to the Wabash line
Chesapeake & Ohio and st. Louis & San
Francisco may also be included in the
combination. II is stated that under the
terms of purchase Of the st, Louis & San
Francisco road the Atlantic & Pacific will
be owned by the Southern Pacific, acting
in harmony with the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe, while the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco becomes the property of Gould. An
offer has been made. within day or two,
of something above market price, fol
large block Of Chesapeake g. Ohio securi-
ties. Northwest & st. Paul are favorites
with the "bulls."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-28
Charged with Murder.

DETROIT, Mich, January 28.-Two
somewhat noted characters in local police
annals, DIR. Cox, druggist and physician,
and a somewhat dubious character, and
Mrs. Schneider, keeper Of house Of as
,signation, were arrested quietly last night
by order of the police authorities, on
charge of completely in the murder of the
girl Martha Whitla, whose shocking and
mysterious death three years ago was
again brought into prominence through
2 libel suit Of Hugh Peoples. The author
ities will reveal nothing of the facts which
led TO their arrest.