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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
Die Seinamen Der einscInen
Siaaten Der 1tnion uno pte
2pibuamen ibrer
SGraer.

Die @swc5nbsit Ysriouen uno Oinae
nitt NIT benz redten. ioabern NIT sinem
aumorltiidsn, einem Spis oosr Spott,
namsn Bu bebeidnen, finbet fit BEL alien
Volfern. absr mebr tn Der 8oltsipra9e,
ale in Der Sdriftipra9e. Defenders fart
NIT SeIssuns BON Spisuomsu mick
names) uarsu pon lsber bic @nsIduber unb
ibre Nadtommen be Qmerttaner. Soieben
mir, baB in ben Ser. Staaten nttt alein
fat isoer Staat unb bic Burger iebes
Staatss ibre Rsdnamsn bab.n, nein baB
aud bic Stabte ibre sisenen Spisuamen
befsen unb ii9 ote NsbsnbsSsidnuns oft
ielblt bsilesen.
Alabama ptrb mad benz 5auptprobutte
bes StaateS Cotton Plantation State,
. lie PIataseusS taat
senannt.
Den 9suobnsrn bi.iss Siautss wirb
sepSbnIi5 ber Naule Lizards, . ibe d.
sp, seseben.
Arkansas bat ben Ramsn Bear State,
Sdreu TIA 1, wesen Der ,obIreibsn Bd.
rem, bic f5 tur 3sit Der 8siisoeluus bes
Staates In istnen 8dlbern aufbieIten, unb
oeren Saso gtnbsimii6e unS Srsmbs ars
lofte.
Die @inwobnsr pon Nrtanias, ebenio
beridtist In fribsrsr 3sit, ME bic erff.
8eo0Iteruns BON Esras, bei6en Tooth
Pickers. 3 b n 4 o d er, cine anipieluna
aut bic 9swObnbsit Der frdbsrsn Bsuob,
nsr, IN ibren Streiti3teiten iofort gum @e,
brau4e oss Wsfsrs su idreiten.
California pirb Gold State, @oISs
9 mad benz buisIbif In Rense aes
funoenen @oIbe aenannt. - au4 beiBt
oieisr Staat Eureka State, 5suretas
Staat, nab benz Wotto isines Happens
Eureka. Dies Wort IN a,isdii1 unb
beosutst: so bab's esfunben"; ss pirb
isood aud lubltantiOli6 In bee Bebeutuna
BON embedding, belolDsts, penn bieieIbe
nab anbaltsnbem Su&en semadt pirb,
sebrau8t. Dabei pito an cine 4netbote
bon benz alien srie@iiden Waibsmatiter
ArdimeoeS srinnnt. Dieter bate porl
6onts 9iero BON Spratus ben auftraa ers
balten, Al unteriuten, oh su elmer fir ion
anSefsrtiSten Rrone, bic bas seuaue @e,
witt hes seliefertsn @oIbes bate, pittIi9
aues ssItsferte Sob perpenbet uo,beu iei.
Na4 lansem Ha4innen sntbsdte Nr9imes
bss, wdbrenb ct i'm Babe mar, BITE nod
bsute anSepsnSete Wfetbobe, bas ipeifiil1e
@spitt Der R0rpsr ~ bsfimmen, inbsm
elm Roper bslto bi6tsr unb idpsrsr III,
eth ie ~ssrinseres 8oIumen Waner sr beim
@intauden usrbrdnst, unb baB sr barna9
bsltimmen Tonne, oh bic Rrone reineS Sob
oosr sine 9ssiruns nit idls9tsrsm Weiaae
entbaIte. aIs benz iprutuisr @slsbrtsn
bieies Prin,ip liar purbs, ioa CT irsubis
aus benz Babe seipruns,n isin unb in ben
StraBen laut p~sttiubist tGbsn: Ssuretal
b. t. SD bGb's sefunbsn - ausebem
wirb Saltfornien btsusileu Eldorado, ais
bas @olblanb, bsbet9ust.
Die @aIifornier psrbsn mad benz @e.
i6dfte, wslbss mad Der @nt6eduna hes
californiiden @oibes GauIsnbe mad isuer
9essno lodte, Gold Hunters, @oIbid,
ssL 9olbia4sr, ssnannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22

Yrteifer Der Di5ceie, bate 8 Wdb@sn me-
gen ungenisenber &enntnife BON Der erffen
3. Communion buridieeen mifen. Be-
butts srinbli9erer 8orbsreituns belt er Go
fur notbuenbis, bieielbeu setrennt pom ben
anberen Rinbern Al unterridten unb Be-
niste babu bic Satriffet. 9ierauf bauten
BITE Sstnbe ibren teuH,idsn Ylan, uni, ben
mirbtsen Yrisiisr in's 0srberbsn su brin'
gen. 9Iuf cine Denunciation btsier 6tns
Der. bic icanoaISiefeu Dinss bstreffsnb,
warb Der Yfarrer plSsIi9 uerbaftst unb
in's @efdnsniB abssfibrt. Die sanSe
Stubt serietb In Nufresuns. Die &inber,
iouie bret Qebrerinnen murben psrb6rt unb
ipra9eu bic idwe,fien Bei9uIbisunssn
ssssn Zen Yfarrer aus. Nuein ben, Inter.
iudunssri9tsr feel es auf, baB bic &,nber,
zines nod benz anberen, TIRE Ansabsn &c
nau nit bsnieIben Sdsen, benieIben Wor'
ten ma@ten, ia man erbisIt ben @tnorud,
aIs Oh fe sins auswsnbis ssIsruts 9setion
bsrseiast bdtten, bic fe iebo9 nod nidt
gang fiber benz @ebdatnihe ~etnseprdst bdt
ten, ba fe sesen S9IuB bin ftodtsn unb
f19 In @iberiprlde usruidslten. Bel ber
S1Iu6perbanbIuns perwidsItsn i1 aud
bic 9sbrsrinnsn tn 10 coIo ale Wiberipra9s
unb seuannen bereu Ausiasen ben Stem'
pei Der 2ise, baB cine u6aise Sreiipre.
dung unausbIeibIi9 idten. Dis Yertbsi'
bisuns Ieste benn aud tIar, buB Elm per-
bre9erii4er Ylan sesen ben Pfarrer no
mentIi1 swii4sn elmer 2sbrerin, bic eiu
gang unRttIides 9eben fibrt, uub ben
gltern iener unslldI,den Rinbsr perein
bart worben mar, baB man es aIio mil
elmer 8erleumbuns nteorisfter Mrt su tbun
bate. Die leetionsueiie aufseiasten I'm
i4uIbi9un8en Der 2tnber entbielten Diuse,
BITE nidt w%ieberseseben werben blrfen, uni
etne Der bret betbeilisten 0sbrerinnen bait.
bic traurise Gufsabe iberuomuen, unmin:
bise &iuber tn bieien Dinssn Su unterri9'
ten, uul einen unbsf9oItenen, btsber ause
meiu sea&teteu prieifer unsIidIi9 Su mo
den. WeI1e fttlide electromagnetic,
wel4e tsuHii9e Bosbsit seb5rt au eineu
ioldsn Ereibenl Na9 Der 0%srtlnbisune
bes freiipre9enbeu l1rtbstIs erbsb t9 tn
3ufdauerraunl Elm Sturm BON entbufaitt
i&en 3urufen: IS Iebe Der Bfarrsr Wu
lot! Die uni4uIb bat eeftestl" u. (. %
Soslei9 biIoete it4 Elm gontte 3ur Samm
lung uon Bsitrdssn, um benz i6uer se
priften Bfarer bur9 Bibmuns zines Rel
Dies eine tletne @snusibuuns Bu gsbsu
Wir wieberbolen: Nit ueI9er S1aosn
trsube uirbs bic sesnsriide Yrsiie aus bic
lem Taue Capital ssi9Iasen babsn, wsnr
Der pfarrer i9ulbis oner unibulbis psrur
tbelIt poroen wdre. Oie iaubere 2ebreril
uirbe als Wuiter Der Eussnb unb 5itsril
Der uniaulo bic In ben 9imnsI e,bobsl
Uorsen iein, wabrenb man nidt Sotb ge
mug 9efunoen bdtte, um bic @sillittei
oamit 5u iberi6itten. @Iidhtsr 8sil
bat ftS iebod aud bier pisbsr bas Spri5
mott be~pabrbeitet: User 4nbern Elm
9rube srdbt, fdat isIbf biusinl" Oi
Gsbrertn 1T iOfO,t in llntsriudung sesose,
uorssn unb erbielt fur tire Risbsltra IT be
Der Dor eiHiSen Easen itaitssbabts'
S4lubuerbanbluns DOT ben aifien, pobl
usrotenter ufaBsn, bret Sabre 9sfdnsnib
(5uIo. 3t9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
RarboItfher Rir6ensR aIenSer.
BON BEN 10 GusIdsissu.-2ae. II.
aGsun8 tbr RatboItfen!
ySie Gimme bes perf. Hius TX.

Sn unisru Easeu i9etnt bic 8oriebuns
Der tatboli9eu 8reife eius beionbere Wils
Gou ssseben gu baben. sln tbr TIT ss, bic
@runbiise ber Orbuuns unb bes @Iaus
Gems bort, NO bieielben berrf9en, 3u bewabs
cen anb fe ba au perbretten, mo 9ottIos
Estett uub cine talte @lei6siltisteit btes
sslben tn Sersefenbeit seratben lieBen.-
Estis TX. tn etnem S9reiben pon 1851.
Btr eriu9eu sic ~tnftdnbtst, allen benen
NIT eureu1 suten @taen uub eurer @unft
Sst3uifeben, BITE, NIT @etft besabt unb NIT
a~enissnber &enutntB aisseriftet, f9 an
Ste &rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder uub 8eituns
gen sur 8srtbeibisuus unb gerbreituns Der
satboIti@eR 2ebre per6fentli9en. - gncps
eItea 8tus TX.
Sic Stimme 9eu's XIII.
Zueeat lux vestra ooram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestrs bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(2aHet euer 2t1t lsu1tsn Dor ben Men,
s&eu, bau,tt fe euere sutes Derts ieben.
nnb Der 5err gebs eu4 baSl Setnen Sc:
asuD
SEQ XIII. on bas tn garsa eri6einenbe
@Iatt Luce" 2eu9te), anfans 1880.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
u.n,v Ending of . Romance.

The marriage of a young couple IN
HYDE Park, Saturday night, was the
happy consumation ofa very interest
ing and pretty romance. They are DOH
the children of farmers in England, ne
of Door, she of wealthy and aristocratic
pare nts. The farms of each adjoin. They
became infatuated with each other ana
courtship began. The parents OF the
young and accomplished bride were
bitterly opposed to the match and dla
everything to break it up. Love for
parents, however, could not repress
the flame that glowed for her lover.
The tie grew stronger and stronger.
Even threats of disinheriting her avail
ed nothing. As last resort she was
sent to Scotland. Her lover was almost
broken hearted. She was closely watch
ed lest she might write to him. Not q
word came to console him and despair
ing of ever seeing his love again, he
sailed for America. This was ten months
ago. After his departure the girl was
brought to her home in England. The
hope she had fostered Of meeting her
lover was usurped by bitter grief and
disappointment. The vast waters OF the
Atlantic now separated them. Some
time after the arrival of the young man
in this country, he wrote to 4 former
eoverness Of the young lady regarding
her. Through the governess she learned
where he was. Without preparation
and with the bare means Of defraying
the yrip, she st sail and arrived in
New York laht week, almost penniless
nd without trend IN the great city.
Thursday Ler lover received a letter
roiu ii city stating she had followed
, him to the shores Of ihe free. Money
was lmme,iia'e j sent to her, and the
noble 4nd pluaky woman came 20 scran
ION on The Xix O'clock TAln SATURDAY
mg.t. Not Wlltiig longer 70 delay enc
happy utuI.ou of their sorEows and u's
appolptIuents, the truly happy coup!t
ware married by a Hyde Park hlnls
tey a: esgIt O'clock tho same evening
To every cloud there is a silver lining.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
Tho storm.

The heavy storm Of wind and rain
which commenced yesterday morning,
seemed to increase in violence until
towards evening it blew q perfect hur-
ricane, and for time the rain fell In
torrents. The storm is believed to have
extended for a considerable distance,
and cautionary signals were displayed
along the Delaware river and bay
About quarter past seven O'Clock last
evening iarge brick stack, % feet IN
hrign,, J.aJ had recently been built at
the Mccullough Iron works foot OF Sew
enth street, fell with a crash, crushi ng
in about twenty feet of the side OF ont
OF the buildings.
Fortunately no one was inj jured, but II
the stack had fallen in the oppo
site direction i: would have caused con
siderable damage and loss of life, as
number of workmen were employed II
that building. The stack was wei
bound, aud substantially erected, ant
the only reason that can ba assignee
for its fall Is, that the mortar WAS moi
thoroughly hardened.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
Another 4 kAie OF Lots.

j. r. Fcald Il Co. will have anal
sale OF lots, i3 in, number and adv|
ing house, on the premises, TO- mm1
Saturday, Nay 18th ats Bop m Tn !
are located, 80 In the square bstv|
Harrison and Franklin streets }
Maple and Sycamore streets, Ous
Harrison anG Columbia Avenue; OH,
Van Barren near Beech and MIN,
Van Buren, between Beech and 81
more streets. The four roomsd M
with shed kitchen is located on nd
ant street near Van Buren. The
will be sold fairly and squarely and
be paid for in monthly insalusa
notes and cash. These lots are
prosperous part of the city and are 1
growing into money. An ounbu
leave Seventh and Market streets ID
80 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
Sale OfSt0cks.

Charles B. Lore, Esq, anu oo''y, ~ !,
Carpenter executors OF the 10" =, "
p. Herdman, sold this morning. = :,
auction rooms of l.. W. Stldnsu"'
the following stocks and lotS: -.
To JohusoD, Elliott u TO-, sSa' sall
Delaware railroad sock az 'rs @s
shares of Wilmington Cos' vvII y
for 965.; 4 shares National | OansSII ~ mi
mington Brandy wine to ) j. y p I''l
$6s. Is; 9 share p, W. y snf' ., n, n /,
to Thomas NJ. Culbsrt at 641s, ~
Masonic Hall Company 70 Iaus, y" =
er at IS. 25; a lot on Column. Sa.on
Rehoboth Beach, to Mr.. Jonns'p n (
and a lot on Reboboth A'enu'
w, Walker for IS.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
Rain DrOpA.

The sale ofbuilding lots in Christi
Hundred, one square west Of Uni
street, advertised by Daniel RH
agent, to effect the sale for Ge0'c
Weldip, to take place YESTERDAY!
been postponed until Thursday NEXT
The pension Ct Richard AdsnA
Milford, has been increased thpq
the efforts of OK. City Treasurer hia
Vincent. Mr.. Adams was a msnl
of Company G, Third DelsHar q
mant.
The old steamboat Perry hu
repaired by the Harlan u aaA'
worth Company, and her name sAa
to "Delaware." She plies ktsa
Philadelphia and Salem, and VI
years old.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
kbeAtv, Ra Gle 1nsA rance.

HARRISBURG, May II The Dauphln
county CUurL lU.uAv dissolved hfty-
eight mutnal assessment insurance
companies, which were lately proceed
ed against by the Attorney General, al
the instance of the l1surauce Commits
sioner Of the Saate.
The mum Dor which the Insurance
Commi missoner alleges have been doir Z
business in violation If thei: chartered
privileges H. 213, and against all these
proceedings have heea iusti5nted with
= view to their dissolution. A large
majority OF the companies which
have made answer TO the Court
requiring them Is shcw cause why
their bus s.Less should NOT be closed
state that they are constrained t.
submit to tho ravOcatlpDa to tteil
charters, because the mutual assess
mept insurance business has baen rem
dsred uDproifable; alao some cLarg'
their misforuuuas On other companies
which are cIa aimed to have done dis
reputable business About tWehtJ
con panies have fled answers contest
ing the right of the Common wealth q
dissolve them on the allegation mad
against them.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
The Broth.rh osd Of tue Brewers.

The convention of the United States
Brewers Association concluded its
sessions for 1882 to-day. Resolutions
calling upon the government to en-
courage the production of lighter drinks
because they are less harmful than
heavier beverages, by releasing manu-
factures from illibersl restrictions, were
passed.
The resolutions also declare that
while the asso sociation Is adverse to
minsling politics with business its
members pledge themselves to overlook
party affiliations and act together In
defeating the candidates Of any party
that panders to fanaticism by support
ing prohibitory laws. Money In sums
of from $500 to $1,000 was voted for the
use of those who are resisting the en-
creachments OF the enemies of the malt
! liuuor in nterests.' A resolution in re-
lation to the packing of malt was adop.
ted.
The following sfficers to servo du.
ring the ensuing year were chosen:
President-H. b. Sctarnann, OF
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Vice Pr esident-Henry Clausen, Jr.,
of New York.
Treasurer - William A Miles Of
New York.
Secretary Richard Katlenmayer, OF
New York.
A Board of Trustees, consisting OF
ten members, and vigilance commit
tee of twenty memb'rs, to hold offic'
for one year, were elected. The con
vention adjourned to enjoy $2,Oo
BANQUET this evening and to meet II
Detroit on May 3, 1883.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
EdgeluOOr Yaent Club.

A nun per of the residents Of E1ge-
moor recently formed themselves into
Yacht club, and negotia cd with a
ship builder at Pennsgrovo. n. j., for
the construction of a nice skitf. On
Saturday last the new boat was
launched and christened the E9gemoor,
after the Edgemoor Iron Company.
A fter being launched she was taken to
Elpemoor and was very much admired
nv all VINO saw her. 1t is the intention
of tte owners to Use her for sailing
PARTIES the coming summer and they
will no doubt have many pleasant
sail. The officers of the boat have not,
al yet, been appointed.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
Miraculous Recovery.

Mr.. James Naylor, who was serious! y
Injured at the Edgemoor Iron Works
on the oath of April, by having an iron
bar run into his body, and who ii
was thought could not possibly recover,
ia still alive and rapidly recovering
from the severe injury he received. DR..
Draper of this city is his attending
physician and there is no doubt at the
present but that he will entirely re
cover. He is about so years of age but
of strong constitution, and his many
friends will be pleased to hear of his tn.
.oura ging position. 1t had been cur
rentlv reported that he was dead, but
on investigation into the affair, by q
representative of this paper, the above
facts we're glsamnd.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
United Order of Odd Fellows.

The United order OF Odd Fellows
which comprises the colored portion
of that order, met last evening, at
o'clock In the lecture room OF the A. U.
M. p. Church, on French street, near
Ninth. At 8 o'clock procession was
formed of the Patriarchy, the Whining
ton Council No. 5, Past Grand Mas.
ters, the Household of Ruth No. 4,
Star Of Bethlehem Lodge No. S97,
Wilmington Lodge No. l,459, aud
Brandy wine Lodge Of the church. Or.
George r. Henderson, Noble Grand OF
the Star of Bethlehem Lodge, called
the Assemblage to order and the
most Venerable Patriarch David ID.
G ustus of Wilmington, Patriarchy No.
10, acted as master Of eremonies.
Prayer was offered by Past Noble
Father, Rev. W. j. Parker and music
was furnished with Charles A. Bayard
at the organ. The GRAFTON on the Rise
and Growth of the United Order OF
Odd Fellows in the United States,
was delivered by Most Worshipful
Grand Master, j. Shadrach Brown, OF
| Council No. 6 of Baltimore, Maryland,
! and WAS an interesting aud eloquent
discourse. The gentleman said that
in ls43 number of colored men, who
were anxious to become Odd Follows
endeavored to become associated with
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
in this country, and when they
we're refused admission here they made
application to the United Order OF Ode
Fellows of Manchester, Leeds, England
by Peter Ogden steward ON the
Liverpool line of vessels and Mr.
,Ogden was Authorized to extend the
order throughout the United State.
The order was introduced into thi
State in 1916, and a charter was oh
, tanned by e II. Anderson, Henry
Craig and others for Bethlehem Lodge
All the other lodges in this jurisdiction
have been organized by Mr.. Gustus
The evening was spent in pleasan
manner and the exercises were inter
spersed with some choice selections
music.
Among the noted officials presen
were William Winston, M. W. q. M
Of Council No. 5 and district master
Delaware; James l.. Wilson, deput,
district master; John kirkman, distric
treasurer; David II Gustus. distric
sec rotary, and the Rev. W. j. Parker
the district chaplain. The festlvltle
were kept up until after midnight.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
FIFTH Edition
Detective Jsue. ..,,J

INV" NohhAd ~,
Deteetive Jones has bsco,A A'
to evil doers, especially tbi.Y.Ss 4
up the REPUBLICAN, and s. ~ as pic
port Of Charles K. Evan. a S.asA y
brutally assaulted at tha aa@vlne
Fourth and Orange strests ~ :, corn
man with a black, jack Or i:,.I X ~
kles for the purI ose Of rohhI.se his.se
Mr.. Jones for some tina sIai aiu
suspicious looking young m,a noIc
around sometimes at tha az Sa 10,
sometimes In the vicipitv osp0t
and Market streets. Concjndin,, !! a
that this young man might "
something to do with t6e .. ..Ve
Mr.. Evans, Mr.. Jones pot s,cs. Issae
last night and traced him to 1as ~. "
ing gallery, In the bssemsns.. y s.0
Lieberman building, Fifth and NJ v
streets. !"
He then went TO zoe II N, u
could identify the man who a., !, ,r,t
and Mr.. e. being positive tS. sS..
would know him went along VA sIss
detective. Mr.. Jones told n. "Ia
to 60 into the shooting CALLER, ar, ! " y,
which OF the three men pointed .ua "u.
saulted him. This Mr.. +, rssSSu Su1
and to make sure that be- vs.
! went back a second time and vss w. y
positive than ever that he saw s tSs y
Mr.. Jones knew the mans nam. m
with Mr.. Evans went to % tho .
office and procured a warrant ~
arrest of William Roy. Taking :.
Thomas along, the party retnrnaa " y
gallery where Roy was engsssa "
loading rifles. e'1
Not wishing to create apy o, j
ment, Detective Jones went quiet,,
to Roy and reaching over thu co.,
caught him by the hand saying, I'D 1v
liam, | have warrant for your A.,
come right along without mskins
excitement. Roy made no re,i.,,
but followed Mr.. Jones and it VA,
until they were passing out Of ths
that any other person In the \,
knew that an arrest had been MI NJ
Mr.. Evans this morning swors !
lively to the identity OF the pusr
in default of $1,000 ball Roy was
for court on charge of assault viii
intention Of committing 4 hiqh,
robbery,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
IMPEACHMENr TALK.
xively Scene in a dull debate
Nawes and Morgan lock Horns.

WASHINGTON, May n.-Senator
Dawes did not Insist upon sitting out
his Court of Appeals bill this evening
When his dinner hodr approached, IN
common with other Senators, he be-
came convinced of the folly OF the pro.
posed self inflicted punishment, and
having secured an agreement that the
voting should begin at o'clock to NOR
row, he acauiesced in adjournment.
The debate of to-day was uninter-
esting except for few minutes, when
Senator Dawes attempted to call sena'
Tor Morgan to account for stating that
the President had given assurances that
ii the bill was passed, fair proportion
Of the new Judges should be Democrats.
AS Mr.. Morgan stated 1t, it was made
10 Sppear that the President being In.
terested in the measure, had given sugh
assurRuces in order 10 influence Demo-
.7sss to favor II. TIE colloquy was
spirited. MIR. Dawes said 1t was due TO
Ehe Senate and to Senators VINO were
.called upon to vote one way or the
sother upop the bill that the Sena or
from Alabama should make his author
iity pubic. He said, if the statement
were true, those who were the organs OF
such negotiations and ttose who were
parties to them deserved to be i'm
peached. and if The Senator from A la
'baus a1apy trust wo,thy information
about 1t he Was bound to make II
public.
Mr.. Morgan reiterated his statement,
and said if the Senator from Massachu.
sets would come to his desk he would
tell him what his authority was. He
declined TO be q avn into a controversy
or TO be put upon the "itness stand,
and intilnated that Mr. Dawes would
be glad to. have him bring a grave
charge against the purity OF the An
ninisJra,ion. Mr.. Dawes asked II tht
Sena or did n9G think it due to his G"l
character and to the Senate that suci
insiuuatiops shoulG not be made eXcep
rpon proof which he was WI Ing u
make punlic. Mr.. Morgan reiterated
he could guard his own character a
well AZ the SeuaGor from Massdcl useIt
could. He had uoLulng 70 WI hdraW
but, Oh the con .f4ry, he roatlir.ned al
ne had said.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
SNIMON GUTHRIE,

YrKlbADEhpHlA, HlAAnAaNSION AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
TRAINS WILL. LnAvR WILMINGTON 40 FOL
Lows:
May 7th, 1882.
For Philadelphia and .ntermediate sta.
tions, e:to, 1870 a. M; 2.so, 4, 7:So, $50
p. In.
Philadelphis lsxpress), 2, 2;23, $50, 7:2t, g.
10, 9, 9a9 1858 ll63 a. M. l2lb, l:r3, o:l7, CIV,
s:s', 7:.ep. IN.
New Yora 100, 22s, 8.At ;:2s, s.bs, LIE ..
IN. ,.l3:as, l.bS, SAT, t.3s 7,2op. N.
Baltimore and Intermediste Stations, l.o'
II T. m, and 600 p. N.
Baltimore and Bay LJns, s.67 p IN.
baltimore and Washington, LA, t'n
= o., 9.l7 a. M, l. 0, tE:08, 0.H, n.N p
Baytlmors only l.0G m.,bO and oop. r.'
Trains for Delaware Division l3sre 70:
New Castle s,e.Jc, 40 q. m., loH, a.o:, d'aSp.r
Harrington and laIerr' adibt0 StItens. s II
6. U., lob, d.ltp. IL
Ielrar and latsr!nedis,ss Stations e.lea,
q. o, .. =.
suNDaY IltAiEE.
Fn.,pr9lph;a ard ;D5H-In caists 5t.sops
SO s., 10. IL m.S.S0,'.Se, s.ha ~ +.
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Il s3d. 7.&5 J. m.
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so. 7n o.; 1l.0s 2. -. HLi. l.ob am.
For further information pa.sseneors X. :.
| ferre>l 10 the tine tables po.ted AZ tho dopcs
| Ir.i.s marked thus Il, SIRE limited expres
npor whion axLta iaIe is charged,
FRANK THOMSON, J. X. WOOL
tfsn'i Manager. tfer" Fsss. h2t,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
To,MUrRUWs

For the REPUBLICAN, h,Co1
Ia selecting o canu'"h ~ ward y
the citizens { I theEi 'veh'u Da, NJ
not forget " M. A. ..,ssS SsG'',ii With
ney is largely idenIlns% y, nloauh las:I
ness operations, Is ~. : f,rloru
and as a leader OF the .vse VI 40
the The Tenth I, ward two Sssn S's,' fsi si'ts
bold fight against shsSf ~ the tIsr1
running largely ahead d1SS'p,SurEsp1 81 RI
Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
DEATHS.

MOO ANE,-Qn the 10Th Inst, hhdreW
LIndsey McClane, In his 66th year.
Relatives and male friends only are invited
10 atteud his fune, al from his late residence,
No. 81 Tatnall street. on Saturday morning,
AT IL O'Clock. Services at 1880 lnterment
at wilmington and Brandywine cemetery
WEl,pIN.--nn the 1lth instant William X.
Weldin, In the s7th year Of mis- age.
Relatives and friend are respec. ully IN
yited to attend his funeral from hls late resi-
dcnce in rr4ndy1ine hundreu, on Mohnsy
t,s I5tI Instant at II O'Clock a. n. Inter
nept at Mt, Pleasant cemetery.