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Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
Festival.

The m"mD"rs Ut ST. Mark = Guild will
lr" give a straw berry festival in the Smith
rDu building, on ilIr 2@tl, Goth and 3I,t inst
+, Season tickets n cents,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19

Ladies and sickly girls requiring a
non-alcolio'c, gentle stimrlant, will
find Browns Iron Bitters beneficial.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
Misf1t PaT|o[S,.
No. | {. Fourth Street
WILMINGTON, DEL.
W no

lstheperson who does mt
like to be we'll dressed
and wear good fitting
clothing For Boys,
Youths, NJ en- a n d
Children, you can find
suits that have every ap-
pearance of having been
made to order instead
of being ready-made,
and will thereby be bet
ter off by several dol
lars. In custom clothing
our business is still on
the increase, and if our
past efforts to please
have been the cause Of
our success, we can as
sure you chat our future
endeavors shall be great
er than ever. In prices
we aim to be at the very
bottom, knowing that
they are a great lever
to a large business.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
Pocket Picked,

A lady was relieved of her pocke,
book, containing ten dollars, in passing
through the King street market thi4
morning, by one of the light fingered
gentry.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
BARGAINS

in clothing at the Boston Clothing
House.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
WE WILL SELL YOU

a Noou CHeNlOI Sult,
A Good Cassimers Suit.
The Acma Suit, II
Something entirely new: Silk
and Wool Suits (no other store
has them in Wilmington), for $l3
The Finest and Best Suits ever
offered to the public for$l5and SIG
We have 10 styles of Worsted
Suits, Sack and Chesterfield, that
we are scllin@ rom $40 to $50.
Nothing like il r,,r seen for the
price beforr.
Also. a full line OF Eiue Flannel
Suits, suitable for the members
Of the Grand Army.
Blue and Green Washington
Mill Serge, trimmed in the best
manner, $l3.
Boys Clothing in all styles
and sizes from $40 to ST..
A splendid line of Pants at the
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
More cyclones.

A cyclone struck the west side of tn,
city of Denison, Texas, on Thursday
TheB aptist church and several house.
were blown down and number moved
from their foundations. -Four persons
were injured, but not fatally. AT Mine
raj Wells several buildings were dam
aged.
A heavy storm swept through the east
ern part of Nebraska, arecking severa
dwellings and two school houses at Val
paraiso, and fatally injuringa woman
and two children.
A telegram from Chicago states that
acyclone passed north of Racine, Wis
cOnsin, last evening. Thirty-tive OF
forty buildings were destroyed. Foul
persons are known TO be killed and
several others are manned. In Chica-
60 an unusual y heavy wind and rain
storm prevailed. A squall in the at
ternoon blew down about 400 feet in
length and 30 feet in width of the TEN
porary building for the coming expo,
sition of railway appliances. -Four
workmen were killed.
Apollo Castle n. u. f.
A meeting of Apollo Castle, No 2,
Knights of the Golden Eagle, was held
last evening in the Smith Building, and
tine following officers elected:
N. c., Charles II. Spear; V. c., j. X.
Sutterly S. H., Charles p Brinton
NJ. Of r., John Myers X of E., Viii
liam J. Moreland; G. Of E., A. NJ
Pierson V. FL, James II. Crabb H.
p, George NJ. Heisler; W. c., Charles
w. Hudson Ensign, E. H. Nelson !;
Esquire, +. p. Mcfarland First e.,
H. w. Jones Second G., Charles
Kellogg. The Castle was visited by
Grand Sir Herald William Nader, with
a delegation from Apollo Castle No. 3
of Philadelphia. Mr.. Nader made an
address, in which he fully explained
the workings and objects of the order
The regular meetings Of the Cas- lie will
be held on Friday evenings, and on
Monday June Attn it will be formally in
stituted, at which time it is expected
that 400 member, of the order will be
present from Philadelphia and Balti-
more to participate in the exercises.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
For sale,

Canary birds warranted to sing or no
sale. Apply in the evening only, No.
832 Monroe street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04

Raria, and will lot the powers hear from
her IN nate soon to he issued
II Ii thought that Ronmanin's entrt
Into thu GERMAN Anetilad alliance has tnal
~ hecn cfievted
Tho third wedding In NJ. pauls
week, Il aangh,of ot tho Lord Mayer hciny
united to Mr. Aitken Tho great bell was
iung for tho iirst time for amaffiape. Three
hundred guests were present nj tho wed
ding breakfast
Tho French papers look upon Al,
fonse's arratntn,ent u the tolonnlcs VI a
rrassian regiment NJ 4 nismareklan scheme
To excite French wrath, AMI arr urging the
eNeitahle ra,tsinMs III cruelty ,lisarpoint the
German Chancellor nv Keeping cool
The Dublin Nation savs the American
Legation AMI british Cabinet hasn con
piied to duplicate friends " Mr. rnrnell
IN the murder 1T tho mfofmcr Carey by
U nonncll
The French Munster Of tho lnterio,
his prohibited tho holding OF meetings by
WIZ NbNVtteN ssHaN w NsaNtNs NHu oANVitu
the expulsion VI eAhortcrs should they Ills.
obey
The statue Of Germnnia. which cos,
over 1, mn. 100 marks, was unveiled Mt Mo
derwald by the Emperor Princes, and Gen.
eralS Of the late war; IN presence of MOON
persons The villages ana castles along the
Rhine wcro illuminated ut night and salutes
were tsrcd from batteries on the hills
openncll, tho slayer Of Carey. was
committed at London to tho next session OF
the Criminal Court for trial carcs's son
and widow testified ut the adjourned pre-.
liminary examination While tho former
betrayed somewhat trca,herous memory,
the latter insisted that unonnell sNid to
her lust after the shooting, sbont blame
me, was sent ta Ito IL u statement from
which M amount Of cross examination
could shake her
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04
Husk Beds.

4 correspondent of Household says
the way to make husk bed il to put
the husks into plenty OF water and
spread them OH the grass to dry, first
spreading sheets Oh the grass, To keep
away the insects, etc, if possible.
When the husks are dry, draw them
through flax hatchel, or with fork
split them several times to make them
softer. Then fill into IA bed-tlck. Don't
put in enough to be hard, but make Il
good, comfortable bed. Have slit In
the center of the bed-tick, and every
day stir the husks up. A button and
button hole in the bed-tick will make
NIL secure and il YOU wash OF sesld the
husks eyery few years they will keep
sweet aud you will have cheap and
comfortable bed,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04
DlSPOSlNG or OLD HULKS.
Secretary Chambers Auction Sale Of Old
Vessels.
Washington Telegram.l

l"ASiAHEiSu ltiSAittNi
Secretary Chambers auction OF old hulks
proved more satisfactory than many per
sons supposed it would Bids we're received
to-day for all tho vessels offered, except the
venerable rawnee and the not less ancient
hut haasy4ro,tea Florida and there was
some competition for several of the vessels
The aggregate Of the appraised valnations
II the vessels hid for was s2sl 90 The
whole cos, 10 the Gevcrnment OF building.
rcpai,ing and eauipring these ships was
slauaA.uA Several Of them, such as tho
Niagara, Roanoke and SusquehannA,
did good service In their time. and
the Government may 10 deemed TO
have got is moneys worth out OF them.
Thc New Orleans 4 an old limo ot-battle ship
On the stocks, and the others belong to thu
large class OF ships built during and Just
after the war of white oak, because live oak
was not to I've hal, which have dccascd
rapidly. Tho Florida for which no bid was
made, wasarrraised al SO, ioa, considerably
more than any other vessel on the hst The
engines are the principal thing OF value
about her She was built Tor speed, and
was probably the fastest steamer ever in
the navy. but she only made one cruise Ten
years age, when there was prospect OF trou-
bic with spain, she was partially fitted Tor
sea, According to return made to the dc.
rar,mcms her engine received repairs and
the boilers are not worth repairing, Her
machinery cost SSAo0s and IL appears that
the Government must reduce her appraised
valuation or retain her The Congress,
which MaS sold for SsSuG, contains ma.
chtncry, the iirSt cost Of which was a>uo,
built Just after the war, and none OF II i re
ported 10 hc worth Nrairing The Iowa
was appraised at $4,000, and was sold foi
lust q more than that The Niagara was
appraised at ssso,o and the highest hid
MAS exactly that sum. The Secretary l. in
doubt whether he can accept that bid, be.
cause in inviting proposals Il was stated that
the ship would lie sold for tile highest above
the appia sed value thereof This sale does
not Include the Alaska, Benccia, Saco. Tus-
carora Nas rayaasctt and old Monadnock,
which are nj the Mare Island yard
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04
NEWS CONDENSED.
Telegraphic Summary.


Tho failure In announced Of Scilon.
bach. achwab 4 Ca, clothiers II Now York,
whose liabilities arc nearly e4oo,ooa
Capt. Bracket, Of tho Now York
Custom House, II determined TO stop SNUG.
Cling by dressmakers Last week no arrested
women from Chicago. st Louis and rhila.
delphia and sont twenty seven trunks from
the steamship Alaska TO tho Custom House
seixnro-room with goods valued ut ea0,aN
Charles W. +, Dare, carriage. maker
IN New York, failed.
Relic-hunters or rutllans have de.
faced Daniel Webstcr's statue at Marshheld,
Mass
Levy Brothers & CO.. clothiers on
Broadway, New York, have handed over
their assets of $a,oo0,on to meet liabilities
Of ~ ,soo,ao, giving preferences for sepo ooa
i. Mayer Il Bros, woolens, have
made an assignment In Now York, giving
preferences to Simon nanxig for sslo,ala
The total liabilities will exceed 81, uoo,oOo
and the nssignees believe tho assets win
nearly cover tho firms dcats
President Arthur and Attorney Gen.
oral Brewster lent their presence to the OK
crcises In connection with laying tho cor.
ner-stone OF tho Brunswick Memorial Hall
1t Bristol, Il l.
The Huntington pa.) Car and
Wheel Works have succumhed under imam
cial pressure with liabilities at 500, 10,
The 400 employees who arc thrown out Of
have not been paid for two months
The boiler Of the steamer ]. s.
Robinson exploded at the wharf at Albany.
Capt George = Warner, Fireman William
Cleary and Richard Van 1andt were killed.
and several others were seriously injured
The tug Cora was totally wrecked The
Robinson sank immediately after the acct
dent
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04

II was said that Postmaster General
Gresham, in lis forthcoming report, will
strongly advocate the adoption of the postal.
telegraph system lie viii also advocate
the establishment Of postal savings banks
Value Of exports Of hrsalstuiis for
August. l>>S Sis SID, -. same month IN.
Sas.asi, 80. eight months, ended Aug, n.
lsss, sli4, y. ,eias same time isss, stia.-
PTS SIS
Gen. Sherman has decided to relin-
quish the command Of the army To Gen
Sheridan Nov. |. He will he placed ON the
.etlred list Feb $ The announcement In
made from Washington that Gen Pope viii
probably be assigned 10 the command OF
the Military Division Of the Missouri
The cadets who have recently been
dismissed from the Naval Academy for
hazing NIL belong TO families Of influence,
Their friends will make very earnest ap
pcais TO Secretary Chandler 10 reinslats the
young men, Aged deal Of nnasaes, both
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04
SOUTHERN.

A Fort Smith Ark, dispatch reports
that between Childers Station and Web
hers Falls Indian Nation, while Deputy
United States Narsha,s Beck and Merrill
were attempting TO arrest John Bark and a
Cherokee named John NJ Jacks whisky
pcddlers, both officers were killed Merrill
Was shot several times, aud had his head
smashed in with resoisers Bark escaped
A withdrawing contest in Kentucky
resulted in double fratrieide Sam Rogers
thinking his brothers Bill and Tom, were
about TO pun their guns ON him, got the
drop on :aem and sent Thorn 10 their last
account
Isaac Evans. Reuben King and
SAwney Young, negroes. were executed at
Chatham, Va. for murder For n similar
crime, George Wallace, also eolorca, was
hanged ut Savannah. Ga
In Pittsylsania county, Va, in the
moonlight, George Thomas and Bowman
Doude settled family trouble by fighting
IN impromptu duel, one having a shot gum
and the other revolver, noaa. Was pep
pered In the face and arms
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04

Notwithstanding The proclamation Of
the Government fereiaaiag the holding III
meetings In the Counties Clare and Limerick,
Ireland, several thousand persons, headed
by priest, gathered in Milltewn. Nalhay
County Clare, sunday. and attempted To
hold an Irish National League meeting A
large police force Mas present and prevented
the organization Of the meeting The mag
sstrase read the nrohibs,esy proclamation
and the crowd dispersed, ut,ering rroans
for the Queen and shouting God save Ire
land
The widow Of the dead informer
Carey and other witnesses agains, o'Donnell
arrived a, Plymouth. England
The acceptance hy King Alfonso Of
the Colonelcy If the THAN regiment tend
cred by Emperor William rrevekes eaustic
comment In the Paris Journals
Russia has prolonged for year
throughout her principal provinces extreme
measures for securing the public safety.
The official report of the fatalities
consequent upon the late earthquake in
isrhia states that l.1a persons were killed
At nangannon, Ireland, party of
orangemen drove Thomas T. oronnor and
Mr.. Small from the Market Hall, refusing
them an opportunity TO speak. The Orange
| men held meeting In the street. and their
bands played through the high.
Five hundred cartridges, six havon
cts and revolver were discovered in n yard
i'm Cork
One of tho rope's agents is heading
for Montreal TO inquire why 30 many Cath
olies are becoming Free Masons.
American exhibitors ut the Vienna
Electrical Exhibition have been awarded
three diplomas
Russia is In high audgeon over the
removal ol Sobeloa and KaalbAry n 6Hl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04
POLyTICAL.

Samuel J. Randall expresses himself
confident OF securing tho srcakorshir u
tho next House
David Dudley Field presided over a
harmony Democratic gathering In Cooper
Union Hall New York.
An attempt 10 hold Republican
Senatorial Convention At PULASKI, n y, ~.
suited IN split and tho nomination OF two
candidates
Tho drcenback State Convention in
Massachusetts was attended hv asa Ncured.
tied delegates Hen nntlef was nominated
for Governor, and John llowes for lieuten.
ant Governor without tho formality Of n
vote Howes declined to serve, and Joined
with other prominent 0reenhaekcn IN call.
Ing new convention ut Worcester for Got
liz
Ben Butler was rcnominated by nc
clamation tor Governor Of Massachusetts, In
the Democratic State Convention William
A, simmons In seeonding tho nomination,
said tho blue blood and cavaliers must no
down Frederick u Prince was selected
TOR Lieutenant Governor,
1he hopunilcuh StNte NuhVentlOn VI
Nebraska nominated NJ II n Reese for
Judge VI tho Supreme Court
The Republicans Of Maryland met in
convention u baltimore and nominated
Hart Holton, If that city, for Governor
by reclamation; Washington smith, Of Dor
chester, Tor Comptroller, and II \ Matthews
Of Baltimore, for Attorney General Tho
resolutions adopted cordially approve II the
course Of President Arthur, but declare that
grave abuses continue IL exist In the nd.
ministration OF the state Government, and
that tho rulers must be dcthroncd
Tho New York Democracy held their
Convention at buffalo, and disposed III the
business for which they met without row,
though there Was some wrangling among
the contrasting delegates Isaac H. May.
nard was nominated for Secretary oil State,
Alfred G Chaplin for Comptroller, Robert A.
Maxwell for Treasurer, and Dennis uhrien
for Attorney General The platform dc
neunees taxation to raise u surplus fund
for distributing among the States by
the Federal Government, and heartily in-
dcrses Gov Clevelands administration
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04

Joseph Metlill. II tho Chicago Ta'ib.
ass, was a witness before the United States
Senate subcommittee ON Education and
Gus condition Of the masses Of lahorers in
this country no attributed To their own im.
providence, The only way To Improve them
was To teach them IL save Too much
of the earnings ot lahorcrs was spent In
liquor and tobacco II had been calculated
that tho amount annually spent by the Ia.
boring population in drink VAS to,ooNoN
and at least ssoaoNNaN moro MAS spent in
cigars, tobacco, and useless amaseMeatS
What the country wantel he said, WAS
more mechanics Industrial schools should
he established in every large city. where
education in technical arts could hc Oh
tanned In speaking ot the railroad aaes~
ton the witness said some means should I've
adopted for securing uniformity IL rates.
Railroads should not he permitted to eNers
else the power ~ arbitrarily changing tho
State and Federal legislation should he em.
rloyea To remedy this evil The earitslisa.
ton Of many railroads was far In excess II
the cost Of construction et the reads and
they were annually neecing the people OF
the country out III millions Of dollars IN
profits
The Pacific railroad managers have
agroea that Portland aud San Francisco
shall have the same rates to tho East, the
Northern Pacific 10 charge tho same price
for freighss 10 San Francisco VIA PORTLAND rs
are exaetea by direct lines
The death il announced Of Col
George Knapp, OF tho 81 Louis RssaAltsaa
Deceased lei, ST Louis eArss in the spring In
somewhat feeble health, accompanied by
his son, With the expectation that sea yoy.
are and Earopeaa tour would ee beneficial
He sailed faem Antwerp Sept iA hemewasa
bound, and died the iasA. agcl ~ years lie
| was the oldest ieurnalls, IN tho state III
Missouri, amt among the eldest in the whole
country, He began his service On the ~
rstfsas titts three wars age, and his con.
neesion With that journal MAS continuous
up IL the day ii his death lie served ~ a
Lieutenant in the Mexican var
| Mr., Armstrong, Commissioner II tho
Railroad bureau Of the Interior ncnartmeae
has spent four months in mspee, NJ the
land ssaat reads oa the Pacific eoaSa He
reports a rap Of sas miles in the track I've
| tween California aud Oxygen, which Ia I've.
aay rapidly reduced The Reaemaa and
Mullen tunnels on the Northern Pacific viii
probably be completed this YEAR
With oppressive heat, the yellow
fever RACES a, lermasslle, Mexico where il
Il estimated 100 people are down with tho
| disease,
| Ex,Jalge Fullerton and ten, Roger
A. Pryor, Of New York have been engaged
10 assist in the defense Of u'nenncll, III,
~avenger~
Rradstree,s reports lst business
failures in the United States for the week
ending Sept a~thistecn loSs than the
preceding week, and reduction ef min,
when compared with the corresponding
period in ,>sa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04
A NEW TYPE-SETTER.
A Machine that Does the Work Of Five
Competitors.
fSayatnra Letter.
lSaraso1a letter.


saw the inventor of a new type setting
machine ut the United States yesterday /
did not see his machine, but ii what he
claims tor il In true, the day Of the printer
Ia drawing TO close, IL Is one Of the mar
wells Of the time Ii will further help tho
cEeApening of the price OF newspapers
His machine has \ capacity OF setting 1000
ems q day Ii works with iron clad accu-
racv, and avoids the faults OF the present
type-setting machine in that IL can
slustifys the lines a. compositor can now,
with the hand method No type Is neces-
sary with this machine. beyond q few al
phabets of the various kinds and sizes re-
quired in the make mp OF . newspaper
There is keyboard TO the machine like
that of piano, These keys represent let
ters and pronunciation marks Playing on
them tmpresses these forms into paper
matrix similar to that now employed upon
the Bullock press Instead of setting up
type by the old method and taking matrix
from the locked form rs a whole, the inn
preston is made direct from the machine
one letter Mt time, 50 that when the type
setting machine is through the matriN il
instantly ready tor the molding
modern pfesR The value of this one feat
cause the gain of the minute in the stereo-
tipping on the forms OF a great office is of
much value These machines are being ex-
perimented with I'm the Office OF the Phila-
delphia Times. The inventor says the ma
chine can be furnished Mt a cost OF 500
each III they are practical and can do all
that is claimed for them the future news
paper proprietor viii lie able TO bid defiance
TO strikers and unions
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04
NaNNlpOu RenalMrte.

He was born Mt Aiaccio, Corsica,
Aug. Is. 1863. His mother. n strong
and cultured, but severe woman, ruled
her household with rod of iron, and
to her the son owed his indomitable
will. At 10 years of age he was sent to
u military school at Brienne, France,
and six years later entered the army.
I'm l7aa, having taken an active part i'll
the detection in Ajaccio, he was ex-
PEELED, with the rest of his family, from
the city. After several years Of brill
liant military service Napoleon was
made commander of the compaign in
Italy, which closed with the treaty of
Campo Formio. On the eve of his ,le-
parture he was married to the beautiful
and accomplished Nine. Josephine
Beauharnais The year after the close
of the Italian campaign l1aD Napo-
leon set out for Egypt, designing to in
vestigate its wealth, art treasures and
other antiquities, but the expedition
proved disastrous and he soon returned
to meet critical state of affairs In
France, leaving the army under the
command of Gen. kleber. On Ang. ,,
1902, the French people made Bona
parte First Consul for life, and in the
same year received at his hands the
famous Code Napoleon. the product of
the best legal talent of the nation, and
undoubtedly one of the noblest monu-
ments of his administration. 1t still
forms the great body of French law.
Two years later he vas proclaimed
Emperor. After remarkable career
in war and peace, he sacrificed his heart
and highest manhood to his ambition Ivy
divorcing his faithful Josephine t. form
ROYAL alliance with Marie Louisa,
dang liter of the Emperor of austria.
The decline of his power soon followed,
like pursuing Nemesis; beginning
| with the fearful disasters succeeding
the burning of Moscow and the ensuing
| retreat in the midst of Russian
winter, and ending with the disastrous
battle of Lieps:c, the fall of Paris, his
first abdication, and his exile llSl4D to
the little island of Elba. He escaped
to France ten months later; raised
another army, and fastened to meet
| the allies-English, Germans and
Nethcrlanders-in Belgium, on the
fatal field of Waterloo. A few months
later and he was prisoner for life on
the desolate island of st. Helena, in
custody of Great Britain, where he
died OF cancer of the stomach, May D.
1921. BY almost universal concession
he is regarded as the greatest militar,
commander that ever lived Had hi,
displomaey been equal to his militar,
genius it is probable that he woult
have remained to his death III he wa,
for period of more than six years, tin
virtual master of nearly all the ciyilize.
States of Continental Europe. In 1si'
his mortal remains We're carried t.
France and buried in Paris, the scen'
of his greatest triumphs rs Of his iina
! downfall
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-04

Miss Helen A. Stewart, 0hio-Patent on .
respirator.
Mrs Drake. Huron Successful
farmer: 400 acres, big crop
Mrs T. A. Burke. New Orleans--Superin-
tendent Of Lafayette Square
Miss Ella r. Greene, St Louis Successful
commercial traveller. salary. $50
MIS- Louis WEIGH, East Concord, n. II. --
Patchwork quilt with z 40 pieces i'm it,
Annie Il. Wilson and Isabella NJ Leyburn,
Louisville and proplieiors new
magazine