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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-10-10
LATER,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 40 p. III.
Latest kilograms elect Judge Hoadey
Governor, with Ave to eight thousand
majority.
The balance of the State ticket Is still
in doubt, nut working majority in the
legislature is claimed by the democrats.
The Republicans here are 10th to
credit the above and think the official
returns will change the result. No
further news from Iowa. X.
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NDu u Nv Girls.

A couple of young ladies' residing noI
far from Rosendale Park, going out the
avenue last nj ght, were rudely accos'ea
by man who laid his hand upon one
Of them. The young lady instead Oh
running off affrighted and screaming
turned around and struck the fellow a
blow with her fist which sent him run.
ming down another street, the ladieS
giving him chase The next time ne
attacks them he will meet q warmer IT,
ception.
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The Alliance Delegates.

1t il desired that a full turn out OF
delegates from every church, white and
colored, as well M academies, colleges
and reform societies throughout the
State, BIZ present at the annual session
of the State Temperance Alliance, at
Middletown, on next Tuesday.
Every organization represented must
ser d credentials properly signed and
also one dollar membership fee with
their delegates. Those who have not
as yet received orders frr a reduced rate
on the railroad, can procure them on
applying to II. w. Morrow, at his resi-
dence, No. 808 Market street NJ.
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After Their Fees.

The Witnesses who we're held over
night in the Cassidy case applied 70
Judge Cummins this morning for their
fees, and We're very indignant when he
informed them that he had no money
for paying fees. The City Solicitor
upon being appealed to, said that the
Levy Court had not made any appro,,
priation for this purpose, and he dlu
not know where the money was to come
from, as no provision was made IN the
city charter Mr.. Turner intends to me
an information against Cassidy, anu !,
he returns to this city he will be arrested
and taken before the Court.
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A CHANCE.

Seldom offered our young
men by which they can (a'
once) purchase a handsome
and desirable suit of clothes,or
an overcoat,hat and furnish
ing goods, and avail them
selves of an easy payment
system.
Young Mems all-wool
Suits, fashionably cut and
made for our special trade,at
80, worth SI2.
Young Mems all-wool
overcoats, at $3.50, worth
SI3.
Boys fine Atwood Suits,
at $3.50, worth 50.
Children's fine all-wool
suits, a complete line, from
$3.50 to $500.
Young Mems Handsome
Diagonal Cork-Screw, new
fashionable shades, from SIC
to $22, worth 20 per cent.
more.
The finest medium weight
Overcoat in town, at $500
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F|FTH EDITION
OHIO REPUBI.ICAN.


Foraker fer GevePneP and . Re.
pubDleas Lsglslatoss.
Special dsspstch to the RIPuBLIoAH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, IL. Ala. m.
The returns come in very slowly, but
every thing now points TO the election
of Foraker for Governor Of Ohio. The
Republicans will also have . working
majority In the Legislature. The tabu.
lated returns from districts in forty.
three counties, aggregate Republican
gains Of four thousand two hundred
and eleven votes, and Democratic gains
in districts In thirty-three counties az.
gregating one thousand seven hundred
and sixty three votes, net Republican
gain Of two thousand two hundred and
forty eight. Indications point to an
unus ually large vote In the State.
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Stbley's Bulbs.

Persons who desire winter blooming
bulb flowers should send to Hiram Sib.
ley q Co., Rochester, N. Y, for full
catalogue. A dollar will pay for some
twenty fine selec ed bulbs, amongst
which are several fine hyacinth and tn.
lip bulbs. We are under obligations to
the firm named for a number of bulbs
sent us. H..
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Another Version,

1t is stated that the reported fight at
McHugh's hotel, in South Wilmington,
on Saturday, was nothing more than a
friend ~ scutile between two men who
wished TO see who could knock off the
others hat most frequently. Both were
10 good humor and it is alleged that
there was no effort made to deprive
either Of a dollar or any other sum.
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A False Report.

1t was reported last evening th ma"
fight had taken place among the i'al, "ar
employed On the new railroad n sar
Stanton, and that one Of tie nuil'y "s
had been SO severely stabbed thai ~
died in short time afterwards ln
quiry this morning failed to comm va
the report, and 1t is thought u "
false.
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DEATHN.

HOUSTON-On the 9th inst. Emma Hous
ton, at the home OF her sisters, at Atglen
Chester County, Pa.
OCHELTREE-On Oct. 8. 1883, Sallie T..
Ocheltree, wife of J. Maxwell Ocheltree
Also on Oct. Q, J. Maxwell OcAeltree.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral OF
both to take place on Thursday, Oct. llth, al
2 o'clock p. IN. Services at the West Presby
terrain Church. lnterlnent at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery, without further motto .
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ack Silks, East Aisle.
John WANAMAKER.

A new lot Of Oriental Lace
will be shown this morning.
F." Two-toned' is the name
a new effect in ecru and
white. You'll see it, Of
course, The newest de-
signs, all widths, and prices
ranging from l6c. to $3.50
per yard.
South aisle.
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PRECISION IN TIMEkEEPING,

At no period of our business
experience has there been so real
or urgent a demand for timekeep-
ers of accuracy and precision, as
at the present moment.
The attention ofthOse interest
ed in the subject, and those who
have met with dissatisfaction in
purchasing many of the so-called
high grade watches of the day, is
directed to the names of the fol-
lowing tirst-c ass makers for whom
we are special agents.
II. r. Ekegrcn, Louis Audc
mars and NacherOn d Constantin.
of Geneva, who are everywhere
recognized as the leading makers
Of Europe.
Our assortment embraces all
the varieties of Reporters. Cal
cndars, Chronographs, Split Sc
conds and Plain Timers, marked
at prices as low, if not lower,
than is frequently demanded for
Inferior watches. Correspond.
ence very respectfully solicited.
j. f. CALDWELL & Co.,
9O2 Chestnut st., Philadelphia,
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Meeting this Evening,

j. Maxwell Ocheltree, who died yes,
terday, was during the war member
OF the First Delaware Battery, and a
meeting of the survivors will be held
this evening at $50 o'clock, at the head.
quarters of Smyth Post, to make
arrangements to attend his funeral to.
morrow afternoon.
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A Narrow Escape.

While Father Bradford was oa'
riding near Dover q few days slho ar'
he made narrow escape from ri S1;s
ious injury and possibly death. 81, m
horse became frightened and ran aW s;SI,
throwing him from the carriage, "n'''
was finally broken to pieces.
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The Fast OF AtOnemcnt.

Tomorrow is celebrated by the He
brews all over the world as fast day,
in commemoration of the atonement.
Al the stores kept by Hebrews will be
closed, and services held all day in the
~ nagogue in the Morrow building.
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Autumn RaApberr1eS.

We were shown this morninga c'us
ter Of fine perfectly formed Bran" y,
wine raspberries, grown by WlI'i mr.
Sayers on the farm Of Mrs. Alfred pu
Pont on the Kenneth Pike. They WIZ WIZ
a. finely favored az any that n'"''
their aDpearance in June.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-10-10

This morning man picked up new
hat in the street, which according to
the advertisement on the paper in
which it was wrapped, had been pnr-
chased at Humphreys, No. 3O2 Market
street. He gave it to officer Marques
who left it at the police station.
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John WANANAKER.

We've made a special
thing in Black Quilted Silks
this season. Every whit as
good as those you see sold
for ST and as we have sold
them, but now you'll get
them for 75c. per yard.
Black Silks, East Aisle.
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Tho Dynamite outrage in Pawl ing


PoUGHKEEpsIE, Oct. 9.-Samu-l
Goumer, a victim ofthe dynamite out
rage at Pawling, died there this morn
ing Coroner jerks held post mortem
examination and found piece of tin in
the cavity of the abdomen. The fugi-
tives Griffin, Miller and Mulkins, are
being closely pursued. 1t is now known
that they boarded the New York and
New England train at PAwling station,
mile or so west Of the wrecked house,
at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, all
three under the influence of liquor.
They went to Fishkill Landing, crossed
to Newberg, and on Sunday walked up
the West Shore Railroad, and were
seen at Highland, opposite this city.
Or Monday they walked to Kingston,
where they appeared at the Waikiki
Valley Railroad depot in time to take
the 4.3O p. m. train. They had only a
dollar between them, and told the con-
ductor that they were going into Penn
sylvania. He carried them as far as
their dollar would take them, when
they got off The conductor of the train
on the Waikiki Valley railroad, which
arr 4 AZ Kingston this morning., says
that hr saw them walking along the
railroad track towards Goshen. Officer
Brock, Of pawllug, arrived at Kingston
this afternoon, and started after them
expecting 10 reach Goshen tonight. 1t
is thought that he will capture them, as
be telegra Dhed ahead to Orange County
officers TO look out for them.
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NOTICE.

No1loE'
In conformity with the provisions Of the act
passed by the General Assembly OF the State
of Delaware, on the l4th day of March, A. d.,
1885, notice ia hereby given that an applca
ton will be presen ed to the Honorable Leon
ard H. Wales, Associate Judge of New
Castle County, on Saturday, the 10th day of
October, A. D. 1883, 1T ten O'Clock In the
morning, at Chambers In the city of Whining
ton, for a charter Of incorporation OF a Com
pany called THE Diamond State Car Spring
Company" to carry on the bus ness of manu-.
featuring locomotive and car springs, and
steel springs generally of every Kind used or
connected with locomotives, cars or other car.
ridges, and to use, sell or dispose of the same,
and generally to do all things necessary fol
the carrying on Of said business, the prin.
cipal place Of business Of said company TO be
at the city Of Wilmington, aforesaid The
amount Of the capital stock to be one hundred
thousand dollars, divided into one Thousand
shares Of one hundred dollars each the
amount Of capital to be paid In before com
mencing business to be- twenty -four thousand
nine hundred d.llars That said corporation
IL to commence on the first uay Of November,
A. ID 1883, and terminate on the hrst day Of
November. A. d., 1908.
The names and residents of the original
subscribers to the capital stock are Us follows ::
Pussy A. Walton, No. 40 East Fourteenth
street, Wilmington, Del. Ephraim 7. Wal
ton, No. 908 West street. Wilmington, Del !;
Charles s. Rowland, No. 904 King street vii
m Ing ton, Del; Nathan H. Davis. No 1900
Wallace street, Pnila., Pa; Lewis q. Graft
18th and Chestnut streets, Phila., Pa. olOet
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AOOther NtRbbtssQ A fEAlr.

Tuesday afternoon two colored men
engaged in an alteration on Orange
street, and after several blows had
passed between them, one drew a knife
and slashed away at the other, but for
tunately only inflicted slight wound.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-10-10

The Ohio Valley Construction Com
rauy Of MoundsviIe, West Virginia,
have purchased old engine No A, from
IA" Philadelphia, Wilmington & Batl-
lapr" h1iIroad Company, for use on the
(fho Valley Railroad. The engine has
'o"en thoroughly repaired and re-num-
h"re! No, ,. It was shipped last even
ing JUS new field of labor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-10-10

Mr.. Joseph +. Stoeckle, of Mt. Yer
non, Ohio, who, In company with his
family, has been on a visit to his rela-
tives and friends in this city, left to-day
for that place,
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MARRlAGEE.

MES-SPUkWAY-On the 9Th inst at the
residence orc. V. L. McMinn, New BERRY,
Pa. by Rev. Alexander Henry. Fred L.
Ames, Of Newberry, Locoming Co., Pa, to
Miss Josie 2. Spurway, of Philadelphia, Pa,
formerly Of Wilmington, Del.
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Car Shipments.

The Delaware car works, Bowers,
Dure & Co., shipped today two first
class passenger coaches, one local pos.
tal car. and one baggage and express
car, TO the Georgia Pacific Railroad.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-10-10

When you feel the keen touch Of a cold
wave, 20 to Christfield h Best. and get your
thick underwear. Finest In the city. Low.
est prices.
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10000 900 o o d o o D o D 90 o
OOOOOOOOO . 90 900

SHERIFTS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ of Venditiohi Expenas. TO me direct
ed, will be exposed to Public Sale. ut the Court
House on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE OATH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883,
At o'clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
AL that certain piece or parcel Of land
with tw> story brick dwelling house there
on e4ected, situated in the city OF Whining
ton and state Of Delaware, bounded and de.
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning on the
southerly side Of Chestnut street, Mt the d F.
lance OF lOl feet easterly frem the easterly
side Of Van Buren, street. thence along said
side OF Chestnut street easterly IA feet, thence
soutGerly and parallel with Van Buren,
street IS feet to the northerly side Of a three
feel wide alley running parallel with Chest
nut street, eX end ny from Van Buren, street
to Porter street. thence by said side Of said
al ey westerly IA feet. and thence northerIy
pl illel with Van Buren, street aforesaid st
tee, 10 the place Of beginning, be the contents
interrupted use and privilege Of said three
feet vide alley in conn on forever.
seized and taken in execution as the
property Of George W. Russell and to be
sold by
JAM Els MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIrF's OFFICE, Wilmington, Della ware,
October 9Th 1888
OcItuths-1W
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NOTICE.

If you contemplate pur-
chasing property in Whining
ton or vicinity,you should first
obtain a list of some of the
bargains we are offering. Our
" Real Estate Bulletin is
published for free distribution.
Call and get a copy. D. T.
HAWKINS & SoN,Real Estate
Brokers,712 Market st. ostt
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John WANAMAkER.

Thermometers represent !:
Superb Battle Axe.
Antique Club.
Antique Slung Shot.
Beers Foot and Whip,
&c.
Plaques in nickel and gilt,
as ash trays, with heads of
Bears, Dogs, &c and Camel
in bas-releif, $500 each.
Perlumery Bottles, with
peasant girl on a ladder.
s3.25.
A beautiful Card Tray and
Bouquet Holder. SIT.
Kate Greenaway Figures.
Sl.75.
Paper Weights in groups
of animals, &C., &C., &c.
In the entire collection not one duplicate. 81
per cent. saved against the gift season.
North aisle.
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IOlIN WANAMANER.

A Bargain lot in Bisque
figures, ornamental and use
full, at clean cut prices that
may clear off the tables in
about a day and a half. 10
cents to IS.
Another choice assortment
in these wonderful Flemish
figures our buyer unearthed,
and we'll run them off at half
value, grading from IS cents
to S.
Lower floor, west side aisle
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AT
John Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
wednesday,:

The Millinery Opening is
to be next Thursday and Fri
day. The Paris Hats and
pretty things selected by two
lady milliners who went to-
Europe specially for that OBJ
ject are in store and awaiting
the completion Of the new
millinery quarters adjoining
the Chestnut street dress
making rooms. Thursday
and Friday we shall be
ready.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-10-10
John WANAMAKER.

When we say Fans at
this time O year, you'll think,
of course, not of those useful
agitators, but Of the dainty
creations of art. Ornamen-
tai, eminently. Useful for
cooling" only when a me
dunn of filtration. A small
advance lot of Dress Fans
take in such as these
White Ostrich Feathers on a real Pearl
Frame. $40.
white Ostrich Feathers on Tortoise Shell
Frame, $65
Pink Ostrich Feathers on Pearl Frame $40.
Marabout Feathers on Frame Of Pearl or
Tortoise, $12 and s27.
White Ostrich Feathers on Ivory Frame,
$ls.
Black Ostrich Feathers on Tortoise Frame,
$50.
North aisle.
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Musical Newport.

SHs!essor Root, Of Philadelphia, has or.
gagged S/SinEing lass in Newport, ALSO
9nf ln/Stanton. The Newport class
Will Weet on Saturday evenings. Pro-
fessr. Dopfseaches by the tonic system,
Whiah II Consider preferable to the old
1A faBlQN> =
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER n. 1883
A., o..In.lr =, ., ms f,lInu,s.

horse a good worker for cart or driving,
one colt coming years old, 20 head of well
select d dairy cows, home raised, some with
calves by their side, others springing and
milking. l York wagon, made by McLear Il
Kendall three spring market wagon. The
subscriber has no further use for them. A
credit of 30 days will be given. For further
particulars see DANIEL BRADLEY.
L. W. STIDHAM Il Son, Auc. oc10 eOd-d- ltw
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DURLIC SALE THE SUBSCRIBER
will positively sell at Public Sale, at his
residence, on the farm owned by II. +. Pick
els and adjoining the Kiyerview Cemetery,
within 4 ofa mile Of the city iimits on
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STRANGLED.

The cap was then drawn, and while
tie priest was praying, the Sheriff pnt
his foot on the trigger and the body of
Mcdonald shot downward distance of
six feet. His neck was not broken. In
fifteen minutes he was pronounced dead
from. strangulation, and in seven min
utes after ueath the body was cut down
and turned over to the Coroner. Two
hundred men witnessed the execution
Mcdonald last night placed his confess
sion in the hands of his attorneys.
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I H|RO EDi1|0N'
THE GALLONS.
Samuel Mcdonald Pays with His
Life the Penalty If Murder.

samuel MCDONALD PAyB with h1S
Life the Penalty "f Murder.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 9, 1888
Samuel Mcdonald was hanged in the
yard Of the County Jail to-day for the
murder Of Louis Lourent between the
22nd and 18th of March last. Lourent,
the murdered man, had a contract for
clearing tract of timber land near the
village Of Arcola. He employed Nc
Donald TO assist him, and the two were
supposed 10 be the warmest personal
friends. On the ODD of last March,
Lourent and Mcdonald were in Arcola
drinking together In saloon, and
about ten clock at night, in company
with three companions, started for their
cabins in the clearing. Upon arriving
at the cabin Lourent and Mcdonald bid
their companions good-by and went into
the cabin. That was the last time
Lourent was seen alive by any person
except Mcdonald.
MURDERED FOR HIS MONEY.
On the 29th of March the corpse of
Lourent was discovered in the lonely
hut by the owner Of the tract which
the Two men were clearing. In the
meantime Mcdonald, who was known
to be without money, bought suit OF
clothes, paying therefor with a 500 gold
piece, and also lifted an obligation in
this city, another $40 gold piece being
the tender.
He also pawned a gun, identified as
the property of the murdered man, and
on the witness stand denied all OF the
transactions cited above. In the cabin
were found bloody footprints and shoes
worn by Mcdonald and identified as
his, bearing blood stains, were found to
correspond herewith. The pawn ticket
which he received for the gun he was
seen to hide in manger in a stable. 1t
was produced and he afterward denied
ever having seen it.
TAKING HIS PUNISHMENT CooLLY.
The condemned passed last night in
the company of his spiritual advisers,
sleeping but little. This morning he
appeared cheerful and resigned, and at
noon ate hearty dinner. At seventeen
minutes past one p. IN. Mcdonald, sup
ported by two Catholic clergymen, en-
tered the Jail yard from the rear door of
the Jail. His face was blanched to
almost pearly Wilderness, but he mount
ed the scaffold with a firm tread He
stood unsupported on the drop while
Sheriff Scheifer read the death warrant
without a tremor
At the conclusion of the reading Me-
Donald said in firm voice: "Well,
gentlemen, / have nothing to say.
hope God will forgive me-" He then
kissed the crucitix and rep -ated pray
ers while his arms and legs were being
pinioned. After the moose was adjust
ed and before the black cap was drawn
over his head he said without faltering,
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North aisle.