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Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
YTPAYS TO WALK DDWN 'TD Nh +

IT PAYS TO WALK DOWN TO No. 8 f.
! Front stree Chiidren9 button shoes
JOc. to Il youths button calf. 81 workmen'.
KID tuition, 81 %: samples Of prbbled best
city made. 200 lot Of sample slippers, be.
lot Of woInenS tne walking slippers. 81 .
good men : gaiters 81: working shoes Of all
Kinds. 81 to Sl.25 cnts'plush fancy slippers
baby patert leather fox button. soc fines,
baltimore made patent fox button, chldren's
II, never before equaled in this city: child.
KID = ringH,city made, 75c.; lot of ladies sain
pl" button walking shoes very fine SOC
gents cloth top or KID. or hut top opera ~,
CATERS. 81 button. ESQ, Those are all sam
pies and bargains, EWING, East From,
street. first store from Market. m3l cod ct
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commissioners.

Incorporated in 1868 for e. years BY the Ley.
saturc for Educational and haritable pur-
posrs-with Il capital Of 81 900 000-to which u
reserve fund Of over $55o,OoO has since been
added.
~ an overwhelming popular vote Its fran
rhise was made part ofthe present State
Constitution adopted Dec. ID, A. d.. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endor-
sed by tn people of any State.
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l. l. IRtHASE 7 II +
SlD) Right Of Ncw CAS- Ie Conn.y
for u valuable patent r2h'. that wi yield II
urO7t Of 81, 600 IN II few months. +, 'pnrticu.
lars address j, b III North Eleventh street
Philadelphia. lc11, 1916
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100000 Tickets, az s. each. Frac.
lions. In Fifths In prOpOrtion.


1857 Prizes, amounting tO....... SZGJ j1r
Application for rates 10 cluhS should he
made only at the otticeo thee Company in New
Orleans.
For further Information write clearly. xiv.
ing full Gddrcss. Send orders by Express
Registered Letter or VI uct DrtcraI Ircsscd
only to N. 4. DAIPHlN,
New Orleans, La.
or NJ. A. DAUPH1N.
8Os seventh ST., Wash iIaglGn, De
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J. T. Munin & Son.,
ID EGISTEk'S ORDER.

ID EGlSTEk'S ORDER.
~ REaISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co., DEL. June II, 1888
Upon the application of NEH EMIAH
DAVIS, ADMINISTRATOR Of MARGARET
W. DAVIS, late of New Castle Hundred
in said county, deceased, 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that T. he Administra
tor aforesaid give notice of granting of Let
tiers of ADM nistratton upon the estate Of the
deceased, with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted with.
in 40 days from the date of such Letters, In six
Of the most publcp places of the county OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided and also to cause the
same to be inserted within the same period
in the DAILY REPUBLICAN, a newspaper pub.
ished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, te-o-d).
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid, Al
'~~~' Wilmington, in New Castle County
afore aid, the day and year above written.
S. q. BlGGS, Register.
Notice-All persons having claims agalns
tho estate Of the deceased must present the
same .duly attested to the Administrator, or
Or before June II, 1884, or abide the Act Of Ar
sembly In such case made and provided.
NEHEMIAH DAVE,
Administrator
Address, Ohristiana, Delaware. jrl2
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Strawberry khtpuBIeuts,

Fifty.three Car loads of straw
berries were shipped over the Delaware
Railroad yesterday from varioLs STA
tons along the line, and consigned
as follows:
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For Cllilslren's
LOCAL TIME TABLE,

Kid walking shoes Is cts. former price
Sl.50. Go to Babcock 5, BOG Market st
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An Opinion fthc COlOrp Il 1: ss,s

Al Op1n1Sh Nl the OIOrfO u sNe.
Considerable talk has been indulge!
In sin e the recent riot amoug tn. r0lCa
ed citizens at Schuetzen Park, and tho
cOlored people have been severely Cysa
sured and clasSed ~ outlaws. In m
interview with SALISBURY Murray, ~
No o French street, in reference 10 sS'
affair, he stated to IA REPUBLICAN re
porter that it was indeed Il bad afiaM.
but did not think the better class of CO..
Ored prople should he held RESPONSE Is
for III" actions of the rough e1emeHA.
He did not desire 10 cast any reflections
on the authorities, but stated that Il
three or four colore, men had bces
sworn in on that day as special ofiicsrs.
the trouble would not have OcCiirrtJ ),
for, said he, from the fact that Burtnn.
VINO killed Wells, defended himself f1
some tine before he was SIM urel, against
a number Of The roughs, the presence Of
four or five able bodied c0lortd men, ~
special officers, would have Iuellei TINS
disturban &c and Wells would have tssss
a live man to-day, and the city would
not have been blamed for the bloody
IiOt. The gentleman also stated tlaS
he did not full y credit the editor ial in
the Morning News of til. 9th ult., for -
his mind the riot does not cast reflection
on the law abiding cnlorcd people villa
were not present, land he is ofthe OpinI'a
that the ma, joriiy of the white citizsns
will agree with Linn and place the blarss
where it justly belongs, among ssz'
rough and lawlrss class.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12

1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings ofThe Louisiana State Lot
terry Company and in person manage and con-
troll the drawings theniselves and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness,
and in good faith toward all parties, and we
authorize the Company To USE thiscertiticate
with tac-sinllcs OF oar signatures attached,
in its advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
Corrected June 1, 1883.
LEAX

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.2. W"-2.23" - 9. 30 g 40 7.OO-7 .M
3. l0f-s LOO. 39-s. $40 90 10 80 II 8:
q IN = l2.00t IN :--l2 -l.bi-23H-
U-5.lT*-5.3Ut-9. e. 3b*-7. 70. !. 3O*-g S.
p H.
New YORK -223*-6 30-g5s- II 8:
am.-l2.3S-l54 -5. l7"-S.3ss 28.p.m
BALTIMORE. 05#-l. 42*-4 .5l*--s.O5*-9
n. m.-l227--l. O0-l.O0-- 500 - 900 $50 6.5' -
ll.0+ p. IN.
WAsHINaToN--l42 s-. SIS. O5t-g. liza. m
-l.Hl-1 OBJ O0--6.57-ll.O 4' .. NJ
RALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
l.G@-H.l7a III Il. OO-5. O0-6.OO p. In.
irains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday.
DELAWARE H. Re-. OO#-9.lO q. IN = LOB
3.oo.-4 .oo--6. 25t P. m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
For Harrington and Intern ediate sta.
tons.
"lLMINdToN Il NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.4
a. m Il 20. l2-8.l5 p. m.
DELAWARE W ESTEEM KAILRoAD-7. Oslo, 81
Il. IN "a. 80 u, m
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TRAINS ARR We AT WILMINGTON
FROM

PHlLADELPnIA-l245' -l. 00'--l .32#-4. 49,
7.45-S 02*-8. 05-a. l2-lO lot -l1.35 a. IN ~. 9.
--l2.5o-I. O7-2.3H-3.5 80 2. 5N-43O 45b- So
1875. O-84s-7. 35t-7.5O-9.5 -lO3s.--l0.6 s'
pm.
NEW YORK--l .32s4 47s--s.V2. = o, In A
IN --l2 50--l.O7-- SIS. 4S'-lO5Ss y. IN.
BALTIMoRE-l .5ls--2 l3*-9 34-9 Sal. A.,
IN Ia. 36--l BIB. LIST. 3O*-7. N*-8. 49* y
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Diets.

The hook and ladder truck Of III.
Washington Fire Company is being 10
paired
A project is on foot to have q through
mail placed on the new Delaware "
press.
Orlando Rose, who was rardonod =,
the Governor on saturday, was ibnss
ted yesterday.
The rain on Sunday night was attend
ed with beneficial results througi,ssA
the Peninsula.
An extension il being made to III
store of Phil j. Walsh b Co., SOS ME.
ket street, to accommodate their IN
creasing trade.
Edward McHugh, a switch tender n
Front street on the p. W 4 Is. Z
H., was severely injured by jumping
from train on Sunday evening.
Captin b. +. Fisher is in charge u
the steamer Shady Side, instead Of Cap
tan Wright, as stated yesterday, tbs
latter gentleman being one Of the own
erS.
From all accounts some trouble exis5n
in the Quickstep base ball association
1t is to be hoped, however, that the DID.
ficulties vii be adjusted without in.
jury to the club,
The body of John Denney, who cos,
mitted suicide in Denver, last week.
passed through tn 3 city this morniss
on the South bound Delaware train, sss.
route to Dover, where the intermraa
will take place.
The body of Captain Hatfield, col~-
ed, notice of whose death appeared yos,
terday, arrived in this city this mOra
ing and was taken charge of by sha
Knight Templars, of which he WAS
member.
The men employed in Darragh's car
rage factory, whose failure was u"
ticed yesterday, were not paid ~
as stated, but will get their mOs,sy
and the business will be resumed b.
MeSsrs. Merrck and Green.
Thomas Drein y ) n have recsiy.sA
another order for two 2O-iert "a allr
life boats for the Boston and Gl"u, csrvl
teanlhoat Company. The same i!u
have also finished y surf boat for Jams
Bradford which will be shipped IL" r..
hOboth this week.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12

A Serge is the Fab
ric for 90 Degrees.
If you have worn them you
know all about it; if not, you
had better try them. Our
stock is big. Run your eye
over the following prices for
Suits: y
American Mills, two kinds,
fast colors, down from $14
to $40.
Washington True Blue
and English True Green at
81. Bargains both.
English Black and Blue at
Sl4. London Black, Blue and
Green at SIS. English Black
and Blue, very fine, at $40.
Delhi Goats and Vests, Black
and Blue, at $3.50, down
from $40.
Forcritical young men two
styles Of Heatherleigh, ele-
gantly made and Silk Trim
med, at S22.5o and S24. We
are proud Of them.
Every garment referred
to in this advertisement is
our own make.
Wanamaker & Brown
Oak Hall. Sixth Il Marke ct sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
Important Notice.
GREAT SACRIFICE
IN CLOTHING
The Greatest Cut in Prices
THAT HAS YET BEEN MADE

We are determined to sell. We
have too many goods, and they
must be sold and In less than thirty
days. And the only way to get ever
our difficulty IL to veil lower than
the low est, and this We have de-.
termined TO do. Call and see what
we can do for you. A full stock OF
all the Leading Sly les siiIl on hand
and at prices that Will ast0nish
you. Don't forget the great cut
this day. and will eOn
tinue until July I'D. at tho
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18
FOREIGN NEWS GOSSTP.

London Cable: In spite Of the combined
efforts of her family and medical advisers
the queen declines to 80 abroad for her
health, land insists upon SPEEDING the au-
tumn at Balmoral. She is Determined to
be near John Browns grave and will make
daily visits to il, contributingne testimo-
malls Of the esteem in which sbe belds the
memory Of that departed gillh. Her fam.
lily are exasperated 81 her expenditure of
feeling on such a subject, which begins to
border closely on the ridiculous.
The trial Of ten Jews at ANyreghhaza,
Hungary, charged with numbering Esther
Solymosi, q Christrsn gis5 in te synagogue
at Tis2aerslar, in order to procure her BLOOD
to mix in the passover bread, has been con-
cluded, a verdict Of not guilty being rem
dered. The state is taxed with the costs of
the trial. The public prosecutor announced
himself satisfied with the result of the trial.
Counsel for Esther's relatives wll appeal.
Jewish residents of Ekaterinoshy Russia
were attacked by a mob on the I'd inst.
The soldiery were called 10 disperse the n
oters, ten of whom were killed and thirteen
wounded. The trouble was caused by a
Jew insulting a peasant woman. The tow
council Of Russia resolved to give the Jews
5000 roubles to compensate them for their
losses, and to provide shelter for those who
were rendered homeless.
The killing of Carey and the niusal 81
the Australian authorities to sllof the 9TH
er informers to land, puts the Enklish go7-
eminent in a qEandsry as to whsteourse to
pursue.
The prince of Wales has accepaa with
tn anks q painting ofthe LongfsilaA house
al Cambridge, painted by Ernest Eongfel-
low.
/ The result of the Jewish murder trial in
Hungary threatens to cause an anti-semetic
outb eak.
There were thirteen deaths from cholera
among British troops in India on the 9Th
inst.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18
RECORD OF

The wreck of the oolliding freight trains
on the Troy & Boston railroad, near Pown-
ali, Vt, has been cleared, and bodies, be-
lieyed to be those of Mark Sutherland,
engineer; n, h. Bruce, operator, and Char
les Marden, engineer, found, burned fright
fully. The remaining three bodies are still
missing, and believed to nave been reduced
to ashes. Loss $50, 900.
A fire in San Francisco on the 4th inst,
Post street destroyed almost the entire
block. Thirty buildings were burned,
among them the Minor Garden theatre and
Druid's hali. The losses are estimated at
$500, coo; insurance believed to be less than
one-halt, The extent area Of the fire is the
greatest occurred in the city since 1876.
Yellow fever is playing havoc among
residents in Oallao. Hitherto they
have been almost exempt from the disease,
but its character now seems to have under
gone n change.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18

1t is said that last spring a corner"
was attempted by a comhinat' n OF New
York and Boston butter dealers. Agents
were sent through the West, and all the
butter obtainable purchased at ar av-
erage price Of q cents. About l0, 900, coo
pounds were accordingly placed in cold
storage at Chicago, and then the spec
ulators waited patiently for the rise
which they were sure would follow as q
matter Of course. Bot owing to plenty
Of rain and continued rich grass the
cows failed to shrink in their production
during July, and the price was thereby
kept at o lower figure than ordinary.
Now The butter combination finds itself
compelled to unload at II and IA cents
while June butter sells at 10 and 20 in
the Chicago market. ..
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

Mary 6CuIiy, who has been forewoman at
George F. Cites establishment II Cincinnati
for fifteen years, was arrested for stealing
goods from the firm. Her rooms were
found to be magDihcent]y htted up with
me l~ambreQuins, carpets, velvet plush loot
stools and gorgeous quilts made Of goods
that cost Sc q YARD. She is u sister OF 9 Oh
] ectOr OF the city intirmaTy, and the nrm
were induced TO stop prosecution IN order 10
shield the family from the exposure that
would follow if the case got into The papers.
Il is supposed that tbethetts have amounted
TO thousands of dollars. Large quantities OF
goods were recovered. The woman confessed
her crime.
D. I. James, one Of the heaviest star
Ioute contractors in the south, was arrested
a. Montgomery, Ala. charged with whole.
sale .Orgery of names and certificates to his
bids and contracts. The detective who
worked up the case called upon the post
master at Ten Brock for assistance, but the
latter betrayed the confidence OF the lnspeC.
tor and placed his life Ia jeopardy. For
this Postmaster General Gresham has re.
moved the pOstm aster and discontinued the
pos Office.
There is creat excitement at SisterviIle,
Tyler county, ". Va, on the Ohio River
railroad. Negroes and Italians were work
inP together blasting, when the negroes put
in a blast, and, notified Of the danger, ran
TO a safe distance. Two Italians we're killed.
The Italians pIrSued the negroes with re-
yOIyers, picks and GiTks. The negroes drew
razOrs, and further trouble IS feared.
George Perry, thirty-tve, Of Newark, N.
J., is said TO have a wife in every town be
has lived in since be became OF age. He
had worked MS way ~ TO a prominent pO-
sition in the BrDa insurance company,
when four Of his wives We discovered, and
he at once put time and space between him
self and Newark.
James N. Thompson, alias James Mon
roe. was arrested at Des MoiDes, by the
sber Fl Of Montgomery county, Klaus, for
defraudiDg orphans tor whom he was
guardian, Of $50. The sheriff was armed
with g reouisitiOn and took BIS prisoner
back with him.
Tom Connors, q weIl-known river man,
committed suicide near McGraw's camp on
the Snake river by cutting his throat from
ear TO esr. The cause is said to have been
melancholy, ocCasloned by oYer-indulgence
of liquor. he was buried where he
lay.
On the Sd a crowd assembled at the Jail at
MarysvilIe, La, and demanded the keys
from the sheriff, who refused. They then
broke in the door, and took out D. W.
Preset, under arrest for rape OF a'girl OF
nine years, and hanged him in the court
house yard.
Pat Cane, q euarryman oFRockland, Me-,
struck Murdoch Campbell with an iron
and then attempted to drown himself, but
was prevented, Campbell died. Cane IS
subject to fts of temporary insanity.
Edmund Fox, a notorious DESPERATE, was
shot dead at FSTt Wayne, Ind, by Deputy
Sheriff Normif, while resisting arrest.
An orani5ed gang OF car thieves mas been
broken up in Belleville, III.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18
A SCHEME TO PURCHASE CUBA.

Negotiations by Private Individuals LOok2a
ing to That End-A Plan to Annex a PorFl
ton Of Mexico "
A Washington gOssipor says a syndicate hE
been formed 20 buy Cuba from Spain. Cen
Grant, Cyrus Fiald, w. H. Vanderbilt, @. J.
Osborne, Augustus Bchell aud Mr. CammscrGt
are named as leaders IN the movement ThJo
plan has progressed 90 far that Gen. Sickletr
will shortly go to Spain to open negotiations
The syndicate is willing, according to Thu
writer, 60 give 500, 600, 900 for the isLaadl
He saws further: le
There are rumors aud more than RI mors Oh
revolutions current among those who car liver
only with a strong stimGlant / will toll you O.
thing or two. The state Of Chihuahua, is
North Mexico, has now about 10, 600 Amsri-a
cans within its borders They are generally
mon of nerve aud courage, and in some way
or other two thirds of them are connectedI
with various railroads. now building in that
part Of Mexico. Last "Wednesday a meeting
was held at a stock brokers Office ON Broad
street, New York, that may revolutionize Max-
100. At it we're some of The largest mfnai
owners ia Mexico, two capitalists, two gentiel'
men who had made some figure in the later
war, q loading Texas journalist. and Other
persons. The scheme proposed and DIS
cussed was this: When congress gets fairly
under way next winter the Americans in CHI
huahua are to pronounce" In favor Of dis
solving ,~rslations between that state and Mexico,
establish a local state goyeTnmet and send AZ
delegation 20 Washington to ask to be admitte dt
10 federal Union. An estimate was made OIL
the probable expense of establishing this pewa
government by q gentleman present, and the
capitalists said the SUM named could be had
easily upon condition that the United States
assumed the debt Of the new state, as wac
done when Texas came into the Union. One
of the military men present said 5000 goodO
men, well armed and drilled, would hold the,l
country, and he would Ggree to raise 2. 500. \
reputation during tao late war. He was badly,
o. the United States Army for dis !
ability. The other was a oonfederatel
general, not 90 well known as his oolleague,g
but q graduate of West Point and servea "a
believe. IN the Mounted Rifles before the war {
and new lives in Mexico. He agreed with the /
other officer as 10 force required, and added;
that two-thIrds OF the Mexicans Of position and
isdaeatan- fAyored an annexation with United
States, md JnRsS the ignorant lower classes
would oppose it The Journalists, who was d
confederate r~egiRaenal commander, said TexABp
would furnish al the furce needed, and be gln6
10 do it. and that pablo sentiment in that Statae
Fes overwhelmingly IN favor Of annexing TIA,
whole or Mexico IL necessary, az which thert
was much applause. AftF some discussioa
Eae meenng adjourned to meet SOON again
Inc genuemen In this scheme are well know.
One OF the capitalists used "a live in San Fran
cisco, and was noted while tbere for operation
requiring nerve and pluck. hbelieye the plan
VIII % E4eu abo will succeed.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18
MEYTTON.

Senator ]. ID. Cameron of Pennsylvania
has been under the treatment OF Sir Henry
Thompson. o famous specialist surgeon of
London, who has been remarkably success.
fnl with his patient who bids fair to return
home with mis- health quite restored. Sir
Henry has la;6 ia inGerdictiors on cham
payne, however, greatly to Mr.. Cameron's
disgust. Mr.. Cameron is said to have been
very successful at Ascot races, as under the
advice of Hon. Tom 0chiltree lie won 81, 500
on one race.
For some time it has been known In st.
Paul to a few that M. J. ]. Hill, president
Of the MaE..oba railway, contemplated the
p1rchase OF the White Bear township farm
ofC. q. Gilfilan. II may be stated that
the farm, which ia more than 5000 acres in
extent and touches upon the township of
M~oundsview, wes bought for $4,000. and
will be maGS5 one OF the most notable coun.
try seats in the west. Mr.. Hill intends to
4 remove most of bis famous bloOded stock
from his Hen nepin county farm to his new
purchase, and before doing 50 to make
meny costly and noteworthy improvements.
he has SD admirable field OF work in, since
the farm includes slakes, rills, rayines and
hillsides fine" with more than one eligible
site for the manorial home 10 be erected.
The owner is agrest believer IN and lover
Of Polled Angus cattle, and nRIess present
intention changes, some of the most costly
and ng-pedigreed representatives Of that
highland stock will be domiciIed 81 the
Ramsey countY country place.
Los angeles teal Evening Express Of o
recent date contains the nnouncement of
the election of Thomas J Cuddy as chief Of
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18

Wines Of Springfield H., unite in q call for
all corporate memhTs OF the National pris-
On association. and Others interested in
prison reform, to mtet in Saratoga Oh Sept.
Z, to reOrganl2e ting assoclation, hno COZ
slider such action dtAer of business or Tor
discussion, as may tRea be DroughtIorWaru'
Montgomery Blaii ranked eighteenth IN
his class at West Pdnt. Among his class
were Gen. George W. Merrill. Gen. john d
Nsrtindale. Gen, qorge g. Meade, Gen.
Henry N. Nsglev, en-. Herman Haupt,
Gen. Msrsena r. Pa tck, and Gen. BeDia-
min S. Roberts.
ThorDss Barb ar Si7e adieu to BenediC.
Ia Price at Liverpool w enty-eigbt years ago
and came 70 AmericaIIo seek his fortune.
He found it, and she arrived in PhIIadel-
mia this week on the steamer British
Crown, and found Thomas waiting TO re
ceive and marry her.
Johnny Heating, the famous Light weight
~pugulist, is now one Of the foreman Of LOr-
lizards tobacco factory in New Jersey City,
and is well liked by his employers. He is
neat and as DaJty as ever, with shoulders
just as square, and with step just as sturdy.
1t is SAID that $50, 600 vas the price paid
Gen. Trevino of Mexico to postpone his
presidential sspirstions. thus favoring Gen.
Diaz and that Trevino has already drawn
$1,000 from the Laredo custom house as
part payment.
Thurlow Weed says ia his autobiography
that he smoked cigars during ifty-tour
years of his life, and by careful computation
is sure he gave sway $4,000 during that
time.
n. K. Fairbank, the Chicago lard million.
aire, denies he is trying to get up a corner
in his favolite produce. He has $1,000 to
40, 900 tierces on hand, however.
DR.. Hubbard has resigned the professor
ship OF chemistry in Dartmouth Medical
college after tOrty-seven yesrs O~fseTvice.
Nellie Arthur and h rCousins have gone
in the United States steamer Dispatch Tor
a cruise along the New EAgland coast.
The Apollo knights Df Chicago have
turned homevsrd. a few continue on
longer tours to Switzerland and Italy.
Chief Justice Waite writes that be is rap
idly recovering from the tpjuries sustained
by his accident.
Maj. Maginuis thinks that Montana's
present prospects for admission are slen-
der.
G. B. Langridge, grand recorder CT the
grand commandery Of Mssens, is desd.
George HinDeline Of Minneapolis, died
Of cancer of the stomach Or4Aug, 3.