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What Mothers Say

The keen parental instinct is
sharper in its perceptions than the
futored brain of the philosopher ;
therefore. when mothers say, as
they universally do, that there IS
nothing like aALE's HONEY % OF +
HoREHoUND AND TAR - for the
Coughs, Colds, hoarsen9ss ana
croupy symptoms to which chill
dren, from their imprudence are
especially subject, no man who IN
derstands human nature Will aus
credit their testimony. Forlsale at
all drug stores at SOC. and Sl'
Great Saving to purchase large
size.
PIXIES TooTHAoHE DROPS cure in
one minute.
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The Ashland Mob.

Ashland, KY, Buildings are fes-
tooned with Grape and all business is sus-
pended. The funeral of the victims OF
tuesdays violence took place at 1O
o'clock. Six of the wounded are not ex-
pected to live. There is very indignant
feeling against Governor Blackburn and
Judge Brown, the latter has fled from
town. At citizens meeting last night
steps were taken to raise funds to pay
the expenses OF the killed and wounded.
There is still great excitement.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Peter Welsh. deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned Administrator Of
the estate of Peter Welsh, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publica'
ton of this notice. to the said admins
traitor at the Office of Dickson s. Dorian.
No. 80 Main street. 10 the City of Salt
Lake, Territory Of Utah.
JOHN G. WEIGH,
Administrator of the estate of Peter
Welsh, deceased.
October 10th, 1882. oc2I'
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A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1890 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden 8
2. 10 o. N. from Butte.
GEO. W. THATCHEB, supt.
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simOntOn Dead.

San Francisco, ID. W. SImonton'
for many years general sgent Of the as
ISOLATED Press at New York DIED SUD-
denly this evening at his residence OF
heart disease.
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anooessfnI Indian Rald.

Laredo. "A band of hostile Indians
numbering about 80 made raid on 8
rancho near the town of Huisaenexs,
Mexico, last night, Selling some, 10 or
20 persons and capturing lot OF stock'
and then made good their escape
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Fire.

Usage City, Ks, 2.-Fire totally. de-
stroyed about half block OF BUSHES Due oeo
houses. Loss, $4,000; Insurance. Szo'Voo'
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Tta,,an Elections.

Rome. 2.-The elections show the re-
turn of 800 ministerlalists, forty mem
hers of the right, fifty-eight fusionilstsr
thirty-two disaents, and forty radicals.
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dogs and prevention and treatment OF tnei
diseases, $50. Dog Training, 25c. Hunting
Trapping, Fishing and Dressing Furs, 10
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Jesse HANEY CO., 10 Spruce ST., N. Y.
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ceedS Promptly.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
GUtTEAU'S CONDITION.
Eha Last Move Remaining TO HIS
Counsel Changed Appearance
of the AsSassin-lUteMs OF the
Feeling Against Him

An exchange despatch from Wash
ingtOn says:
District Attorney Corkhill, speaking
of the Guiteau case to a Star reporter
today, sSid thera was but one move
which Mr.. Reed could make before the
courts and that was to apply for writ
of habeas corpus. He said that no
court could grant a writ de lunatico in
| qurel DO, as had been suggested might
be done.
Guiteau's appearance has changed
considerably within few weeks. He
has lost his color and his beard has been
allowed to grow just now he seems
to put his entire dependence upon Mr..
Reed, his counsel, and he seems
to be confident that MIR. Reed
will succeet in securing a re-
spite and perhaps communication of
| sentence, but, like Mr. Reed, he is rt-
ticent as 10 what the next move will he.
! He never mentions the name OF SCoville,
and seems TO have dismissed his rela-
tives from his mind.
| FEELING AGAINST THE ASSASSIN.
Judging from the remarks made by
visitors to the Jail and the tenor of the
letters and cards which come to the
prisoner the feeling against. him ap-
pears TO be on the increase, or rather to
| be becoming intensified.
1t is so apparent from the remarks
made that it would not be safe to admit
visitors to Guiteau's cell that General
Crocker and his officers state that even
if lie were awaiting trial they would,
j for the prisoners protection, prevent
him from receiving visitors, A day or
two ago two gentlemen Of high stand
ing from New York were visiting a
prisoner in Jail. 1t was suggested that
perhaps they would like to see G uiteau,
when one of them instantly replied:
"NO, indeed; could NOT trust myself
and unless you want the joo ended
had better not get my eyes upon him. .
Another party, who was very deslr'
ous of seeing him, offered $40 for the
privilege and also one hundred dollars
for the privilege of pulling the rope.
1t would seem that in the case OF Gui
teau the postal law against sending
scurrilous matter through the malt
has been suspended by common con
sent. Daily there are quantities OF
letters and postal CARDS OF this klnt
received for him.
There are comparatively few letters
his correspondence b eiug almost alt'
gether by postal card, and about mint
out of ten have some soothing reference
to the scatlold, hell, Satan, &c. On'
received day or two ago contained
a pyramid formed of the names o
Diabolus, Judas Iscariot, Benedict AT
{ mold, Aaron Burr, jeff. Davis, W. Booth
surmounted by tnat of Guiteau, witt
the figure of man hanging from
beam at the top and two serpents crawl
ing toward it, and further embellishe'
by the words, Gathered to his fathers,
Such communications are never dc
livered to Guiteau.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
AhhurY Nj L. Society.

The regular nesting ot the Asbury
Mutual Improvement Society takes
place this evening and the following
program pe will be rendered : Music,
"America: address by the President
address by member Of the &. A. r.;
music, CANCEL of Peace" select read
ing, Harry E. Heisler; music, "Hail
Day of Freedom;" recitation, Miss
May Tapgert, "You've put no flowers on
Papa's Grave;" music, "With Helmet
Cn His Brow }" address, j G. Bryant
Fraternity )" music, solo, "Sword Of
Bunker Hill" recitation by Miss Sallit
Shaw, "Drafted;" music, 'To the Tar
of the Drum" oratiop, Raymond
Sharp, "Educa ton Of the Youth, select
reading, Miss Clara Sparks, "Wound
ed" duett, Messrs Leitch and Jones
"Larboard Watcb;" recitation, Miss
Georgie Carver, "Battle If Getty sburg,'
address, Prof. W. A. Reynolds, "Pa.
triotism;" musit', "Let the Hills and
Wales RssouDd." All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
n 9f1Ous Acciden,

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Hon. Pm.
sell Errett, of Pennsylvania, met lvds. uist
quite a serious accident this morn;n MY
by being thrown, from a Herdic nus Ius
senger coach. 1t appears that np'S pa',
alighting from the coach at the entr.p upoaI
to the House of Representativesa" a"4Es .S
driver of the coach started tha 70 ~ .le
suddenly causing Mr.. Errett to losa nUhiS III /
balance, and he was thrown, head 6rs, o.,
against the granite steps under A,b'' ,ba
archway, receiving a very severe Iuu cn.
across his nose and cheeks, Itis tbouahs
that his nose is broken. Mr.. Erratt
is lying in the room of the CommittsI
on Ways and Means, where physicia i
has been summoned,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
LODGE VISITATION.
Hope Council Jr D. U. A Nj. visit
Chester COunCil-A Moonlight
RiOP

Ride.
| About sixty members of Hope Coun-
Gil, No. 2, Jr., o. L. A. NJ, and num-
Der of members OF Wilmington Council
No 5, and the First Regiment Band,
assem- bled at the rooms of the lodge
about seven o'clock last evening and
proceeded to Fourth street wharf,
where they embarked on the new and
splendid steamer Wilmington for the
purpose of going to Chester and paying
friendly visit to Chester Council, No.
36
The Wilmington delegation were
ularshalled by Col, Samuel Wood,
assisted by j.. Beerwaid. The com
mittee IN charge were j, G. Hanna,
Walter j. Young, VIM. Hanna, Chas.
Whitelock, and Isaac Wilkins. The
line which held the boat to the wharf,
was cast off about O'Clock and the
palace steamer went out of the creek in
short order and in less than an hour
landed her passengers safely at Ches-
| ter.
The visiting brethren were mot at
the wharf by a delegation from Chester
Council, and after making long pa
| rade, during which they passed the
Hanley and Frapklin Hose company g
houses, amid the ringing of bells
and cheers they repaired TO the Council
cham Der near Market Square, and the
evening spent pleasantly in a social
way. John Cantwell, of Chester CouI-
Gil, received the visitors IN short ad
| dress, which was responded to by W..
II. Whitworth, of Hope Council. A
number of members of each council
made short addresses, and Chas. Far
rell gave several selections on his banjo
which were highly appreciated. Several
songs were sung and the time pleasantly
spent. A bounteous repast was served
up after which the party prepared tc
leave for home, with many cheers for
the different councils represented. The
music of the First Regiment band was
much admired by the citizeOs OF
Chester. The boat left Chester at Il
O'Clock and arrived at Fourth street
wharf, Wilmington, few minutes
before one, o'clock.
| All on board were surprised at the
speed of the boat and were highly de,
lighted with their moonlight trip on
the "Wilmington." In few minutes
after leaving Chester bright light was
seen in the distance, and it was at once
surmised that terrible fire was rag.
ing in Wilmington.
| Upon approaching nearer to the city.
the fire became larger, and when the
boat landed the boys rushed pell nell
for the scene uf conhaglation, which
was discovered 10 be as Ninth andking
| Streets
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Police Court.

James Berry, AlonzO Greenwood and
Joseph Brown, all colored, were be.
fore the Mayor last evening charged
with committing an assault and bat
terry ca William Glasgow, also colored ,
on Wednesday evening last at Ninth
and Walnut streets After hearing
several witnesses, Berry and Greco
wood we're adj judged guilty and n fine
Of 81 and costs in each case imposed.
There being no evidence that Brown
participated in the assault, he was per
mitted to 90 free. The case of A j.
Cromwell, charged with stabbins Cap
tain Shaw wa4 postponed until Mr..
Shaw was able to appear against him
One case of drunkenness was disposed
OF in the usual manner. The only ca
before his honor this morning was thai
of . drunk, when 30 cents and COST,
was imposed.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Eaeas Tax DpDiicAtes,

A hurried call at the County tax col
lector's office, 602l? Market street, NJ
stairs, found Messrs. Bedford and kyne,
collectors, busy preparing their tax
duplicates for 1882 for the payment OF
taxes. Before they can collect them they
have to ascertain the amount due by
each taxable, by multiplying the valu'
alton by the rate per cent, and carry
ing the amount over to the proper
column. When this is done the col.
lectors say that thew will be ready to
receive taxes, but they cannot before
Tuesday or Wednesday. They say
they will give announcement by hand
bills when they are ready.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
0lfyet AnuiVpr6RrV, A i,

The Oliyet Presbyterian Church Sun.
day school celebrated their thirty third
anniversary last night, before a large
audience. The exercises were very in
teresting and highly appreciated. The
exercises commenced with singing
by the school, followed with prayer
by the Rev. Lafayette Marks, ID.
ID. A numbe of addresses and reclta.
tious were delivered
The reports Of the Superintendents
were very encouraging, and showed the
school to be in a prosperous condition.
Miss Laura Morrison, the organist and
the Rev. Mr.. Mallery were the reci.
pients of handsome bouquets and Mrs.
Delaware Mason, was presented with
n mysteriOus package,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
A MURtcat Treat.

Miss Laura A. Bigger, Wilmington +
favorite vocalist, will apI ear at the
American Mechanics Anniversary this
evening at Odd Fellows Hall and sing
"The Three Maids of the Sea-" This is
a new song, and the charming manner
in which it is rendered by Miss Bigger
will soon cause it to become very popu.
lar
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
FIFTH EDITION
hrandSwine SUNNI, Ca,nn -
tnV S0s'

A meeting of the St. paul,o NJ :
Church Camp Meeting Associate m' e..
held last evening, Jacob r. S,aoh Sha. was
ing PRESIDENT, and George W. W. 1'oaa aSt-
Secretary. The association reso,n noaa
attenAthe Brandy wine Summit 'feu Y" TO
Meeting commencing August ., lamp nlp
IL was decided to extend invitat'iaau aud
70 the pastors and congregationSO m'sOls !.
Grace, Asbury, Scott, Brandvn ~
MT. Salem, Newport and other cb,"aihe' "ihe'
to encamp with the ASSOCIATIONS Iaones Ias
q. Pickels, James G. Morrow 'Gnesl Ia
Green, William Bright and Levi ToaA| S
manageh ent for the present year rt u
prospects fora very large camp,mestiinpssI ipsI
are said TO be very hattering. ''''ns
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Oar Claim.

We have always found il cheaper
buy our goods from first hands and tul
stocks. Such the customer will hnl
when in search of a new suit Yol
will buy it cheaper, get some thing
please you and made in the latest sty1
if you visit the Wilmington Clothinl
House Fourth and Market streets, q
we claim these advantages. Try us 70
day. New styles received this week.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
E'FOSts.

Mr.. A. Cannon informs US that thel
were heavy frosts in the vicinity
Christiana village, this morning as Wa
as yesterday morning, which tended
make some of the early vegetables ioo
rather sickly. Other sections OF "
county had a similar experience, D,
the cold was not so extreme as 10
much injury.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
The High Waters In Arkaus.s

General Mangum, State Agent of II,
kansas for distributing supplies on Nm
Arkansas side of the Mississippi riva' va
during the late flood writes to Cover.
nor Churchill that the second overaov
is nearly as disastrous as the frst
More than three.fourtbs of the ti)lahI'
bottom lands in Phillips and Dash,
counties are submerged and portions II
Lee, Monroe and Cirttenden coupts'
are also flooded. The suffering amon1
the laborers, who are nearly ali desti1
tute negroes, will he says "be greata,
than ever known.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
We are Buying Goods,

We have been compelled to put ID
many new styles this week because thl
customers demand of us to suppl
their wants. Having found ont th(
quality of our goods We find there Il
ready sale tor them at our low priCel
and high standard of grade and make
Come in to-day aud take look if yog
do not wish to purchase. Fourth and
Market, Wilmington Clothing House
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
The Sentence.

The sentence of James Redden wa,
pronouced at 3,2O o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and owing TO our being com,
PEELED to 60 to press very early on ac
count of our large circulation, it onlj
appeared in part of our last edition Oni
reporter telephoned the sentence tot thi
office at 3.22 O'Clock, and the press wal
Immediately stopped, so as to get it ID
as large a number as possible, but eval
at that time about half of the editiou
had been worked off. We give to.daj
the full text of the sentence and all th(
particulars
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
We Have Til EN-.

The blue flannel for G. A. II. suits, in
three grades and two sets Of buttons
really for use these goods have been
testen and ali who have used them can
atte Vt to their quality. If you do not
want a blue flannel, we have the largest
stock of suits 20 select from in the City,
at Fourth and Market strtots, Whining
ton Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Blood Will Tell

is An old saying, and there may
something in it, but there IS Juss
much in prices OF goods and the peOp
will find them out, Just as tney ls ~
done at j. T. Mullin " Sons CloInll
Bazaar, sixth and Market; II you W.. wa
a suit of clothes and a bargain uou
fail to investigate for yourself
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Pocket Picked

Mrs. Cnristv, wife of Eli Christy,
flour dealer, No. 1913 King Street, had
her pockets picked this morning ol
about 81, while in Shsrp q Welch's
provision store, King above Third stree,
by colored woman. Another lady
whose name we failed to learn had hel
pocket picked this morning of $50
while in King street market.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Confusion Ia Names.

Owing to error in names it was an
nounced that Raw. 7. l.. Tomkinson,
of Mt. Salem would preach at Newport
M. e. Church tomorrow. 1t should
have been IL. S. Thompson. Mr.. Tom
kinson will preach as usual at Mt. Sa-
lem to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Acknowledgements

The Treasurer of the Home lor LA Ia
Women takes pleasure in ackpd"lilIIl sI d"llsl
ing the receipt of Five nunuaea a,'aon frd
the Legacy Of Miss kezla JachDv aMtor n
Harry Sharply Esq. the Lxevu'' s;aa vii
hope other persons making !nss,i,ntid
will remember this useful ih'''''
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
! Rise Alarm.

Some miscreanr, seeing the key hang.
ing in the fire alarm box No. IA, at
Front and Poplar streets, this morning,
left there by the watchman at Pusey q
Jones, after striking the alarm last
night, thought he would see how it
worked and accordingly struck the
alarm.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
kx,rnrfAAaS.

Mrs. Sarah Fl. Walton, who resides
with her son Joel M. Walton, in New
Garden, Chester Co., Pa. was the re-
cipient few days ago of fifty or sixty
cards, in commemoration OF ner Ils'
birthday. She is very grateful 70 hei
friends for remembering her IN her olo
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Sunday Afternoon Meetins'

There will be preaching az ,,o ,
National Reform Hall, Thlra s,,;uj IJ
Hulley building, Sixth ana 81 nn'gl 3
Streets tomorrow afternoon s,h;a q. j
o'clock, by Samuel Townsend. ouvyt inyit
!" does the soul Sleep" All are ln'''
to take part in the discussion
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Strawberry shipments.

The strawberry shipments over w.
Delaware railroad yesterday nu4pel ,
424 crates, consigned as follows oel''
City, 227; Philadelphia, III; bosIou; ,;o
Wilmington, 8; Chester, d; pro,'Tt
shipments, 671 crates; to'al 'nu'
1925 crates.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Bargains .

can be found on every table at the Bos-
ton Clothing House commencing to-day
and continuing during go days, during
which time their whole stock will be
closed out to quit the business.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
~ nv,,nrtat service.

memorial service will DO ,, n1.u nr,o
Bethany Baptist Churcn unout r
which will be attended by DupUa pvar \
G. A. r. Rev. E. j. Mchen,tth to the
preach u a sermon appropriate TO 'D'
casion and decoration day
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Card.

We wish to return Iaa om' and d
thanks to the fremen, police araat
zens, who rendered US IS, Sacu aacSuutrSoyeds
vice at the fire which
factory last night: 9, KENDALL
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Every body

call at W. L. Prouse & Cos wholesale
and retail com ilission house, 100 Eas'
End street, where fresh produce is re-
ceived daily.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
The Republican G.nb

The Young Mems Republican Climb o1
Newark visited this city last evening
aud were entertained bv the Young
Mems Club of this city. After meet
ing in the lecture room Of the Masonic
Temple, the guests were escorted to
the Clayton House where a banquet
was served.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
DEATHS.

lLLER.-Suddenly on the 2bth inst, ct
paralysis. Mary Amanda, daughter Of the
late Peter A. Humphriss, Esq, OF Whining
ton. Del, and beloved wife Of the late
Henry Miller, of Philadelphia.
Funeral from her late residence, 20! KEN
le street, Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
D.sce Cans and 3 SwYss EmbrOidC ry

Mrs. Stocklsy has jnst received a
large assortment of children's lace
caps and Swiss embroidery, very cheap
and good. Call and look at them before
you 10 elsewhere. N. X. corner Third
and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
--ONER-
l0ODif6rentStyIes

Double Chain Wool
filling Ingrains, 50 cents,
II Pairs WorStcd
and Wool, - cents,
Tapestry Brussels, Is cents,
Best Extra
Supcrs, s. cents to S1.OO,
Wool Venetian
Stair, 80 cents,
Wool Venetian
Stair, A, 60 cents,
Plainand Fancy
Mating, 2j to Is cents.
Best White
Imperial 50 cents
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
HIauEhIe fn Clothing

The mammoth stock at the Boston
One Price Clothing House, 2l3 N arket
street, will be closed out entirely during
the next 60 days. Choose your quits
early while the stock is full.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Su,vth Post GunE

The smyth Post Guards ID. Rooms Rls \
ted to meet at the fos' o,oIock shsl
(Saturday) evening, a. 1ohnson, d
in full uniform, e. ~
tain.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
-
Religious.

Elder Theobald, of Kentucky, will
preach at the Old Baptist Meeting
House, Tenth and King streets, on Sum
day, at 10. 80 a. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
OUR


Nice Chamber Suits, $25
to S3J. b la c k Walnut
Marble Top ChambcrSuits,
$40 to SlOO; Haircloth Par
Ior Suits, $40 to $65; Cook
ing Stoves, Wash Boilers,
Cedar Tubs and Pals, and
at bottom cash Prices, all OF
which we will sell you as
cheap as any other cash
house in town will for cash,
and give you liberal credit
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27

selling Oos'

Come quick and get fy9 yous ssls I'D q
young birds and ten n r Paln On u J, 6. Irss'
will sell cheap. Cai' VI
225 Orange street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
ClnmN An d Grabs.

H. Fl. Riggin & Co., 103 East Fourth
street, Wholesale dealers in all kinds Of
produce, and also clans and crabs
fresh daily.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27

The celiuloid truss will ass esFta,ss,2" ssass !"
better tier satisfaction than 1s1,i an druggist,
2nd and Market streets'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27
Grand Army Sui t..

at Mullin & Sons, Sixth and Mark ct
! streets, cheap and darable.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27

THE REPUBLICAN lp,iaav. piad and
over 8, 200 copies on n, a[lasaa' : nstsa before
the edition was oA"
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27

Fifty-fourth anniv,efsf"'SS an, nf &. Andlssss
q ohureh' sne s141 Whit Sunday May 20
3 O'Clock, P. M.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-27

HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH, Rev. Geo. II kra-
mer, pastor. 1890 d. IN, he Elder Broth
er and the Chloren- The Reality of the
Relation y 7l5, he >lder Brothe and the
Children W he Honor5 Of the telAtiOn.'