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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-28

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-28

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-28

Council Bluffs the trans OF the Chicago ( Mort.
Western and the L. ?. Railways depart from
the same JOINT Union Depot
1t Ghc ago e. Sc connections made with the Lake
Shore Michigan Central. Baltimore Ohio 1t, Wayne
and Penn sylyana and Chica Grand Trunk Railways,
and the kank an zee and Paw Handle Routes
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
THIRD EDITION.
rna an,ae aunraerera.

DUBLIN, November 2l.-On the
openinR of the Joyce mHrder trial tina
morning Michael Casey withdrew his
plea of not guilty. The remaining four
prisoners were then pat forwa ard. Mr..
Malley, on their behalf, pleaded guilty.
Old Michael Casey burst into tears and
betrayed great emotion, Tne other
prisoners preserved stoltd demeanor.
Judge Barry sentenced them all to be
hanged on December Is. Mr.. Malley,
In submitting the prisoners plea Of
guilty, pointed out the gradatlons OF
guilt among the prisoners aud Ghe mys'
tgrious influences of which they were
the instruments and made a pathetic
appeal for the men. The Attorney
General said that now Justice had been
vindicated by the sentencing OF the
three principal criminals he would
recon d end the others to mercy. Judge
Barry, 10 passing sentence, informed
the prisoners that they furnished o
terrible example - which he hoped
would sink deeply in the hearts OF 9TH
ers-of the consequences OF joining o
secret society. 1t was not impossible,
he said, that some of them had been
terrorized into joining the gang VINO
murdered the Joyces and had not taken
an actual manual part in the massacre
but persons joining an unlawful enter
prise were responsible for the acts ol
ali the parties thereto. AS far as he
was personally concerned ne should be
very glad if those with whom the de-
cision rested could see their way 10 a
merciful consideration of Mr.. Malley q
appeal. A memorial will be started
here asking for reprieve for the five
condemned men.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
tCUKThkDII,ION
Caught ON the Fay.


Large street market this morning.
The Third street coach line has been
disco ntiued.
County Treasurer Herbert Is paying
off all inspectors of the November
election who apply.
jackson, the bill poster, has put up
a large stretch Of bill board on French
street below Third.
A horse attached to Joseph Beste's
meat wagon, ran away yesterday morn
ing. No damage was done.
Walter Forward, the government
clipper, lying at Pussy Il Jones wharf,
is expected 10 leave to-day.
A lsrge schooner loaded with ice, ar
rived at the Kenneboc Ice Company 8
wharf yesterday morning.
Twelve gondola cars were shipped to
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, by
Bowers, Dure & Co., yesterday.
Lawton, the china dealer. exhibits a
fine set OF silverware, which he furnishes
TO the U. s. Steamer Albatross.
Drs. Florence P. Stubbs has been en-.
gagged to give o course of six lectures
before the Friends school, Fourth and
West streets.
Drs. Ball and KeAbles removed the
needle from under the knee cap of the
colored lad, who was injured by run
ming the needle In his knee on Mon
day.
DR.. r. A, Brown removed the bone
down to the first joint yesterday, from
the index finger of James Abraham,
who 10 employed ut the MalleAble Iron
Works.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Good lob Of Grading.

Patrick Carbevry, we'll known
contractor for excavating and grading
streets has finished curbing Gilpin
Avenue through from Rodney to
Broome Street and filing up the Ave-
nue. at Clayton street.
A quarry of hard granite rocka retar-
ded Mr.. Carberry's work considerably
but no rock he has come across has
ever yet been so hard that he did not
break IL up The city Is q gamer by
obtaining large and excellent lot OF
paving, guttering and building stones,
but the con tract was not SO remunera-
tive to Mr.. Carberry. However he
made no complaint but kept on with his
work which now that 1t is completed
gives the greatest satisfaction 70 the
Street Committee and reflects credit
upon the contractor.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
ROOb1ns a stage Coach.

The stage from Columbia to Camp
bellsvillt, KY, was robbed Monday
morning, two miles from the latter
place, by q masked robber. There
were in the stage Mrs, Dobbs, of Bloom
ington, Ind, Moses H. Rohrer, of Co
lumbia, and J. o. Edwards,of Moulton,
Iowa. From Mrs. Dobbs about $lO
were taken. She succeeded in saving
two fine diamond rings by hiding them
in her lap. From Mr.. Roher a pocket
book containing money and valuable
papers and watch were taken. Mr.. Ed
wards lost his watch but saved his
money by throwing his purse under q
seat. The mail-bags were cut open and
rifled of registered letters. The rObbeI
refused to restore Mr.. Rohrer's papers
saying: "a stage rObber has ne
mercy" He broke a wheel of thS
coach and then disappeared In thu
woods. He wore leather mask anC
was armed with long revolver Hi
right hand was badly cut in openlnG
the mail sack.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
InrerentirlG Sermon

The sermon preached at Central Pres
by teriau Church last evening, by Rev.
DR.. Wells, was listened to with great
interest by large and attentive audi.
ence. The subject for tonight will be
Glow can asinner he justified ?" DR..
Wells sermons are very plain and logi-
cal, and the Importance Of the question
to be discussed tonight should fill the
house. Strangers and members of other
churches, are especially welcome at all
these services. ~
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Death OF Mrs. Ro.a n.

Mrs. Rose Feeney, who buS.'a.1
gagged in the trimming bu,ios,ss' w Y
All Market street, for a SauI
years, died yesterday altg NV. N.Y.
illness of consumption. Dss,ss N
between 80 and 80 years Of ,D,''. sSs \
man Of rare business qnsliAsss ~ N I
siderable energy, having cOsS"S'.s NV
business in which she va, NlS,sl sn,1
very successfully. AT The tips n
marriage her betrothed was lviDs,,
point OF death and soon after N \
mony was performed be oa''I
another world thus leaving h,
ow, since which time she Ia, w.,
name. Previous to embarkipr hi, |,
trimming business she Condpcla
dressmaking business on Marka Il
below Fourth.
She was a consistent mNnh., A
Peters r. G. Church, aud Va, Nj
esteemed by all who kuev bv
funeral will take place from n,
residence, All Market sttost, on mi
morning at IL O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Police OOurs.

Charles Rider was before Mayor
Wales last evening charged with drunk,
enness. The prisoner was In beastly
state of intoxication when arrested and
had to be brought to the hall In wag-
on, He appeared in the dock with an
ugly cash in the forehead. The Mayor
imposed a Hne of 81 and costs.
Oae plain drunk completed the hear
ings.
At this mornings session John Ward.
Neal Bonner, Robert Harrison, Roger
Carberry and VIM. H. Mich olson, were
charged with vaRrAncy, having been
arrested at the gas house last night.
The two men last named will probably
be released MS they reside In the city,
but the other three will be sent over.
Edward Tribett, colored, George Fox
and Mary White for getting very drunk
aud acting In q disorderly manner last
night were each fined 81 and costs
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Miss EhuFe by.

This evening Miss Emma Thursby,
the American cantatrice, will appear
at the Opera House, and there is nc
doubt but she will receive a perfect
oration. Miss Tn lrsby is pronounced
by critical judges 80 fully equal TO
Jenny Lind. Her voice is soprano OF
remarkable volume, richly sonorOus
but always noble and sympathetic. AT
baden, Miss Thursby had the honor to
sing Eefore prlnGely audience. The
Emperor and Empress of Germany, the
Grand Dutcbess, the heir apparent Of
the grand Dutchy, and the Princess
Victoria all appIauded Miss Thursby
quite as If they were ordinary mortals
and they overwhelmed her with the
most hat;ering compliments.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
LKbOr Troubles.

The strike of the coal miners in thu
PittSburg district is spreading, and j
is predicted that all the pits not paying
4 cents per buShel will be idle before
a otheg week. A large mass meeting o.
miners was held yesterday at Mansfield
PenDa., on the Pan Handle road, al
which the question of joining in The
strike was considered, but the result Ii
not reported.
The master brieklayers Of Chicago,
Sin view of the near approach OF cold
weather." have yielded to the demand
of their men "to be paid for full day q
work on schedule of one hour short
on Saturday" The agreement Is to
last until January 1st.
The second session of the Federation
Congress of Organized Trade Labor
Unions began yesterday in Cleveland,
Richard Powers, of Chicago, presiding.
1t will be in session several days.
The ladies costumes are unusually
hne and are all new. Suits will be
hired out at reasonable figures and
masks sold at low prices. Why spend
your time in making up suit when a
first-class one can be secured at this
above named place at low figure.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Larceny of FIah.

Night before last lot of mackerel
disappeared very mysteriously from the
door of John HRmiltOn's grocery store
Seventh and Bennett street. One Of
Mr.. Hamilton's sons having a suspicion
of where the mackerel were taken went
to the house of a colored man for whom
the Messrs Hamilton had performed
many acts of kindness. Arriving at the
house he boldly accused the man of the
theft which he at first denied but upon
heing threatened with a trip over TO
New Castle, he frankly acknowledged
thetheft. Ont Of consideration for the
precious good character OF the man Mr..
Hamilton did not have him arrested.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
A Lady Assaulted.

DAYTON, Ohio, Nov. 2l.-Miss So
phie Lowry, daughter OF the late Colo
mel Lowry, was passing along street
this evening, when Michael Shsfer, a
LIQUOR seller, set his savage dog on her,
which tore her dress and was about to
seize her, when Shster came out and
struck her four or five blows with his
fist about the head and breast. Her
screams brought help aud Shafer was
locked up. 1t is said that the reason
for the assault was that she pushed
open his shop door. Miss Lowry Is
one of the most modest and respected
ladies in Dayton, and intense excite
mept prevails among her friends. She
is not seriously injured, but the shocs
was very great.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Tho Target ON rnanHsrlvluE Day.

The Guard of Dupont Post is making
active preparations for target match
at Schuetzen Park on Thanksgiving
Day. In the morning there will be a
target set up for those who wish to
practice for theaftsrncon match. The
shooting for the prizes will commence
in the afternoon at 2 o'clock. The prize
will he handsome gold badge valued
at $40. The charge for the entry will
he fifty cents for three shots. The sec
ond contest will be for a Snaps 40
calibre sporting rifle which weighs 8
pounds and 10 ounces, and is on exhi-
bition at the fair. Contestants may
enter at any time.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
FIFTH EDITl(,I
COUNTY CoURT
very LlisIe Busino..
shAs MOrn,nw

very Li'sIo Busino.. r..
m, 'his mOrnlns. '"A'''
To-day's session of Con-,
at 10 O'Clock this morn,nn ,s WSassops "a
Justice is not yet aba 70 T. I, The d
Is reported to be suffering 70 pies Present
we're attack of the chills with .
The case OF the STATE y,
70, SOD, David I'd, Henvis, John Pus3 Po.s;I.J y
Thomas White. indicted f., rOslles
battery on election day was Va, assault ~
Of 9 their counsel Austin Es,.ie ~ ieqI
Esq COD tiuued until to.mnnarfi narfiNgI
After this matter was V5tOv' SIo'
1nere was a long wait until lGiSpos' ~ !
Jury came in at II Ito o'clooL' , 'ae y
which they were dischars~aIa ~I
O'Clock this afternoon. 'sed uat
Deputy States ATTORNEY c,.
attention to the followipS vUpelc "p
grand jury had failed to Al hToon
against Caroline Fields my msa
Lewis, John Ward, Lill,e Tir.mN W.
johnson, Joseph Watson j ,Ja.,ss vsasy .
and Thomas Lukins, and tbs ss w. Y
dered their discharge. '00OF
The Deputy States AttorDs,,.
the Court that there waa M W Y lOla
FOR trial and all the juror,' '''s ~.
charged until this atterno,DU wy
minutes minutes t9, before > l2 O'Clock, ,CoD,, Z,
lourned until 3 O'Clock, Itis w
that all the business of thi, i w ss
be finished and Court adioD," l Y
row. 1t was stated this I T0,ai.
Levi Q. Bird, Esq, is CoDs"J %
house by sickness. '1
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
or 1DSer est 90 ma.querAders.

We call attention to the adver-
tisement of Mrs. A H-nze, Wilmin 6
toms costumer and dealer In masque.
rade suits, No 1914 King street.
She has laid in the largest stock and
varied assortment of masquerade cos
tunes ever displayed in tLis city and
will devote special attention to the fur
nishing of suits for balls, parties, etc.
The stock is all new and fully adequate
to supply the demand during the present
season. Those who participate in
masQuerades can be fitted out at this
establishment with any de5 ired char
ACter they wish, from rich Prince to
an inimitabl0 clown, monkey, devil do
minoe, bear or any conceivable char
aCter.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Church supper.

A tea sociable, under the direction Of
the Ladies Missionary Society of Olivet
Presbyterian Church, will be given in
that church on Thanksgiving night,
Novem Der 30th. The first table win
be spread at .. M, and good time is
assured. The ladies Of this church
are noted for the success of all enter
tainments given by theln and the suo-
cess Of this enterprise is assured.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
v.vwoOd's Mt"'''''..' /

Mr.. spa'l log ~ auII IWIsstd
in huI this city yester,dlsayy, ,lay,nos III
at atIlV the Opera House, , 1"u 1n"eurfota,
that they will give "naOth. i" Il
pany have not visitsSS 'nsSe a 1eq
i%RfssslGn' Es1,ls%sn, and nd evidently
torun o show. -.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Delawnre Baptist Unlon.

Not only every Baptist but every
Christian should attend the closing
meeting of The Delaware Baptist Union
this evening at the Bethany Baptist
Church, Elm and jackson streets. The
Rev. Henry G. Weston, D. D., Presi-
dent of Grocer Theological Seminary,
will address the audience on the sub
iect: "The Necessity of the Holy
Spirit in Christian Work " Persons
who desire TO hear an address on this
important subject should go early and
secure o good seat as no doubt the
church will ie crowded.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Cane CnN Rhtn CRnnI.

Captain Nathan Appleton, ofBoston,
stated yes terday that Count ferdinand
De Lesseps and General Tur the Hun.
gariau canal builder, will be Interested
with him in the building of the ship
canal across Cape UDd, for which ! n
application is now on file in the State
House. Captain Appleton thinks that
three years wi serve TO complete the
jOo, with o cost Of 50 200, 600 or SO, ,000,-
600. He estimates tGat the tonnage pas
sing through the canal will amount 10
3 600 900 tons annually, which with a
{ II of five cents per Ton would bring an
income of $250,0G0.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
MT. Salem Revival.

The revival meetings which com.
menced in Mt. Salem M. e. Church
some ten days ago are gathering In.
terest and force rs they progress. Up
to this time some ten persons have pro-
fessed conversion. Last night twenty
persons arose and asked for prayers, q
number of whom went forward to the
altar. Rev. T. Creamer of Scott Church
will preach tomorrow evening, This
will be the first ministerial assistance
Mr.. Tomkinson has received in his
work. .r rr.f n.... ...
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
RannYcElnR,

Mr.. james Strong, residing noAr8
nett Square who was Injured last
urday by his horse running away
throwing him out Of bis carriage
Centreville has recovered from Bis
iuries and is able to be out. A
time of the accident Mr.. StrOnIEilI
turning home from this city ani
near Centreville bis horse becan'lhs
tened and ran away, with tho aSoNl
suit. He was uuCOnscioNVben pe3 Y.
up and was carried in'o tbsoHicsd
Chandler, where bis injuries VI VI
contested of a scalp wound ala OEaI| \
about his body were attended %,
horse had not proceeded isF 0a0Isl Y,
was caught. No injury WIcoASslT
the horse or carriage.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
RaCOYeFtng.

Mr.. John Glatts of Chadds Ford but
well known In this city who had one
of his legs broken some time ago, caus
ed by running againsta stake That was
projecting from haystack is recover.
ing and will soon be able to be about
again.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
what the ReDuBlican Would

10 See.
A night train on the DelsVars
road.
A dispensary for The pur ID
rnington.
The new Baltlmors& Ohio ,slI
completed. n
Mayor Wales clean out all tAs I
bling dens in town.
A Workhouse and house d ii
provided for by the next LsgIlAtus
New Castle and WilmIuptN III
by a street car or narrow glpi
road.
The law in relation to danUa n
enforced, example, ifit had b.sh
accident to the Delaware truckE
not have occurred.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
ALientFInsered wen

A well.dressed elderly IVY
panied by a little girl enNla asl
dry good store corner FOun ~,
ket streets yesterday %n ,,,
proceeded to examine "a
varieties of dres goods suu Aa
chiefs and while the a',Sna s,ar
clerk was drawn away ~, l% y,
the woman secretcd aOou." w, \
handkerchiets under heI E'' ftl|
and took her departure. n
was soon after diScSVs,",0 y NM
pursued and brought DssS eS.t erI l,
when she admitted the .I.mi,IsiI InJ's \
the goods and was pstnil hD",iSl
free after considerable "S""
part.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
AKuueway HoF's

About 4.3O O'Clock yes'',ao'' you ~
Moseley. Nose superintendent ',slsll %ss
Moore Paper CompssiTS al a SSejngdrl
the Brandy wine, Thl ? t,UeS OsiI Al I
Of the yard got frign''sMtIus y. sMtIs'gI
to ru1. thrC wing MI; nsrtst %iSit 4
the horse dashed up aoS %|Ii SIitheI
lided with a cart loSqsS qEssSa,Eipg !
Ninet eenth street, u Drp| rtiago 81
front f. wheel Of tte q '1T9's'Shaas Tbs has
wise damaging 1t. hut hut vaS
loose from the wagon agSaaed UIi far. N
lev was not Injured:
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
A,CeutIal this MOrulnE

The Bible reading services, OlSu ".
by Rev. DR.. Fl. h. wells :, ~ " y
Presby terian church this salA1 tsae
morning at half past ten GSl%l y, ",
unusually we'll ATTENDED. IassRj S.iAt
The office work of the HOY \ sPn'
is related to the prayer Of !, hla, i.s, \
The speaker tcok for nl' NAf N Y
4:3. aye ask and receive N0l
ye ask amiss', that ye msy w. Y Y
upon your breasts" "and ns1l'i ISi. \ \,
Of the essentials acccp''oss IssI'1
faith, agreement, desire :, sls,i M
obedience. This evening " \, y, Y.
ceven o'clock Dr.. Wells sar I,a.,,
the subject, "How may D "A'r
titled ?"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Letters Grantee.

Yesterday Register Biggs granted
letters to William Green, administra-
tor d. b. n. on the estate OF Maria Cal
lahan, deceased. The will Of William
Slack, deceased, Of White Clay Creek
Hundred, was ad mitted TO probate and
letters granted to Daniel and John
Slack, = executors named in the will
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
ann ReaIIE0.,

The ladies' q Red R:s,',lIL57iG9o9'I L7GT q
last Thursday Sn SnH nSred doN
use Of the church "''''
nAnses. -
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
BEAT HIS.

ROBINS DN-in the 22nd inst, OF Typhoid
Fever, Clara a., wife Of VIM. q. Robinson,
in her 2qth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend the funeral, from the resi-.
dence Of her husband, 70t Spruce street, on
Friday, Nov. gath, at ~ O'Clock, without
further notice. Services &C the house,
Cecil County papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

All style of albums on monthly In
.stallments, call In the evening or day
time. Sutterley % Co., 800 and S04
Market Ht. a-0gN ...g .s
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Address.-COOoh'S Bridge,
.EaISTER's ORDER.

ID Ea1STER'S ORDER.
RRGIsTHR's OYVoR,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL., Nov. ., 1889. ~"
Upon the application Of David Eastburn
and Franklin Eastburn, Executors Of Joseph
Eastburn. late OF Mill Greek HID, In said
County, decd 1t IB ordered'and directed by the
Register that thsExecutors aforesaid give no
tice Of grantingof etters Parliamentary upon
the estate ofthe ec'd with the date OF grant
Ing thereof, ny causing adver'ts. to be posted
with In 40 days from the date OF such Letters
in 81 K Of the most public places OF the County
of N ew Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present the
same, or abide by an Act o. Assembly In
such case made and provided; and Alto cause
the same to be inserted within the same peri
cd in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, news
paper published In Wilmington and to be
continued therein three weeks, (e.O-d
~, Given under the hand and soAl Of
(L.E{ Once Of the Register aforesaid. at
(N~S Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. q. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must pressEs the
same duly attested TO the executors, on
or before Nov. 3rd A. D., 1883, or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided.
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